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A.DM«
LIBRARY
nijS.
OCT 9
MONDAY
1951
ADM,
LIBRARY
1
ISSUE
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 174
Number 5053
New
York, N. Y., Monday, October-8, 1951
Price 90 Cents
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Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Air Associates,
Gilbert
backlog
to
Colgate,
of
$4,500,000
ended
that
Sept.
"the
t
30,
backlog
of
at
the
hand
Teterboro
last
a
totaling
174,
Aviation
The
$14,500,000
1
orders
Y. y ■■■■■
Gross
■
•
$463,637.
$351,852
176,071
165,534
62,733
80,537
79,642
21,862
railway..
3,766,141
1 3,253,718
3,178,489
1,187,001
1,055,033
786,676
1,504,565
538,647
569,252
354,542
767,850
225,005
116,696
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
174,
income
797.
p.
San
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway-..
1950
1949
1948
$1,580,978
$1,614,857
$1,323,521
$1,564,084
Net
from
ry.
*»—V.
.
,
277,608
417,900
151,546
127,117
217,976
12,831,444
11,068,253
2,396,879
2,658.819
income.;
*886,405
1,135,381
174,
897.
p.
Alamo
Co.
arganiaed
%
Alamo plant wm prumtce anhydrous ammonia, used ; in
making fertilizers, methanol, a base for plastics and anti-freeze, and
The
new
& Co.
; '
Oct. 4
on
100%, "as
Each
stock
a
$100
debentures
of
PROCEEDS—The net
V
and
convertible
are
redeemable at 110%
modernization-
proceeds
the
of
shares
four
105%
be used
to
are
into
1956, and
to
to
and
..——42
the
business
of
Territory of Alaska.
menced
operation
plant at
in
mately
and
Sept.
Net
—44
Alaska.
174,
in
system
those
also
owns
The
Seward.
at
three
towns
and
to' a
company-
total
the
operates
of
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd.—New Furnace
new
heating furnace and
billet
Planned—
j
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4. ''.
admin,
and
pits will be built for this'corporation at Suult Ste Marie, Ont., Canada.
Rust Furnace Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., is the designer and constructor.
—V.
power
170,
1589.
p.
'
.
;
172,
,'
%
T3\e
1433.
p.
".'.
V" J
,7;
Sept. 9,'51 Sept. 10/33
-
(net)
28,502,589
22,118,498
$7,574,521
exp.
Y
145,235
7,101
$7,581,622
4,994,056
3,060,0''l
Y 503,172
228,465
.
income
taxes
,
tax„„—
447,808
293,571
$4,120,616
$3,999,545
$11.06
<
>•
share
per
$10.74
—
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1093.
.\r
Smelting &
broken
.
,
space
Refining
South
.
.
which
Co.—New Laboratory
J.^, on Oct. 4 for a ne«Y
Research .Laboratory. Y
•
situated on a 26-acre land¬
Plainfield,
N.
Central
company's
building,
will
be
provide 82,000 square feet of floor space, almost/
occupied by, the laboratory at the company's'
will
plot,
the
in
the
house
to
now
The
and
It
at Barber, N. J.
It will be erected,
engineers-constructors, of
New York,
Inc.,
with
company,
by Brown fte
and will
be
Broadway,
New
York/ was
April 4. 1899, under the laws of New Jersey to own
properties of 17 corporations and one partnership.
operates
mines, "smelting plants,
refineries and associated,
on
the
manage
now
within a year.
main offices at 120
occupied
and
Y organized
;
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in
the
United
States,
Newfoundland,
Canada,
Mexico,
Nicaragua, Bolivia. Peru, Australia, Saudi Arabia and the Gold Const;
Colony- in Africa.—V-. 174,; p,/ll94,
,
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properties
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp.—Plans Financing—
plant in Nenana, but does not contemplate any extension of its electric
power services into other areas.
Y'YYYYYY \Y7 YYY:/
nnrl
taxes____Y--—$10,065,652
red-brick
Matthews,
The
now
which
7 $9,920,417
selling
profits
was
completed
three complete batteries of" soaking
~
approxi¬
electric
.
the
with
of
without. underwriter.
capital,—V.
taxes—
p.
Ground
twice
A
to
up
stockholder
Y7 Perth Amboy plant
the
com-"
It
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:
for:Federal
American
v
44
-
engage
in
majority
one
share,
per
working
for
deductions
and
before
income
—V.
The
1948, when it acquired the telephone
Subsequently, it built.the telephone system
It
subscribers.
1948,- to
services
$36
at
letter of notification
stock
(no
par)
to
-----
income
building
1,
the
acquired
telephone service
700
26,-
utility
telephone:, and
Its principal office is in Juneau,
on
Wrangell, Alaska.
Nenana
provides
July
organized, on
was
providing
a
common
offered
be
used
" 7-_
excess
scaped
BUSINESS—Corporation.,
of
shares
deprec.,
income
Net
capital.
in
out
$38,423,006 $29,593,019
sales,
Provision
44
-—
Sales
Auction
be
to
income
State
working
for
of
Federal
.——44
Federal Reserve System
common
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1193.
p.
sales
Income
expansion
for
pay
properties
company's
of
thereafter.
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turning
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
„
$1);
(par
1
Other
Statement ,of Federal
Banks
Reserve
174.
filed
24
Sept.
on
36 Weeks Ended—
Investment News.Cover
Rates.
Combined Condition
publicly offered $299,500 of 6% 20-year
series A, due Aug. 1, 1971, at
speculation."
^
debentures,
Plant
Hubbell,
C.
A.
of
;■' ' S::'}{
/. V./Y : ■"
American Enka Corp.—Earnings—
Cost
and" Payable.-._l44
Declared
Exchange
Foreign
by
28
capable
Bond Offerings.—.——...48
City
Dividends
each
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices..44
Telephone Corp.—Debentures Offered—Tellier
convertible
and
Course of Bank Clearings
The
ac«|tylene, which ■ might go into materials for new syntnetic iiores.
Alaska
Paul—
St.
will nearly doublo
1194,
p.
are
to
others
to
are
Balance
State
Sept.
on
lines,
Canada.—V.
11,1.07
shares
proceeds
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation &
and
company
shares
379
.Net
.
i
at
that
'Y
covering
10,728
Y
Borden
.
announced
was
production
new
Hawaii
The-
)
—————31
SEC Index of Stock Prices
expansion program
an
American Discount Co. of Georgia—Files With SEC—
SEC
32
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages—J,,—-31
Plant—
Minn.,
ing in V. 174,
,-j
—.41
Markets—.—
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
of
manufacturing capacity of the company's plant at
Graham, Ross & Co. on Oct.. 3 announced the com¬
pletion of the public sale of 100,000 additional shares of
common stock (par $1) at $2.12% per share.
See offer¬
Transactions New York Curb Exchange—i——32
Corp,,
The stockholders will vote Dec. 4 to consider increasing
the au¬
sold, the present financing 7-Y
thorized indebtedness; to $40,000,000 from $20,000,000. Y:Y"Y''YY'.
improve. and expand its facilities suffi¬
To
assist in financing ran augmented
plart improvement and ex¬
American Surety Go.—Merges Subsidiary— - 7
ciently to increase the number of its telephone ..subscribers by more
than 100%
in the
areas
where it presently provides service and to Y pansion program,
the directors also are considering an offering of
YY A.. F. Lafrentz, President, has announced that . effective Oct. 1,
extend its "telephone service to other areas. *.
J about 81,000 shares of a-convertible series of preferred stock.
the New York Casualty Co. was merged into the parent company, the
The •'company
The
Common
Council
of
now
has- an indebtedness of $14,200,000.
It plans
the
City
of
Skagway,
on
Sept.
13
-/
American Surety Co.
'
.Y/.v Y;,YYYY "YYY ;
to borrow $5,000,000 during 1952 under arrangements previously made
approved the sale to the company of the municipal telephone system
All. policies and bonds formerly written by New York Casualty Co.
with seven institutional investors.
In addition, it is now contemplafr
of the city.
Possession is expected Oct. 15, 195-1.. The Skagway system
continue
in full
force and effect as obligations of American
Suretywill provide service, initially,
ing making a term" bank loan, or Joans,, of about $8,000,000 if the
for 200 telephones. '/Haines and Skag¬
Co.,
which company will'service this business.
stockholders approve the increase in • indebtedness.
YrY ;.
way will be linked by radio circuits owned by the company.
Y
The .merger will enable the American Surety Co. to increase its
NegotJat'ons* with the ownef of the Palmer exchange have' resulted
The corportaion has an expansion; program under way and partly
services to policyholders and producers as well as to effect operating
in
a
tentative
purchase
understanding
involving
a
proposed
cash."4 completed, totaling $34.500,000.,
r
'
economies.—V./173, p. 2181.
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r.
Y/'.'
payment of $10,000 and deferred payments
(probably secured by a
E. J. Hanley, President, said that in order to help in the-financing
mortgagei of an additional $10,000.
The final terms of the purcnase V
of the expanded program and "to provide funds for general corporate
and the terms of the deferred payments have not been established as /
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—Acquisition—
purposes" -the board is considering an offering of about 81,000 shares
of
Oct.
1,
1951.
Negotiations for the purchase of the Cordova ox- Y
of. convertible
series of
preferred stock to the. holders of common
Y
Sale of the Nellie B. Mining Co. to the above company was an¬
change have been progressing favorably.
.
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y.Y "YY stock and a sale of any unsubscribed shares to underwriters.
nounced on Oct.
1 by Hubert E. Howard and J. H. Buchanan, prio-
If
all
Will
offered
securities
enable
the
hereunder-are
to
company
„
.
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1093.
p.
Co.—Doubles Facilities
Can
giving
American Cladmetals Co.—Stock Sold—Graham & Co.
Exchange—Curb Section.——40
Stock
1,718,228
PmlUps
174,
certificate
a
$100,000,000 plant in central
Rockdale, about 60 miles
lignite deposits in the area as
and
..38
3,258,185
Film
vast
use
approved
near
enlarged
States,
—.37
Exchange.,
12,091,509
suoatujai'y 4oi"
(a
.,wo.
a
minute, have been installed, Mr. Hubbell said. ".'
facilities, housed in a new building of 74,000 square
feet,.. are considered by the .company as among the" best of the 60
can-making factories and machine shops it operates in the United
The
35
Exchange...
979,345
Aniline.&
General
by
cnemlval
located
40Q cans per
i__.
Market-..—....
Over-the-Counter
retroleum.
Co.),
recently received
a
certificate of necessity from (he Defense
Production Authority.
The. company plans to erect a $33,260,000 pe¬
troleum
chemical plant on the Houston Ship Channel, near Phillips;
Chemical Co/s ammonium sulphate plant.
Pmilips
ana
be
Manager.
•
Co.
build
to
power.—V.
completion
Several
2,228,887
(Texas)—To Erect
of
St.; Paul,
National; Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.31
Chemical
company,
Stock
Toronto
V
.
Y
(Bonds)
10,626.962
7
;
,
Authority
to
would
It
American
Exchange..—.1—_i_36
Stock
Curb
Toronto
.
railway.J
oper.
This
458,717
86,228
income..
railway.*..
from
Net
266,318
railway
cper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
_
Exchange
Stock
Francisco
Montreal
1951
from
(Stocks)
Exchange
Exchange
Montreal
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
Gross
is
the annual container
-
_
■
August-
project
Waco,
Virtual
Page;
-11
__23
-—-32
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
32
Detroit Stock Exchange.YYY
:___32
Los Angeles Stock Exchange.
____33
Midwest Stock
Exchange
34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.—„_35
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange,
Y—35
$533,885
■s
of
source
Curb Exchange._-__--r-_-_J---:-..28
3,913,047
:
income^.—-
■■
Stock
Boston, Stock
$521,088
railway
railway
oper.
-y
Stock
1948
railway......
from
ry.
> ,■■■;.,
New York
1949
from
Net
Net
'.v.
New York
,
•*
1950
■
yvw,."-.;?
New York
*
Th+
Texas.
7'„
Production
permission
to
$1,000,000
to
National
company
11
Stock and Bond Quotations
-
on
1951
August—
"
a
*.
-
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
v
In This Issue
;:-Y
of
to
has
compared
as
Division
compared
as
Division
3
this
south
manufactured-
products
$6,000,000
Electronics
••
1
compared
as
-
larger,
165.
p.
Aluminum Co. ot' America—To Build $100,000,000 Plant
The
estimated
It is
MISCELLANEOUS
-
in Central Texas—
the fiscal year
Supplies
$3,500,000
aircraft
approximately
earlier.
approximately
year.—V.
of
backlog
is
Plant
year
the
for
approximately
to
INSURANCE
-
;
$24,000,000
be at least 50%
year ,will
Orders
open
ego.*'The
ayear
$2,500,000
next, fiscal
amounts
company
$1,000,000
the
INDUSTRIAL
-
_
stated .that" the present
as
compared
of the - Board,
approximately
is
orders
year, ago.
The total pf sales billed in
1951 is expected to exceed $11,000,000.
a
deliveries in
the
Inc.—Backlog $24,000,000—
Chairman
unfilled
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
-
.
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CAPITALIZATION
r
v
6%
GIVING
EFFECT
due
debs.,-, series
Y
conv.
1971
§ Common stock
♦The
tional
FINANCING
stockholders
also
have
~
}
A,
$300,000.
.
•
"$299,500*
authorized
the
directors
and
*
issue
to
addi-
said
debentures,; notes and/or obligations to a maximum aggregate
(including the class A debentures) to not exceeding $10,000,000,
action
no
authorization,
connection
limited
under
reserved
Sh tires
the
for
offering.
indenture
reserved
are
new
the
such
any
of
for
bank loan, or loans, of $8,000,000).
negotiations arc being carried on
Trust
,
$300,000.
175,000 of said, shares are
above-mpntioned debentures and 170,000
exercise
for
by
of
^warrants.
the
each-share
§On
substitution
class A
of
of
June
21,
two
.
^
(&
Corp.
174,
Y
633.
p.
.*
.
.
* *
Y- '„•>
Net
sales
Federal
•»
properties,
tons
three
corporation
SEC
Net
V'
shares
of
ferred
and
common
two
Vajkenburgh.
Alaska.—V.
Sept.
stock
common
The
172,
on
26
filed
a
letter .of
notification
of
Fed.
income
earns,
p.
shares
proceeds
are
473.
At
$35
to
be
per
unit
used
to
through H. C. Vanrehabilitate mill in
per
4-%-i: cumul.
r
heart of the Oklahofna section of the dis¬
1,360 acres. It is presently operating 15 shafts.
mills are treating between 3,000 ard 4,(;0O
each day." It employes about 500 per, ms.
the
zinc-lead
ores
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
31—
(subject
and
audit
tEamings
preferred stock (par $301 and 2,444
(par $1)
to be offered in units of one pre¬
.
.
Subs.)—Earnings-
1951—Month—1950
1951—12 Mos.—1950
J
102,977,638 100,499,650 449,564,858 418,163,580
inc. txs.
"220,675
3,238,366
22,704,200 21,045,547
taxes,.— <uCr100,000
1,200,000 10,450,000
8,150,000
r
to
Edward D. Jones & Co.
*
year-eird
adjustments)
with
1.222 shares of
covering
In
"
:
largest producer of zinc-lead concen¬
(Missouri-Kansas-Oklahoma I.
Xts
" District
concentrating
Common
♦Loss.
P. 2601.
-
stock
2,038,366
12,254,200
♦$0.46
$9.75
$55.42
$61.70
on
$5.37
$5.72
,
'
Members
7
New York Stock Exchange
•
___—*-
tBased
12,895,547 >
♦120,675
——
share:
stock
pfd.
•
average
$0.87
♦0.18
number
of
shares
outstanding.—V.
173,
1871
North 4th St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
300
'
The
located
trict, consist of about
Its
second
Established
.
the
the
Tri-State
.
Alaska-Wrangell Mills, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files—
is
BY/"."""
Nellie
the
B.
the
—
bef.
Earns,
of
stock
in
with Mellon National Bank and
Co., and State Bank,
p. 101, r
is expected Bankers Trust
participate in the Joans.—V. 174,
and that it
Co.,
Period End. July
1951,
shares
and class B
'
previou-dy outstanding.—V.
term
Nellie
trates
to
the
the
stock
proposed
of
owners
The
beyond
of ^14.^00,000,,
The
recapitalized
was
common
the
7- cipal
Hanley has no intention at present of incurring
$27,200,000
(made up of the present
the proposed loan of $3,000,000 hi 1952;
Mr.
indebtedness
by yie board with
respect to such.~ of'Albany will
action contemplated presently or in-: *
issue of series A debentures is
,
Allied Stores
taken
been
is
this
conversion
company
such
has
nor
with
board, said
The'corporation is now negotiating on terms for the proposed term
bank loans but no agreement has been reached.
The proxy statement
21,792 shs.,
amount
but
The
funded
indebtedness
value)J5.0CO.OOO shs.
(SI par
'
Outstanding-,,'.".
Authorized
7
20-year
PRESENT
TO
Midwest Stock Exchange
"
Chicago Board of Trade
?Tew York Curb Exchange (Associate)
Phone
CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype
SL 593
.
2
(1294)
Howard
B.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
I.
mines
Young,
will
President of
supply
about
requirements.
American
American
12%
of
Zinc, said
American
;
Zinc
expects
to
v,;>
continue
erties at maximum capacity,
Nellie B.
the
Vk'fo
sink,
fund
20-year 3%
sink,
3%
prop¬
according to Mr. Young.—-V, 173, p. 1985.
fund
August—
from
1950
1949
1948
$879,410
$663,578
$885,055
Net
railway—.
from
Net
ry.
284,539
299,363
67,685
277,504
income...
oper.
Gross
from
118,579
railways-
147,340
145,492
7,374
oper.
ry.
oper.
6,209,391
5,108,117
771,219
1,351,246
916,228
252,643
633,471
income—
—V.
railway
174,
666,601
897. V
p.
•
916,228
.■■
-
252,643
tOf
633,471
and
of
this 83-year-old
,i;
Summit
investment
and
Jay
line
of
and
ranges
furnaces,
group consisting of Jennie
M.
of New York, and Louis Goldsmith
of. Cincinnati, O., through
the purchase of
outstanding common and preferred shares.
Jesse
W.
Barker,
will
sonnel
also
made
was
that
President,
as
remain,
with
all
Fred
aside
retirement
executive
and
C.
David
Berdon,
Jennie
Hutchins, Joseph Karp
M.
and
Doroshaw.
Donald
C.
Fred
Louis
Dec.
and
..Vice-President and Treasurer, respectively, continuing in
tive capacities.
The new
board
of
directors consists
Barker,
Net
the
of
plant
C.
of
par)
plus
Becker
,
,
respec¬
Jesse
W.
accrued
in
prices
issued
not
applied
to
stock
30
stock
days'
is
callable
notice,
at
any
than
otherwise
time
whole
and
EARNINGS—Company
in
the
10
months
part
—V.
fiscal
year
were
$29,067,000 and $2,898,034,
July
31,
1951,
respectively.
for
expects
company
to
pipe
line
provide
adidtions
funds
cash, depreciation and depletion
for
stock
to
be
these
and
reserves
UNDERRITERS—The names of
principal amount of the debentures
the
and
purchased by each of them
projects
as
of
G.
Becker & Co. Inc
C.
Allyn and Co., Ine.^_
Ames,
&
Corp..
The
Baird
Bankers
William
Blunt
&
Bond
Blair &
Ellis
&
Co
Co.
Co....
Paul
Republic
Collins
H.
Davis
Davis, Skaggs &
&
Fcrgan
&
H.
J.
B.
"III
Hilliard
Illinois
I
Co
&
&
&
Co
I
•
&
i
•
^
—_
Co
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Kay,
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Kidder, Peabody &
Co.—___—Z—ZZ~ZZZ~
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
__Z_ZZZZZZZ
Kirkland & Grubbs—
Richards & Co.—
Lawson,
Levy & Williams
Higginson Corp
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^
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.
Lehman
Brothers
McCormick
McDonald
Merrill
&
&
■_
Co..
:
Co
—ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Merrill,
Turben
&
&
Co._;
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.__
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
The
Ohio
ZZZZZ~ZZ~"~
_—ZIZ_ZZZZZ
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Company
O'Neal, Alden & Co., Inc..
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.Z-ZIZZZZZ
Russell, Long
R,
&
Co
John
W.
Smart—
Stein
Bros.
Staats
&
Boyce
Sweney
Union
&
Company, Inc.—
Cartwright & Co
Securities
Z~Z
ZZ
,
Corp.
{
200
.
1,400
ZZZ
Co.—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
25,000
250,000
$1,902,894
$290,699
$282,004
$3,534,033
be
$2,900,910
4,195
3,207
.41,996
28,101
$285,211
$3,576,029
used
1,160,474
$215,039
$2,415,555
31,104
31,104
373,250
1,289,200
$1,874,938
1,172,000
share—
$0.16
$0.16
$1.58
20
"y.'ZvA';y'"yZ
years
on
from
after
be
date
sold
letter
of
67®
of
notification
bonds,
with
payable
at
the
110%.
actual sale and redeemable
by corpora¬
101%.; two years after issue at 102%,
denominations of $100, $500, $1,000 and
at
in
underwriting.
for
The
proceeds
to
are
be
Aug. 31—
V
used
to
1951
storage earnings)
rents,
$1,653,481
$1,903,368
discounts,
40,000
200
Net
ry.
From
1,000
75,000
500
it
1—
will
take
Base
500
200
300
1,400
500
60.000
750
40,000
300
60,000
500
25,000
200
250,000
1,400
500
sell
preferred stock
1194.
on
to
for
the
a
$790,135
$1,037,825
$0.73
$0.97
$100)
was
opened
last
Council
The
by
year
with
the SEC on
Sept. 27 by
Hyde & Dewey, Inc., covering
Property Interest (1952 Fund).
partnership consisting of John W. Fisher
a
and
with
offices
with
part
of
will
be
in
Oklahoma
offices in
1951
Zi
1950
/"■-
1949
made
be
$15,000.
with
and
by
The
the
$635,420
of
6.67
to
236,268
212,266
173,893
187,729
25,493
78,571
6,542,734
6,429,198
5,995,462
6,775.437
2,819,880
3,177,804
2,700,904
2,729,524
j 1,272,008
1,337,006
889,091
1,286,637
•
and
of
.
shall
$750,000
is
"offered
its
own
old
year
1.
proceeds
reduce
with
to
."
.
provided
a
and
that Beech
existing facilities
aircraft
production
the
Aircraft
the
now
of
the
work
will
be
of
to
Defense
restricting
minimum.
Wichita,
defense
the
approximately
plants
policy
absolute
an
work
employs
on
345,000
assets
at
liabilities
$5,360,200,
of
June
$1,104,887
174,
$15.54
or
1951
with
30,
$1,103,096
amounted
v
1951,
to
The
Kan.,
expansion
among
concentrated
the
the
on
outside
$1,091,660,
or
1
city
the
$3.88
to
$7,278,310,
current
a
the
at
was
$7,916,628,
$7,331,032,
revenues
Operating
or
.or
an
$21.25
per
equity of $22.95
share, on June
expenses
of
30,
RR.—August Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
$7,453,873
6,048,752
—
_
Taxes
1951—8 Mos—1950
$8,060,898 $58,421,106 $55,355,408
5,677,829
48,676,483
43,825,585
639,428
rents
Joint
fac.
Net
ry.
1,070,856
4,838,865
5.111.880
293,679
353,887
2,558,236
30,235
31,978
257,778
2.588.881
258,502
income-
$441,779
$926,348
$2,089,744
$3,570,560
;
51,163
67,106
496,363
563,685
$492,942
$993,454
$2,586,107
$4,134,245
268,294
279,610
2,227,052
2,185,774
182,683
185,106,
1,462,918
1,488,599
*$1,103,863
$453,872
(Dr)
rents
oper.
income
Gross
(Dri
—
.
income
Rentals, int., etc
Contingent charges
income
company
$41,965
_________
174,
p.
Store Dry
and
$528,738
798.
Goods Co., Fort Smith,
White
House
Te^as, have placed privately
$1,000,000 4% Joint
Ark.—This
Dry Goods Co., Beaumont,
with an insurance coippany
and
Several
Promissory Note
due Oct.
1, 1966. Goldman, Sachs & Co. assisted the
panies in arranging the
financing.
the
proceeds
of
the
note
long-term indebtedness.
Some
and
overhaul
years
proved
$520,600
were
used
to
retire
com¬
■
other
short
'
the
ago
that
its
company
sales
that
and
copper
program
in
p.
of
of
mill
plant
products
and
450.
(The) Budd
to
facilities, of
is
1950.
»".'»•
I
.
r
" *
undertook
the
sale
of
Board.
aluminum sheet
supplementing
with
aluminum
equipment
the
production
will
expansion
not
at
mean
this
of
.brass
a
broad
time.—V
174,
these
helps
it
share,
per
organization could effectively
increase < sales
by adding aluminum to its
regular lines of brass and
copper products.
It
was
pointed out
workers.
is
the
assets, or working capital, as of June
$6,186,650, or $17.93 per share, compared with
per share, a year ago.
The net book value as
357.
p.
ratio
close of
current
Period End. Aug. 31—
-
expansion
also
where
areas
on
500
restoration
area
$1,339,959
$3.20
amounted
ratio of 7.66 to
a
$1,326,309
Crl3,650
Dr 1,791
shares
June
This compared to
30,
1950
$2,281,330
955,021
1,566,921
The
company has decided to go into the aluminum
business, accord¬
ing to Herman W,
Steinkraus, President and Chairman of the
Liberal
Production
ex¬
under¬
Bridgeport Brass Co.^—To Enter Aluminum
Business—
soon
of
No
$2,671,808
profits taxes
year, after taxesadjustments (net)
tc
City
activities.
how¬
drilling
speculation."
,
and
Kan.,
the
satellite
outside
burdens
outset,
and
two
Beechcraft's
and spreads
greatly needed.
the
of
corporation
plant placed in operation within 'the
Corp.
The
first
satellite
plant
was
Herington Air Base, between Herington and
the
at
Wichita
At
Liberal,
this
satellite
these
facilities
the
by
will
1951
net
Boston
Aircraft
Kan.,
buildings
war
2
major portion
second
Grove,
accordance
Oct.
of
Both
Hartz.
be charged
to con¬
procured.
Blackwood
properties
as
for
amounted
Of
on
Okla.
J.
173, p. 2494.
excess
year. The
1951
$665,648
432,570
N.
Davidson,
entire
offering.
disbursements
explorations1 for
be
to
are
previous
1948
$854,116
,,
City,
Madison,
1950.
thereon.
share
per
"Deficit.—V.
224,652
city
Beech
opening of
which
60,000
withdrawn
Hartz,
minimum
conduct
current
-Earnings
$721,664
Beechcraft's-military
This"is "the
past
in
Oil
will
fees
30,
I
announced
over
16
filed
was
in
connection
income
current
their
income—
of
ZZvi-•••'"
V:Z
May
approximately
(par
profit
while
995,000
,
897.
p.
was
Air
300
.
Z;
income—
oper.
500
.
SEC
—
129,457
-
"
Lake & Western Ry.
railway——
railway
Commission
J-OOOU
—
Net
Total
Net
.
Jan.
300
.
the
and
issue
exploration, operation and development
deducting legal and auditors' fees and disburse¬
the
income
oper.
years'
Equip,
982,500
share———
from
174,
with
to
Beech Aircraft Corp.—To
Acquire Air Base-
1,400
60,000
in
such
no
income
Earnings
and
500
250,000
—V.
filed
Statement With-
ZZZZw' >' 'Z
"acquisition,
$2,032,825
income
on
profit———-
,
125,000
This
more
weld
^contract
of
the
Co.—Erecting $6,000,000
company has started
paint tank hulls
and
from
the
Chrysler
construction
of
and
for
turrets
Corp.,
Edward
a
Plant—
new
the
G.
plant
Army
Budd.
to machine
under a subZ
Jr.,
President
largest hangar-buildings
on Sept. 30.- M£Mt of'the project
for
the
purpose
of
putting them'-Mill
.including machinery is
$6,900,000.
3]h'V.
v
8 manunery is
condition for productive work.
As soon as both
buildings and eqilipiJ- 2 -'Completion'
ore
vohnhlHtatPd
of
are
the
builJing
rehabilitated, TWrh production «rnrt will Win
Beech nrorinnt.inn work will
including
installation
ft,*
of
mi„t,
VTrU,
begin, devoted
td'/ 'the' machinery, is scheduled. 1?' ,.l«WUaing mSiail&UOn_ _Of much Of
certain types oi military con facta of a
for March
1952
Mr
nature the
Budd said
•two
-
Announced
■
,
-
--
-
__
_
mpnt
ment
.
250,000
25,COO
net
1
Z
railway
railway——
from
1,400
1,400
Net
Other
common
oper.
Gross
5,339,715
latter
after
wells
for
in-
$1,772,635
from
Net
7,128,652
3,733,801
operations—.
Prov.
2.
p.
from
500
5,341,406
3,266,337
is
Boston & Maine
51,281,316
656,934
119,154
August—:,
1,400
17,013.891
contributions
Operating
757,335
(dividends,
Beaumont, Sour
1,400
16,668,446
(George W.) Borg Corp.—Earnings—
1950
58,289,130
—
per
25,000
987,634
15,332,715
4,368,637
corporation
writing is involved.—V.
$60,699,946 $53,841,618
—
——
250,000
250,000
repay
depreciation &
depreciation
Income
250,000
40,000
the
securities
compared
(incl.
174,
a
for
Incurred
The
'
of
issue
expenses, exclusive of
items specified below
ry.
615,690
3,674,838
contributions
that
Prior
Sept. 25 filed a
$236,900 face amount
year
Earnings
Net
1,489,864
650,067
Davidson,
the
is
$1.60
2385.
Consolidated
200
1948
515,022
p.
Nichols
in
for
Nichols
301,473
$2,042,305
Provision for Federal taxes
•25,000
1949
$3,014,030
statement
unless
$2,176,411
terest, etc.)
Gross
1950
956,728
individuals
property
ploratory
752,600
——
Net
150,000
oil
ever,
$2,929,011
70,172
$183,935
1,172,000
com.
Balance
500
/
$2,418,875
statement
tributions
62,943
1,289,200
3 Months Ended
-200
174,
953,692
Contributions
other
Minimum
$1,742,415 $19,489,628 $17,322,230
1,460,411
15,955,595
14,421,320
1,612,195
$200,847
p.
Net sales
400
1,400
*
of
formed
Beatrice Foods Co. (&
Subs.)—Earnings—
75,000
250,000
six
—V.
.
>
•••'•
needs.—V.
7,214,088
and
company
Solicitations
1951—12 Mos.—1950
outstdg..
covering
—V.
1,400
•
200
not
by
19,388,923
174,
registration
were
indebtedness.
300
10,000
20.—V.
Blackwood &
$294,894
company
Total
1
increasing demand
civilian
as
Year Ended June 30—
income from
per
one
200
40,000
.__ZIZZZZZZZZZZZ
Wagner, Reid and Ebinger Inc
White, Weld & Co
'_
Wilson-Trinkle
Co
;
Sept.
Net
173,
Other
meet
$2,971,451
income—_
Davidson, Hartz is
1,400
500
~
"■
$2,000,000
$231,951
They will
$5,000, without
1,000
500
40,000
-
135,855
300
250,000
60,000
'
-—ZZZZZ
ZZZZZ"
-—ZZZZZ"
5,183
on
897.
etc.
1,400
1,000
~Z~-~
83,079
.
500
y
500
ZZZZZZZZZZIZZ
ZZZZZ
Co., Inc
Straus & Blosser—
Stroud
60,000
VsZooo
_~ZZ
ZZ
Smith, Barney & Co.__
William R.
200
75,000
ZZZZZZIZZZZZZ
88,118
300
40,000
ZZZZZZZZI
;
,
C.
Schmertz & Co., Inc
Security & Bond Co
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc..
this
•
,
Atlantic Terminals &
Warehouses, Inc., Baltimore, Md.
—Files With SEC—
1,400
75.000
BeaneZZZZZZZZ
A
561,758
income
shrs.
Provision
40,000
7
CoZZ'ZZ
3.043,400
326,659
deductions—
Common
200
25,000
&
2,679,242
484,239
dividends
other
25,000
aircraft
Oct.
Blackwood & Nichols
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Balance
500
250,000
Son__1
2,700,994
526,132
Costs and
40,000
to
well
as
and
on
24,204
income
300
25,000
Co
76,758
12,814
income
etc.,
200
1,000
150,000
_
65,167
39,876
2,996,369
railway-
p.
Preferred
300
25,000
250,000
jenks,
Lee
v
/
250,000
___
Harrison
W. E. Hutton
;
40,000
Co._.
Inc
Holtpn, Farra Company——
Howard; Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
The
Gross
300
250,000
*.
______"
1948
$385,953
500
v
designed
798.
p.
registration
1949
railway
oper.
25,000
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons
Henry Herrman & Co.
J.
1,000
1,000
Co.,
1,238,804
company sought approval
shares of 4%%) cumulative
ments
par
market
&
Vice-Presi¬
RR.—Earnings—
the
$356,173
Operating income
income
tion
25,000
Co.w.^1——
The
1950
Other
of
the
,
drawn—^Z\Z.'•■Z 'ZZ \Z■', ,Z.'
13,276
—
The
27 covering
at
Emerich
$3,183,119
Income™
oper.
$385,219
105,882
income
oper.
from
Earns,
>
1951
railway
railway—
174,
$373,201
71,408
railway
railway
Period End. Aug. 31—
—V.
Sept.
on
offered
Ames,
;
railway
railway
from
ry.
1951
from
Net
through
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.
Operating revenue
Oper. exps. and taxes
500
;
products
oper.
Net
798.
p.
174,
Int.,
be
314,448
40,000
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.—
Tarris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)___:
Carter
167,831
Atlantic City Electric
'
wage
III.—Filing—
SEC
to
.v'
program is
for defense
from
Net
—V.
and
■
&
405,229
150,000
Co
Co.,
381,715
ry.
741,977
ry.
—V.
additional
retroactive
From Jan. 1—
1,599,303
448,002
Net
1,000
40,000
——
Grande
1,276,799
965,352
from
SEC
,
Vice-President,
the
from
Gross
From Jan. 1—
1,000
1,200
1,200
40,000
—_
____
Glore,
■SV 5,010
Z
1,000
1,000
;
60,000
(Inc.)
Eastman, Dillon & Co
Fahey, Clark & Co
Farwell, Chapman & Co
Fulton,' Reid..
Pfd. Shs.
125,000
;
Co
Francis. I. duPont &
the
preferred
40,000
—
Co
&
1,948,106
75,000
Co.
&
Net
2,400,623
Net
75,000
'
Inc
Simmons
90,846
1,292,128
174,
Gross
the
$5)
share)
per
;
from
$204,884
79,856
railway
from
200,000
25,000
Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc.__
Julien
present
125,000
'£•
;_
Inc.
$191,373
railway——
oper. income—
from
ry.
The
and
125,000
60,000
...
____________
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc
H. M. Byllesby and Co.
(Inc.).;
Central
of
Debentures
Inc
Co.,
1948
39,633
Net
125,000
Co.,
Arthurs, Lestrange &
Bacon, Whipple & Co
W.
out
shares of
zIj.
Securities
Emerich
Robert
—_i.
Brothers
American
162,010
Net
1949
V $260,143
134,632
$308,350
Income—
with
(par
Bessemer & Lake Erie
earnings.
$750,000
t
Almstedt
facilities.'
Bendix
102.
&
follows:
'
said
Gross
,
underwriters
number
are
other
retained
several
and
Stoll
?
35,735
Net
1
coming
drilling,
railway
August—
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
year
stock
,
had
from the new financing will be used
po con¬
struct additional facilities at
Buffalo, N. Y., Catlettsburg, Ky. and at
various water terminals, and for the
acquisition of an additional towboat and barges.
Large capital expenditures are planned for the
fiscal
Stoll,
for
Ry.—Earnings—
1950
probable
a program
for separating the automotive
Bendix Products division
were announced
the
P.
of
yy...'.'',
-y
for
1951
Atlanta & West Point RR.—
-Earnings—
by
sales of $168,451,501 and net
earnings of $10,267,799, reflecting
company's rapid growth since 1947 when sales and
earnings for
the
of
of
of
E.
of
ended
record
the
basis
$26.25
filed
was
common
George
5,053,000
consolidation
the
57,801
ry.
the
for
of
on
made
2118.
p.
Bendix Aviation
Corp.—Forms Two New Sections—
Completion
t
at
sinking fund at $104 pev
sinking fund at $101.50 par share prior to Dec. 16,
1951, with periodic reductions in such prices
thereafter, in each case
with accrued dividends.
share
result
a
of
sections
The^
in
or
calculated
49,582
Net
for
in
4.803,000
as
and
been
Inc., Chicago, 111.
Proceeds to go to Clarence E.
Pullum,
dent, who is the selling
stockholder.—V". 173, p. 1986.
3,362,000
798.
p.
from
Gross
of
1,200,000
due
notification
shares
(approximately
8.415,000
4,220,000
4,689.572
7,608,085
an
letter of
1,000
From Jan. 1—
Gross
'
purchase
174,
725,000
refunds
companies,
railway-^
oper.
Net
$100
per
share plus accrued
dividends, sums
three months to be returned to the
company.
after
$5,v'preferred
on
be
reflect
1951
from
from
ry.
share
exceeding
unexpended
lot
to
800,000
$22.67
is after
reducing the value of inventories on hand
by $320,848
providing for possible losses on wool commitments of
A
y
—12 Months Ended—
9,023,000
$0.25
$23.94
—
Bell & Gossett
Co., Morton Grove,
scrip.
Subs.)—Earnings—
2,000,000
*375,000
(est.)—
to
rates.—V.
Gross
-YZVZZ .Z^ZC'Z'
.proceeds
taxes—
earnings
Net
y ,A. sinking fund, beginning Sept. 1, 1951, provides for the retirement
^hnually of 3% of the greatest number of shares of $5 cumulative >■
Ijreferred stock theretofore issued, subject to credit for retirements
other than through operation of the
purchase fund.
Purchase fund
beginning June 15, 1951, provides for annual payment of $2 per share
.theretofore
(&
1,100,000
income
Net
through Sept.
1, 1952,
with
periodic
thereafter, and at 100% with accrued interest
price
for the, sinking fund.
for
inc.
August—
interest
such
issuable
$1.57
*
6,726,473
8,034,757
—
172,
and
stock
preferred
share
per
84,217
$0.65
.
August—
Inc., is
$350,000 of debentures annually, or 95% of the total amount prior
maturity, The debentures are callable at any time In whole or in
by lot on M days' notice, otherwise than for sinking fund at
with
shares
shares),
—
Provision also has
increases of $155,176.—V.
$1.20
July 29,'50 July 28,'51 July 29,'50
62,487,000 151,923,000 142,153,000
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
part
103%
$1.20
the
of
treasury
of
^Including 617
64,037,000
—
Fed.
subsidiary operating
'""'A sinking fund, beginning Sept. 1,
1952, provides for the retirement,
reductions
conversion
Goods Corp.
(est.)
■"Adjusted
Donald
per
Co.,
,
conversion
$528,074
218,154
$1.26
share
$180,000.
.
io93y:-,yy,y
before
Net
tax
&
for
by employees.
for
(including
$422,643
—
share
par
value
Mr.
their
of
$99
at
managing the underwriting group.
for
p.
reserved
are
reserved
are
outstanding
392,032
"This
employees.
per¬
lic offering was made on Oct. 2 of a $7,000,000 issue of
£oTyear 3 V2 % sinking fund debentures due Sept. 1, 1971,
at 100%, plus accrued
interest, and 50,960 shares of $5
preferred stock (no
accrued dividends.
A. G.
shares
now
sales
Federal
-v;.;.
cumulative
by
Hutchins,
Goldsmith,
Manse.
31
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—Securities Offered—Pub¬
A.
285,281.7
920,106
492,014
income—
on
worth
257,409 shs.
$2,181,804 shs.
.
1950
$7,845,349
Working capital
Net
subscribed
6 Months Ended
Earns,
Book
146,202 shs.
..
1951
$8,953,837
"914,657
taxes
per
Dividends
and
July 28,'51
Karp,
all
Earnings
7,000,000
for
(& Subs.)—Earns.
.
taxes
earnings
Dividends paid
t3,000,000 shs.
been
(Mass.)
Net
*600,000 shs.
have
/
taxes
from
Man3e
Joseph
substantially
existing
C.
and
before
Provision for
(without
—
shares
Associated Dry
Andes
stock
$1)-:
(par
shares
174,
has been acquired by an
Doroshaw, David Berdon
Levine,
Announcement
the
—v.
pfd.
31,205
stock
34,325.5
corporation, manufacturers of
to 2%%
-
stock
which
Profit
1971,
conv.
which
subscribed
Control
A.
3,000,000
rates from 2,/<%
of Worcester
Net
maturing 1952 to 1957, in¬
due
value)
*Of
Andes Range & Furnace Corp.* Geneva, N. Y.—Con¬
trol Acquired by Investment
Group—
.
:Z
'
t
3,000,000
I960-
at
Common
;V
»to
71,000
preferred
-v./V'.i.
,
df
71,000
10,
cumul.
par
5,941,052
1,731,457
666,601
income—
Net
6,285,516
1,706,045
from
ry.
15,000,000
notes
$1.20
Net
4,400,000
15,000,000
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
Six Months Ended June
30—
sales
$7,000,000
sinking fund pay¬
ments beginning
1958——
—7,000,000
$5 cumul. pfd. stock, without par value
150,000 shs.
From Jan. 1—
Net
4,400,000
clusive,
3%
(The) Bell Co.
Outstanding
$7,000,000
Serial notes
1951
$907,077
FINANCING
debentures, due 1970
obligations maturing serially
to Jan.
railway—..
PRESENT
debentures, due 1971
fund debs., due 1965
sinking
Purchase
Ann Arbor RR.- -Earnings—
Gross
TO
Authorized
•'V
of
EFFECT
GIVING
concentrate
■
operation
CAPITALIZATION
the Nellie
that
Zinc's
.
.
disclosing at this time.
V.
174,
p. .,274.
■
1
manufacturer"isM »'»The
two-story structure
be erected
To
o
.'^automobile body components
plant in Philadelphia,
Pa.—V. 174,
Sm
adjac^i
BuS!s'present
p
994
<
#
Number 5053
Volume 174
31—
dredged
fined gold
Ounces
at
Value
per
—V.
yard
174,
13,666
$590,345
$478,310
22.66c
15.52c
—,
U. S. cents.
in
Oct.
rehearing
a
.
rehearing
The
'
'
,
requested
was
Central
by
Kentucky,
This
corporation
mental
U.
S.
supple¬
classi¬
Oct. 5 announced the receipt of two
contracts, involving the fabrication of
on
Force
Air
Central
its manufacturing division at Oakland, Calif.,
and installation of the kits overseas.
.
California
Eastern
Airways service group, in conjunction with the
fied
kits
electronic
by
.
Land-Air, Inc., has been expanded for the
The supplemental contracts will mean a sub¬
in the company's present work for the government
field, which includes installation of classified equip¬
subsidiary,
assignment.
company's
overseas
stantial
increase
electronics
the
in
the
At
the
that
technical and advanced electronic equipment
the field of
nuclear radiation, and industrial
applications of them.
As part of its expansion
Interest in Land-Air, Inc.,
increased
to
According
In
first
the
Eastern
of
Air
contract
$115,198.
remainder
the
of
Net
ry.
-
announced
was
Net
ry.
—V.
\California
:
r
facture
Airways has
Eastern
guided missiles.—V. 173,
tracking of
Net
from
ry.
Net
ry.
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
Net
42.781
*11,960
$156,763
57,114
49,637
718,488
504,387
892,560
690,902
$1,922,534
816,885
1,011,427
12,717;268
4,680,530
11,754,027
13,851,853
4,119,947
5,279,332
6,412,924
$1,701,718
471,980
108,861
35,526
101,434
;
923,368
972,257
ry.
5,655,072
*80,173
*14,813
*123,676
income—
398,577
409,070
335,548
♦Detficit.—V.
174,
both
plans..
total
A
*
of
bottlers
100
•
.
<
.
5,342,629
from
Net
ry.
—V.
according
program' of
franchise activity,
Vice-President.—V.'174, p. 634.
Net
to
Ellis,
W.
James
-V.
174,
$4,076,000
$26,075,000
$27,582,000
$3,280,000
Gross
earnings:
Working
/
Net
—
174,
174,
$2,916,428
673,544
$2,786,085
$2,351,996
911,477
531,850
283,072
518,367
186,251
185,678
21,987,132
5,047,594
18,728,252
18,873,755
21,279,360
4,423,748
2,550,775
3,728,043
2,101,408
2,097,273
573,161
1,342,544
railway
income
808.
p.
-
Gross
common
$30
Asset
value
share—'
per
31,>51
ry.
Aug,
value
market
investments
1951,
31,
$14.30
$15.48
debentures
appreciation
the company had
of $6,913,496,:
p. 450.
owned by
compared
$10,182,531,
of
unrealised
indicating
with
America—Registers With SEC—
Celanese Corp. of
'
Oct. 2 filed with the SEC a registration state¬
ment covering $50,000,000 of 25-year sinking fund debentures, accord- ;
ing to an announcement by Harold Blancke, President.
The interest
The corporation
rate
it
1948
1949,
tion
and
1958,
This
of
$2,954,354
'567,173
$3,265,005
$2,709,050
1,028,709
592,135
$3,163,204
1,011,332
187,421
431,624
171,143
449,773
22,506.088
6,184,924
20,746,497
20,861,482
22,810,894
5,970,401
4,782,968
6,158,761
Net
railway..—
railway——
from
Net
is
stock
and
redeemed
of
most
as
line
in
corporation
the
syndi¬
to be underwritten by a
is
with
the
174,
preferred stock.—V.
"
from
Net
Gross
174,
p.
1094
stock,
as
.
1950
1949
$3,415,725
$2,889,194
426,072
487,792
268,920
Net
ry.
Net
287,855
35,462
ry.
ry.
—V.
-
ry.'
306,496
6,159,976
1,719,137
6,590,218
2,831,441
5,544,552
1,768,534
—V.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
24,692,875
23,179,735
25,156,111
3,434,260
2,777,874
2,050,854
income—
834,063
1,553,577
926,308
174,
896,901
712,132
129,503
;
V
'
;
from
ry.
Sept. 30,'51
1948
$8,052,806
$7,133,645
6,159,356
6.186,775
value
Asset
Pref.
Pref.
value
stocks
^-V.
174,
The
from
•
and
Dana
American
VOTE:
from
Net
ry.
3,630,406
4,076,754
2,254,790
1,772,123
$253,519
74,332
120,662
41,034
32,903
65,004
1,492,774
1,706,945
1,781,751
789,308
471,267
36.867
2,152,265
939,724
income.—
467,000
516,609
655,551
income—.
204,538
216,267
312,815
808.
p.
■;J':;!,/A
,PC:'i t.a
\
,
Gas, ,Co.
from
authorized
of
to
time
issue
acquire,
be
used
on
174,
10,610,260
9,429,087
income—.
oper.
ry.
County,
June
upon
sell
to
exceed
instalment
to
March
$600,000
principal
notes
promissory
31,
1952.
to
..
1952—the
1,
■
funds
:v
be
to
..
used
by
'
the
v
sub*'Y\.
by Cumberland
the respective applications.
h
*.
• t
,
W.
wells
in
Inc.,
its subsidiary,
and
from William E. Snee and Orville
Va.,
Cumberland 8s
Eberly, independent
total consideration of $4,000,000 exclusive of two
for which Cumberland will pay at their
the date of conveyance.
Cumberland presently purchases
a
of
drilling
the gas produced from these properties.
Columbia
2,539,614
System,
have applied to the SEC for an order authorizing
purchase certain production property located in Preston
process
actual cost to
/
Gas
*
Co.,
to
producers, for
gas
further
also
also
proposes
amount
The
14,557,704
a
advance
$1,650,000 on
account
$1,500,000
open
$2,500,000.
oi
has
SEC
hearing
to
monthly payments through December, 1951.
Columbia
to issue its note or notes to Snee and Eberly in the
the
and
proposes
which will take care of the down payments of
to Cumberland
1094.
p.
Columbia
The
Allegheny Gas
6,048,954
12,080,341
not
prior
subsidiary
the
by
before
or
Cumberland
130,616,601 113,120,612 122,526,216 131,914,691
31,840.461
35,973,131
28,640,468 28,659,835
railway
subsidiary,
on
Sept..?.28
auus.iuicuy,
on
aepw^zB
to its parent,
and the
«,
unsecured
to
etc.-
,
and
time
Gas's
Natural
from
to
—
Virginia,
■..
k
railway———
Unit to Borrow,
.•
West
of
authorization
SEC
from
from
62,533
58,363
470,283
455,618
$45.28
$39.46
$4.03
$2.08
434,768
'
I
upon
given interested persons until Oct. 9, 1951, to
the application.—V. 174, p. 1195.
Gross
request
<T;
$3,479,491
$3,251,252
$3,255,885
939,550
493,647
932,187
584,038
796,783
Net
from
501,242
Net
ry.
225,2£5
Net
$1.54
ry
1949
1948
$145,326
railway..—_—
*45,651
$160,423
23,147
income—
<20,374
*53,894
11,356
513
1,240,821
1,279,467
1,267,449
89,920
195,795
183.931
*13,537
84,921
108,822
oper.
$165,211
7,722
From Jan. 1—
railway—-
railway
.oper.
1950
1951
$140,827
*14,579
railway——
from
$3,185,224
income—
Greenville Ry.- —Earnings—
August—
Gross
580,627
railway-
railway
from
from
Columbus &
1948
1949
1950
From Jan. 1—•
Net
$37.89
'
1951
oper.
Earns.
Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.
Chicago, St. Paul,
August—
ry.
55,430
Financial
of
per
the
.
Subsidiary to Expand—
From Jan. 1—
from
■
•
request a hearing
$18,900,404
1,687,143
1949
•
income—
174, p.
21,560,571
1,148,810
*1,699,086.
Gross
20,286,890
21,827,055
2,740,761
78,262
1,823,721
3,024,977
Net
from
*455,345
430,727
Net
ry.
1,339,438
151,276
37,315
railway—
from
20,603,131
railway
oper.
income—
♦Deficit.—V.
174,
898.
p.
"
808.
'
$45.00
account
$192,878
88,927
& Allegheny Gas Co. (Pitts¬
burgh) and-the purchase by Columbia of an additional 94.000 shares
of Cumberland's common stock, $25 par, for $2,350,000, together with
a
$750,000 open account advance by Columbia to Cumberland—the
funds to be used by the subsidiary for construction.
The Commission has given interested persons until Oct. 9, 1951, to
1948
1949
1950
1948"
'
1950
$232,759
120,121
sidiary for construction;
'(c). Issuance and sale
AND FIRST EIGHT MONTHS
$16,462,440 $17,461,311 $15,920,719
4.320,392
3,048,381
5,336,604
railway—.—
oper.
Net
Chronicle
(Reg.
U.
Pn(pnt
a
Seibcrt,
Union,
On
1949 >
1948
$16,666,587 $18,077,961
Pacific RR.—Bids for Equips.
1951
Office) i
year;
in
Dominion
fluctuations
in
the
of
rate
Gardens
Gardens,
under
London,
E.
i879.
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York
(general news
England
C.,
3.
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and
N. Y.,
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issue)
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Copyright
Subscriptions in United States, U.
with
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and advertlsments
must
be
made
in
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York
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1951 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered
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$48.00 ,per year. Other Countries, $52.00
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William
AUGUST
FOR
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
186.
p.
Ry.—Earnings-
898.
August—
Net
—
Commercial
p,
Ry.—Earnings—
$274,568
,
railway-
EARNINGS
123,317
—.
stock
Common
8,353,417
will up to noon (CST) on Oct. 16 receive bids for the
purchase from it of $5,250,000 equipment trust certificates, series K,
to be
dated Nov. 1, 1951, and to mature in 30 equal semi-annual
instalments from May 1, 1952, to and including Nov. 1, 1966, inclusive.
The certificates will be secured by 15 1,500-h.p. diesel general-purpose
locomotives and 990
50-ton box cars the estimated cost of which
is not less than $7,000,000.
;, v'
o.':'.V>-
$668,380
outstdg
—
1,540,531
421,136
'
.
company
122,400
outstanding
shares
1
,
"Deficit.—V. -174,
$946,870
Asset value per share:
Preference
549,742
Proceeds
finance a part of its proposed
1951 construction program.
A"'>: ;"V -;
'
;
■'
X
;
The
Columbia
Gas
System, Inc., has joined
with certain of its
subsidiaries in the filing of applications with the SEC for authoriza¬
tion to enter into the following transactions:
■
•!
(a) $300,000 advance on open account by Columbia to The Keystone
Gas Works, Inc., of Pittsburgh, the advance to bear interest at 23A%
and to be repayable on or before June 1, 1952.
Of these funds, Key¬
stone will use $198,700 for construction and $101,300 for reimburse¬
ment of moneys actually expended
on construction;
'
(b)
$5,000,000 cash capital contribution by Columbia to United
Fuel Gas Co.
(Charleston, W. Va.), together with a $6,000,000 open
account advance to United bearing interest at 2%% and to be repay¬
able
122,400
outstdg.—
series t
8.861,907
1,733,019
692,623
1—
issued
to
are
132,158,183 118,081,564 114,307,501 126,936,425
17,867,677
6,839,858
12,743,393
13,359,923
Net from railway.——
6,135,242
*2,080,743
1,064,922
2,145,118
Net ry. ofcer. income—
$1,893,456
stock
common
series)
($1.40
shs.
Common
of
($1.50
shs.
,8,666,632
2,312,706
2,391,038
was
be
to
163,904,232
26,186,746
8,775,307
■
.
from
Gross
•
,
8,588,610
844,620
Columbia Gas System, Inc.
amount
From Jan. 1—
—V.
10,298,457
2,784,805
railway—
..Natural
latter
6,165,983
4,973,941
? 5,470,688
income—
oper.
' ;
- 1951
1950
Gross from railway—— $18,494,265 $18,568,497
4,223,420
Net from
2,503,169
railway______
2,609,191
880,196
Net ry. oper. income—
Net
106,672
& Wyoming
oper.
174,
received
170,591,125 157,766,716 158,098,072
22,323,318
26,375,305
20,391,995
—
Chicago & North Western
The
"
128,418
107,260
-
.
2,721,202
.■c'V'S'-w
railway
August—
Gross
1948
286,673
railway———
from
ry.
—V.
>.
2,891,066
—V. 174, p. 1094.
Dec. 31,'50
$7,041,068
6,372,688
June 30„'51
of assets——
i(
ry.
1949
1950
June 30,'51' Dec. 31,'50
Liquidating claim of preference stks.
market
Net
*
•
$1,265,916
income—/
Jan.
Net
-Earnings
1949
'
3,441,335
1,266,656
railway
from
from
744.
p.
1951
from
Net
2,392,657
$24,150,594
income—
oper.
Net
167,
A
Gross
$24,027,420 $25,720,152 $23,478,303
3,907,752
7,627,770
5,622,186
railway.
railway.
From Jan. 1—. <>.
Gross
Placed
O.—Debentures
331,566
income.—
oper,
From
280,186
v
1950
1951
August—
Gross
Sept. 30,'51
ry.
479,378
-
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
from
Lima,
$1,270,600
railway—
f
Net
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—Asset Values—
Net
common
491,632
184,373
railway—
from
.
1,305,166
1194.
Period Ended—
of
$1,413,067
income
808.
p.
from
1,372,842
3,382,799
income
oper.
174, p.
shares
20,000
375,504
railway
railway—
Net
6,087,683
1—
oper.
Net
railway
railway
of
$1,436,401
railway
oper.
Net
$1,064,808
557,679
174, p. 808.
Gross
28,639,476
from
994.
174, p.
Southern Ry.—Earnings-
railway
from
Net
$967,015
;;
>
Co.,
from
Net
1948
1949
$648,013
181,606
84,205
1950
82,657
—_
income
from
$3,108,879
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Sept. 26 covering
on
company
August—
$746,360
149,837
railway——
railway
oper.
from
215,376
oper.
ry.
distribution
Finance
oper.
Gross
railway—
railway
from
Net
387,353
169,796
railway
income...
Net, from
1948
1951
$3,304,580
railway^
from
SEC
From Jan. 1—
2,393,620
1,528,525
2,236,552
1951
Chicago, Rock Island &
last spring,
preferred
outlined
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
August—
the
808.
p.
from
Gross
>
program
issued a series of convertible first
the then outstanding first prferred
the second
Co.,
with
1951
from
Gross
1,918,973
income
oper.
ry.
August—
Read & Co. Inc., will be used for the redemp¬
outstanding 23/4%
serial notes due 1953 to
general corporate purposes.
for
financing
when
well
by Dillon,
$19,750,000
of
filed by amendment.
financing, which
the
of
headed
&
filed
was
announced late last month.—V.
was
Net
on
debentures will be
the
on
Proceeds
cate
4,711,443
;'
-
stock (par $1) to be offered at the market
share)
through G. H. Walker & Co. and
both of St. Louis, Mo.
The proceeds will go
August—
income.—
railway
from
Gross
cost
a
$3,269,035.—V.. 174,
of
3,094,178
(no
Gross
1950
oper.
Net
May 31, '51
$9,895,791
of principal amount of outstanding
unamortized debenture financing costs.
excluding
NOTE—On
a
Aug.
„1—*$10,556,222
——
deduction
•Before
and
-V?:
^
■
assets..
net
5,086,989
has placed privately, through
Brew Emch Jenkins Co., Milwaukee, Wis., an issue of
$1,500,000 4% debentures due serially to Sept. 1, 1961,
'
of—
per
Privately—The
railway———
from
Net
Gross
Carriers & General Corp.—Asset Value Higher—
As
13,081,851
5,269,197
the selling stockholder.—V.
Cox,
Colonial
516,794
«
.
1951
'
:
from
Net
Net
Total
11,284,561
3,773,075
V/-v
;
,
August—
$15,684,756
1194.
p.
13,214,853
5,504,504
6,443,034
notification
of
secondary
$2,788,465
Chicago Great Western Ry.- -Earnings
Net
*
$13,083,308
$2,694,400
$257,909
earnings
-V.
614,801
15,623,489
6,836,072
-1948
income.—
railway
railway
Net
Ry.—August Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$36,261,339 $25,719,567 $279,033,453 $236,201,578
36,003,430
23,025,167
265,950,145 220,516,822
,...
expenses
318,851
par) was made after the close of the New
York Stock Exchange on Oct. 4 by Morgan Stanley &
Co. at $48.50 per share, with a
dealer's discount of
65 cents per share.—V. 174, p. 3.
'
-
1949
From Jan.
End? Aug. 31—
841,529
■
.
Dowdall
F.
stock
1950
oper.
Gross
Period
681,455
784,991
1949
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.—Secondary Distribution—A
1951
from
from
ry.
798.
p.
Canadian Pacific
1948
$1,706,187
415,046
income,—
of
Willard
to
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-
__
——
$1,323,902
875,716
898.
shares
Wm.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
—V.
1951—Month—1950
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$55,005,000 $38,151,000 $407,308,000 $344,462,000
expenses,.
50,929,000
34,871,000 379,726,000 318,387,000
revenue
174, p. 994.
1950
$1,860,737
railway
.(approximately
172,925,502 145,210,815 140,819,943 156,952,576
48,549,430
39,112,538
26,306,205
47,427,615
17,099,047
8,745,930
21,378,028
income.—- 18,727,528
oper.
Net
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating
pur¬
recently com¬
Jesse A. True,
845,229
railway—
Colorado
revenues
to
to be produced
$1,947,805
income___
p.
letter
2,500
1948
1949
1950
railway——
from
ry.
Canadian National Rys.—Earnings of System—
Operating
by year-end.—V.
area
1951
oper.
174,
A
From Jan. 1—
are
current
contract
a
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of St. Louis—Files—
898.
from
Gross
■
.
producing Canada Dry beverages
being added in the company's
now
are
agreements, but more
license
this
Colorado &
the sale on Sept, 15 of all assets
of
its
wholly
owned subsidiary, the Canada Dry Bottling Co. of
Hartford, Conn., to Carl Weber and Ivan A, Fraver, present owners
of the Canada
Dry Bottling Co. of Reading, Pa.
The new owners
have been granted a franchise for the Hartford area and will operate
under
in
railway
oper.
Net
12,724,377
3,690,650
railways—
p.
Net
has announced
corporation
signed
County, Okla.,
it was announced on Oct. 1 by
Oil. Gas transmission lines have been laid, meter
being delivered.
Sterling's holdings are approx¬
around this pool.
The company plans to
drill
railway
from
Gross
Unit—
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.—Sells
acres
from
ry.
$25,354,981 $23,342,867 $20,063,577 $23,261,656
8,038,015
8,499,300
4,561,040
8,439,874
income— V 3,562,561
3,938,793
1,741,664
4,002,673
oper.
174,
—V.
The
has
Oklahoma, Inc.
of
Payne
From Jan. 1—
railiway—I—:
Net
898.
p.
in
well
is
gas
wells
subsidiary,
a
6,845,259
623,646
August—
952,302
35,624
452,360
1,064,977
and
440
Net
railway
from
from
Net
,
railway-
oper.
ry.
$105,322
railway——
from
Gross
$154,577
*4,815
income—
oper.
Sterling,
of Sterling
from
railway.——
oper.
Net
1948
railway——
from
Net
Co.;
from Sterling Oil
Anderson
1
,
1949
1951
Gas
gas
No.
August—
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings-
1950
$137,416
railway—
from
"
898.
Service
Net
Cambria & Indiana RR.—Earnings—
August-
5,530,81p
by
Gross
1949
$1,414,610
From Jan. 1—
Gross
—V.
Gross
9,324,523
4,298,892
additional
1948
1950
$1,889,560
1951
from
Gross
Net
V
1474.
p.
26,616,572
7,937,237
4,729,242
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
August-
number of large government con¬
a
24,569,209
9,397,028
4,220,397
income
p.
imately
807.
p.
Net
Airlines,
including the Korean Airlift, training of aviation cadets, manu¬
and installation of classified electronic equipment, and radar
tracts.
3,224,621
*2,502,166
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.- -Earnings—
has been elected Treasurer, effective Oct. 1,
Andre de Saint-Phalle, Chairman of the Board.
by
174,
25,992,303
9,879,310
connected
28,260,324
1,982,331
*3,241,464
income—
oper.
29,495,150
railway..
.
English has resigned as Assistant Treasurer of American
in order to assume his new post.
Mr.
Inc.,
25,049,609
3,120,019
railway.
from
702,289
President
■
*2,448,147
railway—
from
Net
Oliver English
Thomas
it
Elected—
Treasurer
r
From Jan. 1—
Gross
384,480
natural
pleted
*40,920
'
25,488,506
income—
oper.
583,341
railway
the
from
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
railway—
556,059
income
oper.
174,
chase
807.
p.
railway
from
Net
\
year.-
*316,693
1951
from
Gross
'
New
174,
—V.
638,001
*2,856,688
income
Central RR.
with net profits after taxes
be at a higher rate for the
exceeded $4,500,000,'
Profits are expected to
Airways
98,447
August—
in
are
seven
848,139
28,800,485
3,177,092
railway
oper.-
ry.
1948
;
program,
Solomon, President of the company and director
FOrce Base in Mississippi, operations under an
currently at the rate of $3,000,000 a year.
months of
1951, gross revenues of California
J.
S.
Columbus
the
Air Force
from
17
*Deficit.—V.
the company acquired a majority
December, 1950.
Specializing in radarof guided missiles for the Air Force, Land-Air, Inc., has'
its activities substantially in 1951.
r
-
tracking
of
Net
1,150,090
from
Net
$3,736,314
*196,688
railwya..._
from
Gross
$3,363,164
776,570
Cities Service Co.—Subsidiary Signs Contract—
1949
$3,178,540
312,746
income.
oper.
Net
company
in
instruments
and
ry.
railway—
1948
$2,815,156
1,505,300
oper.
Cities
1950
$3,872,908
-1951
1949
$3,621,019
1,252,966
from
Net
and
$3,890,982
552,870
railway
From Jan. 1—
highly
of
manufacture
Net
de Saint-Phalle, Chairman of the Board,
is planning to engage in the private
Andre
time,
same
announced
from
ry.
of New Jersey—Earnings—
Co.
RR.
from
Net
United States.
the
within
ment
Net
172, p. 106.
August—.
Gross
from
Gross
petitions
Co.,
and
its request were fiied by Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Light, Heat & Power Co., the Ohio P. U. Commission,
City of Cincinnati.—V.
the
Net
From Jan. 1—
supporting
Union
1950
$3,762,991
from
Gross
'*
'
1951
railway
railway..
August—
in
C., on its order of Aug. 27 denying the application
for authority to build about 13 miles of line to carry
natural gas to customers in the Cincinnati, Ohio, market
area.
Inc.—Activities Expanded
California Eastern Airways,
11
company
additional
2.
p.
this
of
hold
will
Commission
Power
D.
Washington,
3,082,200
16,867
S. per ounce—
$35 U.
Value
2,605,570
_
Federal
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
Co.—Hearing—
Central Kentucky Natural Gas
The
1950
-1951
.
3
(1295)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Dredging, Ltd.—Earnings—
Bulolo Gold
3 Months Ended Aug.
Yardage
.
funds.
4
(1296)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
i
,
Columbus
This
Co.,
«
It
(O.) Transit Co.—Fares and Wages Up—
company,
in
put
did
subsidiary
a
effect
of
straight
a
under
Columbus
cash
10c
Southern
&
fare
at
12:01
Ohio
a.m.
Deardorf Oil Corp., Oklahoma City, Okla.—Files With
and Exchange Commission—
V
;
Oct.
1.
The
interim
order
Issued
by the Common Pleas
which extended-to Nov. 12, from Oct. 1, the
period within which the company is to operate under Court order.
The company has arrived at a new wage agreement with its em¬
ployees ; whereby it grants them a straight Zc per hour "across the
board", increase.
Both
sides .have agreed to the terms of the
con¬
so
an
Court at Columbus,
tract.—V.
170,
SEC
"
Ohio,
corporation
covering
offered
Sept.
on
175,000
40
at
to
iiled
24
shares
cents
used
be
to
are
of
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
(par
10
with
cents)
share, without underwriting.
The
operating expenses.—V. 174, p. 186.
per
pay
the
be
to
':*■
.Delaware
Gross
a
SEC
stock
common
2,€42,498
registration
$li,
'par
shares
which
sold
were
statement
at
covering
effective
became
the
4,000.000
on
market
for
and
the remaining
1,357,502 shares were
Sept. 21, 1951.—V. 174, pp. 186. 718.
on
Sept.
total
a
shares
sales
Shares
—V.
of
174, p.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
shares..
Fund
of
$1,080,866
outstanding
1100.
$16,991,283,
from
removed
at
as
$869,941
Sept.
Commonwealth
Ohio
Edison
$2,946,923
595,908
406,432
and
Southern
registration
below.—V.
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.. oper.
Holdings—
Gross
'
Net
1195.
Consolidated
A
letter
of
Net
filed
was
with
the
SEC
Sept.
on
20
ry.
to
option
an
agreement
him
between
and
Charles' Schwartz, ■'partner
in
member firm of
Bache & Co.,
has
1094.
the
York
New
been
elected
-
■
$6,186,598
Net
Net
ry.
962,316
43,876,130
43,223,967
9,725,753
12,387,732
5,270,832
income
.
8,770,363
6,598,635
4,543,999
.
and
(&
excess
1950
Aug. 31—
——
profits, taxes
5,936,141
and
income
4,636,186
income..—:
corporate
Interest
and
pense
Other
amortization
on
549.243
387,804
of
premium
and
—V.
and
210,379
♦Earnings
per common share—;—
"'Based
on
shares
average
86,119
$1.20
—
for
working
outstanding.—V.
174,
9,020,705
5,886,959
<
-
.
ry.
Gross
'
from
from
ry.
—V.
;
V
,
*
■
'
174,
■'! Continental Can
company
The
635,
p.
104.625
second
of
share*,
prolerred
Nov,
1,
filed
5
issues
1961
subscription.
•
;
1949
$201,208
148,209
64,006
underwriters
75,374
35,526
second
btock
and
with
the
SEC
$15,000,000
of
is
will
a
be
registration
debentures
preferred
to
be
of
to
Oct.
'J-;
15,
into
common
1,184,765
653,162
627,138
401,933
355,950
! 232,337
V;:•Y-'! vi? Y'!
:•
.-"'w 'WW'-
1951':
1950
"
railway....
railway——
$1,489,865
*
with
the
series.—v.- 174,
issues.
new
\
/■''■■■
the
Inc.,
has
a
sizes
after
to
r--Y.
ry.
519,736
687,015
income...
210,448
339,253
f
purchased
N.
1,
all
Y.
Copperweld,
offered
the
Flexo
be
to
are
outstanding
has
been
and
copper
greater
1951,
than
the
Net
bronze
stock
wires
Flexo
Wire
will
173,
of
(&
of
be
operated
etc.,
Net
422,999
355,603
10,365,078
1
10,204,914
4,916,477
5,061,025
3,880,164
income
2,096,633
2,429,197
1,967,955
4,066,151
2,187,594
808,
p.
1951
from
ry.
railway.
Gross
Net
*;
If
as
a
—
246,922
320,578
145.733
$552,839
257,831
77,802
107,388
39.156
86,569
"
4; ; '
from
railway....
railway"
oper. income...
ry.
The
Diocese
Gross
1950
Net
$9,615,358
8,746,295
8,150,887
149,895
137,902
ry.
in
is
in
the
Of
the
the
Pv»
An
46 I
p.
353.
with
the
SEC
$1)
(par
to
on
be
Sept.
26
olfered
,
covering
at
market
Ry.—Earnings1951
income—
1„50
v.
1949
1948
$1,778,725
*35,120
.
*496,797
*208,417
railway—'
20,785,251
13,757,555
18,407,701
20,228,895
4,498,948
2,019,851
3,857,398
,3,135,886
1,626,497
203.433
...
...
778.239
630,882
731,286
Catholic
amount
entitled
Diocese
of
North
the
Net
& Iron
'
Range Ry.
1951
or
less
will
be
•374,727
Net
ry.
entitled
$60
principal
each
owning
100
shares
from. 151
subscribe
to
York
evidenced
Curb
at
127,2C8
shares
shares,
ment
of
Oct.
$6,230,064
if
and
4,043,-748
2,117,855
3,454,227
1,833,729
27,893,859
32,400,075
Gross
Net
the
13,863,175
5,045,217
7,075,918
the
on
of
share,
were
only 95
withdrawn
$51
(par
shares
from
was
covered
stockholders
•
of
ratio
at
$5
by
pcr
For
the
Ekco
stated
will
sum
contracts financial
civilian goods
that
and
company
656,339
.132,539
754,441
79,593
*279,331
156,682
amply
the
will
be
take
used
care
of
for
the
well
as
as
announcement
Elgin, Joliet
1951.
be'dealt
Net
added
to
sold
and
from
railway
from- railway_
ry. oper. income—
Gross
the
same
on
from
regis-
share.—V.
Net
from
ry.
—V.
174,
its
the
substantially
added.—V.
173,
to
p.
and
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—Hurley Elected
Chairman-
1,587,543
751,618
663,595
221,403
is
719,682
14,059,760
31,207,113
-11,281,829
6,029,i78
4,635,159
31,571,613
"
$3,902,651
133,396
10.567,381
This,
other
activation
of
according
to
open
E.
castings
heart
Richard
3,853,915
1,736,344
1,168,266
to
withdraw
of
120,000
the
registration
shares
filed
was
of
with
6'/r
the
statement
cumulative
SEC
on
Sept. 28 filed
$5,000,000 ol1
on
a
of
2,810,751
1,374,825
covering
convertible
Sept.
26.—V.
registration
10-yegr
Oct.
a
diesel
engine
and
steel
ingots,
furnace No. 5 which is
now
3Vz'ft
statement
sinking
fund
of
the
..
financing
33,s%
senior
working
of
be
used
for
business
the
on
working
the
does
reduction
be
are, to
notes
funds "of
notes
with
deben¬
,
by,amendment.
general
on
andc;
„
•.
.
of
the
28,
of
cin
under¬
1951;
the
by
clue
the
of
1,
the
will,be
its
subsidiaries
business.
If -sttch
development cf additional
not
materialize, the remaining funds
existing borrowing.—V. 174. p: 187..
of
1961;
payment
balance
and
>
amounts)
March
reason
and
company
deben¬
>
unspecified
company
company
Sept.
funds
used
the
•
-
will
'!
be
'
a
plant
at
on
glass
tube
electronic
Villalba,
J.—Expansion—
fuses
fuses
Fuerto
for
for
the
the
Rico,
automotive
Armed sForees.
in
Sept. 27 by Nel-on O. Burt.
an
Rico
U.
S.
a
about
-■•xpansioi]
Pre^dent.
15
for
expects
taxes
company has
an
and
be
full-scale production.
to
receive
an
approximate
3-year
1e
amnestj
a
10-year amnesty on Puerto Rican
taxes
option to purchase the
building.—V. 172, p.-108
Under the SEC registrartm
total
of
28,540
for
W.
i
of
remaining
•
Oct.
Federal
Value
■
new
Fuse
exchange
•
a
Industrial
General Shoe Corp.—Exchange of Stock—
•f
re¬
Ebe.
Vice-President,
<vol'
"This additional
furnace," Mr. Ebe said, "is 100-ton rated
capacity
and is the second
furnace of this
capacity placed in operation in the
open
plant,
General'
4,977,035
production,
to
operation
11,858,895
completed!
in
1100.
p.
10,500-square-foot factory, was built
by the
Development Co., an agency of the
Economic
Development Administration, Mr. Burt
said, and the plant will
30,242,952
crankshafts
has
pro¬
preferred
174,
&
company,
which makes
television industries, and
The
vi
manufacturers
forgings,
for
Puerto
Co.—Reactivates Furnace—
company,
heavy
3,125,537
-
Fuller & Co., Inc.—To Withdraw
Statment—
the
to
going
The
*
12,171,023
899.
move, it was announced
174,
Roy T. Hurley, President, has
also been named as
Chairman of the-'
Board, succeeding Paul V.
Shields, resigned.
Mr.
Shields, a senior
partner of Shields &
Co., investment
bankers, will remain as Chairman
Until Dec, 31,
1951, to complete important
work.-—V. 174, p. 186.
121,185
13,330.231
1, 1961.
Webber, Jackson
may
used
1,627,549
443,253
.
1948
10,326,991
2.775,506
1,332,551
$151
additional
1948
1,810,328
2,889,433
"
1949
120,870
$1,000,000
increased
$3,835,534
13,191,473
308.
1950
281,732
This
$3,499,423
is
,
2182.
1949
»
-
re¬
stock
$1,277,435
replenish
added
current
$4,783,945
•
shares
preferred
1195.
Ry.—Earnings—
General Fuse Co., South
River, N.
36,258,971
retire¬
V 169,867 .!
due
prepay
and
1950
income—
p.
be
of
common
the
income—
Proceeds
-to
operating pur¬
company's large defense
railway—
railway^.i^
oper.
1951.
After
205,398 common
Curtis is named as the
principal
The public offering
price and
underwriting terms of the
sale,are to be supplied
ture
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
the
15,
293,349
covering
tures,
general
From Ja*n. 1—\
offered
registration
& Eastern
August—
of
"split"
shares
writer.
will- be
sum
would
"split"
'to
shares
stock
15,271
' $1,243,651
J: .The
corporation
the
SEC
•
requirements
business, the
Erie Forge
'
the
Acceptance Corp., Allentown,
Pa.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
of
notes.
22,
not
recently
the
3,008,200
97,085
899.
p.
500,000
452,285
.
of
This
poses.
Net
4,818 shares, which
statement was sold to
i74,
to
for
General
17,571
2,618,100
Privately!—The com¬
completion of a $4,000,-
Officials
Gross
were
SEC
♦
income....'
the
82,022
;
"54,795
;
approve
to
recently acquired
Corporation and
325,040
issue
.
2,804,700
asked
stock
$1,700,851
request
$379,200
*5,764
;
44,882
be
Finance
The
Nov.
1951
(par
Products Co.—Plans Loan
America.
assets
Sales—Withdrawal—
stock
110,984
'es.SOG .V
the
$1,613,800
p.
stock
Sept. 27 announced the
20-year loan with The Prudential Insurance
Co. of
000
Net
common
oper.
Ekco
1100.
p.
*26,968
y
stock.
Denver City
from
174.
A
to
during
railway—,
railway.—j
oper.
Paine,
con¬
of
ry.
—V.
1943'
$241,300
w.ll
common
effective
there
from
posed
1949
$393,700"
be
ends
preceding
amounts
operations
outstanding
to
ba
split. 3-for-2.
The
on
a
share-for-share basis.—V. 174. p.
railway.—
Net from
railway—
Net ry. oper. income—
The'Com¬
Oct,
will
1950
$351,600
1—
par
thereof.
office
expire
warrants
174,
1951
railway
railway.!..
3,423,200
railway.740.939
from
ry.
will
stock
the
From Jan. 1—
13,987,827
7,166,537
808.
of
Reconstruction
preferred
par
RFC
which
year
for
orders
that
.•■
be
rate.
stockholders
shares
the
fiscal
outstanding
$10
from
Net
30,498,713
10,621,765
4,160,189
from
Net
including 200
amount
indicating
high
a
the
accurately
judgment of the
income
unfilled
of
*
cannot
best
current
net
of
thus
28,927
from
the
the
backlog
meeting
the
approved,
of
maining
$6,512,896
3,916,205
2,117,542
13,182,393
♦Deficit.—V.
the
25
of
for
year
the
shares
bslief
quarterly dividend
split stock," W, A.
the
on
convertible
1948
36,924,345
Jan.
3,776,271
"1,775,722
common
is' the
■.
is
at
continue
the
of
"it
regular
fiscal
"it
exceed
current
$24,000,000,
will
company
convertible
Gross
railway
open.income— '
Net
subscribe
in
fraction
to
principal
such
Exchange.—V.
$6.25 ,per
shares
by
thereof
or
shares
$120
will be exercisable at
of Kansas
City, Mo., and will
to .subscribe
New
amount
income
materially
25,
the
3.
current
said,
August—
.1949
$6,981,749
pany on
to
the
he
"split"
Oct.
that
maintained
Oct.
on
for
net
be
can
time,"
The
held
increase of the authorized common
stock
make available the
additional shares required
and to provied for the
conversion of the
-Earnings-
1950
1,458,647
from
at
stated
3-for-2
be
directors
share
a
that
year
the
to
the
results
will
;
of
this
year.
Dakota.
income—
from
$825,625
1951, the right to subscribe
for
to
the
at
the
approve
meeting
and
cents
retirement
by
railway.—
rai.way__.i-._
p.
*
899.
p.
Fort Worth &
August—
$600,296
.
174,
President,
31
At
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—.
58,510
—
of
stockholder
be
public
Corp.
*227,352
(D. B.)
374,727
additional
tration
V
oper.
174,
Gross
1,
multiples
127,364
remaining
Ov
De¬
sold
*367,090
25
ccming
'
.
railway..__
$7,909,296
railway
V. 4,097,255
from
Gross
cash....
Oct,
on
Trust Co,
rights
on
in
Cleveland
*169,934
management
4,406,849
2,210,611
Roman
a
oper." income...
ry.
—V,
510,000
103.
Culver Corp.—Stock
to
1,828,353
v'
of
Oct.
$1,394,135
740,028
income.
on
:
principal
on
4,099,139
2,296,549
554,522
from
Net
67,567
23,988
foreign taxes
Subscription warrants
merce
4,907,326
2,134,315
From Jan. 1—
$1,326,568
deductions.!—-
in
a
11
were
stock
First
$1,475,260
approximately
5,063,535
'
Gross
Net
$1,280,577
owning 100 shares
principal amount of notes:
will
the
*10,787
special
fiscal
'
>
from
from
Net
Stockholders owning 101 shares
to and
including 150 shares will be
■entitled to subscribe to
$100 principal amount of
notes;
Stockholders owning over 150
shares will be entitled
to subscribe to
the
The
*
.
899..
p.
August—
i;
Stockholders
example,
of
$1,816,159
stockholders
foretold
income...
wholly
$300,000 principal amount of
4V2% debenture
vertible notes in the ratios
set forth below:
shares
dividend,
Oct.
railway
income_A
"While
1948
(The) Diocese of Bismarck and St.
Mary's Central
High School—Notes Placed Privately—An issue
of $500,000 serial notes due
$50,000 each Feb. 15 from 1953 to
1962, inclusive, has been placed privately
through A. C.
Allyn & Co. Inc.
i.
-
$60
shares
$1,750,451
oper.
the
Barr,
1949
$431,751
railway
oper.
—V. .174,
small
$10,176,767
to
of
filed
■
the
83,735
and
paid
notes
stock
vote
Split-Up—
at
Earnings—
"
$661,015
ffom
Net
jj
1950
$608,124
.
Convertible Notes Offered —Hie
company is offering to the holders of its common
stock
$60
will
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine
Corp. — To Maintain 25Quarterly Dividend Rate on Common Stock After
...
.
From Jan. 1—
cables
1951
Crown Drug Co.
to
Stock Div.—-
100'/
a
railway—-*141,775
from
ry.
$1,323,175
600,367
219,981
■;
railway......
from
r-Net
Subs.)—Earnings—
income
record
150,000
stock
.
11,372,281
August—
From
of
of
shareholders
through Dunne & Co., New York, for the
Cleiand, President, who is the selling stockholder.
D.
.♦Deficit.—V.
.
....
for Fed.
p.
Exchange
—
share)
per
oper.
Net
\
12,677,384
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.-
Gross
month.
per
$1,364,312
174,
time
was
railway
from
Net
1948
$1,226,556
...
Dividends
*-V.
income
income
Net
ry.
rate
>
Flexo
1791.
p.
general and administrative expenses
Provision for depreciation ar.d
amortization—
Prov.
which
common
2418.
p.
management
> !
and
pounds
Selling,
Interest,
of
J.
of
from
Net
initial
,
producer
a
500,000
Year Ended June 30—
Cross profit on sales
Total
SEC
Cent
Duluth, Missabe
Coty, Inc.
Operating
at
notificaion
$3.50
166,
.
somewhat
Oct,
be
v-
subsidiary of Copperweld.—V.
Other
of
Gross, from
389,553
railway.;...
oper.
—v.. 174,
Co.—Acquisition—
Oswego,
of
capacity
and
owned
of
shares
995.
Steel
company
fine
On
104,625
p.
Copperweld
and
declaration
The
1.
Y
1949
$1,583,959
from
from
Net
for
preferred
■With
Oct.
Florida East Coast
1,442,945
742,810
ry. oper.
) Net
stock
common
stockholders
common
of which
Co..
proposed
on
August—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
stock.
convertible
offered
j.jNet
statement
due
«.
the
of
conrtectioh
This
With
underwriting group headed by The
Allyn & Co., Inc.—V. 172, p. 2220.
shares
—V.
49,521
1,356,513
275,079
from
YiNetfrom
proposed
Issues, special meetings of the
stockholders have been called" for'Oct,
22, 1951.
The preferred stockholders are
being asked to consent to the creation
and
issue by the
company
of
not
exceeding $15,000,000 principal
amount
of long term debt:
Common stockholders
are
being asked,
among other things,
to authorize 250.000 shares of second
Wire
Files
90,477
28,221
income!..
995.
1950,
letter
account
1948
$159,866
■
\v
preferred and
stock,
have
'
:
August—
,
financing will be used for general corporate purposes
including plant • and equipment replacements*', ana >additions
and
additional working capital
requirements necessitated by higher price
levels and larger volume of
business, including defense orders,
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Lehman Brothers are expected to head
In
Corp.
on
an
(about
1950
$248,521
railway....'..
oper.
A
Proceeds of the
the
Finance
occurred
of
C.
2,000
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Oct.
on
proposed
to
28,626,930
12,185,089
/' 5,917,434
Fidelity Electric Co., Inc., Lancaster, Pa.—Files—
;
1,672,789
i
.
railway
174. p.
GrosS
prior
11,549,068
'
From Jan. 1—
company.—V.
and
115,249,8^8
10,316,236
V !
$2.1o
$2.11
Gross
^
1976
income
899.
p.
announced
A.
....
Ry.—Earnings-
income.._
oper.
Net
Rogers, President of The East Ohio Gas Co., a subsidiary
headquarters" at Cleveland, has been elected a director of the
The
2,067,066
105,239,118 100,428,436
26,073,629
16,799,369
1,787,299 1
' *
railway.... 117,591,358
railway
25,749,714
directors
was
and
*
.
$1.73
$1.89
period.!
1951
From Jan. 1—-
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—New Director—
covering
4,289,777
563,276
1,202,536
"V'V;'
corporation
through
7,110,907
William G.
parent
income...
oper.
cember
cap¬
.
.
during
railwayr—
$233,347
railway.78,731
from
Net
103.
p.
shrs. outstdg.
avge.
fiom
Net
$1.38
.
on
Net
"with
\
1948
the authorized number of shares of the
company's stock
to 1,500,000 shares.
The proposed stock dividend
would increase the
outstanding shares from 463,062 to 926,124 and would
have the effect
of capitalizing $463,062 of
surplus.
It is considered by the
manage¬
ment that tne stated
capu.'l 01 trie company thus increased to
$926,124,
would bear a more substantial
relation to the permanent
capital needs
of
the
business.
t
<
i
Public
distribution
of
the
company's stock
first
16,131,612
—
August—"
$7,273,542
,
1
'
1949
increasing
23,634,048
7,502,436
9,089,092
construction..
174, p. 995,
Gross
,
income
it
327,636
,
8,048,136
declared.....
or
Detroit & Mackinac
f
1,662,139
$6,565,219
___________
_
Net
1950
Fanner Manufacturing Co.—Plans
100%
23,306,412
23,624,187
deductions——
dividends paid
Based
$9,021,800
ex-
bonds.2,112,574
deductions
X
1951
$
120,635,038
—
Net income per share of capital stock:Based on shares
outstdg at end of
4,640,355
—$8,888,172
_
1950
15,576,051
etc.,
ital
$8,633,996
—
n
•
Family
143,941,450
137,887,061
taxes
Balance retained in business
4,540,529
$8,338,929
,
ingdts
Sept. 24 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 10.520 shares 01" common stock
(par $1) to be offered
exchange for National Finance
Corp. common stock at rate -of
five-sevenths of a share of Family
Finance stock for each National
share.—V. 174, p. 1195.
161,209,040
income
Cash
31,729.3,12
3,722,537
4,077,151
—■
income
steel
in
1951
/
utility operations—
period....
Gross
of
,
32,295,542
Operating income
Other
tons
Offer—
;
utility operations—23,321,979
rL-——
—-t
•!
302,208
income
'Net
$55,313,949 $53,266,729
-—--—
140,000
'
,
Subs.)—Earnings—
of Bajt.
1951
„•
taxes—!__
othet
£ Other
174,
*
revenues
Operating expenses _!
'.-J-—-—r-—.
Depreciation and amortization—
Ail
Income from
Gross
Power Co.
the
.
reactivated
1.922,348
174,
The
from
expenses
Interest,
Consolidated Gas Electric Light &
recently
8,007,050
:
38,936,391
—V.
808.
p.
Gross ."revenues
■
'
two
railway.!.'. $15,407,257 $15,358,253 $12,831,760
$15,423,013
railway.
2,986,427
4,200,796
from
1,681,485
$
Exchange
director.—V.
a
8 Months Ended Aug, 31-^-
Federal
Stock
these
additional
from
The
^
Opei citing
Gross
901,307
Director—
'A.
p.
174,
Utility
a
production
an
standpoint of sales the new furnaces should
account
$15,000,000
per
annum.
The
company's
outlook
with demand far exceeding
output,"—V. 174, p: 187.
good
oper.
$6,032,801
1,676,856
48,428,736
income...
oper.
ry.
.1,396,830
,
13,828,703
12 Months Elided
the
company.
Schv/artz Elected
alloy
of
SEC
.
.
railway
Detroit Edison Co.
-
covering
of common stock
(par $1), to be offered at $27.25 per
for the account of Alfred J. Proffitt. who had been issued these
pursuant
and
facilities
from
2,800,238
1,029,753
railway.
/
1948
Engineering Corp., Pasadena, Cal.—Files
notification
shares
share,
securities
from
from
—V.
230
produce
From Jan. 1—
t
1949'
$7,413,5.44.
railway.'2,228,776
Income.
RR.—Earnings—
1950
$1,021,103
railway..'..
'
174. p.
carbon
existing
RR.—Earnings— v'-!;!'
Net'from
Net
Western
1951
-
:
Net
Corp.—Sells
Co.
produce
the
the
August—
Gross
1
Grande
.
Southern
&
Co.
will
augment
additional
Erie
$3,813,482
30
From Jan. 1—
See
furnace
new
further
standpoint -of
From
an
continues
-
Rio
&
August—
of
The
will
•.
*
,
<1951—9 Mos.—1950
(
Denver
of
1950,
18,
and
should
year.
for
,v
"
the
months.
ingots
furnaces
proceeds
Fund, Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
Commonwealth Investment Co., San Francisco, Calif.—
Stock Sales—
tinder
three
steel
company.
"From the
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
.
1696..: £;?}■ :U-,'V.
p.
last
Securities
Electric
on
.
.
removed
$2.50
L.
4,345
from
which
became effective
shares-pf common stock
cumulative consolidated
Douglas Shoe Co.
shares
of
registration
on
General
on
Sept.
a
on
$l»
preferred
share-for-share
Shoe
24,
(par
Corp.
1951.—V.
July 25,
were
(no
ir
pai
basis, and the
common
17,4,
1950
issued
stock
p.
stock
809.
were
Volume 174
Number 5053
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
"August—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
Net
ry.
237,401
115,485
138,539
Net
from
217,540
-96,956
127,786
Net
ry.
1948
1951
from
Gross
railway-
..."
railway
railway
6,404,555
5,413,426
1,389,136
1,020,518
income.—
1,161,583
904,637
oper;
174,
5,320,907
679,922
532,649
Gross
5,794,690
993,022
820,822
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
tUnder SEC Registration No.
2-8973, the underwriter, Wegener So
Daly Corp., Boise, Idaho, purchased 10,000 shares of the 4%
preferred;
$21,965,416 $21,446,94]
6,688,439 "
8,862,526
6,632,474
7,454,511.
6,968,023
,3,607,372
stock
3,330,791
railway
railway
158,428,733 125,199,993
35,376,289
19,470,241
11,505,617
5,311,025
—
income—
oper
174, p.
of
the
Oct. "10,
139,509,331
131,045,966
28,161,622
10,531,726
25,921,950
to
13,980,703
25,000
1951,
purchase
vately—The company has arranged to place privately
through Clement A. Evans & Co. an issue of $2,240,000
3%% sinking fund debentures, due Oct. 1, 1976, it was
announced
Oct. 2.—V. 171, p. 1784.
on
Gross
Net
ry.
,'
.
,
,
Gross
Gross
Net
1950
1949
$703,147
$693,389
$613,134
194,717
208,892
100,595
60,525
55,054
69,665
138
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
5,045,826
4,819,325
4,850,340
Net
1,760,625
1,686,610
1,385,590
1,232,951
Net
409,359
381,841
income—
346,330
323,396
ry;
profits
after
1951
Federal
The
taxes—
of
to
reported
taxes
has
company
One
increase
an
$0.36
paid
from
sales
in
$1.27
or
two
the
for
share
per
projects "under
conract
from
last
the
the
fiscal
ended
year
growing
way
Detroit
out
Ordnance
Gimbel
Inc.
Brothers,
July 31—
$
retail
sales—
1
goods
sold
exps.
134,003,391
_1
Operating
$
'
The
$
at
895,825
2,553,655
10,924,268
22,212
215,934
56,992
286,191,196 270,419,031
*Credit
bank,
2,575,867
1,010,000
11,140,202
share-
com.
(net)
and
arising
from
6,075,202
$2.79
convertible
four
of
stock
new
is
net
production
derivatives
at
the
net
broadcasting,
attached.
from Philadelphia
172, p. 1233.
first
half
income
shares
of
Frank
of
at
income
prepayment
finance the cost
to
construction
Each
1958,
for
80
cents
50
shares
50
at
$1,000
v.-'. '''4
of
$7.75.
added
kiln
and
$500,000
bank
of
will
be
indebtedness,
with
the
(par
$25)
to
Co.
&
Inc.,
Federal
"....
'
•
4
related
facilities 'now
warrants
carry
expiring
-
40
shares, respectively, of the common stock,
entitling the holder to purchase such
through Dec. 31, 1952, the price increasing
Jan. 1 of each year thereafter to a maximum
corporate purposes,
plant.—V. 173, p. 1071.
'
'
Net
,
be
to
for
used
exploration
and
development
properties, and for additional working capital.—V. 174,
Gooda 11-
Sanford,
Stockholders
Oct.
on
p.
of
1195,
Inc.—Financing Approved—
raising long-term capital to $7,000,000.
hand
he
L.
would
stock.
the
in
recommend
The
time
recent
and
to
have
in
he
Mr.
finance
not
Ward
the
paid
said,
event
any
years,
been
payment
amount,
but
of
in
have
expansion
1949.—V.
174,
August—
Gross
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Net
Net
railway
Jan.
of
used
the
the
on
by
business.
No
at
♦Deficit.—V.
174,
in
'
iqtn
1Q4Q
1Q4R
S
$4,668,000
803,892
1,261,662
650,888
437,043
882,153
36,465,000
31,608,000
33,290,000
6,478,586
8,218,850
5,085,605
5,407,686
v
2,464,020
4,772,218
2,278,472
2,496,504
809.
of
merchandise
for
leasehold
Interest
Other
1951
•
and
paid,
less
for
interest
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
$110,737
$441,297
$454,012
4,308
30,660
42,057
—L
for
$496,069
129,785
1,033,575
1,038,990
$561,618
321,230
235,782
222,582
21,539,477
;
20,976,194
22,254,06ft;.
4,200,892
4,194,185
3,779,227
1,882,301
1,963,543
1,817,070
3,599,98%
1,385,87$
1951—Month—1950
$1,050,631
revenues
ry.
1951—8
$1,102,827
198,875'
Mos.—19$Qj
$9,022,027
$9,226,845
opers.
*9,213
chgs.
*12,220
138,555
596,898
1,252,887
*37,686
Net
112,093
391,192
1,033,958.
Income
971,027
1,779,63%
*Loss.
NOTE—Operating
1951
include
acciued
recent
which
for
expenses
$150,000
overtime
decision
of
of
eight
estimated
to
trainmen
Labor
the
the
an
granted
has been pending
Courts
months
total
of
ended
for 18 months.—V.
for;/pa§.%
by
employees
Guatemala
of
Aug* 31,
$250,000
and;' other
in
a
a,,
litiga^iA^.
174, p. 809.
International
Refineries,
Inc.—Loan
Placed
Through;
Bank—The
corporation has made arrangements. for ai.
$4,000,000 4V2% first mortgage loan by Guaranty Trust,
Co. of New York through Eastman, Dillon & Co. and
First Southwest Co.
The financing will be available
from
time to
1953.
of
The
time
loan
and
is
at any
time prior to March 15,
in quarterly instalments
repayable
$200,000 each commencing April 1, 1953.
proceeds
of
the
oil
from
Lakehead
field
of
this
debentures
units, will be used
which the company
the
near
obtained
$3,000,000
in
facilities
Pipe
Alberta,
and
and
ioar
750,000
iinance
to
uie
the
from
shares
of
recent
public
stock,
reiinery
Minnesota,,
common
construction
of
oil
will build in Carlton County,
which is now transporting crude
Line
Canada.
See
also
V.
174,
p.
from
1196.
Interstate Telephone Co.—New President—
W.
R. Jarmon,
Vice-President, has been elected President of this
company,
a
subsidiary
of
General
Telephone
Corp.,
operating
in
Washington, Idaho and Montana. Mr. Jarmon had been an executive
the
Federal
General
succeeds
and
I.
Communications
Telephone
F.
director
a
phone
Co.—V.
v
Krehbiel
of
173,
System
has
who
larger
a
Commission
to
prior
years
become
Michigan
his
new
■
-
to
post,
Vice-President
Associate^
Tele¬
x
'
bonds ,-r-V.
174,
Co.—Earnings—
taxes.
—
income
income
(net)
24,928,786
$5,573,854
47,480
deductions
206,844
$5,900,154
income
etc.,
1950
$30,502,640
28,398,277
$5,852,674
and
expenses
Operating
Gross
1951
$34,250,951
revenues
Operating
Other
adjustment income
In
resigned
subsidiary,
2497.y,
p.
five
February.
last
for
12 Months Ended Aug. 31—
Operating
$542,921
the
Loeb
&
new
bonds
Co.,
on
100.55,
are
and
Kidder
redeemable
Peabody
&
Co,,
100.27.
for
or
of
excess
used to repay
$14,975,000
previously to finance the company's construc¬
which expenditures for 1951 are estimated to be
under
program
will
the sale will be
borrowed
loans
$22,000,000.
The
development
the system's
.increase
Net
$5,780,698
1,385,439
1,325,285
$4,514,715
principal
under
now
generating
project
is
construction
capability
to
82,500-kilowatt
an
in
Idaho,
354,260
which
kilowatts.
BUSINESS—Supplying electric service in parts of Idaho, Oregon and
the company serves a territory largely agricultural in char¬
Of
total
operating revenues of $14,771,521 recorded in the
12 months ended Dec. 31, 1950, 49% was made to residential and farm
customers; 19% to commercial customers; 22% to industrial customers;
7%
to
public utilities and 3% on miscellaneous sales.
Net income
Dividend requirements
$4,455,413
Federal
"
with
Utah
&
Light Co., Idaho is
cooperating with the sc-called northwest power pool through joint
planning and interchange of power.
This pool includes the major
publicly and privately owned electric utilities in Washington, Oregon,
Utah
and
Idaho,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
Gross
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Net
ry.
K-l
Net
assets
5,000,000
3%
1978—
10,000,000
Net
from
12.000,000
Net
ry.
—
—
-
2,396,273
$0.80
2,380,588
$0.58
2%%
series
due
1979
series
due
1981
Preferred
Preferred
♦The
stock,
stock,
amount
*
4%
of
($100 par)
cumul. ($100 par)
first
maximum of $100,000,000
15,000,000
—
cumulative
mortgage bonds
(or such other
400.000 shs.
400,000 shs.
issuable
is
tl75.000 shs.
tl75,000 shs.
limited within the
maximum amour^ as may be
51,397
3,648,568
3,745,024
2,266,408
1,589,697
1,575,936
1,703,574
931,628
676,823
653,332
664,895
1951
Fund
118,969,
K-l
2,192,569
share
$17.18
net
were
Lake Superior &
Gross
from
railway
railway
income
oper.
2,364,403
$16.44
on
on
Aug.
the
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
1951
August—
1950
$37,679,804 $38,872,595
assets of the ten Keystone Custodian Funds
$214,026,300, as compared with $215,193,200
corresponding date last yeaiv—V. 174, p. 545.
1951
47,603
1,560,000
115,177
3,459,867
outstanding
per
Combined
35,725
$1,673,964
127,288
income—
of Aug. 31—
of K-l
shares
1177
$2,204,292
266,789.
810.
assets
due
due
$511,558
138,228
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.- -Net Assets—
Net
series
series
1948
$415,015
253,499
4,402,745
railway
p.
23/4%
.
1949
$501,530
292,976
railway.
oper.
174,
22,997
Outstanding
1950
$592,036
income—
oper.
1973
$18,000,000
719.
p.
1951
from
due
Authorized
'
the
From Jan. 1—
Gross
series
—
174,
railway
railway——
from
3y8%
bonds:
is
hearing will commence Oct.
15
application of this company, which
increase
from
Net
31,
EFFECT
in
the
on
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
As
;
Power
Commission
August—
from
$3,140,000.
Power
Colorado.—V.
ry.
interconnections
700,000
The proposed project,
which is estimated to cost about $976,330,
would provide additional gas for the increased demands of the company's existing markets and would serve new markets in Nebraska and
Net
was
.
$3,755,413
capacity of its natural gas trans¬
mission system from the presently authorized 164,200,000 cubic feet
per day to 182,600,000 cubic feet daily.
Net
1950
700,000
$3,814,715
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Hearing—
A
Washington, D. C.,
seeking authority to
—V.
Through
preferred stock
on
Balance applicable to common stock
—V. 174, p. 275.
acter.
for
i
income
Nevada,
♦First mortgage
2,650,000
outstanding—.
1948
426,007
900.
avail, for fxd.
1,264,863
—
share..
_
522,757
1,035,650
„
$2,988,55%
686,408*
408,447;
railway—
oper.
101,205,685
taxes
174, p. 995.
1949
-
$2,623,873
income—
from
rev.
863
'
common
$115,045 '> $471,957
1950
of
earned
Federal .income
Common
Net
108,746,298
expenses
amortization
(net)__
earnings
Earnings—
1950
6,118,925
closed.
3V4%
Net
6,315,659
$14,740
on
The,
2788.
p.
International Rys. of Central America—Earnings-^
1,411,641
oper.
and
improvements
deductions
Provision
sold
depreciation
195li-8 Mos.—1950
$6,756,957
$6,572,937
Co.—Bonds
books
bids
Montana,
$115,043,819 $105,775,112
Provision
tion
;
...
$4,165,000
July 31—
1951
Period End. Aug. 31—
he
129,011
Power
hydroelectric
-Earnings—
Sales
Cost
RR—Earnings—
interest
(approxi¬
involved.
$2,906,438
railway—
174, p.
Railway
.
dividends
(W. T.) Grant Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Months Ended
$1.30
$133,806
the
bank
of
899.
38,132,000
p.
105,971
844,791
—$0.92
*$4,795
—
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from
capital
•'122,071
railway
—V.
$1 206,400
53,125
971,470
*$7,379
2,584
income-
market
underwriting is
$3,425,356
V i 627,122
oper.-income—_
Interest,
purposes
Profits
working
as
1,055,577
railway
oper. income
1,530,000
732,682
income
Sepfr. 24. coverings,
sufficient to raises
at
'
sinking or improvement fund
prior to Sept. 30, 1952, at 101.55 and thereafter at
prices scaling down from 101.51 to 100.08. General redemption prices
range from 104.50 to 100.15.
common
conditions
earnings.
1—
from
1950
,745,000
Offered—Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Lazard Freres & Co. and The First Boston Corp. publicly
offered on Oct. 3 a new issue of $15,000,000 3J/4 % first
mortgage bonds due Oct. 1, 1981, at IOIV2 and accrued
interest to yieul approximately 3.17% at maturity. The
group won award of the bonds at competitive sale Oct.
2 on a bid of 100.86%.
The offering was oversubscribed
The
meeting,
$4,969,000
from
ry.
50%
the
354,221
income
from
ry.
offered
;
$946,700
$843,419
railway
oper.
Net
The
$1 ,951,400
—
819,378
railway.*—
from
Net
;
bonds, also naming a 3V4% rate, were: Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc., 100.71; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.68;
Equitable Securities Corp., 100.679; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, 100.642;
in
$4,601,000
railway.
oper.
at
dividend
been
of
p.
1951
from
from
approved
of
has
company
determined
be
excess
Grand Trunk Western RR.-
Net
of
996.
Kuhn,
the
once
cash
a
would
said,
rapid
since
account
1951
$811,999
No
on
cents)
sold
three sel.ing stockholders.—V. 167,
Kansas City Power & Light
tExclusive of
Other
.
Ward,
President, stated that
proceeds of long-term financing
the
ry.
with
charges
Idaho
and
2
approved a new issue of 80,000 shares of
$50 par value preferred stock designed to yield about $4,000,000.
The
management proposes further to sell $3,000,000 of
debentures, thus
Elmer
the
market
$2,476,700
1951—Month—1950.
SEC
be
Co., Prescott, Ariz.—Stock Of¬
^
are
the
at
»
-
share).
per
the
33%
will
From Jan. 1—
Shaw-
$15,677,670
Sept. 25 covering
for
—_—
loss
♦Loss.
,
proceeds
111.
v
taxes-
income
tlncome
fered—Singer, Bean & Mackie, Inc., as selling agent, on
Sept. 24 offered 35,000 shares of capital stock (par 500)
at the market (approximately $1.25
per share) without
benefit of a selling group.
'•
;
The
and
Operating
p.
Golden Crown Mining
Net
Gross
.
188.
Non-operating
Gross
to
with
(par
shares
*
31,
Any proceeds received upon exercise of the warrants will
initially to the general funds ox the company available for
including expansion and improvement to
general
on
shares
t
from
from
100.
with
of
offered
——
exps.
to go
filed
was
of
The
International Great Northern RR.-
1,
-
sales
income—
—
Industry.,.
150, p. 1438»
fund.—V.
formaldehyde
Co.—Earnings—
on
stock investment
'
:
SEC
be
'J'•.* >'.■'.• j
Period End. Aug. 31Gross oper,' revenue—.
under
Dec.
number
$100,000.
are
joining
company,
on
pre-"
March
to
venture
'
taxes
v
v
dividends
p.
5,000,000
J.
new
a
"
share
per
102 %
of
help finance an
production facilities
Fords, N.
Chicago,
900.
p.
Hudson & Manhattan
Oper.
will
share
N.
and
filed
outstanding Aug. 31
Earned per share of common stock—.
applied
incurred
Pa.
bond
and
the
of
share
per
be
$500
additional
amount
tunnel
Watertown,
and
$4.75
cents
a
An
like
Garfield
was
174,
income
174,
:
common-
notification
of
Inc.
common
to
income—
on
•' •"' ' "*
Net
—V.
bond
sale, approximately 852,185 will be
of $831,400 of 6% general mortgage bonds,
a
of
shares
par,
at
of
into
J., division,
and to
oentaerythritol, formaldehyde and
stock
Shares
the
from
used
double
to
1951, the company had
$1,484,172.—V. 174, p. 1101.
Becker
before
taxes
Preferred
Warren
applied to the redemption
due Dec. 1, i957, at 102J/2%.
be
Princeton,
3 Months Ended Aug. 31—
Federal
•
bonds are to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting
headed by Lee Higginson Corporation, P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc.,
W. York
&
Co., Inc.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
to
ranging
will
Hooker Electrochemical
Net
of'
amounts
$5,000,000
5,000,000
Corp
August—
sale
The
the
each
of
Hibbard.—V.
and
of
1961,
redemption* beginning
intended
plants
capital
G.
A.
group
net proceeds
for
prices
proceeds
letter of notification
through
; v"
the
pre¬
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—Filing With SEC—
A
2,000
corporation on Sept.
28 filed a
registration statement with
SEC
covering $2,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 5%%
series
1971, with detachable warrants for the purchase of common stock
Of
20,
to
the
at
Oct.
common
of
subject
at
to
prior
shares
sinking fund
antibiotics
and
The
the
second
,
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp.—Registers With SEC—
due
cumulative
The company expects
to Invest $1,000,000 in
pentaerythritol plant in Canada in a joint
inigan Chemicals, Ltd.
-
$2.82
other non-trading sources.—V.
from
is
company's
facilities
for
6,172,244
$0.63
'
radio
$4.37V2
new
4,040,000
1,565,867
$0.12
of
and
10,212,244
5,065,000
534,412
per
of
program
For
profit———_
Net
Earns,
Corp.—Offering to Common Stock-is offering
to its common
record Oct. 4 the right to subscribe to
corporation
rate
the
principal
follows:
as
„—
Co
&
Boston
$10.25-$10.871/2
Gross
stock
The
toluene
10,155,252
113,587
475,000
letter of
sum
mately
13,674,218
5,815,504
809.
for
127,964,813 297,115,464 280,574,283
1,009,412
11,207,731
4,580,030
the
for
Freres
open-end
an
proceeds
53,202,060
4,996,022
$8,500,000 expansion
<{J
125,411,158
taxes
48,215,754
12,166,948
PROCEEDS—The
133,107,566
taxes
48,580,379
5,072,249
new
1962,
before Federal in¬
Federal income
892,575
14,147,141
shares
increase
income
587,712
'
953,824
subscription offer, which will expire Oct. 18, is un¬
by a banking syndicate headed by A. G. Beck¬
& Co., Inc., and R. W.
Pressprich & Co.
er
respective
Inc._
1196.
p.
unspecified
the
derwritten
and
•■Miscellaneous income
1,404,462
2,142,628
$7,120,811
2,015,564
The
covers
1951—12 Mos.—1950
-
1,713,350
384,101
.
$5,960,265
(no par value) at the rate of one share of
preferred for each 20 shares of common stock held.
new
military
of
District
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1951—6 MoS.—1950
$7,044,747
ferred stock
stock.
of
plating
Period End.
come
Shares,
an
57,130,909
stockholders
53,300
parties.
Independent Exploration. Co., Bakersfield, Calif.—Files
1948
Heyden Chemical
year's'. profits
,
Such
registration statement was filed with the SEC, Sept. 27, by this
corporation,
sponsor
of
The- Dominion Plan,
Series TS,
Quarterly
Investment Plans, for registration of
$2,500,000 of the plans.
Pro-.,
ceeds of such; plans- are Invested in the shares of Trusteed
A
1949
income..
p.
the
company
aggregating $15,000,000,
Co..
1—
holders—The
ferred.
Profit
170,812
IQ^fl
$7,249,467
.
income..
oper.
174,
stock
oper.
53,530
"
367,145
railway...
railway.
from
ry.
$279,471
$1.04
__
of cannon tubes.
Another from the U. S. Air
Forces covers production of sand mold
magnesium castings for aircraft
engines. New buildings are being constructed by Michigan to fill these
orders, according to James Gerity, Jr., President.—V. 174, p. 104.
of
2,432,838
579,464
1950
$800,732
;
_
$976,000
chrome
Cost
371,914
■
railwayrailway.
Jan.
&
First
174,
Net
47%.
income
contracts.
Net
2,323,705
823,377
"
301,504
from
—V.
-1951
share
per
corporation
hard
2,488,475
682,826
10^1
oper.
From
Gross
899.
Year Ended June 30—
amounted
2,737,169
income
from
from
option to purchase;
option expires
an
shares.
agreement of the
Ineome Estates of America, Inc.—Registers With SEC
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings-
Gerity-Michigan Corp.—Earnings Rise—
30,
6,203
900.
p.
Net
June
48,708
7,502
—
oper.
Net
The
50,305
76,642
August—
5,597,346
railway.
174, p.
Net
169,148
and has
A
railway—.
railway
174,
Gross
railway
oper.
Earnings
53,262
19,352
1951,
registered
extended by
$332,824
$561,837
237,717
income*.:-,
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
ry.
1948
railway—
railway——
from
ry.
$328,125
income...
from
from
—V.
1951
from
Net
$369,888
,
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Net
1948
From Jan. 1—
Net
August—
1949
$357,745
railway
railway..
oper.
The
—V.
1950
....
from
from
Net
-Earnings—
1951
the
bonds,
Lazard
Green Bay & Western RR.
August—
be
may
from
series
Blyth
Georgia RR. & Banking Co.—Debentures Placed Pri¬
June 5,
on
remaining
but
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers, severally and not jointly, agreedL
1981
900.
company
the
to
up
*
—V.
899.
p.
by supplemental indenture) and by property,, earnings, and otheff A
provisions of the mortgage and second supplemental indenture
thereto^,
1948
From Jan. 1—
•
—V.
1949
2,524,275
income—
oper.
1950
-
.
$23,268,687 $23,092,521
_
5;
fixed
Ry.—Earnings—
August—
$764,027
,
\
railway—
from
Net
1949
$665,177
223,657
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1950
$301,906
-.195,003-.;.
income___
oper-.
Great Northern
1951
$855,241
.
railway
railway
trora
(1297)
1950
1949
$764,036
$383,778
$364,057
470,990
187,051
185,719
1948
$499,676.
300,670
215,697
95,435
98,095
173,978
2,945,355
2,233,034
2,689,491
2,613,063
1,197,158
823.457
1,244,364
495,721
363,418
1,146,448
61.8,29%
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
inconqg,
—V. 174, p. 900.
6^2,37%
-*
€
(1298)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
lane Bryant, Inc.
€ Months Ended July
Sales of
Profit
merchandise
from
cents
services
and
and
wear
due
to
.
,
1951
to customers
of
tear
property
our
.
290,908
'38,379
630,000
405,000
1..—-—-
profit
I)ivs.
stockholders
to
construction
$30,000,000
will
require
that' construction
program
and
McCrory Stores Corp.—September Sales—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1951, to DbC. 31, 1954, will
for electric property, $16,000,000
property.—V. 174, p. llO!."-
Sept.
1,
outlay
an
Sales
327,905
313,630
$266,320
604,525
576,081
Net
$0.96
-Net
preferredi
railway
railway
for
future
needs
Common shares outstanding at end of period-
Earnings
—V.
174,
share.—-————
common
per
Net
ry.
.
$4,595,817
$4,738,303
$5,499,636
,J
1,442,507
997,672
1,404,702
757,395
283,228
658,509
32,641,235
5,050,428
33,730,831
34.718-.750
3,571,318
3,710,350
*750,Ool
*2,193,256
*2,423,763
.*13,022
"
Sept.
1949
1948
$292,645
$222,493
$279,525
115,336
49,600
*'
railway—93,944
from
$1,270,000;
Net'from
Net
ry.
—Vi
37,226
36,425
,6,941
1,941,095
1,881.680
2,260,600
831,406
587,646
412,007
income—293,039
oper.
176,293
74,562
—
Augusts—
Net
from
Net
ry-.
Gross
from
-Net
Net'ry.
668,866'
*
,Net
1,183,542
.1,593,328
2,099,846
1,001,068
1,228,810
;
j,
A
1950
1949
$5,787,983
railway---.-j
1,531,506
752,287
929,024
railway——
51,412,427
45,561,727
46,659,881
52,671,562
9,882,672
10,406,604
8,007,986
income—
4,608,623
4,850,464
'3,448,070
10,029,344
5,214,134
income—
-
oper.
:
:
-
fcion Oil Cd.—Common Stk. Offering Oversubscribed—
Marketing of 350,000 additional shares of common stock
Securities
7
Grdss
capital expenditures. .'Drilling cost under the com¬
drilling program will represent the largest single
class of capital expenditures during 1951.
In the first half of the
current year, the company completed 61. oil wells as
compared With 92
for the entire year 1950.
:
;
r;:
.!.*
ry.
business.
Oh
June
oil,
and
gas
chemical
date
same
Taxes
condensate
mated
and natural
by De
Golyer and
EARNINGS—Total
amounted
eale
to
oil
ical. products.
In
liquid
for
and
of
reserves
which
25%
each
field,
from
the
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
50%
sales
3%*%
Jan.
series
due
1,
B
derived
was
of
TO
Jan.
1,
1968.
(without
•Exclusive
served
L.
of
Smith
2,296
June
of
as
Oil
PRESENT
,
by
company.,.
These
standing.
which
shares
that-
"
into
and
stock
issuance
to
~
the
in
company
terms of
the
Of
merger
merged
into
the
company
as
with
underwriters
the
named
under
company
below
which
the
out¬
have
the
'i-.-V*
en¬
under¬
-Shares
^
Blyth
&
Blunt
Ellis
Co.,
Inc
&
Boettcher
Shares
54,000
Simmons—
and
Carl
'20,000
Forgan
&
Co
Kuyden,
Stone
Hill
7,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
.a——-
15,000
10,000
Hirsch
&
&
Weeks...
&
Stone
ties
Co.__—_
5,000
Peabody & Co.__
Higginsoii Corp.__..
Brothers i,
Lee
20,000
—V.
174,
p.
was
..
20,000
H.
&
&
of
made
Hammill
Co
&
&
'
and
•
Cd.__—_u
of
common *
stock
cents
173,
share,-
per
p.
It
a
was
5,000
19,000
4
filed
bidding.
The
are t6 be offered for public sale
common
shares
are
to
at
share
stockholders
for
each
seven
of
record
shares
on
net
j
proceeds
the
sale
the
of
Ce, sh°rk~term loans borrowed
proceeds
from
from the
sale
of
from
bonds
of
the
sale
of
the
for
preferred
of the
common
stock
bonds
will
be
in
and
construction.
;■
complete
to
furnish
approxinj^tely
the
financing of
$2,000,000 toward
Co.
'
.
submitted
to
for
the
Scdtt
Scott
shares
of
Meek
Scott.—V.
yVr-;
173,
to
Oct.
Meek
absorb
stock
will
I-
Oct.
the
for
Scdtt
the
23.
Meek
each
Radio
directors
surrender
its
at
of
special
a
'
'
-
1
-
organization
Meek
share.
holdings
861.
p.
with
by
shareholders
shareholders
to
Scott
firm
corporation
on
1,
..
As
of
by
part
131,600
...
243,202 shares,
99.5%, of the 244,500 shares of $4 convertible second
preferred stock offered to stockholders on
Sept. 18 have
been subscribed for
by exercise of subscription warrants
(see details in V. .174, p. 1100).—V.
174,'p. 1197.
Publishing Co.
Year Ended June 30—
Total
(&
Subs*)—Earnings—
1951
1950
'
1949
*
1948
revenue,k
-
81,532,105
per
share—..
Book value per shar*—:,.
—V. 173, p. 1990.
As
$1.75
'
$2.50
$2.00
$17.45
$20.25
.
$15.12
$2.00'
$13.13
'"'v;;
of
Oct.
1,
1951,
& Scott
unfinished
V,.;;/
Corp.—Record Backlog—
work
on
$105,000,000, which was described as
the history of this
corporation.—V.
in
stock
is
convertible
until
and
underwriters
*
Oct.
15, 1961 into 41/*
share of preferred.
for each
named
below-have
.severally
the
13.452
Hemphill,
13.452
on
Oct.
16)';
Johnston,* Lemon & Co.__i
0.672
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__^_
3.358
W. C. Langley & Co.
' 1.567
6.716
&
0.672
Merrill
Bear,
1.567
A.
—
Stearns
& Co.___
Becker & Co. Inc.
G.
Rollins
&
Co.
ner
*>1.567
Inc.—
•;
1.567
Blyth &. Co. Inc
George D. B.
Brothers
Ryons
O'Brian,'
Reber
&
R.
&
&
Co-
1*
Co,—•_
&
0.448
0.672
Co,, ;Inc!a.
0.225
Co.________
0.448
& Co.
Webster Securities
3.358
3.358
Barney
Corp.
Inc.'
0.448
Co
&
Equitable
First
Stone. &
Co.,
&
0.672
____„!
Smith,
1.007
Sons
Cooley
3.358
3.358
Mitchell
&
Mundt
0.672
Brown
________
Co
Beane
Schoellkopf &
Co.
George
&
Lynch, Pierce, Fen
&
Putnam-
358
Bonbright
Noyes,. Graham,
*
<fc Co.—1.567
Parsons
&
Lester,
Stroud
0.672
Terry
0.448
1-.567
& Company, Inc.—
& Company_____—u
Trubee, Collins & Co.—
0.672
——_
Corp._
0.672
Van
:
Securities
California Co.
Hamlin
&
Harriman
Alstyne Noel Corp._„
Vietot, Common, Dann <fe
3.358
3.358
Lunt
1.007
Ripley
White,
Co.,
&
'
0.448
1.007
1.567
Wood,
_Weld_ &~Co~——1"!
Struthers
&
Co
further
1951
1952
30
1.567
days
period
is
to
current
the
174,
contracts
\
amounted
greatest peacetime backlog
p.
1102.
see
V.
174,
p
1197.
Period End. July 31—
Other
sales
1951—6 Mos.—1950
;
income
186,304,000
(net)
338,000
1951—12 Mos.—1950
183,183,000 419,810.000 396,023,000
363,000
464,000
667,000
Total
income
Prof,
before
income
inc.
186,642,000
taxes_
7,130,000
taxes_T
3,636,000
183,546,000 420,274,000 396,690,000
11,423,000
35,583,000
33,451.000
4,350,000
17,744,000 r 13,385,000
Net
earnings
Minority int. in
3,494,000
Net
earnings
Preferred dividends
Net
earns,
common
♦Earns,
per
•Earnings
of
shares
stock
—V.
p.
10c
in
17,793.000
20,017,000
1,219,000
.1,222,000
all
have
June,
are
adjusted
1951.
' 1
18,795.000
$2.85
$3.23
S1.1JL
periods
been
16,574.000
„
based
to
tlncludii.g
"■
'■?*
on
average number
reflect
the
2
for
1
leased
'
departments.
'•
the
offering,
discretion
one
to
year
or '
may
during
allow,
purchase
sueh
the
for
its
net
proceeds
to be
are
used
!
-
to
longer"
underwriter
own
account,
a
price
loans, and for
pay
- 7
,
•
-
shares
of said
All
/
shares are common
and
(par *
nonassessable.
2,046,187 shares issued and
outstanding and 953,833 shares
in the treasury.
Number 6f shareholders is
approximately 1,291 as
of March
15,; 1951.'
~
i ;'!' yyPROPERTY—Metaline owns land, mining
claims, mineral rights and
surface rights in Metalibe
Mining District. Pend Orelle County,
Wash;
These
consist
of, 19 lode
mining claims containing 309.415 acres
mineral land
containing 375.81 acres, mineral .rights in 88.25
are
-
-
and
surface
rights in
acres,
other'lands.
.
;
Metaline
holds
a
mining, lease date June ly 1946, from
Metaline
Mines, a Washington corporation, on 14 lode
mining claims
containing 195.728 acres and Oh 38.41 acres of mineral
land,- for a
term of 25 years from said
date, based on a royalty of 13% of the
net
smelter
returns
on
all
ores'
mined,
milled
and
shipped from
lessor's property, and in' the
event the price of zinc
Contact
.
pound
lessor shall
per
price
the
on
be
pany
are
shall
be
the
State
the
from
a
:
mining
Idaho
an
1,
on
all
on
1971.
,
20
lode
Bunker
1950,
Hill
for
1971.
ship
Mining
&
Sullivan
the
period
Sullivan
of
Co.,
stock.
The
owned
Mining
Metaline
purpose
develop,
of
extract, process, and
properties.—V.
174,
p.
said
Midland
Valley RR.-
August—
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income—_
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway—
oper.
174,
p.
income
810.
1950,
do
from
business
claims
south
and
southeast
of
the
claim
for
claims
in
the
net
period
the
vicinity
management
agreement
by Hecla Mining Co. and
said
market
1197.
Co., dated March 8,
1950,-and ending June l'
through the owner¬
Mines
agreement
the
ores
.
is
and
*
to
have
Sullivan
concentrates
from
•
Earnings—
1950
1949
1948
$172,179
$168,298
6,405
$159,613
42,071
54,569
*22,345
"
"
1,
to
mininng
royalty of 5%
9,
Contact
29,675
12,723
From Jan. 1—
Gross
lode
Concentrating
$151,613
'_
14c
paid
and
March
1951
from
be
,f
equally
&
commencing
controls
above
to
government
its
mining
operating
Sullivan
a
■
recently located
said properties,
Metaline • entered
into
an
with
March
qualified
from
.
Metaline has
Net
dated
basis of
a
extracted
ores
When
.
lease
corporation
Washington, on 11 unpatented
Majestic Group situated on the
returns
royalty
percentage rates on net smelter
to
10%. and from 25% to 20%
adjoins the property of this com¬
of
ending June
of
said
returns.
13%
property
property of Metaline,
smelter
smelter
...
holds
then
market,
net
eliminated,
Inc.,
the
a.s
the
said
leased
west.
also
Mines,
goes
York
of
reduced
This
the
on
Metaline
Glenore
New
25%
controls
returns
respectively.
49,000
(,
6,438,000
$0.49
for
share >
per
There
Net
2,862,000
share
2390.
46,000
,-
,.
of
its
for
COMPANY—Was organized in
Washington, Dec. 14, 1927, with a
capital of $150,000, divided into I,5QO;000 shares
(par 10c per share)',
March 31,
1932, the capital was increased to
3,000,000
Gross
share
made
20,066.000
to
stock
com.
17,839.000
7,049,000
611,000
609,000
outstanding
split
173,
24,000
3,471,000
applic.
per
7,073,000
23,000
subs.
a
option
working capital.
known
Earnings—
in
company
the
PROCEEDS—The
of
(& Subs.)
commencement
the
of.25
in
details
after
as
have
to 50,000 shares of common
nonassessable treasury stock at
cents per-share.
up
3.358
^' '3,358'
May Department Stores Co.
used
construction, and the net
together with the proceeds
additional bonds will be used
to retire $14,493,400
former subsidiaries; to
construction
$1,885,612
be
mortgage
of
be
and
15
1.3
V
this
voted
was
or
Corp.—Underwriting Group Named-
Lehman
Oct.
first
&
808,321
1.567
competitive
held.
December.
The
purchase,
Fed.
value.
offered for subscription
by
24; at the rate of one new
Blyth & Co., Inc., and the First
Boston Corp. are named as
underwriters for the comomn stock
offering.
Following the sale of ther preferred and
common* stocks, the
company
contemplates selling about
$25,000,000 of
common
merging
'
>
$723,784
3.358
tNet
1
registration statement with the SEC
covering 100,000 shares of preferred
stock, series A,
cumulative, $100
par value, and 524,949 shares of
common stock of no
Pref^5red shares
Davis
____
a
par
H.
Co., Inc.—99 V2 % of Stock Subscribed For—
The company on Oct. 4
announced that
97,523
849,612
4.477
* !
Long Island Lighting
Co.—Registers With SEC—.
Oct.
98,330
$1,036,000
Co._
in
•
on
$1,787,282
Vv
com¬
!
Paul
.
-
99,494
&
Company.—_____
Allyn & Co. Inc.—__
For
'
and
-
203,183
$157,878
1
stock of the corporation
Shoellkopf, Hutton
Pomeroy, Inc.
Granbery, Marache
on
"
for
Merritt-Chapman
preferred
t6
Inc.
completed
2290.
Co.,
Merck &
to
The First Boston
Corp
Uriion Securities Corp
$10)
Oct. 2
dealer's
&
$29,277,838 $24,469,838 $23,802,159
$22,909,057
Net earnings, after taxes
)3.034,841' " 3;117,500'
2,536,996
2,862,276'
Earnings per share.___i
$4.55
Drill,019
$4.83
$3.93
$4.44
Wages and salaries.6,249,000
r'v *167,3167
5,322,000
4,990,000
4,256,000
Fed., state & local taxes
4,040,000
2,303.000
1,979,000
1,992,000
..Common dividends
1,128,750
1,612,500
$1,434,582
1,290,000
1,290,006
Dividends
%
(par
Exchange
of
plan,
shares
2,384,225
Drll3,741
$257,372
107,639
$118,569
common
Doolittle
f
^
Oct.
Meredith
able pursuant to the subscription offer (rights expire
5,000
Corp.—Special Offering—A special
shares
share, with
of .50
company
agfeed
Alex.
20,000
a!
C0
—
Witter
$226,208
etc.—
officers
,
Witter
plan
a
plan. calls
the
of
corporation has agreed-to sell to them
severally, the percentage set forth below opposite the
name
of each
> underwriter of such
shares of the preferred stock
(par $50)- now offered"
to common stockholders
of record Sept. 28 at
par as shall not be issu¬
7,000
Securi¬
_____
Whiting, Weeks
V Stubbs
Dean
5,000
;
Webster
Walker
on
41 minutes.—V.
The
15,852
Glore, Forgan & Co.—_;
Goldman, Sachs & Co
19,200
The
1948
453.
p.
now
Blair,
Co.
&
Corp.
the New York Stock
Bache & Co. at $26.25 per
mission
&
1196.
Lone Star Cement
offering
G.
15,000
Lehman
by
Shields
5,000
15,000
Co
Hutton
Kidder,
*
Shearson,
7,000
Hornblower
E.-F.
7,000
Cook
.'
UNDERWRITERS—The
20,000
Co.——
20,000
Co
meeting
.
The
>
A. C.
Newhard,
Co
&
&
$241,520
13,563
'
four
of the outstand¬
corporation's
Allen
Merrill' Lyhoh," Pierce, !-;
Fenner
&
Beane_^
of
companies.
The proposal will
MONTHS
1,059,795
Crl4,211
26,471-
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
Loeb, Rhoades &
20,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__
Hallgarten & Co.________
18,617
-
—
interest,
174,
19,000
5,000
The First Boston Corp.___
Glore,
M.
5,000
Co.___.__a
Dean
1951—8 Mos.- -1950
$212,645
1
income-
oper.
shares of
re¬
stockholders
1938,
by
V
*2,690,846 shs.'
the
the
"
5,000,000
of
from
Metalihe Mining & Leasing
offering to common stockholders of
Co*—Stock Offered—The
223,352 shares of .4y4%" cumulative preferred
stock, $50'^ company is offering to the public 200,000 shares of COina group of 41 invest-;-''stock (par 10 cents) at 27 cents
per share through
ment firms of which The First
Boston Corp.^ Union SecUStolle, Bak0r & Co., Inc., the underwriten^-^
:
rities Corp.*
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., and
The underwriter
has'agreed-to take down-and paf id!
iofc.MM) shafts?
In the event the underwriter
Granbery, Marache & Co. are joint managers.
sells all of said 20(r(00(rshares within
;
,
writers agreed,
severally and not jointly, to purchase from the
company"
the, 350,000 shares of common stock above
offered, in the amounts set
forth below opposite their
respective names:
.
(Dr
1346.
par*value, is being underwritten by
$20,000,000
former
with
company was,
not
treated
several
agreement-
l—:.,'
Marine Midland
FINANCING
,
per
being purchased
v
Co.;
Approval
$2,203,067 $17,511,278 $15,936,486
1,602,378 113,091,410. 12,424,673
346,909
2,315,662
1,798,896
331,600
"■% Crll,235
.
rents
income
The
Outstanding
',',7
shares
both
—August Earnings—
1,700,373
172,* p.
by "McDonald & Co.,
219,000 shares of common
share.
The offering con¬
Oct. 2 offered
on
Laboratories, Inc., Chicago',
chem¬
■'!
an
—V.
largest
5,000,000 shs.
common
for
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
tered
of
1951,
shares
Net
the
the
5,000,000
Co., Inc.,- in accordance
agreement
from
of
issuance
1949
2,692,524
y. $2,252,000
income
Rentals,
1951,
!
$20,000,000
value)—
par
EIGHT
1950
2,208,567
expenses—
ry.
Gross
debentures,
—
30,
30,
of
one
U:>•
——
fund
oil,
611
crude
is
company
EFFECT
i.
.....
1968
sinking
Common stock
E.
ended June
the United States.
.
due
3%
FIRST
x
1951—Month—1950
revenues
Other, income
1951, were esti¬
1,
i-u:Authorized
series A sinking fund debentures,
:
crude
taxes.—V.
Co.—Stock Offered—
,
; V
«
—
Net
million; barrels..
88.9
nearly
producers of synthetic nitrogen in
rl'v;-
at
proved
Jan.
on
the six months
latter
the
Net
acres.
McNaughton
revenues
$42,806,185
refined
of
1,350,696
corporate
(John) Meek Industries, Inc.—Proposed Consolidation
new
,
to
gas
incomei_i
oper.
facility rents
!
30,
amounted
following
from
Equipment
last, the company had 1,114 gross producing
oil Wells and 53 gross producing gas wells on
30,543 acres in Arkansas,
Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas.
Undeveloped acreage on
the;
-
higher
"
received
was
Inc.-
AND
1951
Period End. Aug. 31—
Joint
the
in
23/4s
•
Operating
Operating
,
engaged
y:!
by
associates.
the
Co.
&
AUGUST
Maine Central RR.
future
is
Stroud
FOR
current
,
bid of 99.691.
on a
for
.'V
*'
v."-:''
railway
146,706,442 127,028,809 121,747,640 137,841,993
Net from railway——
30,145,577
26,671,261
18,716,332
23,822,908
Net ry. oper. income—
13,114,030
13,803,005
9,516,249
12,944,726
—V. 174, p. H01.
4
company
and
From Jan. 1—
Gross
accelerated
Btf&INESS—The
and
by
those
offset
Over
is the leading manufacturer 6f tire and
tube puring or
vulcanizing presses used by tire manufacturers
through-'
i.out the world and is also an
important factor in the field of cunng
presses for miscellaneous rubber
goods.
IC$ subsidiary. The Cleveland
Crane
&
Engineering Co.; located in Wickliffe, Ohio, a suburb
of,
Cleveland, manufactures heavy cranes, "Cleveland
Tramraii" overhead
materials handling equipment and "Steelweld"'
press brakes and shears.
—V. 174, p. 996.
railway- $19,551,810 $18,628,887 $14,765,820 $18,344,470
railway—
4,752,671
5,737,320
2,221,864
3,834,999
from
Net
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
will
be
added
to
the
company's
working
capital to replace part of $20,600,000 expended during 1950 and during
six months of 1954 for capital improvements and to
provide
for
99.3199
be
assets
In¬
liabilit.es,
/
from
Net
the-.first
pany's
Corp.;
EARNINGS
August—
(no par value) was made on Oct. 2 at $42.25 per share
by' an investment banking group headed by Blyth &
Co.* Inc.. * The offering was quickly oversubscribed and
funds
Inc.
secured
are
of
Federal
earnings before Federal taxes on income
for 1950.
HoWevef, ahy gain in earnings
the company who will retain
50.2%
&
,
.
the books closed.
certificates
Oct. 4
on
price
a
$1,208,753;
1950
current
BUSINESS—The compariy
^
standard-gauge
railroad equipment estimated to cost 'not. less than
$9,751,609; 10
Diesel-electric
road
switching
locomotives;
8
Diesel-electric
yard
switching locomotives; 26 Diesel-electric road freight lead
locomotives;
3 Diesel-electric road freight booster locomotives;
300 50-ton Steelsheathed box cars; and 100 70-ton all-steel covered
hopper cars, v
Other members of the offering group include;
Drexel & Co.; Union
810.
p.
bid
naming
Stuart & Co.
Halsey,
The
1,747,331'
; 1,209,117'.
377,394
competing
from
-1948
$7,145,697
955,585
"
awarded the issue
group was
Earnings—
of
total
Among
associated
underwriters
are:
Blair,
Rollins
&. Co.,
Inc.;
vHemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Paine,
Webber, Jacksdn & Curtis;
; Shields
certificates, maturing annually Sept. 15, 1952 to
1966, inclusive. Issued under the Philadelphia Plan, the
certificates were priced to yield from 2.125% to
2.85%,
"according to maturity.
Offering was made subject to
approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The
5,862,388
1,399,096
ry-S^s,
4,946,782
exceed
ing shares.
trust
5,268,253
2,141,583
advances,
balance
$520,971;
is
as-ets,
that
are
(par $5), at $11.25
sists
of
224,511
'•
$6,539,721
1,958,089
174,
1,685,794
375,419
'■
1951
ry.
3,391,296
5,175,588
stock
810.
p.
211,545
$6,974,636
—v:
2,077.980
_*
income—
railway
oper.
357,044
frdm. railway—.—
Net
ry.
Will
probably
Cleveland,
302,753
From Jan. 1—
Net
4,342,391
13,387,731
5,735,646
487,802
' 2,122,194
from
12,024,361
cates
railway-
Gross
13,374,156
5,489,783
2,541,386
179,071
income.—
Net, ry. oper.
351,482
343,386
810.
from
from
.263,275
Louisville & Nashville RR- -Equipment Trust CertifiOffered—Salomon Bros, & Hutzler and associates
on Oct. 5 offered $7,800,000 of series K
2%% equipment
August—
Net
353,033
15,782,322
railway-
customers'
$316,538;
McNeil Machine & Engineering
.An underwriting group headed
'794,213
1943
tehigh Valley RR.
Gross
from
Net
215,206
-Earnings-
5,730,904
p.
566,516
'
$823,843
railway.—
oper,
174,
from
and
1951,
payables,
current
-
85l',298
•; ' 199,158
income—
oper.
ry.
Gross
1951
will
~
530,294
1,
sundry
Working capital,4 which Is the excess of curteht
liabilities, based on these figures, is $5,813,275.
»
1949
railway——
Net? from
—V,
'
1948
$756,838
income-—
payable
Oct.
and
total
*
of
notSs,
$1,846,426
1950
railway
oper.
1949
$1,480,677
$894,933
from Jan. l—
accounts
payable,
s4,4j8,578;
receivable,"
tax
$2,046,262.
for
1950 "«•
$1,999,540
1951
$828,988
* '
railway
from
$2,134,439
'
174,
Lehigh & New England RR.
Gross
•
'•
1951
"
railway.-—
railway—'—
from
Net
900.
p.
Treasury
accounts-1
taxes
come
From Jan. 1—
railway.;.,...*
railway
174,
dividend
901.
p.
'
2,480,203
/>
174,
August—
from
From Jan. 1—
Gross
35.493,657
3,450,611
*2,317,598
income—
oper.
.Gross
76,271
23,984
incbmc—_
oper.
ry.
as
$7,859,537;
railway
railway-—--
Co.—Working Capital $5,813,275
accounts, the company's current condition as
(exclusive" of
provision
for
1951
income
taxes)
follows: Cash, $2,090,959;
U.
S.
1951,
summarised
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings-
1950
$273,822
railway——
*
unaudited
20,
Present indications
-Earnings—
1951
from
Net!from
Net
$0.88
from
from
'Deficit.—V.
August—
GroSs
'
(Arthur G.) McKee &
1948
$4,819,492
740,026
income—
oper.
ry.
Gross
1101,
p.
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.
1951—9 Mos —1950 "
$7,565^700 $68,067,685 $64,886,157
174, p. 997.
From
1949
1950
From Jan. 1—-
Reserved
1951—Month—1950
$7,747,833
——_
—V.
-
1951
*
fi'om
from
*Net
•
$580,000
$227,095
and
(common
1951
tfian
period
August—
$555,000
——
—
_
the
more
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
J'
Gross
Net
that
of $112,000,000
.for gas and $8,000,000 for common
require
274,193
45,941
taxes
income
estimated
expenditures of
for the
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
ac¬
expense
Federal
is
total
requirements
use——j-
Interest
'
1950
$25,389,307 $23,899,739
1,521,849
1,297,572
operations——«,
Provided for
It
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
31—
.
.
1,377,538
320,257
85,049
>
28,477
7,284
1,262,653
1,312,773
287,557
40,075
f
293,066
1,358,639
360,817
97,358
130,032
5>
;
Volume 174
Number 5053
Minneapolis
&
1951
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
August—
Gross
.
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc.,
$1,813,979
771,571
437,586
503,241
331,068
227,933
257,362
13,862,073
12,632,368
12,337,262
2,645,324
2,775,774
1,892,618
12,882,431
2,475,851
722,027
1,141,071
677,281
1,069,560
income.
Insurance
From Jan. 1—
y
(Gross
Net
| Net
from
from
railway—
railway
oper. income.
174, p. 810.
ry.
-V.
Minneapolis, St. Paul
& Sault Ste. Marie Ry.
August—
^et
Ifet ry.
$3,725,730
$3,566,759
857,570
1,037,245
888,594
529,175
604,358
523,432
22,475,452
22,702,861
from
Net
ry.
21,737,778
2,729,672
2,034,557
3,065,231
1,930,732
995,639
120,795
873,268
218,341
railway
income...
company's
rapid
and
copies
of
material
The "method" is
Crest
Corp.,
Products
which
new
a
has
Division
the
announces
been
printed
Fifth
Net
from
ry.
paper
Avenue,
newest,
The
to
York
19,
the
from
Y.—V.
N.
retire
be
added
the
1949
ry.
68,102
85,641
36,347
97,179
34,905
10,774
wh^re
$225,44 4
32,230
—V.
174,
1,742,586
•
1,516,111
1,496,543
includes
412,285
327,309
146,036
85,760
207,267
901.
p.
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
August—
,
Gross
1951
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
1949
1948
:
$488,959
$395,760
$340,015
133,266
87,682
64,042
50,382
ry.
3,468,405
983,299
552,498
498,735
572,016
Gross
stock
Net
ry.
the
the
1951
1950
1949
1948
$6,858,814
$5,990,791
$7,667,462
1,546,962
2,092,458
1,699,857
income...
498,262
842,713
701,082
2,356,422
1,007,857
50,416,417
49,104,365
49,104,074
52,839,302
Lehman
10,700,330
12,996,544
11,831,094
13,642,623
White,
3,799,331
5,106,320
4,221,813
;
<
The
Net
Net
railway.
railway
from
ry.
—V.
—
income...
oper.
174, p.
997.
due
reserved
The
who
on
Commerce
the
,
company's
Commission
asked
since
that
August,
acted
the
when
for
will
of
reviewed
the
hold
in
the
light
Commission
hearing
Answers
Under
would
the
the
have
and
the'
approved
to
present
reorganization plan the Missouri Pacific RR.
capitalization of $612,000,000. The plan also wipes out
common stock,
most of which is held by the Alleghany
Net
Net
from
ry.
FOR
AUGUST
':
AND
1951
FIRST
EIGHT
railway
1950
'
MONTHS
$22,042,895
railway......
income—.
3,041,507
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
3,062,227
1,649,484
—V.
154,344,108 136,521,051
railway......
28,200,201
income...
13,734,088
oper.
174,
-
3,253,870
134,003,317
28,232,454
13,882,672
33,034,556
16,358,068
144,751,535
35,242,598
17,546,240
901.
p,
of
30,
communities
1951,
PRESENT
the
In
in
named
Monongahela
This
by
for
Investment
in
The
West
Maryland
Power
Co.
have
filed
an
with the SEC for an order authorizing the issuance and
Maryland of 4,000 shares of additional common stock,
and the purchase of such shares by Monongahela (parent)
$400,000.
West
Maryland
its
The
and
SEC
hearing
construction
given
the
upon
the
use
indebtedness
the
for
has
to
proposes
account
open
$315,000,
a
Increase
West
par,
pay
v
Co.—To
•
and
company
application
sale
$100
Power
-
interested
proceeds
to
the
Monongahela
and
stock
the
in
sale
amount
to
in
J.
until Oct.
173,
tlonal
of
Office
Alien
of
stockholders
will
30
vote
on
a
proposal
Inc., of Cleveland.
into Thompson Products,
company
:
Oct.
on
to
shares of
one
to
23,
1951,
the
prior subscription rights of the common stock¬
holders, all employees who have completed not less than
six months of continuous service with the company at
prior to 12 o'clock noon on Oct. 9, 1951.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York, has agreed to purchase from the
company such of the 150,000 shares as are not subscribed
for by warrant-holders or employees and are not sold
at auction by the company on behalf of holders of frac¬
tional interests.
to request
of
of
The
gross
This
the
to
Merrimac
Raffi
and
company
sale
latter
Division
of
&
the
Swanson,
surface
Inc.,
coatings
on
Sept.
business
&
the
Swanson
santo
terms
27
announced
of
Monsanto's
at
of
maintain
to
customers.—V,
an
174,
uninterrupted supply
of
finishes
to
the
of
net
proceeds
will
stock
to
be
the
SEC
covering
$100)
and
units
of
on
2,970
out
underwriting.
and
erect
of
for
program
the
1952
year
is
$5,225,800.
order
In
be
Mon¬
6%
letter
a
of
notification
redeemable
preferred
stock
$1)
common
one
common
proceeds
predicted.
are
(par
stock
to
be
at
to
$101
used
be
per
to
with
TO
PRESENT
Outstanding
July 15, 1964—
Aug. 15, 1975
Aug.'15, 1978—
July 15, 1980—
stock
(par
offered
unit,
in
with¬
purchase
C, 3'%%, due
3'/4%, due
F, 3»/4%, due
Series G, 3,/a%, due
Series H, 3V2%( due
Series E,
$3,000,000
1,000,000
$3,000,000
1,000,000
1981—
1,000,000
Pfd.
stock
Series
land
♦At
1951
1950
$
$
502,516,251
506,176,919
4.8%
B,
C,
5%
5.1$
stock
Common
Montgomery Ward & Co.—Earnings—
(par value
A.
Series
April
$10
the
30,
of
shares
the
sh.)
134,020 shs.
100,000 shs.
*1,050,000 shs.
shares of common
134,020
1951,
of
$10 per
convertible
stock
stock
Cost
of
Wages
Other
Rents
—i,
„
merchandise
and
338,712,680 351,560,258
81,417,078
77,806,401
...
(net)
19,273,319
security,
Depreciation
for
Federal
taxes
on
income
taxes
5,826,974
6,044.000
1,675,877
23,960,000
22,887,617
the
on
then
L!
earnings
Cash
dividends
on
class
Cash
dividends
on
common
Earnings
—V.
174,
per
p.
common
stock
"A"
stock
share
1197.
705,439
705,439
6,502,378
6,502,378
$3.79
$3.41
,
/
effective
than
date
who
Phoenix)
the
of
stock¬
are
will
merger
be
entitled
will
of
stock
receive
to
new
common
follows:
10 shares of new common
stock of Phoenix; and five shares
share of common stock of Phoenix
preferred
each
for
National
of
entitled
be
as
company
share
Phoenix)
than
(other
will
receive
in
Assuming
,
of
any
new
new
National
of
stock,
stock.
common
exercise
the
common
subscription
of 1,465,167
subscription rights); and 2,930,334
the right to purchase an aggregate
of
shares
all
of
subscription
the
hold
will
;
54%
the
rights,
public
shares '
2,930,334
of
aggregate
an
approximately
or
the
of
shares
then
"outstanding.
The stockholders
shares, of
of Phoenix will receive in the aggregate 2,543,760
common stock
(64%
of the shares to be outstanding-
new
the
following
immediately
stockholders
stock
mon
exercise
the
Assuming
'
all the
approximately
hold
will
of
outstanding.—V. 174,
then
Period End. Sept.
shores
46%
p.
of
367.
system
'
%
.'
Gas
England
from
com¬
1951—9 Mos.—1950,
..."
Electric System—Sells
in Massachusetts for $22,780,000—
This
of new
$4,779,554 $40,456,508 $37,870,902
$4,680,644
New
any*
Phoenix
r,":3
^
997.
p.
of
,
the
the
rights,
1951—Month—1950
30—
Sales
174,
exercise
the
subscription
Inc.—September Sales—
Neisner Brothers
—V.
before
and
merger
subscription rights),
Properties
"
York
holdings in Massachusetts.
If
approved by the SEC and the Massachusetts Department of:
Public Utilities, the sale will be consummated to a group of investors ;
headed
the
Brothers and Bear, Stearns & Co.
dispose of all except two small gas
Lehman
by
System
v/ill
By the deal,
properties in
Island.
Rhode
v?5
the
of
Subsidiaries
in
involved
System
the
sale
are
the
Light Co., Athol Gas Co., Blackstone Gas Co., Central
setts Gas Co., Gloucester Gas Light Co., Maiden & Melrose
Gas
Co.,
Wachusett
Gas
Northampton
Those
ten
Gas
Light
Norwood
Co.
Gas
Co.,
Arlington
Massachu-
Co.
to be sold outright, said Irwin L. Moore,
In addition, the New York group has agreed
companies are
the
System.
purchase
Lehman
Stearns
Bros.-Bear,
public financing is said
has paid dividends on its common
stock
since 1911.
1951. dividends on the common stock of 20 cents per
paid on March 12, June 12 and Sept. 12, respectively.
England Gas & Electric
New
that
expects
Association
The
the
Association—Offering—
registration
statement
covering
proposed
issue of
$6,115,000 20-year sinking fund collateral
trust
bonds, series C, due 1971, will become effective for bidding
purposes on Oct.
9.
An information meeting will be held at the Parker House, 60 School
the
share
Street, Boston, Mass., at 10:30 a.m.
•
(EST) on Oct. 10.—V.
174, p. 1198.
were
1883.
Its
The
the
company
Islands
company
existence
of
is
Oahu,
expires
a
was
on
public
Hawaii,
incorporated
April
utility
Maui,
of
Hawaii,
and
radiotelephone
certain
ships at
sea,
and
tory
t
year
every
also
4,
in
Hawaii
on
16,
1974.
furnishing telephone service on
Molokai and Lanai, Terri¬
between said islands and
service
record communication service
by
radio-
company
on
Public Service Co.—Bank Loans—
Sept.
27 received
SEC
authorization to renew, on
in the reduced amount of $830,000 for
interest rate of 2%%*
The original
borrowings by the company, made in October, 1947, under previous
orders
of
the
Commission, aggregated $13,500,000 and were maae.
to effect the retirement of the company's prior lien preferred stock.
Oct.
a
Kauai,
»
New England
The
Aug.
>
Gas Light
Salem Gas Co.
& Co. syndicate,
plans to sel?.;
with the purchase.
to be contemplated at the present time.
The $10,000,000 of common stock that the syndicate bought for cash
as
part of the transaction will be held for an Indeterminate period
before placement, it was expained.—V. 174, p. 367.
reserved
surrendered
During
?
.
Oct. 2 announced
acceptance of a $22,780,000 >
banking interests for all of its gas company i
on
New
•
in
BUSINESS—The
Net
theretofore been
30, 1951, 4,930 shares of series C 5.1%
were
reserved for employees purchasing the
company
follows: One-half share of new
with the merger, the holders of
as
(other
share
Phoenix
of
common
stockholders
outstanding,
instalment plan.
DIVIDENDS—The
(other
915,980 shs.
were
April
stock
preferred
(cum.)
20,100,000
25,353.178
sundry
and
6,464,743
1,590,637
property
tAt
conversion.
stock
20,275,792
5,744,616
——
—
Social
Prov.
sold
salaries
expenses
for
of convertible stock having
shares
15,980
National
of
$20,000,000 of debentures privately in connection
150.000 shs.
1100,000 shs.
the
on
representing
The
1,000,000
150,000 shs.
*150,000 shs.
■'
stock
common
conjunction
in
National
merged
each
exercise
of
'
sales
the
additional
No
(cum.)
value
1,000,000
■
of
the gas properties and Inventories owned by four other;
New England Electric System subsidiaries, the Beverly Gas & Electric
Co., the Lawrence Gas & Electric Co., the Northern Berkshire Gas
Co. and the Suburban Gas &
Electric Co. of Revere.
»
.
5,500,000
1,000,000
holders
merged company
and
of
stockholders
rights,
to
sh.):
per
(cum.) convertible——
(cum.)
(par
conversion
for
July 15,
5,500,000
-
aggregate: 1,465,167 shares of new common stock (36%
of the
shares to be outstanding immediately following the merger and before
FINANCING
Authorized.
Scries
the
plant.
Six Months Ended July 31—
the
and
'
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Series
Net
new
The
for
to carry out the program for the year 1952, additional
financing (estimated at not less than $2,500,000) will be required.
The form, time and amount of such additional financing cannot now
■
of
and
The
filed
the
for each
President of
26
shares
preferred
one
and
366.
p.
Sept.
shares
2,970
from
company
company
Series
corporation
the
company's construction program for the year 1951 anticipates
additions to plant in the amount of approximately $4,816,261.
construction estimate of the
company's expansion and im¬
provement
Montana: Hardwood Co., Inc., Missoula, Mont.—Files—
The
by
service.
and
First mortgage bonds:
•
received
for the construction, completion
used
be
facilities
its
Gross
Everett, Mass.\
the agreement, acquisition of the manufacturing
equipment and other physical assets has been arranged to enable Raffi
Under
of
sale
to
the
the
offer
PROCEEDS—The
the
extension
company
common
of the terms of exchange in the merger
record
of
receive,
for
21, 1951, will be eligible to subscribe for shares
of the common stock at the same price if they so elect
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Sells Part of Business—
the
of
stock
stock
Under the mer¬
share) at the rate
Subject
stock at par ($10 per
management and financing.
stock of the merged
proper
shares of
-/v
stock
stock
share for each 5.15858 shares held.
have
of such common stock a subscription right
representing the right to subscribe to one-half share of new common
stock, with the privilege of oversubscription (subject to allotment)I
of the 773,787
common
made
will be committed to a program of addi- u
special situations which may appear to its r
opportunities for great growth and profit"
in
merger,
stock;
to
as
new
had
Industries
and
compared to
as
the
holders
the
of Sept. 12 were recently given the right
to subscribe on or before Oct. 9 for 150,000 additional
outstanding
•
•
Phoenix
approved
known
with
common
(Hawaii)—Offering to Stock¬
shares of common stock
Co.
'
National
Phoenix, whose shares in National will be cancelled) will be
entitled to receive, for each share of such common stock, new com¬
share
of Thompson Products for each 2Vz
shares of Muskegon stock held.
There are 415,340 shares of Muskegon Piston Ring outstanding includ¬
ing 500 held in the company's treasury.—V. 174, p. 849.
Telephone
..
than
plan stockholders of Muskegon would receive in exchange one
ger
-
to.
to
of
common
merge
Exchange,
Industries
summary
In
(no par), being
stock
shares of capital
1,000
Curb
for each share now held by them, at a
approximately 20%
below the market value
that the plan may be approved and declared
Inc.,
directors
number
A
and outstanding.
issued
York
follows:
250,000
120 Broadway; New York 5, N. Y., up to 1:30
*25 for the purchase from the Attorney General
States,
and
(5)
changing
Phoenix Industries, Inc.,
National
New
,
Custodian,
Property
securities;
new
to
the merger will be approximately
5,456,100 shares of common stock of
National Power presently outstanding,
:
The additional working capital to be provided by exercise of the
rights will be used for the corporate purposes of National Phoenix
Industries, Inc.
(N. Y.)—Bids for Stock—
the
at
of
by stockholders, the result will be a
as
National Phoenix Industries, which
Cantrell and Cochrane Ginger Ale and
the United States, Canada, Mexico etc.
In addition,
for
provided
The
;
•
program:
(1) Changing
materially to reduce transfer
as
be outstanding immediately following
100,000
•
,
banking group to handle the subscription rights'
this 21 day period; which includes the
at the subscription price, any and all
is
Phoenix
of
150,000
•
:
of
purchase,
investments
Stockholders
1794.
p.
flavors
National
500,000
250,000
Burton & Co.
&
com-
during
to
Nedick's,
250,000
Edward L.
Power
both
meeting
preferred stock so that the new
class
of
stock—common
stockj
one
the
on
that
a
stock
merger
own
other
$500,000
Brush, Slocumb & Co.—
of
following
so
*
them
4,009,000,
Hogle & Co.—I—
National
stockholder's
corporation,
250,000
1,000,000
Oct.
stock
time
will
below:
A.
and Phoenix Indus¬
directors
stock
be
the
stated
new
the
the
Oct. 31.
on
old
issuance
.
for
If
Lester, Ryons & Co
"•
stockholders the rights to subscribe, good for 21
after the effective date of the merger, to one-
Delaware
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Singer, Deane & Scribner
367.
p.
to merge
by
special
a
stock
company
new
would
at
Mack
the
severally
■
per
Johnson,
only,
of
stock
effect.
right
principal amounts
/Inc.
covering
$31.25
A.
stated, that in order to strengthen the
ahead,
the
plan
includes
reducing. in
shares outstanding In the hands of the public,
of
these
which
Mr.
to
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
,
on
number
when
have
26
at
Lloyd
program
arrangements with
company
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.—To Vote on Merger—
The
of
completion of electric facilities,
persons
application.—V.
of
of
Mack
the
share
a
the
a
consolidated to
below
at
the
only
listed
be
Mr.
for
giving
price
of
Sept.
Unit—
addition,
half
the
new
will
business' days
FINANCING
or
Sept.
on
offered
be
company
plan
a
includes, the
common
have
in
the
of
stock
company
half the
Outstanding
into
service
directors,
name
which
production,
Boettcher and Cqmpany_
1,250,000
received
United
the
of
railway.—.
June
forth
set
1,250,000
—
holders—Holders
1948
•>,
$20,556,120 $17,151,744 $20,136,950
6,391,535
3,178,968 ; 6,225,211
5,374,209
oper.
1949
From Jan. 1—
Gross
hereby,
Co.
be
Hawaiian
the
stockholders the 'right of cumulative voting for the
as promised;
(4) giving the stockholders of the
for their protection, preemptive rights, under certain
the
of
company,
the
^
■
■"
from
.
SEC
-to
account
approved
on.
eliminating
circumstances,
Y
Mulhens, Inc.
Mutual
EARNINGS
new
facilities
brief,
of the
would
giving
and
merged
underwriters
Co.—
will
the
the
-..v.-.
Gross
of
all
other
Corp.-
August—
other
voted
-
.
filed by the first and refunding
was
&
(EST)
p.m.
present
a
present
(3)
Department of Justice,
parties
developments
of
the
$1)
the
that
4 stated
had been
be
in
(2)
corporation
mon
-
group.
the
Oct.
will
board
Corp._$4,000,000
1,500.000
p. 997.
174,
Bids
interested
several
in
plan.
Corp.
is
1935.
Brothers
Parsons
hearing
petition have been filed by the
parties, who contend the railroad is sol¬
vent and that/the
receivership should be terminated by an adjustment
of obligations without a
complete reorganization.
■v
Alleghany
Boston
(Ferd)
public
a
with
(par
for
Mack, Jr., President of this
on
plan,
election
exchange by unlocated holders
companies
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
reorganization.
petition
a
be
The petition for the new
institutional
Commission
plan
on
plan
1949,
reorganization
and
TO
for
1,250,000
1,250,000
!' Missouri Pacific
RR.—Hearing Nov. 27—
Interstate
Inc.,
Co.,
Phoenix
and
The
1, 1971— $15,000,000
$15,000,000
value)——— " 2,000,000 shs.
*"1,989,901.4 shs.
shares
offered
Weld &
of
Power &
the par value
properties.
gas
S.
and
expenses;
Oct.
predecessor
company
First
—V.
The
filed
National Power & Light to be held
-
ended
1,250,000
,
Nov. '27
sufficient
fund
distribution
business
EFFECT
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
Eastman, Dillon & Co.—
5,629,189
V
stock
&
stock not subscribed
GIVING
Goldman, Sachs &Co.—
from
was
common
Blyth
Corp.,
panies
of $9,406,000 and net income of $1,955,000.
Morgan Stanley & Co.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
principal
months
12
revenues
($10 par
of
debentures
of
$6,513,972
oper.
and
natural
Ogden,
Provo
Wyoming.
City,
418.4
securities
railway..__
railway
from
from
by
Walter
$1,200,000
agreed to purchase from the company the respective
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
Net
than
transmission
company's
Lake
debentures
form
August—
notification
of
shares
tries
gas
♦Including
of
663,281
174, p„ 849.
letter of
Light
a
productive
new
UNDERWRITERS—The
•
sinking
a
Authorized
3,055,269
1,300,813
offices
central
35
Light Co.—Proposed Consolidation
Rights to Be Issued—
the sale the company will apply
bank loan.' The remainder will
and will be available for additions
funds
of
in southwestern
Common
2,787,712
1,144,600
"
—V.
of
more
47,751
2,955,089
1,361,162
income
oper.
from
islands
utility renders telephone or radio communication
points in the Hawaiian Islands.—V. 174, p. 1197.
National
transportation and sale of natural gas.
Its marketing area
is sold to residential, commercial and industrial consumers,
Salt
and
3%%
railway
railway.
from
Net
1794.
p.
of
of
production,
CAPITALIZATION
.
.
from
Net
A
108,693
112,172
railway..
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
•Gross
general
reported operating
$353,004
220,825
173,
nor
proceeds
prepayment
EARNINGS—For
1950
•
service
principal
National Motor Bearing Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
firm.
supplies, produced and purchased in Wyoming, Colorado
and
Utah, arc transported by the* company's transmission system,
which extends to the city limits of Salt Lake City and Ogden,
Dis¬
tribution systems are
owned and
operated by the company in its
marketing territory.
•'
Of gas produced and purchased for sale in 1950, 79% was produced
by the company and 21%
was purchased from
other producers.
'
206,433
its
to
gas
Utah
1,510,651
531,435
546,422
income
oper.
engineering
benefit
the
$600,000
the
the
development
Natural
railway
railway
to
company's
the
purchase,
1948
$183,230
have
than
PROCEEDS--Of
to
24,717
income...
less
not
637,
p.
six
other
between
Supply Co.—Debentures Offered—The
debentures
new
Magna-
174,
$224,202
'
railway......
from
Net
$400,000,000.—V.
BUSINESS—The
1950
$221,385
from
Net
out¬
working
principal
amount in each of the years 1555 through 1970.
Upon the completion
of this financing the company will have
outstanding the $15,000,000
of debentures and 1,989,901 shares of common stock of $10 par value.
most
From Jan. 1—
Gross
retire
to
underwriting group which
sale $15,000,000 of 3¥2%
debentures due Oct. 1, 1971, at 100.72%, plus accrued
interest to yield approximately 3.45% to maturity.
trade-marked
paper,
available
are
New
1951
railway
oper.
and
contracting
a
of
excess
$12,000,000
and
August—
Net
to
added
share
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
from
be
First Boston Corp. headed an
on
Oct. 2 offered for public
written.
or
duplicating machine and
machines
730
proceeds
will
3,200
in
and
Gross
is
company
telephone
the
President, who is the selling stockholder.—V. 174,
Thermo-Flax.
Thermo-Flax
the
of
remainder
the
total
only dry-process method for making exact and permanent
original letters, forms, memos, invoices, charts, sketches or
other
any
New
$3,200,000
use
and
corporation, internationally known contractors and engineers,
reports its backlog of unfilled contracts at an all time high record
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co.—New Product
The
will
debentures
This
197.
p.
company furnishes
satellite offices on
9
group.
Mountain Fuel
railway
oper,
174,
and
591,438
25,861,543
The
announced
*
company
The
Jan. 1—
from
Net
—V.
$3,727,610
687,922
connecting systems of American Telephone & Telegraph Co. and:
its connecting companies
throughout the United States and to telephonesystems in other countries.
No
The
the Islands of Oahu, Hawaii, Lanai, Maui,
Kauaf^
company in cooperation with RCA Communications;
radiotelephone service to and from the radiotelephone,
The
furnishes
and
of
issue
an
was
between
Molokai.
Inc.,
capital.
1948
income.—
oper.
Yrom
Gross
1949
$3,810,087
railway
railway
from
1950
Co., through Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Oct. 2.
on
-Earnings
1951
from
and
company
$9,000,000 promissory notes due 1966, it
standing
Jross
teletype
Boise, Ida.—Notes Placed
has placed privately with the
Prudential Insurance Co. of America, John Hancock Mu¬
tual Life Insurance Co. and New England Mutual Life
$1,874,312
railway
oper.
1950
Privately—The
1948
$2,110,316
98,075
—
1949
$1,900,207
391,906
railway__
7
(1299)
11,
period
1951,
of
its
one
bank loan
year
at
an
IB
(1300)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
New Hampshire Business Development Corp., Concord,
N. IL-rFiles With SEC—
Vv -
Ohio Associated Telephone Co.—Preferred Slock
■
The
corporation
10
°re
$5 p^sbare,/plus
^vidcnds.
:■
Louis RIt.—Stock Split—
ow^ opire
stock
<$20
qlcl
Btocfc; f $20$, P&r value
cottiirip^
value*
par
^
fihare.surrendercd^y,, 174,
1
'
&ew
coium u
shar,
p. J198.
at
!
^
to
liscd
'to
*
-Net
to
L'..: ■
fcj
.prior
on .or
S26 per
•NTfci' Vnrlr
.August—
Gross
V-
Wp^t^rn
1951
-allwav
1.950
-
plant
to ^cpt,
1S56,
30,
at $26.50
box rowed
previously " in.
of
with>
connection
<;■
$690,043
$643,760
118.56 7
78,802
*74,501
36#
„
'
tion
1—
-r
„
.•
.„;i
jjevicn.-r-v,. 1./4.
,4,623,670
:
*5,306,261
.-4,433,154.
411.138
343,031
i *491,001
>475,959
474,463
*852,354.
■
5%
$2.20
New York, Susquehanna & VVestern
Net
ry.
i'
Tn
40.570'
C^ii
:
Snwoyi—
Svoui
.3,240
74,072
•
-':
i''
3,031,814
888,207
603,949
926,824
Net
"
392,321
334,261
ry,
income—
opcr.
132,674
ooi
n
p.
*
.
•
.
'
•
.
,
North
Amcwaii Co —McAfee Elected President
i
ur •
^ * iuc/uee iwicciea i^iesiaeiit
Harrison Williams, Chairman of the board, on Oct. 4 announced
that J. Wesley McAfee, who since
December, 1941, has .been President
of Union Electric Co. of Missouri and its
subsidiary companies, has
been elected President of The North American Co.
*
-
-.jr;
*
.
to
agrees
Mr.
a
.w«=££
purchase
; ;
Jacksc^i &
Fulton, Reid
14,000
T_
the
r,H
r^nterpH
by
ftt
fr''
,,'hth
mi'
T
i,svfofrs
territory
crustnut
to
Joppa, 111.,
the
h
American/!
North
of
th!
fm-m
and
operate
large
a
which will furnish 50',/.' of the
Energy Commission's plant
generating
electric energy
Atomic
under
now
station
at
Shares
Co
11 500
T.
Jones
H.
&
Co._
Mr.
Williams
'President
«s
had
and
In
also
was
and
company
already
1947.
He
said
that
accepted,
member
a
Oct.
the
of
reached
will
Herbert
on
to
Freeman,
had
executive
ertlrement
continue
C.
4,
serve
when
Chairman of the Executive Committee.—V.
i
.
May,
became
174,
:
v
(
'
2'
North American Philips
Co., Inc., Mount Vernon, N. Y.
New Fluorescence Analysis Unit in Production
.
-
>T
#
,
J
,
The new Notemo Fluorescence
design
Both
improvements to facilitate rapid
qualitative and quantitativeanalysis of consdtuents in rnetals, alloys,
minerals, ores, chemioal mixr,
and compounds, is now in
production at the company's Research
As
Control
atounced
Instruments
Oct.
on
Division
at
Mount
Vernon,
Y„ it
N.
company Introduced the first Fluorescence
Analysis
to the market in 1943 and the
present model reflects many
acquired ,a$ the result of. field testing and
experience.
-.The -output
.
Of
the
special
volume-sensitive
«ssed^in or
electronic^ circuits for the
count
jecoider
a
legiSter.
dualitri^ve ana quantitative . analysis
where extreme
quantitative
As
distinguished
about
atomic
out
analyses
in
ployed.
and
less
time
A|„
register
with
solids,
than
*
respect
to
employed
data
and
liquids
_
•
.
i
.
Quartz Orientation Unit—
Improved.Quartz Orientation Unit which incot'porates new optics and
precision gearing to provide a high
degree of
stability has
also^been announced by the company's Research & Controi instruments- Division.
:
The
Norclco equipment -will be
new
communications where
extremely useful in the field of
crystals for control of frequency are
from electronic engineers in connection
quartz
VJ«g n?u, ,attention
,le
nat,ou.ai defense
program.
Northern Gas Co.
•Tho
^
r»
(Wvo.)
hat-
rnmmnv
1
'
.
Bonds
Plarod
n„-
A
u-
i
with
for
with
The
is
construction
estimated
after the
at
&
half
first
11
from
ry,
of
the
above
1952
...
»
V-"
•
30
Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
1951
v
-
1950
>
7
■
1948
railway____ $16,187,566 $16,973,749
$14,609,858 $15,165 695
railway
3,561,334
6,334,420
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
i
1,441,538
3,659,435
2,011,738
railway..^ 109,-520,834
railway
19,049 332
-95 756 451
97 701 6R4
15 081 404
13 031 0"0
ia'iik'^a
7'40fi853
S49fi'fiR4
ln'iRd'opr
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
—V.
oper.
2 400 418
' >
.
from
Net,ry.
t4^389,652
income...
174. -p.-901.
3 256 944
••••
5,42b,684
;
.
-
10,184,286
*
m
^
,
j
'
.
.•
v
Northu,ftl
"
s*
The
corporation
140,363
bank
It
.in
with
by
the
the
is
n
reduced
of
Hunter,
fourth
j
'
_
with
Northwest
its
t
long-term
$1,000,000
President,
,
c
due
14
first
daw
Airlines
Oct
■
-thiv ye" and to
-
It
Inc-
1
1.
-:
;
-
.>>;
corporation,
order
,an
As
,
Sept.
on
Commission
1951, to request
Transocean
28,
a
filed
has
has
from
uea ame
Northwest.
p.nvrMf-o
DnD
.EARNINGS
FOR
m
revenues
FIRST
profit
*Loss.—V.
•
1951
1,547
.
>
3on
$546,287
174,
'
p.
0
EIGHT
.
Net
AND
1951—Month—1950
$5,018,483
TncomeC'taxesre taxeb"~
*>
2-0-2S
".1r„h
.the
-
prior
"
1198.
$4,866,424
1'006-866
$1,003,866
+
.
MONTHS
.of
•
be
an
?'
2,012,984
1,029,300
*,i,'77M03
,
with vthe
investment
until
persons
'
776 003
'
,
v-~,
'
902.
p.
will
said
vote
stock
common
Financing—
Nov.
from
26
on
725,948
a
;: ;
increase
the
1,000,000 shares.
1
proposal
shares
to
to
additional
Oil Co.—V.
Penn
170, p. 649;
V.-171,
of America—Asset Value Up—
value-per
.
share...
.
Sept. 30,'51. Dec. 31,-'50
.
—$25.27
.821,000 shares, outstanding.—V.
on
173,
$20.75
v
1481.
p.
174, p.
.
1103.
the
have
voted
shares of
stock;
common
preferred
culminate
that
time
to
850,000,000
cubic
source
of
gas
reserves
and
Tuscola,
111.-,
to
Lake
a
feet
to
-
output
energy
310,000
be
the
of
with
to
be
hydro¬
designated
three »hydro-
horsepower,
connected
project
which
system,
of
would
proposed
a
cointain
the
or
225,000
transmission line,
by
Northwest
Power. -Poo.1.-
proposed project would be used in
northwestern
Oregon.—V.
174,
serves
-
company
Sept.
on
filed
25
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
covering
interest, to yield 3.15%.
bonds
The
of
program
per
Coast
k
expansion
over
two
cubic
of
and
24
offering
of
the
Texas
and
Louisiana,
incites jn
diameter
the Trunkline ..project. represents
built
a
in
of
stations.
total
a
from
miles
invest-
period
of
actualcostwaslessthan the°rl8lnaltstlmate'
?
~
*
Proceea^ 'are to be added to working capital.
The company, incorporated on Jan. 18, 1951,-was organized for the
purpose of printing pay envelopes, selling the advertising space thereon
bid
of
of
the
101.639%.
quickly oversubscribed and the books
was
"
■
bidders
for
the
Harris,-Hall
and
Union
bonds
&
Co.,
Securities
Coip.
•
.Regular
redemption prices of:the bonds range from 104.95'fto
Sinking fund redemptions may be made at prices from 101.90%
par.
To
par.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
-the /general
struction
gram
funds
of
during
the
the
from
the
The
program.
sale
three
of
estimates
1951-1953,
years
the
will
and
company
company
bonds
be
a
will
used
inclusive,
be
added
toward
to
its
con¬
construction
gross
pro¬
of
$64,000,000.
„-BUSINESS—Company-,was Incorporated in 1924 through a merger of
predecessors.
It. is an. operating public-utility engaged
principally in
'the-generation, purchase, transmission, distribution and sale of elec'•tricity and in, the purchase,. distribution .and sale of natural
ga?.
■„
,
,
iTo
a
minor
;heating,
bus
serves
at
during
j$ll,800,000
the
had
ing funds
be
the
three
be
met
out
by
the .sale
available for
new
required
by. the
issue
to
and
of
funds,
quarter of L952.
the
prior
of
!
$64,000,000
inclusive,
July J31, ,1951,.
to .be
approximately
on
..which
date
available for construction
additional amount of approximately
the company's general funds /(includ¬
of
bonds
complete
to; finance
,
-estimated
$4,000,000
construction;
sale
to
Colorado, the prin¬
vicinity.
The
both an estimated
\
-'
or
an
reason
the
of
immediate
or_ gas
1951-1953,
of
such
'
depreciation
of
the
and
such
is
1981
will
series
mortgage
estimated
be
that
.
program
the
program
.
now
net
offered
.(approximately
bonds,
sufficient,
construction
The
reserves)..
the balance
construction
additional
obligations or other securities.
It
ffrom the securities being offered
•company
State
and
~
years
been expended
can
$17;800.000)
.raised
"
accumulated
from
the
Denver
PROGRAM—-Of
It is anticipated that
-$15j400.000
will
of
retail with electricity
had -approximately
company
purposes.
/.proceeds
and
City
of 800,000.
CONSTRUCTION
expended
the
is
engaged in rendering steam
manufactured gas service.
The com-
wholly' within
are
being
also
company
transportation
center
company
the
extent,
-pany's ^operations
population
Inc., Boise, Idaho—Files With SEC—
award
won
a
as
3V4S were:
First
Boston
Corp.,
Inc., 100.78; Harriman Ripley #
Co.,
(jointly); 100.7193; Ilalsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., 100.63; Lehman
Brothers, 100.623; .Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
100.57;.,.and Blyth & Col., Inc. and Smith, Barney.# Co.
(joint'y),
.100.2799.
; '!
7 "
Inc.
day
per
Other
-100.81999;
years ,ago
feet
hay-the .present, capacity.
feet per day is provided _byr
area
The group
competitive sale Oct. 2 on
at
closed.
!
-Pay-Velope Corp., N.Y.—Stock Offered—Peter MorSan & Co. on Sept. 26 publicly offered 50,000 shares of
Th<J net
capacity
Pelton
for
Oregon,
would
share
cipal
_
total
powerhouse
permit
County,
powerhouse
ServiceX,o. .of Colorado—Bond. Offering over¬
subscribed—Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and associates on Oct. 3
publicly offered $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
3 */4% series due Oct. 1,
1981, at 101.931% and accrued
stockhplders.-^-
on SePfc- 24 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC coverin8 $25,000 of 5% debenture notes in denominations of
,$500 .each
and-12^00 shares of common stock to be issued at par
<$1° Per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
-to - erect parking facility;
^
- s "1 *
- ■
.
A
,
the/Federal
Public
cumula-
-he comPany
_r
.preliminary
Jefferson
with
60,000 shares of common stock, to be offered at $5
through Prugh, Combest & Land, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.
The proceeds are to be used to develop
properties and retire indebt¬
edness.—V. 171, p. 2612.
•
"
'
'
'
dissolve
7%
Charles to IgfcAlJen,. Te.xas, constituting over 1,300
pipeline and having 32,000 horsepower in its four compressor
_
entire
application
an
Prugh Petroleum Co,, ^Tulsa, Okla.—Files With SEC~«
SEC
a
Lake
of
in
filed
25
a
Project.
proposed
company's
.
SEC
supply Tor-Panhandle Eastern, whose
Charles, _La.,
for
with
The
the
851.
p.
;
-
gas
.Butte
units
through
the
Sept.
on
development
Round
kilowatts.
Oct.
principal source of supply Js its reserves in : the Panhandle and
Hugoton gas fields of Texas„ Oklahoma rand Kansas,
Trunkline Gas Co.,-whose common stock .is controlled by Panhandle
Eastern, owns a ne.wly completed...pipeline 26 inches.in diameter-from
«
company
Commission
com-
schedule.
Such deliveries of
.
-The
electric
~
,
1-cent par common stock at
$1 per share.
$983,684 *$1
•
056
*1,812,225
Portland General Electric^Co.—Plans New Project—
i
Power
-v
;caPacity °f the Panhandle-Eastern system started
-and enlar8e the system capacity from'500,000,000
8 Mos —1961
$31,787,72^$30798
78.264
*3,044,394
.
to
■
°f this total capacity 250,000,000 cubic
5
*1,321,214
*3,201,666
National Power & Light Co. ,above.—V.
electric
.
>
c
*1,475,249
*2,582,149
asset
See
Investment'Co.
interested
interests ,of
anew
purchased
.
AUGUST
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating
Martin
Maitin
jt^, _.
*671,850
income...
■itPhoenixindustries Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—
•
stock of $25
T
as
application
an
ceased
given
hearing thereon.
Trunkline Gas Co. from the Gulf
MnrHn
railway..!...
fBased
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—Unit Delivers—
said
fhP
8,058,301
...
ment of over $80,000,000. ("Although the line-was
of
6,564:873
bids
w- G- Maguire, Chairman, of this company and its subsidiary,
.Trunkline Gas Co.; announced on Oct. .2 that deliveries of gas by
Trunkline to Panhandle Eastern commenced on Oct. l, 30 days ahead
.
seven
6,102.839
of—
per
declaring that it
the
"The. completion
on
125,096
7,089,710
railway....
Petroleum Corp.
•
V
„
.
Transocean Air Lines
has taken delivery
already owned three'
*101,544
:
'
2513.
The
'
tive .preferred stock and 49,761 shares, of
Ton!!! applied against the loan
hRnk^^mH
J y^<*nd Oct0ber'
under a credit agreement
Jo^date' Tranj,°cean
2-0-2S.
399,504
*42,006
oper.
was
The
,TI1
v&WAt~"s
President,
"Torr6?:^ Transoccaib -Croil Huhter, NWA
Parking,
«
*155,441
140.663
"
1
A
According to the application, the stockholders
'the corporation: there were outstandir.g 10,857
T
ljCases Rlanes to
income...
74.97r .owned subsidiary of-South
p.
,
,
The
.for
<M4
^
$1,527,823
-
.
'—To 'Dissolve—■
nutstnnriin'p
its
on
1948
$1,155,350
.226,390
financing is necessary : to handle a short-term
loan
incurred by
Pennzoil when it purchased for $3,000,000 a *50%interest in Elk Refining Co. of Charleston, W. Va.
Pennzoil Co. is a
■"*
,
,
.
Paepcke Corp.,-Chicago,'111.—Ceases
'
tn
1949
$1,205,021
115,524
oper.
from
run to about $450,000,000-durihg the years 1952-1954.
"P« 4103.
'
„aA
.
•
'
«-
nf
particicatine
indebtprinps*
1950
$1,226,444
a
The .stockholders
wil1 be used to finance in part the company's
-construction program. The company expects its capital expenditures to
-aggregate approximately $65,OOO.OOO during the last five months of
Proceeas
-
j
announced
million-rtniior
due dates the
on
loan
has
payment
loan,, Croil
was
1951
The
t
A«unes, inc,—Reduces Indebtedness—
1951
railway
railway—,-—
from
ry.
con..
'
coverirf 1-500,000 shares of redeemable first preferred
-P^r value.
The net
-
'
594,323,374 653,609,628
89,541,716
86,683,568 100,278,519.
35,268,994
27,685,971
35,832,083
34,256,438
authorized
comPW on 0ct- 4 filed a registration statement with the SEC
"
.
576,000,025
91,887,280
income—
From Jan. 1—
at
-
•
"
97 708 fisi
<
630,145,823'
Pennzoil Co.—Plans New
.Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
-
3,486,591
income—
oper.
$69,746,477 $90,056,320
Overseas Merchants Corp., N» ,Y.~^Filing With SEC—.
-
-
1949
ry.
securities.—V. ,174,
-
1948
-
V
from
Net
cost
receive
*
>
MONTHS
(1949
902.
p.
from
Gross
con-
is
:
Oct.
on
mentioned
»
,
satisfy in full
V. 160, p. 732.
Northern Pacific
$90,927,779 $86,061,851
railway-.—--
oper.
174,
•Net
r
(ESTi
a.m.
EIGHT
: t a"-
10,606,605
nn
on- Uct. oU-r-
to
1
19,632,213
>
$119,137,000.
of
FIRST
that -capacity
as consultants.
r.:■■
program
•
,
*<>■':
.to
August—
AND
on-
railroad's
592,599
Net
a letter ,of notification-was filed .with the SEC
on
Oct. ,l„covering
iq shares of common stock (no par) to-be offered at $1,750 per share
-through-E. M. -'Warburg & Co., Inc., New York, for the account of a
-selling stockholder.
f
-
AUGUST
/■■r.
■
in;
carry
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore -Lines—Earnings—
liquidating
Keapath an issue of $2,000,000 first
mortgage ' \payment has been made upon the preferred stock, and provision made
.3%% bonds, series A, due Aus 1 1964 it-was
annnnnrpd
for tax -liabilities• and liquidating expenses; and no distribution will
on October 2
'
t
j.be qjnade/to common stockholders, $ince there,are insufficient-assets
I'arKer
FOR
-r.
•
to
the
sale
<•
<.
^
head
charge of. the
7,133,553
and
1981,
public
in
6,804,963;
'
offered
be
1953
of expenditures
.will ;Up
company
1103.
19,
Privafplv
,
v>^i
to
are
improvements
n
for- the purchase from it
P.
-
?-placed privately through Auchincloss,
j
and
x
.pany; tand
.
notes
ending
years
n
*.-•••.
-
-
three
-
new and
>.■■■
.
carried
'
due
department
;
been
16,583.006.
August—•
to
Bids to. Be Received
Diffi-
be
can
ordinary chemical methods are emAnalysis
is
entirely non-destructive
_
New
>
-
.
the elements present.
semi-solids
when
—
Announces
completely
is
required.
Fluorescence
analysis of very small speciments
A
2\IS0
the
-and
is
normal
a
has
5,774,627
—V/174,
statement
bonds,
mortgage
marks'
15,886,264
Gross
or,.concurrently with this financing, the
American Gas <& Electric Co., its parent^
to
additions
x
The
proc'-
chart
for
the
n.,
quanti,-
Moreover,
permits
-
A
a
X-ray diffraction which, gives precise
Fluorescence Analysis provides precise
involving
much
is
strip
counter
instrument is used
from
structure,
tative and qualitative data
cult
precision
Geiger
cf driving
purpose
The chart
the
Prior
templated.-
ideas
?
and
-Further financing
equipment
new
the bonds
property
ifor
'
The
registration
a
like- aggregate -amount Of -outstanding bank notes issued,for
Btruction purposes; and the balance will be used to pay for the
an-'
was
level
who
:
'a
'
1.
'
--
■
railway—.
oper.
Net
orn
,r
appointment
income—
-rr-V.
'1,700,00 shares of common stock for a cash consideration of $8,000,000;
' - Of the-proceeds, $14,000,000 will be applied to the prepayment of
tures
Payne,
1951; Ii 1950
from
Net
•
Co.—Registers With SEC—
-
His
15.
from, railway——
Net
.
\ituu
Power
'-competitive bidding.
company -will issue
.of
Analysis Unit-which incorporates many
executive
E.
G.
Gross" fromrailway-
1,000
$7,000,000 of serial notes, due 1955-1966.
1927,
President
V>
547,
p.
t
.
.
since
he
director, and has been elected
a
«A„tA
.
the
of
Oct.
ry.
Net
XAyo*
Institute.
011
,
.
Ohio
The .company .on Sept. 23. filed
SEC covering $15,000,000 of first
resignation
officer
an
committee
age
as
whose
been
the
at
From Jan. 1—
1,000
-"
p'
office
Net
4,000
John B. .Joyce & Co.—
^
Net
.2,000
2,000
11,500
'
n.
■
development, in the. Pennsylvania Railroad's public relations
function;
Gross
8,000
6,000
McDonald & Co.— *
S\veney Cartwright &Co.„
'
take
will
EARNINGS
-
&
Petroleum
August—
Co^-SaleiOf^StQCk—' '
y
subscrip¬
:
publicity department in Philadelphia, will continue in
and the firm of Ivy Lee and T. J. Ross, will continue'
5,000
-.Ohio fidison'
' i
at
-
'
.
.
.
The First Cleveland Corp..
Hayden, Miller & Co.——
v
~
"
requirements
construction
Faducah, Ky."
American
.Champlin
new
t-his
S?4 Southern Corp' The;Did
Bs ±erwb SUUthers & Co. (Jomtlyl, $31.8644, and Blyth & CoM
Se™ and Wood.
«ss
four
the
establishing
announced on Oct. 3 that^The First Boston Corp. was thd
Successful bidder for the 18,917 shares of common stock (par $81
offered on Oct. 1 through Bankers Trust Co., New York, in connection
fhl l'vnnn ^f r-nmnanir.!
lpr/lir l«2 1
nf
of
num-
Merrill, Turben & Co.——
y. 174 p, 1103.
"• ' '
J
'.
1103.
p.
,
mittee
•
35,000 shs.
l.sowol!
Shares
.
Beane
&
■
400,000
It-was
tn
available under the .conditional
be
privilege.—V. 174,
■■■■■■
jhe Ohio Co
'.
•
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;7'
bOOO.OOO
.
of. new preferred set opposite its, name below:
■.
nej.
,
j
been Director of Public Relations of the
Ethyl Corp. since J939, has
had,.a --Wide ^experience- in .all phases of -this -work,: including ,advertising and employee and community relations.
During -1948 he -was*
in charge of the oil industry's
nationwide public.relations and adver¬
tising campaign" as-Chairman ;of the Oil. Industry'.Information- Com¬
£>" s$rt ssbsww
Corp. ——
1
2. 14,000
Merrill-Lynch, Pierce/Fen-
.
*
rr-
S.'Franklin, President, oil Sept; 28 announced'the election
Ralph C. Champlin as Vice-President in charge of Public
Relations^
new
office ju.st 'created by the directors. -: Mr.
Champlin, who has
a
1.
,,
:
1,950,000
350,000 shs,
underwriter
stone & Webster Securities
,
1
•
-
par)—
(.no
'
Paine, Webber,
Curtis
>
.
.
.
35,000 shs.
'
-
236,380
'
;
vui.
...^-
to parent--
stock
series
bcr of shares
3,361,195
'
3,661,240
982,642
'3.336,166
Net'ffohi railway-^—
v
*-v. n%
preferred
UNDERWRITERS—Each
..'
" 1
'
: f;
amounted
.
Walter
of
$3-250,000
r
demand notes.
44,313
.»'t-
-
.
c-SmonlSck
5fSi $S sih $S?
ir.com?.—
oper.
*
Fro
Kit.—Earnings
their
paying
1951,
Pennsylvania RR.—New Public Relations Official—-
■
■
Outstanding
:
Unlimited'
1
demand notes, payable
Cumulative
.
J
,
.
.
Authorized
,
bonds:
'
series -due.4976--'
-3 V-*% series duf
Vk series clue 1981. ^
3%
'
„01.
p.
]
'
T'-TT
lst mortgage
-
Gross"from .?*ilvny.4,890,002
Net from r .ilwa'y
491,839
Net ry.-flp'er. income^*343,890
'
-
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT,TO PRESENTFINANCING*
*7,462
*45,138
•
f
$714,364
-110,972
Sept; 5,
stock
was
substantially
oversubscribed,
Oakes, President, announced on Oct, 4. No
E.
stock ..will
supplies telephone service without'competltioix ip various.,
including the municipalities of .Marlon, New Philadelphi.a. and;Bryanf. Xotal operating revenues for the ,12 .rnpr.th* ended
July 31, 1951, amounted to" $5)092,163 and net income was $708,818.
-
,
1948
in
' J
,to
1103.
p.
"them
use
^
incorporatioti
of
common
.
Charles
expansion pregfam; Expenditures' for additions,'
equipment in IS 51 are estimated at ;$3,648,000.
The
and
$2,321.—V. 174,
as
,: ■_
..
date
Ohio
of
areas
-
.
23,650
..$et ry. tfper. 'freonie—-
.
-
1949
v
.$623,505
railway-.
From Jan
F.nrnin?**
ttv
.,:VTOW^f.'W"slvrn ^y.-^arnrngs^
.
from
from
Net
flntnrfn
from
accounts
.Pennsylvania Power ,& Light Co.—Offering Oversub-,
scribed—The company's recent offering of 542,484 shares
thereafter.
share
SI 900 000
rcDav
its
commercial
,,
sales
envelopes, free of charge, to banks
making up.payrolls and for,distribution
delivering
by them -in
use
thei'r
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
.
company
'•••
'
and
tiro ^'midwest
'
*
*
for
of
envelopes.
>nbCJEEDS-^Proceed3-fron the ^alc ta^her .with, other iuqds .will
of' five new - sliarea
and
others for
such
to
accrued
Uv.;;d' £i:',
;
The stocicjs redeemable
"
.
per
exchange
w
advertisers
and
Jaekcon & Curtis and,Stone jSc Webster Securi-
? used
■
New .iOi-K,.<uiwcaso.rt: St
York Chicago &
to
'
WpkW
'
;
Of-
fered—Offering til.80,CDO shares of $1.40 cumulative preferred stock (&o par/value) was made on Oct. 3 by Paine,
Sept. 24 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 1,000 shares of. common stock, (no
par) to be offered aton
.
.
will
be
unsecured
net
proceeds
with
available
until
the
final
•
[Volume 174
Number 5053
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
EFFQCT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
1st
bor.ds
mortgage
'
due
1977-—0
3Vt%
3V4%
•
series
series
due
1978.
series
due
1961--,
Cum.
preferred stock
4lA%
cumulative
Unclassified
stock
Common
including
gage,
is
ance
is
1977,
the
of the
10,102
under
basis
PURCHASERS—The
and
due
3,?5O,OO0 shs.
issued
be
may
the
offer
further
of
names
employees
for
by
several
the
principal
amounts of the bonds
by them, respectively, are set forth below:
purchasers
tp
A.
1
C.
Allyn
bonds
r
purchased
• •
•
J
,
2,000,000
•
' '
174,
stock..
$349,271
reeord
of
Oct.
will
8
be
31,638
132,442
Radio Corp. of America
—,
B_
137,607
corporation's
Victor" Division
air-conditioning field, it was announced
President.
Victor
Present
?
third,
Will
sales
'
Meek
Industries,
above.—V.
Inc;
'
*
173,
be
manufactured
Buffalo,
of
manufacturers
N.
in
plans
be
placed
home
the
enter
to
of
Interest,
-
,
under
the
interest,
in
and
RCA
Jan¬
models—a
the
on
under
market
sold
be
three
of
one-
59,730
9,276,733
of the leading
174, jx 455.
one
log—
With
backlog of $26,000,000
Net
_______
paid
Net
from
Net
-railway—v.
$1,351,978
$1,036,113
213,338
income—.
■
from
78,701
$1,399,889
329,042
283,333
40,005
133,988
2*0,755
10,745,866
99,682,239
10,769,726
_i.
1,872,647
1,927,226
2,504,190
5,492,580
) 1,201,368
928,853
1,227,388
outstanding..;-..
$432,440
30,248
Net
from
Net
ry.
3,296,019
—V.
railway.
oper.
174,
p.
Steel
247,399
165,690
>-■•
—
'
Cooperage
Division
thereafter operated it
172, p. .1348.
offering
and
'
2093.
p.
"
-
>
stock
the
with
SEC
cents)
10
(par
"The proceeds
Ida.
Slick
of
August
/
1951
—
from
1950
Net
ry.
$9,409,628
1,532,851
—_
1.991,735
to
are
connection
in
railway
Net from railway......
flet ry. oper. income...
80,616,931
1,087,021
73,418,293
United
miles
16,167,274
15,944,784
10,674,153
13,249,391
.7,114,930
7,3?4,019
4,959,832
6,779,926
:
EARNINGS
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating
revenues
of
railway
Balance
>
'
\
4
174,
7,678,405
68,650,194
7,836,104
to
go
553,567
1,344,261
Net ry.'
From
Gross
railway
railway
Jan.
from
from
Net
ry.
V/;/
1—
4:-1948
•VV1949
4
$385,831
148,886
-33,067 >•'
'
.
-
,
3,249,122
1,085,542
"■
■
S 46,208
,
-
244,868
c
3,243,918
797,131
237,280
920,332
139,401
•:
t "
revenues.
expenses.
oper.
$5,786,103
3,588,789
of
fr.
rev.
ry.
$2,197,314
opers.
,7 V. "j
,
.
105,750
Other Federal
________
1,095,728
7,140,881
4,377,200
147,346
Federal income
113,279
759,552
City
County &
State,
'■
131,038
,1,103,335
990,561
938.811,
885,613
tThe
$1,184,666
$1,573,555
$8,238,961
incpme-r
30,696
32,108
-246,353
246,168
Total ry. pper, income
Deducts, from railway «
$1,215,362
$1,665,663
$8,485,314
$9,054,384
359,565
249,174
2,398,304
$855,797
$1,356,489
22,387
$6,087,010
oper.
ry.
>■
operating income
....
..$8,808,216
.
to
cities
62
serve
on
a
income
Gross
Deducts,
"■
Net
—V.
.**■
fr.
38,975
...
gross
$894,772
$1,378,876
inc.—
99,598
Authorized
$l,500f)00
1957
FINANCING
Gross
*
Outstanding
$1,470,000
520,000
665,000 (f
1,750,000
665,000
%
S.
the
and
( At
cash.
for
reserved
were
the pledge
secured by
are
'*
■'••'•'>'7
,y.
p.
fo
cause
,•
June
30,
receivables
of
1951,. 147,000
conversion
issuance upon
•
such, option
639.
1
>
(wararnts
-
t
Sonic Research Corp., Boston,
to
-
terminate
,
*
-
corporation on Sept.
9,000 shares
covering
25
of
filed
first and refunding
$300,557
r.. 121,914
"12,392
92,928
"37,524
the date of purchase.
oper.
$302,159
1949
1948
$214,670
were
from
from
Net
ry.
*
2,156,541
1.843.544
1,406,819
1,351,466
..
654,140
.621,814
"43,375
"182,288
income...
372,210
245,600
"236,331
"382,433
railway.!..,
railway
oper.
Deficit.—V.
...
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
From Jan, 1—
Net
mortgage bonds, due 1981, of which
161,615
railway
'
Gross
Co.^-Notes Placed Pri-
308,121
.
.
1
174,
'•
Operating
Oper.
revenues
exps.
.and
QF INCOME
taxes.
1951
from
from
Net
ry.
-
railway
oper.
Gross
Net
Net
„
income.^:
From Jan. 1—
'
'
"
from
railway...,.
from railway
ry. oper. income
"Deficit.—V.
174.
p.
1
'
4
1949
$223,378
5,679
income
$229,055
127,370
1948
$320,840
$367,545
$312,957
97,990
23,891
1
railway
1950
$396,726
August
Gross
Net
$207,883
income
Other- income- (nct-)L_l_"
Operating
RR.—Earnings—
100,382
34,192
"19,411
2,453,217
2,404,453
.
.
19,219,949
Of¬
associates on Oct. 3
and Debentures
$5,000,000 of first mortgage sinking fund bonds,
due 1976 and $5,000,000 of 3%% sinking
series
Regular redemption of the bonds may be made
103% to par)
Siuking fund redemptions of
made
at
time at
any
at prices ranging1
the bonds may bo
and accrued interest. The debentures, may
at prices ranging from 103.36% to par, whilo
par
regular way
to par.
100,36%
[..•*./
PROCEED/3—Of the net proceeds from the sale of these securities,
$5,000,000 will be deposited with the trustee for the bonds, $4,500,000
principal amount of, current bank loans will be retired, and the
balance will' be added to the general funds of the company.
•
,
.
Union Gas Company is engaged in the pur¬
distribution and sale of natural gas within the
Mexico, Arizona and Colorado.
The company
also produces small
quantities of gas, produces and sells relatively
painor amounts of crude oil, gasoline and other fiydrocarbons,- a,n<I
is engaged in the sale of gas appliances, incident to the distributioa
and sale of natural gas.
At the end of December, 1950, the company,
served a total of 189,453 gas customers.
:
BUSINESS—Southern
chase,
transmission,
States
of
New
Texas,
members of the offering group include?
Allen & Co.; Cofiin & Burr, Inc.; Rauscher;
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.; W. C.
Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.) and
UNDERWRITERS—Other
<■
A.
C.
Allyn
Pierce
fr
Inc.;
& Co.,
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.—V.
174, p. 998.
.
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.
Period End. July 31-
$
Oper.
—
•
29,608,235
107,115
Oper.
Opef.
Oper.
;—_
29,501,120
——
23,332,480
oper.
revs
exps
3,747,907
taxes-,—
income-
2,420,733
Net after charges...——
1,939,820
Net-
'
—V.
oper.
$
$
25,628,225 200,397,750 169,686,070
90,643
751,294
634,113
25,537,582 199,646,456 169,051,957
19,399.115 146,636,447 129,836,663
3,229,059 30,751,,270 21,331,425
2,909,408
2,452,207
22,258,739
18,705,830
17,883,869
14,384,145
174, p. 640.
Southwestern Development Co., N.
'
-7 Mos.—1950
1951—7 Mos.I
"
rev._
jevs—
-Earnings—
Month—1950
1951
Y.—Bank Loan—
28 filed an application with the SEC for
authorisation to borrow $1,000,000 from Guaranty Trust Co. of NewYork, and to issue its 3%
note maturing in annual instalments to
and including July 1, 1956, in evidence thereof.
Southwestern also requests authorization to advance the total proceeds of the loans to Amarillo Gas Co.
(Amarillo, Texas) and West
Texas Gas Co.
(Lubbock), in the amounts of $300,000 and $700,000,
The
company
on
Sept.
respectively.
__T
1,056 '
$2,994,145
$3,961,041
will issue and sell to Southwestern their separate
unsecured notes in like amounts, and will use the funds
fpr .enlargements ar-d extensions of their natural gas-facilities, >to
provide working capital, and for other coiporate purposes.
The
subsidiaries
29,895
28,352
'
$208,939
117,972
$3,024,240
1,481,119
$3,989,399
1,821,376
$101,685
$90,967
37,590
26,090
$1,543,121
438,821
$2,168,123
399,614
$64,095
$64,877
$1,104,300
$1,768,509
$Q.0?
$0.03
$0.53
$0.85
The SEC
interested persons until Oct. 10, 1951, to
application.—V. 174, p. 721.
has given
request)
49,898
"62,408
.
2,838,5.99
162,696.333
40,420,716
five-year 3%
*
San Antonio, IJvalde & Gulf
.
1951—Month—1950
1951—12 Mos.—1950 .
$1,856,102
$1,720,751 $22,206,656 $20,631,867
1,632,726
1,512,868
19,212,311
16,670,820
Period End. Aug. 31—
903.
p.
Gas Co.—Bonds
Union
from
Mass.—Files With SEC—
yalely^In connection with its 1951 construction program
the company in July 1951, issued $6,000,000 of 3%%
-
$21,517,379
5,738,238
903.
p.
a
$509,296
,
174,
1948
-
railway
Uncollectible
$2,700,000
'
i
fund debentures due 1971. ^ The first mortgage bonds
were priced at 100% and accrued interest and the deben¬
tures were offered at 100.35% and accrued interest.
>
common
104,110
$6,210,139
pper.
-from
Pirst Southwest
"
letter of notification with the
stock to be offered at, par
($20 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for working capital.—.—V. 172, p. -1348. V
» :
/
,
•
< <
The
SEC
"
sinking fund, redemption prices run from
stock
174,
$21,767,028 $22,046,650 $17,617,083
-5,234,363--■ 7,098,630
3,708,615
2,167,308
2,639,720
1,956,026
Income,—
ry.
,
...
railway
'
be redeemed
Government
company
from
f
.1949
1950
.1951
—
company
123,180
$5,539,148
903.
from -railway-"——o
;
>
1,000,000 shs.,2^5,152 shs.
Income..:
$1,263,218
903.
p.
from
from
ry.
1,090,261
852,
Southern Ry.—Earnings^
3%%
,
railway—
$795,174-
Sacramento Northern Ry.- -Earnings—
1950 ' 1 '" '
—
"
1951 "
Net
•
832,804
p.
offered
sold to institutional investors at par and
$3,300,000 were pledged as collateral for a like principal
amount of new 3% promissory notes issued to banks and
maturing March 1, .1953. The pledged bonds ar,e com?
mitteed for sale at par to institutional investors on or
before March 1, 1953 with compensation at the rate of
three-quarters of 1% per annum from July 26, 1951 to
August
Net
$7,082,261
21.8439
$6,371,952'- $7,300,400
115,658
income
174,
.
2.84,942
174,
Southern
scheduled basis:
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
South Carolina Electric & Gas
Net ry. oper. income-,
Non-operating. income..
,
railwayl—_ 336,438,630 295,834,610 276,082,645 301,390,736
75,878,775" 72,199,364
50,450,544 65,236,983
from railway——
24,573008
24,038,306 16,175,617 25,340,085
ry. ,oper. incorpe—
fered—Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc. and
1,972,123
income-
Ry. cper.
.
Other
3,562,637
income^—;
oper.
-
.
, .
from
an
bank-notes
common
standing.—V.
■
ry.
air carriers.
by giving notice and fixing a termination date.
The company
the., notice required by the option warrants and fixed Oct. 1,
•1951 as the termination date.
On or prior to Oct. -1,- 1951,' 34,317
shares of common stock issuable under such option warrants were
subscribed for at $10 per share.
No option warrants are now out-,
Railway tax accruals:
-
1949
1948
$37,717,459 $41,123,752
9,934,602
9,126,999
5,320,397
3,923,717
3,633,136
FrpmJan. 1—-
—V.
earlier
$2,913,600 $17,421,988 $15,061,590
;
Co.—Earnings—
170,278,031 148,458,970 140,892,092
41,802,573
38,716,352
27,505,039
Net
from rallway.j.^^
Net ry. oper. income,—
16,926,106 17,470,160 12,736,136
gave
Net
..
From Jan. 1—
The
agreement.
the" U.
enabled
$5,927,077 $46,204,786 $39,659,357
3,013,477
28,782,798
24,597,767
,
charges
after
Gross
would
Mos.—1950'
inepme
i^et
21
covering
1951—8
—
Net
Prior to Oct.. 2, 1951 the company had outstanding option warrants
147,301 shares of its comomn stock.- Such option warrants
have expired on March 1, 1952 but contained provisions which
;
1951—Month—1950
,597,501
$4,811,204
4,083,658
Gross
carrier
of
airfreight in the
recorded 45,612.511 total ten
than 21% of the total ton miles
r
the
borrowed
and
loan
shares-of
-
Railway oper.
fnore
or
-*•
"QmOct.'l,^ 1951
from
374,776
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.-
Railway
-
leading
a
inc. debs.- due- Marcjv, 1,
COnv.
$4,100,000.
:;--j,v,
Period End. Aug. 31—
622,247
$4,510,984
3,679,517
August
Slick,, Airways
authorized
Of debentures..
•
$694,225
.
income
net
company,
airplane
67,512
3,024,040
709,940
the
bank
v
2,663.341
»
'.
3,875,16ft
$736,409
revs.
Net; oper.
Net
tppk deliv.cty .of its second DC.6A
additional $65.3,0.00 wider the amended
bank load, 4 lk %
due 1952 to 1954/ is
'secured by a chattel mortgage on the two DC-6A airplanes and r.e-.
latea
spare
engines, propellers and parts; under certain" conditions
the
authorized
amount
of
bank loans is
subject to
increase to
r
$431,848
131,913
income-—
903.
:*:/
\ " 123,368
44,374
railway..:.-
oper.
4950
$368,137
195.181
railway.——%
174," p.
is
>Baf)k' loan, 4'/2% due 1952 to 1951..^
tBank notes 3% ,due 1951-_„„;
ICommon stock,
(par $10)_„_.__
,
$469,726
income...
oper.
Net
f—V.
1951
from
from
and
•
4%
August—
Net
with
4,442,601
r
4,831,114
Net
offering
consists
complement
platie
DCrSA's.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
4,116,072
665,321
—V.
in 1950 resulted in total revenues of $6,586,517 and net.
$506,608. For the first naif of 1951 total revenues amounted
$4,388,041
and
fixed
charges __v
3,756,978
/ 778,723
i
of Spokane, Wash.,
selling stockholders.
six
7,973,420
903.
p.
$3.0,993,83?
22,307,46ft
$5,272,110
Gross
$190,538. Mam routes of the company
extend from coast to coast and from Texas to the Midwest and East,
59.739,097
1,670,797
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas Ry. —Earnings—
Gross
1
after
contingent
--V.
9,080,149
1,024,609
$4,620,314 $34,939,259
3,260,768
25,597,161
—
taxes—„—-
Net
offered at 32V2
be
by certificated passenger and freight
airfrieght carried
to
$11,623,157 $10,964,123 $87,378,182 $76,874,243
_
inc.
oper.
1951—8 Mos.—1950
.
.
Southern Pacific
purchase
present
airfreight carried,
of
Operations
SYSTEM
OF
1951—Month—1950
....
Operating expenses
Net
two
In 4950,
States.
income was
•'1
and
aircraft
C-46
772,227
68,180,925
71,491,626
1951—Month—1950
1951—7 Mos.—1950
$4,629,685 $35,035,614 $31,060,540
13,739
>9,371
96,355
66,705
$5,285,849
rev._
«xps..:—
the
the
company's
The
operations.
with
BUSINESS—Company
from
!!
31—
oper.
Gross
25 covering
Sept.
on
to
Offered—Public
Inc.—Stock
PROCEEDS—Proceeds of
From Jan 1—
Gross
.
Co.—Earnings—
1951
1950
August —
from railway.— $45,4?3,627 $45,784,347
10,184,231
14,530/206
Net from railway——
\
present financmg are expected to be
of now equipment including six
DC-6A airplanes,
the only comrnexcial all-caryq plane designed and
produced in this country since the end of World War II. Slick Airways
was
the first airfreight carrier to employ this new type plane in its
1948
1949
$8,644,353
$10,742,467 $10,209,299
railway
3,048,952
2,195,088
railway—
■*l 929,720
oper. income...
1,626,718
from
& Co., Goldman,
Beane (jointly),
Inc., $11,275 per
—V. 174, p. 852.
additional shares of common stock (par $10)
made on Oct. 4 by F. S. Moseley & Co. at $11 per sh.
used
"
Co.
55,683
was
903.
Airways,
&
1200.
revs.
Gper.
.
-
-
share through Standard Securities Corp.
per
Kellogg,
Ripley
Oper.
Co.* Wallace, Idaho—aFiles—
filed
was
common
of
New
of
notification
of
shares
common
■
Co.,
Harriman
the Steel
as
that Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Trust
Oper.
Strapping Co.—Secondary Offering—A
Steel
and
$2.56
the assets and business
Industrial Stamping & Manu¬
the
of
Mich., ;and
Detroit,
Co.,
letter
cents
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Period End. July
Oper.
154,965
•
$3.17.
share..
3
shares- of
Bankers
share;
per
Uncollectible
the corporation "purchased
share.—V. 173,
290,000
>
Gross
$247,549
Southern New England Telephone
t
35,908
257,288
.-
Oct.
on
110,100
through
^hare.—V. 174, p.
;
$555,353
...i
stocks—.—
common
Silver Buckle Mining
15,205,911
railway—
$45,825
a."
r
15,803 shares!of common stock
:(P9r $1) was made on Sept. 26 by McCormick & Co. at
$21.75 per share, with a dealer's commission of 75 cents
A
$1,227,184
172,964
;«!
A
class B common stock:
m-
From Jan. 1—.
Gross
$38,830
Co,—Sale of Stock—
the
for
1
$11.4669
280,000
100,000 ;
B
secondary
.
income...
jry. oper,
2,280,639
932,334
1,772,407
.
Net
1948
1949
railway—.
from
2,001,833
other bids were received, viz.: Bear, Stearns
& Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
T.wo
Sachs
56,291
600,000
....
the
'
1951,
9,
Signode
a
1950
*
Cooperage Division pf The Berrjck Cprp.—V.
,v.
Gross
1951
—
1,247,589
18,377
97,194
167,280
divs._
announced
was
Oct.
..
the
of
St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry. —Earnings—
August
$5,232,92§
2,642,833
114,505
was the success¬
• stock
(par $5) offered
York, in connection wittt
liquidation of Commonwealth & Southern Corp,.
The winning bid
$11.48 per Share:
x
"
'
'
" ''
" i -
It
.was
106,093
••
55,247
^_r
Income:
on
163,185
class
per
Feb.
On
.
Co.—$26,000,000 Back¬
'■
>:V"'
hand,
on
_1_
etc.__
/class
on
shares
Earnings
conditioner
air
per
•-
$5,938,080
203,844
864.
p.
Southern
•
•'
644,456
;
L.I.
earnings
Class, B
high rate of operation
can be expected for the new.year, J.
W. Corey, President, said.
It is
anticipated, he added, that some production would be underway by
December in the company's new Euclid, Ohio, plant.—V. 173, p. 2613.
a
173,
ful-bidder
$8,320,322
6,801,042
922,464
$11,672,982
—:
surtax
Dividends paid on
unit.
These units
the Fedders-Quigap
with
arrangements
*
1950
$8,256,573
63,749
etc
sold—-,,.
profits tax
facturing
,
and
int.
$507,148
246,523
—.
Surplus
1951
.
—C-
discounts,
Excess
threerquarters horsepower
Reliance Electric & Engineering
•
863.;
p.
$11,613,252
.
1
products
Normal
1 by Frank M. Folsom,
to
introduction
y., which is
country.—V.
the
Merger
1951—11 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
$554,469
$7,064
earnings
Deprec.,
-Y.
.
—
Dividends
the
a
2,668,473
Peripd End. Aug. 31—
*
K
and administrative expenses:.
Depreciation of plant and equipment--—
.•
for
20,369,745
17,411,911
23,362,004
20,451,025
3,114,531
-Earnings
income
Total
Cash
Oct.
on
conditioners
will
-•
•
.
plans, call
one-half, and
a
Corp.
..
air
room
trademark
and
name
1952.
uary,
first
The
2,949,069-
2,497,431
oper.
Gross
on
-
RCA
income.
after "charges..
Net
Qper. and maintenanceTaxes
——!—
Provision for Federal taxes
:The
17,420,938 134,759,293 117,635,728
3,375,388
31,032,440
22,619,508
—V. 174, p. 851.
191.
p.
Cash discounts,
Unit to Enter Home Air
—
Conditioner Field—
;.
23,910,858
20,4.12,32?
4,116,244
______
Southern Canada Power Co,, Ltd.—EarningsA
Selling
v
27,477,635
taxes
30,000
25,737
common
Years Ended June 30—.
Net
given
Cost
•
160,624,981
189,153,737
revs.^^—
cxps.,_,__„__.
$403,920
30,000
for
Serrick Corp
1199.
p.
77,342
series
.preferred, .series
.John
Sec
-
the right
to subscribe for 345,662 shares of common stock (no par) en the basis
6f one share for each 10 shares held.
Rights will expire on Oct. 24.
—V.
Oper.
.
stockholders
common
95,742
Oper.
$481,262
69,800
Scott Radio Laboratories, Inc.—Proposed
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Rights—
The
i
$419,071
—,—
available
174,
."
.
•
'
;
stock—--—I—/
preferred
•
1199..,
97,160
rev._
189,852,540 161,312,968
690,803
687,987
4,333,000
Wood, Struthers & Co.____;
*-V.. 174, p.
$596,978
115,716
.Common
4,333,000
Dillon & Co
Eastman,
;
$4,334,000
Inc.———
Co.,
7,716
-$586,669
167,598
deductions
i
preferred,
4% %
.
Co,"——
&
14,830
deductions
on
Balance
4% %
—V.
Kuhri, Loeb &
$571,839
Shares outstanding:
the
of
$
24,006,599
.
employees
severally
be
etc.,
Dividends
issu¬
,
oper.
$
$'
$
—1
Oper. revs
Uncollectible
1951—7 Mos.—1950 »
1951—Month—1950
27,574,795
*
'
$589,262
—
————»—-—
—
Interest, etc.-,
before
income
Net
1951.
in June,
—.
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
July 31—
*
Net
mort¬
but
subscribed
shares
to
Balance
Interest,
12,744,920 ishs.
under
limited
not
<■
None
subject to restrictions of the mortgage.
installment
on
bonds which
2%%
the
tDoes not .include
v
value)'
par
amount of
$1,769,800
1,180,538
Period End.
9
Oper,
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
and depreciation
Non-operating
175,000 shs,
100,000 shs. *
stock
1950
$1,889,387
1,317,548
—
income
income
Operating
176,000 shs.
series
($10
"Authorized
n
slock-—r.
preferred
to
as
15,000,000
($100 par value):
cumulative preferred
4.20%
"*
,
10,000,000
'15,000,000 "
„
Operating revenue
Operating expenses
Southern Bell
'
1951
31—
12 Months Ended Aug.
$40,000,000
$10,000,000
Works—Earnings-
San Jose Water
Outstanding
"
27/b.%
(1301)
"
19,798-
Net
.
148,133
100.343
281,316
112,309
450,346
"487,400
"279,260
"461,953
income
—_
—__v
dividends
'
a
Balance of
"Earns,
per
"Based
on
net income
com.
share
2,088,595
'
shares.—V.
174, p. 998.
hearing upon the
Specialized Products Corp.,
r
t
2,317,090
-
903.
deductions
Prov.' for pfd.
'
2,680,942
Gross
Income
The
SEC
share
to
be
Birmingham, Ala.—Files
the
corporation on Sept. 26 filed a letter of notifipation with
shares of common stock to be offered at $1
through Carlson & Co., Birmingham, Ala.
The proceeds
used for operating capital and advertising.
covering 50,000
p.e?
avo
70
(1302)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Spokane International RIL—Earnings—
Net
from
Net
ry.
income—
Jan.
Net
from
ry.
1948
$159,294
$226,985
86,319
29,619
5S.581
18,285
*8,414
75,322
Net
from
42,176
26,687
Net
ry.
1,539,751
547,613
274,349
1,344,407
209,503
:■
13,380
\
August
Gross
1—
from
Net
1949
$181,605
railway
which
used
1950
$250,528
railway
oper.
From
Gross
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
1951
August—
Gross from
1951
1950
1949
1948
$474,077
8455,115
$371,040
$422,871
122,877
149,'J55
104,395
railway
(l
92,560
60,643
56,266
railway.-.——
Income—
oper.
524,976
railway
income—
215,043
oper.
"Deficit.—V. 174, p. 852.
1,367,359
Gross
from
307,546
Net
Net
ry,
—V.
v
.
3,385,726
3,043,819
2,882,319
local
announcement added
August
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
773,137
568,432
187,024
$500,000
492,830
323,105
55,455
...
dation
of
p.
172,
$2,290,993
710,073
$2,572,406
973,177
Gross
£05.462
railway—
633,856
44-3,760
541,611
Operating
income—^
income
from
1951
operations
*1950
$5,209,245
$4,580,513
1,352,541
1,427,869
expenses
a
Products,
Gross
—V.
oper.
174,
16.417,713
4,597.644
15,755,741
3,785,131
2,693,783
1,703,482
First
Non-operating
4,274,640
Sept.
on
1951
Total
profits
excess
after
dividends
Net
taxes
taxes-—
4
"As
and
Current
repayable
within
taxes
1,600,264
$4.46
Gross
$1.25
Net
from
Net
ry.
—
outstanding—June
30————
working capital at year end———44,945,704
Property, plant and equip.—Net at year end
28,569,386
Research
and
development expense
the
U.
Number
S
-
of
-
holders
——
of
$3,152
—
"Based
income
on
and
ry.
174, p. 278.
■
the
trade
including
cash
joint partners
or
prior year $727,972.—V.
174,
Net
the
1950
the
142,736
.'V 95,038
55,527
59,137
21,195-
Inc.
from
of
1
sale
of
goods
Selling,
goods &
from
Profit
services
railway
1,967,925
1,820,596
FOR
616,621
884,558
367,279
657,870
—V.
to
AND
FIRST
EIGHT
1950
536,310
$310,571
84,933
operation
from
that
22.256
Gross
42,500
45,500
Net
from
ry.
Prov. for Federal income taxes
Net
—V.
profit
173,
$58,594
1380.
p.
$68,270
3,182
Standard Products Co., Cleveland, O.—Files—Rights—
SEC
for
company
covering
will
to
30,000
subscription by
of one new
expire
be
filed
24
shares
of
letter
a
Oct. 23.
for
No
working capital.—V. 174,
Net
2%%
ry.
railway
oper.
$234,494
$289,359
6.616
"2,866
Net
ry.
"2,958
"40,773
*51,280
Gross
1,902,387
2,430,910
"7,627
82,634
income—
"218 367
"362,773
"394,603
"392,733
from
from
ry.
■-
Net
ry.
—V.
to
Federal
taxes
(est.)
3,689,601
quarterly
period,
3,459,988
$4.16
$4.24
April
29, 1951 to July 28, 1951, the
reports consolidated net sales of $79,749,044. Consolidated
net
the same period, after valuing inventories
at the lower
market prices at July 28 or Sent,
1, 1951, are estimated
at $2,581,766, equivalent to 70
cents per share on the
3,689,601 shares
outstanding.
Net earnings
have
been
estimated
after
provision
of
company
earnings for
ior
been
Federal
made
During the
for
same
provision
estimated
for
net
taxes
at
rates
in
now
possible
renegotiation of
there resulted from
period,
non-manufacturing
after
properties
taxes.
income
This
figure
amount
has
mentioned
effect.
No
Purchase
was
of
not
contracts.
disposal of certain
gain
of
$560 920
net
been
above.—V.
173,
Southern
pr°Pane's
Delaware
180,000
Md.
well
customers
as
in
In
10
petroleum
the
Salisbury
eastern
in-
gas
to
area
states,—V.
Jt.
facl.
Sales, incl.
(net
gen.
Fed.
inc.
and
(net)
other
excess
■
exps
profits
$3,218,798
71 379
taxes—
2 414 43a
882,518
Miscel.
——
$444,567
774,616
716,521
533,538
255,619
°il40USte<1 by ^12'846 arising
out of increased tax
'
rates.—V.
'
.
172,
•
•
!
Superior Water, Light & Power
Co.—Trustee—
Chemical
paying
mortgage
Bank
agent
&
Trust
and
Co.,. New
registrar
bonds, 3 1/10%,
income
174,
"The
net
for
series
York,
an
due
has
been
additional
1981.—V.
174,
p.
32,054,730
6,418,615
2,663,892
133,612
Outstanding
$32,000,000
5.000,000
serially
2,500,000
7,500,000
in
$225,000
2,700,000
'
8,500,000
4,845,000
300,000 shs.
'160,000 shs.
50.000 shs.
50 000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
4,160,125 shs.
160,000 shs.
and of any series other than the
1978, 1979
be issued without limitation as to aggregate
subject
to
the
restrictive
provisions
of
the
/.
V..
-v
Commerce
Co.)
at any
York
from
credit
after
deducting
1953,
preferred
new
time
the
on
or
Corp..—
&
Norton
Fenner
&
161,038
$903,290
$5,922,022
$5,384,104
278,731
991,542
838,266
will
to
such
rate
on
National
day
of
the
%
at
of
each
below
named
have
8,726
68,934
$931,750
$4,887,729
$4,249,622
$6,913,564
$6,222,370
Hayden,
Miller
Merrill,
Stern
Bosworth,
3,50o
&
Co
&
Sullivan
&
to
be
Inc.
Oct.
on
$69,697,000,
now
1
said
In
'
part:
and
about
and
net
profits
after
taxes
and
First
G.
Becker & Co.
2,000^
Watling,
Co
Republic Co.
Harris,
Hall
W.
Ball,
excess
has
surtax
that
the corporation's 1951
earnings will
taxes, the tax provision for the nine
adjusted to an amount based upon
the
profits
been
rates
in
by Congress.
(Inc.).
is
view
of
for
the
This
unfilled
various
is
contemplated
prior
the
tax
new
has
bill
to
new
The company
undergoing
improved estimatesd
&
rubber
Essex
of
The
L.
Reid
&
Lerchen
Emerson
750
Corp
&
&
Richards
First
Greene
2,000
T.
H.
750
500
...
Co..
Inc.
500
Co—__
&
500
Corp..
500
Cleveland
&
750
Co....
Ladd
Jones
&
500
Co
500
McDonald-Moore & Co.-—
2,000
Prescott,
1,000
—
Co
Co
—V.
174,
Shepard
&
500
Co.,
Inc.
1,000
1,000
500
Seasongood & Mayer
Westheimer & Co
500
500
1104.
p.
1951
August—
from
from
ry.
1949
1948
$572,302
$411,716
$407,457
185.916
283,649
144.847
88,403
87,892
122,746
57,944
34,022
4,487,764
1,672,349
525,583
3,540,288
3,123.596
2,907,948
1,449,615
1,029.354
889.182
601,663
426,040
380,443
income—
oper.
1950
'
$531,082
railway
railway
the
year
conditions,
exceed
$27,500,000,
of
which
Net
from
Net
ry.
the
sheet
that
of
good
all
short-term
the
year,
finacial
and
and
of
blanket
operations
borrowings
the
condition."—V.
will
corportaion
174,
railway.—
income—
—V.- 174,
999.
p.
/'
Townsend Co. (& Subs.), New Brighton,
Year Ended June 30—
Net
p.
be
will
has acquired control of
manufacturing
one
Income
before
(est.)
shares
share
the
Essex
Net
worth
at
worth
per
plant
molded
occupies
rubber
four
to
directors
outstanding
County
Co.;
holders
ac¬
The
of
and
is
including
engaged
soles
in
and
"179,643
t$4.68
$1.68
$1.61(4
—
30
$1.06
$6,777,423
$5,322,238
at June 30—$32.25
share
$29.63
4-for-l
tOn
split,
average
number
of
shares
out-
456.
p.
the
heels,
record
was
Crosse, Wis.—To Pay 100% Stock Div.--
have
shares
transfer
account
acres
products,
$300,919
210.156
...
—*
June
standing.—V. 174,
The
Rubber
210,000
$936,611
outstanding
share—
per
"Adjusted
510,919
1,520,000
—
of
per
$6,590,584
2,456,611
:
income
Number
1950
$13,550,215
taxes
taxes
Pa.—Earnings
1951
.
—
407.
of the oldest Mercer
companies,
•
sales
Net
this year.
bank
that
railway
oper.
Income
agencies.
run out prior to end
end
in
orders
defense
from
earnings by
cording to Fred E. Schluter, President.
The
Field,
&
—
Clark
Trane Co., La
facture
H.
2,000
—
Jackson
Income
presently
Thermoid Co., Trenton, N.
J.—Acquisition—
J.)
2,000
Co
Michigan
Curtiss, House & Co
2,000
—
Burge & Kraus
Dividends
existing
Nashua, N. H., will be
"It
-
2,000
Co.—
Webber,
Fahey,
Net
current
70%
"In
2,000
Co
&
&
Ohio
Paine,
(Inc.)
Weeks
&
Hutton
E.
Co.
&
Hornblower
Gross
$200,000.
about
(N.
Inc
of
minority
$3,600,000.
appears
to
period
consideration
at
Prelsdent,
subject
normal
750
—
From Jan. 1—
about
it
1,000
Co.,
J. C. Bradford & Co
Net
Incorporated—Sales Estimated—
to
1,000
Co.——
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings-
estimate
1951
1,000
Turben & Co
Brothers
2,000
Gross
estimates third quarter sales of
$20,500,000 and a
approximately $325,000 after taxes and minority interests.
brings sales for the nine months' period ended
Sept.
of
shares
1,905,085
$959,788
severally
of
67,663
1,956,901
the
Shares
3,500
&
Barney
McDonald
241,545
fixed
City of
period, but
•
5,000
Beane—
is
above
the
quarterly
Allyn & Co., Inc
The
$1,182,021
by
borrowing,
the respective number
after their names below:
3,500
...
used
less than 21/2%>.
2,500
Co
to
up
borrowed
notes
of
Ohio
borrow,
be
1%
Bank
C.
2,439,050
9,296
254,535
to
1954,
company
stock set forth
Blyth & Co., Inc
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
28,
or
Shares
Collin,
The
and
right
incident
underwriters
the
the
Feb.
been
interest
Chase
Toledo,
Amounts heretofore
thereafter
first
„than 3(4%
of
has
until
have
expenses
The
and
The
of
rate
agreed to purchase from
of
Bank
company
to
agreement
program.
1,
prevailing
more
the
time
time outstanding.
one
Sept.
event
National
whereby
revolving
commercial
no
1, 1951, the company entered into a revolving
five banks (The Chase National Bank of the
The Toledo Trust Co., The National City Bank
with
York,
to
4,197; 792
\
of
1S2.
FINANCING
(par $ 100)_
but
Central
20,964
.
_
appointed
$1,000,000
PRESENT
A.
company
loss
This
enter
stok" inii ^nnnni? aPProved division of 1,200,000 shares
SirTSfR ^ 600,000 shares of class A stock and 600,000
•—172, p 1834
St°Ck Wil1 hoid voting Privileges.
V
169,522
999.
p.
Textron
retired
Talon, Inc.—Reclassification of Stock—
common
368,507
954,860
370,484
charges
Royal Little,
$7 Q3
_—
TO
$5,000,000
of
1,819
35,775,437
r
derived
preferred stock.
$5)—-————
construction
6,269
.
$1,223,619
deductions
Fixed
*288,414
$540,389
$8 54
—
share
funds
series
Fulton,
income
1950
$5,681,988
4,187,065
:
of
36,608
$883,906
inc..
oper.
"Textron's
per
$26,101
17,210
412,079
income
Total
not
*72 017
and
Depreciation
for
ry.
"Since
revenue
admin,
hand,
on
7,500,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
81,363
4,127,960
675,480
%
re¬
required
preferred stock—
may
The
company,
its
in
1951—Month—1950
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$6,623,296
$6,377,558 $50,913,578 $44,236,714
Dr.)
and
reserves
$60,500,000
*
due
Curtis
Net
Other
months'
1951
non-operating
Manufacturing,
first
$118,194
132,136
4,634,621
for
future,
sale,
the
current
2,500,000
reborrow
the
2%%
1949
339,713
rent,
interests
California—Earnings-
July 31—
the
640.
p.
the
4,500,000
this
and
under
New
MONTHS
1950
446,964
income———
Period End. Aug. 31Operating revenues
Operating expenses—.
Ry. tax accruals
Equip, rentals (net Dr.)
30,
174
1
,
Super Mold Corp. of
trustee,
1
EFFECT
—
v.,
$8,500,000
167,703
939,814
—
in
agreement.
of
funds
1978—
(par
Trust
prepay
prime
31,113
—
from
the
depreciation
from
1956
The First Boston
railway
GIVING
(2%,
series
New
Net
_
Years Ended
EIGHT
1951
——
from
credit
1980
amount
of
362,238
98,784
railway
provided
instalments
Cleveland,
at
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Results from
Operation—
.
1,000 liquified
as
998.
The
FIRST
$146,389
income—
oper.
Net
2500.
p.
wholly-owned Suburban Propane subsidiary,
a
Chesapeake Propane Gas Co. of
Easton,
"•
AND
financing
cumulative
of
Citizens
690,420
<
in'the
included
Abbott's Gas Service of
Salisbury, Md., by this corpora¬
cn Oct. 3
by Mark Anton, President. The trans-
^1nh<;ipurc1has£ ad,ds approximately
stal.ations in
p
452,175
219,011
/
large
during
368,000
$60,500,000
A.
announced
?i!r ^uWas m?de Lhrou&h
the
Varn*
Earns,
656,422
Corp.—Acquisition—
*
Frov.
from
174,
-V.
p*
5,613
provision
Government
the
additional
an
Suburban Propane Gas
tion
13,343
or
$2,425,000
has
AUGUST
from
$30,000,000
1979
agreement
Smith,
$
247,456,815 202,683,274
15,362,751
14,686,589
Shares outstanding
Earnings per share
erst
94,957
42,746
July 29,*50
$
sales
of
FOR
'
oper.
ry.
Nov. 1,'49
July 28,'51
third
$39,639
348,180
railway
railway—
from
Net
■
to
the
$129,697
101,023
capability
proceeds
revolving
a
preferred stock
1980
for
from
from
1949
793,425
—
this
expansion,
tUnder date of March
of
1950
73,648
oper.. income
Net
due
1,
mortgage.
8,227,679
>
EARNINGS
Gross
Net
Subs.)—Earnings—
Nov. 1, *50
For
and
22,026
railway.
railway
additional
1957)
principal
City
from
in
$C0.500,000
estimated
1977
due
stock
19,764,434
Ry.—Earnings—
income
the
the
derived
about
be
will
notes
4.56%
73,726,396
67,245,939
16,056,128
6,108,893
$129,587
system's
of
from
from
cumulative
Common
902,719
From Jan. 1,«—
(&
June
4 (4 %
„
railway
from
Gross
Stevens & Co., Inc.
after
5,791,811
railway
oper.
Net. ry,
"Deficit.—V. 174, p. 998.
income
5,317,225
August—
12,354
Net
16,605,145
1951
Net
'
-1,844,730
Net
%
640.
p.
loan
Cumulative
1948
974,490
68,333,622
16,941,545
July—
Net
1948
18S. 769
(J. P.)
991,023
79,063,295
Texas & Northern
:
*52,073
;
2,318,760
oper.
2,782,894
of
rapid
experience
postwar
company's program through ( 1955 will have to be
of securities of types and in amounts which will
the light of then existing conditions.
It is expected
due
series
due March
1949
354,528
for
tRevolving credit agreement notes 2%%
$9,321,016 $10,424,892
2,307,974
2,471,934
"14,229
.
Bank
credit
Gross
$253,422
income
311,479
1950
1,565,952
railway
and
that
due
series
series
27/s%
-Earnings—'
$10,686,766 $10,564,408
railway—
174,
series
"Bonds
From Jan. 1—
Ry.—Earnings—
increase
to
industries
sale
in
semi-annual
income
oper.
Net
railway—
railway
from
-
The proceeds are
52,380
from
Net
rate
1949
—_
3%
855,174
338,390
glass
$90,000,000
Authorized
2,154,572
758,496
427,728
1951
from
ex¬
First mortgage bonds:
640.
railway
railway
from
—V.
Rights
$324,223
railway
'
offered
the
at
1950
From Jan. 1—
Gross
be
4
998.
p.
•2,089,765
*'
260,416
/Net ry. oper. income
the
1951
from
from
with
to
$1)
Oct.
underwriting is involved.
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Net
(par
stockholders of record
common
August—
Gross
stock
common
notification
of
share for each 10 shares held at $8,50 per share.
on
used
Sept.
on
1,029,860
income—
the
balance
3'/8%
2,278,496
701,554
from
Gross
Net
The
and
its
CAPITALIZATION
75,759
From Jan. 1—
'
104
depreciation reserves and retained earnings during the period,
proceeds of the sale of the new preferred stock, and proceeds
the revolving credit agreement.
from
44,937
2,237,713
July—
$136,026
at
net
1948
$269,169
100,626
60,449
Texas & New Orleans RR.-
72,830
1956
kilowatts.
and
the
from
the
the
to
$173,924
income
1,
construction
to
continues
area
oil
$268,770
145,302
30,308
railway
railway
oper.
Net
Deductions
Sept.
expenditures
derived
anticipated
complete
from
MONTHS
1949
$312,293
income—
1,885,802
8,700,499
540,987
expenses
the
as
the
earmarking
hand
on
determined
be
308,297
.1951
174, p.
$9,372,835
7,369,412
admin,
and
1950
to
101.
applied
will
be
earnings,
is
It
779,415
293,453
230,108
AUGUST
railway
railway
oper.
ry.
to
be
construction
years,
will
funds
tained
1,925,420
railway
income—i
from
Net
$8,084,323
services—
and
advertising
With
alone
475,000
to
balance
from
$420,724
242,156
107,748
From Jan. I1—
Cost
will
approximately
one-half
expansion will come from
raised
Gross from
1951
down
proceeds
through
five
next
kilowatts
1948
$265,752
64,500
from
ry.
prior
or
on
scaling
net
growth.
center
407.
p.
1949
$300,559
oper.
from
Net
3 Months Ended Aug. 31—
redeemable
prices
substantially
system
utility
the
$249,260
'
Standard Milling Co.—Earnings—
r
its
industrial
railroad
■Earnings—
August—
Gross
Net
—V.
and
income
EARNINGS
profits tax laws in effect at June 30.
excess
from
Net
1,846
/
current
railway
oper.
Net
3,210
1,775
the
railway
from
$2,906
5,512
Number of holders of preferred stock
with
of
$4,428,487
were
From Jan. 1—
Gross
^
stock—.
common
34,284,197
20,498,167
3,077,990
6,296
3,584,129
6,515
Average number of employees in the U. 8
Average annual earnings of hourly employees in
at
BUSINESS—-Supplying electricity in an area of approximately 2,500
miles in and around Toledo, Ohio, the fourth largest city in
the company is required to expand -the generating capability
30
1951
from
an
square
days, in the amount of $1,433,701.
$2,266,963, including that part of bank loan
months $600,000 and accrued Federal and States
July—
$4.00
Net
$1.24
1,081,337
were
12
for
within
Texas Mexican Ry.-
9.2c
Net
is
stock
new
thereafter
utility
3,827,708
shares
sales—
Offered —The
Co. headed
group
While
income per common share
$2.30
Dividends per share of common stock———
$0.85
Dividends per share of preferred stock—$4.00
Common
—.—~~~——
of
paid
liabilities
income
Stock
penses.
$1,338,506
$1.33
852.
p.
the State,
customarily
2,876,542
dollar
The
and
revised.
At
June
30, 1951, current assets
$1,974,113 and accounts receivable, all
5,385,681
8,057,980
9,704,801
banking
305,780
$1,472,738
1,107,062
._—
outstanding
Earnings per share
1950
*10,575,757
—
—
declared
per
732,213
914,804
463,242
'
income
3,619,399
9.7c
income
Net
869,432
1,006,825
—
taxes
Shares
$100,060,913 $87,534,979
—
and
income
income
174,
Corp. and Collin, North &
PROCEEDS—The
Squibb & Sons (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
sales
Income
Net
depletion—,.
17
Year Ended June 30—
Net
States
and
63,331
$3,2.91,303
—
expenses
and
Federal
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $250,000 of 10-year 5%
sinking fund notes and 125,000
shares of 10-cent par value capital stock to be offered in units of
$1,000 of notes and 500 shares of stock at $905 per unit, without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to
be used for construction and
working capital.
"
Boston
above.—V.
which publicly offered on
Oct. 3 a new issue of 50,000 shares of 4.56% cumulative
preferred stock at par ($100 per share), plus accrued
dividends from Sept. 1, 1951.
$3,227,972
35,861
$3,817,237
Non-cpcrating
corporation
(E. R.)
income
Depreciation
Springdale Silica Sand, Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files—
The
$3,781,376
—
Total
998.
p.
operations
1,800,708
20,245,958
railway—,..
railway
income—
from
ry.
16,650,717
7,668,303
3,911,614
from
Net
Net
will become
are
Consolidation—
Inc.—Proposed
Co.— Preferred
Edison
investment
from
Profit
plant
Rubber
2129.
Toledo
From Jan. 1—
-
reclaim
Thermoid.
running at
Thermoid's cash outlay will not exceed
purchase of the controlling shares as well as liqui¬
substantial part of the smaller company's indebtedness.—
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.
Co.—Earnings-
six Months Ended June so—
$2,368,738
825,426
$3,101,127
rubber
for
that sales of Essex
including
V.
See
Texas Gulf Producing
1948
1949
Essex
material
raw
099.
p.
1,316,943
railway-™
oper.
1950
1951
:
—
of
source
Thompson
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings-
The
uses.
new
The
a
3,160,593
710,798
-249,426
railway
oper.
174,
industrial
the rate of $3,000,000 annually.
railway
income—
from
100,797
supplement Thermoid's line.
Additional capacity may be
output of Thermoid's standard items for automotive
increase
other
and
From Jan 1—
1,724,648
railway
will
to
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
91,565
56,610
—
from
.
.
of
also
declared
of
Nov.
100%
a
common
stock,
stock
par
dividend
$2,
the
Dec.
300,000
20
to
30.
$600,000
from
authorized.—V.
paid-in
174,
surplus
to
p. "721.
manu¬
iteia«
on
payable
(Continued
on
Page 43)
the
capital stock
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Year 1950
$ per
39% Dec
8 per share
54 y2 Jan
21
41% Mar 15
62
Dec
30
4% Mar 15
8
27% Dec
29
27% Jan
*25y2 Dec 29
25% Jan
1
19% Jan
3
6
July 12
18
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Par
Abbott
Laboratories
Aug
2
Sep
19
ACF-Brill Motors Co
2
33% Jan
30
Acme Steel Co
2
33% Oct
3
Adams
I per share
58
8
Co
42 y» Feb
14
36% July 12
43% Sep
17
Adams-Millis Corp
39% July 14
53% Nov
15
49
4
63% Sep
25
17 Vi Jan
39 Va
17
20y4 July 17
29% Feb
28
Admiral
13% Mar 15
7% July 17
47% Jan 18
11% May
2
53
5
3
7% July 26
48% Dec
55% Mar ,9
15
121
5
July
1
133 '
50.
Jun
8
3% Jan
2y2 May 10
25
3
Jun
31% Apr
3
19
'
19
23
Dec
28
19% Jun
27% Feb
9
77
Oct
18
71
80
Feb
2
5y8 Dec
4
2% Jun 27
58
Feb
3% Jan
2y4 July 13
15% Mar 29
67% Jan
26 y# Apr
121% Jan
28% NOV 27
20% July 13
110% Jan
Apr
29
3
4% Jan
2
86% Dec
3
73 y2 JUn
30
74
Sep
21% Jan
; 83% Oct 20
89% Mar
100
47 % Dec
Nov
July 11
May 31
80
■
19
18
86
11
Sep
91% July
Apr 26
49% Sep
36 Vb May 26
-
2
87% Jan
28
102
6'
v
25
Feo
13
Gas
Equipment
$3 preferred w w
11% May 27
'9% Sep
60 %
*
58
4
19
Jan
26% Dec
23 V2 Dec
13
Feb
16
28% Jun
27
22
30% Jun
11
32 ya Jan
93
1
28
\ 44
y4 Sep
100% Dec
44
'
BlVa July 12
30
Aug 24
57%
57%
57 VB
58 %
7 3/8
73/8
7%
7%
7%
31%
31%
313/4
2,200
33%'
33%
3,900
41%
413/4
31%
31%
31%
313/4
33 %
33-
33%
33'/a
33 »/8
33 y#
33%
42%
42'/a
*41%
42%
Dec
20% Aug
28% Jan
July 13
9
91 % July
29
40
29
34 Vb Jun
3
July
36
5'A Dec 29
5
40
Aug 16
Jan
•3% Jun
26
49% Oct
2
100% Aug
3
40% Apr
:
27
88'A Aug 31
423/4
*42
423/4
6iy2
*61%
62
61
01
24%
25
25
25%
25%
25 s/8(
24%
25%
24%
253/a
14,000
9 VB
9%
9%
9%
9>/2
35,200
9%
50
3%
23%
1
3%
100
♦80%
82
•,
48
'
'
47%
48%
93
*92
20
36 y2 Apr
Jun
27
Feb
5
Sep
10
2
66% Sep
;
Jun
16%. Apr
Jan
3%
3%
23%
72
72
3%
33/a
3%
80>A
*78
*
48
93
*80
.
82
47%
<
'
13
2
20 y4 July
5
Jan
22
66% Aug
2
May 14
27
10% Jun
27
Dec
30
12% Jun
29
17% Jan
30% July
5
43% Dec
14
34 y2 Jun
25
44y8 Feb.
101% Feb
8
109% Oct
4
7% Jan
13
14 y4 Apr
3% Jan
3
July
29
93% Jan
190
Jan
18
167 y2 Jun
35
Oct
17
x29 % Jun
55% Jun
26
79
Feb
18
22
21% July 13
19
51
23
Feb
17% Jun
25% Dec
30
81% May
97
8
July
39% July
Mar 22
15% July 17'
23
21 y4
18
7
Jun
\
Brake
Amer
4%
Shoe
American Can
lie
1%
Jan
10
180
Aug
2
3%%
conv
42% Jun
29
58% Jan
15
6%. July 13
18
Jun
8 y4 May
27
Feb
30
2
Nov
24
21% Jan.
4
4
16% Aug 30
434 Mar 23
l3/4 Aug 14
3% Jan
2
933/8 Oct
12y4 July 12
25 y» Mar 22
12 y4 Jun
54
79% Oct
723/8 May
3
62 y2
62%
62 %
63
63
64
64
65
65
13
843/b May
17
6
American
18
Sep
18% Jan
1
19
$7
12%
6%
6%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16 %
24,800
43%
43%
43%
43
4334
6,100
112 %
111
112
112
112
112
111
115%
116%
1693/4
169%
170
333/4-
34 Vb
343/4
34%
353/4
36%
363/4
76
76
76%
77
783/4
783/4
79
31%
31
31%
31%
313/4
31%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
19%
193/4
19%
19%
19 y2
19%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 y2
*91%
92%
90%
91%
91
91
92
!
*160
117
.
Saturday
162
46
3
American Gas
9
American Hide
51% Jan
10
SALE
$ per share
6%
6%
6%
6%
No par
40c
♦27%
29%
*28%
29%
16%
17 y4
1%
13/4
105 %
105%
STOCK
No par
.
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
123/4
106
90
1%
106 »/2
160%
47%
Oet. 4
tper
preferred
•28
1%
58%
59%
59%
593/4
59%
45%
*45%
45%
45%
6%
65/a
6%
/
48
*46
■
4,100
12%
90
59
.
6%
59%'
46
3,000
V
3,000
9,300
1,200
6%
*6%
•46 y2
48
♦46 y2
48
106
89%
*
46
6 %
6%
6,200
105 y2
;
59%
45%
,
1%
•
46
58%
45 >/2
*46
6,000
12%
6'/4
48
300
17%
13
90%
58%
*46
8,500
29'A
1%
106 y4
12%
90
,
Shares
6%
29
1%
105%
106%
13
123/4
90
the Week
17
;.
17%
90%
12%
90
6%
29
17
Sales for
Friday
*443/4
50
800
900
;
I per share
6%
6%
1%
106
12%
6%
/V
.
Oct. 5
>
share
1
-
12,100
283
47'4
10
Leather com
70
117
115 %
*270
290
10
Electric Co
2,000
92%
*91
159%
17%
90
;
24 %
Thursday
29
17
1%
600
23 y2
47%
63/4
*27
s
4,200
19 y2
PRICES
6%
17%
1%'
12%
89%
17
1,800
41 y2
161%
$ per share
1
31%
19%
47%
Oct. 3
$ per share
31%
41%
'
161%
463/4
Wednesday
Oct. 2
1
American Hawaiian SS Co
2
2,000
118
♦270
290
163% (
46%
HIGH
116%
119%
v\
162
Tuesday
Oct. I
No par
Jan
*270
162
46
46
Monday
I per share
117
1183/s
290 V
*270
164%
*45
JNo par
No par
Jan
80
92
Tiling
9
793/4
23%
118%
420
14.200
37%
41%
19%
290
4.400
116 %
170
36%
313/4
41%
V
7,500
M
"
41%
116 5/8
10,500
6 34
-.
31%
*270
500
'
.
13
169 y2
171
*19%
10
111
1153/4
1153A
115%
*169%
171
10
LOW AND
preferred
convertible
1163/4
100
preferred
&
116
*169%
10
European Secur
&
14%
42%
116
Sept. 29
$7 2nd preferred A
6%
13%
6%
;
60% Aug
11
12%
6%
20
50
Dec
133/8
6y2
90
14%
33%
75 3%
com
515/a May 15
49
46% Jun 30
12%
6%
600
3,200
:
,
42%
168%
«■
41% May 19
53/4 July 201
47 y2 Mar
9
123/4
6%
.
143/8
No par
55% Mar 22
3
12%
6 3/4
No par
American Export Lines Inc
Amer 81 Foreign Power com
$6
123/4
6J/2
:
...
42%
,
1153/8
For
16
.91% Sep
111%
12%
STOCK
Sep
108
*109%
V
preferred series A-100
preferre."* series B-100
22% Feb
1
14%
42%
No par
I—100
Cable
'
14%
>
25
Fdry com
American Encaustic
3
v.
100
common
9
29
-
41%
2
No par
com
4534 Aug 25
8y8 Dec 29
44% July 12
4334 July 26
4% Jan
8
53% Jan
2% July 13
64 Vb Jan
3
Jan
62%
$ per share
19
24
"i
19%
-
EXCHANGE
24% Feb
July 31
17
15%
1,100
54,400
87'4
19 y.
—
YORK
'
'
15%
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
63
86%
Distilling Co.
Range for Previous
•62
62%
15%
Cyanamid Co
American
100
4,100
19%
4%%
111
300
17
139
86%
2
113% Jun 23
62 y8
37
137
19 V*
Feb
101% July 12
♦16%
15%
Crystal Sugar com
prior preferred
conv
62% •
*36
17
140
*85 y4
American
3J/a%
61%
61%
37
17
138%
15%
24
American
139%
2,200
19%
Co
2
♦36
17%
133
7,800,.
3%
86
&
6
♦17
:
19%
Colortype Co
Aug
17%
60%
36%
36%
38
131
3%
15%
Chicle
131% Aug
share
*36%
3%
<■
85%
American
294
$ per
3%
.
3:900
.
19%
American
4
$ per share
3%
3%
-
■i
87 Vb
110
-
19%
American Chain
2
$ per share
/■ 3%
33/a
38%' *38'/a
87 %
>109
-
153/8
9
71% Jan
Highest
110%
V
86 y4
21
171% Jan
Year 1950
87%;.
19%
20
76% Nov 21
Lowest
87 V*
15%
preferred
178% Jun 19
6
383/8
873/4
113%
86%
Co
Co
preferred
13
49% Oct
38%
86%
111%
>
2,000
4,€0o
15 y2
—50
American Car &
16
13
3%
16,600
98%
86 y4
preferred
_100
Broadcasting Co Inc
1
Cable & Radio Corp
1
Jan
32% Jan
38%
86
111
112
49%
98%
85 Vb
38
38%
100
49 Vb
15%
convertible
115% Jan
49
38 Vb
14,000
95J/2
19%
Feb
97
37%
1,000
•
43%
*95
107%
85%
2,400
48
.
'
25% Aug
6 >4 Nov
343/4 Apr
11
13
-93/8 Apr
13
26
92
3
75
Dec
13
July 17
i- 16%
J
13% July
25% Oct-
3
101
Jan
5% Jan
3
29
July 13
14% Dec
13
V
6% Jun 26
f
23% Aug
1
}'
32
Aug
3
}
cl2
Aug
2
|
/
,
t
60
i
July
4
f
29% May
9
11
: 2
3
27
90
3
x83
Jun
143/4 Sep
>; 8
106% Jan
31
10
2
70% Mar 28 '
44
.Jun
38
i
103% Sep 25
167 :
Jan
:9
:
Apr 23
.37 :
18-
Nov 24
123% Jan
5
Jun 20
42% Feb
123% Jun / 6
5
,Jan 13
35% Dec
5
Feb
56
July 16
149
19
483/4 Oct
15;
.31V2 Jan
42
145
July 14
10V4 Jan
7y8 Jun 25
-
Feb 28
177
6
139% Jan
:
2
37% Oct
:
3
303/a July
i
2
323% Jan
10
11
.38% Apr
14
27
133/4 May
10V2 Jun 25
1
•
38 y2 Jan 25
Jun 27
t
f
128
-18% Jun
30
146% Jan
3
«
•
.
{
;
623/4 July 26
\
146% Jun 30
■i
;60y2 Aug 17
13
-
7% Jan
63
May
5% Feb
61
>
Mar
Amer Machine & Metals
American Metal
4%%
American News
American
.7%
Jan
16
4
Sep
14
120% Apr
10
10% Feb
0
American Water Works Co Inc
46% Jah
3
American
95
Dec
18
31
American
15
Apr 30
70
Nov 21
40% Dec 28
5
38% Nov 24
18% July 13
30% Dec 28
Mar 16
107
July 17
94 V2 Jan
14% Mar 28
16% Nov 24
81
68% Jan
28
14
8
American Tel & Tel Co
X95% Jun
Dec
1
9
10
25 y4 Oct
•
2
101 % Oct
3
50% Oct
3
3
46
Oct
4
Jiily
6%
8
100
•
Jun
34% Aug 20
3
11
Jan
110
Tobacco
13
5%
Corp
preferred
7%
$4
Viscose
J
Feb"
19 y4
i
9y»Jan
t
3
11
36
Nov" 18
31 VB Apr
26y4Jan 13
,
•
Sep
28
47 3/8 Oct
conv
•
'
$4
Hock
page
22.
July
2
51% Jan 29
16
:
8 5/b
;
8%
35
8%
153A
*
47
•'
.
!
48'A
-
35%
8%
:
101
1013/i
158
159
159
38%
126 y2
37%
35%
353/4
11%
67%
67 %
130%
130%
16
158%
16%
159 Vb
38%
101
V
•
8%
48%
>
.
48%
158
."
38%
♦125
Steel
>
-•125
126%
37%
353/4/
353/4
37%
373/4
35%
36
353/4
353A
11%
11%
11%
11V*
260
68-
68%
:
♦131
67%
67%
*130
67%
♦131
135
16
16
16%
159%
159%
159%
133
-
:
;
16%
16
159
1593/4
.
62%
63%
138 %
68 3/4
1183/4
9
5
38%
*97
119
9 Vb
63
137%
68
69
♦118%
118%
119
8%
;•>/
39
35%
900
ny4
135
11%
900
68
\:
68 y4
1,300
16
16%;;
159%
158%
■
100
135
•131; j
■
.
leys
2,400
159 %
30,400
97
97
773/4
773/4
78
25%
243/a
25
98
68
62 y4
138%
68
*
.118%
118%
9
9
10,200
62%
137 Vb
;
.
•
650
;
693A
10,500
330
118%
2,700
9
9
9
40
41%
41
41%
97%
97%
98
98
98 y2
80 y2
82%
82 %,
93 %
910
24%
25 y4
24%
24%
25,200
80%
-
80%
24%
:
25%
100%
xlOO
101%
101
48%
483/4
49
49%
50
443/g
44
44%
44%
30,100
110
100 y2
1,840
49%
50 (A
49%
50%
52,400
45%
46
45
46
100
50%
44%
25
50
No par
118 y2
118%
63
138%
40
*97
81
24%
66%
8%
40%
98%
62%
137%
69
200
12,500
37%
39%
9
383/4
63 Va
137%
>11,200
230
38%
35%
11%
68
*11
-
126 y2
.
•37*/4.
373/4
373/8
1373/4
45%
101%
•
101
r-100
2,730
Corp—
31%
6.25
Mining
Corp
1.90O
1
159
; :38%
38%
•38
•125
.159
158%
157
:
126%
*38%
1261/2
69%
Inc
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Armco
4,800
>4
48
101%
101 «/4
i
37%
63 y4
& Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Co
8,000
38,200
i6y8
48O
>100%-. 101%
102%
X158
-383/8
•125
138 »/2
Anderson Clayton
Products
700
.171
,8%
.
8,400
.
•
21%
15%
♦168
4,400
100
8%
35
<;21%
49
•>:
15%
.
*34 y2
:<
200
103
8%
i: 35
48%
48%
*47
47 '
7,700
6,500
15
'
>/•■'/
171
8%
'
48
45%
10
17%
58%
103
.
16
*168
8%
48
45%.
/
21%
21%
16
171
400
12,300
84
58
35
34 y2
213/4: 21%
♦168
47%
.
34%'
.19,700
i
,
17%
8%
*8%
-
35%
'
15%
••
102
35 y2
♦11
100
Glass
A P W
36 Va
18
21% :
171
68%
preferred
Andes Copper
Aug 15
47
•
623/4
Common
10
47% Oct
For footnotes see
25
3
8%
46%
*38
prior preference—No par
1
22
60
11
20
15%
♦168
35
9
35%
35%
,
35
138%
preferred
Feb
46% Apr
Dec
*83%
v
15%
15
15 Va
*8%-
35%
21% :
15%
♦125
.
Woolen common—No par
8% Jan
19:
7
33% July 14
•.
3
64
49% Dec 26
15
t
10
13% Apr ,4
6% May 21
17% Dec
4
'
Feb
Sep
22'
171
103
•15
9
25
*
47
*8%
^-100
com..—25
100
common
preferred
American
Anchor
110% Mar
July 12
.
9y»
20%
'
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
Anaconda Wire & Cable
2
2
36 y8
158
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
773% Apr
x25% Apr
par
i—100
4
37 y8 July
83/8
993/4
5
American Sumatra Tobauio
23 Vm Feb
25
100
14
Jan
8
15%
97%
20 y8
1,100
'
Sugar Refining com—100
preferred
—100
163 Vb Sep
30 V* Jun
103
47
No par
78
xll7
*102%
♦46
No oar
Co
7
18
,
»
American
154
27% Mar 10
106
Stores
American Stove Co
14
6
5
100
29
12y8 Mar 22
*102%
15%
15%
No par
JUn
46% Dec
102%
15%
21%
25
common
Jun
57% Apr
102%
102%
213/a
97 y2
173/4
59
♦168
par
preferred
25
15 % Sep 1.
Jan
Mar
138
17%
58 y4
•
19%
21 y4
:
I
173/4
400
22
.
19%
V
84
*83%
84
58%
'
100
100
Co
*83%
173/s
35
American Steel Foundries
non-cum
19%
;84
34%
par
6%
193/a
58%
*101
par
7 %: preferred
American Snuff
20%
203/8
173/8
34%
pay
97%
20 ft.
10
80
22
21%
97 y2
57%
35%
Power & Light
No
com—No
preferred
American Safety Razor
■
American Seating Co
No
American Ship Building Co_No
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No
203A
97%
16%
34%
7%
20%
*97
57
34%
American
20%
97%
16%
Co—No par
Amer Rad & Std San'y
19%,
57%
No par
Gas
Co
;
19%
16
100
Molasses Co
59
27% Apr
I
preferred
.
19%
22%
19%
5,700
1,800
7ya
•78
563/4
No par
134
Mar 30
26
v. Jun
84
♦963/4
7
:
22%
*21%
353/4
35>/4
IVa
80
22%
>20%
19%
84
7ya
-*78
80
193/4 (
20
193/a
Ltd com.No par
Co
20
97%
7%
♦78
35%
35%
35%
IVb
•
22%
193/4
*963/4
*83
100
158
3
Apr 20
preferred
*22
19%
7%
80
i
19%
;
No par
150
21% Feb 28
84
3.90%
22%
19%
1
35%
'■
19%
100
223/4 Feb
3
1613/4 May 20
76% Jan
9
121% Mar 28
•
common
129
64%: NOV 27
117% Aug 17
f
Locomotive
preferred
136 y2 Oct
54% Nov 16
/
733/4 May 23
59J/2 Jan': 2
1%
35%
7%
*78
American Natural
16% Aug
2
American
;
71/4
22%
American International Corp_No par
American Investment Co of HI
1
Amer Mach & Fdry com
35%
35%
79
*8
22% Sep
3
July
7%
79
100
15 Vb
5
16 y8 Jan
35%
1
No par
preferred
1
s 3
165 :
non-cum
2
353/8 Oct
*12 y4 Jan
6%
American
36% Feb
Apr 24
Products
American Ice Co common..
Amer Metal Products Co
3
Jan
313/8 July 19
.
American Home
8
19% Mar
.11
27% Jan. ,3
.,'..169% Sep 14
1
14
19
73% Nov 24
,
t
3
*•' Sep
60
July 31
'
/ May
173/4 Oct
10% Jan 25
413% Apr
3
100 / Jun 20
28
51% Mar 16
22% Mar 24
;
21
29
20 3/8 Oct
14 Ve Jan
9% Jan 11
134% Sep 25
f
24% Feb
53% Dec 14
37 % Dec 22
>
8
105 T Jan
163% May 12
•
5
*157%Apr
20
29
Jun
223/8 May 23
30% Mar 30'
>
Sep
Aug
95% Aug 28
.12
22
9% Nov 10
185
5% July 13
2834 Dec 16
.
23
20
" 2
333% Mar 16
f
175% July 18
24
36 3/4 Jan
,
11% July 26
•
f
Oct
Jan
24
Jan
86
19
17% May 24
7
11% Nov 22
47 y4 Dec 29
106 y2 May 17
/18% Aug 16
Mar 22
104
i
V
90
4
8y4 Jan
1
Jun
16
28
17% May 12
123/4 July 12
I' 78
?
Nov
36% Aug 10
23
6% May
75
213/4 Dec 28
3
Bl% July
'
16 y8 Dec
/
July 18
29% Jan
Mar 29
—.—
..100
31%
100
31
*100'/4
-
x30%
453/4
46%
...16%
16%
5
*7%
73/4
*54%
543/4
54
54 V4
42 V*
42
423%.
No par
10
.61
,
42
62 y2
61
46%
-
•101 y2
61%
47%
,
.
30%
.
62%
•
4'
47%
47 VB
.17%
46%;
,7%
102
62
,.62%:
•16J/2 ^ 16%
*73/8
,
31
*iooy2
31%
102
No par
21-80
10
20
17%
•17%
*73/8
7%
*7%
54
54%
42%
43%
*54
42%
30%
61%
70.
102
61
61
2.000
47%
9,400
17%
17%
•7%
7%
42%
5,200
20%
102
46%
,
'
47%
54 y4
30%
!
102
:
-
200
36
'42%
96%
800
7,500
22
35%
.
43 Vb.
'
V
753/4
•21%
35%
42%
•95
50
v'-.
9%
15V4
*85%
28% Feb
.
99
l
1
22% Feb
32 y2 Aug
July 10
89
27
Oct
19
X45
38
106
*36% '
10
American Bosch Corp
American
14
4
.
49%
98 y2
100
*35%
:9%:
:
22,000
;.
preferred—100
common—.
conv
preferred
American
85% May 17
5
18y4Jan
27 y2
30% Nov 27
38% Dec
July
6%
2
Jan
29
Airlines
cum
30
39% Jan
Co
American Bank Note common
16
118% Sep
2
2
73 y4
3%%
Sugar
Petroleum
Jan
185
28
27
July
6
7% Mar
2
5
Jun
90% July 26
178
19
Amerada
14% Apr
114
6
10
49 y4
98%
American
15;
Jan
5% Jun
49%
98%
16
13 Vb Jan
10 % Jan
49%
99
61%
16% Jan
'
493/4
99
>" 61%
78
102
95
49
*3%
.
50
.
42%
95
49%
84%
1
preferred
35%
41%
95%
129
7
21
8V4 Apr 21
120% May 24
convertible
35%
41%
*17
27
20
6%
Amalgamated
35%
10
100
-93%
22
*95
102%
No par
com
22
95 y2
37%
America—No par
j
22%
17%
28
57
of
22%
98
Mfg Common.No par
3%% conv. preferred—
100
Alpha Portland Cement—No par
Co
23
48%
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminum
42
4734
'
41%
35%
*
:
•
47%
;*92y2
75%-
♦21%
37,200
..
,
94%
.
75 ya
130%
Dec
16
41
*95
:
9%
75%"
*16%
Dec
67% Jun
"
*80%v, 81
.'*78
82'
9%
9%
40
3%
47%*
*92'%
1,900
73
82
47%
;
%
35%
23
35 Vb
*
100
82
•
8,300
24
3%
.
.
130
14,200
3%
3%
3%
*78
94
52 %
23%
75%
10
Dec
53
*21%
-
135
♦72
9%
128%
14
88 ■
n
3%
75%
75
1,300
29(4
23%
*130y2
24
73
80%
93
"9%
(The)—_1
26% Jan
30
14% July 13
75%
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
82
9% Jun 27
66
4
9%
'74%
•
No par
;
Amalgamated Leather Co
23
19
Jun
49
53% Nov 22
Jan
9%
*.
,
common—No par
.
Aluminium Limited.
143
16 y4 July 13
40
.
1 *>
1_8 •">
i
.
preferred
3
5% Jan
41
Mills
.
No Dar
__
Allied Stores Corp
,4%
.
200
62
•513A
29%
135
23%
■'
82
*78
82
47%
*92
x28%
♦100%
3%
♦72
3%
3%
52%V
•513%
29%
135
23%
*
.
73
-
82
'*78
%
3 %
233/4
•72
3%
*80%
29%
*130%
3%
73
9%
52%
*513/4
293/4
135
.23%
23 Ve
*72
9%
513/4
29%
*130%
*61
1
9%
51%
29%
135
3
10
9%
51
28%
5
3
113% Oct
;
29
94
r
26?
9
2
Mar 13
84
22
Allied
Oct
Feb
28
67% July
Dec
98
'
5
.
5,900
6i y2
10b
Allied Kid Co__
48% Jan
-
20
89% Jun
2
Allied
9,000
*41 %
*130%
w w_
Industries Inc_._;
Chemical & Dye.
5
14
xlOl
3
Jun
Allen
'
63
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Feb
36
4
39% July 17
/
20
99% Dec 20
38% Jan 11
53% May 31
11
32
*61%
CLOSED
50
Allegheny Corp common
5%% preferred A
23% Feb
•'
Shares
58%
73/8
317a
100
common
preferred
77%'Sep
4
10
: Jan
I per share
57%
7%
'
8ya Jan
83% Nov
the Week
73/8
7%
No par
Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Inc
Oct. 5
1
com
Alabama &
4%%
58
Sales far
Friday
Oct. 4
t per share
l
Air Reduction Inc
Aldens
58
Thursday
Oct. i
$ per share
32%
.
EXCHANGE
No par
Corp
Affiliated
PRICES
Wednesday
31%
STOCK
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
Apr
SALE
Oct. 2
S per share
58%
7%
1
36% Dec 21
•
$ per share
2.50
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 1
10
Express
AND
Monday
Sept. 29
$ per share
$ per share
1
2% Feb
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
share
'
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
*53 y8
42%
900
17%
7%
54
42y8
'
2,400
15,800
12
This Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<1304)
...
Monday, October 8, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Year 1950
Saturday
Oct. 1i
,
{_:
Oct. 2
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 29
SALE
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest4
Lowest
)
Thursday
.
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 4
Oct. 3
;
the Week
Oct. 5
1
f
13
28
Nov
2
Aug 10
39% July 26
117'/a Jun
7
8
27
16
29
13% Feb
9
27
Oct
5
Arvln Industries Inc
bep
5
104
12% Jan
9
28% Sep
28
120
22% July 12
9% Jun
Jan
Aug
July 17
*
27% Oct
19
27% Jan
2
42
July 12
21
124
5
28% Oct
23
27% Jan
2
8
40 % May
101 % Sep
91% Aug 30
2
4
97
Sep
58 % Oct
5
1st
Topeka
75% Aug 27
82
Aug
2,
New
51% Sep
27
55
Aug
3
New
19
21% Jun
12
18 Va Jan
28
61% Jun
29
83
Jan
4
92% Jan
18
Santa
&
84 %
117%
11%
58
118%
84%
•„
86
CLOSED
16 %
'
58
,
58%
•'
11 %
\
•
57% ■: 57%
I
V*
37
37%
37%.
37%
40 Va
41
23%
»
>
40%'
V 25
*
•
9%
•
.
,25
'
118,300
2,200
12
89
3,300
57%
57 y4
<
24%
v/V;
'
37%;
41
"
23%
23%
37«/8
W
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•
4,200
•
-7
41%
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24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
'<
24
100 %
95
ioo
99% 100
98%
96
96
96
96%
95
95%
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900
56%
56%
56%:
57
57
5874
5874
79
10,900
9672
56%
55
56
;■
•"
ioi y4
,
100
400
100
99
78%
79
78%
79%
79%
80 V*
78%
80%
51%
52%
51%
52Vi
51%
52
51%
52%
/
51%
81
—--50
Atl G &
100
2,700
V? 2.600
,•.
,95%
100%
10
*22%
22%
*22%
22%
22%
23
23
23
23
230
•■r.Vv
800
23
No par
*73%
74
74%
75%
76
78
77%
78
76
7772
1
*95%
97
96
96
*95%
99
*95
100
25
*97%
101
98%
98%
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74%
-——50
7
240
27
ii
41
•
Fe—
City Electric
Coast
430
lO'/a
26%
26
36%
42
-
9%
'
16%
9%
257/8
.:37%
*41%
•
9%
.'
94'%
116%
16%
117%
17y2
*16%
-25%.
94%
116%
95,'
117%
>9%
.
:>.■
37%
■
,
:
94%
:
117%.
*16%. ,17%
9%
25
94
.;
117%
16%.
9%
v
25
94
y
118%
'
"9% "'10
40%
95
■;
*16%.
16%';
25
_10
Preferred
Atlantic
Shares
$ per share
87%
11%
85
.
*
Ca
common
Atlantic
12
*
—-100
—100
——
7.
23% Sep
2
preferred
Investment
Associates
Atch
*17% Dec
EXCHANGE
-1/
2nd preferred
6%
26
3
*94
f per share
share
.11% .;11%
v
'
57%
57%
.94%
r
;
11%
84
82
57%
117
2.50
common
5.25%
25
Sep
41% Jan
92
59% Mar
39% July 12
New
81%
94%
STOCK
$1.20 cum conv preferred—No par
22% Aug 30
-
<
$ per
t per share '"
-
«
■'
'';io%?
10%
'
Oil & Refining Co com—1
Ashland
7
share
81%
$6 conv prior preferred
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
21% Aug 28
$ per
10%
197/8 Feb
3
«y4 July 13
July 13
t per share
Co of IUlnoUi com.
&
15% July 23
46% Jan
19 7, Dec
21
Armour
No par
Armstrong Cork Co com
No pai
$3.75 preferred
Nopai
$4 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No par
18
14% Apr
r
12
92
93% Apr 11
109% July 17
105% Nov 17
107% July 31
9
Jan
59% Aug
76% July 20
53
12% Jan
8% July 18
13
Jan
69
11% Dec
91
100 y« Mar 13
Far
8 per share
g per share
I per share
t per share
7% Jan
<
Co
7,509
'
52
4,200
'
1,500
'
;41
Jan
13
70% Dec
68
Jan
28
86
Nov
18
86
Jun
27
95
Nov
6
75% Dec
;36% Jan 24
99% Jan
99
25
Sep
4
80% Sep
92% Jun
25
105 % Jan
17
May 23
28% Sep
12
X25
24
25% Nov
97% Sep
60% Jan
18
105% Nov 27
5
•22% July 13
Feb
82
,
6
.
5%
Line
Atlantic
Lines common
I SS
preferred
non-cum
74 y8
74%
74%
74%
95%
95%
95 %
96
5
series B
$3.75
Corp—
8,009
'
100
Refining common
Preferred
Atlas
RR
26%
26%
27
27
98%
*95
105
*97%
99
100
100
*977a
102
100
75%
Ho
a
7574
95
95%
94%
95%
27%
26%
743/4
95
x94
27
27%
25%
27
3,009
42%
3,209
74 s,
11,100
450
Atlas Powder-
28% Sep
5
:"40
Dec
27
Feb
2
116
105
Dec
13
Nov
31
17
July
■I 6%
Jun
30
14% Jun
29
16
Feb
29
11% Dec
20
14% Jan
26
28
5% Jun
,10% July 11
12
f
7
Jun
43% Sep
28
120
109% July 20.
27
31% Dec
15
Jun
18
Common
Sep
18,
Jan
11
Atlas
10% Jan
15
Austin
16% Jan
10
11%
25
19
31
<
20
42
i-lOO
No par
*24
common—.—No par
*8
(voting)
convertible pfd ser A
A%
Tack
Corp
:-
8ye
8
41%
*26
28%
*24
4iy2
•
28%
j
42
42
115%
116
*115
115
115
28%
41%
42%
41%
42%
115
115
116
115%
109
115%
28%
*26
28%
*26
"
; 9%
7% July
15% Sep
2,
Aug 23
*15%
15%
*15%
5c
lO'/s
10%
10%
Co of Amer—5
13%
13%
13%
Avco
Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
7%
7%
7%
18
51% Mar
8
9% Apr
18
.37% Jan
4
53% Apr
18
43% Jun
t;,10%Dec 26
15% Jan
25
10
July 11
10
Jun
8%
8 7a
Conv prior
Autocar
pref ($1.20)—-No par
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
15%
10%
9%
10%
13%
13%
13%
13%
7 %
73/a
7 %
7%
45%
45%
45%
*
8 7a
10%
13%
1
3
8%
10%
Automatic Canteen
8% Mar
5% Jan
~BVb
*15%
:-%
Co——
1
Jan
25
6% Jun
8 Vs
8
13% May
18
8% July 10
12
Nichols
1.200
'
V
*45%
46
7%
7%
,46%
"45%
:
*45%
'
..
■
,if
46.
9%
10
2,709
13 7,
1,200
772
*13
24,000
46
800
B
5
,15% Aug
3
Jun
27
20 % Dec
28
15% July
117% Jun
29
Dec
28
34
17% Feb
3
.28
Oct 11
74% Aug 17
61% Dec 28
15
i
9% July
19
12
Apr
,163
40
39% July 13
>
15% July 12
•
f 35% Dec
20% Feb
39
19
; 14% Jan
?
3
97a Jun
30
:2974Jun
30
(3
28
15% Jan
22
2
24% Jan
17
Baltimore & Ohio common
10
2
45% Feb
-Jun
28
27% Jan
16
14
74% Jan
30
July
Babbitt
T) Inc
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
63% Sep
9
21%
4% non-cum preferred——-100
Bangor & Aroostook common
50
Convertible 5%
preferred
100
437i
43%
*17%
187a,
18
187a
*65
66
65
65
Jan
2
88
Oct
3'
Barber
Oil
2
23% Feb
3;
Barker
Brothers
37
2
43 Va Jan
31
2
28% Jan
9
9% Aug 29
12% Jan
17
9
31% Jan
May 11
2
38
Mar
99% May
34% May 17
108
3
107
Mar
8
.
8
,24% Dec
29
24% Aug 22
37% Feb
21
907a Oct
21
78
88% Apr
3
4%%
Bath
preferred
July 19
Bayuk
Cigars
convertible
3%%
Beck
Mills
Shoe
(A
Sep
12
12
15
Beech
347a Jan
5
30% Jun
7
18 % Oct
23
16% Aug 27
28 y4 Dec
12
19% Oct
18
22% Apr
17 % Jan
July 13
3
•
12 y2 Jan
4
Feb
10
100% Oct'
34% Jan
13
,53% Dec
1
,
'•* 20% July 27
-
89
5
4
Beech-Nut
Belding-Heminway
33
Oct
3
Bell
23 % Feb
»
2
July 23
3
9
Bell &
18
46% Jun
29
3
21% Jan
10
29% Sep
23
"Jun
5
11
1% Jan
2
: 31% Oct 21
39% May 26
26% Jun
25
32% Feb
;! 3iy4 Apr 20
32 % Jun
26
37% Feb
30% Jan
13
49% Dec 28
46% Jun
29
60
139% Jan
21
25 y8 July 14
77
10
2
156
144% July 13
Nov 28
155% Feb
16
Va Aug 27
21% Jun
21
July 26
14% Apr
91
2
Aug
7
17% Aug 15
Aircraft
Lowest
Highest
24
27
19% Dec
27
32% July 2
15% Jun 25
27
15% Dec 28
39%
23
23%
10%
1072
10%
36 74
3674
12.50
1%
NEW
8
18
21Vb Sep
(E W)
July
2
56
Feb
13
41% Sep
14
Bohn
26
44% Jan
3
17
16
Jan
15
7
Aluminum
&
12
;
12
Jan
31
Sep
Jan
9
12
51% Nov 16
46
73% May 26
53% Jun
29
89
Jun
27
25
Dec
27
July
45
V
£ 25% Oct 23
f. 13% Dec
25% July 14
10
2
July 14
15% July 17
18 y4
52% Oct
6
71% Mar
V
Bon
Ami
121% Jun
3
Stores
2
Borden
9
Borg-Warner
103% Jan
8
19% Jan
8
Co
3 Va %
4
17
49
11
28
19% Apr
Jun
1
Feb
6
12
14% Jun
29
97 Vs Oct
25
I 40
Oct
20
30 Va Dec
18
24% Jan:
July 12
1
Oct
8% Dec
13
i
105% Jan
28
17% Jun
27
8% July 13
94
July 14
40
Jan
5
■>
8% Dec
26% Dec
45%" Jan
Oct
23% May
;7.
297z
9%
9%
3"
2
19
3:
19
4
133% Aug
15% Feb
July 24
88
,16% Oct
4
.28% Mar
27
3
109% May 15
24% Oct
2
29
9
13
2
2 % Jun
7
Feb
33
5
July 24
:
5% Feb 10
•11% Sep 21
29% Jan 10
<
•13% Apr 16
108% Mar 6
48
Feb
14
4
20
Aug
6
35
Oct
3
43% Apr
3
48 Va
14% July 13
19
Dec
12
17% Jan
2
5
July 18
52
Jun
28
12
July 11
1
16
Jan
22.
:
Sales for
V
209
PRICES
Thur
•
Friday
Oct, 5
Oct.
v:
Co
the W eek
Bullard
Bulova
Co
common
No par
No par
No par
Co
1
Co
Mills
Corp
2
61
Feb
23 % Sep
16
10
4
65% Mar
7
17% Mar 22
19 Va Aug
2
A%
preferred
3 Va %
100
preferred
Terminal
Butte
preferred
100
& Zinc
(AM) common
Copper
Byers Co
7%
*20 Va
21
800
21
4972
50%
39%
50
50%
11,500
39%
39%
39%
1,500
r 29%
.
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
640
9%
9%
9%
'
.;
9% ;
.
15%
16
11
11%
11%
16%
ll'/e
52
.
16 74
779%.:
850
9%
15%
16
11%
11%
14,100
1,700
51
51%
51
4,700
65%
65
65%
65%
66%
5,400
94%
9372
93%
*93%
94%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
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*47%
48%
50%
48%
48%
27%
27%" 27%
273/8
14%
48%
27%
13% '13%
13%
14
37%
37%
37
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18%
19%
34%
35
33
32%
33%
37%
37
*97
:
99
45
50 Va
50%
12
12
52%
52%
19%
19%
23%
•
23%
*123
12
60
*41
413/4
30%
31
20%
125
4,200
14%
82
preferred—
Canada Southern Ry Co.
No par
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Pacific Ry
No par
25
Canadian
Mills
100
No par
Capital Admin class A
$3 preferred A
Capital Airlines Inc
Mfg Co
common
I
10
17
841/4
*83
39%
*11%
*127%
80
*106
27%
4 Vs
11
'
23%
23%
11%
98%
*98
^ 45%
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■
11
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'
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15% :
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25%
253/8
25%
26%
108 y2
28
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28%
4
Vs
14%
81%
/
*10672
24%
28%
28%
4%
4
11%
=
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11%
24
24%
11%
s
99
98% : 98 %
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51
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22
54
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35
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54 "*
11
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430
11,200
3,400
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7,400
110
38,100.
3,100
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24%
7 11
4,500
8,500
23,900
15,000
247a
7:
800
1174
22,800
987a
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:45%
45%
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34%
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45%
110
7,19%
19*/4
500
34%
34%
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.
500
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'
23
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22%
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54' "
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54
13%
14
7,000
18%
18%
1,500
13%
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24%
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14
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29
28%
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34
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131
130
14
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10
7
80
11 y8
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12
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24
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23%
32%
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18
12
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330
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18%
54
7
17%
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32%
22
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26,900
96
96
13
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100
700
3,600
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21
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24
1
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84
39%
20
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600
125
17
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31%
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32
11
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31%
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50
*
125
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28%
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31%
24
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24
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n
800
24%
42
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28
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19%
41%*
24%
5
19%
41%
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108%
127a
5372
VA
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130
13%
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12
53%
20
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30 ?8
12
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v-
12%
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5,300
20
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1,300
5,800
98
49%
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11%
33
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45
24%
39%
20
33
y»
24%
,
39%
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1
copv
98
44%
15 y8
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
36%
99
49
53
14%
Campbell W & C Foundry
37%
50
20
14%
5
36%
-4,600
44%
19%
13%
Cons Copper
33 y4
35,200
7
x44%
12
83%
60
18%
35%
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52%
16%
36%
18%
35
50'A
19%
V
36%
*
443/4
12
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83%
2,900
44%
52%
16%
1,900
14 y8
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23%
300
28
18%
*98
1,500
.
13%
35%
33 y4
-
373/4
/
27.%
18%,
•99
*19%
.
125
16%
*82%
Corp
Packing
.
34%
•
:
33%
37%
*97
-
5
Zinc-Lead
& Hecla
37
19
34%
44%
California
(Philip)
21,400
52%
50% r
24
Carey
17%
*20
16%
99
♦106
Cannon
16%
94%
44%
10
$4.25
10,400
16%
65
50%
preferred—_100
Calumet
20%
16%
21
34
.36%
participating
Byron Jackson Co
Callahan
38 y8
19%
50%".
,
44%
1
Bush Term Bldg 7% preferred—100
Butler Bros common
15
4% %
*37%
39%
49
,'V
13%
33%
36%
1
com
*35%
16%
34%
33%
No par
5
Inc
36
*97
5
*
*27
16%
No par
40
100
Co
Burlington
>
373/4
20 y4
,
13%
*48
27%
14%
33%
—15
Co common
Watch
Shares
37%
14%
14%
36
100
preferred
Forge
$ per share
•
20
V,
'
1
Inc
preferred
Buffalo
S per share
50
17%
Sep
:
19
83%
2
footnotes see page
*17 7a
5,609
9472
17%
11
■
19
5272
65
48%
*27
—2.50
Bigelow
(The)
52
64 %
*93
*81 %
15% Jan
20% May
$5
64%
83%
21% Jan
14% Dec
.7%
Budd
51%
.17%
98
Sep 21
■'41% Jan
2
57% May 15
*1772
300
"
19
3972
1174
17%
11
13
com
preferred
conv
Erie
117a
13%
5
!
i>runswrck-Balke-Coliender
Bucyrus
1174
83%
31
20
14
19
15% -167-
6474
2.50
—
cum
15%
—100
Jan
20
Sep
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
5%
9%
5174
•
9%
1174
7:
No par
3% %
As
Dec
8% Jan
89%
*17%
2972
issued"_100
Co
Bristnl-Myers Co common
Shoe
60
July 26
29
48%
"when
Briggs & Stratton
Brown
22% Dec
For
28
Bush
8% July 2
•22% Jun 29
9
4,700
22,100
897a
a
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
8
24
18%
*8772
38%
14%
Airways Inc
Brown
21% Dec
14
50 3
38%
29
100
29
28
1
RR—
Roller Bearing
3
15% Nov 30
13% Mar 30
62
49%
•':
26
.21% Jun
Feb
43% Oct.
18%
*20
49%
39
18
101 % Jan
21
1872
*8772
SALE
21
*20
207a
•
14% Jan
v
1,700
.
147
147
147
46,900
'
18%
>16%
87% Feb
24
28
147
147%;
16 74
.18% Apr
5
12% Feb
106
91% Jan
7% Mar 15
3% Dec 29
8
Feb
55%
16%
2
27% Oct
1% Feb
55 74
38
10% Jan 19
27
34%
55%
20%
3
.
3074
3472
557,
19%
18
.79
303/a
34%
*29%
3472
567a
37%
48%
14
preferred
Bower
16
29
127% Aug 20
18% Jan 24
25
120% July 25'
11% Jujly 17
28
30 74
34%,
20
Apr
19% July
4
24% Oct
July 20
:
307,
37%
13% Jan
24
88
7
Jan
32
•,
1%
Oct. ?.
83 % Oct
15% Nov 25
8% July 12
Dec
Oct
May
%
47% Feb
92
27
127;
108% July 12
13% Feb
23% May 24
3
10% Dec
16
37% Jun
92% July 25
15% May
20
23
81% Aug 17
38% Jun
8
123
Jun
62
j,
2
18% Jun
Mar 31
100
Mar 13
■
17
53% Feb
18% Jun 29
126
12% July 13
47
.2
24
9
38% Aug 17"
105% Jan
1
Nov
21% Dec
.
34% Mar
11>
25% Feb
18
*17
5%
new
3
11% Jan
3,200
88
lV4
'$ per share
383/4
"when issued"—100
Maine
94 % May 25
38 % Feb 26
14 % Oct <24
29%
7,300
'
37%
.
94%
27% Jan
100% Aug-17
3% Jan
&
Common
*19%
*93
30
July 3
62% Jan 18
69% Mar
STOCK
100
18
Jun
29%
*85
89%
■/;* per share
•
CLOSED
5
common
28
49
500
•
55%
1%
Wednesday
EXCHANGE
15
Corp
31 % Dec
38% Oct 21
a
9
20
(The)
preferred
.
29% May 19
14
55 %
'•
1%
Oct
$ per share
Brewing Corp of America
15
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp„No par
Jun
8,500
93
18%
Tuesday
•
1.25
3
3
91
53% Feb
29% Feb
.5
Inc
11
27
Jun
31% July
25
Club
July 23
44Va May 17
19 7a
*8772
HIGH
15%
197a Oct
Apr
32%
19 7a
87
900
>
32 7a
29%
2,700
.1%
-
1772
177a
AND
Oct. 1
77;;
t per share \
Inc————
36% Sep
3
341/2 Jan
19
29 74
,
2,40)
17
*90%
55%
*85
30
317,
31
*16%
93
5574
87
55%
897a
*17 7a
No par
Class B —————No par
105 Va Jan
26
12% Jan
74% Jan
18%
Monday
29%
♦146%
18%
*877a
19%
30%
29%
:
146
146
18%
897a
32%
197,
55%
X34%
18%
A
class
Co
2
*
14674
55%
327a
13%
1%
35
54 V.
/
17%
*9072
29
86
•30%
32%
31%
19%
2,100
13%
13%
17
29%
29%
34%.
„
*84
86
*30%
93
*84
297a
•
.
4.600
31
55 74
1%
1%
*87 7a
5
..2
58
87
29%
*145
_5
13% Jan
.
2972
*84
1%
29%
2.50
29% Jan
-
,29 74
36,
1674
40
July 12
36% Mar
29%
■■
1%
260
25%
13%
33
19%
55%
367a
1017a
2574
1774".
*9072
-
547a
71674
13
53
93
167b
23% Jan
i
19%
*90 7a
.19%
26*
15% Nov 27
36% Jun 12
32% Jan
i
*19 7a
93
19%
Bran iff
31% July 13
26
9.200
3674
31
/V-V 31%
31 %
30%
19%
3774
Apr 17
.
20
48% Sep
12
*17
19%
16
23 y4 Mar 24
Apr
Jun
24% Jan
,
27
31
16%
37 y4
29
27% July 13
"100
*84
Sept. 29
Jun
7% Mar 10
;
29 Vt
Brass
Book-of-the-Month.
8 %
30%
16%
.
547a
Saturday
& Laughlin Inc
Boeing Airplane Co
2
.
13%
3272
1
30% July
27% Sep
13%
*3072
v
53%
Co
9% Dec
27
1,600
10%
101 7a
*84
13%
—No par
Bond
Jun
3174
19%
*90%
Mfg Co..—No par
17
14
7
•
Co
Jan
•102
16%
-
Bliss
26
Blaw-Knox
191
20
23%
IOV2
36%
25'
f
86
32 7z
30%
.7
*83
30%
30%
*16%
Par
Black & Decker
13% July 23
9
3972
2314
26%
*100
'
25%
13 74
1
1
30
2572
*30 7a
1374
32
LOW
STOCK
YORK
19
1
13%
*30%
—100
17% Oct
15
84
34%
July 13
July 17
84
54Vt
12
:
86
53%
10
60
25%
34%
Jan
7% Feb
59
*37%
100'/a
367,
1017a ; 1017a
1017a
2574
10
-
3674
7
1017a
10C
EXCHANGE
Bliss
39
36
v',
1
preferred
■
36
25%
(Del) com—No par
x24% Jan
22% Dec
1074
1017a
10
Co
—
8
Feb
i'V-'-.
23 72
10
*84
100
pfd
—
29
20
23 72/
-
*25%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4% % pfd series of 1951——100
Birmingham Electric Co
No par
13% July .2
35% Dec 18
•
35%
*100
100
2.5C
Foods
Bethlehem Steel
Boston
'
*37%
23%
10 74
Beneficial
40% Sep. 4
20% Sep 19
17% Jan 16
12 Va Jun
i
3874
23%
common
Dec
97% Apr
;
3874
9%
Aviation
Bendix
17% Jun
18% Dec
41% Dec
v
3
55
,
39 72
9%
8672
1
34% Oct
45
'
*38 74
23%
I per share
.
26
8y4 Dec
5
'3972
*23 Va
—5
Co
11% Dec
3
*38 74
1
—
preferred
Highest
S per share
$ per share
share
11 Vb Jun
'
1,600
Corp
Howell
4%%
Jan. 1
Range Since
13% Jun
r
5,100
21
STOCKS
25% Apr
(
*
88
20%
Best
30
17% Jun 22
3
Lowest
v
87
21
1
Jan
Year 1950
*
87%
; 21
1
Packing
Range for Previous
I
88
2174
5
Aug 21
88
12 y8
19
8672
Loan Corp common—10
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946.No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co—18 pesos
Best & Co
Vr.
—1
85% Aug 29
18
39
66
2174
59
8
Feb
13% Jan v.4
3,000
19
*65
66
87
RR
19% Mar
2% Jan
90
,
26
Creek
33% Jan
94% Mar 9'
59% Feb 10
26% May
Dec 14
22% Mar 25
6,300
19 74
*65
21%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Feb
22 7/8 Jan
44%
18%
66
83%
4%%
S)
14
I per
4474
19 Va
447/8 :.
*65
2174
common
35
9% Jan
v
'44'
■18%
64,609
83%
preferred
Inc
25
12% Feb
:
44%
18%
"
2174
Beatrice Foods Co common
Beaunit
10% Mar 13
,
; a
43%
32,809
;
No par
29% Jun
Jun
22%
83
Inc
6
1
12%
21%
2174
Corp
18
79
3,909
xl274
——50
—
Works
Iron
13 y4 Dec
i
j
107a
12%
22%
'
fJan
19% July
32 y2 Feb
*85
10
12 7a
21%
10
common-
7
13% Jan
ioy8
10
1274
22 7,
•
10
(Delaware)
Corp
43 7s
10
,
12
21%
127.
21%
3
297, Jan
10
107a
11%
21%.
43% 7;
Jan
28
10 .*■
/
11%
2174
7% Feb
•
10
11%
100
Corp
*
%13 % Jan
157a Mar 25
74
10
—1
—13
17% Jan
59
8
26
,25% July 26
29
Feb
98
Jan
-'13% Jan
14
»
1 18%
-
800
Number 5053
Volume 174
(1305)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
13
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
$ per
27 V2
$ per
share
106 3/4 Sep
30 %jan
34% Mar 16
July 27
30 % Jan
share
503/4 Dec
3
4»
28
$ per
share
Carolina Clinch &
Caiolina
3
17
Carpenter Steel Co
5
Carrier
Corp
cpmmon—10"
213% May 20
18% Jan
2
253/4 Aug
39% May 13
35
Jan
5
45'% July 13
2
12
10'AJun
56% Nov
35% July 13
Jan
3
156
32% Jan
27
55
103 Va Dec
22
106
140
47% Dec
29% Mar 21
52
Jan
2
1
141
Sep
25
43
May 24
100
Mar 26
Mar
9
43% Jan
29
21
13
Case
„
July" 13
Aug 18
141
21
152
Apr
116
Jun
15% July 14.
173/4, Apr
20% Aug 29
Jan
3
17% Oct
3
18% Jan
18
15
13 'A
21
2U'/aOun
6
■v
11%. Apr
6
8% Jan
10%. May
4
Jan
3
17% Dec
26
16 % July
24'A Feb
23
Central
Jan
3
39% Dec
26
39% Jan
573/4 Feb
23
30
113
Feb
27
105
Apr
17
8'/a July 17
27
Dec
20
16
Jun
25
26% Dec
27
93/4 Jun
12
24
3
Sep
9% Oct
6% July 14
43/2%
153/4 July
2
283/4 Mar
2
Class
B
2
153/4 Mar
9
Central
&
203/4 July
5
27
May 11
Central
Violeta
8% Jan
2
ll3/4 Jan
55 3/8 Gct.
33% Jan
343/8 Dec
29
Dec
29
4
Ribbon
2
Cerro
18 »/4 Oct
2
6
333/2 Apr
Century
5
Certam-Teed
4U*/4 Fcd
25
14% Jan
28
>183/4 Apr
18
9
Chain
de
Pasco
Belt
Champion
23% Oct
Jan
8
Jun
41/4 Feb
73/4 Jan
3
Jan
5
10% Dec
19'A Jan
3
7% Jan
12% Jun
83/6 Jun
25
28
30
11
Dec
26
53% Jan
17
62% Dec
36% Jun
27
.
28
•
July 12
11% Aug
4
19
31/4 Feb
14
7% Jun
13
22
Dec
19
84% Oct
9
17%
$ per
share
$ per
$ per
15
~8%
Jan
3
283/e Dec
19
34
Nov
__1——No
211/2 Jan
26
7
150
Sep
Nov
8 '
4
112% Mar
4
155
Feb
23% July 13..;
90
Apr
4
21
62% Jan
3
73
Jan
4
29% Dec
48'/8 Oct
111
Jan
37% May
26
41
Mar 15
28
18
131 «/2 May 16
7
165
Dec
18
1004
946
1011/2 Jun
860
363/4 Feb
16
3
132
26
Jun
27
Jan
943/4 Jan
138
28
860
18
Jan
Jun
24
44% Aug 27
551/2 Feb
873/2 Jun 29
IOO1/2 Feb
25
19 »/8 Jun
29
21
Jan
10
Oct
36
29
3
61
16% Jan
13
41% Dec
21
15% Jan
13
38% Dec
21
35 3/i Jan
9
25% July 11
40% Oct
11
253/4 Jun
22
1
(The)
Feb
543/4 Mar 17
33
32"% Apr
13
13
Oct
5
Apr
15%
22% Mar
6
67% Jun
1
5
263/a Dec 12
24% Nov
18
33% Mar 16
8% July 18
11% Feb
3
July 12
30% Feb
6:
6;
23
Dec
20
105% Sep 26
10% July 13
93/a July
5
4
39 3/a Apr
19
2
22% Mar 10
x36'A July 11
45% Jan
8
45% Jan 29
19'/a Jan
Gas
l43/4
15%
*9%
10%
103/8
103/s
101/4
10 3/a
ioy0
103/S
■10 Vb
101/4
1,100
•21'/4
213/4
21%
22
215/8
223/4
22%
22%
22'A
22%
35,900
5'/a
45%
45%
46
453/4
461/4
461/4
463/4
46 3A
6,000
15,800
4
100
Co
Feb
7% Dec
28
33% May 19
1093/8 Mar
27% Jun
18'
19!
117% Apr 12
108% May 24
143A Sep
25
123/4 Jan
28
cum
Co
28'
17% Sep 22
18
10% Jan
25
19
Dec
Dec
7
36
Mar 16
113% May 12
111
Jan
4
70
*673%
693/4
50%
503%
SUA
501/4
51
; 501/2
863/4
86 3/4;
86 3/4
86'/2
"87
*86'/2
863A-
12%
*11%
18'A
183/4
45%
71%
5
100
gtd
31% Feb
27
108% Oct
2
24
Jun
29
26 »/4 Feb
24
Feb
3
6
115
98 '/8 July 19
107
106% July
133/4 Jan
10
2
July 17
Feb
193/8 Mar
12
Feb
10
3
1
Mar 30
16
121% July 19
18
12
34'% Mar
8
1133/4 Mar
2
106
4
110
2
Apr 23
42
May
321/4 Jan
29
100
24
17
Jan
2
Jan
24
93
41% Jun
23
323/4 Jan
2
107% July 19
923/4 Jun
28
8
Jun
25
17
Jun
12 >/4 Jan
11
93/4 Dec
28
26
2
193% jan
78 3/4 Jan
211/4 Feb
25
106% Dec
50% July 13
57% Jun 29
3
141/2 Jun
4
30
Feb
30% Jan
11
13% Dec
5
1043/4 Apr 23
14% Apr 24
88
July 28
July 17
Feb
July 11
641/2 Feb
73/8 July
483/4 July
Jan
July 31
1061/4 Jan
211/4 Mar
99
11
16
5
May 28
Sep
10
106
Jan
9
13
Oct
3
21
23
Aug 16
10
161/4 Feb
42 'A
21
Gas
Elec
Baltimore
of
Container
4%
1
78
Jan
3
II1/2 Jan
20
Continental
593/4 Sep
12
Continental
38'/a''
38 3A
99
983/2
98'A
99'A
343/a
343/a
343/8
343/4
353/4
35'A
353/8
353/8
363/2
2,800.
52
513/4
523/4
52%
523/4
52'%
53
52'A
523/4
10,500
'
.
1133/4
1143/4
'
191/4
195/a
•
19%
V'
71
■
373/4
1054/2
72
*71
"40
.
4%
31%
32%
321/z
323/4
*134
136
136
483/4
48'/4
483/4
*92'/4
931/2
*92 3/4.
93%
20%
211/4
.."20%
21%
23%
23%
45
46
233/4
471/4
*46 »/2
*44%
46
*44»/2
46
T
*93
49 %
i''
48'A
*931/4;
94
205/a
24
20 3/2
20%
243/8
11,900
203/4
23,000
24
24'A
46 3A
47»/2
47%
47 5A
46
28%
283/4
15%
15%
151/4
15%
14%
143A
14 3/4
15 3/8
15
15%
643/4
63
153/a
.
v.
28 %
15%
155/8
15%
*62
%
49
48%
483/4
473/4
48%
20'/2
20%
201/2
203/s
203/4
20%
203/4
41%
42%
42 3/a
42%
42%-
423/4
423/a
42%
58%
6,600
28
4,000
16
40,000
143/4
15%
481/4
;
28%
273/4
153/4
r,
15%
20 3/a
10
■
15%
5,800 4
*62%
r-
64
49
650
410
I
275/a
283A
63%
47
*45
28%
28
28%
28%
29
28%
47'
*45
f
3,500
48
28'/a
*63%
48 5/8
471/4
28 '/a
v
2,203
Q4.
47%
28,
•
300
,
.
47
245/a
28%
64%
30
89'A
i°5
49
275/8
481/4
3,500
473/4
27%
*63%
230
1,200
34%
47
23%
47«/4
:
2,900
45/8
46
46
*46 3/4
16,900
32
46%
*45
40',
•
39%
*800
48%
49%
48%
231/2
89%
104'A
*800
*800
1,500
.
;v 136
*134
89%
105
105
105%
32%
,
y;
136
89%
891/4
*88
93%
21
4%,
45/8
-
104
104
,
45/8
105
210
,
42.
31%
32
1041/2
31%
32
*800
201/2
par
315/b
1041%
1041/2
4%
105%
105
'
36
71%
'38%
■.
43/4
4%
891/4
*88
105%
104
138
*136
>'
32
31%
315/a
39%
4,103
1093%
*71
42
381/2
260
900
47,'/2
353/4
71%
39%
96'%
46'A
*40
72
,
41%
105
/,
900
88
*83
*108 3/4
36
36
36%
48%
par
64'A
200
47'/2
.
;
20%
40
3/2
58%
'583/8
y
473/4
205/a
,
«t
;
'
3,200 V
4,400
•
42
|
3,000
58%
•7,200
57%
58%
57%
58 3/8
58
583/4
30
30,%
29%
30,%
30
30%
30
30%:.
30
30'A
19,200 i,
30%
30%
30 3/a
303/4
301/2
303/4
30%
303/4 e
305/8
30%
12,600 ;
10'/8
101/4
10
10 3/8
10%;
24%
24%
25
29
29
29
30
;
10%
25'/8
253/4
30%
30
30%;:
25
11%
12.%
123/s
12%
12%
131/4
xl2%
31%,
31%
31%
315/a
31%
31%
315/a
108%
108%
108 %
108%
*107%
107'/2
No par
253/2
108%
100.
.3,200
30
•
12%
13
54,500
31%
313A
21,900
".1073/4
1073/4
1,300
108
255/ti
25%" •;
253/b
109
108
109
*107%
108'A V.
107'A
108
102
100
100
*100
102
100
100'A
25%
253/B
253/8
253/8
17%
600 ,t
12%
31%, '
109'
108%
100
108
2,100
10 «/8
253%.
*293/8
'100
255/s
series B—,—100
10%
25%
10%
255/8
*29'%
10 3/8
24%
No par
173/s
17 3/a
11
170
-
100:
2,700
17%
11%:
11
171/8
171/s
17'/4
175/8
11
10%
11
103/4
11
58'/2.
59
58
58 »/2
58%
583/2
58
59
57%
58%
3,400
29
291/2
283/4
293%
283/e
293/8
283A
29
28%
29
3,900
14
14
133/4
14
14%
14%
13%
13%
133/2
13 3/2
13%
13 3/2
20
203/8
193/4
20'/a
19%:
20 3/4
13%
13%
133/8
13%
131/2
13%
13%
135/8
19%.
19 3/4
20'/a
191/s
333/4
333/8
33%
109
109.
109
108%
>107
39%
>107%
393/a
40
101%
>100
100
=
100
/
333/,
33%
109 3/8
108 5/8
109
108
108
*10%
108
393/4
101
38 5/8
100
333/8
33%
*
395/8
100
-
335/8
33%
108%
109'A
*107%
38%
100
108
*108
108
440
10'
39%
10034
'/a
19%
19%
20
lS'3/i
20 3/8
19'%
20
19%
94
94 3/2
94
94%
94
94
94
40%
39%
40 3/8
40
40 3/8
393/4
40%
39%
93
933/4
931/4
*92'/2
6,300
40 ',4
12 3/2
500
10.700.
100
94
933/4
*92
94.
*92'/2
•
*923/4
125/8
12%
12'/8
12%'
13
12%
13
123/4
12%
*20%
203/4
20%
20'%
20 'A
20%
20'A
4,400
110
94
39%
"
19%
94®/8
19
25,500
10,900
33%
100%
100
2,600
6,500
"
108%
38%
393/8
900 '
108'
*943/4
20%
27,400
900
*20'/4
20%
15%
■'i Off
;
7,300
25%
17
17
n05/8
Amer com—.10
1
.5
:'/•/ 36
10
3,100
154
473/8
,
3,900
.'
195/8,
96'/2
47'/2
8,000
<
V
28 3/a
46'/2
109'/2
520
93A
94
28%
*140
84
47 3%
385/a
315/a
96'A
*108%
353/4
,
195/8
463/4
48%
*92%'
par
*83
88
;
154
108'/2
*40%;
32%
*800
46%
*140
47%
393/a
43/4
89
963/4
96%
46%
154
411/2
104
138
195/8
37.34
31%
31%
*19 3/8
*40 3/2
....
1043/4
89
v
28 %
108%
48
713/4
35
3 5 »/8
!
283/8
193/4
*83
88
108'/a
*108
109
*136
,
47%
47 3/a
*92
28 3/a
96
-*140
*9%
93/4
93
8,000
'
116'A
.115
116%
93
'
461/4
46'A
154
*83
88
-
953/2
95
*140
93/a
9%
93
..
.'19%
191/2
453/4
46
154.
V *91 i:-'* 28 'A
28% ' 28%
>
95
93;
115%
1161/2
9%
9%
'*91
'
28%
115
115
8%
8%
93
Pwr Co
Motors
of Delaware
Oil
Shares
*
38
4%
preferred
2
2
$ per share
share
98
31%-
par
com—No par
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
Continental
Insurance..
10
the Week
Oct. 5
Oct. 1
$ ner share
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 3
375%
37%
—No par
preferred
PRICES
Wednesday
r:-,
S per
3 5'/a
Continental Baking Co
$5.50
22,300
98
1071/2
series C
Corp of
190
74%
72%
38
47'/a
100
Consolidated Grocers Corp...1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp—
5
Consolidated Natural Gas—_
15
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd.
100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10c
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
1
Consumers Power Co com—No par
$4.50
preferred.—.—.—No par
$4.52
preferred
:
No par
Preferred 4%
44'%
*43
"
98
*94'/2
25
common
Preferred 4%%
723/4
37%'
*45'/4.
.10
1
44
72 3/s
98
*8 3/i.
:,
No par
.
Lt &
44
72%
$ per share
.-
4*281/4
Publishing Co—No par
preferred
$5
1,900
38'/4
*91
Cigar..:
No par
Coppermines Corp___5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
Cons
45
72
SALE
4.700
98
112%
CLOSED
Consolidated
2
44"
821/a
HIGH
4%
12%
38
513/2
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Consolidated
3
13
Oct. 2
700
4 '/a
123/4
4%
125/8
34'/b
No par
Inc
4
125/a
98'A
50
Co
4
4
18'A
18'A
12%
Tuesday
share'
37%
Ry com
Edison
2,400
123/a
*12
18
'
AND
10,500
86%
123/8
*17
45
82%
51'A
,*863/2
38'/4
$ per
Sper share
Corp.—No par
Inc
*12
183/4
4%
*43
Monday
No par
common—1
7%
12 3/b
18%
-
1,100
70
50%
12%.
12%
Oct. I
common__No par
Congoleum-Nairn
20
4
.
4
4%
12%
*67'A
51
*11%
123/a
183/4
Engineering
13 '/4 OCt
Jan
30
11
7Q
713/s
$4.25 cum preferred w w.__No par
Carbon Co
-No par
Columbus & So Ohio Elec Co
8
353/8 Jan
•:
106i/4Jan
32% Dec
8
70
*43'%
/
29
13% Dec
-3
69
4%
1st preferred
Pictures
Jun
73/8 Jan 25
10% July 13
102% Feb
2,200
67%
*12
100
100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A—2.50
Class B
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
non-cum
25
341/2 Mar 21
4
9,200
521/4
*18
conv
Conde Nast
3
18
611/4 July 20
30% Dec
46'/2
52
*11%
5
100
20
Co
Pitts RR
Hi/2 Feb
25
100
23%
453/4
523/8
49'/4
...No par
preferred
311/2 July 26
11
101% Jan
22 3/s
475/8
52 3/s
*83
28
223% Jun
Dec
23%
47 1
523/4
preferred
100
com__No par
non-cum
2
45'% Jan
28
23%
48
52%
*140
2
6
15
23%
473/8
52%
*86
8.50
preferred
conv
Equipment
Jan
22
Sep
23%
473/8
Sept. 29
common
9% Jan
473/4 Feb
108
23%
51
LOW
Solvents
28 Va Dec
7
231/4
47
50%
67%
Saturday
Credit Co
27
Dec
23%
473/8
50
100
com
.
47
Co_.No par
Elec
46
,
.
3,800
23
100
STOCK
Commercial
Jun
2,200
15 3/4
1
&
23
2
3,500
295/8
Co
Commonwealth
27% Jan
15'/2
215/8
293/4
15%
25
25
25
Commercial
6
153/a
215/e
291/4
C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
&
155/8
213/4
153/4
No par
321/2 Aug
July 28
109.
291/4
15 3/8
21%
,
:
No par
RR
59% Aug 29
8
221/aJan
Jun
28
21%
29
293/8
10
Superheater
15.
8
15 S/8
21
......
40 Va
9% Mar
15%
21
,14%
Oil
Combustion
38% Nov 30;
18
112% Dec 18
15%
2034
143/2
Columbian
26% July 12
15%
2OV2
14%
.
YORK
51% Sep
106 % July 19
15%
20 3/2
2,200
12,500
14%
Corp
July 31
28
31,660
345/e
34
341/8
1
28%
preferred
58
433/4 Dec
53,700
38
143/a
common
Columbia
25
8%
71/2
*37
28%
preferred
Products Corp
4%
24
70
103
103
83/a
38
50
25
A
preferred series A
16
41
33%
33
l
pfd_^
non-cum
Cotton
151/2 Sep 27
653/4 Mar 19
Oct 11
13
13,
72% Oct 24
15
102'%
73/4
*37
29%
St Paul & P
4
3% Feb
IO21/2
8%
38
*37
29
Ry Co cl
B
2
25% July 13
103
73/2
73/8
38
;__No par
Louisv
&
29
20 3/4
*102 3/2
1031/2
6%
*37
100
Jun
15% July
*1021/2
6%
38
8,400
Jun
43% Dec
103
24%
123/4 Jan
24 Va Apr 26
2,600
243/8
11;
14
29%
243/e
14"% Oct
18% Nov
28'/2
243/4
40
29
293/8
25%
14% Apr
July 11
28%
2 a 3/»
July 26
30% Jun
29
24
July 12
57
283/4
24
11
8
29
24
25
103/g Dec
*28%
*23%
Colorado & Southern
Mar 19
56
.
8
373/4 Jan
5
263/b Feb
163/4 Jun
6
373/4 Dec
22
>
23"% Jan
10
23 % Oct
13
Jan
16
Oct 27
Jun
84
30
143/a July 17
14 % Mar
28
Jan ; 3 ;
Dec
50% NOV
Dec 21
600
29
...40
A
43/2%
53/4 Aug 2f
101% May 22
37% July 17
95
18%
39%
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com__No
$3.50 preferred
No
Collins & Aikman Corp_i.__.No
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp com__No
29% July 17
Feb
5 % J an
1123/4 Dec
173/s
38s/s
10
34% Dec
5
26
3% Mar 24
92
175/8
38%
18
16
27
143
17
38%
Coca-Cola Internatl
341/4 Apr
IO91/2 Jan
41,900
300
200
17'/a
1043/4
29% Aug 13
1001% Aug 28
17,100
39%
preferred—100
Clopay Corp
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com
No par
7% preferred
100
4% cum 2nd preferred—;
100
Coca-Cola Co (The) com.—No par
13
373/4 Mar 15
112% Mar 16
533A
16%
12
Sep
29% July 17
53%
*38%
41%.
99% July 12
54'A
173/4
71
5
53'/2
391/2
*401/2
31
54%
16%
*70%,
Jan
44% Feb
10
55'/8
54;
Special gtd 4% stock—»_
50
Climax
Molybdenum
...No par
Clinton Foods Inc common
1
74
5
23%
*9%
*38%
preferred
Cleve
693/2 May 22
231/4
10
22%
$4.50
39% July
17
28
Mar 14
Nov
15'/a
24
*93/2
'
845/s
Cleve Graph Bronze Co
5
14%
*23 3/2
10
•
16%
*843/4
Par
5%
5
15
24
*9%
54'A
10:'
391/2
Cleve Elec Illuminating
'
14%
*23 3%
153/s
24
22'/a
43/4%
25
3
30% Jan
31% Dec 29
Mar 27
14% '
*t,z%
Co
Clark
5
13
1063/2 Jun
18
47% May
Jun
841/4 Jan
423/4 Jan
19
87
20
IO91/2
.1-/4
City Stores
C C
*108'A
109
109
109V2
22%
Copper
City
32% Mar
2
150
1
703/8 July 17
*109
22'/4
53/2%
27'% July 31
Mar 30
22
2,700
1091/2
6%'
24
Jan
14
t34% July 27
36
33%
conv
4%
15
3% July 11
36
*37
93
533/4 Feb
43
36'/4
36
36
*1021/2
par
27
100 3/4 Feb
3
gfi
1.1.25
City. Investing Co common....
2
123/a Jan
36%
28 '/a
5
9
37
35%
Co—
18
893A May
6
7,600
36.1/4
163/2
10
383/4 Apr
Sep
1,700
10
10
*38>/2.
lli/s Jan
29
tl08
2,900
53
10
5
1
54% Sep
23
Jun
20'A
525/8
10
543/4
1201% Sep
40 % Dec
-
193/4
52
9%
53
3
20"% Jun
72
201/2
51%
10
21,800
8
27
M~a"n
383/a July 26
20
52
Cincinnati Milling
16% Feb 16
138
201/4
9%'
*<>/.-">
Cincinnati
18'A May
24
19%
51
10
151/8
85% Jun
20
May 12
Mar 15
93
82
19%
51
10
14%
83/4 Jan
43% Jan
68% Mar 22
1% Jun" 30
29
800
193/2
93/4.
7Y'',
26
5,900
50
*23'/2
84% Mar 28
36 'A Dec
Jun
30
29
24
Feb
383/4 Apr
1,500
9%
19%.
10'/4
100
Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Co
10
107
2
20%
9%:
50>
15 Yb
EXCHANGE
•
173/4
20%
9%
22'%
NEW
12
*17%
20%
x
,
84 va
conv
5%
share
173/4
95/8
93/4
33%
Chyrsler
$ per
17 %
20'/4
17"%
203/4
9%
21%
Chile
383/4 Sep
17%
-201/4
'93A
3 3'/a
13
3
17%
20%
9%
'
*82*»>
14
share
Oct
98
4
109 % Mar
413/4 Dec
-
:
223/a
Feb
50
17%
*20'A
9%
863/g
Highest
313/4 Jan
24
Jan
26
201/4
91/2.
2,200
10,300
33%
823% Apr
Lowest
share
34% Feb
July 26
103% July 3
17%
20'A
23%
...
preferred
Childs
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest ;,/ V
27 %
20
86%
Chickasha
83% Feb
2
19%
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
July
65 3%
113
19%
*9%
Chicago Yellow Cab
193/8 Mar 30
383% July 31
44
62% July 13
Jan
193/2 Jan
11 J/4 Aug 30
29% July 19
112%
X19'/8
33'/4
series A
5%'
941/4 Feb
12
33/4 Jun
1123/4
20 3/8
15
Chic Rock Is & Pac
3
163/2 Jun
22
113'/4
20
2,000
701/2 Sep
'
113
20'A
2,000
613/4 May
27
40
V
113'/a
19%
Chicago & North West com__No par
5%
113
112%
19%
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No par
$3 convertible preference..No par
Ju»y 23
82
'
19
Sep 11
13% Apr
133/4 Jan
523/4 Oct.
46% Aug 27
20
88% Mar 17
U1/4 July 26
52% Feb
150
22
Milw
5%
281% Mar
25
58% Apr
53 % Dec
77
25
383/4 Mar 28
28
44 % Dec
28
19 '/a Jun
22% Dec
40% Jun
27
3
3
*1493/4
22
Class
Cliica
59% Feb
39 '/a Jun
51% Dec
Jan
5
150
86%
Chic Ind
Feb
*1493/4
20%
preferred :
5%
150
113%
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
16
150
21 3/B
Chicago Corp
141/2 Feb
25
27% Mar 30
26% Jun 30
29
Jan
173/8 Jun
27% Jan
43
19
150 >/2
East 111 RR Co com__No par
&
Class
383/4 Feb
1
28% Oct
Feb
30
23% Dec
13
17
*1493/4
5,660
19%
Chic
333/4 Jan
12,700
193/a
23% Feb
2
400
53%
52%
193/8
May 24
9
103%
52%
53%
19%
14
29
103%
53 3/4
53
18'A
29
17% Jun
1033/2
533/4
18'A
Dec
20% July
123/4 Jan
*103
103%
53%
19%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
-3lA% convertible preferred
100
11
37% Dec 14
163/4 Dec 21
1033/4
*1031/4
53%
18 '/4.
383/4 Feb
18
10
103 ;,/i
1033/4
8,100
19%
903% jan
15'/a Apr
48 3/8
146 »/2
20
2
323/8 Dec
473/4
*145
19%
27
217/8 Dec
48'/4
195/8
26
3
146'/j
48
47
193/s
Apr
13
1461/2
483/2
*1435/8
46 »/4
700
1,100
19%
Jan
Feb
77%
19V4
28% Jun
27
735/8
19i/8
80
15
743/8
19
28
17
735/a
19%
28
"
753/4
6,000
-
1091/2
24
July 12
11
383% Sep
12'/4
19 3/4
90 % Dec
29
44%
12%
*143%
150
•
preferred
23%
*43%
123/e
*109
common
$4.50
22%
433/4
12'A
74%
23%
Checker Cab Mfg
93/2 Jan
233/8
43
121/4
146'%
10
323/4 Oct
115/8 Jan
4
1073/2 Feb
% Aug 10
5
223/4
44
121/4
46J/2
*353%.
35% Dec
30
93/4 Jan
10 y4
2
23
,43 3/4
12 '/4
23
*49
5
July
76
!■
100% Mar 15
18
a;
New
Aug
22%
'44.3/2
*1,8'%.
1
26% Dec
25
Dec
10% Jun
107
5
6% Dec
98
32
1 ;
50
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&
1.900
733/2
113.
—No par
Paper
57'/a
No par
Corp
Products
57%
50
.
Co
57'%
com__5
9.50
Co
Mills
57 3/2
*18 3/4
:
South West Corp
Sugar
57'/2
108
50
preferred
Central RR Co of N> J class A_.
2
13% Jan
17% Mar 30
36
15
Mar
553/i
*1433/2
150
•
100
common.;
5,300
56
46'/4
53%
Co vtc—.—No par
Light
1
11% July 26
25% July 12
29
Illinois
Central
12
20*
20
163/8 Mar
July 27
12% Jan
Mar 26
112>/2 Feb
9;
110 % Feb
Ga Ry
of
34%
733/2
*103,
.100
preferred series B vtc
100
Central Hudson G & E Corp—No par
36% Aug 21
32 % Jan
2
38% Feb
July 13
'
10
Jan
9
103/4 Mar 29
8% July 13
1
343/8
1461/2
46
5%
7% July 17
345/e
74 3/2
73
...
15'
34%
123/8
123/g
*143'%
com__No par
preferred————100
43/2% conv pfd.-series A_j-_i'_100Celotex
Corp common——No par
5%
preferred •«,
20
Central
Aguirre Sugar Co—
5
Central
Foundry Co—
1
_
'20% Sep
2
14% Jan
10
343/4
"
2nd
7%
•
15% Jan
Jan
—.I...*,.
4.20%.
Shares
1093/4
34'/2
*44
453/4.
12 »/8
CLOSED
10
common.
108
*107'/2
34%
108 '/j
22 3/o
22%
-*43
the Week
$ per share
651/4
*'
543/4/
22
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Celanese Corp of Amer
58'A Aug
10
Jan
common...
Tractor
Preferred
Feb
2
140
Co
<-
——1
25
100
Corp
preferred
Caterpillar
557/8 Jan
106
(J I)
.7%
Mai
155
General
&
Oct. 5
$ per share
*1071%. 109
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 4
Oct* 3
$ per share
34%'
108
'34%
54'A,,
series——.50
4%
preferred
3/2 Sep
105% May 24
13
130 % Jan
Conv
Carriers
773/i Sep
15
29
May
Dec
9% Jan
16
No par
2
V2 'Wtt
1
Thursday
Wednesday
$ per share_
y
109
34%
5
2
15% July 13 ;
x7% Mar 13
Light
&
*107
100
34% Oct
/a
tpl
33 Va Dec
19
Power
Ohio Ry
Sper share
fper share
SALE PRICES
Oct. 2
Oct. I
Sept. 29
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Par
111% July 17
11
1
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Hi'best
share"
$ per
110% July 13
11
Jan
Kb
Lowest-
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan, I
Year 1950
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
15%
lS3^
15%
153/2
153/4
155/s
153/4:
15%
16
4,000
73%
73%
733/2
73'%
73%
73%
74
74%
74%
1,100
73
9
3/a
56%
95/8
57
9%
56%
9%
57
93/4
56%
10
573/4
9%
58%
9%
59
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9%
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stocks
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
new
Range Since Jan. 1
Lewes t
Highest
$ per share
share
S per
25
>
york
share
* per
share
32
Fed
27% NOV 24
26% Jan
12
31
Apr
18
53% July 25
54% Jan
10
Continental
1
July 17
27% No*
3
13% Jan
22
2
July
Jun
17
55% Mar 13
41
Dec 26
22% Jun
28
55% July
42% Jan
14% Jun
27
22% Dec 28
19% Jun
29
30% Oct
51% Oct 24
49
Mar 17
50% Feb
17 % Apr
13% May 24
60 % Jun >29
x20% Sep
19
57
July 17
28% Jan
100
13
Apr 18
62
176% July 13
:,3% Aug
3
1% July 13
22 %
101
105
Jan
14
Jan
30% Mar
3% %
Iff
79 % Aug
17
186
Jan
26
Jun
28
2% Jan
12
,
2
41% Oct
5
,
Jun
18
103% Feo
20
10% Jan
2
4
3
94
127/e May
29% Mar
25% May 24
Cream
17% Jan
15
Jan
2
21% Oct
3
41% Oct 19
35
Aug 17
39% Feb
14
49% Dec 28
48% July
57% Oct
3
102% Jan
11
16% Jan
3
105% May 8
34% Dec 29
54
47% Oct
3
79
Jun
28
99% Oct
3
5%
6
"23
Jun
25
32
Mar 20
Cuba
28
180
14
31% Jun
7% July
77% Oct 31
26% Nov 22
13% Jan
24% Feb
11
x25
Jan
10% Oct 25
6% Jun
28
27
148% Nov 25
100% Jun
20
55% Jan 28
48% Jun
28
12% Dec
18
20% Jan
24% Aug
8
July 13
125
3
Feb
21
138
Mar
10 % Feb
,1
106% Feb
-
27% Feb
24
35% Feb
24
28
Jun
29
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%
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63%
29
64%
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2
common
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common
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29%.
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32%
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25%
'
51
19%
69%
76%
100
pfd.,
'
25%
56
32
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
■
2%
39%
:
A
29%
29%
64%
69-
•,
100
Class
29'A
32%
*50%
19%
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1
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
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56
28%
51
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>
19
68%
'
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preferred
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31%
28%
29
51
10
10
132% Jan
28%
%
*54%
31
31%
31%
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Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common_i_No
par
$7 preferred
;
No par
; Prior
preferred
._i_.No par
9
128% May 23
20
6%
4%%
3
12% Jan
convertible
RR
Cuneo
15
2
2
STOCK
-CLOSED
.25
America.
Packing Co
8
10
57
of
Cudahy
>
5
Jan
8% July
23% July
32% Dec 29
f|2%Feb 17
6C
Jan
,
14 % Oct
•
EXCHANGE
.....
5
31% Aug 20
3
__5
Cuban-American Sugar common._10
7% preferred
100
10
Jan
77
67% Aug 29
9% July 9
19
13
185:, Apr
2
44% July 13
7% Jan
3
-
'
Mar 27
180
5
64% July 13
29
19% Mar 29
Nov 20
10% Oct
i;9V* July 17
*i?0
July 13
*43
31
22% Dec
;:7% July 3
102% Dec
Jan
15
*15% Jun 27
Feb
106
28
par
20
of Wheat Corp. (The)
Cork & Seal common
Crown
Jan
25
.
Jun
'54%
56
-#•
Friday
$ per
29%
par
*54%
<
• t
Oct. 5
'
£5%
29
$2 preferred
i
...No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer com..—25
82% Nov
Mar 31
;i7% Jun 26
175
100
3
25%
29
11
Coty International Corp
Crane Co common^
3%% preferred-
7
13
25%
29
£.
i!
Creameries
12% July 13
27
25%
50
2
1
Inc
5
27% Jan
32% Jun
25%
56
y,';.
Oct. 4
29%
series
preferred
Oct. 3
$ per share
.
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
.Thursday
Wednesday
$ per share
share
29%
■
Coty
Tuesday
Oct. '£
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947.100
>Corn Products Refining common_25*
7% preferred
100
23
5% Jan
5%
■
.
X
SALE prices
25%
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
2
104% Feb
2
0
30
26% Jun
104% Mar
8
3
pref
high
5
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
2
27% Jan
11
14
Dec
f
Monday
$ per
per share
Steel
Convertible
July 16
Jan
166% tyay 17
4% Jan
2
6
2% Feb 25
30% Jan 31
6% Mar
Sep 27
10
78
May 28
x66
187% Apr 13
July 13
8
93% Jun
3
72% Jan
July 13
Jac
9
72% Jan
2
38
94
Nov 30
105
100V4 July 11
*
"
>
Saturday
PaU-^4
-
.
y.
and
Sept. 29
■
Corp
Corp common
$3 prior preferred
No
Copper Range Co
No
Copperweld Steel Co common
20
22
76
Oct 17
45% Nov 27
102% Aug 17
V.'
I.' '
*
Cooper-Bessemer
4
46% July 14
10%. Jan
3
12
stock
A
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low
exchange
Highest
.
20
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(1306)
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140
,
33
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100
140
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32%
3,000
v
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f
26% Dec 30
Jan
12
13% July 10
,15% Jan
3
18% July 13
;?8 1 .July 26
*96% May 24
14
Jun
26
17% Feb
9
14% July 10
17% Feb
28
5%
45% Sep
20% Apr
34% Sep
27
Davison
14
Davstrom Inc
Dec
30
31% Jan
37 % Mar
3
Jan
■
29% Jan
2
88% Jun
26
89% Jun
15
17% Jan
10
Jan
5
41%
i
Dec
95
30
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8
Jun
1 %
Sep
Jan
100% Feb
104
July 10
41% Jan
.
3
Dana Corp common
3%% preferred series Al
,
100% Mar 16
2
16
18% Dec 29
3
J
2
102% Aug 21
102% Sep
1
27
Jan
,fc
>
25
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102% Mar 21
-
3
Jun
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Jun
16% Dec 29
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■
90
31
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25% Jan
2
99% Dec
19% May 10
17% Feb 17
13% Jan 13
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Feb
Davega Stores Corp
19
4
7
59% Dec 20
45% Dec
;"7% Jun
27
14% Dec 20
Dec 20
23% Jun 21
*19 /
,
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2
3
Deere
71% Oct
Inc
Jan
19
9
2
17% Feb
2
Delaware Lack & Western
2
24
&
Aug 21
Co
62
common
No par
preferred
17% May 26
69% Oct
1
15% Mar 29
52% July 12
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;il%Mar 13
68
Feb
32% Nov 17
27% Nov 22 "
50
29
May 16
8
42
,
46
Dec
7
45% Jan
Dec 21
33% Oct
4
19% Mar
19
37
18% Dec 27
8% Jan
29%»NoV 24
July 13
24
Jun
20
1
19% Feb
28
8
Diamond
$1.50
3
31
Feb
Stove
Co
I
.
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;
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cum
13
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2
26%
>
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2
-
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14%
••
Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
12% Jan
35
July
10
July
25 % July
11% July
,
-
STOCKS'
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
26%
15% Jan 11. r
12% Aug 13
16%.Apr 13
DiVco
47% Oct 18
44% Jap
79% Oct
Dixie
17
13
Jan
9
7
14% Jan
12
36% Jan
4
10% Sep
30% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
38% Aug 16
19% Oct
2
4
25
17 % Jan
19
111% Jun
15
181
19
15
43% Jun 29
107
Sep 27
119% Jan 13
16% July 17
81
Mar
88% Dec
7
Jun
28
180% Jan
3
20% Jan
8
84
July 19
Feb
106
Jun
117% Jun
1
9% Dec
11
11% Jan
96% Oct
■
48
10
9"% July
6
13
27%
8
Jun
49% Oct
16
b l%
13
Jan
41
35% Apr
Jun
19
i#
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Dec
10% Jan
2% Sep
16% Jan
12
12
60
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Jan
'8% Feb
14
8% July 13
33
;;
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27
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6
5
95
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5% Jun
16% Jun
28
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58
Jun
66
May 25
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^
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44
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6
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28
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26
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25
29
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9
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1
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Electric Auto-Lite
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4
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19
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100
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95
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Eastman Kodak Co common
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2
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18
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32
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.
10
64
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17
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94
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,
'
38% Jan
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29% Jan
3
convertible
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Number 5053
Volume 174
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.,
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
<•
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1%
Year 1!)50
Lowest
$ per
37%
22 %
Lowest
Highest
share
$ per share
$ per share
Mar 10
'48% Oct
18
45% Jun
t
29
26
Apr
8
22'A Jan
7
17% Jun
2
13% Jan
9
26'A Dec
28
11% Jun
28
2
Fajardo Sugar Co
15% Sep
17
15'A Jan
3
29 % Mar 27
Federal Mining
35% Mar 11
53
Nov
25
50% Jan
2
82
16% July
3
25% Oct
23
23% Jan
6
30% May 12
14
8% Dec
28
49% Dec
28
4'A Feb
33% July 17
Jan
103
52
101
8% Feb.
13% Jan
2
23% Oct
19
17% Jan
3
July 13
83% Feb
8
86% Dec
29
Feb
105
15
108
May
Jan
21
6
1
65
103% July
9
78
Jan
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55%
56
56%
56%
56
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2
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13
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20
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2
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107
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15% Sep
28
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17
Jan
12
23
18% Jan
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5
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Nov
18
3
94
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21% Dec
3
8% July 12
-
Dec
"46% Dec
42
i\9% Jan
.12% Oct*
!
4~
Sep 24
19% Feb
3
14
1«
32% Nov
20
25
7
87'% Nov
29
82
■' 3
10% Oct
25
29
13
Dec
30v
19
Dec
29
19
Mar
5% Jan
-
7% Jun
■
17% Oct
11% Mar 29
,-16% Jun 30
6 % Apr
6
'32
July 25
; 16% July 24
Feb
29'
'75
v
9% Nov
'2
-40% Nov
10
*
20% Apr 25
July 10
2
.7% Jun
29
Jan
;
•*98%'
99%
22
20
"23% Dec
18
18
3% July
21
7 ■ .. Dec
Jan
~
'
•7
99%
18%
24
29
31
14%
14%
14 Va
14Va
23%
23 '/a
23%
23%
23%
23%
24 V»
26%
29
24% Nov
22
23% Jan
25
17% July 13
101% Dec
4
.25% Dec
13
20% Jan
2
107% July 14
102 % July
5
-55% Dec
48'A July
110% Jan
9
17% Jun
45
July 3
9% July 13
146
July 13
■
13% Jan
12.
14
31
Feb
8
22
'
10% Dec
6% Mar 29
Jun
26
24% Nov
166
12
149
2
21
12
5
8%
162
Apr
4
11% Sep
2
80
26% Jun
29
34% Feb
11
15% Jun
29
17 % Jan
138% Jan
9
50% Jun
12
111
; Jan
6% Jan
18
40% Jun
28
44% Aug
3
*51% Apr
6
99 % Apr
6
103% Dec
29
92
8% July 12
51% Apr 20
13% Apr
21
61 % Dec
29
7% July 17
55% Mar 15
129 % Mar
119% Sep
'
L
26
3
119
Jun
18
113
Electric
General
Mar 13
18
'
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if
t'
'
Lowest^,
eiv.
General Mills common
Feb
8
5%
*.
S per share
43% Dec
$ per
'
122% Jun
102% Jan
6
120
15
July 13
23% Apr
July 26
38
12'A July 12
2% Sep
17% July
26% Oct
3
.
126% Jan
2
27
105% Jan
10
18
May 22
21% Feb
3
19
Jun
Gen
1 Jun
22
Feb
Gen
4
4
20
8% Dec
22
22% Jun 27
33% Dec
28
39% Dec
18
6
;
127
7
28% Oct
30 ya May
2
101 % Jun
128
30
22
Jan
41% Nov
10
17
27
33% Jun
101% Apr
24
34
Aug 22
84
:99
7
90'/a Sep
6
17% Dec
29
13% Apr
; Jan
22
29
'31% May
3
'12
xlOl 'A Dec
•.
Oct
61 Va
30
105
<
96% Jan
Jan
123
123
*121
July
3
2
34%
34%
35 Va
35 %
35%
23%
23 Va
24
23s/a
25%
30
1
Jan
3
»140
July
2
7
42% Jan
9% Jan
8
18
$5
♦109 '/a
30% .,30%
*36%- 37%
•30%
52%
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j
.
88%
86%
86 Vs
88%
21%
20%
7*87%
20%
;
7
'
♦
'
128 7.
-
•
96
*95%
96%
20% ;
7/20%
103% Jan
!&• -108
10y4 Jun
Feb
24
1% Jan
-15
27
3
■i 36
Jinx 20
11% Jun 29
45% Dec
28
OCt
30
3
-109
105»A Aug.:l'4=
Dec 28
49% Oct
45
* Mar 14
2% Jan
New
5
*128
Feb
8
•17% Feb
2
51
,
5
103%
*103%
46%
47%
7% Jun
29
Jan
-
10
"Apr
18
'37% Feb
4
29
■" v
28
21% Jun
25% July
,51% Sep
28% Marie
29
28
i.
27% Apr 24
-«
9
43% Mir 17
4
103%-NevV 27
3>
10% Jan
6% July 10
32 Va Apr
92% Sep -27
:
32% Oct
,
Batteries
Inc—-*4.
Granite
-
Steel—.
City
*49%'
•
,
77/
■
-
; 17 %
Feb
28
'31
Dec
8
37
Apr
Jan
3,.
16
Oct
18
33
Jun
29
50% Dec
,
17
22
3
152
*
Jun
29
;
18 y4 Feb
Feb
2
2
38
2
45% Jun
;
29
Northern Iron -Ore Prop—No par
16% Sep 26
*:
57% Feb 1* 7
Gt' Northern Ry 6% pfd_
No par
Great .Western Bugar com—.No par
22% Jah -*4~
7.
_
**
•
137% Jan
Jan
6
35% Aug
2
65
78
7
18'A Aug '' 1
138JA Jun
5
Mar
7
7%
154
29
Jan
30
82
Jan
22
Green Bay
43% Jan
28
73 »A Jun
Aug 30
Dec
..
16
Green
-
13
Jan
4
35% May 24
& Western RR
(H L)
Co
Feb
6
36
■
.
20
Apr
Dec
17
1
,
14%
36
—
33
331/4
25%
65%*
22
11% Jan
11
10% Jan
12% Jan
9
Common
Jan
28
95 'A
Sep
20
102% Mar
6
4%%
29% Dec
18
19% Jun
29
27% Jan
9
100
2
'
Corp
-14V4-
;
19%
:
140%
100
_1
*72
42%
26%
11%.
11%
—100
1
*95 V4
24%
,
■
■
10 y4 Jan
25
14% Jun
1
lOVa
10 Vs
21% Jan
10
32% Oct
3
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
29%
31%
V
59% July
2
68% Feb
5
66%-
1
58 Va Sep
13
No par
23
66 Va
44'
$5 preferred
Gulf Oil Corp
54
*
20 Va May 23
100 y4 Mar 30
For
footnotes see page
22.
July
6
Gulf States Utilities Co com_No par
23% Jan
17
104
Fen
14
$4.20 dividend preferred
110
Feb
14
$4.40 dividend
preferred
—100
100
*128%; 133
130
/
18 Va
; 7 7, 18% • •19%
; 7 66.%
65%:,/; t 65
10,000
104
140%
75%
5® %
9%
.
55
99
22
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103%
-
27%
55
31%
32%
,'
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93 V2
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42%
27%
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94 Va
7 14 Va
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36
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540
15,400
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7,300
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20
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75%
.110
2,900
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55.." ,56V®
140V» 141
141
2,200
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16%"""-r;
32 Va
32%
11%
11%
11%
*•'
*95
4,500
130
75%
42%
42%
42 Va
1,800
27 Va
27%
28
2,400
11%
11%
*95
11%
96
22,600
10
-
96%
96%
•
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24 Va
25%
24%
25 Va
:
24 Va
25%
11,500
11
■v
liv.'
11 Va
11V*
>
11
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2,000
27,700
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32%
67
67 V4
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102%
102
102%
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31%
32%
31%
32%
67 V4
67%
67%
67%
1.300
56
56Vt
55 Va
56 %
16,500
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22%
22 Va
22 Va
8,100
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102
103
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75%
56%
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22%
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400
42,100
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,
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7
20
22 v4
103%
33'/s
27%
>
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42%
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7
•
19,000*
,
50%
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26%
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54%
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10
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12%'
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*
55 Va
42%
24% f >243/4
66%
,
49%
12 Va
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.
130
8,900
104 Va
48%,
f
'
20%,
*139%
;
42%
31:%a4t.%
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50 V4;
8%
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.
7
48% 77
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54%
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96 Va
23%
12
100
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v
7/
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20
'
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28
13
5,400
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14%
55
20%
26%
26%'
Dec
24% Jan
16%-
42%
11% July 11
30
11,100
8%
8%
'
'
32%
16Vs
•72
75%,
42%
24% Dec
18 V2 Jun
1,200
46%
3%
' 93%'
36 %;
140%
140 Va
3
Sugar commons
21%
■7,
27%
*92
300
7
21%
34
31%
•
10,700
89
46 Va-,
3 V4
27%
,7
14Va'
19%
3
Jun
=•
54%
19%
30
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'
16%
Jun
11
r
12.%' •-7/
49 %T V
35%
'36 %
*
66
;
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109
14%
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14%
.
12% Jan
6% Jan
:
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92%
400
21 Va
7*87%
V
21%
'
32%
32
93%
■/
49
89
;
48%
33%
-
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3
Aircraft
7
'
preferred
Grumman
,3%
r
;7 79 %• ",.;*%.
v
27 %
l6%'16Va54%
54%
•r
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp„No par
Aug 30
28
23 y4 Dec
9Vs
-
26%*'7
"
Greyhound Corp (The)—
9% July 17
95
L
Inc
9
33
93%
•
100
preferred
*
45%
'•
49%*.
a1/.
; 7 3
9%
32
•
'
Mar
50%
3 Va
25'A
:i—-IlOO
Grayson-Robinson Stores com——-1
*•'. $2.25 conv preferred———No par
5
50%,
:
103%.
12%
3
*32%
•
,—12.50
preferred.:
13% Jan
29
18 !A Apr
.
3%ft
*106%
12%
50%
3,300
96 V4
7 20%
7
47%
.
Grant (W T) Co common———*_5
3
14
31% Aug
28
12
12
103% Feb
108 %
12%
8%
*
Mar 2
11% July 13 i;
-JL00
*106%
12%-
J2%
.
5,100
31
96
.
46'/a
-'7 8%..
:/■ 130'
18%
47%
•106% 409 ;
No par' - \
_No par, ■
—
__^
Graham-Paige Motors^———1.
Granby Consol M S <k> P—
3
Grand Union Co (The)-——-—10
'
*
preferred
Gould-National
Aug 16
4 % Feb
6
$5
Gotham Hosiery
*87%
'
,
♦103%
•
133
18%
*103%
46Va
46Va
No par
common-
21%
30Va
7.
*21%
8%
77. 64%
64
7'
21%
47%
8%
18%
81
21 Va
20 Va
;
10,500
;
20
80
♦75
81
30%
88%
10
55%
54 %
♦87
22%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
44% Aug 13
*75
103%
*102
'
30%
21 Va"
133
18
62 %
62 7,;
103%'
60%
*103%
;v
90
21%
88%
v
8%
8%.
1
No par1
r
/
543/4
30%
7%
100
37 Va
103%
22
46%
,
46%-' 46%
18
17%
par7
,
133
*128
10
■S:
88%
,21% 7 21%
8%
;
1
—100 .*>>•'
20%
.
*87%
88 %
/
...
1,300
20%
96%
600
,
38%
•87
81
7
37%
113
37Va
96
>
2,700
3,300
30%
30 Va
*95
21V»
8%
54%
i.t_.
6,300
■8%'
113
4,900
30%; 30 Vs
21%
22
30%
95 Va
20'/.
;
2lVa
30 Vs
95%
.
v
30%
■
*75
81
*75
21%
30%
7
7
88%
'81
*75
7
55%
47%
common—No
*37 V4
*102
102
54
7,00Q
42,500
/
37
37 %
"
3,400
:
122
36%
37%
.
3%
8%
,
803
,
28%
*119
V;-,7
'
'
112%
<30%
37%
37%
102
-V,
54%
8%
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,
30%
53
1,100
2,300
•
,
20 Va
27 %
f
7/
36'/a
37%
37%
30%
122
8%
36 Va
112
110
52%
46%
(B F)
*37
7-<
7
8%
36%
.
*21%
preferred
37%
102
*101
8%
36%
30%
*119
122
*119
110
37%
;
102
*101
3%
27
7/7.
98
20 Va
3%
20 V8
36%
36%
37
108 Va
,,r
Goodrich Co
104% Aug 14
3%
8%
37
7
26%
36 Va
-,!
Brewing Co___
24 Va
20 %
36%
108%
No par
Gold & Stock Telegraph Ca
Goodall-Sanford Inc——
1
19
66% Sep
10
Goebel
31
Mar
24% Feb
35 Va
24
3%
8Va
—2.50
Glldden Co
35%
v
.
24
26%
8%
*8%
(The) common\—No par
Gleaner Harvester Corp
lA Oct
101% Jan
July 26
i
$4.50 preferred
J
16
26
36%
23%
•
20%
35% 736%
9
common
7 >7 35%
3%
■
48,800
..
.
19 Va
26%
;
122
*119
122
*119
;
convertible preference—No par
Glmbel E<rothers
*19%
26%
26 Va
7.
1,100
19 Vs
20%
3%
20
Shares
•■;;.
52%
123 Va
98
•
20'/a
35/a
20
25%
./
:
the Week
share
*'.
♦122%
.
19%
24
7,
'
per
52
-
r.
122% "
•97 %
X97V.
36
23%
7
Sales for
^
Oct. 5 77'
f"" '"f ■!$
52%
52
X122%
124
19%
100
100
1
:
123%
STOCK
Safety Razor common—1
48% Sep
7
8
17
$5
Co
22% Feb
2
120
■r
/
5
94 % Jan
3
2
Gillette
21
Mar 20
24% Feb
>
Aug 13,'
27%. Jan
Sep
preferred
Plywood
7
4*^
,;;(V
$ per share
52%
52%
52 Va
.52
122% .123
.■.■•/*
x •*:
Oct. 4
$ per share
$ per share
70
100
Friday
..
;v
1,400
/
124
*120
'
800
'
61%
123%
-
^Tharsday
Oct.-J
Oct. 2
3%
123%
A?00
wC
PRICKS
Wednesday
98
3
preferred
SALE
CLOSED
100
Georgia-Pac
HIGH
-
123 s/a
-
19%
3%
8%
61%
123%
123%
45
94%
8%
62
♦123
124
97%
19%
44%
-•
7
-
90
J-,900
7%y
„
I/./
Tuesday
123 7
61 Va
123%
123
124
19%
1
pfd—No par
preferred
3%%
14
33
Corp
4'A%
16
Apr
61 Va
97Va
No par
Steel Castings $6
4%%
61%
19%
_3
General Tire & Rubber Co com
30
92
26
10U
18% July
,
,
6
3
61%
97%
Corp
20
General Time Corp common—No par
13
8%
r
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62 Va
94%
7
44 Va
If, 600
120
61%
7%
94%
8%
19 %
General Telephone
18
2
1
,87
:
19
21'/a Dec
;
Feb
134
27-
106% July 20
113% Mar 24'
Feb
Jan
55% Oct
16% July
•-24%; Jan .11
July 17
:22%. July 12
N'7% Jun
94
*91% Dec
10
1
80
24% Jan
7
,21% Sep
19
16
8
Gen
39
July 10
Jun
100
4-
General Shoe
105
•:
2
78
Aug 21
17% Jan 10
26'A Dec
7
Jan
Jan
17
6
44%
94%
8%
£8%
——100
10c
& Utilities
General Refractories
29
Sep
44%
'V
,*220
17 Va
120
94%
*121
"to
33
7 17 V.
120
*118 Va
76
33
8%
44
*94
EXCHANGE
1
*75
8%
19%
lOo
preferred
Jan
32
29
17
29
23
90
2
24
Jan
24'A Dec
Jan
6%
39% Jan
119
27
17 V.
%
8
52
98
No par
Equip Corp
General Realty
37% Jan 26
May 15
107% Sep
Oct
107
3
8'A Jan 25
68
j
34
4
77% Jan
;
28
17 Va
i
75
7%
123%
122%
Gen Railway Signal com—u-Nopar
12
130
2
34% Dec
25
Jan
19'A Jan"
July
30 % Jun
30'A May 11
24% July 27
101
May
8
33
?•
44 Va
124
51 '/a
No par
General Public Utilities Corp
5
Jan
9% Jan
29
118% July 20
33
7%
"
Dec
July 13
119% Sep
;
75
-
<
,
11%
11
95
157
^,000
■'--44%
.
li400
12,800
32
■
4,000
:
11 Va
7%
I per share
.No par
Advertising
Precision
I per share
11%
18 Va
7%
Oct. I
0
51%
10Va
11%
120
110
105%
11%
18 Va
76
7,
300
,000
,000
19
32
17 Va
8,100
729%'
♦155
155 Va
7%
Monday
Sdpt, 29
■
General Public Service
23
20% Oct
2
Outdoor
•
18%
7%
AND
Saturday
General Portland Cement Co
27% Aug 31
27
155
62 Va
61%
123%
No par
;
Preferred $3.75 series
10
16% Jan
20
preferred
$5
6
40% Jan
/•; 11%
18,7007
•
51%
61%
*94
r 1,600
V,
v,
33
-
62%
•
v
v:
39
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■<
11 Va
v^i%
8%
*120
39
-
52
*118%
7%
61%
^
Par
25
105 %
51 v»
119 %
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.
General Motors Corp common
3
Jun
4 'A Mar 23
18% Feb
May
7
-
61%-^lVa
118%
•
7%
•
*.: 29 Va
11
-17
15,600
/900';7 V400
>
•■:,-
24
7%
29% *;; :
19
,
-24
23%
32%
*75
•
i
8 Va
39%
v
23 Va
7%';7: '/■
■
•io4y2
v
156
18%
:
v
39P/4-
>19V4. -19%-,.
29%
104 V4
155%
17 Va
.
.'8%
i -;••
38%.; L
33 V4 7''
t-
11%
32
'J|I
STOCKS" .y'
t per shars
54
2
31% July 30
17% May 19
Jan
21% Dec
*
11
14 % July 13
,
96% Jun
106'/a Nov
26
5"
NEW YORK STOCK
li*.-'EXCHANGE
'-'O
i
r
preferred
100
convertible preferred—100
-t'
.17
'
96
8%
1
*
Jan
-46
127% Mar
15
>
$ per share
share
54% Oct 75
15
17
•;■; 500
11 Vs
*31%
•'
;:T/22.7OO
19%
75 Va
10%
77 74 7
44%
44%
*94
3%%
4
Range Since Jan. 1 ;
Lowest
*■
'Highest
Highest
'
52>
18%
8%
17%
'
Va
11%
Y'i 3,900
8%
33
51 Va
7
156%
31%
7%:''
•
104%
104 %'
18
)
118%
61%,
No par
No par
3
~t t.h'
Range fdr Previous
Year 1950'
v
29
180
19 Va
23% ,;
.--.••'■7% :
,38%
29%
♦154%
'
17 Va
113%
V
7%
8,800
17%
24% -.'7;
23%
39
33%
11%
32
17
7%
*37%
29 Va
11%
75 Va
*31%
7%
38%
•
.
J;'
f
19%';
x23%
>•'.
24%
•
33%
10%
10%
*74
'-
29%
ll'A
'
1
mt
23 Vs
300*
83%
7
7
y
40
*19%
23 Va
23%
?.
-
40%
16,10O~
,
■'
8% ; 7 f.
19 Va
7,;s%
19%
34
104%
156 Va
18
com—7_No par
8
2
123% Oct'
11 Va
17 Va
8%;
> 51%:. 51%
1
; 8%
•19%.
39% 7
33%
51 Va
'Vi/- 8%
"
39%
23%
7%..
•82 Va.
-
400-
.
'
-
-27%-7
'26%-
82%
'
General Foods Corp
$3.50 preferred!
General Instrument Corp
128
i
19'V4
*37 /
104%
*154%
,
100 "'
Corp_———1
Finance
19%
•'
^
16Va., 16Va7,
■f.
26%'* 27%
'
22%; 24%
'
1,900
2,000
•
45 Va
..
•77; 17%
19%
•19%
44
82%
•7 8%
?
39
v
23% '
•
*
51
No par
Co
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293/a
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preferred „I—
7%
18
Jan
29Va"
preferred
11% Mar
1
33
)
Corp com
2nd
> 38%
7%
_5
conv
-
38/
33%
5
;
65 ¥2 Jan
July 10
7 V4
*37/
•
r
v
■■■
7
-
,.11%
•11.%
17%
7
18
19%
'
1st preferred—^—
General
7% Aug 17
48% Jan
105
Corp
4%
Apr 26
63% Sep 1?
4
22%
100
Baking Co common
4%
7
125
30
49% Jan
23%.
22 V.
7
No par
100 * v
50
General Cigar Co Inc com—-No par
8
Mar
<7—
preferred
i General Cable
26
13
13
$8
General Bronze
13
9
21
15
105% July 28
General
6
May
2
July
7,7,23%
7
«~1
General Amer Transportation
19 % Mar 19
Jan
72% Jan
7
preferred——50 !
convertible
$4.50 preferred—.
18% Jan
July 13
124 % Jun
6
Dec
Dec
>
107% Mar
29
1
19%
General American Investors com—1
3
4
Jan
KVi%
38 V*
19%
•17
8%
8%
17%
-
180
.
18%-
18,; 7
"45%
82%'
18
19%8%<'"8%
45
27%
82%
19%
7 1,290
•
V27.47%"
47
7718% v 18%
-7*11% 711%
,
5.
17%
8%
17%'
*
8%7.78%7
38 %
:,X
2
i
..
.
£,600
-
93
93
48%
■''*ty>-:
i
-
•
102
t102
,
93%
47%
47
1,300
II,000
7,600
99%.
46Va
--
/
,
26%
7,
82
8 Va v
17Va
...
Gaylord Container Corp——1.66%
Aug 30
58% Feb 26
15% Jun
;i
>
7:8%
7
___No par
(The)!-;
Gar Wood Industries Inc com!
29% Oct
'•*
__5
*
82J
•:
*46%
17%
'..26% ,"26%
■
.
>*8%
preferredui._7i_50
17 :•
J ♦i9%-:-. i9%:-'-
'
,
'—No par-.
Garrett Corp
83
7717%
.
—20 V
Gardner-Denver Co—
75
29
41% Jan
104
36 %
convertible
*16%
46 ii!>,
102
92%
-11% 7'11%
-46%
47%
1
101%
■
93
-48%.
18%, .-18%
-
11%
46%
16%
*82
common—/I
;
,■>11%
26% ,26%
•y
Gamewell Co (The)i—
'•
34
63% Mar 31
25
Jan
5%
40% Aug 24
...
(Robert)
18%
47- *
102 ..1
48
■
46%
48 ;
*98%
99 %
*98%
99
*92%
18%
18%
•
:3„1Q0
5,900
-
24 y8
237/a
23%
23%
'100%
93
47%
11%
V16%
■
1
(The)-'-
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common—
Feb
18%
11%.
„
100
—
47%
50
*600
24%
14%23%
47
v
102
*92
;
■; .47%
-45%
>
common—I
_//
6% preferred
8%r May
;
10
Co
GalrCoInc
.
9
'
preferred
Gabriel
2
13
23% Feb
24% Oct
t
.
12
Jan
4%
92
<
18% .18%
•
24
*98%
47%
.
102
102
47%
;
—17
Fruehauf Trailer Co
721%. Jan
j
28
Corp/—
46l/2
47%
9VA
■■■'
No par
I
Co„.
/
102
•-
—
Freeport Sulphur Co new/—/20
3
'
Oct
9% Feb
preferred—_100
^100
.—10
Froedtert Corp
20% Jan
.'40
3
.-
: Jun
6% Jan
29
33% Dec
13*
July 13
18
Sugar
Stores
46%
——
Corp
2
Feb
65
<
:17% July 19
;-
.21% Nov
Francisco
Franklin
'7
110% Mar 21
2
> 7% Jun 13
#*36 ;JMay 29
17% July 12
7
7
convertible
preferred
Foster-Wheeler
3
30% Jan
Oct
15% Jan
3-
-
July 17
.
>
,13% Feb« 9
49% Sep 27
'
13%Dec
Food Machinery & Chera Corp:.—10
24%
24%
iay8
*14%
23
22%
common—1 •>•
24%
18%
23
14%
—_10 7
-24%
-
22%
23%
*14%
,
d7
•95
97
'
24% Mar 30
2,500
-.37%
36%
31%
•
"
_No par '
Corp/
106
36%
35%
<
s
12%
31%
-
'
"
3;
14% Jan
97
'Florida Power
2
31%-
12
63
1.2%
36 '
36
r
,
12%
2,600
125%,
124%
62 y2
•900
74%
73%
75
124%
124
-
19% Aug 21-'
Jun' 28
36
31%,
....
110
16 Va
35
36
75
♦74%
60
12%.
-
(The) common—No par
#4 preferred
No par
5
13 ' Apr
.11% Jan
«35%
_Nopar •*
Co—_—__5
Carpet
Fllntkote Co
,28% Mar 21
2
20% Mar 17
16
(The)
5,700
16 Va
'
*
10% July 13
.
.44%
104 Va
104
<16%
34%
.34%
74%
119
105%- 1C6
'■
120%
.74%
74%
113%
■'
16%
16%
2,800
*
33%
33%
-
10
16%
16%
I,300
;
6
43%
44%
105%
600
30%
30%
■„
5%
105
105
2,900
7
83
*81
(5 *
-
43%
44%
*104
105
6
6
44
45%
*104
3,300
126,600.
14%.' 15%: • ■'
'
"When issued"
107% Mar 17
•<.
30%
44%
44
*•104
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—12.50
19
81%
-
5%
5%
5
-100
i
Fidelity Phoenix. Fire Ins N Y
5
Sep
Corp
'STOCK
1
2
& Smelting Co
Tarrant
13%
1
1
preferred
&
Ferro
4"
-
125% Oct
9
56%
23%
Federated Dept Stores common-
X38% Aug 29
.81% Jan
55%
Federal Motor
Apr 26
Shares
23%
5
4%%
the Week
n
share
$ per
55%
Federal-Mogul Corp
4
Oct.
Oct. 4
t per share
$ per share
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Oc t. 3
v
share
55
:1
2
Jan
18
.
59'A Oct
13
106
.
12
Jan
.'53%
3
54% Feb
Mar 29
13% Jan
July 24
10
16% July 13
■;
5% July 20
39% Aug 22
106% May 25
3
Oct
per
23
Family Finance Corp
Fedders-Qulgan Corp
.
$
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
•
S per share
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct.
-No par
Fairbanks Morse & Co
2
19
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. 1
I per share
HIGH
AND
Monday
Sept. 29
^
Par
26% Feb
12% July 30
.
Saturday
share
56% Oct
21% July 20
5
July 26
13
per
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
17% Feb
3
July
12% Dec
NEW
.
Highest
15
(1307)
•100
103
101%
103
140
;
t,
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1308)
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
I per
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
share
t per share
$ per share
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
"
J per share
Par•
$ per
t per share
PRICES
SALE
Vl e^nes'uay
Tuesday
$ per
share
Thursday
Oct. 3
Oct. 2
Oct. 1
Sept. 29
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
EXCHANGE
S per
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 4
$ per share
share
Oct. 5
$ per
share
the Week
Shares
share
H
30% Dec
8
Apr
20
141
14
30% Feb
28
33
Jan
23
Nov
24
30% Jan
19
47% Oct
5
18
Sep 29
15% Apr
4
14% Dec
66% July 13
104
29
80% Feb
13% July
8
108% Oct
11
19
30
Jan
!
/
46% Feb
35
22'/« Apr 20
13% July 25
11% Jun 15
3
31% Dec
Jun
30
149 % Dec
28
27% Jan
3
7% Feb
10
64% Jan
5
81% Nov
8% July 13
.27% July
12
5% Jan
5
July
84
11
146
154
Jan
30
Jan
5
Hart
8
Mar
5
17
82
Apr
12
4
9
x9% Jun
28
11% Jan
11
7
8% Jan
12
27% Jan
12
25% Dec
28
July 17
33% Oct
23
30% July 30
Feb
3
98% Apr
5
88
Oct
3
31% Dec
8
41
Jan
9
32% Sep
21
107
Oct
26
94
Sep
14
25
20
33% Mar 16
23
Jun
July 14
44
36
Oct<
Jun
20% Mar
3
49
July 27
69% Dec
1
29
122% Aug
34
2
Mar 10
127% Mar 13
22% Feb
18
'20% Jan
10% Jun
19% Dec
26
18% Jan
5
11% Mar
14% Jan
V
80
6
4
12
72
14% Sep
5
18
25% Jun
Feb
July
Feb
54
12
6 Vi
100
72%
72%
*72 %
73%
73%
73%
*72%
73%
*72%
733A
20
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
11 %
11%
11%
1,800
2
8 3/8
32,200
31
\
32% Jan
101
(H
J)
13
Dec
18
W)
47% Nov
107
14
5%
13
Hilton
8s
34
Jan
Hollander
8
Homestake
July
2
66% Jan
19
Honolulu
38% Feb
Feb
20
40% Sep
30% Jan
88
96% July 10
12
62% Dec
11
54% Apr
4
18% July 23
17
Mar 22
33
July 25
7% Aug
1
11% July 21
35% Mar
9
13
24% Oct
19
58 % Dec
:
29
22
4%
21% Jan
48% May 24
65
Oct
3
7
12% July 23
16% Aug 30
20% Feb
26
12
18% Dec
20
1% Jan
3
4% Apr
25% Apr
22
>28% Feb
13
34%
*34%
35%
9o %
*04 '/2
9o%
*94%
96 %
23%
23%
*23%
23%
36
36
36%
"36%
21%
22
22%
223/8
75%
74%
75
74%
75
73 3/4
123%
123'A
19
•23% Sep
Hupp
10
21%
74%
123
26%
27%
27%
23%
23%
Co
39
'-S
per share
S per share
24
.
.
!
—10
V
■:
-
32% July 25
f
40% Mar 15
34% Jan
62
Dec
20
52% Jun
29
99
Dec
8
34
Jan
25
60
Dec
20
30% Nov 29
52% Jun
Oct
52
Dec
27
14
7% July 13
25% July 12
52% Dec
18
10% Dec
18
9
Jan
42% Mar 28
68
% Dec
83
Dec
133/4
13%
21%
21 %
»123/8
13
22%
22%
223/B
22%
11
10 3/4
10%
103A
Dec
38
Jan
29
15
26
12% Mar 30
175
Apr
19
187/a
50
56% Dec
30
25% Oct
17
92
r
100
Dec
185
13
July 17
25 % Jun
27
4
171% July 13
I
7% July 12
27
Dec
81
5
Aug 18
22
3% Dec
8
35% Mar 31
I
"
t 129% Dec
I
11% Dec
33% Jan
;
104
,
11
23% Jan
29
2% Jun
15% Jun
23
.
159% Jun
25% Jan
10
9% May
8
3
36% Dec
14% Aug
-59% Sep
47
99
Jun
3'
Sep
9% Dec
72
Oct
38% July 18
42 %
*
July
3
32% Aug 30
9% Jan
3
17
July 17
20% Jan
28
4
July 12
46% Jan
Sep 27
<61% Oct
36% May
<16
Apr
22% Jun
•18%
19 Vb
26%
.'26 3A
38%
38%
38%
383/4
11,100
59%
59
59%
58 >A
58 %
58%
58%
58%
58%
2,400
61%
*60%
61%
*98%
100%
14%
•145/8
34%
•35'A
39%
39%
59
*60
100 '
-61%
*98
'
143/a
61%
100
14%
*98
35
30
Dec
45
Apr
22
23% Dec
8
17% July 26
22
Dec
28
t
27% Jan
35% Dec
30
135
July 11
27% Sep
141
1
44% Feb
353A
35%
40
*39%
39%
90
*88%
90
*88%
100
lr
22
Jan
3
32
>129
Jun
19
't May
4
Sep
743/4
73
74%
73%
74
19%
19%
69%
71 %
5%
5%
*19%
19%
193/g
Sep
19
10
•
72
July 12
\
5%
5%
19%
'19%
•753/8
*5%
19%
12
12%;
62
64%
14%
14%
20%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
203/8
20%
20%
20%
20%
3%
33A
3%
33/4
3%
3%
22%
22%
223/4
22 3/4
£-'k; 23
4
Monday
AND HIGH
$ per share
63%
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. 1
13%
•613/4
700
-13%
1,200
64
13,000
14%
8,700
20%
1,400
3%
-
•23
Thursday
Oct.
$ per share
'623/4
5,700
23
2,900
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 2
$ pel share
*13
3,800
6
•
23
22%
*12%
700
80
;
20%
3 3/8
33/4 V
23%
13
65
310
6,500
4,400
•19%
14%
20%
33/8
123/4
63%
•
18%
74%
5%
13%
20%
1,500
99%
61%
;•:
V- U
1,100
72%. -'733/4
/'
'
5,100
90
99
.
"V
39%
-18%
75
5%
700
.
•353/4
35
38 3/4
13%
19
Feb
Feb
*373/8
38
62%
$ per
1000
61%
A
STOCK
EXCHANGE
50
?.
50
'
*51%
52%
Friday
Oct. 4
Salesfor
Oct. 5
$ per share
share
par
v
the Week
$ per share
Shares
8%
^
8%
343/4
*
Mex, S A
363A
*7%
I
i
•
i
,•
common
5%
25
Stores—^No
Dept
par
8
$6
*92%
4
33A
18
Coal
preferred
1
25%
*92%
4Va
'
-
18%
4
3%
3%
18 VB
183A
219 Va
:
219%
'
220
33%
164
343/a
164
34 Vs
162%
.
18%
15%
16
41%
93
*90 Va
3 %
41%
131%
131%
131%
131 %
•••■
39 Va
15%
15%
15%
53
533/8
„■
102%
43%.
*101
"43 V2
39 Va
61%
102%
24%
•c''
V25 Vs
39%
*132
v
61%
*3572
10v
24 Va
32 Va
36
36 Va
25'/a
134
*
25%
21%
r.r,
623/4
36 Va :
134
62
36'/a
*35
39%
24,100
34,200
,
102'A
8%
2,500
59
44
340
-.
.;
•393/8
2,100
62%
2,300
'36'/a
181/8
17%
243/e
24%
33
33
•
*36
/;
*32%
,36%
36
25%
-
.32%
37
13,200
r
37
25 %
7
...
134
25%
21%
•
..'21 %
35%
134
'
.
-
253A
353A
.21%
'35%
134
*133.
35%
134
1,300
600
<
14,200
22
.*
'
6.3C0
3.3C0 ;
20
J
5% July 18
•
14% Jan
x91
Oct
5
6
54% July 19
103
Jun 26
7% Jan
11
13
10
3
04
Apr
78% Sep
107% Mar
1
98
Dec
-
30
47
64
'July
Jan
98% Dec
27
34% Mar
6
4
2
90% Jun
29% July
18
106% Jan >11
25
64% Oct
Mar 27
21% Jun
81% Jan
18
'70% Mar
75
23% July 17
8% Jan
22% Feb
95'Mar 16
51% May 18
3
4
May 11
48
Jan
28
86
36% July 26
;
4% Jun
18% Jan
<18% Sep 25
<96% May 15
82 %
3
28
Sep
4
31% Jan
25
29
99
2
Jan
Jacobs
/
Co
1
,
i._No par
3%% -preferred
Johns
Manville
Johnson
Jones
3
35% Aug 15
(*F L)
Jaeger Machine Co
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120
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25
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43
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29
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109% May 18
Jun
29
11%-July 17
23% Mar 30
92
66% Dec
19
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30
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19
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30
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1
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
10
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par
,
:
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4%
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2
•
1
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Power
6
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>3
30% Oct
3
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37%
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64%
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27
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99
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37%
98
100
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8s
37%
13%
26%
8.75
preferred
8s
37%
13%
26%
100
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non-cum
17% Mar
15% Feb
-.37%
100
preferred
32% Oct
Jan
24% Jan
22.
9
103% Feb
97% Apr 23
57 ' Jun 29
70% Nov
13
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27
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15% July 20
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34
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51
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51
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640
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64
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24
139
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73
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143/a
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Int'l Nickel of Canada com„No
par
31
27% Jan
39
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100
74%
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13
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1
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28
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,
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6
36
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31% Jan 24
14
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Aug
8
35%
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100
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5
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2
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47
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73% Jan
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56% Jan
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1
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6
19
100
143/a
14%
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4
21
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99%
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100
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30
73
V
19%
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•
109
2
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800
5,400
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39
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15% Oct
29
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4
Oct
Jun
53
6%
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39
7
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31
53
28
cum
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9
113/8
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26%
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19
13
42
•
May 24
110
25
31
43
Feb 14
12% Aug
4.26%
14
Jan
16% Apr
25
14
2
39
!
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11%
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18%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
96% Jan
31% May 24
129
23%
99%
Illinois Terminal RR Co
6
Sep ,10
37% Feo
87% Aug 15
17
3/4
3,200
18 3/4
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common—No par
Inland Steel Co_
3
-
179
;
22
18
Inspiration
5% Jan
2
95% Nov
Co
4
20% Feb
26
10% Jan
22%
'
26 3/4
18%
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Par
preferred
preferred
cum
5
Oct
Jan
231
30% Jun '29
16
13% Apr
6
27% Dec 30
Power
4.08%
1
.29% May 9
101% Feb 23
25
Jan
Illinois
Ingersoll-Rand
12
28
199% Jun
22%
13%
383/8
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Industrial Rayon
02 % Feb
25
21
123/4
22
267/8
Sept. 29
series
16
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12%
39%
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20
ctfs
26
168% May 18
23
93% Oct
■
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38%
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conv
92% Sep
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133/4
22
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Central RR Co
71% Feb
13
Mar 29
*
i
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137% Juri
1
July 12
5
8% Mar
2
4% Dec
32% Oct
2
1
18% Dec
181
5
Jan
16
9
Feb
49% Jan
{
38% Oct
36% Oct
9
240
8
11% Jan
Oct
1% Jan 25
12% Jan
y
14
stock
Feb
52
45% July
2
18% Jun 29
20
\
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71
13
155
20% Nov 22
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non-cum
53% Feb
6% Ja n
14
22
No par
(Del)
Ji
78
*76%
13%
*12%
22%
400
500
4,700
..
38 3/4
14
1
1
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6%
May 24
75% Jun 29
13%
13%
17/64
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78
1,100
27%
583A
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■
Illinois
x58
10
9% Aug
8
16% Jan 16
?
i
19
*76%
22
123/4
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Idaho Power Co-
8% July 17
29
Jun
YORK
6
6
24%
123/4
3
EXCHANGE
9
G
•273/a
23%
240
39%
59%
No par
com
5
:
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29
28% Feb
30
68
155
Jun.
48 % Jun
33% Mar 27
5% July 14
'
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237/8
21%
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100
Corp
8
32% Mar 15
9
V
39% Jan
2
27
23%
39%
38
30
Corp
75% Feb
2
27
14
No par
Texas
107% Mar
29
Jan
50% July
41% Mar 23
50
r
96
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123
123
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33% May 15
25
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100
of
$ per share
82% Jun
!
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123A
18 5A
3,500
39%
213/8
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■
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1,700
74
123%
78
*76%
1,200
37%
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52%
22%
(
12.50
Co
78
233/s
37
39%
133/4
5
preferred
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-Highest
$ per share
23%
40
123%
123/4
5
common
"*76%
20
96
96
-
300
200
347/«
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53%
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23%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
3,400
89
123 %
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21
1
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Oil
Range for Previous
Highest
900
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26
'
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24
1,100
•24
22 3/8
23%
36%
52%
*76%
Hudson Bay Min fit Sm Ltd—No
par
Hudson Motor Car
12.50
-Hunt Foods Inc„_
6.66%
14
4% Jan
2% July 30
18% May 15
34%
23%
Howe Sound Co_<
5
Hudson 8s Manhattan common__100
5% non-cum preferred
100
5
2
5
30
2
Co
Paper
Light & Power
'Howard
10
Oct
»
9
Jan'
19% Mar
17% Oct
Oct
34%
.
26%
100
preferred
^ouston
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A
preferred
Houston
1
24
8% Jan
July 17
3%%
18
Oct
Nov
12
89
23%
123%
123%
Household Finance common—No par
24
75
;i
33%
*67
36
*39 % '40
52%
Mining
conv
20% Apr
5% July 18
V
*32%
88
*21%
75
50
preferred
107% Jan
22
series
Electrochemical
$2.25
1
53% Dec
.
July 13
16
'Jun
50% Mar 15
'11% Mar 13
:
99% Mar
July 25
74%
par
& Sons
Oil
$4.25
19
10
18
33%
88
•
5
Houdallle-Hershey
13
22
33'A
9of%
21%
conv
Hooker
17
36
107% Dec
23%
34%
*34%
36%
Sugar Corp common
preferred
5%
29
20
100% Dec
15
Holly
July 30
Jan
15% Feb
30% Jan
3
38% Jan
69
105
10
Jun,28
24
89%
23%
21%
Corp
(A)
19
11
23%
*35%
common„l
Corp
(Charles
23
July
94
103
10
100
Dauch
Co
22% Feb
29
95%
common—No par
Holland Furnace
9
Feb 'i 9
14
29
*94
25
Inc
Hotels
Hinde
Hires
29
42% Feb
Jun
34%
—No par
preferred
28% Jan
11% Jun
24%
-26%
8
8
•
3%%
25
98
9
7%
■
20
42% Jan
24
8
8
*33 %
.89%
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100
preferred
Chemical
Jun
May 24
24
11
*88
33 %
33%
*88
25
common
preferred
34
Jan
8%
8
24%
24
5
15
Hershey Chocolate common__No
4%% preferred series A
31
25% Mar
-
8%
8
—100
common
non-cum
26% Apr
7
11
Co—
preferred
(G
7%
Aug 29
8
Co
Hewitt-Robins
Jan
10% July 13
29% July 27
29% July 13
Glass
common
preferred
Heyden
17% Fen
47% Jan
Corp
6
15
29% Mar
July 25
common
5
23
20% Aug
6%
52
.
143
*145
26 3/8
86% Jan
9% July 11
18% July 16
1,800
6%
6
18% Mar 29
17% Sep
148
32%
*6%
JA Oct
12% July 18
Jun
•31%
1
Helme
Mar 29
12% Aug 28
22
Jan
3
31
*144%
:
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-26%
28% Sep
26% Aug
>
170
410
26 %
3.65%
44% Mar 12
3
148
31%
v
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105
6%
Co
Heinz
5
19% Sep
15
10% Apr
16% Apr
6
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148
83
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26%
3 % %
31
16% May
July 12
20% Dec
Jan
32
400
•
83'A
104
104
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14%
14%
14%
'
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104
31%
31%
*146
148
14%
82%
82%
104
V
'6%
Marx__
Corp of America
%%
preferred
Hecht
127% Mar 15
4
17/64 Oct
68% July 24
8
27
3
31%
14%
*14 %
o
84
105
31 %
*i4i
14%.
83
26 Va
Hazel-Atlas
8
Mar
106 % Jan
4
27
Mar
41% July 13
25
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104%
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97
Apr 25
Jun
104
CLOSED
100
Powder
,
14%
83
83
63/8
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51% Jun
'
.14%
-
4,000
26%
15
.38
10,400
18'A
6%
79
121
STOCK
EXCHANGE
31
Motors
1
200
•47%
45
•18%
26%
Hercules
8
18 %
6%
1
Feb
33%'
*33
i
46%
18
26%
24
Jun
46%
6%
40% Feb
56
34%
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18
.
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23% Feb
48
17%
46%
457/s
18
10
2
July 25
46
17%
com__Nopar
,
8s
17% July
9
64% Mar 15
52% Aug 23
15% July 14
447/8
17%
Mfg
Hayes
93%
45%
17%
...
Industries Inc
Hayes
14
Refrac
preferred
70% Sep
39
100
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
Schaffner
1
25
Dec
6%
No par
com
Hat
17
8% Jan
Mar 20
(M A)
Harbison-Walk
2
5
preferred
conv
11% Oct
20% July 18
25
1
15
6% July 17
21% July 19
103
4%
Hanna
22
Jun
34%
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34'A
45
Cementing—5
Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co
16
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33
32%
25
Well
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(W F)
Jun
3
Water
Halliburton Oil
Hall
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2
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92
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56
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4
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series
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10
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Inc—.No par
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8 3/a
8 3/«
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35%
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117%
117%
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313/8
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523/4
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45
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19%
Reg ——1.50
51
100
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$3.75 conv preferred—— a,
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963/4
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30%
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53
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313/4
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Minneap & St Louis Ry—-2—No par
Steel
1st preferred
300
29,700
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35 3/8
313/4
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56
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Mid-Continent
4,800
56
205/b
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18
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293/4
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90
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34%
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303/4
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92%
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Merritt-Chapman &c Scott-*—-12.50
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2,100
163/8
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27
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41 vb
27
30
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41
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69
68%
70
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37%
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134%
98 %
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41 %
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10
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33
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34
98 %
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176
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90
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21
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98%
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21
23
113/4
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2
56% July 17
23..
11%
55
18%
preferred
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2
233/4
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1,100
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3%%
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1
10
1,900
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41% Jan
9
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,
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preferred series——2100
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23
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20
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23% Oct
94
8
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10
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8%
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18
Jan
y
525
100%
11%
•
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18
31% Oct
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525
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-
17%
12
33% Sep
17%
.
38%
McCrory Stores Corp common_;_50c
Jan
56
107% Sep
13
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42%
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47% Apr
2
9
2
383/4
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122 Va Sep
101
21% May 24
27
Jan
15
39% Sep
34% July 12
36% Feb
13
-
8% Mar
49% Nov
94
102% July
>
38%
8,300
8%
17%
..>*23%
No par
Preferred
26
17% Nov
13
Corp
McCord
Mead
10 y« July 17
Jan
McCall
.
Mar 20
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.Y-"8%
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Y
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.
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23%
18%
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32 % Oct
8 8'/a May 15
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38%.
17%
-
8%
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$3.75
2
19% Jan
35
92 %
83A
8 3/8
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—
18%
.
Sep
29
35
'
27
32% Jan
;
Aug 21
37% Jun
3
10
58
53
34%
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96
200
173/b
ft
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11%
•
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May
27
2
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17%
Y
•
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21
Jan
42% Feb
;
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32
44 % Jun
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52% Mar 15
30% July 17
July 13
28
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•
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14
Jun
42
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16
16% Jun
-
16%
44%
35
343/4
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24
29
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16%
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96% Dec
87
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16%
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Martin (Glenn L),Coj£-^-"
1
1
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20
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27
r
29
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1
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July 17
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5
29
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22
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29
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CLOSED
44
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44
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"Y^
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37%
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31
5
4
5
43
15s/a
15%
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Magnavox Co {The K./Y—Yi-Y.—l
Mahoning .Coal RR Co„_YY-'—50
Manati Sugar Co—
A
16
-V
IncY———_Y_Y__
.
*15%
42%
5/64
Jan
12
2
27% Jun
:
18
32
/
25% Jan
Jan
5/64 Oct
/
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Y 31% Nov
30
12% July 13
24 y? July 27
175
common—10
15%
42%
Magma CopperY—1—10
.
4
37% Jan
9
29
106% Sep
9% July 19
31
15%
-5
preferred series A—_-'_100
Madison
28
,,
Trucks
4%.%
Mar 16
14% Sep
7% Mar 23
,
4
337/e Dec
19
Feb
573
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,
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13
;/•
27
9% Nov
•*', 19y8 May
.' 17%
6
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;
3
18% Apr 19
23% Jan 25
;
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2
40% Sep
2
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2
.
•
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Jan
Aug
Feb
Jaa
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*
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17
12 V» Jan
500"
12% Aug 30
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103% Jan
;Y 23% Jun 25
>
19
Jan.
38
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7% May 21
13
;
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26
20% Feb
9% Oct
25
Y
142% Feb
29
20
24% Apr
;.i
6% July 13
;
21
Jun
18
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l
Jun
14
35% Dec
.
4
Apr
.
128
14% Apr
5
7% Jan
7% Mar 30
Y
3
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"105
12
Mar 30
,10% Jan
3
510
Oct
19
Sep
18% Dec
,
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•
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19 {
143
3
11% Mar 31,
,' 28% July 17
.
37% May 17
'
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101
26
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'
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16%
19%
.51%
117
20
19%
19%
•-
51%
52%
52
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16%
16%
16%
'
116
•
115
141 %
17
20%
52
115
141
l634
19%
51%
114
141
•
17%
20 Vb
52 Va
114
14,700
1,000
140%
140 3/4
100
16%
16%
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19
19%
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52%
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115
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Monday, October 8, 1951
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .v.
(1310)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
S per
$ per share
8 per share
tper share
share
54
'
STOCK
YORK
j ;
Par
Minn
Min
Sep
Feb
9
323A Feb
27
32
Sep
14
15% Dec 26
13% Apr
18% Sep
35% Apr
21
Mission
30% July 2
7% Jun 25
30
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
108 V* Jan
26
21
9% July 12
107
101% Jun 20
5
Dec
18% Jun
27
July 19
84
10
83% Jan
16
Jun
27
27% Dec 27
25% Jan
2
27% July 26
34% Mar 20
29% Jun
14
93/« Jan
3
Nov
4V2 Jan
3
11% Dec
21% Jan
3
52% Dec 22
4 y« Feb
22
10
31% Dec
4
41 % Oct
16% Nov 20
773/4
July 26
•
11
32
14
137/b Mar
RR
9
1%
Dec~2l
Machine
Monsanto
17%
17%
17%
34
34%
9%
9Va
9%
553/8
56%
56 34
57%
56%
57%
25'A
26 Va
5
21
Montana
19
12% Jun 27
16% Dec
15
Jun
29
223/4 Sep
24
Moore-McCormick
18% Feb
16
Morrell
53
Sep
18
Motorola
313/4 Jan
29
Motor
Products
Motor
3
12% Jan
30% Nov
Jun
20
19
29
May 24
14
Oct
18
56% Dec
29
Jun
6
113
108% July 12
2
25% Jun 25
24% July 12
17% July 2
16% Jun 25
14
193/4 Dec
13
9'
40% Jan
423A Aug 24
20 y8 July 17
133/4 Mar 25
44
Oct
29
May 9
213/4 Feb 23
29 % Sep
Mar 17
26
10
11
112% Jun
23 3/, Feb
33
33
33
13%
13%
135/a
20 3/a
203A
20 Va
20%
98%
223/a ;■
25%
25%
33%
33 Va
13 V*
13%
20 Va
20'A
96'A
97%
5,800
'23%
26%
30,200
25,800
■
>
21
20 3/4
13%
20%
97%
98
98%
973/4
98 %
973A
23
22 Va
225/8
22%
22%
22%
24:'A
243/8
,
25 Va
25
25 Va
X24 3/s
13 V4
74
733/8
74%
74%
75%
743/4
75%
745/8
21%
21%
213/a
21 Va
213/s
21%
213/e
213A
2,700
1,600
75
213/8
1,000
:
.,
21%
25%
25
"•25
6,000
10,100
7.900
13 Va
13%
13%
133/4
133/4
133/4
13%
13 3A
133/4
13%
1,700
50%
51 Vb
513/a
52
52
52%
51%
51%
52
8,200
-10
"21 %
2 7 ®/8
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273/4
27%
28
27%
52%
28'A
27%
28
26%
26%
26%
27
26 3A
26 3A
193/8
19
26%
19%
27
18%
20
203/B
20 Va
20%
20
20%.
28
27%
28'A
27%
27%
263A
273/a
Corp
5
--———1/
Co
Bras3
,•
36% Jan
13
52% Aug 30
43% Sep 28
493/4 Feb
28
43
Jan
13
53% Jun
62
2
66
Apr
12
16
July 13
2
22% Feb
2
Nash-Kelvinator
32
Jan
3
9
Nashville
Jan
13
273/4
13%
27%
*12%
12%
12%
*54%
55%
55 %
55 >/4
108%
108 %
26 3/4
—
23% Aug 30
Jan
263/8
323/4
*13 5/a
4,700
13,700
14,300
No par
Co
&
13
12
253/8
32%
13%
22%
No pa'
Mfg Corp--—
:
1
Inc
—5
Murphy Co (G C) common——1
43/4%
preferred.—\—
100
Murray Corp of America com-.—lo
4%
preferred—-7—50
Myers (F E) & Bros—
No par x/V/:.
27
2 6 3/i
32%
13%
24%
"/si
(The)—No par
Inc
Jan
15
25%
32%
973/8
Lines___*_______5
Munsingwear
11
25
107% Sep
18% Jun
263/a
*203/8
Mullins
21
15% Feb
58 V4 Sep
12% Aug 23
48% July 19
555/s
'
-3
(John)
Mueller
54%
13%
5
Wheel Corp
19
263/4 Jan
12% July 31
18
57
Co
54%
32%
/■-///.■';■'
5
Montgomery Ward & Co
9
25%
20
1.25
Utilities Co
26% Oct
8%
9
54%
pfd_100
Co—
253/a Sep
75% Sep
20% Jan
'
Tool—-.—-No par
2
29
.
—100
conv
2
22
5,100
173A
34%
9'A
13
15% Dec
7,800
34'A
Jan
23% Jan
2,500
9'A
11% Jan
29
32%
31 %
34%
64
Power
32%
BO5/,
18
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
32 3/a
31%
8%
21% Jan
13 5/a Feb
323/8
30'A
34%
3
30
July 13
13
32%
.30%
173/4
23% May 11
67 % Nov 24
19 ft
500
31
31
32%
29%
34 s/8
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
Monarch
31
*30
32%
30 V*
'
18
Mojud Hosiery Co Inc—
1
31
31
220
90
*89
343/8
Mohawk Carpet Mills—
5
50
893A
173/4
9
24 3/a Jan
89
11,300
173/4
10
107% Aug
883/4
30
323/s
30
873/4
23%
23
34 %
163/a Feb
2
29 Va
77X.
■■77-7X77,.'7>
22%
8%
5
preferred. series A
25
■
30
323/4
293/4
8,700
23
23%
103%
173/B
333/4 Mar 12
Jan
*32%
Shares
,
44
413/a
*102
103%
22%
90
*88
30
>29
CLOSED
'
413/a
*102
22%
22%
90%
89
STOCK
EXCHANGE
104
41 Ve
103
103
$ per share
$ per share
41%
41V*
41%
*102%
104
22%
22
$ per share
share
40%
41
the Week
Oct. 5
34'A
39% Feb
73
40%
*102%
■
$ per
$ per share
Sper share
Oct. 4
10
49 Vb July
10% Jun
.
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 3
com—No par
Development Co
Mo-Kan-Texas
9
73% Mar
5
16% July
54
93% Feb
2
13% Oct
6
13
9
45% July 2
18% Aug 15
32 % fcep 20
30
Apr
11 % Jan
30
7
Mar
24% Feb
29
67
4
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 2
Oct. 1
V:'7.X7> XVyVX"
&
24% Jun 29
104
May
SALE
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 29
Mfg common__..No par
$4 preferred
;
No par
Minneapolis-Molina Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred—
,—100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred—i—-25
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
Mission Corp -—_k—1
37% Feb 20
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1950
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*107%
'
19%
v
109
12%
56 %
56%
108 %
*108Vb
108 %
203/s
*108
20 Va
20
20
13'A
20%
20 3/4
<
*44%
46
'
*56 %
58
553/4
20 V*
443/4
•443/4
443/4
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46
56
56
*56%
58
*56%
58
—5
18%
19
18%
19
100
72%
72%
72
72%
National Acme Co_-—-----i- —i
35%
351/2
35%
35
—1
15
15
15
15
—1
20%
203A
—5
*44
13
2,300
900
26%
26%
553A
*13
•
7,400
16,000
500
13
13
700
x56 %
-56%
*108%
-•
108%
10
21%
10,200
20 3A :
r
46%
*45
V
58
*56%
100
'
100
..
N
23
6% Jun
22
53
29
Dec
21
17% July
51% Jan
343/4 Dec
i
May 20
18
31
14% July 12
23
May 27
20
Dec
175% Jun
Aug
3
16% Apr 13
21% Apr 21
*
2
Corp——
St Louis—
Chatt &
National
Airlines
,—
National Automotive Fibres Inc
-
k
20%
20%
32
32%
32
i— 100
-10
169
16
Jun
29
22% Sep
19
National
Aviation
31
Jun
28
35% Jan
1843/4 Jan
12
National
Biscuit
12% Sep
59% Sep
14
National
14
11% Feb
24
National Cash Register ——No par
National City Lines Inc
—1
7
16% Aug 14
National Container Co—--i-iii.il —1
133A
13%
National Cylinder Gas Co—— —1
15%
16
Jan
0
164
8 3/< Apr
29
7
> Jun 26
Jan
2
Feb
15
42% Jan
2
9% Jan i 2
ll3/. Oct
11
11
46% Nov 24
10
7% July 12
27
10% Jun 27
:.
14% Dec 28
50
Nov
Jan
20
.7%
14% Aug
2
13% Mar 26
Corp—---—
Co
preferred. A—
Can Corp—
170
12
56%
56%
10%
10%
56 %
56 3/a
10'A
V
10%
133A
14
10%
44% May 28
17% July 19
51% Sep
10
National
Dairy Products
20% Dec 22
233/4 Feb
2
National
Department Stores———5
Xl9
19
19
19
26% Jan
10
37% Oct
3
National
Distillers
...5
.35%
35%
355/8
36%
108% Sep 21
16% Jun 29
112% Oct
4
1951——100
109 3/a
1095/s
1093/4
is". Jufy~25~
22%
11
35
10
Jail
102
13
21
May*31
Jun
7
95
July
693/4 Dec 29
65
178
July 13
185 % Jun
xl50
Jan
11
159
73/e Jan
4
9% May 31
313/4 Dec 22
18
Jan
25
x3/8 Dec
5
22% Jun
29
169
5
Nov
ii Jan
Nov
7
4
24
28
Oct
25
56
Jan
16
43
29% Oct
26% July 13
21% Jan
2
15% Apr 27
71% Apr
4
23% Dec 20
9
21% Dec
18
89
Dec
20
x85
243/4 Dec
28
21
Jufy~13
14% Oct
11% Jan
3
Sep
//8
'• Jan
$ per share
Sper share
8% Aug
1
143/b Jan 13
-t
123/s Feb 28
-•
17% Feb
102% Mar 10
106% Aug 11
7% July 13
34
-11% Jun
July 11
July 18
10% July 25
x993/4 Sep
5
Apr
103/4 Jan
105% Feb
103
Apr
1043/4 Dec
6
8%
83A
8%
38%
Shares
National
Sugar Ref
-—No par
—10
13
51%
..,4.20%
17
Natl
15
Natomas
Co„
—k__No par
19
18% Feb
Neisner
Jan
11
Apr
18
42% Jan
9
<Jun
22
2
21
Apr
17%.Tuti
8
74
2
103
2
Feb
135
1
(J J)
Co
preferred
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Elec
System—
■v
20
New
Oct
' 5
Newmont
17
82% Jan
24
38% Jan
12
343/4 Oct
21
28% Jun
17% Jun
25
23% Oct
4
New York
21
15% Jun
25
26 V4 Jan
16
42% Oct
4
Jun
29
152
Oct
30
13% Jan
4
19
Jun
6
28 % Mar 29
42
Nov
21
29
104% July 30
15% Jan lo
41% Jan
3
*98
46
Sep
Jan
26
73
■/ Jan
3
*92
Dec
13
246% Aor
19
215
Jan
17
410
17% Dec
28
15
Jun
29
25% Jan
52
27
43% Jun 25
15% May 24
.59% Jan
22% Jan
12
28% Apr
5
93
Dec
12
100
183/4 July 13
243/4 Dec 15
85
•
Dec
14
91% Dec 22
98
9
26
-
15
:
•
Jan
91
31
$5
N
Y
New
Hav
Preferred
9% Dec
15
27
106 % July 13
Jun
27
Class
Mhk Pwr
Corp com.No par
.—No par
27
94
Feb
23
3.60%
29
102
Feb
6
3.90%
preferred
83/4 Jun
29
35% Jan
9
-
100
'A
'3.40%
preferred
preferred
•
Jun
29
85
Sep
18
28 Va Jan
13
25
19% Feb
8
North
American
Co
18
13
North
American
.
19
Feb
Mar
9
Noma
Electric
8
Nopco
Chemical
5
Norfolk
Corp
.76% July
3
88
31V. Jan
2
39 % Oct
5
Northern
Natural
31 V.Jan
2
59% Sep
20
Northern
Pacific
1
10% Mar
13
9% Jun
15
84
29
106
,109% Dec 16
Jun
Jun
28
14% Dec
28
12 % Jan
24
15 % Jun
26
22% Dec
19% Jan
25
23% Jun
20
32% Mar 28
23
26
J2% Jun
29
17% Dec
15% Mar 31
28
16
Jun
22%
22
75
74
75
7
75
7"
*93
75
*93
35%
35 Va
23
20%
94% Feb
16
1093/b May 25
103% Feb 27
43%
*89%
20%
7 717%
7: 52 Va
lv6%
V;-:
15%
15%
50
49
50
*48
91
*89%
*400
-
*89%
;
410
/
17%
54'A
410
16%
27%
27%
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91%
54'A
165/B
-110,400
42%
50
900
50
'r
91
400
18%
400
"
18
54 Va
;7 .
17%
a;
Q
27
*90
903/4
7"
20
7
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6,700
•
53%
3,000
7
17%
717%
27%
200
18% ;
tf
533/8
16%
3,500
77
91
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V
400
27
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12,600
.
.
16%
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27%
3,800
43%
107
15%
54
16%
21 Vb
6,000
20%
49
*89 Va
V
23%
15%
*400
18%
53%
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.
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16%
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91
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106% .7
106%
<>
410
173/4
17% 7 77-
54
is:.
54 7/
44 Va
106 3A
15%
:
100
203/s
i
433/4 77
42%
43%
10s 3/4
15%
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50
91
410
V-.7
106 Va
15 3A
153/4
44%
106%
43%
6,200
35 Va
23%
20%
400
>
77
23Va
35%
23
19%
7
22%
*75%
76%
V 1,000
95
135
21%
•
223/a
35
7 7
135
;■ 133
22% 722%
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1,800
40 Va
113A
95
133
7
22%
1,900
.vA-; :
>
99
; 70
12/7: 7'''7, 15,900
*98 Va
V
preferred
243A
24%
27
27
/
:
Va'
86%
93
10 Va
10%
*45%
46%
46
28
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24%
10Va
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27%
5,500
82
853A ••
96
96
10%"
10%
103/s
46%
47
47%
48%
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v
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%
47 3/a
48%
48%
483/4
48%
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253A
*25%
253/4
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25%
'18%
"18%
18%
18%
18'A
18 Va
v
16%
163/4
163/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
80
80%
38
38%
lo
81%
*80
36%
X55
~
10%
81%
37%
38
56%
56%
57%
10%
10%
7/
81%
36%
10 3/a
V
•
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.f
81% 7383/8
37%
57
57%
56'/a
10 3/a
10%
■•*•■
500
17%
21.2C0
•
39%
57
10%
29,300
7
81%
38 Va
56 Va
10%
11,000
18%'
*80
57%
10%
-
49 Va
17 Va
7,
160
1,200
253/4
18 3/a
.
400
.7,900
,
%77
25 3A
'
18%
47%
48
7
11V8
48%
7
7
95%
103/s
487/a
253A
18%
\
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48 3/4
47%
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200
:
95%
r
i
1,600
87 •('
77"-
.
19,700
.
83
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/
.
25
27 3/4
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7
5,800
.
90%
245/8
273/41;
82 Va
85%
96
273/a
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■
V
86
96
7
25
:.:••
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86
96
10%
'
86%
96
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86%
'
25 Va
27%
82%
7
903/4
24 3A
27%
82%
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7
10%
160
8,900
%f" ."
24,700
(Minn)—
7
—
preferred
$4.80
91%
*90
25 Va
82%
7
.
l
Gas Co——
—
$3.60
7 24%
27 7.
273/a
lo
:
Ry————100
Common
;
•
*48":
*400
46
^Northern Central Ry Co_——50
2
..
4
Northern States Pwr Co
Mar 22
22
107
153/4
10
& Western Ry com..
25
Adjustment preferred—
—25
33'/a Dec 28
97% Jun
43 Va
107
:
1
Co
88% May 18
39% Feb 23
6
;
■
*85
Aviation
29
2 23/a
.22
*81
T—_100
—
17 Ve Jun
Xl3% Jun
'*
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95
7iV
*133%: 137% '
95
131
—100
—
44
6
12
40%
99
y
10
*93A
40%
H3A
*93
100
24
96% July 10
8
preferred——
Niagara
5
No par
17% Dec
8
,
Mar
1
Shares
'Sk/:? 1,100 5
E'lec & Gas Corp—
27
28
x90% Dec
91% Jun
19
53% Mar
4
3
88% Jan
Co—100
series A—-—100
Feb
5
15% July 12
10% Jan 13
5
29
19
5%%
RR
Shipbldg Corp partic stock
$8.75
7
26
Jun
1
2.
Jun
82
39% Nov 24
243/» Dec
Jan
Mar
Hart
-_50
Common ——-
17
25% Oct
&
CO—
123/b May
50
May
X52 Va Feb
43 % Jun
17
99
Y
Y State
RR
215/8 Feb
July 17
28% Dec
2
x28% Jan
N
—No par,
common
preferred—'—No par
Harlem
Sales for
the Week
IO6V2
*105
9%
40%
131
„——7——_10
Dock
non^cum
&
1,500
2,600
.
10%
17%
*98 Vs
131
74%
City Omnibus Corp——No par
Y
1,200
Friday
93A
12% '
!£•%
N
2,300
,
17 Va '•: 17 Vb /
8% •83/8
r'
106%
*105
9%
40%
//:, 95
.
7; 7 17%
17%
98%
35%
10o
S
10%
•".17% 7 17%
10%
106%
93/4
22%
common
108
103/s
3/a
11%
*93
.
10
98
19
preferred series A--—
V
Oct. 5
*40
22%
Y
450
88 Ve
23
$ per share
12
34%
New York
Aug
9
V Feb 20
80 Va Jun
8
Oct
25
25
103% Mar 20
16
Jun
20% Jan
Mar 29
973/4 Jun
19
-78% Jan
87
9
29
••■
July 26
Dec
Feb
24% Mar
5
•
Oct. 4
40
113A
19%
N
25% Jan
■M
83A
99
*98
113A
343A
New
9
20% Apr
.
39%
173A
*105
9%
93A
39%
99
/.•
106 Va
*105
S%
10%
173/4
17%
17%
;
213A
17
■
17%
15.500
293/a
,
*
88'A
$ per share
$ per share
103/8
10%
18%
.6%
18
31
A
34 Va
N
1,000
Thursday
Oct. 3
213A
13
183/4 May 10
54% Apr 25
7,400
*106,
,
8%
53%
*22 3A
:
17%
Wednesday
Oct. 2
5
26
156 5/b Feb
6% Jun 27
21% July 27
Tuesday
$ per share
*125
10
Air Brake—:
800
.
27'A
28%
V '••■'.
V
'
56
73% Nov 21
10%
106'/a •'
-39%
pfd_100
Corp
•'
107
32%
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
-
Central——No par
N Y Chic & St Louis Cc—
200
14% Oct
8%
,711%
New York
Dec
175/B
83/4
173/s
CLOSED
Newport Industries common....__1
4%%
preferred
—
—100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—_1
Mining
21% Dec
27
173/8
83A
9%
EXCHANGE
1
29%
107
17 3/8
*105
100
England
; 23%
107
58,100
'
STOCK
com——No par
—!—i
New
29%.
4,300
•
27%
88.
23
83A
$ per share
A
preferred————100
—7—7
——5
33/4%
6
88
23%
173/s
*103/a
Inc
Newberry
7
295/8
88%
23
8 3/a
Oct. 1
8 per share
Par
common.
29%
88
1,100
•
53%
54'/a
273/e
.
293A
17%
V
23 % Feb
>
25
Oct
Feb
123/4 Mar
July 17
99
j
102
Inc
Bros
43/4%
27%
23
•
410
144%
2 Vs'
*32
87 Va
107
30
172
144%
33
•
21"
.
30
4,300
-
8%
293/a
107
93-;
38%
53%
,
11,400
V
95%
:*171
87%
•
1,800
19%
19%
8%
273/8
106%
Monday
Corp———_—__1
Nesco
273/a
105%
Sept. 29
,i
Nehi
53
27
1,600
111%"
383/8
33
83/8
Saturday
EXCHANGE
18
52%
11,500
24,400
2%
32
17 Va
•
STOCK
NEW YORK
•
,
•'-•■
50
36%
-8%
87/8
53%
-
4,200
'193's
;-9i
v
144%
2
,
4,300
14,800
183A
38 5/B V 38%
8%
104%
conv preferred—100
Vulcanized Fibre Co_
1
11% Jan
283/4 Jun
"29%
2
32
•
"■
38%
2 ' •
2
27
V
Oct
Co_^_
Tea
385/8
52
27%
29
lo
•
-
26% Mar 29
128
52
27
Co—„No par
32
.*31
23
13
93
18
80% Dec
3
31
31
.
:
V,
2
l%
:
•
4,100
.16%
*
5
88
*87
107
*107
1100
*87
il00
107.;
series—7--100
99%
99%
10
13%
14%
—125
*223A
50
33%
7.
V
*86 Va
88
87%
87%
86 3A
.
14,400
60
*87
88
107
107
90
99
99
2,190
13%
-
14
9,700
-
"
?
Preferred
153/4 May 10
24 V. May 10
Northwest
353/4 Sep
24% Sep
14
Northwestern
20
Norwich
4.6%
$1.10
Airlines
preferred
;
—
Inc
common
—;
Telegraph
1
„
Pharmacal Co—
,
2.50
213A
1073/4
*107
99%
99%
99
99
99
99
13%
14 Va
13%
14 Va
14
14%
22 3A
23
33%
333A
21%
21%
107%
*107
1073/4
"
22%
23%
33%
*33 Va-
34%
22%
21%
21%
23
-
23
23%
'•
-
22 3A
23
6,000
1
333A *
22
333A
33%
22 V«
*33%
22
22%
4,700
32%
22,100
100
•
O
28% July 12
104% Dec
16
Dec
21
95
35% Mav 26
112% Mar
100
Jun
9
22
'
30 V, Jan
2
100% July
-
9
89
Jun
33% Aug 20
110% Mar 12
26
993/8 Feb
27
57% Sep
10
21
26% Feb
14
46% Dec
28
43 V. Mar 29
183/4 Dec
20
20% Dec
28
19% Jan 19
18% Oct
9
21% Sep
18
19% July 11
90
July
For
8
20
Jan
9
28% Nov 22
1013% Oct
footnotes
see
5
page
May
2
90
Jan
8
25% Jan
2
36
Oct
5
97
8
109
Oct
5
22.
Jan
.
'
Ohio Edison
Co
common—
.5
323/b
32%
1
100
104%
104%
.100
*90%
91%
.No par
54%
55 "A
55
com—hh>ilo
*21%
21%
21%
4%/ preferred
:
_lihl:-20
Olivet. Corp common...J_.i-hhzli—1
*18 3A
4.40%
preferred
3.90%
preferred ;
Ohio! Oil
Co
Okla Gas &
4
1
Electric
j.
Co
%>%:: convertible preferred L.c 100
,
10,400
103/a
;
,
*110%
172
*144
143%
.
573/8
*94%
93%
172
172
8%
38 Va
38%
1% i»: 2 "V:
87%
X105
19%
92%
140
.12
493/4
.V
A
;
95%
8%
23
llVsJan
20% Nov 22
66 % Mar 14
V
18%
*94%
v 373/4
87%
93
16
13% Mar 23
26*
2
19 Va
95%
923A
10,600
36 %
V
18%
92%
168
10'A
v
19
*94%
92'/a
Corp——1
Service
100
11
19 Va
96
143%
—5
23
112%
*170%
National
Apr
8% Jan
34% Jun
110%'
143%
National Supply (The) Pa com
4 Va %
preferred——
14% Jan
1103/a
•
16
37%
v
5,900
1,800
>
13% -14;,.
:
363A
170%
$ per share
25
15% Jan
104
13
42% Nov 25
99
58
9% Jun
10
V:
•
14
16%
'18%
170%
Highest
$ per share
10%
.
"49% "•495/8
143%
17% Sep
Lowest
:
1
16
49%
143%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
,
:
19 Va
172
STOCKS
Year 1950
10 Va
13%
>
22 Va
.'57 ::•
..
37%
143%
Range for Previous
Lowest
18%
913/a
10% Feb
3
57
110%
:
110
*94%
92
2
107
-
7
5
Sep
25% Feb
18
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11%
V I68
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21%
32 Va
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12
36 3A
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Corp_
National Steel Corp
7
90
18%
96%
48 3/4
49
--——100
—-—100
Linen
National
4
29% May
Mot 14
101% July 30
14 V* Jan
2
9
July 13
10 V4
Jun
18%
91
_
10
Natl
9
32% Feb
53% Nov 27
26
14
16
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
Power & Lt ex dist—No par
26
33
48%
49%
95%
1
No par
common
preferred A-—preferred B
6%
17
2% Aug 13
2
35s/8 Mar 31
Mar 22
7%
National
40 % Sep
2
Gypsum Co common—
National Lead Co
4
93/b Jan
5
30% Jun 29
% Jan
25% Jan
25
Jan
—
$4.50 preferred-
19
48%
No par
Prod
pfd series of
National
29
156
2
Jan
97% Sep
185% Jan
29
141% May
8% Sep
21
103.
3
Jun
4%%
21 % Mar 22
Mar 13
170 A.
11%
10%
.
13%
16
,
273/4 Dec
July 17
94% Jan
.
.
16
14% Mar 30
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28
186
30
31;., July 13
36 /
16% Jan
Mar
39% Jan 17
53/4 July 13
6% Jun
79
37
12% Jan 15
14% Dec 27
Jan 13
12
31% Dec 26
2
Mar 15
19
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104
32%
104
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91 Va
56%
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18%
19
33%
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;
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104 Va
91%
91%
93
92
92%
260
56%
57 y8
56%
57%
56%
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11,300
21%
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21%
21%
104
104
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21%
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900
19
300
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36
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870
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33
.33%
♦104 Va
105
33%
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34 3A
106
34%
105%
34%
106
Number 5053
Volume 174
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1311)
19
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
$ per
$per share
10
Aug
6
96% Jun 15
toy* Jan
3
15
Jan
3
113
95
Apr 21
$ per share
Nov
10
20V«Jan 20
27% Sep
22
25
30
42 y# Jun
23
Oct
5
72
Aug
2
17 y* July 12
82
Jail
14
79
Nov 27
73% Feb
21
Jan
16% Jun 29
19
13% July 17
97
"
13% Jan
33% Jan 25
July 26
14 % July 10
Oct
96
Otis
Outlet
21
Mar 21
Pabco
1
14% July 19
17% Jan 16
19% Feb
53
Sep 27
37
Feb
4
13
55% Mar 10
*49% Jan .17
v
Dec 18
>.
142% July 21
2% Jun 29
7 ; Dec
18
;
8% Dec
3% Jun
8V2 Dec
29
Jun
8
.102
Aug ,15
5% Feb*
11-
12 % Dec 28
27.
18% Apr 17.
34% Jan 13!
6
4% Jan
4
:
ay*: Jan
27% Oct: 19
.
*49% Mar 20,
107
"
*
1;
17% Feb; 28
-Mar
22% Qct
7
.
5
38
July. 20
26% July.11
6
Dec
6
9% Jan*
*
4
31
,
pee 27
,
2% July
•.
46% Jun 22;
:
•
33%'Aug 22.
.9% Jan 20
•18% Dec 18
*
23 Mr Dec 29
49%-jun-
38 % Mar 17
*
July 31
-35f
83% Apr 25
7 V* Apr 29
28
Dec
22
19% May 24
21
*106
Oct 30
110
6
-Mar
9
14% Jun
27% May 24 •'
.
30% Aug 22
107
10% Jun
22% Dec 20
10
30
25
May 19
20%Dec 22
29
Mar
12
7% July 12
Jun
16
Jun
29
28
37% Feb
July 13
July 12
11% Jan 13
18
Dec
6
Jan
6
107-
103
34
Jan
3
100% Apr 27
17% Nov 24
11
25
18
17% Jan
18% Jan
8
36% July 3
July 10
59% Apr
3
57
Apr 25
25% Jan
2
5
62"% Dec 14
23% July 20
27% May 26
23% July 18
Jan
86
23V* Apr 26
Dec
28
26% Mar 17
116% Mar 23
109
Jun
102% Oct
23
106% Jun
9
x94
July
105% Oct 20
110% Feb
24
104
Apr
112
78% Oct
Jan
Feb
110
Jan
Lowest
$ per share
'
11% Apr
18
16% Nov 22
20
Dec
15
84% Jan
4
23% Dec
96% May
20% Jan
3
87
58% Oct 23
107
Dec
27% Oct
2
41%
23%
1,600
33%
16,700
46% Jun 29
14
96
103% Dec 21
56% Mar
Jun 25
Jan
3
20
Feb
9
91% Aug
8
97
Dec
8
"l6% Apr~24
39% May 24
11% May 22
9% Mar 31
28% Dec
4
101% Dec
4
15% Dec
27
Feb
17
97
34% Mar 23
106
Jun
31
9
preferred
Oct
Jan
(Chas)
2nd
54
17
Oct
91
37% Jun
2
39
19% Jan 22
July
39% Sep
51
Sep
25
22
Feb
6
155
Jan
17
174
Feb
1
54% Oct
3
1
155
Mar 21
Dec 14
Jun
148
174
158
135% Jan
7
9% Dec 21
18% Dec
6
-
Nov
18
24
32
74
Jan
2
11% Jun
27
12% Dec 15
.7 y8 Mar 23
;
3
147:. Feb
9
10% Jan
Nov~22
18% Dec 19
.16% Mar
!
9
18
10
31% Jan
2
14% Apr 12
36% Aug 23
3
4
57: ;: Feb
-
-
8
13% Jan
23%
40
71
5
:
-
56
,
3
:
Jan
8?
Dec 14
29 '
*
'107% Mar
•31% Jun 30
26% Feb. 27!
90% Jun 23
26% Feb
30 % Feb
23% Dec 18
Oct 27'
91
Nov 1
28% May 31
30.
Apr 14.
123,
Apr 28,
8
29% Jan
31
89% Aug 31.
23% .Tun 25
95
26% May 24
110% May 25
80% Jun 21
21% Jan ^ 2
2
24
30% Aug
106% Deo 26
25% July 18
34% Jan 30
106;
*
,
Sep 11
2
4
-
24% Nov 24
24
Jan
48
159
a
29
Feb
Feb
Coal
39
72%
72%
9%
25
•23%
25
25
25
•107
26%
A
A
20
*107
26%
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127%
34
'
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129
20%
20 y8
20%
20%
17^900
62,700
76,000
65%
66
66
66%
66%
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34ya
34%u
127
383/4
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9%
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53
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126
36%!
34
9%
53 •'/,.
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103"
9%
213/4
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433/4
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117%
117%
52 ya
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22%
22%
20 y8
20%
20%
20 y*
20 y4
20%
42
42%
42
V*
42%
1193/4
118
74%
61
60
28%
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25
60'%
106
106
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100
53
100
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1,330
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42
42%
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76% "77%
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61
61
28y*
in %
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28%
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99%
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34
25
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:
700
27
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Par
Monday
Tuesday
Oct. 1
99%
106
•105
Wednesday
Oct. 8
t per share
,/ tper share
*88%
STOCK
270
111
III
120
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100
100
•105
106
10
99%
106
14%
49%
48%
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17
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39
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37
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17
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17
—
38
38
38%
17
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98
98
98%
60
49%
50%
50
50%
6,300
20%
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20%
20%
20%
21%
9,900
152%
152%
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*150
158'/*'
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54
53%
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10%
10%
24%'
24%
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10%
26
251/8
72%
72%
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75%
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27
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27
76%
26%
27
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138
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139%
28
137% 137%
28%
28
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34%
34%
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52
18%
18%
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52
19
18%
:
42,600
73%
78%
3,140
25%
/ 200
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28 y4
28%
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33%
343/8
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28 y4
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34
11%
34%
14%
137%
28
28
27%
25%
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6,000
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76
30
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20
150
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155
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52%
10%
24%
'
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—
49
10%
523/4
16%
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300
1,200
48 3/4
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37%
17
—
40,700
14%
98%
100
155
157%
/
163/4
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16%
—
51%
48%
♦98%
100
11%
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33%
34%
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270
139
;
29%
i
10
5,200
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34
3,700;
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51%
19%
19%
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14 V*
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13%
13%
13%
36%
13%
13%
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70
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20 y*
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51
19
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14% - 14%
51•
19%
;
52
14%
14%
12%
13%
35%
35%
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69
69%
69%
36%
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19%
19%
193/4
2oy*
90
90
90
90
26%
27
26%
27%
273/4
28s/a
27%
28
110 %
111%:
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6,100
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13%
industries Inc com——5
90
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t
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14,800 f-
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273/4
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27%
111%
84
28%
♦110%
27%
111%
84V2
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No par
23%
233/4
23%
26%
26%
26%
267/8
*
'
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•
23%
Quaker Oats Co (The) com—
s
6% preferred
-100
Quaker State OU Refining Corp—if
*15%
97
50%
$4.75 cum preferredNo par
! Public Serv Co of Colo—-——10
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
-No pa'
98
17
*95%
15
19%
-preferred/——-—-100
•95%
•15%
97
51%
68%
(The). common-.—No par '<
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17
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97
50%
363/4
69-;'
193/8
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———100'
98
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•
120
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: *353/4
.
200
15
72% " 72%
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100%
51
159
*50%
5,000
100%
49
8,300
17,100
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155
28
49%
88%
49%
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51%
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27
88%
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26%
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1003%
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27
88%
15 y8
50%
20%
75%
49%
14%
50
20%
23%
87%
-48%
Shares
15%
14%
;
48%
103/4
91
the Week
Oct. 5
Sper share
15
50%
48
Co——1
17
26%
♦100%
98
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98
97
27%
49
100%
49%
n
26%
49%
100%
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14%
♦88%
100'/*
*15%
15
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 4
t per share
15
15
48%
CLOSED
Thursday
Oct. 8
$ per share
tper share
*99%
EXCHANGE
Pocahontas——•——1
Purity Bakeries Corp.
•
8,900
38%
26%
72%
—
2
23y.
38%
•13
9%
60
Nopar
-
27,900
23
38%
...
13%
26%
$1.40 div preference, com—No par
Jan 22
9%
23%
9%
23
713/4
293/4
Forgings
8%' conv
t
9%
72%
preferred .series A__50
Oil
9%
,
1,500 '
23%
39
13
14
Pure
•
26%
116
4.089^ • preferred'-——100
Pullman Inc
————No paJ
;Feb 21
48% Majr 7
603/* Sep 10
110May 23
31% Feb
5
6;700
72%
123
preferred—No par
4.64% -preferred
3%%
preferred
7%
17%
267/8
18
Publlcker
7%
17%
12%
'*33%
-100
Louis RR-
Pub Serv El & Gas com
107
31% Jun 25
140% Jun 5
18% Jan
-
27% Feb 13
.,'May 24
27% Jan
1
119% Feb
7
91% Feb 13
24 Ya Aug 21-
97% Jun 29
41% Apr '2
46% Mar28
48% Dec 30
109% Jan 10
Feb 19
30% Feb lft
39%
7%
17%
72%
63%
■v
200
39%
7%
17y*
;
123%
Procter & -Gamble-———No pat
.,
11,000
26 V4
Potomac Electric Power Co——10
-1
11
9
48% NOV 13
..
Jan
i
24,700
57%
71%
19%
■
Saturday
Sept. 29
,
80
900
3%
56%
9%
....
91
conv
3%-
{
45%
•45
56% -57%
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39%
/
63*200 ;
15,500
13%
V*
/ Pressed Steel Car'Co Inc com
62% July 2
17% Jun 29.
.
27%
4%%
45%
4
"230
9%
30% V
263/4
Poor 8s Co class B——No par /
17
30%
3%
2,800 '
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
14V4 Feb 28
41% Jan
8%
30%
44'/*
;
•
;
600
,
99
8%
30
26%
26
No par
—,——100
100
.-100
16% Jan 17
83/Jun 27
t
!
20% Dec. 19
103
19
25% Nov 24
4
21% Junr 30;
24y* July.12
115% NoV, 8,
38 / Dec
71% Dec 29
Mar 22
13% Jun. 27
80
,
July
99
*
20,700
59%
71%
,26%
Creek
99
1,400
24,400
;
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40:
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59%
13%
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1
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39%
i*
59%
71%
91
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26%
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8s
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5%:
.
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5
10%
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6,700 '
8,700 '
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; 99
393/4 ■ 393/4:
77%
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23%
39%
.
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5%
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5Mi
f
1,280
138%:
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22
25%
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.
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9%
23%
'
27
\
3,800
2,400
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,
Co
_1
i 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
6%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Plttston Co (The)
1
Plough, Inc—
—
5
/
Plymouth Oil Co
—
3
~
4
10 % Jun
13% Dec 19
28
19% Oct
46% July 2
.15% Jun 28
9%
:
3%
•
52%
11%
59%
;
j
T
26%
Pittsburgh
17
i 33% Jan
22% July
12% Apr 10
53%
16
' Jan
Jan
98
44%
'
17%
*14%
Pitts
Sep 25
132% Jan
2
28% Jun
.38% Jan
30
Sep 28
137% Sep 27
21% July 17
May 16
31% Dec 30
July 28
9% Sep 20
tJ Jan
-11
2
70% July 24
Dec 30
145
13
19
July
8% July
76% Nov 27
•
,*39
—25
EXCHANGE
$5 convertible
3
16
40
V: 40%
223/*
'
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com—No par
17
Mar
125
9%
,
1
Pitts
13
100
Mar 22
-
23
: Aug
8
37% Jan 25
25% Nov 21
3
Jan
6
163
Jan
7%
17%
7' ?39'
8%
f
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40
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3
100
Philip Morris & 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
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
25
$4 preferred
No par
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
17% Jan
8
110% Jun 29
Dec 29
61% July 25
19y* Jun 30
100
59
8%
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11
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1
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71
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Jan
21
Mar 30
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5
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Philco
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6
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9
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5%.
21
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—
-
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2
4
Mar 17
11% July 14
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34
51%
52
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109
\\
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Oct
24% July 3
14% July 17
66
37%.
/
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Patino.' Mines' & Enterprises
•.
97
17% Sep 26
110
51%
:
No par
Corp; common.4
3.8%
107% Jan 16
104% Jan 19
93
July 11
17% Jun 29
95% Feb 28
14
-No par
:
—:
& Teleg com—„100
81 conv preference com
95% Feb 27
1
800
33%
\%
17% Jan 19
May 11
57
41%
$ per share
Jun 29
13
1
34%
57
'
•23%-
Phelps-Dodge Corp_.
Highest
•
34%
..
33%
52%
; Pfizer
4
$ per share
56%
4,800
15%
23%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
46 v July 17
102% July 17
100% Oct 30
41
STOCKS
Year 1950
34%
56%
18%
96%
15%
41%
Range for Previous
Lowest
*33%
18%
•95
96%
15%
33
Pfeiffer Brewing Co—;
9
17
15%
23%
-
8
106
57%
18%
•95
23%
Phlla Electric Co common
xll5
18%
,
33%
Phtiadelohia Co '6%
6
60
18%
96%.
15% ^ 153/4
4P/4
„
4
20
35
183/4
15%,
153/4
34 %
57 Vt
,
323/4
63% Mar. 27
-
15%
; *95
96%',
41% "
23%
29% Sep 18
26% Feb 23
r
'
11,400
23%
Parmelee; Transportation
r..
22% Mar 12
46% Aug
1
121% Aug
3
113
66% Dec 29
44 y* Mar 27
88%
33%,
,
3
Jun
85
88V*
32%,
—
"
18%
•81
89%
4,600
1,100
23%
,
25
8% Jun
*
4
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38y4
18y^
86
88%
60
'
40 Yz
—
16"% Jun 29
52% Jan
139
July 14
8
19
64% NOV ,27
36% Feb
6
:
27
4iy* Feb 20-
!'■
24%: Jan
3T2 Sep
i
-
18%
18%
•81
"88%
6,700
29
33
Peabody Coal Co common—
—5 ',/■
5% .conv prior preferred——..25,
Penick -de Ford
;
^No.par
Penney (J C) Co
-No par
Penn Coal As Coke Corp
'15% Mar 16
—_10 / /.
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp—
27% Mar 10
-*-7
X24% Mar 9
Penna Glass Sand Corp com—-.-1
112
Sep 28
5% preferred, ——'
—._100
27% Apr,,18/ -Penn1 Power 8s Light Co
—Nopar
11 Oct
2
Rights
26 y* Jan 18
Pennsylvania, RR
.—-50 y
69
July 20
Pennsylvania' Sali Mfg' Co
10
34% Mar 27
Peoples. Drug* Stores Inc—
——5
129'
Oct
2
Peoples Gas Light 8s Coke—-100
38% Oct
2
Peoria 8s Eastern Ry Co..
i—100 / :
12% Jan 19
Pepsi-Cola Co
33 %c
56
Pet Milk Co common—No par
Apr 13
105% Feb
9
4%% preferred ————,—100
Petroleum Corp of America
23% Sep 10
—5
.
25
18
•95
34%
8'
41% Aug 21
74% Jan 10
"
9
21% Jan
25% Jan
18%
37%
18%
85
88
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37%
is y4
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15%
8
22% Jun 29
Feb 10
,
Inc.——5
.
5
18'A
85
87%
96%
18%
Refining—1
Corp.i
1
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp___:_l
Park Utah Consolidated >Mines.
16
10% Jan
18%
.38%
29
23%
Paramount
•»
:
18%
•81
85
88%
*95
Panhandle- FTod A
Jan 15
8% Jan
38%
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42%
; *: 4%
21% Feb 14
July
12 y8 Jun
13% Dec 30
i8y«
.
R
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X37%
'
Pacific: Tin
Sep 20'
;
3
64"% Apr 11
70% Nov 13
18% July 26
18% Dec
6
gl06% Jun
3.
13%:Jun 29
7%:Jun
4
;
.9% Dec 29
4
38%
•81
100
Parke Davis 3s Co——*—410 par >
:63%Aug *7 ;
.2.50
•397/8JSep' 20- : Parker Rust Proof Co
*6%; July 31
;,
,
57
;
2
40% Jan 11
31% Jan.
•
»
4
5% Apr 17
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•
40% July 10
;48%No,v 24
1% Mar 21
34% Jan 16
38y8
38 y8
29
11%
99
"
Fisheries
Pacific Western Oil
'
'
•26
87%
6% .preferred
—»
100
Consolidated Corp—__1
14
Feb
29'"
11%
99
32%
Pacific Mills
33 'A
Shares '
Sper share
11%
98%
23%
Pacific Telep
to
.
:
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com
preferred
Pacific Lighting Corp—
,
104% Jan 18
.May 24
29
CLOSED
•
Juir29
.21
8% Dec 28
•
•
98
EXCHANGE
8% Mar 16
4% preferred —:
——10
67/8 Mar; :t
Packard Motor Car—_uT—_JNo par
13 y8 Apr, 18' /Pan. Amer/World Airways Inc_^
1 /
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Jun 21
95
10%
97%
12.50
...
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;x40
"
9
10%
97%
41
1
22% Sep, 19
3
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25
:Mar 15
10%
98
♦57
6
151% Jan 30
4% Jun 29
-
,
.
I per share
10%
•96%
10%
—10
No par
5
6'/. Feb
tho Week
Oct. 5
2nd pretfererd non-cunu—Nopar
'
May 24
.
10%
98
STOCK
Pacific
'
17
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 4
$ per share
♦26
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif____10
Gas & Electric
25
3
Mar
.
10 %
2.50
..No par
Co.
conv
54% Mar
113
Sep 26
4% Jun 29
,
cum
49% Feb
,
35% July 23
Jan
3
Mfg
Pacific Coast Co common,
1st preferred non-cum
15
34% Mar
xl37
'
Feb
'
24% Sep 26
.103
lll%.May23
152
'Sep 26
1
8s
Glass
—
Pacific Amer
6
Oet
44
6
3
31% Mar 27
48
3
35
-July 13
Co
Products Inc
.4%
64% Feb 19
23
July 26
Marine
Owens-Illinois
43
88% July 13
Outboard
Aug 30
6
Thursday
Oct. 3
I per share
*96%
No par
—
Aug
101% Mar
Sep 28
Apr
16% Jan
Elevator
81
35% Jun
.
30% July 26
(The) common..
ft
preferred A
100
Collins
10
89 %
2
Wednesday
Oct. 2
i per share
f per share
Corp
Oppenhelm
39% Apr 13
21% Jan 12
Tuesday
Oct. 1
convertible
8%
May 28
Monday
"
Omnibus
5
Sep
1
65% Sep 27
'27% July 11
15% July 27
48.
6
Feb 25
Par
2
Jan
26
Mar 24
13
75% Feb 19
22
3
July 12
28% Apr
105
17% Sep
21% Dec 19
l
T% Jan
49
104
20
11% Apr
Saturday
Sept. 29
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per share
share
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
*99
100
100
'
;
100
.
,*
23%
,
26%
463/4
46%
47%
59%
108
59%
59%
60.
108%
108%
29%
29%
29%
34
144
29%
34%
144
,
34%
144
34%
144
108
291/4
34%
24%
24
77 V*
76%
76 %
76
4%
4%
4%
4%
23%
77%
4%
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23%
*110
•83
1
111%
64
11,800 ?
23%
26%
23%
26%
:
26%
lOO.:
6,200
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100
-
100
;
47%
-
47%
47%
48%
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59%
59%
59
59%
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29
29
.
29%
33%
34%
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«
107% 107%
1
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r
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400
29
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1,800
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143% 144
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27%
27%
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27%
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108
23%
26%
47
57%
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100
46%
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84%
23%
.
27%
24%
400
.
700
27%
24%
•.
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12% Jan
73% Jan
3-;
131
23% Apr 18
i 80
Nov 25
'
.—"
r.ioo
r27
Feb
-3
July 13
103% Jan 10
35
Nov 16
For footnotes' see "page 22.
16% Jan 9
75 • July 16
3 y. Apr
2
3
May 16
92
Jun 28
33
Jan
2
24% Oct
5
5
Mar
Oct
4
6% Feb
1
Radio Corp of America com—No pa,
5
82
8
103
Jan
43% Oct
9
4
k
$3.56
1st preferred—.
No pal
—1
RKO Theatres Corp
—
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd.—10(
Raybestos-Manhattan
.
i—-NobRKO Pictures Corp
4%
*92%
42%
4%
94
93
4ya
83
42%
42%
42%
*
24V4
24.
24%
77
76%
59,600;
'
4%
4%
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42%
.4%
"4y.
76%
5'
4%
4%
4%
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93%
43
:
93%
43
43%
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'
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4%
5
4%
4%
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42%
.
900
66,700
"•
■,
.
19,000
93y2
>100
42%
1,300
,
;
The1 Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.,
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
(1312)
HEW YORK STOCK RECORD
-
STOCKS
Sance for Previous
Highest
'Slowest
\
Highest
Lowest
;
:,''V-.
$ per share
% per share
i per share
25
49% Dec 21
45% May 24
■64% Oct
4
30 Mi Jan
13
36% Dec 30
37% Feb
13
$ per share
-"V
V" :Par
■:EXCHANGE
;
*24% Jan
'
■
M
V
,
-~i
Rayonler Inc common—
$2
preferred ,
Reading Co common-—
20% Jun
29
28% Dec 30
Jun
19
39% Feb
9
34% Mar 22
44
Feb
16
31
37
Feb
3
16 Mb Nov
14% Mar 28
19% Feb
7
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
8
Jun
29
20% Feb
1
Reed Roller Bit Co
15% Jun
25.
71% Jan
5
35
30
July 3
10% Jun 30
18 mi Dec
July 17
15
7
Jan
9% Dec
6
Feb
9
3
10y«Jan
25
3
July 13
8% Jun 30
11% Feb
103
14% Jan
117% Dec
July 13
5
Apr
22% Feb
11% Sep 21
118% Jan
5
27% Jun
6% Jun
34% May
8% Feb
25
28
38% Jan
6
25
15
13% Jan 23
Dec
15
39% Jan
7
39% Dec
27
Jan
10
41
Jan
2
94% Jan
5
99% Mar 31
86
Jun
27
50
2
30
,July
,103
Dec
28
30
13
Jan
-
240
Jan
30
50% Apr
45
11
23
Jan
34 Ma Apr
62% Sep
10
Mar~24
Jan
Dec
36
31% Dec 27
14% Dec
93% Jan
100
May 12
19% Feb
19
Feb
21 mi May
""Apr
31
107% Nov 27
107
Mar 17
102
'
42
16% July
23% Jun 22
17
Rohm
160 mi Aug 29
107
Feb 23
20 Ma May 29
11
26% Sep
2
23
Feb
28
20% Jan
61
May 11
47 Ma-Jan
3
60
8% Jan
3
12% Feb 21
Ruppert
32% Aug
1
13
39 Me Mar
Safeway
8
12% Apr
July 13
1
Ruberoid
Mar 22
Co
99% Dec
22
Mar 24
99% Dec
Apr
•96
28
18% Sep
10
Jun 30
28
9
115
16
Jan
2
5
92
Mar
3
50
Dec
22
11
38
Jan
8
2
95
60
Jan
:
76
Feb
7
Jan
12
15
Mar
2
104
2
July
Jun
Sep 21
123
13
79
34 mb
33 Ma
33 Ma
*33%
593/4
59%
59%
60
60%
60
60%
613%
6,300
27%
*26%
27%
27
29 Mi
60%
30 Ma
31
32
6%
6%
63/B
63/e
6%
6 Ma
6 Ma
1,400
9,400',
313/4
323/4
31 Ma
32 Mi
6%
31 Ma
'
*150
154 v
103
27
'
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vs
July 19
.
18%
1
No par
25 Me
58%
10
19
32%
33 MB
8,100{
19
19
5,200
33%
32%
323%
1,900
154
154
154
104
*100
104
25 Mb
,
25 Ma
25%
60
59 Mi
*103/8
>■
253/4
25
25 Ma
61
60
60
10 3/4
10%
*59
10%
'
10 Ma
103/4
195/b
*60
83 % Nov
20
16% July 26
21% Feb
2
47% Jan
25
82
10% Jan
31
3
17 Ma Jan
common
-
;
33 Mi
33%
33 Mb
1,800
5,200
20 3/b
203/b
203/4
20%
21
29%
30
29%
30
29%
31 Mb
67%
'
973/4
56%
69%
68 Mi
69
68
70
*
*259
280
*259
280
*260
280
*259
*136
148
*136
148
*136
148
*136
58
14
18% Aug 14
16%
16%
933/4
93%
22
22 Mb
21%
22 Ma
18%
183/b/
18%
183/b
35
35 Mb
16 3/b
17 Ma"
*93
17
17%
17%
17
17%
933/4
933/4
*93
95
93
93 Mb
21%
21%
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22
21%
213/4
183/4
19
19 Ms
19
19
35%
933/4
36% V
36 Mi
36%
17%
'
35%
55
56
90 Ma
89 Ma
89%
*102 Ma
1043/a
*102 Ma
34%
35 Mb
343/b
.
35%
56 Mb
*89%
56
90%
90%
♦116
*103
*89%
16% May
4
•Seiberling
11 Ma Jan
4
Servel Inc common
16 Ma Jan
11
13% Nov 30
3
8% Nov
6
29
July
July
8 Mi
14 % May 31
Dec
98 Mi May 17
77 Mi Sep
8
2
2
14
90
Feb
Roebuck
Sears
$4.50
May 25
f per
*102%
103 mi
*102 Ma
103 M4
35 Mb
34%
34%
34%
343/8
343/4
92 Ma
35
*90 Ma
119
92%
*115
14%
103
*114
14 Ma
*103
79
*90 Ma
119
14%
*77
64
104 Ma
102
78
A-
92 Ma
*90 Va
118 Ma
14%
$ per share
Highest
$ per share
27
33 Mi Dec
30
29% Jun
25
28% Sep
27
34% Oct
3
32Mb Jan
2
46% Aug 28
July 25
37
Jan
Oct
3
108% Apr
6
18 Mi Oct
2
Nov
10
23
56'/a Oct 23
51
24
15% Jan
7
34% Jan
25
11% Dec
14
14M»Oct
6% Jan
13
11
Dec
36 V4 Sep
*114
14%
*101
78
65 Ma
66
8% Aug
Jan
49% May
9
12% Feb
19
31 Ma Aug 10
3
;
12% Jan
70% Sep
2
26
::
8M2 Jun
29
12 M2 Sep
6
Jan
8
35
Feb
17
42 % Nov
10
8
53Ma Feb
5
11
46Mi Sep
10
94
,Sep
13
38% Feb
16
Sloss-Sheffield
33% Oct 18
31
82 mi Mar 28
25
Jan
16% Sep
Dec
28
68
Mar
Aug
14% Jan
3
4
14
102
x34% Jan
Dec '30
Feb
75
Mar 14
Jan
,
25
.
39% May
23% Feb
28
8
67
Aug
1
23
79
80 Ma Feb
1
1
King Coalition Mines
5
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
9%
93/8
43/4
5
Steel
3Ma%
23
30
53 Mi Apr
111Vs Apr
143 Mb Sep
2
^4% Apr 24
-1
28
14
14
'5% Sep 17
7% July
9Mi Jan
55% Dec 30
53 M2 Jan
45
73
Jan
10% Jun
29
19% Jan
a
35% Jan
2
50
58 Ma: Jun
29
67% Dec 21
51% Dec 27
29
70
Dec
46% July
26
64
67% Dec 27
10% Feb 15
7% Oct
July
x64% Sep
13% Jan
14% Oct 13
'5 Ma Jun
6
5
*
12 MrJan
*89
2
25
May 24
.
33% Dec 18
13% Dec 28
.
Sep 25
26% Jun
9 Ma Oct
29% Feb 13
36 Mi Oct
3
9
81
9
100
24% Oct 23
July 31
2
Jun
28
15
-Feb
29%1Sep 10
29% Aug
2
109 Mi Jan 30
*8
121
July 13
77% Mar 27
160
Mar 22
135
Jun
136
July 13
174
Mar 22
157
July
64mb July .2
78Ma Feb
8
i
200
44 Ma
31,500
93 Mb
36 Ma
37
3,700
1,200
37
35 Mb
3534
36%
37
2,600
17 Ma
17%
17 Mb
17%
100
*71
72 Ma
preferred
3,100
71
71
70
70%
70
70
70
70
preferred
*81
84
83%
83%
*81
83
*80
83
23
23
23
23%
700
34%
353/8
3454
35 Ma
44,600
100
85
85
*135
preferred
1...
23 Mb
>
138 Ma
23 Ma
23 Ma
23 Ma
3 4 Ma
35%
343/4
35%
137
138
•
*137
55/a
"
5 3/s
y
139
139
5%
5%
139
138
5%
5.Ma
190
40
138
1,100
5%
7,600
17,000
'
8%
*42
44
*42
83/a
66
25
'
'
49
34 Mb
34 Mb
11%
.
65%
65 Ma
66
44
11%
*47
48%
*42
44
34 Mb
34
11%
*47
8 Ma
8%.
x33 %
333/4
11%
8%
8 Ma
48 Ma
*47%
65
65%
*42 Ma
44%
*42%
,33%
33%
33 Ma
48%
——m
65 Ma
900
44%
33%
5,200
11%
113/8
11%
11%
*21
21 MB
32,800
20%
21
20%-
21%
21
21, V
20%
21%
49
49 Mb
48%
49;
48 MB
48%
48%
48%
49
49
No par
64s/8
65 Mb
64%
65%
65
*
66 Mb
66
66%
66
66%
Railway Common—No par
preferred
100
2,000
2,800
16,800
56Ma
*66Mb
11,700
Go_
-
non-cum
&
Ohio
stk
54 Mb
ctfs—100
'Spalding (A* G) 8c Bros Inc____ 1
Sparks-Wit hington Co
Nopar
Bpeat 8c Co common :
1
$5.50 preferred
Nopar
Spencer Chemical Co 4.60% pfd-100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Corp (The)
;
1
.Spiegel Inc common*..
2
Conv. $4.50 pfd (stamped)_No par
Square, D Co———
5
Squibb (E R) & SohS com
50c
,
16
tr
-
$4 preference
—
prior preferred-.
p*"ior preferred—
.Nopar
55
.
*64
$6
51 Mb
92 34
.
36 Ma
*65%
$7
92%
17%
*47
8
913/4
M
33%
44
35
66
8
333/a
*50%
...
51
433/4 : 443/a
377/s
49 Ma
Feb
33 Ma.
5 Ma
17%
66
Feb
1,900
3,900
22,400
2,300
5
36%
*47
160
11Mb
35
50
172
8,700
15%
10%
17%
8Mb
5
69 Ma
15 Ma
10%
37 Ma
5%
29
67%
15 Mi
343/4
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
Stand Gas & Elec Co com
Nopar
Mar
68 Ma
17 Ma
1
96
5
100
37 Ma
14% Sep 13
13% Feb' 1
26% Feb
84% Oct
May 24
8mb Jun 29
-
2,100
34 Ma
84 preferred
No par
Standard Brands Inc com—Nopar
$3.50 preferred
—No par
21% Jun> 29
10 Va
.
5
14% Feb
19 % Jan
24
Jun
96% May 24
10% Dec
4
29
69
,
Nov~30
.
Mar
9%
30 Ma
17 Mb
—
July 16
9% Jun 29
21% Dec 11
113
July 12
2
7% Jan 29
96
25 Ma
.Oct
90%
90
9%
*29 Ma
•
31
35
Southern
17
-
15,000
2,400
36%
5%
5%
*50 Ma
>:
.
17
8 Ma
Mobile
33 Mb
51
443/4
>
46 Mb
*34 Mb
9
9
*49
44%
101
'36 Ma
5%
75% Feb 10
105
28
30
453B
20
:
8 3/8
75% Mar
3
85
33%
90
Feb
04
2
5
12
30
3
33%
493/4
8,500
*100
5 Mb
89%
Southern Pacific
Jan
-8% Mar 30
66% Aug
I
15% July 5
4%
88%
5
Jan
25% Jan
4%
88
74% Feb
77
Dec
43/4
44 Ma
Southerp Co (The)
—5
South Indiana Gas & Elec__No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
.7,50
100
26
10%
44%
5
Oct. 17
20% Jun 26
15 Ma
43%
Sep
1101% Nov 15
81
153/s
11V
49 Mb
—
22% Aug 30
11
63% Jun
67%
10%
4%
Shares
"
10
&
Southern California Edison
9
25
11
67 Mb
15 Ma
11
1
5%
18
"May
32% Feb
66
15%
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
8% preferred
25
Aug 28
Apr
23%
40
66%
South Carolina E & Q Co com_4.5«
5
t7
45%
100 34
9%
Sales for
the Week
34 Me
45%
Ma
9%
443%
20
45
100 Mb
*29 Ma
42%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
8
52 Ma Jan
2
Aug 16
48
4.20%
46 Mb
9 Ma
33%
11,800
Friday
33 Ma
30%
33%
3,700
8%
$ per share
44
93/a
493/4
14%
80%
33%
30%
49 Mb
Iron
45* 1
9%
33
25
33 Ma
-
100
Nopar
Smith (A O) Corp
Smith Alexander Inc
8
46 Ml
100
Nopar
Steel
81
100
10,000
1,500
Oct. a
-
30 Ma
4%
16
83/s
*79
$ per chare
335/8
46"
*10%
33 mi
14 mb
,<
-
Oct. 4
33 Ma
Nopar
Saw
14 Ma
8%
80%
15%
11
4%
18 Ma
65
15 %
103/4
2,600
y
56%
18
9%
65 mi
153/a
5534
Thursday
3
453/8
V
1,600
1,800
19%
100 Ma
*15 Ma
*29%
31
64 Ma
.
45%
473/4
81
19%
*9934
PRICES
333/4
100 Ma
3,800
15%
*79
Wednesday
Oct
46 Mi
140
78
18
8 Ma
/
$ per share
100 Ma
101
*29%
SALE
;
103
56 Mi
14 Ms
•'
803/4
2,800
66
80%
.
19%
101
40
*
14%
18
8%
8%
*79
66
4,200
92 Ma*
15 Ma
14
13%.
,
8%
80%
-
*76 Ma
,80%
20
55%
.
445/a
343/8
10% July 12
3
80%
16
33 Ma
46 Ma
101
33%
35 mb Mar
~4% j"uly*~13
—1
-10
STOCK
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
45
47% Jan
46 Ma
Nopar
No par
Nopar
37M4 Sep 11
13
July 13
89% Jan 31
80 Mb
*15%
$ per share
333/8
44%
25 Mb Mar 15
26
20
32%
44%
V
Oct. 2
23 Mb
32 M4 Jun
25
1
Nopar
*23 Ma
41M2 Jun
106 Mb Jan
80
14
-
Tuesday
$ per share
"Smith & Corona Typewrlters_No par
1
5
I per share
5
Jan
83/s
LOW AND HIGH
Oct. 1
19
12
3
13%
"•'V-
*79
Feb
Feb
Jan
8%
82
Monday
Sept. 29
Simmons Co
Simonds
V
13%
8%
94
13% Mar 16
Apr
13%
*79 Ma
25 Ma Apr
36% Jun
•5
18
25
39% Sep 28
6
31% Dec
60
56%
18
25
'
99% Dec 28
553/4
18
Jun
5 Ma Dec
3
3
55%
18
19 ma Jun
11
50% Dec 22
4% Jan
55
18
80 3/b
-
12
118% May 24
29
10% July 12
55%
18
25% Nov 24
Jan 20
58% Jun 28
55 Mb
22% May 26
7% July 25
27
16 3/b
Saturday
Sinclair Oil Corp—„
Skelly Oil Co
36Ma May 29
Jun
*153/4
1
Silver
3
July 13
49
16 Ma
1
5
6
17% Mar 19
2
17 mi
18
*15"%
-
Shattuck
(Frahk G)
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
Shell Oil Corp
Sheller Mfg Corp
i
Sheraton Corp of America
3% July
28"% July 13
18% Dec
100%
Oil 81 Gas
29 ma July
41 mi Jan
34% Dec 30
30% July 12
9
2
108
Mar 15
75
38% Jan'
19 Ma
100 Ma
5
Sharon Steel Corp
Sharp 81, Dohme common
$4.25 cum preferred
9
2l% Feb 15
3% Jun
19%
993/4
Par
tehamrock
9
Jan
62% July 13
20% Jan
3
106
,19%
993/,
Nopar
17
29% Mar 21
Feb
19%
993/4
Rubber Co
Oct
35
16
80%
19%
No par
1
Co
4% Dec 29
,2% Mar 31
24 Mi July 12
88
81
19%
91
118
143/4
103
*76 Ma
65%
993/4
■:•.>''/V
13,
50Mi May
25
100
14
8% July 12
76
64%
19%
EXCHANGE
v
$ per share
24% Jun
33
64%
99 Mb
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
share*
105% Feb
*80 Mb
V
6,100
103 Mb
*78
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
&
Del
preferred
Range for Previous
„
63%
54
*102 Ma
103
80 Ma
643/8
53%
91
103 Ma
v
'
*78
36%
55
700
*89 Ma
14%
V
104
353/4
55
55 Mb
150
•
4,100
11,000
90%
*115
14%
; ; '55 Mb,
18%
25,600
90%
*90 Ma
119
14%
1
•Seeger Refrigerator Co
May 20
17% Dec 27
of
13,009
148
100
Sdagrave Corp
Nov 24
■
Co
1,300
124,900
270
148
Nopar
A
15
20
>
series
22 Ma Jan
55
■■
Oil
22,900
96%
56 M»
5
preferred
33%
97%
57
287
com_No par
Seaboard Finance Co-,*.
Seaboard
July 17
5 Mb Jan
Co
18
14% July 28
88
RR
Line
103 Mi Sep
13% July 19
51 Ma Jan 25
40
5%
1,400/
97
*260
.
19% Mar 19
3
800
103/4
*136
non-cum
Mar 14
74
3,000
61
10 3/4
56
r
'
May 11
7,400
S
Stores
Air
19%
25%
.v
25 Mb
/
600
104
19
'
29
156
*100
19%
19%
-
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•*
19%
/
390"
1,100
32
154
19
200/
34
19 %
31%
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*100
18%
89%
105%.
6%
104
10%
Ma.
89 Va
105
63/B
154
25 Mb
58 Ma
89 Ma
154
18%
42
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42
105 Vs
105
*100
,
;
1
16
Jun
47
34 mb
*100
Feb
108
6
Jan
34
20
87
July 17
2
'4
20
34
100
Seabd
26
Jun
89 Ma
w 105%
105
18 3/4
4
Feb
13% Jfin
102
Oct
43%
*87 Ma
33%
Oct
59
111% Aug
*40 Ma
89 Ma
105 va
18^%
G6
41% Jan 31
102
24
86% Jan
9
*
43 Ma
89%
90
32%
Sep
5
89% Feb 14
21% Jan
27
Mar 27
Nov
...
19
Mar ?0
July
*40 Ma
2,600
10,C00v
105%
43%
18 Ma
preferred—
St Regis Paper Co common
19
Jun
87
Oct 17
96
7
12% July 12
84% Jan
104
Feb
22% Sep
41
31
33%
32%
100
8
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
Sangamo Electric Co
10
Savage Arms Corp
fl
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Scott Paper Co commoD
Nopar
$3.40 preferred
——Nopar
$4 preferred
Nopar
Scovill Mfg Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
4.30% conv preferred
100
Scranton Eiec Co (The) com
fl
4.40% preferred
-1
100
3.35% preferred «
100
88
101 Ma
33%
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
96
18
33% Dec 27
33%
11
12
112 % Sep
33%
May 11
10
20
34
Jun
20% Sep
4
17% July 10
31% July 2
105% Feb
333/4
320
11% Jan
21
343/4
148
89 % Jun
47 Mi Nov 25
34
330
10%
673/B
6
39% Dec 20
10ma
29%
4
101 M» Sep
10%
65
Oct
"7,803.
231 Ma
10%
183/b
preferred
5%
64 Ma
231
103/4
32%
6
64Mb
64MB
232
28,800
105 %
34
34
31
64
230
10 Ma
283/b
21% Sep
'
34 Ma
231
103
"6,700!
7%
10 Ma
64%
12% Dec 29
1
34%
:
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231
64%
64 v2
228
7
7
10 Ma
64Mb
5
11
1
63
226
28
Apr
€
63
226
10%
6%
5
Apr
Feb
62%
224%
7
203/4
205
94
313%
31%
6%
6%
21
122
38 Mi Aug
1133/4
31 mb
114
31
31
20%
3
28% Sep
*112%
313/8
6%
21%
28 Mb,
8
20 Ma May 24
1133/4
31 y8
30 Ma
6%
21 Mb
Oct
...
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113%
30%
6%
563/b
Dec
96
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113%
30%
97
140
6
113 Ma
66%
54%
,
66
66%
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163,4
;
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8Mb
6Va
8MB
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8%
97
*101%
102
553/8
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553/b
66 Ma
66'Mb
66%
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67
67
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66
66
66
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66
66
66
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17
I6M2
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7,400
17
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6%
.
8%
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1013/4
26% ,~26%
35 Ma
35 Ma
35%
12Vb
12 Mb
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70 Ma
*69%
70 Ma
27%
27%
25 Mb
25 Ma
.
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263/4
25 Mb
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22
27
25%
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-
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17
555/b
;
105%,
9
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98
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26%
35%
36 Mb
12;%
56 Me
55%
27%
25%
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104%
9%
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98
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s
27
27
27%
4,100
35 Mb
35%
35%
35%
13,900
14,300
12%
13 y8
101
12%
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70%
.
7Q%
09 Ma
27.%
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127%
27%
27
27%
26 Ma
27
70
-
104%
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22 Ma
22%
22%
62%
85
853!t
843B
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133/4
133/i
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13%
13%
10%
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10%
10%
10 Vz
10%
10 Ma
11%
10%
753/g
75
75%
75 Ma
76%
151%
152
171
149
149
No par
168
169
167% .167%
13%
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150
-
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•
,
13
151
151
753/b
151 Ma
169%
170
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13Mb
,
,
6,200
25,600
16,000
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70
9,800
76%
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:iv
•
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74%
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15,900
105%
225/a
104%
190
2,500
86 Mb
103/8
-
V
-
13%
74 Mb
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;
22%
-
2,600
.
68
26%
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86 Ma
22%
20
,
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*
70%
27
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70
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101 Ma
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87
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97
101 Ma
26 y2
12
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6 Ma
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11 Ma
.
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1,300
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For
footnotes
see
paee
22.
1
1,100
29,000
33%
240
Apr*
11 Mb
44 Ma
96%
26
7% July 13
11m4
43%
32%
24
20% Sep, 4
12% Jan 13
11 Mi
443/b
56%
Jan
85
11V4
43%
33%
Jan
16,400
11 M»
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'
1
22,400
443/4
563/b
98
13,000
5%
10%
96%
128
'
16
43%
33 Mb
5
57
200-
11Mb
96 Ma
Apr
;
12,100
43%
56 Mb
31 Mi Oct
21
5%
33%
71% Feb
21
62 Mi Dec
6
57
29
24 Mi Dec
5%
96 3/b
Jun
9% Jun 27
6
56%
12
42% Jun 30
53/4
96
22% Jan
9
6
33%
4%
9
18
23% Oct
"■'.15%
•
100
57
9
Sep
18% Dec " 7
Nov 20
55
16
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power Co-Nopar
St L San F Ry Co com vtc__Nopar
Preferred series A 5% vtc
100
101 mi Jan
4
19% May 23
21% July 2
34
41
21%
15%
183/e
(The)
'
,
.
20%
16
323/8
(Jacob)
■
39 Mi Nov 24
'26% July 12
21
15%
-
;
21Va
20%
i6
18%
common
21'%
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53/4
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10
59
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15 Ma
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1,203
21%
21 Ma
'
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9%
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21%
100
1.200
24
9%
59
21 Ma
*95 Ma
32 Mi
Royal Typewriter
13
July 13
43% July 28
18
Co
Haas
&
8%"
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9 ma
*57 Ma
1
4% preferred series A—:
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc
2,900;
24
21%
Corn-—Nopar
Controls
17 M*
8%
11
*26%
8c El
17%
9
97
'97
17%
43 mb
58%
Gas
21%
■*
98
20 V4
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59
*57 Ma
i«.'
213/4
20%
11
No par
Rochester
59
'
21 Mb
'
20%
,"300
4,303
.
43
1
Robertshaw-Fulton
4
34% July 12
Aug 30
15% Jan
-
1
2
3
20
59.
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100
15%
v*, 9%.
93/4
9%
100/
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.
24
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,
703
1,800;
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42%
Company
.
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Roan Antelope Copper Mines new—
Robbins Mills Inc
20
d
24%
9
9
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5%
105%
Corp
17 MB
15% :
4,300 t
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10%
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5
V-~t,
30% July 17
30
13
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15
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21%
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10
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9 Ma
/
21
Rheem Manufacturing Co
16
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17%
7
15%
10
4.50%
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33%
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20%
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21Mi
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100
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27%
20%
7.
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100
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Preferred
.
27%
20 me
8%
24
series
series
Common
23
Oct
32
-
July 13
60% Jan 13
Mar 31
98% Jan
2
24% Dec
12
4
Jan
27%
; *32
*15%
,17 %
24
1
Motors Inc
64 Ma
36%
27 Mi
36
v.
33
'
*
53% Dec
19%
13
108 mi Mar 19
9
14
28
Sep
36
19
15% July 13
37 y» Feb
5
11% Jan 29
8% July 26
31% Jun 26
108% Jun
104% Dec 1 9
19
139
9
66% Sep 13
25
Jan
8% Dec
32
24
July 19
111
18
6% Sep
Reo
*
363/4
-28%
15%
j
Shares
"
64%
36%
26%-
36 Ma
-
the Week ■{
share
64%
: *23%
17 me
,
20 Mi
S per
36Ma-
*i5%-
'
Sales for
Friday
.
V" Oct. 5
64%
y
.
17 mi
19%
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper 8s Brass comJNo pai
Rexall Drug Inc2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5% % convertible preferred—100
Reynolds Spring Co—
1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
10
2
13
150
9
49 Va Feb
20% Jan
100
Jan
3
6
17
16% Jan
29
35% Jun
30
Dec
100
-
2
3
3% May 21
9% Jun 27
1
43 % Dec
Jan
16% July
10% July
32% Nov 24
7% Nov 24
3
2
17
90
47% Nov 20
13
Jan 13
23 Mi Jan
Feb
22 Ma Sep
Oct. 4
8 per share
36%
64
26%
v 33
;
15%..' 15.%
*9%
common
26
,j
Thursday
,
.
share
36%
v
36%
*35%
37;*,
33 v
*32
-CLOSED
6
100
60c
25c
Conv pfd 3Ma% series—
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred —
64
2
11
•*35%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
prior preference
10
Corp
No par
Co
•$ per
;
64 Ma v
*36 Ma
V
»
,
„
Oct. 3
5
;
share
'
Stores
Mfg
per
*64
••
-
Mi
26 Mi "26
*7%
Reliance
19
V.$
64%
36%
36%
"
5
JUU
56
5% Jan 30
-Reliable
^
64
i'v.1
Wednesday
.-•Oct;2
perjshare,.:/,
Co—
&
$1.2u
8
■
50c
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
div
$per share
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Tuesday
--
Oct. 1
,
t
——No paT
9
14 Ma Jan
.
93 Mi Aug 22
19% Dec 27
16% Dec 28
13
5% Jan
20
Beeves
preferred—50
1st
non-cum
13% Feb
9Mi Aug 21
62% May 15
14% Feb
4%
,
28 Ma Mar
22% Aug 30
12% Oct 23
1
12% Feb
27
7% Sep
16
July
10% July 17
85
Jan So
8
Reis
28% Jun 22
,
Aug
8
66
17
21
20% Dec 19
12% Mar 30
22
35% Aug 22
Jun 21
18
v
Sept. 29
>
29
50
33% July 3
25 ys July 20
32% Feb
Monday
-Saturday
•
""
AND
LOW
.
NEW YORK STOCK *
1
Range Since Jan*
Tear 1950
Nt f
-
Number 5053.
Volume 174
(1313)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
21
t
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
V
Range for Previous
$ per
Feb" 14
Dec~30
100
18
Dec
104
54%
73%,
74%
67
68 vb
68-
44%
45%
46
6
Standard
5
Standard
96% July 30
105% Mar
9
Jun
Oct
23
48
Jan
6
54% Nov
28
Mar
1
40
Dec
29
37V2 Jun
25
50% July
■26%
26
18% July 13
53%
70%'Sep
14
20
3%%
Stand
9.
Aug
34
21
27
48 % Dec
-
Starrett
Jun
28
39% Apr
11
90
18
49% Jan
20
2
14% Jun
28
17
Jun
27
23% Apr
27
19% Jan
•25 %
71
'
■
193% Dec
25% July 30
Jan
xl22
25
17% Dec
30
29
12% May
Apr
99
24% Oct 18
17% Jan
14% July 12
22 % Dec
July 13
>
Jan
Class
Sep
10
8
Sep
10
65% Oct
5
26
15
Jan
18
Mar 14
570
Sep
20
Superior
24% Feb
5
9% July 11
13
Jun
16% Jun
29
28% Aug 13
-Jun
25
26
110% Oct
5
13% Jan
18
40% Oct
vJU",s33.% Jun
20
9% Jan
3
Jun
.40,* Jan.
28
13% Jan
2
17
23% Jan
2
39
88% May
86
Jan
2
95% Mar
1
10% Oct
2
10% May
3
5% Jan
7% July
»'
>
4% Nov 30
17 / Jan
Nov
17
18
3
25
Jan"l3
24%
16
39% Nov
53
July 17
44
Feb
18
4
2
Jan
Jun
30
19%
14
Jun
30
3
Dec
32
25
NOV
6
22
Jan
3
Feb
13% Jun
27
6
63%
64
64%
65%
1,400
11%
■11%
11%
11%
,11%
3,400
'97
88
116
Inc
'97%
87%
88
117
22%
23
23
27%
65
64%
64%
12
11%
23
22%
22%
33,800
23
23
*22%
23 %
4,200
*27
29
a27%
27%
27
26%
27
'1c8%
109%
11%
11%
34%
34%
34%
'14
643/4
64%
64%"
653/4
1,600
12%
12 vb
123/4
12
123/a
17,400
27
11%
,34%
18
37%
94
37
8Va
8%
.37
93
37%
*92%
14,600
110
93%
10,400
9
8%
J9 Va
8%
8%
.
4,500
17%
37%
93
93
8Ve
8%
400
11
34%
*17
17%
360
110%
34 %
373/4
37
93
8 VB
343/4
93
36%'
94
26%
2,000
*10%
*16
*16%
37%
94
3,600
27
11%
34vb
17%
22 %
110%
110
*11
,34%; ..34%
%
21%
263/4
1093/8
109%
11%
100
550
550
22%
26%
27
109%
11%
36%
No par
1
213/4
22
21%
565
>550
560
*550
109%
*15
18
64%
12
27
11
*108%
500
64%
21
common—5
100
-
22s/8
29
.
560
21
(The)—-4.16%
30
23
'
'542
-
20%
1,700
23 Ve
12 %
580
88%
1173/4
22%
27%
20%
s
110
98
.
88
*117
116%
*27
23
27
'540
*973/4
98
88
'
116%
900
4,700
22,600
23
23
23'%
11%
.—25
50
88
88
117
65
10c
'973/4
98
98
88
117
'116
27
22%
'23
12.50
*13
Co—
Land
Inc
$2.40
1-
4
Jan
5
3
35% Feb
44% Sep
31% Mar 29
1
21
29
25 % Mar
43
Jun
29
51% Sep
19
Timken
x93A Jan
4
10 3/»
26
Toledo
Sep
Co common
138
140
1353/4
138
1353/4
*96
11,600
5,200
138
97
9'7
97
400
303/4
31VB
30%
31
•12,100
17%
17 S/8
17%
173/4
173/8
17 5/e
17%
17%
17'%
173/4
19%
19%
19
193/8
18%
18%
.'"16%
163/4
16%
46 VB
45
*4
par
*73/8
15
5
100
par
par
*23/4
*25%
7/
*13%
14 %
*13%
11%
11%
11%
45
45
45
15 5/8
;
*44
45
1,200
16
9,300
1,450
%
*13%
14%
11%
11%
11%
1,800
44Va
44%
150
14
73/e
7%
73/8
7%
*73/8
7%
73/B
45%
45%
46%
473/8
473/4
47%
97
2,%
.'*25%
26%/
600
13,000
47%
*94%
2%
100
4%
*4
4%
*4
4%
18 3/8
46%
153/4
73/8
*94%
97
26
'
43%
5,700
21
21%
5,200
51
50%
507/a
10%
10%
10%
433/8
,433/4
43%
43%
43%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
493/4
503/4
50%
xl0%
10%
10%
Axle—
20%
No par
493/4
50%
49s/8
50
fl
10%
103%
10 3/a
103/4
1,100
29
25%
433/4
20%
8,200
"
!
*25%
*25%
3%
23/4
.2%
43%
43%
97
*94%
97
*94%
*2%
2%
7
423/4
(The)
-
43/8
4%
17,300
•*46%
435/8
97
„A
46
*4%
43%
*94%
>(v-
157/B
46
18%
18%
15%
46
11%
*44
7% '
43 3/6
18%
163/8
'46
14 %
11
43/8
*94
46%
*13%
11%
;7
1
50
—;
47%
'14 %
11%
45
No par
No par
16%
46%
*13%
5
10
5
Co
16,300
48%
31 Vs
Bearing.
Roller
Edison
48 Vd
98
.95
•7:777
No par
preference
Timken-Detroit
3
18 V* Jun
15
30
48
30%
convertible
Dec
473/8
473/4
31
7
4% Jan
15,700
115
109
49
%
98
2
473/4 Oct
28 VB
27%
273/a
1113/4
303/4
preferred
tThird Avenue Transit Corp-No
Thompson
(J R)
Thompson Products Inc com
4%
preferred
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No
$3.50 preference
No
Tide Water Associated Oil
103
26%
109
98
11% Mar
4
55%
57
27%
1123/4
97
Thermoid
28
139
56 3/4
32,400
303/4
14
21
136
3,200
56%
30%
—100
10
Apr
47
135
134
1
Sep
$2.50
47
473/4
5%
39%
56%
....50c
preferred
conv
26%
••
500
5%
39%
.No par
Co—
/| The Fair
8
56%.
111%
27
115
39%
Trust—
common
conv
26s/8
114
119
47 %
10
56%
56
26%
116
39 %
13%
6
40
*5%
39
*13
13%
*13
13%
*>%
6
383/4
38 %
56
26 %
10
No pal
certificates
Utilities
$1.25
543/8
——25
Producing
*53/4
6
38%
*13
13%
*13
13%
*53/4
38
■VV.K'P
—,
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
25% Aug 31
28
11%
97%
88
116
'64
11 %
97%
No par
preferred
Pacific Ry Co—
&
44 3/i Nov
10
64 %
11%
Sulphur
share
Textron
7
1
2% Jun
20% Nov 24
18
9 Vb Dec
64
6% Jan
1
95
;
33 Vb July 14
•63%
46 %
19
33 Vb Apr
38 Va Dec
63
11%
11% Sep
2
'3% Jun
6
12,800
63
1
(James)—.
Pacific
Texas
233/8 Mar
Mar 13
18
19%
1—.Nonpar
preferred—
100
Corp
Gulf
Texas
7
23 % Mur
27
8% Jan
24
17%
•11 %
No par
Co
Sub
163/4 Oct
28
47 % Oct
42% Feb
10
19%
5,400
25
Inc
Texas'
3
18 % Jan
Nov
103
4
2% Nov
31 Va Oct
35% July 23
5Ve Feb
42 Va Dec
8
94 Va Jan
4,600
19%
30%
103% Mar 10
7
42%
•19%
29%
5
25
42-%
19%
30 3/4
25
13% Sep
83/4 Oct
42%
19%
29%
3
July 18
5% July 13
423/4
19%
30 Va
Oct
30
42%
19%
29%
140
Jun
53/4 Dec
42%
19 %
29%
10
17
3% Jan
42%
19 %
29 Ve
Pacific Coal & Oil
40
42%
29%
Texas
20
10
42%
28%
3
16 Vb July 19
42% Oct 20
300
96
24
Oct
11
Va Oct
9
5% Jan
363/4 Jan
*95
17%
243/4 Jun
1
06
'94
5,000
24
76 % Jan
18
96
'94
•>
47
38
17%
49
1
Apr
96
*94
14%
46 %
24 vb
Gulf
26
133/4 Sep
95
47
i73/4
Texas
22
43
47%
500
14%
47%
*14%
14 %
47%
18%
-Texas
Jan
12% July
14%
47 Va
14%
17%
1
80
30 % Jan
14%
47%
43%
24
28
24
Apr
14%
47%
43%
'17%
13
7
14
14%
,
17%
Oct
34% Mar
21% Dec
IVA Jan
*52%'
*43%
43 Va
24%
29 Vb Apr
2
119
Dec~27
10
54
43 Va-
17%
593/4 Sep
25
90 3/4 Mar 15
Nov 17
;\85
'52%,
''
vb
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee
Texas
14
43 %
17%
preferred
Talcott
21
25
89 % Sep
20% Feb
53 %
43 %
24%
preferred
Sym ington Gould Corp__.
Oct
40
£3% Jan
6ct~i7
97% Nov
53%
43%
24%
$4
Feb
14
443/, Jun
15%
63% July 13
54 %
24%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—No par
63/a Sep
2
9
4vb July
29
23%
>/,
12% July
7% Apr
25% Dec
15
11% July 11
v.!•••'•■
,
Sep ,27
Sep 19
•
23%
24%
Swift International I»td_.
15% Mar
26% Apr
3
Jan
233/8
24%
Swift & Co
8
23%
'
Oil of California
4.40%
23%
17%
Sweets Co of America
4
18% July 13
79
32
•
23%
17 Va
Steel Corp
Sutherland
Paper Co
10% July 24
23
23%
17%
Sunshine Mining Co
101% Jun
Apr
23%
,
,17%
common
Biscuits
Sunshine
300
;
16 3/4
17%
Superior
355
17% Dec 30
29
*52% .63%
44
163/4
100
.17'%
i.
4%%
53%
16 Va
*97%
17%
Oil Uorp common——.
i
preferred series A——25
5%% conv 2nd pfd ser 1950__20
10
~10
9% Mar 30
1
A
4,500
16%
19%
4%%
Co
Oil
5,000
23a£
98
15%
•17%
Gorp
series A
$4.50
200
IB3/,
97 Va
16
42
Sunray
29
,
Sun
Jan
56
14
Nov
370
3
5
24% Jan
July 16
11
11% May 11
8% July 12
195
19
21% Jan
19
63% Apr
749
'7
Sep
24 Va
10
'
22
Feb
91
4
10,800
99 Va
*98
99
15%
98
1
Chemical Corp comomn
Sun
119% Jan
4
67 % Jan
2
13,100
40,300
47%
47
__1
'Corp
Sunbeam
65% Oct" 5
96
19
10
Jan
"16% Jan
10
115% July 10
9
116% Oct
"10%
7
Jan
10 % Jun
24
Stud8baker
47%
—No par
& Webster
Stone
14
467/8
68%
.20
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common.
5% prior «pinference
2
35% Mar
Apr -18
•72% Oct 25
15
25% Apr
42
101
1
155 % Feb
2 1
7
Mar
•11% Nov
8% July 17
'8
7
36 % Oct
July 17
138% July 13
20
47%
95
—5
Corp
Stewart-Warner
Sep
18% Mar
47%
16,600
75%
€93/a
46%
—_
17
20% Feb
15% Jan
28
16% July 13
•
104% Jan *«4
-
__
683/4
54
'97%
'14
Sterling Drug Inc common^.„i—5
.100'
3 %'%
preferred
-15
Stevens (J TP) & Co Inc
2
Stores
__1
Sterchi
3
20% Sep
16% July
Inc
3
47% Oct
Bros
47%
69 %
Shares
share
75
«!•»,,
•,54%
.No par
L S
68%
$ per
.52%
54'a
'«»
•
23%
15% Feb
21% Apr 21
18
Nov 24
3
27
;i2
i(The)
68%
53 %
75 Vb
15%
■=■97%
CLOSED
Standard Steel Spring common.
4%
convertible preferred—,.*;, _50
Go
9 per share
-54%
the Week
Oct. 5
-
43
13
16
18
share
74%'
>•
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 4,
15%
-EXCHANGE
1'
l
56% Feb
29% Apr
_
9
29
5
Jan
,10% Jun
Ry Equip Mfg Co„__.
STOCK
36 vb Jan
103% <Nov 24
Feb
30% Apr
of
13'/a July 16
28
39% Feb 10
July 12
08
Sep
16
of
Oil
1
'
12 % July 14
New jersey— .15
Ohio common— -10
.100
preferred series A_
Oil
44% Feb
2
July
17
-
$ per
53%
54%
73%
47%'Oct
Thursday
iOct. 3
$ per share
share
PRICES
Wednesday
73 Vb
33% Mar 15
58% Jun
SALE
Oct. 3
52%
30
Dec
35
9 per
HIGH
Tuesday
\
Oct. 1
K
,25
Oil of Indiana—
Standard
7
2
13
Apr
Sept. 39
Standard Oil of California—No par
10
76% Aug
59
•
S per share
Par
share
55 % Sep
Mar 13
Aug 17
60%
4
25% Jan
$ per
$ per share
Sper share
share
44
42 %
,
AND
Monday
Saturday
'EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Rnnge Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
.
'
7;000
10,100
/>>>>>
Highest
$ per
9 per share
>3
Jan
22 3/« Aug
14"
19
Jun
29,
27% Feb
2
Trans
Nov
13
20
July
3
28% Aug
8
Transue '& Williams Steel
12
10% Apr
2
15
110% May 17
8% July 13
3
10
I6%-Jan'23
27
102% Jun
26
17% Dec
9
3
18% July 17
25 % Jan
6
5
13 va Apr
13
8 % Oct
27
8% Jan
*5
28
Apr
13% Jan
16
J4an
16
12
Jan
26
29% Jan
18
Apr
13
4% Jan
3
9% Oct
2
8 5/8 Jan
«
Feb
21
13% Jun
22
13
Jan
2
15% Mar
39% July 14
473/4 Dec
19
47% Jan
2
58
103/4 July 17
Jan 13
13% Jan
10
39% Nov 24
40% July 17
55% Dec
-:
■$ per
$ per share
Sper share
203/4
20%
20%
20%
203/4
21 vb
21%
21%
21%
21v4
21%
213/4
213/4
common
1
No par
Co
_j
5
2T
*25 Va
No par
14 Va
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
27
14%
263a
143/4
21
Shares
11,400
21%
22%
27
15
share
21 %
$ per
21
-
27
>143/4
*26
"
35,400
1073/4
108%
1,070
>
22
23%
107%
107%
107%
107 %
108'a
20%
20%
21 Va
,21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
213/4
22 Va
22%
22 3/e
22%
22%
23
*8%
'83/4
8%
8%
%
8%
29%
29%
*29%
103a
10%
*8%
9
•'
108
29%
29%
*29%
30%
10 vb
10%
10%
103/4
10 %
•
8
700
14%
20 3/e
107%
3; 500
22%
27%.-,
14 3/8
15
107%
,
Film com—No par
Twin City Rap Transit corn—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin
Coach Co
1
Sales for
the Week
'Oct. 5
"
27
143/4
*26
r
14%
,
share
21
20th Century Fox
I
share
Oct. 4
—5
Inc—
preferred
Truax-Traer '•Coal
-
41
29 % Sep
39
$6
2
Oct
243/e Feb
22
15
Corp
Tri-Continental
21
110% Feb
25
17% Jun
29
Sep
Airlines
World
9 per
S per share
Friday
Thursday
*
Oct. 3
2
Transamerica Corp
19% Dec 30
22
7
104 vb Jan
Par
$ per share
share
Wednesday
Oct. 2
Oct. 1
Sept. 29
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
11% Jun
.
29
Mar
15
$ per
share
YORK
EXCHANGE
253/4 Dec
14 Vb July 13
15% Jun
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1950
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
8 % "
8%
16,300
47,300
•
30
103a
h .800
110
'30
30
103a, ,10%
5,300
u
10
'26 3/4
110% Oct 30
Jan 30'
96
90% Jan
30
Jan
24
103
24% May
2
114
12% Jan
10
7
105% Jun
20
97% Aug
8
July
107% Nov 28
35% Dec
Union
Union
Union
102
29
96
96% July 24
107
84
15
99 % Aug
4
Sep 21
66% July 30
112% Feb
2
~52
103% Aug 18
Jun
33% Apr
30
4
Underwood
May 11
15% Oct
2
37 Ve Jan
'53% Mar 28
11
Un
Jan
7
10
109% Jan
3
27
98
Jun
29
Jan
9'
54
Aug 21
47
Sep
27
52
Feb
2
31
May 12
38
Dec
36
Jun
29
40
Jan
9
18
;.
30
•
25 VB Jan
13
106% Jan
3
13% Jan
25
79% July 11
37% Dec
112
18
26% July
Mar 20
1013/4 July
2'43/B Dec 27
28
993/4 Jan
6
131
Mar 29
29% Jan
3
35
24% July 17
Dec 18
106
111% Sep
13
18 Va Dec
29
,32% July 12
48
30
32
12
36% July 11
4
23
-
Jun
2% July
83/B May
Apr
2
13
13
Mar
3
Mar 13
July 17
109
21
44% Mar 13
64% Sep
17
Jan
31
Fastener
18
Sep
6
United-Carr
3% Jun
19
4% Feb
5
43 % Jun
25
49% Feb
13
Jan
2
43/4 Jan
22
Mar
3
4% May 31
22
123/8 Aug 21
58
July 17
783/4 Mar
16
Mar 29
25
39
July 18
12% Jan
22
12
88
Apr
21
May 22
25
Oct
3
93/4 Mar 26
3
21
Sep
4
69% Jan
xl9
United
46% July
2
54 Va Jan
9
59% Jan
2
73% Feb
13
2
20
22% July 13
29 Va Apr
18
25
29% Apr
16
11% Mar 30
16 % Dec
18
14% July 12
18% Feb
1
15 Vb
24
17% May
—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
No par
U S Freight Co
No par
July 13
15% July 13
27% July 12
20% Nov 27
19
26% Jan
.
1
223/4 Sep
20
17% Jan
12
22% Sep
20
38% Apr
2
61% Sep
20
Jun
18
106% Feb
28
19% Sep
20
5
104 % Jan
Jan
3
23% Jan
12
42
24
Nov
4
"106% May 23
143/4 Jun 30
.
21% Oct 24
99
Oct
July
99
24% Mar
1
4
124
Feb
13
2
171% May 29
185
Jan
123/4 May 24
19
Jan
17
4
64% Dec 29
58% May 19
70
Jan
25
•■>> 8% Jan 10
22% Nov 25
193/4 May 24
28% Jan
16
90% July 26
181% July 19
8% Jan
3
46% Jan
•
For
135
Jun
189
Mar
14% Dec
footnotes
see
page
22.
Co common—
preferred
Machinery com
4 Va %
preferred
S Leather Co common
-No
U S Gypsum
26
16
United Gas Corp
7%
U S Hoffman
U
-20
100
8
100
2,400
55 vb
55%
1,700
15%
15
15%
3,400
50
5ov2
•'
15
50%
50%
c0%
505a
50%
61%
60s/a
61%
6rja
62'a
1093/4
108%
*97%
*107%
100
109
*97%
108 %
100
•
104%
105%
47%
47%
373/4
38%
323/8
90%
913/4
89%
•89%
*101%
1013/4
*101%
1013/4
101%
40%
413/s
41-%
104v2
105v4
47%
47%
37%
*37%
383/8
33%
32%
103%
v'' 47
33%
33 3/e
32 vB
32%
273/4
27%
116%
*104%
107
104
104
104
27%
116%
>*115
32% •32%
*104% 106
17%
62
*313/4
34
*32
4%
,
4%
'>
4%
45%
45%
*45%
4%
28%
*104%
32%
106
■>
43/8
17
17
62 3/e
62%
63%
32
32
34%
4%
46
4%
4%
46
*45%
4%
4%
43/8
*104%
17 Va
33%
103%
28%
32%.
*104%
106
*17
39
*118
323/4
32%
47%
33%
29
122%
*17
><
63%
*31
4%
*45%
>63%-
34%
63%
*32%
4%
4%
46
46
43/8
4%
,
190
23,100
3,300
42
105%
38%
-
104v4
28%
101%
47
33%
10
120
89%
104
47%
38ja
333/e
*118
118
32 vb
38%
;>/ 47%
.
41%
413a
1043/4
104
1033/4
104
27%
118
17
17
61
4 3/a
104
27%
118
-.>,.
60%
*17
100
47%
37%
3 2 S/8
*97%
100
*97%
1053/8
104%
18,200
108
40 3/4
40
2,900
62%
*107%
89%
92
*101 %
40 vb
50%
6l3a
1081/2
*107%
100
50%
62%
>>. 61%
1013/4
92
92
1013/4
39%
4%
1,800
2,000
12,600
1,000
104
15,100
28%
200
122%
3,200
33
106
17%
300
63%
1,500
400
34
56,600
43/4
46%
150
4%
61,200
500
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
*9%
10
10
80%
80 Va
80
80
79%
80
80 Ve
80 Vs
80
80 vb
240
24
243/b
24%
24%
24%
25
243/4
24%
24%
24%
4,500
50 3/4
51
50%
50%
2,200
653/4
-66%
13,000
25%
25 %
32,600
*28 vb
28%
3,400
51
503/4
51
503/4
503/4
66%
66%
"67%
'65%
663/4
.
24 3/a
24%
243/8
25 Vb
24%
25
243/4
25 Va
,•
28
28
28
28
28%
28%
28%
28 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
•16%
16
16%
16%
16%
41,800
22%
22 Va
223/4
23,000
22 Va
*22%
22%
1,000
60
6,900
50%
United Fruit Co
25% Sep
2
14%
55%
153/e
*913/4
Engineering & Foundry
8
-——No par
53% Oct 20
66% Nov
14%
55%
153/a
*101
United
12
14% July 18
50% July
15
55%
15%
~
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp
(Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
7% preferred
100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
36
15
55%
153/a
*97 %
No par
26% Jan
12
.14%
553a
15%
*108%
>4%
Sep 28
Jan
"
50
Apr
153/4 Aug 22
102
20
Dec
3
3% Jan
31 -
14%
55%
153/e
50%
Union Tank Car
1
112 Vs Jan
10
103% Dec
33
9
22% Jan
7% Mar 28
-
2
41% May
non-cumulative preferred—50
Co
No par
United Aircraft Corp common
8
5% convertible preferred
100
United Air Lines Inc common—10
4 % %
preferred
—100
United Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
-No par
143/4
55%
60%
25
50
California
14%
15%
series
Union Pacific RR Co common
Jun
50
Dec
$3.70
Union Oil of
81
105 '
El
No paT
Preferred
$3.50
series—-No par
Preferred $4 series
No par
11
Mar
14%
55%
Corp
Preferred
Mar 17
Sep
42
1
No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co
8
Bag
Paper .Corp
No par
Carbide & Carbon
No par
Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser„No par
Udylite Corp (The)
3
.66
„
%•
r
67%
'66%
213/4
22%
22%
223/4
22%
*213%
22%
*22%
22%
*22%
223/4
22 vb
57%
58 Va
58%
58%
5934
60%
593/4
60 3/8
1013/4
1013/4
*20%
21%
213/4
*102%
*203/a
22
103
21 %•
-116
1163/4
*173%
178
*15
*61
26%
par
-7—
'15%
'623/4
26%
103
20 3/a
117
*173%
*15
*61
263/4
103
203/a
117
175
*102
103
21
118
*173%
21'
118%
118
I:
175
175
r
119
•175
15%
15%
15%
16%
15%
623/4
61
61%
61
61
27%
26 %
27 vb
27
27 %
■
59%
101
213/fl
.
118.
*174
15
*61
26%
150
101
700
21%
.119%.
2,300
80
176%
1,400
15 vb-
61 %
26%
j,; t '.1
\'t
120
10,200
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1314)
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
fv
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
t per
Sper share
14 % Jun
18
27
I per
share
Feb
4
29
8% Jan
9
34 % July 13
49 % Jan
10
7% Dec
.
20 Ve Feu
29
7% Sep
36% July
43
12
5
3
65% July 17
77
Jun
12
5
U
38% Dec
29
33% May -«
42% Feb
8
U
86 %
97% Apr
11
87% Sep 28
96% Feb
14
5
68
Aug
100% Sep
37Va
Jan"3
126% Jan
Jan
July
91 Va May
1
22
Feb
11 % Apr
27% Jan
Jan
3
24% Oct
4
6% Apr
20% July 27
16
177
7% July 10
12
Jan
*.
45
,
24% Dec
20% Feb
22
8
22% Jun
29
27% Feb
1
2% May 15
5% Jan
26
Jan
...; 12% Jan
720% Jan
5
12
170% Jan
12
4
14% Sep
26
July 28
160% Sep
27
8% JUn
Dec
26
26% Jan
10
28% Feb
9
2
40% Sep
18% Sep
13
Vanadium
19
Van
aan
38% Sep
3
29
18% Dec
'
5
2
July 24
20
17
Jan
28% Oct
26
18
33 % Feb
21% Aug 30
25
8
103
May
10
105
23% July
July 12
27% Oct
5;
101%
Jan
96%
Mar"22
6% Jun
79
.
Jan
11% Dec
29
115
27
22
16% July 27
12
*103% May 26
112
25
Dec
34% July 13
100% Jan
91% July" 5
3
10 % Jan
28
112% Jun
29
18% Jan
28
3
Mar 23
22% Mar
116% Feb
112% May 24
97% Sep
106% Jan
13
19%
.
46% Dec "30
July 17
40% Sep 27
33% Dec
30
29% Jun
x30% Oct
13
2V
"37% Apr
22% Sep
July '7
27% Jan 26
25% Jun
7
7
Mar 26
5
31%,Mar
July 16
3
13
35% Jan 20
45
1
16% July 2
29% Apr 23
20% Jan
May 17
65
Dec
28
54% Jun 25
71% Feb
7
,14% Jan
10
11% July 31
13% Feb
13
v
14
82
Aug 30
12
Jan
71%
71
61-
r
61
,42%
43
•
43%
*144
<18%
*5%
72%
71
713/4
61%
613/4
44
43%
44
,.
1433/4
63
43%
,
18 3/4
18%
40%
40%
183/4
5%
*88%
92
10%
10%
88%
.
6
*5%
6
,
10%
88%
19
*88%
10%
92
33/4
3%
3%
3%
3%
26%
25%
25%
*25
26%
26
26%
26%
*26
27
3%
3%
26
3%
3%
26
26
,
253/4
26%
26%
1623/4
28%
28%
28=
28%
37%
38%
18 3/8
183/s
183/a
18%
32%
*313/4
32%
*30
*32
21%
=
■
*92%
94
94
.16%
16%
129
129
115
;
*92%
303/4
•
16%
130%
21%
21
21%
,
ll43/4
114
114%
,
100
*98%
100
103
101 %
103
102%
102%
*41
43
28%
43
;
v
18%
43
18
...
61
*60
7,500
300
115
115
303/4
*93
1,400
94
17%
.
; 10
17%
8,100
130%
: 900
213/a
213/a
10.200
114
*1133/4
1147/s
220
*98%
100
*98%
100
*1013/4
103
*1013/4
103
21%
283/4
28%
28%
43%
*42%
/
27s/s
27%
33%
*18
4,100
7*111%
43
*29%
21
114,
;
33%
30
*29%
4,700
129
43
18
30
8,400
18%
20%
130
*28%
28%
150
2,900
38 3/a
30%
333/8
33
21,900
'■
32%
*111%
*42%
28%
<•
38
17%
21%
28%
18 3/8
r
43
323/4
43
281/2
43
*41
43
32%
323/8
*
133/4
62
32%
31
130
20%
*•*98%
■V
-
94 /.;■
16%
162 3/4
28 3/s
115 ;
*111%
700
26
13%
27%
*111%
1
114 3/4
•
100
18%
27%
20,200
61
f
323/8
21%
20%
27%:
31
*92 %
21
115%
*29%
21
r
31
31 •'•••
31
7
>'■'
32%
20
26
*32
115
*128%
><■'7
183/4
115 '
128%
*41
38%
18%
'? 1
>111%
128%
*101%
38%
38%
>111%
16%
20%
28%
115
16%
*97
28 3/s
115
93
*114%
21
61
*111%
16%
div
37%
14%
28%
28%
13%
61
*111%
Y
v;
31
■'
14%
62
*61
253/4
'
93
,
100
*160
1623/4
14
14%
62
3%
600
3%
*160
*160
*60%
200
27%
26
14%
3,300
f.
26
27
-
3%
61%
38%
27
33/4
14
38
3,400
*25
253/4
162%
14
200
33/4
3%
•
3%
61%
600
,
91%
26%
27
110
6
\-91%
33/4
3%
V
10%
33/4
26
*160
162%'
'
.4,100
-
.41;'
103/4
92
*25
2,200
1433/4
| 6
,
10%
*88%
3%
t
1,900
50,300
?
; ,19
,
*40
,.
5%
•
7,100
.
44
143%
18%
41
-
53/4
10%
*25%
common—5
*40 *
2,760
72%
63
142%
143%
■"?
71
:
Oy
'28,900
77%
148%
62%
,
143%
41%
10%
115
preferred
:
43%
18%
*40%
.
6
10%
115
7%
75%
144%
753/4
"
41%
*111%
20
V 1,850
105%
'
19 r
41
*111%
:
4,800
89%
105
146
.61
144%
144%
145,
"18%
partlc preferred
100
Virginia El'ec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
7-100
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd_—25
Virginia Ry Co common
25
6%
preferred—
25
Visking Corp (The)—
5
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
10
26
36
v-i'<2P:
July 17
'1(17% Nov
6
31% Dec
60
70%
100
6%
1
35% Feb
29
74%
144%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—_No par
20
103% May
100
74%
61,
42%
:—2.50
preferred
,V 5,800
145%
21
Chemical Works
36
*87%
,
105%
105
72
25%
3% %
105
142
25%
Victor
104%
105
*87%
71%
21%
18
17% Sep 11
133% Aug 15
35%
893/4
40
.
141%
138
25
preferred
893/4
*87%
89%
8
71
*60%
100
•
Co
36%
36
21 Va
non-cumul
36
36
10
Chemical
400
36%
18%
5%
71
18% *
i.
Vlcks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
28
dun
*70%
70
32%
112% July 11
104
4
117% Aug 25
106 Va pec 21
114% Sep
i
2
9
Dec~29
98
70%
70
18%
Vick
5
Jan
105% Jan
X27% Jun
97% Mar
*70
70
70%
70%
*160
Inc
7,100
39%
104%
69%
—
Raalte Co
40
40%
32%
Van
393/4
393/4
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
5
100
,
40
36
138
Corp of America—No par
Co
2.50
Norman
8
*73/4
t
•
69%
1
Inc com
preferred
Utah Power & Light Co
5
13% July
Shares
1<J
18%
77/8
*87%
135%
100
Co
Pictures
4% %
'
Oct
'30%
the Week
*73/4
18%
7%
104%
26
preferred
8%
Universal
62
28
Oct. 5
$ per share
18%
18%
8
89%
104
B
com_No par
Leaf Tobacco
Universal
21
16% Dec
3
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 4
$ per share
70
,70
*87%
CLOSED
non-cumulative
Jun
■
Thursday
Oct. 3
S per share
18%
39%
7 36%
36
EXCHANGE
18%
39%
70
STOCK
common—No par
Co
Tobacco
51
34% Aug 16
14
•
Apr
27
17
S
series
preferred
27
27
5
24% Feb 23
7
4% Jan
27 % Jun
Wednesday
Oct. 2 •'
*7%
8
39%
preferred__25
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd—8
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc cemmon—2
4%
convertible preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Laboratories Inc
1
17
9
*7%
100
S Rubber Co common
10
8% non-cum 1st preferred
100
S Smelting Ref & Mm com
50
7 7c
preferred
--50
S Steel Corp common
No par
,7%
preferred
100
Ho
24
13
1
$ per share
18%
18%
preferred
61% Jan
May 23
.-9
Feb
96% Jan
Jan
22% Jan
Sep
U
26
7% Jan
28
9
Jan
19
43% Aug 27
3% July 23
24
17
x25
U
20% Mar 20
89% July 27
18
2% Dec
153% Jan
May 21
5% Jun 27
9
15
U
47% Jan 30
,
38
9% Jun
U
67% Mar
3
26
8
....
'
12
4% Apr 24
2Va July 17 *
>
18% Jan
3
Jan
100
3
22% Nov
.161
Mar 28
72% Oct
141% Jun
21
44% May 19
8% Oct 28
Dec 19
9
7
148% Oct
45
151% Nov 20
3
26
5% "Jan
•
77% Oct
2
57% July 3 '
37% Jun 39
6
42% Dec 29
4
18% Dec 27
;;40
2
Jen
128% July
62% Nov 18
,
54% July 14
35% Jan 13
I
51
5
1
Pipe & Foundry Co
3%%
105% Oct
6
68% Mar
33 Va Mar 31
; 139
Oct" "5
52%
143 % Oct
18
84% Mar
7,
I per share
$ per share
—1
common
10
20
S Playing Card Co
10
S Plywood Corp common—
1
3%% preferred series A——100
U S
23% July 12
July
Lines Co
S
4%%
29
Jan
PRICES
'
u
io
8% Jan
7
Tuesday
Oct. 1
Sept. 29
S per share
share
Jun
17
SALE
HIGH
'
•
Par
AND
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
•j
LOW
STOCKS
18%
*42
61
*60%
/Moo
28%
>1,100
43%
44
7 ? 800
18
,18%
*29%
■/',
33
28%
:
43
18
30
"l6
44%
33
30
18%
*29%
10
700
30
W
Wabash
9
9% Dec 28
45% May 24
8% Jan
4
56% Feb
6% July 13
11% Oct
5
Walworth
14% July 14
97
Jan 16
20% Nov 24
17% July 27
21% Feb 23
Apr 24
:.i
Jun
26% Dec
i 31
»
Jan
26
6
32
Feb
13
53
Nov 24
4
"Jun 29
27
*29% Feb
RR
Waldorf
13
*60
10o
preferred
—No
Walgreen Co
No
Walker (Hiram) G & W——No
48
4 12
4%%
System
11
Dec
4 24%
.»
Sep
16% Jan
Jufy ie
15% Feb
.! 24%
106
8
12%
12%
*28%
Jan
"28%
52
52
'
11
18
18%.
:
100
J
?
30%
26%
17% Dec 29
15% July 2
20% Aug 22
24
-
Jan
11
34
Sep 26
Dec
28
38
Jun
27
88% Sep 25
35% Dec 28
I
18 % Apr
K
27%-Dec 28
V 21% July 13
114% Jun
2.7
27
;
20% Oct
5
13
89% Feb
3
29% Feb 26
20% Feb
Feb
Nov
15
106
111
8
Aug
Range for Previous
.
•
Year 1950
Lowest V:
t per share
Sper share
41
25% Nov
2
33% Jan
12
35% Nov 22
33
Oct
15
15% Jan
3
5
49% May
6,400
38%
400
5
Western Pacific RR com
EXCHANGE
56%
56%
.56%
57%
56%
58
58
58 Va
58
58%
9,100
24
91%
91%
92
92%
92%
94%
1,500
13
453/4
46%
7
Weston
29% Jan 26
27
25% July
2
38% Sep
31% May
14"% Oct
5
Sep 22
16%. July 13
July 18
42
10
Va Dec 16
13% Dec
36%
•
89
Mfg (The S S)
20
35%
35%
Co——
_1
283/4
28%
16
16%
35%
Prior
:
*343/4
20
preference
Wilcox Oil Co
2
5
—
19
9%
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A——No par
Wilson & Co Inc common—No par
Iron
(F
6
23% Jun 25
75Va Jan 25
29
90
July
3
98% Dec
16
July 26
10% Feb 16
89% Apr
21% Dec
13
Dec
21
Jun
29% Sep
108
18
12% July
79% Apr
36% Jan 28
14% May 19
11
Jan
38% Jan
53% Oct
Aug 17
17% Jun 14
10
30% Jan
2
Yale
44%
90
90
35%
35%
35%
283/4
29%
28%
29
15%
16
15%
16%
35%
343/4
19%
20
19%
9%
10
*343/4
?
V453/8
*126
500
41%;;.
45%
45s/a
10,000
89%
89%
160
36
36
36
36%
29
283/4
28%
5,000
16
16%
14%
16 %
28,800
*34%
35%
33
19%
19%
19%
9%
10%
9%
10%
68%
*68%
-683/4
68%
68%
123/4
123/4
"12%'
123/4
12%
79
*77%
78%
*77 Va
16
*15%
16 3/s
21%
21%
21%
16
21
79
■
*77%
16
16
21%
21%
79
•16
213/a
9%
*68
>;
12%
*77 %
*16
21%
600
10%
68 %
13%
1,800
50'.;
50%
50%
50%
503/4
503/4
51%
51 %
52
43%
443/a
44%
44%
44
44%
44%
44 3/a
27%
80%
Towne
&
York
Corp
801/2
27%
*79%
Wa
28%
*135
28%
81%
*80%
81
103%
*103%
106
103
*102
105%
283/4
*81
138
28%
82
*135
28%
*81
138
3,300
82
10
>102
103
103
103
71
71
72%
72%
73
73
73
72%
73 '
14%
14%
15
153/8
14%
15%
14%
15%
15%
153/a
43
43
43
43
43%
43%
433/4
44
14
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
50
preferred
102
423/4
43
423/4
423/4
42%
42%
39
39
39%
39%
39%
51
52
52
53%
*71%
*
40% Oct
5
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_No par
*38%
59% Feb
2
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
50%
39%
50%
19% Jan 17
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
17%
173/g
17%
17%
17%
71% Feb
Zenith
No par
683/8
69%
69%
70%
68%
69%
2
5% Feb
1
4%
43/4
45/8
4%
*43/4
1043/4
*104%
106%
105%
105%
106 %
106%
14%
43%
143/4
<
140
80
700
6,900
'1,100
14%
14%
*42»/8
42%
700
39%
393/4
40 3 4
2.10C
523/8
53
52%
53
18
18 3/8
2
104%
43%
1,509
11,200
29
102
25
1
Mfg Co
common
convertible
4%%
28
138
500
10,400
6,200
44%
>135
27,900
7;
16%
50
138
>
213/s
.44
>135
3,000
79
I
10
Co——.—10
138
900
.
33
lS'3/4
68%
68
—
453/4
Co
W)
3,600
■
19%
2
2
98
39%
39
343/4
14
If
98
%
28%
Jun
48
98
14,400
893/4
*89
15% July
19% Oct 18
39
45%
893/4
35%
7
J
443/4,.
89
45% Jun 25
6
*97%
*126
—
*135
preferred 4%% series—100
pfd 4%% conv series—100
Wright
Aeronautical.
No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
_No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
48
2
43% May 29
37% Oct 20
20%
*126
—100
Prior
17
21% Jan
2
10
'
.12%
12% .12%
16
Prior
5
93/4
''
preferred—
6%
6
106% Oct
82% Apr 24
69% Aug
2
Sep
'
68
*77 V.
No par
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
84% Mar 12
25
:
Co
19
i
Worthington Pump & Machinery
Common —I
:—T
No par
preferred
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
98 3/8
98%
7/. 37% ;. 38%
'
^
43%
•
.
V
-
Woodward
3
37
*126
"
Feb
98%
*36
;
43%
Woolworth
Jan
*97
7
*126
88%
5
41% Jun 29
/'■■/
'
100
5
45
'3
22
3
977/b
36 Va
54% Sep
46% Feb
15
29'
11% Jan
97%
10
26
47% Oct 31
43,200
140% Jan
51
38
14,200
40
4
77
Sep
95% Dec
13
27%
39%
17% Jan
4
Jan
27%
39%
129% July 11
13
Jan
July 14
24 y4 July 17
27%
39%
Apr
21% Oct
July 18
9% July 13
45%
27%
40
17
16% July 12
27
443/4
27%
39%
25
69
36
453/8
27%
40%
28
T4'
19
70
44
27%
39 V.
12% Jan
Jun
Dec
44%
27
40% 7 7
76% Jun
30
45% Sep
Feb
Jan
44
273/a
White Sewing Machine com———1
30
:
44
433/4
Motor
■•7
43%
White
4
91%
27%
White Dental
5
.
393/4
Instrument—12.50
Electric
91 .7
92
5,540
—10
12%
100
15V* Jan
87 % Feb
22% Feb 25
142
12
75
2
66% July 3
12; Jun 28
*90
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
Mar 27
36% July 31
■; 7% July
CLOSED
7
No par
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
23% Mar 19
91
32% Jan
3
94
27
5
137-
45% Oct
25
Feb
77% Jan
9% July 11
28
28% Dec
24
100
A
Western Union Teleg cl A
19
Apr
No par
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80%
preferred series B
Jan
21
series
Preferred
3
41% Oct
126
Air Lines Inc
5
May
84% Jun
30
Shares
*37%
33% Jun
Oct
,
39%
19
16
$ per share
*38%
28
70 y4 Dec
the Week
38%
8
27
Oct. 5
38%
Feb
Jun
12
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 4
39%
104% Feb
26
5j/4 Jan
17% May 26
11% Dec 29
t per share
47% Feb
5
12% Feb
$ per share
94% Jan
2
8
Wednesday
Oct. 3.777:
Thursday
Oct. 2
58% Oct
22
19
10
*37%
Western
Western Auto Supply Co—
28% July 30
18% Dec
700
37%
41
15% Feb
*7,000
37%
6
26% July 15
18%
86%
107%
PRICES
$ per share
:
1 per share
173/4
86%
*107
STOCK
2
Oct
•Tuesday.-^../;"'"-'
108%
2
24% July
94
SALE
*107
4,100
34% Jan
35% Dec
HIGH
108%
23%
84% July 9
32% Jun 28
3
*107
107%
22%
24
29
*102-%. 105
173/4
•86 -7/7
23%
Oct
Jan
17%
86
22%
89
-
17%
86
.
23%
46% May 24
Jun
173/4
85
22%
29
30% July
T.f ;10 *
223/4
Dec
97
7"
22%
55
125
.
22%
3
6
7,300
.7 270
.
105% V ;
22%
Jan
12
28%
109%
,
13%
28
18
•
283/B
1083/4
*104
533/4
49% Mar
Dec
...
18%
18
18
68 %
68 3/4
68%
69
4%
4%
4%
*42
43
8.10C
15,500
%
9,600
/
*
•'-J.W.
31% Jan
13
3% Jun 27
•Bid
dividend
lend,
70% Apr 14
6% Apr 22
and^A$ked
y
Ex-rlghts.
prices;
47% Jan
4% July
no
% Ex-stock
sales
on
dividend
this
•
9,300
133/4
28
34% Dec
28%
109 5/g
^ 194 77/;;
105
26 3/i
53%
Jun
105% Feb
♦102
290
7,400
25%
-
14%
34
1
104
-
53%
22
23
28%
109
/
-
53%
41% Dec
Jun
283/g
109%
26
13%
3
Dec
25%
40%
14%
July
44
2,900
86
40
53%
27
36
31%
313/8
'/ *85
40%
133/4
26
13
253/«
18%
AND
/ 7:7
;
6,000
523/4
29% Feb
19% Jan
25 /•
86
107%
/r
Oct. 1
3,000
93/4
14
29
81
Monday
200
15%
513/4
Jun
30% Nov
Saturday
Sept. 29
I per share
.
32 77777:
65%
85
103%
6,900
22
15%
9%
.
'
LOW
.«
•
.
ID
f 39%
.
1,600
20%
20%
*21%
153/4
31%
85%
*102
1,400
16,700
133/4
18
129
I
,
31%
28%
;
,
7,7
'
173/4
85
108%
20%
■'■'r «%
■40 H4
-.109%
-
25% -25%
-
85%
*102 •/•• 104
4,200
30%
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39%
103%
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17%
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;
160
19,900
7
.
'
%
86
17%
84%
*107
153/4
110,??
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5
22
■
26
.
49%
23% Dec 28
20
.
' 103%
7
>
30%
104
,-.* 109%
-
<
33
'33'
•
30%
26
20%
-
13%
5
16
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Par
18
22
T
104
33
'
17%
493/e
Apr
53% Oct
29V. July 13
31 "
28% ;. 28%
283%
110
15%
17 3%
16%
10
'
10
'
99
15
133/4
16
10
Feb
28%
110
40
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99
17%
223/4
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./ 85
100
20%
19%
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10%
31%
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303/4
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26
5,500
26,000
1,600
V
18%
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32 Vz
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19%
9%
31
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:;.i7%
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16%
•
15
17%
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22%
/:
151/4
54%
11%,
7/11%
1 18%
500
493/e
IB
40% Jan
27
'4
.
'*
16
31
.
*102
-
11% Jan
25
22% Feb
•
-
700
'7:
1
28
51% Apr
112
-No par
]il:
12%
283/4
10
Western Maryland Ry com
100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
13% Dec
64 Va Jun
•/
100%
17%
24%"- 2534,
$ per share
7j/4 Jun 26
102% Sep
31
26
; 19
*22//
>
10%
32,:':
•25%
EXCHANGE
37% July 26
12% July 5
.
19%
16%
10
*
25
STOCKS
183/4
-
V2/ 30%
39%
Highest
t per share
30
25%
22%
16
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
v
*21%
-.32
•40%
Co
113/8
18%
i
15%
17%
39%
Electric
100
61%
12%
7'. 28%
7
533%
.
54%
11%
183/4
*98%
15%
85
Penr<
533/4
113/8
18%
■
y
17%:
Indies Sugar
■'; •''
''
15
.
.
32%.
*19%
>
pfd
100
preferred aeries B100
4.10%
preferred series C-—-100
West Virginia Goal & Coke—...—-5
West V v Pulp & Paper com.jNo par
4.%%
preferred
100
27
111
Corp
4.20%
19
75
31%
Petroleum
54
11
'
18%
convertible
West
13
98% Sep
27
Foundry & Pipe——No par
•West -Penn Power 4%%.
23
HQ7
Feb 14
107% Feb 2
Mar 14
Dec
17%
preferred—-No par
Corp——.—1
-West .Kentucky Coal Go
-,4
$4
West
Jan 27
112 % Jan
15%
17%
Inc
Knitting Mills
5
Rump Co
-1
Webster Tobacco Inc
8
Wesson Gil & Snowdrift com,.—2.50
15
80
14%
1
Pictures—
Wayne
Wayne
10% Sep 28
<36% Jan 29
7 -40% Oct
100
0
Bros
Warner-Hudnut
4
25% Feb
18% Feb
1)8
14
Jun ,22
Mar
15% July 30
18% Dec 21
78
July 19
1
Jan 24
95
109% Mar 24
<
,
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*
106% July 23
102
Sep 26
7
12% Apr 17
4,4% July .14
Jun 29
20% July 25
13
109%-Feb
Jun
Mar JA
30
27% Dec 28
26
;104% Oct 14
104% Oct
4
.
•
13% Jujy
Y% Jan
29% July
JJ4
May
17% Mar 16
:8
<
-
Warner
52%
11%
*98%. 100 <
.31%
25%
23% May 25
24%.Jan 13
107
3
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Waukesha Motor Co
■,
—5
26
8
19
<
Warren
28
21
i.
Dec
7
1
6
29% Dec
27% Jun
*-83%.Feb
U9
Warren
34% Feb
5
38 % Feb
Jun 27
.5
12
26
'
*18%
100%
Jun
28
11% July:13
11
;
19% Aug 20
43% Jan 23
104
May 17
52%
"
10%
:;
1
15% Sep
;
14
12% Jun 30
I 18
July 13
■.{
24
♦60%
12%
28%
11% Mar 28
99
19
7V
62
12%
28%
16% Jun 25
.i
Cl
12%
28%
52
par
—2.50
Co
Baking Co common
5%%
preferred
r
12%
28%
'
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par
Ward
61."
12%
•28%
12%
par
day. fin
(%th
share
n
Zonite
Radio Corp,
Products Corp.
or
petition has Jjeen
4preferred' ($50 pari
receivership,
of
filed
for company's ]
«hare
held).
5
1
4%
10,900
1,700
7
Number 5053
Volume 174,
.
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
-
"Interest Period" Indicate In each case the month when the bonds mature.
the column headed
letter* in
231:
(1315)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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point.
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 82d of a
107
Highest
13
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111.10 May
108.4
Lowest
-
May
Treasury
1
_
109 .S
May
May 10
109.9
9,
2% s
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1951
,
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
RANGE
5
1
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
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Friday's
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Law
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1961
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23
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37
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58
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47
/
491/a
51%
General
4s series
mortgage
1st-mortgage
3s
2%s
1980-
Br.own Shoe Co 3M2s debs
>36
37%
34%
37%
Buffalo
RR
I960——
1976——
1971-
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
73%
97 Ma
97 Ma
5
90%
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*96 M4
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BONDS
Period
New York Stock- Exchange
•
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Last
Sale Price
Low
Bonds
'
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Bush Terminal .€o
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first
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.
101
103
Power
1976—June-Dec
first'3s
—,
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May-Nou
Canada Southern consol gtd. 5s A 1963—April-Oct
Canadian National Ry—
■■■/'.':
i
Guaranteed gold 4%S 1957
Guaranteed; gold 4%s, 1955
Guaranteed gold 4 %s 1956———
.
—June-Dec
Canadian Pacific Ry—
4% conv debenture; stock
-Feb-Aug
,
2
§ A Deposit receipts
ACuba RR first 5s gold
1952
- -
••
-
110
107%
111%.
22
^ -
106
Dayton Power 61 Lt first mtge 2%s 19,75—April-Get
First mortgage 3s 1978
—
---Jan-July
First, mortgage 3s series A 1978—-__June-Deo
Dayton Union Ry 3y4S series B 1965—
June-Deo
Deere &, Go 2%&, debentures 19651—
April-Oct
Delaware 61 Hudson 4s extended 1963—
Map-Nov
109%
105% 109%
7
v
'
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100
68
103%
!
4s
debs series A
1960
Mar-Sepf
1
91
30
104
l
65
95
—.
65%
—June-Dec
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
Celotex Corp 3%s debentures 1960
95
104% 105
__
Mar-Sept
Carthage & Adirondack-Ry—
First mortgage guaranteed 4s 1981
-April-Get
65%
65%
100% 100%
__
debentures
(1947
issue)
1960
__
__
,—
Central RR Co of N J—
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*49
34%
48%
Jan-July
April-Oct
f - :
Central Pacific Ry Co-^
;
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■
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—
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85
4
—
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63
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A 2nd
mortgage 4 %s inc ser;A Jan 2003——April
Chicago Indiana & Southern 4s 1956-,
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Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
*\
98
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63
12
96
96
4
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mortgage 4s series A 1994
r.Jan-July
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4%s conviincreased series B Jan 1 2044
April
;
75
63%
„
64
Chicago & North Western R^—
1989
B
&
New
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! 1st mtge 2"%s ser A 1980—
Chicago St Louis
.
r.Jan-July
•
86
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„
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77
77
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Cincinnati Union Terminal—
73
i
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100
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,
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1979— Jan-July
1963——!
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debentures
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100%
95%
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101%
79%
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Jan*Julp
General mtge inc 5s-series A July 2015
April
First and refunding 3%s series D I960—April-Oct
General- mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044—--April
Collateral trust 3%s 1968
—Jan-July
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73
95 >/4
y
—
—
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98%
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105%
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debentures
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95
102%
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
102%
Hudson Coal first sink fund 5s ser A
88%
76%
102 %
102
92%
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105'A
102
99
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96
85%
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100
94%
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—
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—
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ft
10011 100
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;
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88'A
—
99
117% 117%
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1978
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mortgage
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95
110
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,
97
93%
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98
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certificates B
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98
60'A
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103 7/a
.
,
62
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97%
2
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101% 101%
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first mtge
*94
2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
100
93%
—
101%
96
100
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•
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Jan-July
Jan-July
1962_June-Dec
Hudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957
Feb-Aug
AAdjusted income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
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100%
7
A
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91%
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98
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1952—
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A
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series
A
1952-
—
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:
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J an-July
—Jen-July
1972—Map-Nov
—
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102
102%
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—
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—
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997/s
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Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
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{International Great Northern RR—
A First
—
100
102
98
—
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102%
5s
Illinois Central and Chicago St L & N O—
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^_rJune»Dec
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102
*99
94
«
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102
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y,
96%
102
*98
102
trust
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-J
3%s
——
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105% 105%
June-Dec
gold: 4s 1953-—-—^-May-Nob
1955--—'
———May-Noo
Debenture 4%s-1966
v
—Feb-Aug
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102
105%
a
—Jan-July
*
3s series B 1978—
Refunding 4s 1955—
98%
3
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<*__
100
104%
102%
mortgage
Illinois, Central RR—
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97
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Illinois Bell Telephone
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deposit
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100
101% 102%
1961-^
Mgp-Nov
1959—^.—June-Dec
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_Mar-Sep»
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73
6
—Feb-Aug
Map-Nov
April-Oct
X
Consumers Power first mtge 2%
102
Power
ser
debs 1962-
62%
99
__
1982_Mar-Sept
27/8s ser U 1981
ref mtge s f
110
96
93
' 4
*100% 101%
—
April-Oct
(Bait)—
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—Jan-July
'
V
100% 101
„
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aa
City—
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;
111'4
1990—^-^.Jan-July
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.^r_——Jan-July
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p
_Jan»July
General 4%s series- p 1976—--—-—-—Jan*Julj/
General mortgage 3%s series N-1990-—Jan-July
General mortgage 2'/«s series 0.2000—Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982—Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010—Jan-July
*100
—
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
y- a.'
York—
Bait
Consolidated Gas El Lt &
*96
931/4
7
101'/a 101'/a
97
97%
97%
2015—April
94
.aaaa-:
,
_
June-Dec
—:
First and refund mtge 3s series E
1st & ref mtge 3s ser F 1931
1st 6c ref M 3'As ser G 1981
36
102% 102%
97%
refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977-April-Oct
First, and refund mtge 2%s ser C 1972^..June-Dec
First and refunding 3s series D 1972—May-Nou
.
90%
H
Feb-Aug
1978
mtge 2%s ser A
"
70%
*91%
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a
103%
741/4*
r;
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of New
101%
--
87
99%
__
>
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of
Great Northern Ry Co—
102
94 'A
*106V4 106%
__
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
" 1
■■. ■■
Conn River pwr sink, fund 3%s A 1961—Feb-Aug
Consolidated Cigar Corp 3'As 1965—
_April-Oct
'
101%
94
95%
67%
„
May-Sept
1955—Feb-Aup
1977
2001
'
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1970
1999
Compania Salitrera—See
96
10
100'A 100'A-
;
,
Realty 61 Utilities Corp—
V A4s conv income
debentures 1969
Mar-Sepf
Goodrich (B. F) Co first, mtge 2%s 1965—Map-Nov
■
__
*100
Feb-Aup
3s sinking fund debentures 1999..
f debentures
87%
ueneral
1.01% 106
93% 102.%
'
98% v'*"
S7
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__
101%
June-Dec
1975
Columbus & Toledo first external 4s
Commonwealth Edison Co—
s
85%
E I964n-April-Qct
":
a
.
105%
102 A
■
*—
62%'
V
1964—April-Oct
3s debenutres series A 1975
2%a
18
43
100% 100%
87%
and refunding 5s series A
ACertificates
06% 103
X 11 >'•
99%
95%
-
70%
May-Nov
.
mortgages and coll trust 4s
Columbia Gas System Inc—
;
series N
101%
85
100
—A>:
__
*83%
—
__
1961—April-Oct
.
First mortgage 3s series L
94%
„
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"
^.June-Dec
1980—.
95%
•
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„
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4-
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First mortgage 3s
■
i.June-Dec
Cleveland Short Line.first gtd 4%s
.Colorado & Southern Ry—
j
-
t'- 96% "
..June-Dec
1990—May.-Nou
1970
Jan-Julp
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s
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;
1__
,
June-Dec
A
Ohio Elec
v
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-
.
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South
*100
.
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Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div .lst 4s 1991_Jan-JuZp
debentures series B
97
97
__
89
lOO:
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13
4 I
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99%
100&%>
101% 103 ♦- 98%
98%
-
—
—
Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
..
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General gold 4s 1993
•.
June-Dec
General 5s series B 1993
June-Dec
3s
'
101%
71
8^'
103% 103%
100 ^
-April-Oct
City Ice & Fuel 2%s debentures 1966
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
Columbus &
78
105'A
94%
100
•
75'A
3
"
;-
Financial Corp 2%s 1959
Cities Service Co 3s s. f debs 1977——
Colorado. Fuel &; Iron. Corp—
88%
75%
98
.
General Foods Corp
Jan-Julp
C I T
(stamped modified)
82
10
10
77
*96
Firestone Tire & Rubber 3s debs
95
99%
73
—
First mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974——1__Feb-Aup
4%s
2
87'/a
101%
74%
86'A
;
■
1st mortgage, 2%s 1985
1st mortgage 3%s 1986—
88
76%
101
3%s series G 2000
Jan-July
2s series H 1953—Mar-Sept
Ohio Division first mortgage 3%s 1971—Mar-Sept
74
60
—
—
;
First and, refunding 4%s series D l962_Mar-^ept
Cincinnati Gas.& Elec 1st mtge 2%a 1975-April-Oct
y
,-:l
77
99i
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1
I
61
'1
__
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97
*99%
—
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First mortgage 3 %s series F 1963L-Jan-Julp
I First mortgage 2%s series G lgfii.
Jan-Julp
Chicago & Western Indiana conv 4s 1952—Jan-July
i
79%
27
80%
First consol mortgage
A First
i Income 23A-4%s 1994
-■
68
87%
76%
First consol mtge
87 y4
Orleans—
Memphis Division 1st gold 4s 1951
June-Dec
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%-4%s i994_Jan-July
i
82%
72
April-Oct
—^
First consol mortgage. 3'As series.
First consol mtge 3%s series F
104%
71
1965—
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^
i
i
70%
101
97 /
stamped
Erie Railroad Co—
•
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61%
-
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.
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101
■■■
Second mortgage conv Inc 4%s Jan 1 1999—April
.'•1 First -mortgage 3s series
53%:
3 19
112
64
76
96
324
99'/2
75y*
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•;
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69
62
First
102'A
95
18
88%
80
80
East Tenn Va & Georgia div first 5s 1956 May-Noo
Edison El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995-Jan-Julp
Elgin;Jollflt & Eastern Ry 3'Aa 1970——Mar-Sept
El Paso & Southwestern first 5a 1965
—April-Oct
130%
5s
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
99% 100
98
76%
117
*80
__
100
*
—
—
89%
*
1Q0
98%
1985
-
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
:Alst
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
3s cqnyertible debentures 1958*.^—,--June-Dec
Detroit &, Mack first lien gold 4s 1999——June-Deo
ASecopd gold; 4& 1995
—
__June-Dec
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4 %s 1961——;—Map-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ronton.'RR 2%s ser B 1976-Mar-Sept
Dow Cliemibaa 3.35s debentures 1961—^—May-Noo
DuquCsne Llght Co 2%s 1977———__Feb-Au»
1st mortgage: 2%s 1979
_Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
—__Feb-Aup
101
10.1
,
101%
-v;
Gen & ref mtge 2%s ser J
107%
„
460
80'A
ni8%
__
;
101
92%
*100% 100%
—April
Incptpe mortgage ,(3% fixed
/,
/
lit contingent interest) 1993—
A104
93
13
41 '/a
98%
-Jan-July
Detroit Edison 3s series H 1970————June-Dec
General and refund: 2%s series I 1982i_May-Sept
111%
>
97
9 !
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89'/2 -91%
v
104'
105%
-
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-April
1
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-
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Map-Nov
Map-Nov
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Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
;
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8
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__
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105 % 105%
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99 %
98
98
v
Feb-Aug ;
—
a
—
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;
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.
(3% fixed
1993—
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v.-
A;'
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■
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32
31
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1%
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26
96'A 96%
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105 7/s
2042——Map-No?
May 1
First mortgage series-A
59%
96
.
refunding 4Vis series B 1977_^Feb-Aug
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1985—Feb-Aug
•
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l
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April-Oct
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49
100
1
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100
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1968——Feb-Aug
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
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Interest
New York Stock Exchange
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Last
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101
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1954—June-Dec
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163
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62
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61
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.
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1979—May-Nou
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series
1973
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85%
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:
90
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-
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26
57
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1963
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697s
84
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300
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83
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i
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;
75
667s
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mortgage bonds—
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59%
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series
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:
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97
92
—
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97
97
—
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—
—
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.
gold 3%s 2000—
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4s
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3Vis
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1998
3s
mortgage
N Y & Harlem
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98
627s
1997
collateral
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103%
99
1017a
8
64
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100
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—
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100%
:
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:
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of
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series C
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or
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bonds
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98%
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April-Oct
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gold 3Vis
1952
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mortgage
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mortgage
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113
91
114
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1954
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134
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1987
10174 10174
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1978
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1983
Mar-Sepf
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11
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7074
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.
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100
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series
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99
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1
105
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__
—
Pacific Western Oil 372S debentures 1964—June-Dec
'
9372
i
101%
97%
112% 114%
68
*98
June-Dec
9274
7
94%
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Pacific Tel ft Tel 2%s debentures 1985
10574
94
977a
101
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V
105%
9972
94 72
gtd 4s 1953.
tNew Orleans Texas ft
Mexico Ry— <•■«.
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101
Juue-Dec
95%
97
6
*96%
1952—_Jan-July
first
10
April-Ocf
1967..--June-Dec
May-Nov
Jersey Power ft Light 3s 1974
Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1983
Orleans ft Northeastern RR—
Refunding ft impt 4Vis series A
New
3
987a
June-Dec
Jersey Bell Telephone 37sS 1988
New Jersey Junction RR
gtd first 4s
New
967s
1027a 103
1S86
New
New
967s
9874
987a
June-Dec
debentures
1974
New
2
2%s
April-Oct
gold 4s
28
114%
debentures 1976
Distillers Products 3Vis debs
1974
National Steel Corp first
mtge 3s 1965
2%s
105%
99% 1007a
99% 10074
99%
95%
10472
37as
first
100
June-Dec
28
11474
Natl
RR
.June-Dec
104%
105
100% 100%
89
Chattanooga ft St Louis—
First mortgage 3s series B
1986
Feb-Aug
National Dairy Products
2%s debs 1970—June-Dec
3s debentures
1970
Supply
1007a
98
97%
104
11372
104
7
104
1978
England Tel ft Tel Co—
106%
22
174
Nashville
New
100% 101
June-Dec
First
National
101% 10274
June-Dec
June-Dec
refunding 3s series N 1977
101%
101
refunding 2%s series P 1981
First ft refunding 2%s series Q 1980
106
N
Naugatuck
102
—
June-Dec
First & refunding 37ss series R 1982
First ft refunding 3s series S 1983
97
77
'
*105 7s
June-Dec
First &
'
787s
10272
99%
102%
48
1017s 101%
101
Essex first gtd 3 Vis 2000
Construction mortgage 5s series A 1955
Construction mtge 4 Vis series B 1955
Mountain States Tel ft Tel
2%s 1986
debentures
84%
105
88
101%
112% 114 7s
1966
debentures
Morris ft
3Vis
refunding 37aS series I 1966
39
77
100%
101 % 103%
1991
B
First ft
55%
86
o_
927a
ft Electric Co—
96%
77%
100%
"5
95
1137s
refunding 5s series I 1981
gold Ss
9272
First ft refunding 3s series J 1970
First ft refunding 3s series K 1971
First ft refunding 3s series L 1974
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
•Jl
'
P
101%
84%
85%
94%
102%
refund
Malone first
12
9472
1
80
85
mmm•
94 %
104
Mar-Sept
1978—May-Nov
1949__May-Nov
1980—April-Oct
and
ft
647a
*__
.
10574
66
4
94 %
1975
—Mar-Sept
and
AFirst
Mohawk
23
87%
64
64%
1965—Feb-Aug
AFirst and refunding 5s series F
1977
and
77
87%
Jan-July
1967
Pacific RR Co—
AFirst and refunding 5s series A
A General 4s
1975
AFirst
•
106
10172
Jan-July
A Jan
tMissouri
-
75%
Jan-July
1978
ser
77
June-Dec
1990
10172
100
101
103
-
1974
3s
24
98% 100
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
May-Nov
1975
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1980
May-Nov
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Ocf
mortgage
2%s
mortgage 2%s 1980
Oklahoma Gas ft Elpctric 2%s
First mortgage 3s 1979
108%
100
first
mortgage
1st
Pacific Gas
May
1991 —-May
1962
D
8972
1017s
111
Edison
First
10172
103
*100
1971
1962
adjustment 5s
93
100
April-Ocf
Jan
General mortgage 4s inc ser A
Mission Corp 3%s s f debs 1966
99%
103*78 10474
*__
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
3%s 1969
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
*§A Midland of N J first ext 5s 1940
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
*91
Mar-Sept
Ohio
10674
100
—
*99% 101
98%
*9972 101%
Feb-Aug
4s
deposit
2%s debentures
1975—
Pittsbgh Bessemer ft Lake Erie 2%s
1964—_Feb-Aug
:
May-Nov
1996_June-Dec
1274
11
1274
44
8%
11
1937—Jan-July
11
12
27
7%
23
987a
102%
153
109%
152%
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146
•
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96
12 74
12
101%
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.Volume 174
Number 5053
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
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27
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
New York Stock
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
mortgage
"101% 108
101%
4s ser G
1957—May-Nov
'101%
100
113
'101
4%s
103'A 103'A
May-Noo
101
2
102
6
102%
11
81
96%
101
I
100
general
First
general 5s series C
First
general 4%s series D 1977
Co 5%s income debentures
Line
Pipe
102%
-
■V-
100% 100%
100%
2
88%
1974
8
99%
101%
99%
101
3s
92%
--
1
99'A
98%
Union
Oil
87
Union
Pacific
99%
June-Dec
*~
1974
First and refunding mortgage 27/as
U S Rubber
152%
219
98'A
98'A
1979_June-Deo
99%
•
1
Gas
debentures
1964.
104%
20
Caiied
101%
97%
R
General
mortgage ,4%s
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mortgage 3 Vis
11
83%
D
series
1977—Mar-Sept
1969—-Mar-Sept
J
debs
RR
V;y>
Baguenay Power 3s series
5
Lawrence
Second
&
Adirond'k
gold
6s
A
*97%
1971
1996
98%
104%
1st
f
'
mortgage
A Second
series
4s
A
'71
'103'A
and
i
98
92
bond
certificates
1989
&
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Duluth
Union
first
May-Noo
gold 4s
cons
Seaboard
Air
Depot 3%s B
?. A General
Line
RR
Bhell
Union
Oil
1
Nov
debentures
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&
North
Southern
.f, 3s
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Bell
2y2s
Ala
RR
5s
2%s
ser
&
23/4s
debentures
debentures
;
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1994
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4'As
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A
1969
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1981—
3s
convertible
San
Fran
debentures
Term
1st
1960
mtge 3%s
ser
89%
:;
90 %
94%
'40
84%
ii4
53
96%
,95
94
A
96%
101
4
100
54
93
,
mortgage 23/4s
series
F
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mortgage 2'/4s
series
G
Ry
first consol
gold
1017/.
91%
113% 113%
1
113%
'101 'A 101%
5
97%
106%
'95%
76'A
•
100% 100%
46
94%
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and
general
6s
series
A
'100'/4
and
general
6'As
series
gold
5s
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V
first
Bell
Tel
debentures
3'/8s
2%s
A
debs
76'
23/4s
debentures
Sunray
Bwiit
Oil
&
107%
27/a»
2%s
6
114%
99%
78
99%
2%s
debentures
debentures
1973
93
88
88
87%
57
?'*—.
80
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ref
&
Co-—
.,
5s
Electric
&
Co
first
general
§ ASu & Du div
A Certificates
First
Electric
1958
mortgage 3s
*98
96%
„
'l
t
16
83%
84'A
47
and term first 4s 1936—May-Nov
62 y2
61
62%
22
4s
of
of
1949
deposit
2%s
*99%
Jan-July
I-
71
93
99%
Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 3979—:
Public Service 3%s 1971
87
99%
99
*94%
June-Dec
1976
92%
60%
deposit
Power
105%
Yonkers Electric Light &
Power
98
98
2%s l976_Jan-July
101
not
impaired by maturity.
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
A Bonds selling flat.
tIThese issues were previously listed on the Curb Exchange.
The 1951
here is a combination of all sales on both Exchanges.
99%
59%
6
56%
18
91%
96%
97
102
100%
99
In
delivery
sale not
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale
not Included in the year's range, ruaan
the year's range, n Under-the-rule sale
in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
tCompanies reported
the
102%
96
94%
Deferred
included
^Negotiability
72%
93%
a
106'A
59%
92'A
100
83
83
Jan-JuZy
Jan-July
84%
Included
May-Nov
113%
__
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103
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101%
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153
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100
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98%
97
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*__
Mar-Scpf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct ;
Jan-July
first 4s 1960
B
Certificates
Wisconsin
1965
Central
106%
100%
Corp—
1971
debentures
69%
98%
.3
74
103% 104
103%
Mar-Sept
1960
debentures
71%
103 y8
100
10
98
98
Jan-July
105%
*91%
107
■
mtge 3'/pet ser A 1981
Telegraph Co—
107
'97
105%
103 y2
Union
6
Jan-July
Jan-July
105
100 y4
8
105% 105%
92
92%
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105
99 y2
aoo
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20
93%
101
■
97
107
96%
60%
51
107% 108
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96 Va
103
;
V
90
103%
101
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6
Jan-July
1966
1972
70
95
100 y2101
A
103
2
69
75
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-
'76
95
100% 100%
^Wisconsin
137%
100%
90%
76
75
100 SI
102%
—
8
'95'A
_May-Nov
debentures
104'/a
101....
3'As
103%
90%
5
104
4'As 2013_.
April
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
1974
Corp
Co
101%
105% 107
—Jan-July
April-Oct
1983
(N J)
100%
42
5
105%
—
85%
ASpokane Internatl first gold
Standard Oil
'
guaranteed 2361
4s
Winston-Salem S
93%
-'S 51
93% 93%
113% 113 y4
99%
April-Oct
1956—April-Oct
1985
92 Va
58%
Wilson
83
85%
93'A
Jan-July
April-Oct
1996
9
96'A
*
Nlay-Nov
1974—
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
90
98%
'89
1956
Devel
•
97%
*101% 102%
-
60
101
123
122
123
—Jan-July
1356
100
92
*93
97
•
28
103%
76
5
94'/a
A
Div
*98% 100
•;
-
43
93
•
76'A
94%
series
104 Va
-
62 y2
first
95%
97
100'A
'96
May-Nov
Apr-Oct
A l975^Jun-Dec
4s
100%
101%
104
__
63 »A
2%s
98
Co—
98
general
Memphis
3%s
3%s series I 1966
Power
Westinghouse
123%
97%
and
101%
•
98
96
*100%
60%
30-year
47%
98
8
97%
Devel
102
'92
97
97
102%
102
.
61 y4
Western
98V4
94'A
94
May-Nov
1994
115ya
102 %
1!
62%
1st
100%
<
39
44
'98'A 100%
1996
Jan-July
1961—Jan-July
5s
121%
113
*101 y8
1971
Wisconsin
First
Bouthern
104%
42
63 %
Western
97%
93
,
.7;r
95%
100 '/a
First mortgage 27/8s series E 1986
83
115 ya
Jan-July
registered 2361—
———Jan-July
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952-April-Oct
Gen mtge 4y2S-4s series A 1969—
Apr-Oct
West Shore
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
;T;
116%
Jan-July
West Penn
127
Mar-Sept
L—
97%
105%
104
Jan-July
1977_
94
113
April
1991—April
West Penn Electric
§ A First
(Oregon
95%
102% 102%
1981
102%
Bouthern Pacific Co—
First
A Jan
series B Jan
10P
96%
121
94
Jan-July
2%s
98%
98
...
4%s
100
104
100
95%
Feb-Auy
1987
96 y2
96%
97%
114
116
Co—
102
.
100% 100%
Jan-July
1985
Indiana
96%
101 y2
*92
E 1975„Mar-Sept
122
75%
3
'94'-
June-Dec
April-Oct
Telegraph
96%
95
and ref mtge 3y4s ser C 1973_April-Oct
mortgage 3V4s series B
4
96 %
——..—Jan-July
1963
97
98
mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
2%s ser G 1979__June-Dec
income
100
89%
May
June-Dec
1979
27/8s
Southern
gtd
Telephone
debentures
1965
1976
87%
99
-
114%
4s income series
-121
-May-Nov
:
90%
96%
1951
mtge
121
Oil
2%s
90%
v.'
108%
92%
102 %
'-June-Dec
1966
1974
Bocony-Vacuum
104%
consol
mtge
100
100
2'As debentures 1971
-April-Oct
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s 1941—Feb-Aug
Bkelly
95
99
—April-Oct
Gen
102%
Co—
mtge 4'As series A Jan 2016
debentures
99%
4s
mtge 3s series B 1980
Beagram (Jos E) & Sons 2'As
3s
102%
99%
90%
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3y4s 1976—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000-—Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3VAs 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
l
103'A
April-Oct
1st
•f
96%
Jan-July
1965
Gen
79
1,263
%
93
102
1968_June-Dec
1971
99%
99%
1
ref
Wabash RR
78
73
'111% 112
Bcioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Not?
•
98
84
Jan-July
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul
v,
70 %
101%
—
—
First
mtge inc 4'As series A Jan 2022—-May
Ry—
4s
104
*98%
95% .104%
,
70'A
■—
Bt Louis-Southwestern
First
109%
104
.
mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958—————April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
:
.
70'A
1955—Jan-July
1997—
101 y2
103%
First and refund mtge
105%
97
"— "
'96
Bt Louis Rocky Mt & P 5s
stamped
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
-
99%
S
:
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
1st
102%
II
97
gtd 4s series A 1955—Feb-Aug
sinking fund series B 1957-:
_May-Nov
First lien
Bt
*106% 107
Feb-Aug
—
.
;r
100
America—
First and refund
96%
9
86
First
series
•
96
*101
1967
First and refund mtge
85%
100 % 100%
April-Oct
Rochester Gas •& Electric Corp—i
100
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1995—May-Nov
1973
93
*98 y2100 y2
1970—June-Dec
2%s debs
2%s debentures 1976
bonds
Consol.
D
997/b
June-Dec
2%s 1970
Corp
conv
Vandalia
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series
Reynolds (R J) Tobaccot 3s debs
22
103%
3'As
99 % 100
66%
34'A
51%
95
May-Npv
1980
1976—
Vanadium Corp of
Jan-July
67
23%
*98%
May-Nov
April-Oct
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures 1959—Mar-Sept
Q
2%s
56%
23
1961——Mar-Sept
■'
Quaker Oats
102%
53%
May-Nov
tr 2%s
debentures
2%s
98
'100'A 101
•ji First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
106
'99%
100%
54%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Co. of America 2%s 1966„Aprt'Z-Oct
United
132%
138ya
98
y810.1
23%
United Biscuit
200
—
103
103%
124%
RR—
103%
'132% 135
96%
1
97'A
100
Missouri 3%s 1971
California
of
106%
'202'A
2037—June-Dec
mortgage 8s
97%
102
„
96 y4
99
1985—Jan -July
1968
debentures
2%s
Co—
1963—
refunding
3%s
debs
2%s
of
& coll
mtge
99
28
104'A 104'A
First and
Corp
debentures
98%
and
First
-■,
E
3%s ser
99
'125% 126'A
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_Aprzl-Oct
86%
'94
104
Pacific—
Orleans
New
123%
97
101%. 105
33
U
1st
Mar-Sept
Gas
of
Union Electric Co
--
1970
1956
&
refund M
and
RR
First
'
'101
101% 101%
Electric
Term
100
June-Dec
May-Nop
debentures
First
High
117
103 %
*—
June-Dec
June-Dec
1964—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 3Vis 19G8_Jan-JuZy
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
Service
3s
i
l990_AprZZ-Oct
series
5s 2000
110%
1
Public
Low
100%
103
1970_ApriZ-Oct
C
Pacific-Missouri
88%
111
99'A
4s
B
3%s
General
110%
93'A
93'A
3V4s series
M
first gold
Tri-Continental
93 y*
'108
M
refund
Pacific
99
94'A
-
Terminal
Jan. 1
No.
__
*—
103%
JThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
Jan-July
^Adjustment income 5s Jan I960-.
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
'92%
93 >/2
refund
and
&
99
'92 y4
Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As 1977—Feb-Augr
First
mortgage 3s 1983
-Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1984
May-Nov
Providence
Range Sine*
Sold
RR—
103
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Orleans
New
*119'%
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
1985
1965
and
First
Texas
debentures
3s
99%
88%
1962
2%s
&
First
115
83
•
April-Oct
1959
First
Plantation
impt 27As series D
Corp
114%
105
82
101
82
First mortgage 4%s series C 1960
April-Oci,
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
B
impt M 4s series C 2019
Texas
mortgage 4%s series B
Pittston
Bonds
High
of St Louis—
Assn
and
and
Texas
104%
105
June-Dec
^April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
series
104
—
St Louis RR—
1975
RR
Refund
Texas
'104'/4 111
J 1964_May-Nov
ser
1965--,
5s
Terminal
Refund
107
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First mortgage 4%s series A 1958First
Friday's
Bid & Asked
103
108'A
'104
H
ser
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
debentures
or
Sale Price
Low
107%
104
„
I960—Feb-Aug
4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aup
4s
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Cliem 1st mtge '3'As 1964
3%s
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
High
1953—June-Dec
ser
series B
5s
Low
F
4s
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General
New York Stock
Jan. 1
NO.
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
& St Louis Ry—
>
,
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic
Consolidated guaranteed
Consolidated guaranteed
Consolidated guaranteed
Consolidated guaranteed
Consolidated guaranteed
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago &
FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 5
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
103
not
amtm
nt
*•
under section ri m
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
and
or
we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the
Friday, Oct. 5. It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
*
^
current
RANGE
Week's
New York Curb
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Vending
ACF-Brill
Acme
Corp
Acme
Wire
Co
Shares
2%
2 y4
9%
9%
27%
27%
27%
4,000
500
,
4,300
100
Adam
Hat Stores
Inc
1
3%
3%
3%
300
Manufacturing
1
4
3%
4»/a
1,700
Surpass Shoe Stores
•
9'A
9%
300
Supply
Agnew
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
Air Associates
Inc
common
(N J)
5
35%
Xl4%
15%
7,500
\
10%
9
10%
15,400
V
Week's
5
25%
Jan
Jun
9% Jan
2%
,
Jan
10
Sep
32% May
3% Aug
2% July
9
Aug
10%
Jan
g6% Aug
Electric
Exchange
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
6%
Alabama
Power 4.20%
preferred—
9%
700
8%
5% May
98
6%
98%
100
96
9%
6%
~8%
8%
Fisher common
5%
Feb
Alles
4
%
Sep
Allied
Internat
Investing
11%
Apr
Allied
Products
(Mich) common—
15%
Sep
Altes Brewing Co
19
Jan
Altofer
Bros
common
Low
60
25
•'
Jan
92
July
95
Jun
cap
3%
stk.
24%
24%
3%
9'/a
6,600
~3%
100
25
250
3%
1,000
4%
Jan
7
Inc—
Airlines
&
98%
Great Southern
Range Since
High
96
9%
Appliance
Airfleets Inc
Alabama
Sales
Last
Low
Air-Way
.
Sale Price
V
High
6% July
1% Mar
'
^
K
5
New York Curb
Range Since Jan. 1
Alaska
Aero
week beginning Saturday, Sept. 29,
to include every security, wnetner
Friday
Low
7%
9%
common
7%
2%
Alloys
ENDED OCTOBER
STOCKS
High
7%
Motors warrants
Aluminum
WEEK
for Week
Last
Exchange
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
AEC
RECORD
YEARLY
following extended list
ending the
stock
AND
Jan
2% July
21%
Jan
3
Aug
7%
Jan
Jan. 1
High
10% Mar
7%
Sep
Feb
107
102%
Jan
10% Mar
7%
Feb '
4%
Jun
26 5 Mar
5
•
10%
Jan
Sep ■'
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, October, 8, 1951
(1320>
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 5
RANGE FOR
Par
100
preferred
Oooda Manufacturing—
Aluminum Industries common
Air Filter 5%
American
Beverage
American
Book
Co
American
Hard
Rubber
1
American
1
common
Laundry
Meter
Cbem class A
American
Thread
Writing
Lead
Anchor
1%
Jan
Feb
85
24%
33
Jan
Jan
43%
100
42
3,200
55%
57%
7,700
44%
Jan
300
10%
Jan
22
*
32%
Sep
Sep
3/4
Jan
Jun
118
12
Sep
11%
100
8%
Jan
3%
42,200
3%
Oct
A
class
Sep
7
Sep
Clinchfield
800
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
Club
.
8%
800
6%
Jan
10
280
103%
Jun
113
Feb
"6%
6%
6%
2,400
16%
16%
2,300
17%
17%
17%
10,600
10%
10%
100
113% 113%
23%
10%
2,600
125
1,900
49%
14%.
14%
15
15%
15%
15%
50
America
1
3
50
Colonial
•
Sep
Colt's
Feb
Commodore
Community
15%
23% Mar
Consoi
10 3/8
1
Automatic
•
8
Voting Machine
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
18%
19%
3
5%
Jun
Baldwin
Securities
14%
l
"4%
15%
to
75o
4%
13,900
4
Barcelona Tr Lt 6c Pwr Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Jan
8%
Jun
10%
21%
Feb
43 %
Jan
15 Va
Oct
Jan
33/4 July
5% Mar
7% Aug
Basic Refractories Inc
Baumann
(L)
Beau-Brummel
Beck
(A
S)
Bellanca
Ties commo
Shoe
1
25
common
Inc
Birdsboro Steel
Black
Starr &
Blauner's
4.
common
36%
>■9%
C)
Co
300
:
600
5%,
15%
400
8%
36%
1,700
9%
36%
3,000
73/4
17%
9%
383/6
9%
common
16
Feb
14
6%
Jun
5
100
133/8
2,400
11%
Jun
14%
16
15%
16%
2,000
14
Sep
20
Bowman Gum Inc
6%
43/4
63/4
2%
2%
25 %
25.%.
9,
23%
if.
10%
23%
10%
•
,4
2,300
2 3/8
203/4
7
23
Sep,
Oct
27% May
Mar
20%. Jan
21%
20*
22
9,200
24
31% July
34%
Jun
18
•
Oil Oo
British American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
lOV*
Jan
*
common
A
26%
July
100
Feb
3% Aug
Jan
7,600
.
Jan
7% May
73/8 Feb
Sep
5,500
23/4
25%
10%
1%
1%
13/4
5,200
22%
22%
1,500
7%
100
22
7%
30%
.
28%
72% Feb
30 y2 Ma*
9% Jan
13 34
Apr
IVe Aug
600-
13% Apr
9% Jan
1,000
30%
2%
Jan
22%
Sep
17 V2
23
1,550
5%
4%
4%
x6
43/4
9%
8%
"9%
353/4
37%
14,600
6% Feb
Jan
X1834 May
143/4
8
8%
4
4'/a
64
65%
100
7% ;• 7%
12%
2,700
12%
Jan
8 Va
May
Oct
Jan
40
Jan
14%
Oct
10%
Feb
4%
Sep
6% July
3V4 Aug
73 Mi
Jan
8y4
July
58
Feb
7% Apr
'
Feb
14
Jan
12
1,100
12%
Apr
40 V4
Jan
5V4
200
7%
10 V'4
Jun
22
1,200
5,200
4%
5*4
7% Mar
30
400
40
12%
Oct
July
5%
373/4
3038
33/4 July
133/4 Sep
2,800
39 %
1034 Jan
Mar
4%
500
37 %
*
Jan
6.% May
12,800
5%
-
i
9%
Paint
Corby
•
Co
(H)
Class
,
Varnish
&
6c Reynolds common
preferred class A
Petroleum
Cosden
Courtaulds
$6
Oct
Jan
4% Aug
24
2,900
20 Vb
Jun
26 V2 May,
48
200
31
Jan
48
11%
11%
200
10
Jan
16%
Feb
16
Feb
Oct
-
:
10% Jan
—
1*4
Jan
12%
Jan
Va July
%
8%
1.100
6%
16%
900
100
15%
Jan
16% Aug
17%
,
13,300
C%
16%
183/a
ft
8j/4
18%
'7,000
14 Vb
Jan
19Ve
4,500
52%
7%
6
Jun
7ya July
Apr
'0
"A"
Internat'l
Refining
7 3/4
•
25c
"3 vi;
Sep
preferred
—
—
Cuban
Atlantic
Cuban
Tobacco, common
Sugar common...
-10
•
_
■
r,
—
3%
—
.—
16%
10
Feb
Jan
13% Mar
Wa Feb
Jan
Jan
130
Sep
Sep
16%
Oct
19
% Sep
Jun
14
Fen
2'/2
6,600
'
Feb
^15% Mai
60
20
16 Va
■
Jan
5*4
12%
Jan
2%
6,400
120
Jul}
May
Jun
10%
5,700
13%
3%
115
'
•
1%
9
.
350
10
16%
—5
12
85
7%
4,700
10
11 5/8
common
73/4
12 Va
11%
11%
5
partlc
800
800
11%
1
.
6
Jan
3/4 July
2% Aug
4,700
3%
3
6
•
%
n
:
:
743A
73%
Feb
4
__
"
74%
.—1
Crown Drug Co common
Oil
Oct
73b
•
22%
-£1
Petroleum ~(Md)——
Cork
Crown
'
Jan
1%
Jah
1% July
3% July
Sep
2%
179
43%
—
5
Brewing Co
Crosley Motors Inc
Crowley Milner 6c Co
Crystal
12%
Jan
Jan
ft/
receipts (ord reg).
Croft
Gent
.100
6%
1
1
Petroleum:
Crown
4
ft
>
common
Ltd—
American dep
Creole
400
4
,,
3%
13,300
1%
—
Inc
11% Mar
33 % Jan
11%
118
3,350
7%
1 Vb
—
*
5,400
179
X5%
^
b
12%
12.
Sep
July
9
19 Vb
,1% bep
11%.
—•
*
5c
2,800
170
48
■
A
900
29 %
-
:2W
*
9%
27,%
9%
27%
50
9-/8
14%
Jan
8
12%
Feb
39
Jan
Va July
18
6y8 May
.2.50
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing .Co (Mo)—. —5
Jan
Mar
87%
July
July
July
6
100
43/4
1
79;
100
Jan
10%
10%
Apr
D
13% Mar
9% Jun
10%
50
Jan
Sep
10%
80
24
27
10%
9% July
Curtis
12%
1
Apr
Oct
28
Oct
9%
900
80
Feb
10% July
1,050
133/4
Jan
4
Jan
9%
6% Mar *
Jan */
17
Sep
4,050
28
Brazilian Traction Light 6c Power.—.*
Breeze Corp common
•
Class
:
2% Apr
35% Jun
13%
5%fr prior cumulative preferred_100
Borne Scrymser Co
0
BourJois Inc
i
British American
5Vi Jan
14% July
•
common
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
'
500
3%
3%
Oct
Sep
.20
Jun
xl2
*
3
Bohack
14% Jan
13%
l
common
(S) 6c Co
Jan
17%
233/4
26
Fdry 6c Mach Co com.*
Gorham class A
•
Blumenthal
(H
3%
8%
l
Benson & Hedges common.
Bickford's
11 Va
900
5%
common
Bell Telephone of Canada
Benrus Watch Co Inc
10%
13
15%
Corp
Aircraft
Apr
17%
& Co common
1
Oct
6%
12%
13
Oct
1
25
10%
8%
50
27
10%
-10%
1
Distillery Ltd—
voting
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
159,800
1
1
•
Pe 1,
13%
July
1 ^
Utilities
Gas
July
53/4 Feb
Corp
62
1
Corp
Cook
11%
shares
150
10
;i
1956
Engineering
Oct
Banco de los Andes—
American
68
1
Service
Jan
32% Jun
900
67
Oct
IOV2
Jan
68
25
I
16% Apr
7,600
6%
600
Sep
26
$1
38%
Sep
Jan
7%
ily8
73/4
Apr
7%
373/4
Jan
7V2
n
14
Corroon
38%
38%
Jun
11
Feb
May
.
B
•
300
7%. Oct
Jan
'Jun
Machinery—
Shoe
ext
Coro
Babcock 6c Wilcox Co
Baldwin Rubber Co common
43/4
Sep
5
8>/4
*
Co
73/4
200
1,200
7%
82%
Jan
5
20
7%
Jan
Oct
20
500
-
>
4%
76
Jun
12,700
6%
8%
Automatic Steel Products Inc.
2%
64
13,900
7%
26
6%
7%
12
34
Liquidating
•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—
1753/4
Consolidated Royalty Oil
——10 1,
7%
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
1
—
~
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
237/o
ft July
22%
25%
1
4,600
Consolidated
Vtc
1% Mar
60% Apr
6%
7
Corp warrant*.
Plywood Corp—
1,600
"73/8
•
Co...
Inc
Public
Jun
9%
600
7%
"7%
1
Stone
Hotel
Compo
13% Jan
2,800
7%
7%
4
20
Manufacturing Co
Sep
Sep
25
3%
7%
Feb
94% Mar
Apr
Sep
16,300
79
Oct
16%
July
9
5
:
Airlines
523/4
I Vb
76%
11
1
Sand 6c
24%
70%
2%
79
Fisheries
300
1
Co
common
Jan
U
70%
11%
277a
Jun
88% Aug
ordinary
Jan
70%
r.-'l
*
Jan.
5
Co
Colonial
114% May
8% Jan
*
85
10
.
Tel class A
77% May
11 Vb
1
Products
Plow
15%
£1
20
1
Development
Colon
Consolidated
Industries—
Laundries of
Cockshutt
40
900
79 %
•
Corp common
Aluminum
18%
Jan
10% Jan
111% Jan
10
21%
Oct
79%
4
Inc
Coal
10%
10% Jan
23%
23
•
Hosiery Co
7% Jan
17% May
5V» Jan
16%
1
Tel &
Dlaussner
Mar
108%
8%
2.50
Atlantic Coast Line CO
1
15%
50
preferred
Associated
Atlas
13% Aug
Sep
10
•
American dep rets reg
Atlas
Apr
13%
X107
10
*
•
Equipment Corp
Aspinook (The) Corp
Coast
300
8,700
4
20%, Jun
24
10
Co..
Manufacturing
Neon
14%
1
Associated
Clarostat
12%
*
common
Aro
Atlantic
1%
1
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Electric
Feb
Jan
Controller
13%
pfd—100
Arkansas Power 6c Light $7 pfd:
Associated
Sep
Clark
12
4
23
75
5
Consolidated
Claude
1
—
non-voting
convertible
Chief
Oct
10
5%
14%
Oct
27%
10
certificates
trust
8y4 JaD
4
Jun
79%
2.50
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
preferred
4%%
America
of
Jan
17%
Jun
6 Ye July
23/4
23
1
common
Mining
City Auto Stamping
City 6c Suburban Homes
33/4
6%
1,100
9%
Voting
Jan
500
8%
£1
Appalachian Elec Power 4 % %
6%
Co
100
14%
Jan
5
150
4%
3%
3%
24%
4% Aug
112
112%
11%
1%
X58
ft Aug
16,300
%
4%
112
2.40
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-EIec Manufacturing Co
Common
Inc.
Co
600
1
preference
Aircraft
6,800
4%
27%
100
10
2
10
pfd
Corp common
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Sep
42
1
shares
Argus Cameras Inc
Arkansas Natural Gas
Sep
Sep
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
"A"
Convertible
Chamberlin
44%
41
2
American dep rets ord reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Investors
Century
Cessna
35
Jan
Products
Ohio
Power & Light 4%
26% May
Jan
800
8%
23
—
100
preferred
Steel
16%
73/i
T
Co—
Power
Central
Feb
5% Aug
20%
series
$1.40
1
High
Low
163/B
8
.
■...!
Range Since Jan. 1
High
33/4
v
*.
•
Century Electric Co common
Sep
7%
19% Sep
100
Maine
Central
Sep
27% Mar
Jan
preference
3.50%
Oct
42%
22%
800
26
X21
*
Co Inc common
Jan
42
0
5
common
Ltd
1%
preference $1.50 aeries.
Central
26% Jan
Low
16%
1
1
Corp
Charis
""%
preferred
Paper
Feb
31
10c
Products.
Post
An germ an
25 Vb
26
•
5%
Mines
Sep
13/4
78%
26,300
6VB
5%
55%
preferred
17%
600
22
10
2
Republics
Seal-Kap common
Amer Superpower Corp common
Anacon
22
6%
41 VB
American
Jan
% July
Illinois
Conv
20
26%
•
American
Conv
150
41
26%
•
B
series
Feb
pfd—20
American
$6
13
85
22
•
American Natural Gas Co 6%
6c
9% Jan
900
1%
83%
26%
1
Co
American Potash
Secur
~
20
20
Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
American Maracaibo Co
American
Central
7,200
1%
1%.
83%
25
Shares
10
i
America
Sep
1%
40%
100
Co
Co
6c
29
104% Jan
Sep
14%
1 Vb
M)
Catalin Corp of
25% Mar
300
<
13
1
(A
93%
500
27%
12%
11%
11%
*
for Week
Par,
600
95
27%
—
I American Bantam Car Co class A
Class
High
94%
-
pfd
conv
'
■*—
,
High
Low
Co of Amerloa—
cumulative
Aluminum
Amer
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Castle
Aluminum
$3.75
Shares
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
22
Oct
Aug
Hosiery
Davenport
;
2.50
Mills
_1
6%
6%
6 5/b
400
10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
35
Dejay Stores common
50c
Dennison Mfg class A common.
5
8% .debenture.,
.100
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing,——1
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
1
Detroit Hardware Mfg Co
1
33/4"
3%
312
33
Jan
6% May,
2% July
4,300
Brothers
Davidson
Inc
Day Mines Inc
Detroit
Devoe
Steel
Products
6V«
30%
140:
;
.:2%-~3
136% Jan
12% Jan
15%, Mar
12% Jan
10
■f
■
143
5% July
5%
5%
400
29%
30 Va
300
4%
24
Jun.
534
Sep
Jan
-
31%
Sep
14%
Jaa
113A July
:—1
May
173/4 Ma*
3 Vbu Jan
'
9,500
Jun,
8% Jan
Jun
600
1434
14%
140
;
Jan
4ft* Pete
J^27%. Apr
10
—<-*
class B:
& Ravnolds
7V4
-
V
.
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
10s
British Columbia Power class A
Class
Brown
$5
$3
Company
28%
Rubber
Co
30y*
Feb
3% Jan
114
150
113
49%
49%
24
27%
xlOl
100
6%
6 3/8
18% Aug
1,100
14
14 3/8
2,100
22%
22%
22%
14%
14%
153/4,
2,000
29%'
27 5/s
29%
9,100
V-i
11,400
41/4
2,800
May
x45'% May
9,800
14%
6'/4
•
•
2.50
Burma Corp Amer dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
2634 Apr
11% May
27
'
■
ft
4
^.12 Vic
,
v
6
Sep
153/8 Aug
114
Sep
50 3/4 Aug
27 Vz
Oct
5% July
1
63/4 May
103/+ Jan
19% May
20>/4
Jan
29
Mar
8
500
•
July
July
900
113
July
4 5/b
6,900
2.50
Sullivan
6c
53/4
1
Co common
Mills Ltd class B
14
-
2% Jan
15
lo
common
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bunker Hill
5 Va
14 VB
l
J
100
14%
*
(E L)
Bruck
3,100
~5%
*
cumulative Junior preferred
Bruce
4%
l
common
1st preference
2nd preference
4%
41/4
28%
•
Brown Form an Distillers
Brown
4%
•
B
14
10% Feb
£1
...
Feb
11%
£1
Jan
13
Feb
13
Jan
15% Mar
Feb
20
%
29 Va
Jan
2% July
Oct
H Mar
43/4
Distillers Co Ltd—
American,
2%
dep rets ord reg 4Sj.
(The)
Dobeckmun Co common
Dominion
Textile
Co
Driver
Harris Co
Duke. Power
DuMont
Co
(Allen B)
Class
A
American
Duraloy
dep
(The)
rets
ord
reg.
50c
...1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
California Electric Power
Calvan
Consoi
Oil
&
Ltd—II
Gas
4%
Camden Fire Insurance
Canada Bread Co Ltd
...1
—5
..I—I
_
200
15%
6%
73/4
20%
5%
...1
Cou
4%
14%
7%
15%
x20%
6%
8,100
3,700
284,100
x20%
21%
175
"
—«
7'
Jan
*Jun
4% Jun
Jun
5 3A
56
20
I"
25
93/4
Sep
Feb
6 7/8
Oct
223/8
Feb
9%
9%
Mar
73% July
Sep
27 %,
Canners Ltd common—,
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd.!
62,000
3%
Jun
10
24%
Canadian
Apr
29 %
•
1%
Jan
Aug
Sep
Industries. Ltd—
preferred
Canadian
——_
Marconi
_
,—100
iinii-
1
Capital City Products common. .—5
Capital Transit Co—
—I
,—100
Carey Baxter 6c Kennedy Inc
—2.50
-
Carnation Co common
35/s
7,800
233/a
250
22
49
48
49
950
31% July
7% May
8
"4%
,•
Carolina Power 6c Light $5 pfd
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
,
33/8
22%
—I
Carman 6c Co..
161% Mar
3%
233/8
8%
500
4%
4%
300
993/4100
110
IIIII
2%
2%
25
3
4,200
Carreras liq—
Amer dep rcte A ord
'
-
Amer dep rets B ord
Carter
(J W)
Caseo, Products
•n.
Co
common
common
'nntnntoo
nova
.
125
110
£1
2% July
4
81
Jan
May
Mar
109% Apr
2% Aug
11% Mar
1% Mar.
-2s 6d
.1
6
4%
4%
5%
800
4%
Mar
Apr
161% Mar
4%
Jan
28 V4
July
49% Sep
9
5
'12% May
500
44
45%
100
81
82
100
17
17%
17%
15 %
Fen
Aug
34 Ve
Feb
325/s
Jan
45 V'
Oct
79
Apr
94
Jan
14%
Jan
19
liar
5%
Apr
23
;
7,700
—
"5y8
4
—
Aug
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
3%
7%
25%
Jun
434
5J/s
1,600
17 y4
.
17%
50
16
5
Jun
Jan
IVA
7%
333/4
.
7'/2
500
323/4
343/8
3,800
20%
143/4
31,400
11 %
Eastern Gas 6c Fuel Assn common—10
14%
14%
106
75%
25%-; 77%
4%&
prior preferred
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States Corp
$7
Iron
Mar
May
108
Aug
113% Feb
5Vz Jan
.
3438
Jan
Oct
common
Electrographic Corp common——...
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—.
Empire Millwork Corp—
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
Esquire Inc
Eureka
preferred
...
Corp Ltd.
Eureka Pipe Line
.
7%
Sep
118
25
94
Jan
132%
Sep
113
100
83 V2
Jan
125
Sep
37
38
200
28 Vz
Jan
39
88
100
82
2Ve Feb,
500
Jan
r92%
Sep
Sep
12
11%
12
1,100
11 y4
Jan
16%
Feb
24%
245/s
25
14,400
19 Vb
Jan
25 %
Sep
11
Jan
13
Jan
'
__
...1
lis
...1
100
100
100
8 Vb
...1
8%
21
20
...5
20
400
200
96
-
,
July
65/b
Jan
1434
Jan
43/4 Mar
May
6% Jan
9 Va Mar
24
2 Va
Apr
Jan
——
common.
13/4
1%
14,700
1% July
...i
32%
32%
200
30% Mar
34
Apr
4%
5
400
6
Mar
IS
1
11,200
4% May
5/s Jun
1A
Jun
13%
JaD
39
Jun
.10c
t%
■%
...1
14
..10
Palrchild Camera 6c Instrument
—1
Fairchild
—1
*
Fansteel
106% Feb
...1
Equity Corp common—
convertible
"i.34
Oct
Feb
Jun
86
113
Common shares of beneficial Int.. ...1
$2
~6%
14%
81
42'
112
V
$5 pfd shares of beneficial Int
Easy Washing Machine class B
July
11% Mar
7
8
118
•
preferred series A
Jan
07.'% Jan
175-
31
25
$6 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Electric Bond & Share
Canadian
30 Va May
100
26
Jan
4% Mar
16 Vb
x8%
»
Canada Cement Co Ltd common—,
6%% preference
Canada Southern, Oils Ltd wi
3% Aug
33/4 Jan
Sep
1,900
12%
25%
45%
1
Co
Jan
Duval Sulphur 6c Potash Co—
Calamba Sugar Estate
Oct
Sep
46y4
12%
10c
Jan
-21%
45
...£1
Oct
5%
l63/8 July
400
Laboratories—
common
38%
.
68
July
53
253/4
45%
**234 July
12 34 Sep,
Jan
434 Jan
'
50
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
IIIi
Cable Electric Products common
20
-■
15%
45
;.*
„
68
19%
■
•
—•
...10
...
5,000
Jan
10% Aug;
8,100
"5%
20;
*
Ltd common
Draper Corp common..
12 ft
38%
5
68
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock.....*
Dominion Tar. & Chemical Co Ltd
11%
32
5
i
Corp,
900
113/4
3?
_._1
—1
Domestic Finance Corp class A—...1
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
—•
Diversey
2
100
2%
Engine & - Airplane
Metallurgical
30%
8
2834
30
7%
275/b
31
8%
29%
1,500
17,900
11,100
22% Jan
6Va July
16V2 Mar
Jan
9.
Jan
30%
Sep
Number 5053
Volume 174
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1321)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
,
New
Range
oi Prices
Low:
•
(Phila)
3'A
Friday
3%
32%
31
3 Va
1,600
125
63
May
Feb
10%
9 V*. Jan
Ford Motor of; Canada—
Class B
1
49
40%
1,200
Jun
66 ya
Feb
54
47%
•
—•
voting
Jan
70
Feb
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%
common.
40%
Co; (N J).
Sulphur
O'Mahoney Inc
Brown
Jim
Co
Lake
Jefferson
.
Low
&
4%
3
3,400
26
4'A
3%
2,300
40%
38
:-4
—
High
4,700
Jun
Feb
7% Feb
40%, Sep
Jan
47/a Mar
1%
Kokenge
1%
1,000
itS
2Va
2'A
800
l7/a
Jun
3% Jan
20%
common
1%
2 Va
Stores
Preference
Julian
'
Glass
Jeanette
Jerry
Class A non-voting
Shares
Jan
32% May
Feo
29
lor Week
Aug
3%
Aug
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low!
53
240
Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
60
Va
3
5
New York Curb
Range Since Jan. 1
High,
59 V*-
53%
1Q
Pirst York Corp common
-10c
1& dividend cumulative preferred—1
Pishman (M H) Co Inc
!
-1
Fine Association
OCTOBER
lor Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
.•.\ >
York Curb Exchange"'-'"'"—""
■"
i,
Par
..
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
-
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
24% Aug
Co„
Jun
2%, Feb
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American deposit
6%
6%
6%
800
lVa
.-£1
rets ord reg
1 Va
IV*
64,900
4%
American
Fort
Fox
Pitt
deposit receipts bearer.
-
;
1
Brewing Go
convertible
Fuller
(Geo
Co
A)
—
„_5
13%. Feb
Feb
11
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
39
10 V*
2,100
Jan
1%
Sep
45
Jan
8%
100
12%
>'
6% July
500
41%
12
12%
9%
1,100
9
41%
^
% May
400
8%
9
9
■
_50
preferred—
10V
-
8'/a
8%
Franklin Simon & Co Inc common..■~A
4% %
10
1.25
Brewing
(Peter)
6% Aug
Jan
Ford Motor of France—
Sep
13
Jan
Kalser-Frazer
Kennedy's
Co
Key
G
5%
Co
Power,
Builders Supply Corp
convertible preferred
5%
General Electric
Amer
dep
Co
rets
ord
General
Plywood Corp
preferred
Gerity-Mich
Adv
6%
Gilchrist
Globe
'
1,300
19%
125
•11%
11%
2 Va
"
July
"A
Jan
8
"50
28
400
106
50
8
106,
8 Va
Feb
Klein
Jan
'
27/a
7%
115% Aug
108% Mar
"5%
10,500
4
11%
12%
30,900
5%
17
17%
200
1
16%
16
5
*
Laclede-Christy
23%
12
16 %
500
-
5%
Oct
Jan
12%
Sep
(Adolf) Inc
common
July
20%
Jan
Lanston
Jun
19%
Feb
Sep
16
Sep
Lawrence
17%
Feb
Lefcourt
20
Jan
Le
30%
Aug
21% July
Class B
44.50
prior,
preferred
Consolidated
Manufacturing
Gorham
Grand
Manufacturing
Rapids
Oil
34
Jan
40%
Feb
Class
74%
Oct
87
%
Jun
8,300
1
Lone
Feb
Jan
23%
Apr
Jan
11%
Sep
29 y*
21
100
14
11%
300
16%
1,500
7%
Jun
Western.
Stores
Brewery-:
Products
Gypsum Lime &
22%
10% v
10%
10%
"
116%
20
"
128%
900
23
-
10
300
Jun
\
3%
Feb
Sep
60
22
Sep
26% Mar
Mar
22%
•
Alabastine-
Jan
Jan
V-JK)-
11% May
Sep
25
Mar
Gas
5%
5
5%
;
>
5%
900
9%
Jun
-**-
x4
4%
1,200
3%
Jun
47/b
Jan
8
Sep
107/a
Feb
•
.16
40%
40%
800
32%
46%
48
260
44%
-
450
15%
15%
600
14%
Jun
17%
Feb
4%
4%
100
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
9%
9%
97/a
13,300
11%
Feb
7
7% July
6Va July
6%
Paper common
Hartford
Electric
Hartford
Rayon common
Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc_„
Havana
Hearn
Hecla
Lithographing
Corp
Dept Stores
Mining Co
Helena
5%%
4%
common—!
Lynch
300
5,100
900
42
6%
500
17
18%
19,600
18%
17%
18%
V 750
6%
6%
.
-
16%
97
,■970"";:
97
"72o,",-72V-0
72
6%
8
xl2%
1
6 V2
"3%
7%
3% 0.3%
7%
i
10c
Products-...-.^
16%
16%
100
100
-
w
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules Steel
11
41%
18%
,
—2
—
preferred
w
600
4% ; 5
710%
13
6%
7%
:
1%
800
V
B%
7%
Jun
10%
800
17 Va
Jan
22%: Sep
4%
4%
100
4%
Sep
Hoe
:
preferred—
common
convertible
5%
—10
(R) & Co class A
13
_2.50
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
5
Holly Stores
14 Va
1
Holophane
Border's
Hormel
Horn
Horn
Inc
Co
Inc
,
23%
300
21%
21
400
13%, Jan
21
24
25%
25%.
6,600
15% July
25%
Oct
11%
Apr
9'/a
9 Va
15%
&
(Harvey)
Humble
Oil
Hurd
Lock
IHuyler's
1st
&
&
7,500
(The
B)
15%
22
27«/a
27%
4,300
24%
12%
200
10 Va
Jan
1
47 Va
46%
47%
8,400
110% 112
•
60
16
Feb
42
Aug
Menasco
Jan
*
6% Mar
2V«
14%
14 Va
14%
15%
Jan
7
7
Jan
11% Mar
5%
Sep
8%
Jan
18%
Sep
July
19%
16%
16%
Feb
10
90% July
98
10
67
Jan
72
Co——--
.10
~i
Co
&
13%
3,000
13%.
4,100
46%
4.7%
20
12%
'.'r/
.;
9% Mar
Mid-West
150
7%
Sep
9%
Midwest
800
xlO'A
Jan
4,800
400
25
40
9%
5%
2% Aug
25% July
Jan
43
29%
$2
'•
45%
169
Aug
32%
111
33 Va
Feb
300
2,700
102 y«
Jan
800
3%
Jan
25
Hygrade Food Products
%
1,700
8
•7%
8
375
5
4%
5
1,000
21
500
20 ;
Co
*131
Jun
Jan
Sep
Feb
-3% Mar
18
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
-
Jun
7'
3%
Jan
>
5 "
27
Jun
Mar
Oct
Jan
Abrasive
—
Wohl
4%%
Co
preferred
Canada
5% pfd
convertible
Mining
Corp
Minnesota
of
Pwr
Public Service common
Missouri
32%
American- dep receipts registered:
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
32'A
29
5,150
32'A
18% Mar
Oct
4%
38 V*
42 Va
10 Va
42%
11
Feb
5%
Jun
25%
Jan
4IV2
Oct
200
9% July
12%
Feb
34%
Apr
42%
Jan
10
3% July
16% Feb
Feb
Feb
13% Aug
lOyaMar
May
Jan
50
8V2
Jan
13 y*
Jan
17%- Sep
17 V* Aug
37
16%
16%
17%.
17
17,'/*
6,200
3'/*
4,300
2% May
3,200
8% Aug
3 Va
14
12
8 Va
8%
;
8;%
8,000
7
52
73%
4
400
2,100
10%
8V4.
10%
l'/a
IV*
3,200
7%
10%
1%
7%
7%
7%
700
2,300
15%
15%
15%
1,600
19%
18
19%
13,600
3
Oct
14
9 % May
Mar
7%
5% July
8%
Jan
4
Jan
56% May
Sep
Mar
5
July
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
9'
Jan
12%
Jan
1 Va
Sep
2<
Jan
7% May
9%
Feb
11 Va July.
16%
Jan
cumulative
4.80%
preferred series B— 100
preferred series C
100
17%
5%
30%
30%
20%
100
8,450
5%.
200.
30%
1,100
•
1
class A
class A
Moody Investors participation pfd
Morris Plan Corp of America
Society
Loan
com
Montgomery Ward & Co
•
6 Va
6'A
"4%
5,900
6%
1,000
375
30%
32
18%
19%
8,000
104 Va 104%
25
18%
Power
States
Tel
common—
Jan
27
Feb
15 V*
J un
24
Jan
4%
Jan
Jun
3%
5%
30
Jan
Jan
5 Va
Feb
Jun
7%
Jan
35% Feb
Jun
19%
14 %• May
Oct
Sep
105
101
Jun.
Jan
45%
Sep
80 %
Oct
80%
55,900
13%
Jan
4%
5
5Va
24,000
2 Va
Jan
96
96
25
92
99
2%
2%
2%
2,500
5 Va- Oct
98
Jan
107
Mar
May
Jun
Jan
101% Jan
2% Jan
Apr
185%
Feb
33% Aug
36%
Feb
93
2%
165
May
169
169
170
50
35
35
35
50
100
4% July
4% Jan
Jan
23% July
4%
22
,,
11
ll'/a
4%
22%
800
11%
2,800
16%
10%
99
May
35
Jan
150
16
17%
10,900
25
200
17% Jan
1,600
Feb
56
9 %> Jan
25
17%
103% Mar
July
44 %
Feb
13
Apr
80
19
101% 103
Mills
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Feb
July
35:
35
44
Murray
5%
22% Jan
64%
79%
& Tel
Vernon-Woodberry
25
40
22%
Producers
States
Jan
11%. Aug
27
"3%
~4
cumul
4.50%
Monroe
26,
26
20%
100
preferred
4.40%
19%- Oct
Feb
10
Monongahela Power Co—
'
12%
7% Jun
•U%, Apr
17%
Oct
25% May
Feb
80
—1
1
Molybdenum Corp
Pictures common
Monogram
Mt
•
-*
100
•
& Light
Mountain
common
--1
50c
50
common—
Mountain
Zinc Co
—50c
Refineries
Mid-West
Miller
•
shares
dividend
common
OilCo-———-—
—10
Piping & Supply common,—•
Mountain
Illinois
16 Va May
21'
Sep
17%
Products—
non-cum
Midwest
Jun
15% May
July
138
Jan
4'A, Feb
■
13%
33
20
—————10
HOne
Steel
Midland
Feb
14% May
15% Feb
Jan
126% 128
VA
Inc
Corp————.—-1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil; Corp $1 conv preferred—*
B% Jan
'
l'/a
15
—1
1
2.50
*
preferred —f—
preferred
6%
Micromatic
July
Sep
l'/a
common
1
,,25c
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube—
Michigan Sugar Co common
3
Sep
•
Corp
Brothers,
0% Jan
22 Va
*
Jain
2,100
13%
Participating
Michaels
1,500
105 Va
1
preferred
Securities
15% May
Jan
12%
15%, Aug
29
13 Va
13 V*
3%
Co
Textile
Metal
2,000
90
4
12
;
2%
H*/
*
Co
Iron
Sep
175
•4
200
_£1
Di edging
Mfg
7%
1,500
33
17% Feb
Oct
400
25 %
i.—
14% July
500
ii
—
Warrants
Feb
14
106 V*
127
113% May
40 Va Mar
„1
& Co class B
Johnson
Mesabi
Sep
43%
Apr
23%
1
i.
common
convertible
Hydro-Electric
•'
Oct
Apr
*110%
1,500
15%.
16%
-10
—
——-
Merritt Chapmrn & Scott Corp—
Jan
7%
Apr
Jan
106 Va
33
*.
•
Sep
12%
49%. Aug
49%, Jan
23%
5
common
Refining
:
Manufacturing Co.II"5
29 Va
32% Mar
100
16
Sep
25%, Feb
Jan
12
Oct
30 Va Mar
30'A
20% July
525
21%
Sep
15%
Aug
May
12%
Shovel—
(A G)
Mead
Sep
Sep
28%
142
140
;
13
26% July
27%
Ltd
Co
Power
McWilliams
16%
200
100
43%
Jun
22
Harris common
Feb
106 V*
"II100
Inc
43%
■
*
common-
L.
Hubbell
'-,,14
14
:'y-~
*
Baking Co
Hardart
preferred
3
8%
100
14'/a
Jun
1
-5
common
Manischewitz
McKee
12% Aug
11V4 Jan
14
28%
•
.—15
;
& Co
14%
2%
common
:
(Geo A)
& Hardart
5%
14%
Jan
28% Aug
23%
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi International Marine
Jan
6% May
15r
Feb
21
~~-2
Mangel Stores
6%
23%. Apr
711%
5%
M
Midvale
Hlgble Mfg Co
Jan
8
700
4%
5
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Maine Public Service Co
18%
Sep
9%
4
1,100
21%
9
—10
Corp
Jan
3% Aug
2,400
•
common—
preferred
3%
1%.
6%
6%
4%
*
:
A
Heller Co
11
'
41%
5
25c
common—
Rubinstein
Class
Co
1%
,
V6%
2
1
10c
•
•
3%
1%
3%
1
.
.
48
25
1
Harvard
Razeltine
40%
5
.
Light
7
" 9%
20%
•
Hammermill
—
—
—-
29
Longines-Wittr.auer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd-
May
5
11%
15 Va
*
r,
Feb
600
4%
-2.50
(Texas)-—
Co
Massey
'
Bridge Co Ltd__.
Feb
13
11%
•
Hamilton
16 % Mar
14%
11
15%
5
Chain
Steel
Star
Marion
H
Hall Lamp Co
10% May
Jan
July
ll'/a
j.
Communication
'V
11
1,000
Jan
136%
May
46
136%
Jun
2
21,200
59 %
5
common
;
2 %,
57
22%
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__25
2
Paper
130
13 Va
Jan
Apr
1A Jan
16% Aug
10 V4 Mar
600
122%
117
I 2
2%
'
.
% May
8% Mar
Apr
5
31%
12%
A_.——
B
Locke
Sep
Mar
32-
500
__,130
100
Co
Jan
11%
•
Feb
l'/a
68'
15%
122%
*
stock
Chemical
&
Great Northern
Grocery
Corp common
Groceterias class
7 :
37%
12%
5
Fabrics of N Y_,
Lionel
11%
16
5
•
"
1
Loblaw
21
__1
Co
Non-voting common
7% 1st preferred
Griesedieck
conv
8,000
17%
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Apr
31%
%
29
•31%-
—4
pfd
25
9% Aug
Jan
May
3% Aug
'
Inc
(R
Jan
5%
48% July
common
7/a
& Pacific Tea—
Great Atlantic
Lakes
4f;
,
U
33
4,400
lir
common
Realty
Tourneau
10
74%
11
/ %
28 Va
1
50
.
3,700
26%
Co_.—.—10
Cement
Portland
60
50
Co
Varnish
Manufacturing
Great
1
Mines
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Gray
74%
*
Goldfield
Goodman
35
35
•
7%
250
4 Va
27%
5
Machine
La Salle Extension University
Monotype
Sep
3% Aug
5,800
2,300
33%
,v: 4
Oct
108% May
Apr
15%
•
8%
8
33%
4Va
Feb
1
Ltd—
47%
5%
4%
1
;
class A
Sugars
103% Aug
13%
21%
1
Foundry & Machine-,Corp of Delaware
Lakey
Liberty
Gobel
Godchaux
40
Apr
May
15% Mar
1
Inc
Lamson
10Va Aug
3,000
23 %
22 %
106% 107%
250
9
29
0
Company.
Mines
Shore
Lake
Mar
16
11,100
400
33%
33%o
1.
Co
Co
Apparel
L'Aiglon
16
10%
11%
—
Forge
Brewing
14%
5%
12
•
B_.
(The)
21%
8% Ja*
108%
Jan
Aug
Jan
112 Va
250
Stores™.
Jan
Jan
5Va
X107'/* Sep
113 V4 114
10
class
Kropp
Krueger
101 Va
Mar
Co
15%
July
19
12V4 July
•
Inc
Apr
Sep
2% July
1,500
99
1
Coal
8%
28%
Co common
100
12% July
8% July
16'A Jan
9
107%
-1
*
10
5
7.50
Hotels Corp
Kobacker
106
Jan
_
Rubber
(IB)
Oct
Jan
Jan
,,
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(D
300
21
common——•
50
-1
...—
1
Lake G M Co Ltd,—
Kleinert
13%
9
100
Products
Petroleum
11V4
Jan
18%
101
"
Distilleries
Kir by
Kirkland
3%
23
Oct
Kingston
Jan
4
2% July
19
100
11%
27%
27%
1
common
Co
.2%
___•
—
*
Union
1,200
2%
19%
20
Gold Mines
Co,
Glenmore
3%
2%
50c
Corp
Alden
3
$6
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
8% Aug
preferred
♦
preferred
■_*
$6
C)
(A
7
Jan
100
pfd
common
Service
Giant Yellowknife
Gilbert
Jun
5'A
3%
,»
conv
Georgia Power
$5 preferred
4%
1,800
12%
4% July
July
30
400
—
preferred
cumulative
4%
46,400
25
5
& Co
Kings County Lighting
Knott
reg
Outdoor
Public
300
8%
Ltd—
General
5%
"5%
8%
19%
com___1
25
£1
General Finance Corp 5% pfd A_____10
General Fireproofing common-:
5
General
Jan
~5%
1
*
1
Alloys Co
General
Feb
8%
1
.
18%
100%
16
100
Gellman Mfg Co common
General Acceptance Corp
General
600
18
July
91'A Aug
17 Va
—•
common
preferred
common
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%%
preferred
7'/a
24%
__
5
—*
Inc—
6%
101 % 102
*
—
(Walter)
Kidde
Gatlneau
Co
Kawneer
6%
1
pfd—100
Corp,
Gas & Electric 4 %%
Kansas
23,800
Muskogee
Muter
Co common
Company common
8%
8%
.
9Va Mar
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Ireland
9% May
12%
Sep
97%
98
Feb
69%
69
71%
2,450
93% July
64% Mar
102 Va
5
•
17%
16%
17%
4.400
13 V*
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Insurance
Co
of- North
International Cigar
pfd—100
America
Machinery
N
74%- July
17%
Jun
Oct
Nachman
Namm's
International
Preferred
National
Hydro-Electric—
series
$3.50
International
Metal
International
Petroleum
Registered
Investors
Iowa
20
21
20%
20
20%
700
10
13%
15%
2,500
_i
l7/a
4,800
92
'm
'
—
1%
.
,
1%
—
11,400
Jan
94
Jun
37 V2
12
Jan
21% Aug
National
12 Va
Jan
21%
National
11% May
1%
Jun
*
May
Jun
Aug
157/a May
2Va, Jan
Irving Air Chute
Italian Superpower Corp
16
16
16
200
1
-
com
*
cl A
May
93
Feb
14Va May
18
Feb
July
10%
Jan
% July
V'a
Oct
86
100
v t c
7%
7 Va
6%
7%
600
*
1%
1%
IVs
11,300
5 V*
Inc
Bellas
Hess
Breweries
Fuel
17
100
14
—
400
8,100
19%
350
14%
14%
8,600
9 Va
9%
600
Feb
22 V* Aug
Apr
31%-May
—
,—
Mallison
Co—,—
Machinery
National Starch Products
National Steel Car Ltd
National Transit common
17 Va
Feb
4
2% July
19
5 Va
3% July
3 Va
14%
common,
Gas
4%
3
19 V*
common
18% May
Jan
4%
3 Va
Fabrics——
National Mfg & Stores common—
National Pressure Cooker common.
National
17
4%
common—
preferred
National
Co—
Manufacturing
National
78 Va
37%
1,600
■
*
preferred,
Iron Fireman
21
shs__•
Products
Service
91
*
A
coupon
Royalty
Public
3.90%
Industries
shares
International
91.%
50
17
Corp
9 Va
15
15
12
Aug
12%
13
1,400
10 Va
10%
2,700
14%
14%
800
19%
20%
500
28'/*
50
4%
4%
1,900
8%
10
15%
25
3%
Jan
Feb
12% Mai
Jan
Jun
Feb
July
16%
16
Jan
Jan
Sep
13%
19
Jan
28%
.
15
Jan
8% July
13
10%
19%
11%
100
14%
Radiator
Rubber
46% Sep
^
Feb
20%
Sep
29%
Feo
4
% Aug
I,
1
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*.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1322)
.
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1'jSi
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Exchange
New York Curb
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
New
Haven
New
preferred
—
New
Park
New
Process
Co
York
Auction
York
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
York
New
Nlpissing
North
Aircraft
Northrop
Co
Sep
Ryan
Consolidated
Petroleum—
Ryerson & Haynes common
'
'
-'-e
''
~
16%
100
9% May
Samson
Jan
20%
Jan
14%
Apr
19%
Sep
Feb
21%
Sep
Scullin
1ft
Jun
2%
Jan
5%
2 ft
13,900
100
12%
500-
20%
20%
21
400
5%
5%
16%
14%
16%
17%
*
Novadel-Agene Corp
17
17%
30,700
Sep,
23
Sep
Jan
4%
Jun
X88%
Feb
93% July
6%
11% July
Shoe
Ohio
Natural
Oklahoma
Okonitc
17
Old
Corp
Town
15
Oliver United Filters class B
Inc
—1
—
—
8%
19 Va
Pacific
Co
Can
♦% %
common
6%
1st
.25
4.80%
Lighting
Pacific
♦4.40
div
Pacific
cum
Power
&
Public
Service
$1.30
•■•
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22%
300
15
22%
*
12
1,200
^ 2,200
29
300
26%
27 V*.
27%
8Va
31%
26
26%
9%
98
28% Feb
Apr
106 y8 Mar
97%
Apr
8ft ■jui 9%
•
97
W
97,
v
7 ft
142,800
Ir
1:1x95
125
•
•
106 Va Mar
v
23;;
23
59%
23
-•
59%
300
Bol
3%
3
3Va
6%
5%
6 V*
47
57,400
Bol
46,900.
100.V
May
21 Va
,
50
9%
Jan
July.
14
•
preferred
Tubes common
Pancoastal Oil (C A) v t c
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shs
Motors
Parker
Co
Class
A
24
r
B
Patlcan
81
Traffic
Corp
&
Gas
preferred—
4,900
#12
Jan
50 %
50%
50%
10
48
July
7%
6%
7%
4,300
40%
39%
40%
800
:
1
common
Electric
class
A
Penn Power & Light 4%%
Penn Water & Power Co
~5%
5%
14%
14%
Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Pleasant
Polaris
Mining
Powdrell
&
Pratt
&
Feb
112
Mar
11
900
4
4%
500
28%
400
I
~2%
"2% "2%
12,500
3%
16
4
4%
3%
3
•4,200
Jun
29%
2%
Jun
Jun
3%
57%
58%
1,520
56
Jun
65%
46%
48'A
1,400
33%
Jan
49
7%
1,400
7
7
•
common.—
2.50
1
8%
1,100
27%
27
103
103
40'A
250
40%
Jan
26%
Feb
3% May
7% Aug
5Va
Jan
12%
34
103
43
Jun
12%
of
(A)
Aug
11
1,100
13
2%
14,600
2% July
9%
400
7% Aug
8% Jan
&
37%
5
I__10
100%
100
38%
1,300
.
14%
14%
100
11%
12
12
500
Co
&
Finch
500
15%
Jun
10%
A par
IS %
200
18%
Feb
19%
*h%
5
5%
400
-v
4% July
1%
27
4%
•:
100
4%
1,700
27
Aug
4% July
51%
54 %
51
4,400
24%
25
22
8%
Jan
>8% ft§*r
Oct
51
*>%
3%
24%
31% Mar
Feb
J»n
r**
4% Aug
3,100
24%
Oct
23
4,400
12%
Jun
23
4%
4,000
4%
Jan
9%
9%
2,300
9
Jan
-6%
.6%
100
5
Jan
20%
*4%
4%
"■
47
46
47
1,000
33% Jan
20V* Jan
•%
Apt
11% mm
Uw
9
49% July
42
42
x31
x31
40
Oct
42
S3
HUB
26 V*
24%
24%
25
24%
24'A
60%
5
■
'
1
11
■
•
10
21%
in
9%
13
20'A
<>Wmc
>;'■
30% Mar
23%
Jun
29 H
100
24
Sep
4
July
1,400
44%
Apr
800
4
May
4%
Sep
3
2,300
U Aug
10,900
21%
3
•
22% Mat
Jun
300
5'A
5
5
5
Feb
27%
200
5
59%
Jan
29
700
1,500
X28%
Y '4%
29
100
29%
28%
60%
Jun
41*% Jhtit
8% Aug
1,400
100
Jan
20
2%
Jan
24% test
«% Mar
♦2%
8% Jan
4%
1%
Fen
12% May
21% Umf
3% May
'
39 3A
39%
39%
1,800
37
Jan
41%
1
67/a
6%'.
6%
19,800
Jun
♦%
f *n
6%
6%
100
8% July
1%
yvn
30
160
Mar
8% Jan
175%
„
174%
103A
10%
%- .;:v'
10%
2.300
ft
ft
8%
8 Va
8%
7,300
1
5Va
5%
5%
2,500
Jun
♦
V»
1,300
4
May
28
Jun
34%
22
Aug
£6
15%
14%
15%
500
7Va
7'/a
100
2'/a
2%
2.000
4
2 Va
4
1
3%
1
19%
•
1v
k
*
3%
♦*
3%
700
18%
Jan
2.600
1%
Jan
a A
July
S*n
Jan
32%
19%
•
•
2,000
19%
350
21
22%
N*':*
Apt
iu%
5%
43'4
5Va
July
1% July
t* t
4% Via*
19%
19
•
5
7
Sep
#*"■*
Jv»
2.700
14% Mar
Fen
8%
«
4%
1
common
5% July
4%
10
Oct
34%
10c
_
A
Jam
4%
;'
*
5
;
8%
30
33%
43A
•
com
Jun
34
1
ordinary
17
46,100
1
B
common
Co
171
174%,..
1
Corp
96%
25%
Apr
Jan
12% July
9
Oil
22%
1,850
19
Jun
20% Aug
4% JuJy
25c
•
28%
28
1
Corp
3%
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Tampa Electric Co
Technicolor
Apr
Texas
Thew
Jan
Shovel
Thiokol
Mar
Jan
Inc
4%
4
15
28 V2
350
20
May
4 Va
Va
2.700
3
Jun
175
11
Jan
17
16
—
16% July
•
common
Light
Co
$4.56
25%
—
!
*
23.000
—
.
.
34 V*
Jan
18%
Jan
102% July
17% Jafl
21%
21 Va
13%
14
—V
14%
14%
200
12 V*
17% '
1
21
13%
5
common.
Corp
—
600
25%
23%
•
pfd
37%
37%
37%
•
common
Power &
*
22% «**
ih+p
J4 A
5% Jan
2» A
4
%
»
14% May
17
17%
200
14% Aug
-8%
9'/a
2,500
7%
Jam
16%
17'A
1,900
15%
Jan
84
Feb
25
*
Jun
6
m
«•
I1JA
400
2.300
6%
Jan
24
15
'
10%
Thor
Apr
Corporation
i
Tilo
Feb
39%
Sep
Tishman
17
Feb
Tobacco & Allied
12% Apr
Rofing
19
Jan
-20
_25c
common
Markets
104%
Inc
Inc..
1
;
Realty & Construction
1
9Va
17
1
«
Stocks
•
95
89
_
120
Ja«
tt% May
18
Awg
10% Matt
*14%
O* \
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit
Shipyard
Toklan
•
IB¬
19
5
17%
common
rots
Amer deposit
Co
Fan
13% May
Corp
Co
(S)
Todd
Power
20% F*-b
50
Ray Drug common
Amer
Quebec
22% July
Jan
1.700
(Hugo)
Thorofare
100
50
Sep
100
17%
Co
Canada
(J B)
Swan
21% Mar
200
14%
9
100
104 V* May
18%
Superior Portland Cement, Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
July
2%
com__—*
10
Oct
Jan
U
2%
106% 106%
Sep
Jan
Jun
11
..
19%
Jan
27 Va
19%
14%
—
•
Public Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred—
Jan
98
10
•
Gas
4%
Jan
"
class
(The)
Sun
May
150
103
39%
1
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
1,600
8%
•
—100
5%
4%
2.50
common
9 %
18
25c
common
6% Aug
3% Sep
Tube
Stroock
Aug
*
61%
18%
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Feb
48%
2,100
35 V*
*
Stinnes
Jan
58%
5
68%
i'i
Stetson
2% Mar
Y
67
13% Mat
16%
-
Sep
4%
Jun
1% May
JT
Jan
17%
B
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
4
4% Mar
Sep
10%
Jan
12
—10
Products
Co
Stein
Feb
21%
7% M*r
1% Jan
14%
1
& Light common.
class
Starrett
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
27
1
Corp common.
—20
preferred
(Ky)
Steel
H Jan
23 Va
;7% July
Apt
5%
4%
—10
Rights *
Standard
Jan
Feb
5% Jun
1
13 V*
18 '
1
Corp
Standard-Thomson
Sep
50
—_
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
r
•'
4% Mar
77%
Apr
13 % Feb
4% Jan
29%
...
—
$7 preferred
Standard
Jan
x41
Aug
~9Vs
V8%
Common
15% May
6% Jan
Apr
900
h*
n
July
6*
Jan
3
1
Pressed Metals of America
Providence
u
-
64%
shares
Co
Inc
Power
1,450
I'*
10
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
-
73 %
28
common
Power Corp of Canada
6%
1st preferred
Standard
Jan
Jun
1
Co
Oil
33%
28%
Co
Alexander
29
Standard
1,050
1
Amer
Valley Wine
Pneumatic Scale
v...
70
_10c
Ltd
Dredging
$1.60 convertible
Mar
18% May
Piper Aircraft Corp commonPittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Standard
Sep
Forgings
5% July
13% Jan
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27
,
Jun
2% July
12
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105
275
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50c
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Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Governor
14%
t
—1—2.50
Circle Corp
Pbaris Tire & Rubber
Shoe
24% Mar
3%
107%
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Boys (The)
___! J
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pierce
1,600
•
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pfd—100
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1
5
Co
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39% July
25
2%
20 A
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25
25
25
25
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Feb
7%
4% July
4*4
12%
—-
--
—
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75
Jun
Jan
36%
—25
preference
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brewing Co
Aug
19%
,
Brp
J*n
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9
10
cumulative preferred
21 Va May
2.50
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17%
2
♦1.32 cumulative
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17 "y-
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25
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preferred—_
cumulative
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17%
1% July
11%
4#%
—
cumulative preferred
Southland
18
'■:
12.50
.
4.08%
Aug
Sep
Jan
36
12%
_1
July
1
Ltd
Co
Penisular
common
4.32%
Jan
17%
Jun
1% July
68%
1
—1
convertible preference
Jun
20
8%
29
10 Va
12%
—-*
Southern Pipe Line
x20
16
"
•
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
•
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California Edison—
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v
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preferred—
4%
•
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■■••••
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4:56%
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Aug
—
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100
1
15%
—
4.48%
.
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59%
Jun
May
17% Aug
;
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.
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Spencer
Pen
5%
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—
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Apr
2
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Canada
of
—
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15% Sep
c
2% July
5% Jun
■
—
300
1,900
45%
5%
1%
2%
Jun
2%
15%
14'A
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Apr
97%
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900
2%
125
common—
28 Va
26%, Mar
25%
50
1
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Jan
9,500
14%
•
South Coast Corp common—;.—
South Penn Oil Co common.
25
1,800
16%.
14%
*
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600
2%
1%
16
1%
II5
Mar
*
400
7,300
1%
—
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26%
102
11,400
1
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31
Apr
1,200
2%
44'A
9%
1%
.10c
Corp of America class A
Breweries Ltd
Sonotone
■
■
100
1st
Feb
9%
2%
38%
16%
...1
29
Sepl
500
...
Feb
33
3
2%
common
$3 convertible
Oct
36%
;
2%
—
Simplicity Pattern common————1
Simpson's Ltd class B
•
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Smith
(Howard)
Paper Mills
*
Solar Aircraft CO
—1
Oct
27%
26%
III
Page-Hersey
Oct
m
10
10% Jan
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Feb
12
Jan
Jun
28 Vz
,
;.
100
...
99% 100%,.
common
Mar
■
33
102
\21
u
3%
2%
•
Silex Co common
47% Sep
27
'r
Shoe
6,600
3,700
1,400
_•
Denn
26% Jan
1%
5%
"III
preferred
Sicks
13 % Mar
Jan
18%-May
34% Mar
26%
•
pfd—.
5%
Light
'H
.25
Ltd—
Petroleum
Pacific
Pacific
8%
100
28%
'
.25
preferred
$4.50 preferred..
preferred—
1st
red
Oct
8.600
1
4%
9%
IIIi
:
42
40
43%
•
.
Sherwin-Williams
17% Apr
15% Feb
350
10%
.25
i
...
Jan
Aug
3
Inc
Leather
Y 4%
Sep
47%
19%
32'%
28%
u-
redeemable
33
Jan
4%
6
1
...1
common
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
22
.25
1st preferred—
redeemable 1st pfd series A.
6%
9%
113
May
14% July
11% Jan
Jan
7% July
4%
1
Shawlnigan Water & Power
Sep
46%
22%
.29
preferred
preferred
*
28%
2,700
40%
1
25c
Safety Control—
Corp class B_
Sentry
Serrick
Aug
19%
—5
—
1st
56
36
700
9%
8%
.—1
Sentinel Radio Corp common—
May
46
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 0% 1st pfd.
1,000
3,500
15
Jan
105% July
400
15%
14%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares—
Overseas Securities
47'A
.
__1
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
Omar
33
15%
15%
5
48%
60
46%
-85
1%
ft May
75
32%
33
-15
common
9,900
55
107 Vz 108%
108'/a
100
Gas—
Company
55
•
preferred
4V2s
Power
i%Y
1%
Viz
50c
common
Ohio Brass Co class B common
900
Hardware
(R B)
Shattuck
Corp
8%
2.200
Co.
Seton
Ogden
800
5%
General
<fc
Semler
19% May
Apr
9%
5%
common.
Inc
Lock
Selby
Feb
15 V*
t
9%
— —
5%
102%.Mar
2,000 i ?
9%
'
5%
Inc common
Co
Segal
91% Aug
40
i«%
1
(D A)
Steel
Seeman Bros
14%
17%
Corp
Securities Corp
49%, Jan
37/a July
30
94%
X94
44% July
-
1,800;
89
89
•.',v
United
Schulte
15%
47%
Jan
bVa
Schick Inc
700
6,600
1%
11%
5%
(Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
19
11%
#-,•
•
21,200
•
Oil Inc
Savoy
20%
47%
2ft
14%
18%
IIII
common
Sep
12
19%
11%
Corp Ltd
St Lawrence
40
Jun
Jan
16%
Aug
Jan
15
8%
18%
Mar
Sep
8"%
High '
600
Oct
3
82
Jan
31
1,050
Low
11%
Sep
24%
i'i
Jan
Jan
8
550
11%
9%
Jan
1%
' "
'
37
36
8%
72
Range Since Jen. I
High
11%
.—1
Aeronautical
Jan
4%
81
Low
l"ll25
Ryan
Shares
11%
•
Ltd—
for Week
■
1
Fifth Ave common
Russeks
Jan
May
9%
62% May
50
79
16%
»
Inc
5%
118
18%
.--—-50
Pub Serv 4%% pfd—100
Northern Ind
13,300
Co
RR
Penn
33,900
2%
2%;
79
20%
Northeast Airlines
North
15%
24 Va
11%
-—3
Oil
Texas
Central
North
Jun
750
6,100
36
$3
Utility
American
Royalite Oil Co
Jun
5'%
1,400
8'A
— —
—-""j?
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Securities
•
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2%
3%
.
79%
\
North American Rayon
Jan
8%
v"
iu
10
common
Niagara Share Corp
Nlles-Bement-Pond
Feb
Jan
Sep
3%
Corp—
York Shipbuilding
Pounders shares
New
4%
93"%
23/a
-
&
100
3,800
-77%
23%
^
common
New
New
5%
(The)
Sales
Range
*
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Corp common
Rowe
20%
Jan
4% •j: 4%
8%
J
common
Co
17
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
High
3% Aug
110% 112%
3%
1
Co
Mining
300
79%
,
Land
Mexico & Arizona
New
New York Curb
*
-1
jo
Co
Clock & Watch
convertible
Jersey Zinc
4%%
31,400
18%
_
111%
100
& Tel__—
England Tel
New
4%
18%
--1
Friday
STOCKS
Low
3%
4%
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Union
OCTOBER 5
Range Since Jan. 1
Hi(jh
j Low
Par
National
ENDED
for Week
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STOCKS
WEEK
Sales
Friday
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ord
registered.—£1
'
'
—
rets def registered. —5s
Corp
1
1
—20
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L.
...
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Edison 4%%
preferred
_70c
—
—
U
100
Apr
1%
41% Mar
53%
200
4%
5%
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3%
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J
94'/a
94 V*
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94%
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m
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53
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10
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—_io
Raymond Concrete Pile common
•
83
convertible
Raytheon Manufacturing common
Heading Tube Corp class A
Class
Reda
B
Pump
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&
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Radiator
Rio Grande Valley Gas
—IIIIIl
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Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
I
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Rolls Royce Ltd—
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5
•
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c
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reg
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new
23%
nee
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10
31
200
33%
66
■.
250
17
Jun
1% Aug
23% Aug
25
2%
Jan
Jan'
33%
Sep
10
55%
Feb
66
Oct
Jun
12%
Jan
6%
Sep
11%
28,700
8%
6%
3%
Jan
26 Vz
22%
10%
T
Jan
900
6%
100
4%
Feb
5
5%
1,300
4
Sep
,7
200
6
4
300
3%
1%
1%
25%
24%
26
31%
31
32
3%
2
2
1%
3%
True
Temper Corp
Trunz
Inc
4,100
1,200
800
♦.
3%
Jan
3% Aug
1%
Jun
22
July
30% Aug
Sep
8% May
4%
2%
(Effective
'
16 Va
53%
Ulen
4,500
2
Jan
2%
Feb
Union
92%
Apr
103
Feb
34%
Jun
43
Mar
6% Aug
2,200
12%
Jan
18
Realization
21 Va
#*•«
to
16%
Jun
2*
•
17
2,900
—
4m
U
•
4,800
9%
Jan
Investment
Union Oil
4*n
1%
400
5
6%
7 V*
1.800
4%
Jan
•
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Chemical
Xl8%
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900
16 V*
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97
150
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74
74
10
72
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1
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%
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32% July
30%
4
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Co of California—
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Union Stock Yards of Omaha
May
United
Aircraft
17%
Feb
United
Corp
57
Sep
United
Elastic
'
x38% May
20%
*
Union Gas of Canada
2,900
14%
U
Feb
100
54%
Feb
11%
14% Aug
Feb
4%
200
53
200
Aug
,
Jan
35
17
22'A
%
Jan
37%
95
15%
4%
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■
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2% Mar
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2ys
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'
30% Mar
93%
16%
Oct
conv
«
3%
4Va
—
21
80c
♦
2% July
3
3
Jan
35
16%
;
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
Name changed to
Tung-Sol Electric Inc
3% July
700
1%
4ft
3
•
;
1% Mar
8.700
1%
■
IIIi
—
5.200
V*
3'A
22%
1
*.-
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Corp
Tri-Continental warrants..
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Lux
5%
£1
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24%
32%
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66
33%
7
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Reliance Electric &
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Co
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20%
20%
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Regal Shoe Co
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"5
"6.25
—
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Trans
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-»
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—
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1322)
.
.
Monday, October 8,
.
1951'j-
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
<
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Shares
.
Exchange
New York Curb
Low
Par
Jersey
Mexico
New
Co
Process
New
Co
York
&
New
York
New
York
Nipissing
3%
79%
24%
11%
Jun
5%
Jun
4
■
1%
9%
81
Jan
3
Jan
40
St
Sep
12
Jan
Lawrence
Savoy
Jun
20
Va
Jan
Apr
Sep
Schulte
15%
Feb
19%
21%
Sep
Scullin
lft
Jun
2%
Jail
20%
6,600
2 ft
13,900
100
11%
-11%
12%
500
20%
20%
5%
5%
-*
21
89
40
16%
*
14%
16%
17%
2,000
9%
5%
V:, 5%
5%
5%
8%
9%
5%
•>
18%
800
/
Jan
Sep
Oct
10
2,200
4%
900
5
Jan
10 V*
7% July
Jan
Jan
7
7%
Aug
23
Feb
11% July
17
19
Apr
6,600
3%
Jan
1
2%
3
3,700
1,400
2%
1
(D A)
Steel
9%
9%
9%'
1,200
1
2%
2%
2%
11,400
1% July
•
43%
38%
44'%
7,300
2%
1,800
16
Inc common
Co
common.
1%
1
*
16%
1
*
*
1%
14%
2%
Semler
Inc
(R B)
Inc..
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Safety
Serrick
May:
Corp
July
Jan
Jan
5%
Sep
Jan
3%
Apr
11%
Jan
2%
Jan
29
Jan
44 V*
1% July
15%
12
'
> ■
Oct
2%
Jan
20%
Jan
2%
Sep
IV*
300
;
Sep
2%
8%. Jun
9,500
14%:
45 y8
Jan
12 Jun
Feb
Jun
(
>.
15Va Mar
Jun
i
'
2%
2%
1,900
6%
1,100
1%
1
1%
15%
12%
12%
43,500
Apr
13 y*
1%
Jan
12/
.
7% Mar
Jun
1
100
10%
5%
100
4%, Jan A
2%,July
.
14,600
15%
1
—
1%
14%
26%
900
5%
.10c
Control
class B_
8,600
16%*
1%
1
Sentinel Radio Corp common
May-
y.
1%
5%
Inc
91% Aug
102%.Mar
15%
1
4%
Segal Lock & Hardware
Selby Shoe Co.
Feb
42
1
4%
3
Seeman Bros
Sep
6%
40
40%
Securities Corp General
Sep;
V
93% July
30,700
17
14%
Jan
x88 %
Schick
49% Jan
4% Jun
30
17%
—*
17%
1,800
94%
89
x94
44% July
3% July
400
5%
9%
-!■ \
1
1
Fisher Brick Co_
Sayre &
15
14%
47%
Jan
'
'
25c
Corp Ltd common
Corp common
(Del)
Oil Inc
100
1%
11%
14%
'
-W-V
-.1
United
Samson
700
19%
21,200
18%
High
Jan
Mar
Aug
9% May
16%
47%
20%
Low
8%
Oct
Sep
8%
•
Range Since Jan. 1
600
82
Jan
31
Jan
16%
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum.
Ryerson & Haynes common—.
Sep
18%
11%
Sep
24'/a
Jan
72
1,050
V*
11%
ZZZZ.Z.T25
Aeronautical Co
Ryan
May,
19
2 ft
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
118
16%
——-50
pfd._100
Co
Pub Serv 4%%
Jan
18%
5
—
RR
Penn
Northern Ind
11%
9%
———*
common
Northeast Airlines
North
Russeks Fifth Ave common—
62% May
8% Jan
550
37
36
36
$3 preferred_50
American Utility Securities
Central Texas Oil———
5
North
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jan
2%
50
79 V
-
North American Rayon
North
2%
2%
79
Jan
5%
93%
33,900
13,300
2%
20%
Shares
High
11%
•
Sep
.for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Corp common
(The)
Sales
Range
*
Par
Rowe
Feb
4%
6,100
15%
5Va
Jan
750
8%
8%
77%
Shipbuilding Corp—
Mines
17
1,400
8%
10
1°
Rosario
shares
3%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
3% Aug
8
Merchandise
Share Corp
Nlles-Bement-Pond
3,800
23%
1
common
Honduras
New
Founders
100
.79%
Co————J
Niagara
4%
3%
common
Auction
York
New
Land
& Arizona
Mining
New Park
300
110% 112%
111%
-1
2U
preferred
convertible
Zinc
4%%
New
18%
4%
10^
Clock & Watch Co—
New Haven
31,400
18%
*.oi>
--1
England Tel & Tel-——
New
Low
4%
——
Neptune Meter common—
Nestle Le Mur Co common
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
4%
Radio
Union
Rational
OCTOBER 5
for Week
Sale Price
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Friday
,
Jan
16%
•
Jan -I
Feb
|
■
'
Leather
Seton
flhattuck
1% H 1% :"'
-50c
55
_•
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108%
'.
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33
-•
Co
preferred
preferred
Pacific
div
cum
Petroleum
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
#1.30
1st
•
Paramount
B
22%
8%
300
8 %
Jan
12
Oct
31%
Jun
36'/a
Feb
Solar
29
300
28%
Oct
33
Feb
Sonotone
26%
100
26
Sep
31
Mar
.27%
.500
26%
Apt
29
Jan
27%
27%
600
26% Mar
26%
26%
400
25%
Apr
25
97%
Apr
S7%
Apr
98
t
s
42,800
A
V
9%
97
97
125
x95
23
23
59%
50
6%
5%
6%
46,900
2
—
•
Patlcan
17%
1
17
50%
17%
.
50%
50%
6%
7%
48
4,300
40%
39%
40%
800
cumulative preferred—
#1.32 cumulative preferred
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#1
Penn
Traffic
Pennroad
July
Penn
Gas
&
Penn Power
&
class
Light 4%%
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Power
A
5%
5%
14'/a
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5%
1,600
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-
8,900
•
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Co
10ft % 108
107'A
•
36%
Boys (The)
:jj_
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Perfect
Circle
Pharis Tire
Corp
70
73%
1,450
&
Rubber
common.—_50c
Pierce
Governor
Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
Ltd
Pneumatic Scale
Mining
&
______t
50
__5
48%
•
Pratt
&
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
VVA
common
common...
49
Aug
Sun
Feb
27%
10
98
Jun
103
Jan
43
11
1,100
13
2%
2%
14,600
9%
400
100%
100
37%
38%
1,300
14%
14%
100
11%
12
500
—
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5
iq
12
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(S)
Co
&
V
Finch
Aug
2% July
2,300
.
46
•
7% Aug
8% Jan
Apr
21% Mar
3%
9
Jan
Mar
96%
Apr
25 Va
Jan
12% July
9
Jan
16% July
Technicolor
•
Co
Oil
$3
convertible
24%
24%
25 V
24%
24%
29%
59%
Class
Reda
B
10c
Pump
"
Co
Sep
Rice-Stix
Richmond
5
1,400
5'A
is
800
4
4%
21%
11
10,900
8% Aug
20%
21%
V"3;:V
3
1,400
Z
18%
18%
:
Rio Grande
19
Jan
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v
t
*
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dep rets ord
Rome Cable
Roosevelt
Corp
Field
Rotary Electric
Jan
26
31
32
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new
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footnotes
see
2
93%
3%
!.
2
1,200
•
3%
Power
Thew
Shovel
Thiokol
&
17'/2.
1,700
nasrp
55%
66
Oct
Jun
12%
Jan
6%
Sep
Sep
8% May
3% Aug
4%
?
j
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-
1,800
37
6%
6%
6%
19,800
6%
100
174%
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171
10%
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10%
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2,300
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I
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:
7%
Feb
175%
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10%
V< 3%
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8%
Oct
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v
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/
Jun
8% -Jan
ft
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8%
•
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8Va
8%
7,300
5%
*
5%
4Vi :
5%
2,500
4>/a
4%
1,300
4
28
Jun
34%
Aug
26
Apr
16y4
v
Sep
22
Sep
4%
5% July
Jun
5% Mar
May
34
33%
34%
2,700
15%
14%
15%
500
7 Va
7 '/a
July
8%
Feb
2%
2%
2%
2,000,
1% July
3y4
Jan
4
3%
4
2,000
3Vz
5%
Jan
19
100
19V2
700
4%
5%
2,600
19%
19%
19%
350
22%
21
22%
1,850
1
Jun
5y8 July
160 < Mar
46,100
~5%
—•
5%
<
17%
41 Va
:
8%
1
_5
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
7
Jun
4
28
%
22% May
6% Sep
19
July
22%
Aug
34%
Feb
4% July
28%
18% Jan
1% Jan
5%
Jan
28 Vz
Sep
4%
Sep
20 Vs
28%
4 Va
350
%
2,700
3
175
11
V. 4
20
May
Jun
Feb
16
15
-
17
2%
4,500
1%
2%
22
July
30% Aug
3
Jan
2
Jan
200
92 v*
Apr
35
100
34%
Jun
16%
ZZZZZZlO
15%
17
53%
53
54%
2,200
-4,800
2,900
18 V* May
Jan
*
Co
pfd
37%
37%
37%
v: 600
.*
common
common—.
25%
23 V*
25%
23,000
•
5
21%
21
2iy8
1
13%
13 Va
14
14%
14%
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17%
17
1
9ya
common
.__
400
2,300
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34%
Jan
18%
Jan
25%
Oct
102% July
17% Jan
112 Vz
Feb
6%
40
12%
Jan
9%
Jan
x38 % May
1
•
22
15
Sep
1
17% May
)
18
Jan
Feb
Corporation
20
common
Markets
Inc
Inc.—
Rofing
:
Realty & Construction
&
Allied
1
Stocks
12%
200
14% Aug
9 Va
2,500
7%
Jan
16%
17'A
1,900
15 Vs
Jan
89
95
84
Jun
17
;;
Toledo
Edison
4%%
preferred
120
6
1
Empire
Oils
Ltd
Temper
Trunz
x24%
1
I
Oct
;
67/a Aug
j
95
,Feb
U Apr-'
100
53%
200
4%
5%
11,300
3 Va
94 Va
94 Va
25
94 Va
Oct
1%
1%
5,200
vl%
1%
Sep
41% Mar
5%
Oct
Feb
•
2 Va May
i
105
1% Mar
4ft
312
3% July
4%
3
3
3Va
700
2% July
4
Jan t
4%
Corp
3%
4 Va
21,500
2'% Mar
4%
Sep
«
22%
22'A
200
24%
Sep
?
14% Aug
20
Jan t
16%
Jun
24% Mar
17
Jan
23% Mar
•
4%
*
8,700
•
19%
Feb
Aug )
Tung-Sol
Lamp Works
Name changed- to
Tung-Sol-Electric Inc
Oct
1
;
preferred
conv
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1)
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.—
80c
1
21
20%
21%
2,900
*
30% Mar
37%
Feb
U
Feb
4%
Ulen
Realization
2%
Corp
Chemical
Feb
103
Feb
Union
43
Mar
6% Aug
May
18
Investment
1%
1 Va
1%
400
%
Jan
5
6%
7l/a
1,800
4%
Jan
8y» Mar
*
Xl8%
19%
900
16%
Apr
21% Aug
7
Jan
8
150
92
Jun
103%
Sep
10c
Corp
Union Gas of Canada
,
Co
4
Oct
Apr
Union Oil Co of California—
$3.75 preferred series AUnion Stock Yards of Omaha
•
97
97
100
74
74
10
72
United
50c
6
1,800
5
Aircraft
17 y,
Feb
United
Corp
57
Sep
United
Elastic
Products
common
5%
warrants
Corp
1
1
.
Inc
(Effective
'
56% Sep J
Jan
5%
;
Sep
•*
Trans Lux Corp
Tri-Continental warrants
True
C
53
100
1
Aug
10% May
;
•
deposit rots ord registered__£l
deposit rets def registered
5s
Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Royalty Corp
70c
Jan
200
17%
•8%
Jan
Jun
95
16 y8
•
Jan
93%
16%
Jan
Feb
6% Aug
16%
31
800
2,700
23% Aug
22% Jan
35
•
-
S
20
13% May
393/4
*
Light $4.56
Corp
Unexcelled
3
Co
4,100
£1
common
Inc
Sep
€
24%
reg
33 V*
5%
31%
Roeser Si Pendleton Inc
Roils Royce Ltd—
Jan
Sep
25%
1
2%
26 %
4
5
Fa~~"i6o
Aug
1,300
1%
pfd
Jan
5%
1%
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
25
Feb
1%
c
1 %
Jun
8%
300
~~~~~~
17
4%
10
200
Co-^
Feb
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
100
ZZZZ*
Valley Gas
Jan
3% May
Jan
Jun
17
16%
25c
Apr
12%
,28,700
.
4
3%
2%
50
39%
—
Tobacco
6%
7
1
Jan
20
100
Jan
21% May
<•.
5%
12 V* May
vy
H Aug
9%
10
;
5%
ik\
2,300
-
1%
May
1
I
62% Sep
.
Sep
.
It}
17%
common
Feb
11%
900
3%
—ZZZ
44%; Apr
300
5
*
17
66
250
7
Radiator
'
6'A Mar
1
Tisb.man
33%
V
3%
Inc
'
26y0 Mar
July
5
Sep
24%
1
& Co
Electric & Engineering
t
Feb
4
39%
-
39 Va
5 '<
1
ZZZZZZZZ
(Robert)
Reliance
200
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZl
Regal Shoe Co
Rels
Jan
32'A Mar
;24
1
1
Thor
10%
5
29
-
100
■
60%
1
Tilo
66
11
47% July
/; Oct
42-
200
v
5
60%
*
10c
Feb
32%
V—.
:
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:,:4%
*
Apr
6%
ZZ*
Mar'
28%
•
10 Va
23%
Raytheon Manufacturing commonZZZZs
Reading Tube Corp class A_
6 25
preferred
1,700
'
33%
Jan
Jun r
x28%
zy.78
com
Corp..
Inc
Texas
Trans
20%
2% ♦2%,
—
8
49% July
23
Mar<
Jan
23 Vz
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
20%
———
Sep
11% Mar
1,500
1
104%
R
■ailway & Light Securities—
Voting common
1
10
Railway Si Utility Investment A
Z_1
Rath Packing Co common
1
•—10
Raymond Concrete Pile common
•
Jan
35%
Sep
Apr
30 y« Mar
28%
Amer
Co
Jan
5
1,000
Amer
Power
9
20 V*
Todd
Quebec
*
100
6'A
47 '
ey*
•4%. Jan
Jun
common
Tampa Electric Co
12%
V'
Thorofare
,—100
9%
6'A
-
47
■ZZZi
Ray Drug common
Swan
July
Jun
200
14%
11
14%
IIIII*
com
4,000
Oct
34
V' 150
•
4%
Sep
103
40%
11
2%
4% Aug
Jan
250
4%
•
Superior Portland Cement, Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
Jan
27%
(J
Stroock
9% May
4% Jan
5%
100
l
preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pjrene Manufacturing
Jan
12 Va
23
27%
ordinary
Stetson
Jan
25
Jun
700
B—------—
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
18
Oct
12%
Feb-
common
Feb
26%
39%
_V
_i
Co
Jan
9
__2.50
Canada
&
65%
7% Aug
19% Jan
103
40%
V
(A)
Jun
Jun
.3% May
24%
Jun
-
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co_.
Sterling Inc
2"% Mar
1,100
27
•
_
of
Co
Stein
4%
1,600
'
1
Corp
3%
5%
3,100
4,400
/
25
22
Jan
Feb
29
Corp
Jun
8%
_-
103
Co—
2%
4%
.
66
sr
26 V*
————-
class
(The)
Steel
Sep
8%
5 V
•
—100
■
Oct
4,400
40
i
Starrett
4% Mar
6% Aug
3% Sep
5%
35% Mar
100
—
Rights .?
Standard Tube
■
10
of America
cumulative
1,400
1
31% Mar
Aug
6%
33%
1,400
7%
1
25c
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
fProvidence Gas
Public Service of Colorado—~~
4%%
48%
.
54%
24%
B
Standard-Thomson
Sep
Jan-
Feb
29%
-
4% July
:
42
& Light common
class
56
1,520
7
7
2.50
Co
Inc
Metals
58%
46%
58%
-
Jan
Sep
Feb
—10
#7 preferred
Standard Products
Jan
Jun
51
—20
(Ky)
4% Jun
1% May
4,200
3
Common
4% Mar
It
Oil
Standard Power
Mar
11%
21 Va
12,500
3%
57%
3%
common
Feb
23%
4
400
"2% "2%
~2%
__1
_
Power Corp of Canada
6%
1st preferred
500
4y8
28%
"/V—v
common
Co
Alexander
4
28%
1
common
July
Feb
Oct
8%
'
6
77%
Apr
19 Vz
27
1,700
9%
_.
$1.60
Mar
7% July
900
shares
—
Powdrell
~9%
28
—10c
Amer
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common.
Pittsburgh Railways Co_
Pleasant Valley Wine Co—
Polaris
1%
9
•
Mines Ltd
Piper Aircraft Corp
U
Feb
Sep
Standard
16
19%
3%- Jan ;
1
Standard Cap & Seal common
.—10
Convertible preferred
Standard Dredging Corp common .—1
Feb
18% May
»
common
Pinchin
Aug
Apr
13% Feb
64%
900
tt'
U
Aug
convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
x4i
Jun
Feb
"4% July
100
4%
20%
—5
Royalty Co——
Spencer Shoe Corp....,.*.—.—
Stahl-Meyer Inc
——r—.
Standard Brewing-Co-—
Aug
15% May
6% Jan
112
Jan
VV3..
70%
.2.50
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co..
.
Jan
Apr
33% Jun
Pep
51%
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
4.48%
29
Jan
105
1,050
,
24% Mar
3% Jan
275
36
7%
44
5% July
13%
'Z.,—
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:
75
4% July
■/>."■
'
19%
39% July
21 Va May
27
.2.50
.—I
common
Electric
V
-
-25
Co
Corp
18
15%
18%
x31
July
t
,i
42
Southland
20
«
Feb
x31
Jan
x20
j
Jan
25
25
7%
Sep
Aug
t
J
Sep
Feb
—25
preference
Oct
Jan
10
7%
•
convertible
Jun
*12
4,900
2
Telephone
4:56%
Jan
17% Aug
17% Sep
'
common
Ltd
Co
Penisular
Feb
4%
16
1
29%
4
*>.'•.
preferred
preferred
original
5%
59%
47
2
■
Southern California Edison—
cumulative
24
Jun
400
109
35'/«• Feb
~4%
May
21%
57,400
1 Bol
common
Pipe Line.
Pa
4.88%
15%
May
500
200
27
4%
24%
2% July
5y* Jun
300
3%
100
70%
'22% July
5'A
27
4%
25
4.32%
25
4.08% cumulative preferred,—-—25
Southern Pipe Line
1
14
—
23
Co
Oil
Penn
Southwest
Apr
9%
Jan
July,
37
Jan
104 "A May
Iff—
5
1
1
1
12.50
10
Corp
South Coast Corp common
106'/a Mat
7A
8
Jan
61%
10
lffi/a
J
19
29%
'
£1
Manufacturing common
South
106 ya Mar
50
102
99% 100%
<5
*
—1
Co
Aircraft
Boss
28% Feb
28% Feb
102
9%
18 :<
19%
•
1
*
2ff
#3 convertible preferred
1,200
27
—
■
57/a Jan
50
v,
131/4 Mar
10% Oct
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Feb
; 2,200
59%
A—
Feb
47% Sep
22% Oct
Mar
106 V* 106%
•
~
12
15
;
2,100
*
33
/
1,600
68%
*
28%
•
Corp
21
36%
67
•
Bilex Co common
13 Va Mar
18%-May
34% Mar
36
X25 V* x25%
32%
22
3
class
15%
'
68%
Canada
Corp of America class A
Breweries Ltd
Shoe
Sicks
/
36%
.100
AVo preferred
Sherwin-Williams of
17% Apr
Jan
•
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills
3%
v
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
V
Oct
100
1 Bol
common
Motors
Co
Sep
47%
May
14% July
11V* Jan
350
Amer shs
Parker
33
36
.?
10 y8
IZ25
26%
•
(C A)
(C A)
Pen
19% /
46%
28%
100
common
Jan
2,700
t c
Tubes
Oil
Pantepec Oil
Class
pfd
Aug
700
9%-
19%
•
•
preferred
Page-Hersey
Pancoastal
5%
56
113
ZZZ5
Mining
Denn
.10%
1
Light
Jan
400
46
:
Ltd
3,500
1,000
i
? 33
1st pfd—.25
$4.50 preferredpreferred—;
Lighting
#4.40
Pacific
48'/a
12%
—
Shawinigan Water & Power—.
Sherwin-Williams common
Sep
105 »A July
28% Jan
60
"
'
5
common
1st
1st
8%
22%
'
25
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred—25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% red 1st preferred
25
6%'
15
'''m~
...I
.
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5% %
14%
19%
1
Inc
Can
47%
15%
8%
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer share s
Pacific
15%
ZZZi
—
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
Overseas Securities
32%
46%
15
5
Corp—
Oliver United Filters class B
1%
ft May
75
Y
33
15%
common
Town
Omar
55
107% 108%
47
-15
Okonlte
Old
9,900
common—
1/64
•
37%
37%
37%
50
Jun
Jun
32% July
Jan
76 Vz May
»-
6%
Jan
V*
Jan
39% May
(1323)
i
31
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
r
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOR
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Milk
United
Products
NJ
United
Profit
10%
RR
Feb
24
July
Sharing
preferred
._25
common..
United Specialties
221
•
219
10
—
•fs Jun
43%
44%
2,800
41 % July
38 %
38%
170
36%
13
44%
-25
-
•
1
common
Mar
1,400
13 %
200
12% July
15%
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
9,600
2%
5,000
Ohio
Feb
5%
Jan
.41% Mar
Jun
1st
mortgage 3%s
mortgage
Park Lexington
3s
1968
April-Ocf
„ApriZ-Oct
3s 1964—
Jan-July
1971
1st mortgage
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
3%s 1970
Piedmont
A
with
Oct
1
1940
6%
Jan. ]
No.
Low
22
t
106%
99,
104%
98
*98% 100%
*100
High
101
103
*101% 103
April-Oct
1960
coupon
debentures
*101
Range Since
Sold
High
101%
101%
104'A
99 t.
105 'A
100%
>
A6%s ex Oct 1
1947 coupon
1960
Public Service Electric & Gas Go—
.50-year
Bonds
103 % 104%
—Jan -July
Hydro-Electric Co—
6'As
104
June-Dec
1964.
...
Jan
49%
Jan
Power
41st
Jan
52%
1% July
28% Jan
11
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Apr
1%
•4%
-25
common—
248
Aug
%
%
—10
——
•
__——
4% July
3% May
221
.100
Canal
&
United Shoe Machinery
Preferred
11% May
23
Interest
Exchange
High
Jan
8%
common—
dep rets ord registered—
United
!
Low
High
Co Ltd—
Molasses
Amer
BONDS
New York Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
preferred
participating
United
.
5
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
75c
OCTOBER
Sales
*66%
1998
-
*30
.
—Jan-July
«• 150
__
150
55
66
4
142
165
2
100%
103%
.
152
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
U
S
Air
U
S
Foil
S
and
U
Co
Corp.
1%
52 V*
B
class
IV2
50
7%
International Securities.
7%
U
S
Radiator
U
S
Rubber
common
1
—
Reclaiming
United Stores
Universal
5%
6%
Sep
San
14%
Oct
Southern
500
Mar
3% May
6%
1% July
62
42
—5
3%
42%
3%
Southern
Counties
Apr
Jan
43%
Sep
3%
1st
Jan
•
Venezuelan
>
Venezuela
12%
20c
•
4'%
16%
Co
Petroleum
Syndicate
Manufacturing
Vogt
».
1
Steel
Vanadium-Alloys
f.
27%
preferred—I
$4 convertible
Inc
7%
1,200
6%
Sep
Feb
82
27%
27%
11%
13%
4%
16%
27%
Sep
7%
Apr
13%
Oct
3,700
15%
Jun
900
3"% Mar
13 %
5%
Jan
Aircraft
Waco
i
7%
$2
\
Bond
&
cum
i
Ward
106%
600
6%
400
10
1
1%
Inc
Watch
1
vtc
Co
1%
2%
Baking Co warrants
Wentworth
Manufacturing
1.25
!
West Texas Utilities $6 pfd_
*
'
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Tablet & Stationery com
•
.{. Westmoreland Coal
20
;
Westmoreland
2nd
2%s
Feb
United
Jun
1%
1,800
250
10,400
1% Mar
3
Sep
6
300
5% Aug
9
•2% Feb
1% Aug
12
Jan
As
Whirlpool
Corp
j
Whitman
(Wm)
f
Wichita
5%
700
111% 111%
10
173
178
85
165
33%
34%
225
Co_
&
Jun
1970
1989
5s
coll
stamped
trust
"Wickes
•
30%
Willson
5%
C)
&
Produr.ts
Wilson
j
(R
20% Aug
25%
Apr
25%
Brothers
Jan
23%
Dec
ex
3%
Sep
5%
15'A
100
14%
Sep
19%
preferred
9
9%
1,300
8%
Jan
6%
50
5%
Jun
10%
West
April-Oct
^
11%
25
,
15%
"Western
65
Jun
14%
Feb-Aug
lx'
Wisconsin
I
i
Woodall
»
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
5%
~6%
2,700
15%
15%
400
••
pfd
—
Petroleum
102
*'
2
18
,
102
10
43
Feb
105
96% July
13%
14
1,000
13%
Jan
25%
26%
1,100
14
Apr
5%
5%
1,000
'
Jun
26
15%
5%
'■
•
•
"i%
~i\i
■
112
4%
102% 102%
V
Exchange
Oct
111 Jan
July
Week's Range
Period
Last
Sale Price
3%s
1
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
Aug
2%s
1970
June-Dec
1998-
series
A
Bid & Asked
104%
1156
June-Dec
99
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
99%
21
160
98%
Range Since
Sold
High
104% 105
Quar-Feb
1970
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
Bethlehem
16
99
107%
:•••'
166
156
;v
95%
103%
Chicago Transit Authority—
3%s
:
series
revenue
01
1947-1978
Jan -July
94%
i416
94%
94
92%
-
103%
Mar-Sept
A 1st
mortgagees
Gas
Water
Ercole
Marelll
AC'As
AG%s
Finland
6s
Lt
Nov
A
Union—
99
99
96%
99%
105
105
105
102%
106%
June-Deo
112%
112% 113%
110
116%
101
104
__
"
\
1959
Feb-Aug
Issues
A6%s
A7s
3%s
Agricultural
A
(Aug
series
A 7s
Isarco
E
107%
112%
"*66%
,
53
with
A7s
with
Nov
Nov
1
1
1940
1940
Superpov/er
Midland
72%
-
*100% 102%
at
England
4%
Valley
AprfZ-Oct
.Jan-July
External
5s
High
81
82%
82%
54%
56%
*61%
—
81
City
97
97%
28
71
97%
75
75
75
11
64
78
30%
Mar-Sept
1958
7%
'
Jan -July
6'As stamped
(Peru)
Maranhao stamped
Interest reduced
97
7%
30%
30%
2
;
15
>
72%
5%
2%s
to
2008
21%
-
7s stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A 7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947
43
*61%
'•V'
*58 "•
(Plan A)—
reduced
2%s
to
(Republic of) —
2% Interest in 1951
2%%
in
1953
Janiero
Interest
1
2008
ARussian
r.
91
to
'
i
'.'O*
'
■
*41%
43
••V
39;,;
42
"
V•
1952
33%
Jan-July
62
26
33%
33%
33%
33
35%
(Plan A)—
2%
1919
2%
3
93
2%
27A
Jan-July
June-Dec
1921
35
*34
Jan-Julys
2012
6'As
Government
51%
89
l;::r 77:f.'.
-
Mar-Sept
thereafter. Due 1997
&
58%
51
*87
'
and
stamped
reduced
;
57
56
*52
•>.
Rio de
40
*58
Map-Nov
..April-Oct
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—..June-Dec
stamped
32
37%
54
*40
May-No®
-June-Dec
AMedellln
Parana
•/
9
(Plan A)—
3
34
2
3%
2
>
3%
97%
104 %
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Exincluded in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
*No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range),
principal.
n
Under-the-rule
included
(not
in
transaction
year's range!.
(not
63
53
53
*Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
51%
44
50
A Bonds
106
103
"w
week.
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock;
105
105
l
103
103
3
60
112
~
1955
61
113
;-W
traded
being
flat.
receivership.
used
„
63
58%
65
—
61%
110
1952
*67
Mar-Nov
1952
1963
with
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"v t c," voting-trust certificates;
without warrants.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Average
82
82
13
102% 103
103
(35 Stocks)
—
74%
6
5
r
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
74%
.43%
73
105
Sept. 29
Closed
:
High
Low
7
95
44%
50.26
2—
3
50.58
4_—
50.58
5
50.55
?.
50.72 Sep
17
43.37 Jan
2
50.39
Oct.
87
1—
Oct.
86
Oct.
Oct.
Jan-July
Range for 1951
Closing
Dato—
82
101
Oct.
i
1953
"x w,"
warrants;
•
74%
April-Oct
May-No®
w,"
66
49
*30
Jan-July
1961
"w
113
112
~
1
issued;
when
certificates of deposit;
111
1
*108% 110
1952
i,"
above—"cod,"
113
4
113
*108% 110
1957
,
mortgage 6%s
Low
*82
May-No®
Feb-Aug
1953
Danzig Port As Waterways—
AExternai
6'As stamped 1952
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
Jan. 1
No.
*82
June-Dec
1948
7s
{Reported in
coupon
3%s
Range Since
Sold
High
v
:
Abbreviations
1963
to
Power
(Col)—
1946
Bonds
>
$58
Valley RR—
Extended
Friday's
•
coupon
6s
Bank
April
Danish Cons Municipal Loan—
External 5'As 1955
__
*69
Feb-Aug
A Italian
New
7s
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
or
Bid & Asked
57
70
—
*30
__
Jan-July
coupon)
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
*50
1952
1941
Period
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
(see Mortgage Bank of)-—
A5'As
Jan-July
1957
(July
$108 % 110 %
June-Dec
1958
coupon)
coupon)
Mortgage
20-year
AOauca
103 %
June-Dec
1941
1941
F
99%
RR—
Sec—
>
Bogota
e
1963
1955
1
Interest
Exchange
Low
redeemed—
C
(Dec
series
A 7s
A 7s
Power
11%
series
64
48
101%
101
Bank—
(coupon on)
Ex-coupon market
A6%s
1953—May-No®
1953
May -Nov
coupon
$101% 103
__
Friday
73%
62
•
54%
54%
101%
coupon
A
{International
All
May
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Power
65%
65%
Co—
Mtge
Western
&
series
1993
1956
1961
Mountain
A6s
1947
Residential
Guantanamo
5s
1940
1
1
B
May-Nov
1965
RR
Mfg
Nov
stamped
Green
3%s
&
Elec
with
ex
series
Fuel
&
Elmira
62
June-Dec
1964
1960
5s
debentures
f
s
1954
3'As
Power
Peru
mortgage 4s series A 1993
Eastern
103 Ye
50'
' '/
*
Hotel—
Newspaper
Interest
Delaware Lack It, Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
.1st
102
*67
*30
1956
BONDS
ALima
Interest
Appalachian Elec Power
66
$30
-
June-Deo
1956
coupon
coupon
New York Stock
5% July
Jan
"l%
45,800
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
46
!.
Apr
26%
—£1
j ; Wright Hal greaves Ltd
73
"
—5s
-
32%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
•
Jan
13%
8
common
(F W) Ltd—
American deposit receipts
6%
preference
'
100
Inc
71
68'A
Co—
debentures
Traction
conv
10% Mar
•_
13% July
33%
Woolworth
Woo die y
f
Pwr & Lt 4'A%
Industries
34
*66%
__
Jan
*
common
96
68
Jan
.
Winnipeg Elec
100
67
—
May-Nov
1947
1
Water
Penn
Feb
"III
w
x
105%
94%
84%
67%
Jan
6%
?5%
$98 % 100
*90
95
:
__
100
Jan
15%
1
99%
101%
Co—
1940
1
Income
A 5s
Jan
•
common
*98
$100
Jan-July
1946
Service
Dec
Jan
16'A
5
Inc
103
99 »A
Feb
21%
_i
Co
98%
98%
Sep
41%
"
300
__
...10
Corpi.
Corp_
(The)
Williams
-
Oil
105
-
__
•
River
104
98%
Feb-Aug
—May-No®
April-Oct
1966
1969
revenue
Waldorf-Astoria
Feb
191
Jan
29% July
21%
——
5
.
114
21%
.1
:
—.—
Feb
8%
Jun
26
••
33%
105
98
Feb
17%
47/e Aug
111% Jan
99%
Ccrp—
Electric
with
A7s
Feb
5%
178
Bros
5s
Terni Hydro-Electric
Jan
2%
10
Inc
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
I
5%
&
Inc
3%s
stamped 1946
(Hugo) Industries—
Washington
:.?■
Jan-July
Electric
&
3rd
A7-4s
8
6
.
A 7-4s
3%
Aug
14'/4
14
2%
G)
(Hugo)
Stinnes
112
Apr
6'A Aug
106
2%
14
30
referred
1
sWaltham
3%
6%
6%
•
100
preferred
Waitt
;
3%
106% 106%
•
Co
Wagner Baking voting tr. ctfs ext
99%
—
A6'As with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6'As ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
W
4
(A
Jan
16% Aug
.*100% 103
$99
100%
99% 99%
__
105'A
April-Oct
1971
Gas
Corp
Stinnes
Feb-
24,800
4%
96%
23%
100
Jan
(Calif)
.
98%
100% 101 %
Feb-Aug
1970
99
100% 104
23
*'•
Starrett
9%
■
3'As
97%
101 % 102
Jan-July
1973
102
$101% 103
102
v
*
Spalding
7%
1
5
*
common
Gas
3s
J100
Feb-Aug
Gas
101% 101%
-
Mar-Sept
1976
mortgage
101%
1981—May-Noo
Mar-Sept
;
series B
California
*
Corp
3s
series C
Southwestern
Valspar
1973.
M
Southern
31%
2% July
A
ref
2%s
Jan
4,800
series
and
1st
Feb
Corp 3s
Pow 6s 3 1952
California Edison
3s
1965
&
May
91
28%
150
3%
Joaquin Lt
3%s
Oct
3%
Jan
25%
-10
Sugar
SafeTHarbor Water Power
8,300
2%
-10
common—
Sep
Sep
8
-10
Co
Pioducts
Utah-Idaho
8%
93%
19,300
2
6%
._April-Oct
Jun
4%
250
14%
53
5%s series A 1952
86% Mar
700
92
13%
.50c
Insurance
Universal
14%
1
Co_
Corp common
Oil
Consolidated
Universal
7%
•91
preferred with .warrants.
$5 1st
*•
.10c
1
Conditioning
v
Range for 1950
High
i
43.24 Dec
Low
34.25
30
July 13
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
listed
on
are
the
daily closing
averages
SEG Index of Stock Prices
of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow, Jones & Co.
The SEC Index of stock
-Stocks-
10
30
Indus¬
Dato—
trials
Sept. 29—
20
15
Rail¬
Util¬
roads
—
ities
stocks
-Bonds—
Total
10
65
Indus¬
Stocks
trials
First
Grade
Ralls
Closed
-
10
Second
10
Grade
Util¬
Rails
ities
Closed
Total
40
for
industry
lows
the
week
groups
for
the
year
1
272.56
85.29
46.17
98.76
99.29
101.69
94.89
Oct.
2
274.34
86.10
46.41
99.47
99.30
101.73
95.23'
Sept. 29, '51
100.09
98.99
99.99
99.03
275.87
86.77
46.34
99.96
99.10
101.36
95.35
99.96
98.94
Durable
4
275.35
86.66
46.27
99.79
99.11
101.20
95,43
99.84
98.90
Nondurable
j>—
275.63
86.99
46.24
99.94
09.10
101.38
95.40
t.
99.88
98.94
i-ii
*
-1951-
Finance
and Service
Mining
.
—
LOW
High
192.5
193.5
—0.5
219.0
—0.7
223.2
185.1
—0.2
186.6
250.2
—0.8
257.3
203.9
—0.1
216.6
114.5
—0i2
214.3
215.8
173.8
196.5
217.5
114.3
____—
v.;/ 1? Br
Change
184.7
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade,
Sept. 22, '51
248.1
—.—•
i;———-
Goods
3—
Oct."
;rt;;
with highs -and
203.6
Composite
Manufacturing
Oct.
nai
and
Peicent
Bonds
5
-;opt.r
5i; t
prices based on the closing prices of 265 common
Sept. 29, 1951, for the composite ^nd by major
compared with the preceding week
to date are as follows (1939 =100):
—
Oct.
ended
228.4
228.3
c
190.8
161.9
■•i.)/
115.9
7SfZ3rfi08.9
215.8
0.0
237.6
t'isusA
■
.
■
r
LJ
!■
JL —
'["V-ttr.
j,'
l
U.e.201.6
1&
r.^o'A zllfl.fl.O
11
Kli-t.
r.e.h'.
209.0
176.4
4
**
*-m
-*•*
.H
^ •< t
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
1(1324)
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Bond
Sales
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
'WeefcEniled Odt.S,1951
Total
and Misceh
"Number of
Stocks
United States
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
(Number
Closed
Saturday---—
Monday
Tuesday—
$2,226,000
$10,000
3,081,000
3,104,800
$10,000
306,000
5,000
$1,778,800
$19,000
$31,000
$52,000
372,850
$19,000
28,000
35,000
1,000
621,965
35,000
90,000
10,000
135,000
27;000
C6.000
7,000
100;000
653,165
70,000
2,828,720
$179,000
$20,000
3444,000
—.:
—
—;
Thursday
Friday—
—
—
■
.
——
w.
.
/.
..
><■
Jan. 1 to Oct. 5
■
Stocks—No.
I960
IS 51
1950
1951
Bonds
Bonds
—-
388,270
;
Wednesday—
3,169,000
Week Ended Oct. 5
Closed
492,470
Monday—
2,957,000
278,000
486,000
$12,730,000
9,473,765
—
$14,537,800
421,800
2,858,000
1,871,220
$28?,000
2,673,000
2,378,980
1,809,315
2,073.860
Total
$1,900
latiooo
$1,038,000
2,679,000
2,582,000
1,334,390
Wednesday—
Thursday
Prlday—
Saturday—:
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Shares>
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Domestic
of
Week Ended Oct. 5,1951
Of shares.
.
f
V
'>
93,000
Jan. 1 to Cot.-5
:
ts5i
1950
1951
64,000
23,000
$245,000
Week Ended Oct. 5
.
v-.
$2,000
-
•/>■'•1***
•
2,828,720
2,157,590
$81,689,804
81,512,841
$179,000
$490,000
$17,509,000
$25,345,000
245,000
260,000
8,708,000
20,000
...
129,000
2,017,000
11,719,000
1,986,000
$379,000
$28,234,000
539,030,000
'
'
354,687,566
12,451,570
9,473,765
Stocks—No. ot shares
Bonds
385,956,353
Domestic
U.
International
Foreign
Railroad
$1,973,000
1,778,800
—
2,282,860
71,369,820
20,396,000
588,467,800
Foreign
78,765,370
12,730,000
~~
—
and Industrial
773,262,300
$662,165,620
$22,692,860
$14,537,800
.*
corporate
Tottfl
$444,000
^Correction—The
and
Total
__
430,000
$14,000
19,000
■—
$206,700
355,000
SlOiOOO
Government—
Bank —
B.
*
Foreign government
Bonds
the
volume
has been
$852,654,370
volume
for
for
Friday,
Monday Sept.
Sept.
21
17
was
530,645
was
not
570,100
430,645.
shares not 565,000 as reported,
This difference of 105,100 shares
adjusted In this total.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
FOR
5
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Boston
Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Woolen
Anaconda
..100
Tel & Tel.-
American
Copper
IIso
Avco
High
Mfg
Bethlehem
149%
Jan
163%
Sep
192
30%
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555
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142
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Jan
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Boston
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130
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14%
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18%
110
61%
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16
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138
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20
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50
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10
19% Aug
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3
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15%
400
29%
76
Shares
2
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1
12
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1
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.
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Monday, October 8, 1951
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
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5
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350
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100
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Jan
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Feb
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MIDWESTERN LISTED AND UNLISTED SECURITIES
Indiana
Co
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11%
100
64
1
—
200
55
74%
Feb
19%
20%
950
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Jan
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Sep
16
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34%
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200
28%
Feb
35%
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52%
53%
800
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13
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Jan
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100
13
450
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50
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Jan
Sep
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Feb
17%
7%
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18
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Portland
Northern
Chicago Towel Co common
4%
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600
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23
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4
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Missouri
19%
18%
1,700
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Jan
Oct
3
1
20
13
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Apr
34
11
1,150
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19%
35
common
22%
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32%
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100
Jan
34%
Certain-teed Products
Sep
17% Mar
14%
'
25
West Corp
27
Sep
Feb
Jun
Canadian
Secur
—
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15%
111
Sep
Mar
22%
,
1
2
11% July
& South
39%
24
15
100
23%
Middle
59%. Feb
Jan
1,100
Central
29% May
300
2,600
8%
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Mickelberry's Food Products
14%
Central
38%
16%
11%
70 %
Medusa
13%
(Un)
Feb
Jan
23%
Sep
14%
Biscuit
Jan
7%
31%
9
Apr
15
Pacific
23%
Jun
—
23%
Butler Brothers common
Car-Consolidated
Sep
Sep
5
21%
10%
19%
8
12.50
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50
2,400
—
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1,500
6
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26%
21%
7
Jan
47
Jan
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46% July
100
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2,700
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19
Oct
21%
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Lincoln Printing
Oct
Miller & Hart Inc
Berghoff Brewing Corp
44%
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38%
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Bastian-Blessing
39
800
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2%
500
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6
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7%
Oct
55% May
20%
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25%
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41
47% May
Feb
Sep
15%
•
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1%
500
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42
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39
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400
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Mar
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14%
53
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100
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1
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33 VaO
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16
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&
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Kelley
Jan
35%
10
Automatic Washer Co
Avco
3%
Alum
Kansas
11% May
4% May
July
3% Aug
3
Jun
15%
100
convertible preferred—
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8
36%
(Un)—*
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Ashland Oil &
Athey
San
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200
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Armco
3,900
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9%
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9%
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:
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41
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Affiliated Gas
33%
41%
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Johnson Stephens
High
Jones &
58
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Illinois
Iowa
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25
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31%
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Aetna
5
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Acme Steel
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Paper
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for Week
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Sale Price
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Sales
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Last
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48% Aug
73%
75
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59% Mar
76%
39%
300
37%
Jan
41%
,
Sep
39 %
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Feb
4
Jun
54%
Sep
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•
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2,100
59%
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Number 5053
Volume 174
.
.
.
35
(1327)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK
Sales
Week's
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•
Last
of Prices
■Par
Studebaker Corp
Corp
Oil
Texas
Co,
Texas
Gulf
18%
19
1
22'/a
22 V2
23 Va
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5
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Carbide
Corporation
United
Paramount
S
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White
Wieboldt
27%
Apr
Alleghany
Jun
30%
Apr
46
34
Juneau
2,300
26%
100
10%
10% Aug
4,000
Oct
-
4y2 Mar
3%
2,300
2% July
21%
600
21%
55%
30
56
Aug
1,600
53% Mar
66% July
Amer
Woodail
60%
62%
27%
27%
200
4%
4%
6,000
22 y2
42%
62%
44
4%
Tel
American
Viscose
Corp
American
Woolen
Co
JaD
Anaconda
Copper
Mining
4%
Jan
3%
May
22%
Jun
18
400
47%
37%
2,300
Sep
Armour
Jan
Atch
12% May
11%
100
9% July
15%
.12%
15%
40
1,000
V 800
11 y2 Mar
39%
28%
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800
200
13 y2
May
Jun
100
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Oct
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72
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400
7
Jun
Jan
12
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Week's
Last
Range
14 %
Jan
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Low
Par
*
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Bendlx
Co
Bankers
Biidd
Sec
5%
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15 %
1,851
22"%
22%
12%
12
Bethlehem
Bishop
(Un)
Electric
Corp
Jan
163%
180
10%
Jun
15%
Co
16%
17%
17%
Aug
4%
(Un)
Sep
Jan
74
14 y2 July
18%
650
65 y8 July
7%
655
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El & Gas common
preference common
common
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46
Jan
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8%
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11%
11%
13%
511
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15%
17%
19
142
13%
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14
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37
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28
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29%
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26%
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27
360
21 %
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27%
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37%
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Sep
31% Aug
32
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80
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317A
Sep
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21
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11%
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Co
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common
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May
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100
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Eastman
El
Co
Electric
41 %
Aug
59%
Oct
48
Aug
65
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Oct
Eureka
Co
Share
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Foster
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50%
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36%
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6
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Oct
Sep
62
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Last
of Prices
Low
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Columbia
Fort
Low
High
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High
-
20
20%
101
15 V«
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15%
16
136
12%
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1,175
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260
19%
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22%
Feb
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9%
18
9%
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13%
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30%
30%
350
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35
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35
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27 %
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100
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34%
35
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100
12%
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1%
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—_
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18
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Pitts
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2%
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25c
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54%
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2%
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Honolulu
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STOCKS
preferred
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358
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87%
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common
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15
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Baltimore
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Di Giorgio Fruit Corp
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53%
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53%
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Feb
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Continental
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45
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1
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15
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Jan
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1,237
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Jan
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5
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415
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Feb
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265
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25
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55 Va
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10
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Feb
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Low
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,
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50
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40
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of Prices
Par
Jun
10%
5
Inc
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Salle St Corp
La
South
208
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Jan
49%
5
2
,—
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44
—
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19
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100
300
1,100
700
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Last
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,
32 y2
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34'/2
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2,800
STOCKS
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42'A Jan
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18'A
25
Utilities
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200
30%
65%
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San Francisco Stock Exchange
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High
Low
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Tool
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&
Texas
—
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Sundstrand
Swift
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Sunbeam
Sunray
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for Week
Shares
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Sale Price
STOCKS
ENDED OCTOBER 5
Oct
61%
Sep
39%
Sep
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Jan
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87%
Oct
47%
Sep
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 5
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Leslie
Salt
Co
LeTourneau (R G) Inc
Libby McNeill & Libby
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's
Inc
Low
-7
1
*
—
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Co
(Glenn)
Navigation Co (Un).
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)
Montana
Power
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Montgomery Ward
Morrison-Knudsen
Auto
National
Distillers
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class
B
37c
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44%
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Jan
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&
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San
Fine
Foods
Mauriclo
Sears
Oil
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74%
Oct
33%
33%
474
27
Jan
33%
Oct
50
18
Jun
22%
Feb
Jan
21%
Apr
Sou
30% Aug
36%
Oct
Southern
Feb
Southern
Southern
Pacific
Aug
1U0
l.£5
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Jun
24%
25
704
17%
18% a 18%
495
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Jan
2,153
85
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4.32%
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California
21% May
25
Oct
Feb
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July
19
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Spiegel
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Oct
95
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Spring
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Electric
18%
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10
common
28
2,109
200
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120
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443
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7.50
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62%
United Airctaft Corp (Un)_United
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United Can & Glass Co common
Feb
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12
465
33%
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Jan
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1,000
11
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137%
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63
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20
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15
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103
Sep
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60
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Super Mold Corp
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4
34
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Co
Studebaker
55% July
15
Brands
Standard
Oct
Jan
33
'
Jan
17
50
23%
32%
10
.
30% Jan
49% Apr
27
1
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pig'n Whistle conv prior pfd
common
Co
2.35
26%
a30%
Incorp
Oil
2,481
Jan
118
——0
Co
51%
1
Railway Equip & Realty
Oil
Oil
Sep
27%
33
26%
•
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Oil
Co (Un)—
Radio Corp of America
Standard
23%
32%
33'A
10%
Ltd
Standard
58
18%
al5% al5%
5%
5%
—
8
common
Pulp
94% Mar
Apr
18%
138%
Co
Oct
11
Co
Co
32%
85
27
10
95%
common—
80%
295
250
56
*
pfd series
Petroleum
G)
15
14%
500
9c
•
15
!——
Sep
1.60 May
.'Jan
4%
12%-
5
Co
(A
100
14
36
Sep
3'A May
33%
5
Gas
Corp
17%
182
Sep
Sep
29%
33%
-5
Spalding Inc
19
21,330
34%
62%
2.75 Mar
26
85
235
Jan
50'/2 Mar
a56%-a56%
a56%
5
.
preferred
California
80%
215
34%
Jan
33
15
Co
Calif Edison
cumulative
12
32%
32%
a 54% a56%
Jun
28 y«
4%
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-*
—.——
Corp (Un)
Socony-Vacuum Oil
(Un)—
a55 % a57%
235
——•
Co
Oil
40
86
x
High
32
134% 134%
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;
5
Silver
14
;
250
10
Co
Jan
8
2.50
30%
—10
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
King Coalition (Un)
25
20%
30%
P10
Co.—
Jan
19
a57%
Inc
Mining-
Roebuck
Shell
Oct
2.50
275
-1
Jan
20%
61%
100
65%
185
61%'
1
Safeway Stores Inc—
Joseph Lead (Un) j
Feb
3%
17c
Jan
17
61%
-
_
(Un>__25
St
Feb
Jan
5%
90
-
1,129
—
21%
20
:
8%
100
Preferred
21%
May
490
34 %
preferred 6%_
Co
816
.
8%
Co (Un)
•
Pan American World
Airways (Un)_2.50
Rayonler
6%
*
Fisheries
Tel
Inc
1.40
8c
A
34
Low
34
33%'
*
lUn)—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
33% 1
—-
class
Low
Feb
20% Mar
2.50 May
345
•
_
Filters
'Preferred
Packard Motor
Pullman
6151
.
117,550
42.010
1,085
1
Portland Cement
(Un)
Public Service 1st
pfd
Mill
3'A
Build
74%
•
8
—
(Un)
Puget Sound
37% July
Russ
Standard
Pacific Lighting Corp common
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—
Pioneer
130
.
Shares
1
.
Richfield Oil Corp.
al9% al9%
1
10
—
Co
&
41%
21%
25
Tel
775
17c
for Week
10
Manufacturing Co
74 Ve
red preferred
25
redeemable preferred series
A—28
Pacific
17
36%
redeemable preferred series A—25
4.80% redeemable preferred
Pacific
Jan
S.'
36%
5%
Pacific
13%
/
Rheem
8ep
Sep
Sep
74%
—.——100
Pacific-American
5%
July
28% Jan
15% May
14% July
6'/a
*
Pacific Coast Aggregates
Finance Corp (Un)
b%
230
20%
•
Co
&
Sep
295
19
1.05
—1'
Pacific
Gas
45
178
43%'
•
(Un)
Products Inc
Pacific
Jan
180
5
(Un)—
preferred
Co
36%
17%
a24% a24%
21'/8
5Va% preferred ———_100
Northern Pacific Railway (Un)
100
United
Oct
32
35
17%
14c
5
Fibres
Aviation
Oil
19%
RKO Theatres Corp
Roos Bros
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Southern
Co
Ohio
Riverside Cement Co
1,042
1,095
A
3 Ve
—-—-10
American
Oliver
Oct
19 Va
6%
(Un)
American
Edison
25%
25 >A
1.20
"
North
Ohio
Feb
14c
•
North
Oil
10%
3%
(Un)_*
Company —
New Park
Mining Co
N Y Central RR
(Un)
Niagara Mohawk Power
Oceanic
8% July
18
July
14% Jun
16%
17
P10
Natomas
6%
1,315
J7%
—18
(Un)
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
National
Oct
41 Va
—*
(Un)
Co
Mar
43 Vi
J
Menasco Mfg Co
*
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
M J it M & M Cons
(Un)
Monolith Portland Cement com
35
24
* 35
17 %
Marchant Calculating Machine—-—•
Matson
Jan
19% Mar
18%
1
-
32
325
23%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
190
17%
*
common
Co
LOW
34
237/« >; 24
8%
9'/b
9V»
25 »A
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34
1
(Un)
Macy & Co (R H)
Magnavox
"
:
10
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
V:
44
:
17
:
Jun
Feb
58%
Oct
a—
.
38% May
34%. Jan
44
Sep
40% May
11% Feb
July
42% July
4
May
200
Sep
25 V
8 Ve
577
L":" 7
Jan
45%
7',2
'•
Feb
Sep
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED OCTOBER ft
Montreal Stock Exchange
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Abltibi Power &
Paper common
$1.50 preferred
class
Sugar
18%
Aluminum
Co
Asbestos
Can A%
pfd
Corp
Electric
.29
50
250
56
2,030
Paper class A
Class B
—
Bruck
Mills
Class B
Ltd
class
Gold
Canada Cement common
$1,30 preferred
Canada Iron
Foundries
Northern
Canada
Safeway
preferred
Steamship
Canners
53%
54
800
Corp
10
Ltd
Canadian Celanese common
$1.75 series
Jan
27%
—
22%
Jan
28%
125
Jan
16
19 V*
Aug
91
Oct
4,985
91
25
9%
5,900
665
9
29%
30
5%
Jan
Sep
10%
Sep
32
Feb
24
Feb
8%
Jan
15%
30%
Jun
36%
Apr
Sep
,
5%
420
21%
285
9%
34%
7.50
9%
440
35
882
7.70
1,300
87%
88
Jan
27%
20%
1,087
1,100
54
27
95
Sep
29%
Jan
1,695
19%
Jan
22%
Feb
L10%
Jun
12
101%
200
Jan
fi
6.50 Aug
I25
July
100
35
101
Aug
102
42
156
75
44
20%
2,978
17
Jan
'
47
Enamel
New
50%
37
354
29% Mar
33
37
25
16
34%
2,050
Sep
17%
17%
"58
18
4% %
490
'
1,170
125
2
35 V2
35%
35%
22%
19
19
16"%
75
2
29%
28%
29%
71
66
73
Jan
13% July
16
50%
35
May
Jan
May
'17%
,
Feb
18% Feb
/ 68
Feb
\
u
39% Mar
_25
Tar
*
&
20%
3,305
Jan
26%
May
v
1734
Feb
Sep
13%
Feb
Bros
Ltd—————-
Paper
&
preferred
5%%
preferred
Steel
Sep
10
6
Mar
685
20
73
64
Jan
125
28
May
18
July
12%
400
12
2,040
32
20
13%
13
131/*
3.9%
39V2
41
37
37
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.
9,505
•
-
700
a7%
25%
430
a8
a8V4
160
16%
Feb
44%
Sep
Jan
37
Oct
.
5
Jan
7
May
20
Jan
26
Apr
14
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Jan
16%
Feb
Sep
8%
.
8%
Set)
i_*
"16
14
64%
64%
67
—100
102
102
1Q2
43
18%
18%
1,175
101%
102
40
101
Aug'
20% Mar
108% Jan
107% 107 %
45
106
Sep
111
*
—*—
——.——
Wares
,
Mar
Jan
Jan
29..
1,235
15
,'14% May
49% Sep
,22
13
55
25
Jan
29
v
140
14%
25%
Feb
Apr
35% Mar
23% Sep
May
;
Aue
80
.
Feb
455
»■'
Jan
15
102
<
May
500
Apr
8
13% Aug
98
6,682
33
'
■
Oct
70
com_r_*
———•
new
—T——
General Bakeries Ltd
General
Feb
20%
•
10
48
f.8%
—
5%
•
23%
13%
525
Products-
common—
preferred
Oct
14
47
.
common
Co
Feb
21%
Corp
Heating
Jan
May
73
21
v
JL*
20
21%
"38
34
L100
12
Jan
Oct
Jun
14
21%-
32'A
19
Jan
100
77
*
_T—
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55%
10
33
Feb
Jan
10
26'A
a6
20%
Oct
Jun
30%
2,775
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21V2
Jar
189
4,364
.
L
Oct
13%
10%
"" 375
;
21
10
a6
————„
Chemical
Aug
43 %
-
Jan
25
,
50
19
—
Oct
Oct
Jan
""
—L———,
Coal
Feb
r.37V2
"
July
126%
10
.' '
*
Gat.ineau Power common—
Oct
100
15%
■
21
a25
12%'
—
Jan
-
27
Jan
12
1,866
12%
A—
preferred
Players Canadian
Foundation Co of Canada
21% Aug
35%
59
13%
22 %
475."
11%'
common
&
Feb
Jan
37
'37
..
2,330
12%'
Famous
Sep
Jan
15%
'
21
a25
21
Fraser
25
47
20
Steel
Electrolux
•
Sep
47
37
Jan
36
,
-
12%
East Kootenay Power
'Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
v
47
'■*-
189
.
% ii
Dry den.
.
'Jan
20%
37
182
common—•
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-
'
93
42
44
„23%
L
:
Jan
7,671
:
•
21
Red
f
9.10 Mar
10
101% 101%
13%
preferred-—
i_2LiLl£.-.23%
Dominion Textile common—
Feb
20%
19%
12%
—
Corsets
-Dominion
Aug
26%
88
4%
19
class
Dominion Stores Ltd
Feo
"v 6%
Jan
5%
21%
20%
17%
22,844.
,
43%
13%
Dominion Glass common.——_—_—*
7% preferred
_~_u———20
Feb
5%
>
,
*
Dairies
-Dominion
v
Jan
28V4
23
100%
21%
7.50
18%
39%
185
139
.
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7.. 14
Preferred
_——L_———100
Feb
22%
37%
19
•
Bridge
Dominion
Sep
13%
91
}
v
Mar
31 %: Apr
:.
...
July
26% May
675
—L_*
Co.:
Ltd
Coal 6 %
Dominion
Sep
10,821
14
L 275
27
33%
■
Seagrams
Dominion
41% Mar
14
36%
—*
Seal
Leather Co
Distillers
54% AUg
36%
58
...
13% Mar
32
120
Davis
Sep
25% Sep
Sep
21%
Smelting
Consumers Glass
—-•
Corby (H) Distillery class A_^_.»—_•
Class B —'—'
—1
*
&
34
25 L
41%
Mining <fc
Cork
*
r-*
Textile
Crown
Sep
•
*
120
92
,
'
~
26
Jan
33
27
High
Jan
27
Feb
Jan
•
•
'
75
40
11
—
15
90
Jan
38%
a96
Canadian Car &
Foundry common-
Jan
Jan
39
17%
10%
•
Feb
'
180
a95%
150
44%
*
—
—.—
Jan
4,592
11
—*
14
36
a95 %
•
9
26% Feb
39
9%
35
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Consolidated
Oct
38%
—"
*
Plow
35%
preferred—100
common
Vlckers
77
-
33%
;—
'1
(B
•
►78
10
"
130
250
;
'
Cock&hutt
26%
30
—•
—.—100
3,047
-——-—20
common
preferred
A
23
9%
.-—a*
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian
22%
91
5
Potter
AV\%
143
2,066
14
*
—-
2,755
88
69%
22 y4
-•
Dredging
14%
69
36
*
Building Products
Jun
88
120
Feb
38%
•
—
41
23 Vk May
125
120
Apr
Sep
26%
•
aI
Jan
41%
pfd——100
,
Range Since Jan. 1
'"''Low
High
27
Canadian
iCoghlin
Shares
-
>85
Canadian Oil Companies common
Canadian Pacific Railway—
Dominion
pfd—100
Potter class A
8
54
•
Products
250
22%
*
British Columbia
245
12
88
25
Forest
24
Low
85
22% May
25% Aug
8% Feb
60%
119%
91 % Mar
12
69 y4
Traction Light & Power—.•
British American Bank
Note Co
•
British American Oil new
common
,9
British Columbia
Elec 4%%
Columbia
Jan
23%
14%
-I«r Week
of Prices
27
21
18 Vk May
9% Aug
28
*
12
24% Jan
6% Jun
v
Range
i
i—,-25
—
;-L-',
preferred
Consolidated
41%
•
&
2,893
14%
100
Brazilian
Class
10 V2
54
110 119V4
.-
•
Power
Class. B
Bell
Telephone
5%
235
>
common
Canadian Fairbanks 6%
Canadian
Locomotive
High :
;
Jun
24
9
Corp
Bathurst
Canada
350
18%
18 V\
I
12
Atlas Steels Ltd
5%
7
18 V\
55
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
pfd
nrgus Corp Ltd common
4%% preferred
Canada
6%
116
of
Amalgamated
Bulolo
1,000
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
British
19,765
18%
preferred
Shoe
19%
25>/4
6%
common
18 Vh
25%
69e
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
25»/4
A
Agnew-Burpass
Algoma
•
—20
Canadian Cottons
High
10
Acadia-Atlantic
$1.50
Low
Sales
(
Par
;
Last
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Canadian Fonda
—-
common.
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc.—
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine———
18%
.100
102
.100
107%
-
15%
16
13%
14%
1,645"
13,160
15% Aug"
10
13
Feb
14%
Oct
Jan
68
Mar
103
Sep
Apr
May
38%
1,626
101
-
17%
Jan
3.75
«
17%
-50
30
3.75
100
2.45
Jan
17%
18
605
17%
Jan
49%
"
.
v
49%
75
28
30%
2,440
47'/2 July
21% Jan
4.10
Jan
Sep
2?
Ma.
52%
Jan
Volume 174
Number 5053
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1329)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range '•
;
Sale Frice
Sales
ENDED
OCTOBER
T
Shares
«•
STOCKS
-
Range Since Jan. 1
.i
■
YY/
Hamilton
Howard
/-•-.*
I.
Bridge
Smith
Paper
preferred
$2
Huu-on
Bay
Imperial
Ltd
6r/f
com!
Canada
common.*
Corp
36%
Powders
25
Nickel
of
Canada
International
International
Power
Lake
Ltd
of
Legale
6'*
44%
*
19
19
35%
a20
a20
B
Montreal
A__
Jan
July
8,360
160
5.00
5.00
-100
15
15
200
a9
a9
7
a26a26V2
35
18%
51%
Baking
Ontario Steel
Publishing
Lambert
(Alfred)
London
Inc
Canadian
River
43%
Oct
McColl-Frontenac
Oil
47c
38
Feb
Melchers
Ltd
675
Aug
28%
Jan
j; 16%
50%
&
20
»
'29%
34
85%
20%
14 % Mar
19%
Feb
50%
51
Jan
Jan
28
July
Jan
19
2,060
Apr
25%
25%
29
-
30
100
155
,preferred
&
23Ye Aug
50
Jun
Moore
Sep
Y12
Feb
Mount
Sep
Newfoundland
26%
Jun
32%
Refrig & Storage Ltd
Corp common
Royal Metal Co Ltd
Light
63
Lawrence
St
Lawrence
4%
A
B
Oct
Jan
Industries
Jan
54%
Oct
29%
Oct,
1,195
20 V2
Jan
29%
Oct
*
31%
33
4,983
27% Mar
36%
Apr
Union
>Yk 14
14
1,255
13
Jun
16%
Jan
United
19
285
18
July
20 %
Jan
25
Feb
19
18%
22%
22%
22%.v
22%
2
al9
al9-
60
18
19%,
3,150
Williams
Breweries
of
Oct
Southern Canada Power 6%
Gas
of
Class
a98
■ ^
42%'
44
44%
3,650
20
20
20%
312
38'A
38
39
2,502
44%
44%
45%
150
49%
49%.
20
qomniou
•
Ltd
United
Corp
Steel
28%
18
Jan
Jan,
49
21%
Jan
31%
39%
Sep
May
50
Sep
48%
Jun
52
Jan
Jan
Walker
Weston
(Geo)
&
Jau
21
Feb
110
33
Jun
39%
Feb
25
93
Jun
100
Jan
17%
a96
17%
36%;
2,855
36
315
14
20
37
37.
12
Apr
14%
5%
Zellers
Ltd
10%
11%
8,280
8%
Jan
11%
'/ 21
950
20%
Aug
25%
Jan
57
55%
57%
2,405
50% July
60%
Feb
23
23%
918
23
Y July
20%
20%
115
18
Jan
*
23%
38%
;
38 %
100
38%
13%
13%
36
15
137/a
Barvue
10
/
a
19%
a20
165
10
26
25 %
Montreal
10
28
27%
10
37%
36
37%
1.25
1.60
267/8
28
19 %
3,275
Rights
1.60
10
Base
Belle
,
28
Friday
STOCKS
26
515
28 %
•
2,590
24
Sep
35-
\nglo-Cdn
Pulp & Paper Mills
•
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Development
5
Belding-Corticelli Limited
Belgium Stores Ltd
British
12,820
80c
Class
Brown
•
•
v
■
B
$3
1st
Ltd
35
13%
35
r
•
17
y.,/
15 ye
.
9
•19%
147/b
52Vi
Gold
Mines Ltd
Mines
Mines
Gold
Cassiar
Mines
'••"9%
10,405/
53
" jan>
Jan
180
4.25
96
47
Dev
Gold
'
20'/4
•
:
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52
!
Malting Co Ltd.
Canadian
Class
Packer^
Ltd
class
•
&
A____
37
B
Canada
Ltd
0
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Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Gen
Canadian
Investments Ltd
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Ltd
Canadian
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Pow
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24%
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361
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40
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class
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1
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&
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Dominion
Square
Dominion
Structural
Co
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119
Kayrand
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Kerr-Addison
Oct
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Sep
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Feb
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Gold
'
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14
Mar
—
26,900
3c
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15c
77/8c
11,000
3.10
155,950
4'/2c
1,000
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4,200
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50
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23c
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Sep
Jun
15c
Jan
17c
7,000
15c
Apr
37 %c
Jun
90c
1,000
75c
Jan
1.30
Apr
212,750
45c
Aug
72c
Jan
Oct
10%c
Feb
15 %c
6y4c
6,200
5c
31,700
9c
Jun
16c
.
18c
28,500
4c
5%c
5,000
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Apr
Jan
16
9.10
9.50
5,950
20c
22c
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23c
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7c
7c
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1.25
1.30
2,900
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6.85
Jun
Sep
Jan
20%
Oct
65c
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Oct
9.60 Aug
Jun
32c
Jan
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5c
Apr
7c
Oct
1.25
Jun
1.42
Aug
Jun
9
13
3%c
Sep
12 %c
Feb
2%c
Apr
5%c
Jan
7.40
7.45
200
6.00
Jan
8.15 May
16c
16c
1,500
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15
15%
858
10%
12c
329
12c
19c
18c
20c
52c
52c
58c
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20c
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22c
348,000
10c
1
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:
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Jan
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16c
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Feb
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6,000
49c
247,000
93c
93c
97c
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2.18
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100
74
78c
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70c
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25c
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25c
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6.25 Jan
9i59
10c
16
450
86,800
2,200
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1.30
New
Sep
New
Goldvue
Jun
35c
Feb
May
6c
Jan
15 %c July
49c
85c
Sep
1.90 May
2.70
16
Sep
Mar
80c
Jun
16
May
20%
Oct
53
Jan
44,000
17c
Jun
41c
Apr
124,500
35c
Jan
-86c
Sep
50c
Jan
10
Jan
14% July
Jan
40
40
10
16
Jan
40 % May
40
Oct
73
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120
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39
40
430
37%
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62 %
20
62
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75
14%
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50
9
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14%
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t
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Oct
45c
8,500
27c
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45c
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1.97
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64,150
99c
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6,000
18c
Jun
3,200
10,700
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Cons
Perchcourt
Pitt
42c
1.43
24c
20
33
42c
5.25
Jan
50
48c
5.25
1.40
18 V2
62
July
1.26
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38%
Jan
20c
1
'Ltd
Noeana Mines Ltd
43%
O'Brien
2.70
145,500
1.32
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13% May
Jan
May
Gold
Gold
&
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Ltd
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Gold
Mines
Fields
Mining Co
Ltd
Ltd
1
4c
1
Prime Mines Ltd—.—..._1
Chibougamau Goldfields
1
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd
1
1
-
4c
1.70
4c
4.00
Ltd——1
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Quebec
Jan
5,500
48c
—
21 %c
Aug
32%
Sep
27c
35c
3.35
30c
35c
1
Feb
12
28
200
35c
3.25
38c
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22%
75
Jan
53c
Mining Corp Ltd....—5.25
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1-50
Pacific
51
Oct
1.30 -Feb
1
1
1
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Mines
Jan
May
Jan
Sep
Mines
Jan
55c
3c
4c
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4c
43c
1
1
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99c
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12c
1
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12c
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42c
40c
154,000
40c
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16%
38c
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30c
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8.70
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Oct
4c
13%
Feb
Jan
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7c
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18c
5%c
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12c
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27c
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72
72c
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May
20c
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Macdonald Mines Ltd
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500
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26,000
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5,345
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42
17%c Sep
Jun
5c
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26
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39
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'
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9
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120
55c
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1
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21
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7,000
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40
82
19%:
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2c
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75
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34
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21
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1
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Penmans. common
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Ltd
of
Jan
'
1
,
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25
25
Products
t-age-Hersey
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32
•
preferred
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43%
24 %
Jan
18Vz
Z_
6%
85c
' 8y4
31
'
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Jun
8y4
24 %
Y-
30c
17%
Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb
__
17
11
3.10
70%
18%
Secur
Oct
Jan
Jun
20
16%
19,715
210
16%
Jan
1.50
50
38%
17%»
45c
45c
Feb
Sep
44%
.
16
13%
15%
2,805
alOO
Lowney Co Ltd
50
5,807
52
16
100
Journal
a—
12
875
2.10
Jan
alOO
43
•
:
45c
Lakes
17%
16%
pfd...:
15 .16%
2.00
50%
<
-6%
Apr
10%
July
16
200
__40
Mills
'flour
7 9c
Series
*
2,225
24%
Mines Ltd
Og'h'ie
Sheraton
Ltd..
31
common
Niagara Wire Weaving
Holland
Corp
30
*
Chemical
Y
2.05
a20
•
.1
&
450
51 V-t
a20
Locomotive
Drug
10V\
Paints (Can) class A
*
Investment Foundation Ltd common..*
6%
conv
preferred
50
Jun
38
Jan
a__
9%
International
Sep
19%
9%
'
High
16%
33
8% July
25
alOO
Inter-City
Feb
29
Jan
305
^...^......^......lOO
Hydro-Electric
227/b Aug
101%
"
32 Va
*
29%
•
;
...
National',Steel Car
Regent
Jua,.,
May
32
*
29%
•
class
preferred
"lenpf
Oct
Jan
250
*
class A
Low
9
:32%
_»
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High
9
Paper Co Ltd common..*
Insurance Company
10
Halifax
60 %
Low
'
& Rubber of Can Ltd.^*
Goodyear Tire
Mar
:
29%
•
Ltd
Breweries
Price
23
Sen
44%
Ltd
*•
Telegraph
-ower
Jan
28%
Sec
preferred
Great
18
Products
?9%
Oil
National
Placer
6%
13% Mar:
21%
205
Steel
•
common
Montreal
Powell
Y'
Jan
Jan
13 ,j...J»n
5
*
Shares
*
37 ,Oct
8
46
110
...25
comil
Steel
7%
Paper Co Ltd......
Foreign/Power
57
50%
1,095
35%
Feb
35% May
350
26%
for Week
*
Federal Grain Co class
Fleet Mfg Ltd...
L
Ford Motor Co of Canada
Oct
Jan
25%
Apr
-•-20%
4,444
•
Oct
V
45
13
;
Eastern
Worsteds
&
*
Breweries
Noranda
75
26
*
Mitchell .(Rebt)
7%
22%
73
Export class A
McCoD-Frontenac
National
21%
73
26%
common..
Structural
Massey-Harris
Class
21%
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Woollens
Donnacona
Feb
..
2,216
dist
Sep
68%
Jan
27 % May
13,260
56%
Week's
Last
Y
28
110'
54%
Friday
!
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•
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.50% Mar
May
i
•/;
Feb
26%
' Y
/kYAug
'
1,025
a22
Jun
23
100
41%
B
Molson
a22
12
Oct;,'
10% July
130
56
Corp
preferred
MacMillan
Class
i
19%
25%.
27%
2,035
*
Woods
MacKinnon
37:
^441/2
(John)
the
;
54
5
ex-stock
Utilities
6"
7.50
Paper common
Petroleum Co Ltd
Labatt
36%
a22
com..*
<>■■■
•
Jan
54
35
-
High
■
44'".
11,656
3,375
a23
11
'
2,421
45
11%
;:Y 54
™
com...*
68%
6
12%
8,311
Y 120
46r
...
a23
6
preferred
••"•national
10%
100
Bronze
International
40%
£1
Coal
International
65
44
10%
5
/Y~Y-~25', Y Y'YY
Acceptance
Intercolonial
International
66 %
*
of
401
26
'*■
46
-
Low
%Y
16
25%
46-
(
..
High
■
16%
25%
—.50
Milling & Smelting....'..*
Oil
Indusnial
16%
*
com..—
preferred
preferred
6%
Low
*
...
new
Y'-Y
Imperial Tobacco
■'■-4%
yyyy.,par
Sale Price
7
for Week-
of Prices
5
V
3.40
4.00
3,113
74c
62c
75c
84,900
2%c
J 10c
23c
2V2c
8c
21c
2.44
31c
4c
10c
25c
2.94
35c
2,100
—
32c
,
3,300
3.70
33c
Jan
6.00
1.12 July
1.70
4.50
3c
2.45
Jan
Jan
5c
4.00
Feb
Oct
*Sep
Feb
Oct
Jan
Oct
40c
Jan
90c
Jan
2%c
Oct
7c
Mar
5,700
5c
Sep
35c
Jan
26,500
20c
Aug
51c
Jan
14,800
2.40
Sep
2.94
Oct
8,500
17 %c
Jan
44 %c
Sep
38
(1330)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
*
/
Par
Mines
& Refining-'—
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd _—
Red Crest Gold Mines Ltd.
Manitou
Quebec Smelting
•
4
1
Mines
Uranium
Rix-Athabasca
1
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
14c
Silver
Ltd
.—-1
4.05
1.53
1
72c
8c
72c
8c
Slscoe
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Ltd
Vinray
Ltd
1
;
•.
Ltd__-
Ryrite
Ashley
Ltd
Mines
13c
7c
2,000
15c
Sep
1.05
2.05 May
2.34
Packers
92
90
92
111
*
9%
8%
9%
7,710
5%
class
•
19
18%
19
s 19%
18%
19%
29%
29%
30%
A
v
OH
Stocks—'
Anaconda
"t
125,800
1,000
2:20
10,000
7c
62c
20c
Apr
78.900
July
94c
200
5.10
July
14%
500
10% Jan
15%
3,000
2%c Jan
5%c
Feb
10%
700
13
14%
Jan
252,900
29c
July
77c
242,610
: 11,000
28c
May
58c
15c
Jun
33b
—>
5c
3,000
3c
Jun
1.86
1.82
1.95
16,000
66c
Jun
19,100
12c
Aug
Anglo-Canadian
Oil Co Ltd—
Calmont Oils Ltd
•
7.10
1
-
"
Calvan Petroleums Ltd
6.55
Canada
Southern
Oils
Central
Explorers
Ltd
1
10%
4.45
Jan
32%
Feb
4.10
Jan
6.30
Feb
1.19 July
1.55
A
4
21%
21%
21%
110
9%
9%
50
class
*
1
-
Mar
19,825
4.90
Apr
6.80
16,050
10%
Oct
10%
1.85
Apr
4.50 Oct
Del
Oils
Rio
East
Federated
♦
38c
28c
40c
23,200
22c
July
Ltd
Producers
Crest
Gaspe
1
•
1.50
1.42
1.50
4,700
95c
Jun
•
25c
22c
26c
85,500
11c
Jun
•
a8.20
a8.00
a8.35
Ltd
Oil
Ltd—
Petroleums
Oil
Ltd-
Ventures
Ltd
Home
Oil
Petroleums
New
British
New
Pacalta
Omnitrans
Oils
Co
Exploration
Oils
2.95
-1
2.40
2.40
2.50
Ltd
8c
'
1
58%
59
*42
7%
8
He
I0%e
12c
30%
30%
30%
15%
16%
Oil
Bread
Oils
Oils
8c
8c
9.40
600
1.2l
1.47
1.34
1.42,
t-'
'
1.65
♦
common
80C
16c
Jun
——
Oct
class
•1.50
&
Canadian
8c
May
Bank
of
10
14,000
Oct
2.25 May
4.55
Sep
1.50
Canners
Car
-
Oct
1.75
Oct
16Vi.c
Jan
Feb
Jan
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
class
A
j.Z.
Acadia-Uranium
—
common
18%
(ii
Jun
Canadian
Oils
Products
4%
19%
25%
'
18%
7 •<'
6%
925
24%
Jan '
410
7
22c
18%
18
Jun 1
18%
25c
18%
'
13,045
25%
.
High
-
905
'
Jun
Cassiar
American
Anacon
1^14
1.14
1.25
3.30
3.40
1,300
50c
50c
1,700
'
25% Aug
Castle
'
20%
Feb
Central
8% Feb
Central
,
Jan
Jan
19c
11%
2.85 July
35c
54
56
2,080
28
119
3,443
91
Mar
24
24
24
735
23
May
•21c
21c
1,700
14c
Jun
1.00
1.07
13,100
76c
Jan
6%c
Jan
2.30
55c
Jan
109%
Jun
1
♦
1,00
1
Jan
61%
3.75!
4.10
650
33
34
475
6bc.
7«>c,
24
:
•
99.
30
37
20,230
80
37
Oct
47
May
13%
Jan
22
Feb
14'
Feb
17
May
27
Jan
40
Oct
1.50,
4
3.70
3.50
3.90
23,720
2.45
2.45
2.45
500
2.05
Jan
1
4.60
4.10
4.60
44,680
2.20
July
2x_
•
2.55
2.25
2.65
Mines--.,
1
58c
55c
58c
Ltd
Explorers
Oil—.x,
Leduc
;
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L
i--
Patricia
Porcupine
1
1
*
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—
125
40
19c 21
\
%c,
89c
Jun
5c
"May
19c
22c
3,000
4.25
4.25
4.50
1,005
.1
17c
16c
19c
62,700
1
92c
83c
95c
67,550
1
1.71
1.65
1.80
14,475
Oochenour
179,250
7 00
6.90
7.10
43,560
4.60
•
jji/,
11%
11%
I,311
,10%
Jan
13%
Feb
44^
14c 16%c
75,000
13c
Sep
38c
83c
May
Gold
1
Lode
Willans
Jan
Jan
Oct
Preferred
Cockshutt
Coin
40%
•
43
1
Lake
—_1
Yellowknife
1
g9c
65 %c
71c
100.835
32c
•
12 %c
6%c
15c
452,195
4Vic
Apr
15c
Oct
Conduits
1
igc
15c
16c
4,500
10c
July
20 %c
Jan
Conger Lehigh Fuels
19c
19c
21c
13,500
Jan
29c
Feb
Coniaurum
13%c
17
25
25
25
:
Plow
Colomac
17
25
39%
*
Cochrane-Dunlop common
Oct
May
7.50 Aug
Jan
Feb
14,400
*
Apr
3.90
30c
1.20
7,500
Mines
40c
May
1.05
8,752
Silver
51c
15c
=:
Aug
38c
Cobalt
742,100
21cs Aug
Jan
Aug
7c
6%C
Commonwealth Petroleum
4c *".
Mines
1,500
5c
14%
2,030
Jan
15
23c
17c 23 %c
65,800
15c
Jun
43c
Jan
Consolidated Beattle Mines—
1
4414c
9%c 11 %c
19,800
9c
Jun
15c
Mar
Consolidated
1.82
Jun
Athona
class
Mines, (1937)
B
;
2.73
10
40c
•
Atlin-Ruffner
:
Mines*™
Mines
1
Auto
Gold
class
Mines
Bankfield
of
4
'■
.••
t
_
.
Nova
<
10
Barymin
:
4
4
—
'
'
Consolidated
3.50
73c
Jun
Mar
1.30
Apr
Jan
1.98
Jan
11%
Jan
17
Sep
Jan
25%
Jan
Jan
43
Oct
10c
'
Aug
v
Mines
Sep
Consolidated
Aug
Sep
Consolidated
Quebec
14c
Sep
Consolidated
1.85
9%
Consumers
Jan
Feb
Corby
~ '
—_„1
4
4
—
Gold
;
_
Mar
7.30'
87,435
5.00 Aug
85c
95cr
61c.1
73c*-
46
-
12: 12%"
July
1.32
Jan
Crowshore
7.30
_
■•>2,695
Aug
46c
Jan
Jan
Jun
13
38%
150
Sep
41% Mar;
30c
1.08 Apr
;
76c
55
Davles
Sep
Davis
Sep
n«M>
«l
,
—^-2.50
1.
—1
;
f.
13c
13c
1.15
,
1.05
1.15
17c
14c
17c
147
4
.
r
Jan
Feb
58c
Mar
16c
'..
52c
Oct
189%
Oct
28c
144
147
12%c Aug
i
May
80c
4,200
1.30 Mar
Sep"
3.90
4.30
12%
11%
-
9c
11,750
v
Aug
141%
128
12%
,
11%
11%
:—.*
——;
•
17c
Sep
165%
-
Sep
1.75
14,315
-
Jan
—L_
;
15c
..
.
*
•
14c
32c
75
30
15c
14c
1
100,
300
,10%
Feb
-4-35
,
Jan
.'11
"
Jan
25%
Sep.
*;
685
.17%.
.
May
"10c
^Jun
-27c
4,000
-
-
Feb
,4; I?1/* J"eb
34-
i
30
Jap-*
10c
500
1,000
34c
17%
Jan
...
100..
*
34
28
—
—2——l!
6,905
•
33
common..—*1;
_•
.-
;
Oils
Ltd
47c
238,860
July
70c
Feb
Del
45c
45c
500
33c
Jan
60c
Jun
Detta
60c
72c
131,400
37c
Jun
72c
Oct
Devon-Leduc
%c
6c
4,800
7c
.
18 c
Oct
P
25
5
,
•
-
—18c
Mar
45c
Jan
May-
•—
19
.
Mines
Ltd—1
i
.
38c
15 %C
-—-1
38c
,
19
28c
14c
"55
75
8 Vic.
5,800
18c
'35,500
49c
53%
"
18c
'
474,900
20c
47,700
12c
16c,
Feb
22d --Jan
Sep
May
July
3c
Mar
-
-
Delnite
Mines
Rio
Ltd
1
1.25
"
1.21 July
700
1.30
191,300
90c
14c
15c
19,500
; 10c
Aug
3.80
3.20
4.00
255,360
93c
July
1
—
14c
*
Producers
37c
34c > 38c
506,2Wf
28 %c
July
Jl
Minerals
Oils
1.48
.
1.27
1.58
Jun
51
$L
10
6
50
Sep
Sep
<
7% Mar
58
Discovery
Yellowknife
Jan
Distillers
17%c
16c 17 %c"
13,200
21 %c
Sep
Dome
Exploration
nnc
62c
70c
16.535
45c
Jan
70c
Oct
Dome
Mines
4
5c
5c
7c
34,000
3c
July
9c
Jan
Dominion
Bank
-27c 32 %c
Dominion
Fabrics
1014c May
j
32 %c
71,200
6c
Jan
47c
May
44c
10c
12c
32,866
7c
Apr
13c
Jan
7 00
7.00
7.10
3,345
5.55 May
8.00
Jan
Seagrams
(Western)
Ltd
Ltd
2 •■
1.1
•
10
;
Dominion Foundry &
Preferred
28%
12%
12%
12%
19%
19%
20%
28
28
29
373
15%
15%
31
—4
common
'
29%
29%
24'; Feb
39c:
Oct
29c
Sep
1.65
1.58
21c
4.00
Jan,-
Oct
Mar
Oct
2,995
-
26%
Jun
43c
Jan
34
Feb
.
4,020
'
12%
Oct
12%
8,519
15%
Jan
20 %
Oct
25% May
31%
Jan
13
Jan
15%
Oct
Sep
Steel new com__•
14%
13%
14%
5,461
13% Aug
15
Aug
100
99%
99 %
100
210
97% July
102
Mar
-
r
Oct
18c... Jan
"1,360
39c
\
Oct
23c
May.
r? "V%crMay-
138,700
19%-
75'':;
Jan
6c
'
■
•
:
Oct,
Sep
Jan
7
•
—
Gold
16C
18c
46c
;
class A
(TemagamI)
-
1-
—
,
.
7c
8%C
:
Petroleum
30V2C
"
-
*
.
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":4.i5
4;
Coal
Leather
Deoalta
Delhi
»
:
3,336
*
D'Aragon Mines
Feb
__i
—
16c,
126
-
Jan
1.27 May
Sep
6,966
67c
50
1,556
Patricia
39
■
'
189%::
183
1
•
38%
44c
'
183
—J——_——r
Pershing
Crow's :Nest
80c
'
228,686
Croinor-
Jan
40%
9%
1,500
-«
54
2.15
43
~_1
Boymar
•a» fnntnn'"
July
July
38
1
'
_
Bordulac
Bralorne Mines
34
75c
87%c Jan
*
July
.
,Mar
78c
,
Aug
6c
Crestaurum Mines
-
-
Ill
Mines
Gold
Jan
342
18,732
•
'
ZZ
preferred
Jan
Feb
6.90
38% '
"1
common
12c
32%
--17,000
12*%'
Jan
Class B
5Vic Jan
1.25
"'53
30c
308,600
2—
Dist voting
L_
26% May
V
37
,
-
(H)
445
- 185
1
10,880
16c '
—
II.965
-
45c
Smelting—3
Corrugated Paper Box
Cosmos Imperial Mills
Cournor Mining
1.70"
9
Jun
10c
Oonwest Exploration
5.25
■'
"23c.
Jan
"
3.65
30c
48c.
37c 4
—100
Jan
May
40c
.
Jan
16c;
Sep
;
16c
Gold
Jan
14c
80c
Oct
39,250
39c
—1,.\
Gas
2.60
-
36c
'80c
15,765
1.07
Oct
12
6% July
110
117,211
95c
Sep
13% Mar
:•
May
May
9c
Jun
3.70
Jan
Oct,..
55c
Feb
6c
:
,
Jan
12
1
Rochette
Jan
4.25
-7,900
43c
1
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
36c
1.15'
54
!
&
Sep
38%'-"
'
Mining
Jun
1.25
74^
1
;
———:
Kirkland
Ribbon
?V
19cr
:7%
36c 46 %c
7%
39c
17c
Jun
3c
.:
7,000
,
Sep
25
*8,142
11c
39Vic
22%
100
9c
Apr
Sep
r-7,560
•
Jan
4.75
1.46
7,615
12
1.04
.1
:
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—100
4.25!
7%c
'
Howey
May
70c
Jan
36c
Jan
72c
1,200
12%
•
2-
;
Consolidated Lebel Oro
6c
16%c
38%
7.15
,_25
Gold
Biltmore Hats
36%
:
4 45
•;4 *
*
ITc'•7c
37
______4
———„
River
;*
l
class A
Telephone ;
BeUekeno
Bonville
3.35
•
2V/s> 28 %i
38*%
:
Minings.
Power
Beatty Bros
j;
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Ltd
Co
Metals
Bathurst
Bonetal
"
: 170
Mines
Bobjo
19c'
10
Mines Ltd.'
Blue
-
7c
——:
Barnat
Bidgood
4.25
21c
Apr ;
9c
.
Oils—
Duquesne
46c
9,000
r-
1
Scotia
Barvue
Bevcourt
3.20
V.~
«.
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of Toronto
Berens
3 33
:
10%c
-
67,700
:
3.40
Bakeries
Cordasun
Consolidated
Mar
25
80c
:*
'
Sep
lie
Jan
Consolidated
Oct
19%
Jun
13% Mar
44,600
12c'
28c
■-■T
Consolidated
Rights
Bell
10c
23c
♦
,'3
2,700
63 c!
57c
:•■•'
Montreal28%^
Bank-of
Base
59c
io%c
24%c
2.35
Sep
,
Bagamac
■;
:
6c
2,400
-
2.95
15% Jan
33,575
15c 19 %c
4
B
■
Bank
23
4
;
—
Fabric
Bank
3.30
1
—
Anmaque
Aunor
335
19,000
22
/
;
1
:
18
3.15
22%
_i
104,200
'"■ 11c
7%c
3 30
Atlas Steels
Atlas Yellowknife
2.95
■
17%
1
—
Atlantic Oil
Aabelle
2.70
13c
Apr
Jan
14c
12,000
;; 70c
1
1
1
Oct
1.60
May
1.10
9,656
12
'
_4 >
—-:
•
8%
1.30
■
Sep
15c
15
12
-x—'"
—4
—
Astoria
Armistice
14%
Sep
23c
Jun,::.
;
20c
300
'
3.45
-X.—
1
i_'
>
12c 14 %c
'01
•
National
Consolidated
4414
Oct
4.60
3.00
65c
6c
Sep
Apr
75c
II,500
33c
Oct
3.25
-
May
72,350
6c
1.50
4.20
1.80 July
21,900
33c
Jan
32c
785,350
;
48c
1.30
1
26c
40c
■
Jun
14c ■;•/' 16c
1.17
>
1.90 Aug
,
7,800
1
Mines
Ltd
3.90
'
1.05
37,100
Chesfclrk Mines
Mines
1.24
;;
2,785
94c
15c
1.25
50c
Research
Citra-Lartlc
1
Hardware
Jan
86
Jan
1.40
Argus Corp common—J
Arjon Gold
Ashdown
Jan
Mar
Apr;: >
■i, 40
Feb
22c
Corp..
Oct
28
102
;
Aug
40
Corp
Trethewey"U;
—1
Metals
Jan
30
'
Ascot
Feb
Feb
81%c
155
Octi
Sep
36%
23%
65
30%.
Jan
4.60
"Sep
98%
Feb
58%
:
"
Jan
145
1.40
26%
i__»
Area Mines
■/18
53
80
34
68
23%
3.30 Jan
1
Chromium
28c
Resources
Mar
►
Jait
4
Chimo
3.45
Aquarius Porcupine
Sep
19
26% May W55c
Jun ;■•,.
1,575
so
28,
80
f
9,bao
148
148
98%
36%
27%
2,890
>*
200
Oct
29c
Mines
Apex Cons
58%
54
2,175
Sep
119
40c
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
18
"
Aug
3.00
*
Oil
Sep
,
V
v,?•;.•■■
15
Central
3.40 Oct
Jan
415
1
34%
Jan
19
Centremaque Gold
Apr
5514
25
Yellowknife
Feb
21% July
"
'
20% July
15
Central
Jan
Jan
•
Anglo-Canadian
Ankeno
"'61c
Jun
♦
Petroleums
*50%
1,015
■■■■i'r 25
Chestervllle
1
Lead
Anchor
9%
8,410
Larder
Oct
.
28%
Jun
18%
Asbestos
Chemical
10c
28,000
3.40
Nepheline
16 "
15
A
1.42
Amalgamated
86
.
Jan
18%
Gold
Jun
16c 17 %c
l
pfd_
Oct
Sep
'
13% July
420
23.
30%
class
22% May
'
6% Jun
19c
6,350
«
Canada
Jan
*•47
■
" *.
Jan
.
24%
"
1,398
59%
23
148
—25
Wirebound
Cariboo
86c
of
Apr
•
10%
Jun
24
.17
•1,500
17%
58
v
-100
;
Canadian
Low
Charter Oils
American
16%:
17
4
2.27 Sep
Ltd
39
54V2
■
1,962
14%
28
B
Apr
Co
Feb
"
"
,
f 2iVi'
v **■ 61%'"Jan
4,377
33%
common—;
class
55c
Steel
July
10%'Oct
255
„
16
Vickers
350
Aluminum
-v
86
31%
hoc
Cos
Wallpaper
114,250
Aluminum
*Juri"
43
65":
43,
'
3234
33
Canadian
2.25
Algoma
Feb
-
4.10
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
10%
;
Aug
May
12%
Aug ' /
"
31
3,087
-26
-100
1.95
Cons
54
Aug
10
"
10%
20%
common-
preferred
preferred
10%
Pacific
225
780
19%
.100
2.08
Alberta
11
261 *
58
preferred
io>/2
Knife
610
35%.
•25%
•
Malartic
17%c
Yellow
53/
26
-10
Locomotive
•
Distillers
22%
50
;; 620
,47*
54
Food
•
Alberta
-■"
19% Aug
10%
-25
Canadian
AJax
Akaitcho
V
11
84%
Dredge
Agnew-Surpass
Petroleums
Sep
21
42%
common
Canadian
24c
-
Jan
18
98
;
*
Celanese
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Tire Corp
High
18%
25%
•
Oil
&
29%
Jan
-20
preferred
l
Gas
Jan
Jun
11%
46%
'■
10%
z#
_■■%
;
-
-
*
Acme
53%
27
250
T
New
Exchange
Low
•
aiiz
450
"
W'tfS-
:
A
Canadian
Sales
20
Common
-
for Week
common.*!
—
Oct
Feb
4.75
-
-
*410
52
5%
Shares
Jun
18
20%
Commerce
Breweries
Canadian
Oct
85c
Range
Sep
6.85
V4.1Q Oct
88
Oct
Week's
2.65
•»•
■
20%
20%
1
Canadian
Feb
200
Apr
Jan
27%
35
Sep
1.47
of Prices
Par
new
•
4.80
2.10
•
80c
27
11
Oct
1.60
Last
Paper
86%
27
x_ —20'
2.50
12 %c
299,612
Friday
Power
310
———
16 %c
Jan
May
Jan
Sale Trice
STOCKS
Abitlbl
3.20
Canada S S Lines common——
Canada Wire & Cable class -B—
Canadian Funds
...
20,350
B
Oct
Aug
1.50
Jan
-1,70 Aug
•;
17%
3%
.
320,991
———
Packers
Canadian
.
6.85
4.10
87%
10
Northern :Power
Canadian
;
5.60
3.80,
—
Canada
7c
4.10
Toronto Stock
6.85
—20
Canada
85c
65c
Sep
"
~.z~*
Foundry
■;
Jun
Jun
1.06
Jan
.75,925
'
■
*
33c
4.05
1.43
50,439
69c
3.20
class -A
19c
Jan
51c
-1.60
GOc
8% Mar
30 %
Jan
1.50
Sep
17%
Jun
5c
>
Oct
43
«
-Apr
7.50
*
42 %c
—
Canada Permanent Mortgage
Canada Southern Oils Ltd
2,550
1.75
6c
30 Vi
*140
3.95
Sep
9,000
1.60
—
Ltd——10c
35,500
*
Feb
59
Mar
;> 7% Sep
365
Jan
*23
Jan
28
68c
—
Oct
3.25
7.80 Jan
37,600
lie 12%c
<40"^
65
,
"48c
!-l
Gas
&
7.50
63c
Jan
3c
35,000
126
,
r
Sep
29c
Jan
1.58
•
2.95
'
May
1.24
9.00
.
„
*
______
Homestead
2,500
118,500
"
Sep
36%
••■
July
18
•
Jan
11c
*
-
Jun
15c
Apr
38c
Jun
Jun
30%
177,100
.
Jan
A
^
Iron
15%c
>3%c
I,764
——1
..
Jan
1.70
Jan
_•
Canada Malting
18% Mar
1.70
6c
V
Ltd.u^——1.45
Ltd1 ;
Ltd—
3,900
550
*40%
21
—
Canada Cement common
Oct
May
14c
211,900
21",
20
40%
x
Canadian
•
——
63c-
11 %c 16%c
16c
; 13
10,000
58%
—
Gons
Canada
19c
* 7%
class A
Oils
:>-Preferred
Oct
657
17c
1.20
-64,000
—
Feb
12c
8 Vic July
164,000
35
•
—•
B
Canada
31c
8c 10 %c
34%
•
& Co
Campbell Red Lake
8.90 Mar
5.00 July
5,810
:
3.25
Ltd—'
Empire
Western
37c
2.95
Ltd..„•
Oil
Petroleums
Brazeau
Trans
56c
*
Oils
Phillips Oil Co
Superior
18
Ltd——_aa— a*.
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
South
200
15%
26c
1.45 Jan
1,100
•■„
;
Corp Ltd
Dominion
&
Pari Western
2.80
7.50
17%
Long Island Petroleums Ltd—
national
2.73
7.50
26 %c
8c
35
14%
1.50 Oct
6.15 Jan
550
2.73
7.50
Ltd!
Co
;
1
1
General Petroleums of Canada Ltd
40c
29 %c
24
Oct
9%
8,400
Oct
Jan
14
83,300
1.60
•
Lake
Canada Foils
Decalta
12c
1.42
•
Calvan
Oct
5,300
11c
1.44
1
Calnorth
Oct
Jan
11 Vic
^1
Gold
Calgary & Edmonton
7.50 Aug
1.69 Sep
4.50
;
•25c
Jan
91c
200
10%'
4.10
10%
•
Ltd—
4.75
8,840
6.86-
Sep
28%
Calmont Oils
1.50
6.80
Sep
21
685
Calder Bousquet
*
Caldwell Linen 1st-preferred—
Jan,
6c
1.95 Oct
.-,■
1.50
—
22
Jan
1.105
Burrard Class A
Sep
Jan
■
Jan
9'%
67,788
Canadian
Class
Oct
58c
20c
'■
13%
6
Red
Burns
Apr
77c
17cl9%c-.
6.95
7.15
305
1,225
!
1.55
Buffalo
Feb
3Vic
:■,...■;•
•
■-"19c':
Sep
5%
••
Buffalo
Aug
19c
4c
■
10%
Jan
1.34
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
Burlington Steel
Oct
16
Mills
Buffadison
Oct
59c
' ■•: _-1
Mar
5%
*
Buffalo Ankerue
July
1.39
Mar
13
92,315
Sep
53c
Ltd
Sep
101
Sep
1.50
A
class
Class B
Feb
1.20
7,200
19c
-
Co
Oil
90
Sep
23
———1
Power
•.
Reef
Callinan Flin Flon
,
Sep
35c
Jan
9c
19% Aug
12,591
Mines
Columbia
Bruck
Oct
Jan
53c
71c
:
100
pfd
22%'
Aug
28%
Jan
21 %
May
15%
'
Jan
22
22%
Class B
Broulan
3.80 Aug
2.86 July
53c
1
12,114
102,400
22 %c
Oct
14
July
1
B
British
Jan
1
1
27%
22c 26 %e
11
•
common
new
17%
Feb
14%
-
•
Columbia
Class
Sep
10%
Apr
6.60 July
1
--
175
265
•26%
15%
197
17%
Jan
1
Ltd
13
15'/8
Columbia Elec 4%%
British
Sep
45c
.;
Products
Minerals
Mines
Jun
Aug
13
15%
Lake
High
Low
15 %
26 %
British Columbia Forest Products-
1.30 Mar
Jan
3c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
class A
*
Light & Pwr corn.*
•
Red
British
1.85 May
34c
Low
*
B
Brewis
Jan
Ltd.:
& Copper__
Mineral
Western
13
*
„
<
4.65
3c
12%
3%c
:•
•
7,100
1.00
Shares
17
British American Oil
Jan
14%
—
1
Waite Amulet Mines Ltd—
Westville
1.33
4.90
—a————-—•
Mines
Wendell
92c
16c
11,500
2.34
2.34
1.97
2.10
11c 12%c
1.31
1.39
4.70
5.10
15% 15%
—■;.'■
1
-
Ltd
Yukeno
4,250
1
—
Hill
Malartic
Weeden
3.60
,T_;—_—1
;
United Asbestos Corp
Ventures
3.45
2.34
1.97
Corp of .Canada Ltd™
Keno
—
Oct
1.70 Aug
Jan
60c
900
38c
1 00
Mines
United
7.85
1
Mines
Tungsten
14c
7.80
1
Ltd
Silver
Tobrit
Trebor
—
40c
Mines Ltd_r—— 1
Mines
Lake
1.00
1.500
7.80
*
;
Jun»
2.53 Jun
1,000
1
Mines Ltd
Hughes Gold
12,392
■.
for Week
17%
Cordage class A
Brantford Roofing
Brazilian Traction
Jan
4c
July
73c
9c
41c
14c
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
Tache
7c
1
a
6oma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Stadacona Mines (1944)
Ltd
Standard Gol^
55,332
4.10
1.53
1.52
29%
July
14c
3.95
1
2c
70c
-Class
Feb
23c
Jun
21
930
4,500
84,450
Brantford
4.15 May
May
4
1.66
8c
Miller Mines Ltd—
Sherritt-Gordon Mines
Teck
—
1.59
Range
of Prices
Par
High '
Jan
12c
20,000
10c
27%
10c
26%
3%
1.31
2.45
-6,000
12cV 14c*
13c
10c
26%
•
High;
Low
'■
1
1
Quebec
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
;
OCTOBER 5
Sales
Number 5053
Volume 174
.1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
iSM-
FOR WLEK ENDED OCTOBER
RANGE
Range
Shares
Lew
preferred
Dominion Malting
Dominion Scottish
Preferred
Dominion Steel
Dominion.
48-A
Apr
JClUcoe
Mines
1
23»/z
Sep..
Joburke
Gold
1
1,715
11% July
1,126'
30-A
Jan
14-% Jan
49 7
Sep
100
20
Jun
13
Jan
16%
23.50
*
—,—*
21
21
13%
13-A'
9
9
9
200
1
47C
44c
49c
28,000
9%c
6%c
10c
—
I
1
-
14
■
18,, July
'
1
;
Amphi
Easi Crest Oil
129,500
Eddy
class A
Gold
El
Sol
_—
'j.
Gold
:
-
Life
Insurance _.
(T H)
preferred
Estabrooks
9%
103/8
3,740
26'/2
27
220
■;> 25
25%
27
25-A;
Kayrand"
Mining
FalcoDbridge Nickel
1 '
Players
Federal
Grain
Kerr-Addison
Mines
Mines
Iron
Fenimore
Fittings Ltd class A
:
Manufacturing
Foundation
Co
:
Gair
14,000
8,190
11%
16
common-
Class A
General Products Mfg class A
common
Geneva Lake
28-A
—:
Mines
Gold
Yellowknlfe
29
+
Goldcrest Gold-,
Lapa
Sep
18-A
Feb
36c
50c
2.00
2.05
Oct
Mar
9,010
50-A
52-A
2,460
14.
8c
Jan
60c.
9.10 Mar
Jan
7 1.95 Aug
July
13
Mar
7 50c
^7l4:'7-7jun/77: 718
30c
'.,180
Oct
July..
66-/2
:
102
—
Goldhawk Porcupine
Goldora Mines
Goodfish Mining-
——
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Preferred-
common
18%
/
Class
Great
•"
•
Oct
99'A
Halcrow
i
v
Jan.
!.'ivi 976
5.00
6,398
"4.80
July
45
25
39"
18
12%
>1 7.75 Sep
Feb
50
23
7
V' 6,000
40c
13,200
30c
Heva Gold
",
23c
16c
May
6c
July
14c
Jan/
6c
July
12c
Jan
36,860
'.•,7,5c
July
18c
Oct
7.60
4c
4%c
3,000
3c
May
5 %c
8c
26,500
5c
Jan
,'3c
41,000
,182
.
8:40 May
9-Ac Jan
r
Jan
8-Ac
7 8c
Jan
93
Jan
,
Feb
Feb
105
52 '/a Mar
47%.July
345
49-A
: r
Jan.
5.75
18,-605
4-Ac
i
U%C
13c
28c
17% v 18%
9c
...500
12,744
50
7%
50-A
•
6
8,025
13%
13%
?;
Conv
25,500
4-Ac
6c
2-Ac
2 %C
Maple
Leaf
Maple
Leaf
Maralge
17'A
16c
Aug
36
July
29c
64,600
-
1.17
10c
8,800
MeoeilrFrontenac
McDougall
—
1.08
Jan
34%
Feb
33
510
31
Jun
35'A
Feb
5c
7c
27,198
10c
Jan
9
9
90
11
Feb
!
32%
:
>/36c
64c
49c
481,950
14c
16c
Red
McMarmac
Sep
16
Sep
2.00
4.75
19%
2.10
95c
90c
98c
11-Ac
15c
Midland
5-Ac
6'Ac
8,000
107,800
1.84
2.99
3.25
29'A
30%
96,300
26-Ac July
47c
40c
45c
29,200
Jan
69 c
30
29%
31
2.35
2.30
2.45
4,235
26,800
.45c
37c
46c
78,500
2.18
2c
:/■'
V;'
2.10
Grain
Pacific
2'Ac
7c
93c
Feb
85c
85c
90c
Feb
2.48
Jan
Jan
18c
Jan
Moneta
18c
Jun
14'A
llfr
Montreal
July
Feb
Moore
3c
Aug
9%c July
6%c
Jan
Morrison
26c
Sep
Mylamaque
2,600
24%
Jan
32
4%C
1,000
19,370
> 2,500
30c
35c
13%
43
13%
200
55c
330,270
38%
43%
6,309
CJ6
97
60
,31c
34c
32,900
50c
.
33 %C
73
53c
—5
———**
15-A
17 -A
6,410
10'A
Jan
16%
Feb
15%
18
10,152
9c
6%c
25 %
Sep
3.95
JaD
Jan
30%
16%
Jan
Jun
/
.
-
v.
16c
—
Brass
72
737a
950
47c
55c
5c
8c
10c
26.399
8,000
9,200
r:
7,500
8c
9c
3.50
3.50
1.250
K 75c
4.90
71c
78c
85,700
4.75
5.00
; 1,519
7%
8%
3,775
47c
62c
646,050
8%
8%
55
1.65
1.70
1.800
7%
/
—
94c
90c
1.00
84.400
3.15
3.05
3.40
8,930
2.90
2.90
500
•
—*
——
National
.—_—.
*
•
66
1
25c
—i—-„—:* / /
——100
common
Acceptance
•
common
-
4-/2c Jun
12c
Breweries common —_L".——*
National
18-A Mar
13-A May
Drug
& Chemical
Jan
"60c
Jun
1.80
Jun
2.90
Jan
l%c
Oct
3 %c
Jan
Apr
109%
103
Jan
4c
19
July
7c
May
Sep
7c
7c.
July
/ 13©
Sep
10c-
Maj
3%c May
11
Mar
11
Feb
50c
Oct
Jan
18%
85
-15
July
\
39c
Apr
53'A
Jan'
76
Sep
42c
Jun
55c
Oct
3-Ac July
8-Ac
Jan
6%c May
13 %c
Jan
7-Ac July
14c
Mar
3.50 July
Mar
82c
5.75
53c
5
Jan
National
25-/2
Oct
26%
Sep
National
65c
500
40c
Apr
67C
Feb
Petroleum — ^
National Sewer Pipe class A
v
67%
Qct
National SteeJ Car
National
66
67%
1,693
20c
24c
27,500
6%
6%
125
/,
125
99
22
4-Ac Aug
54
May
30c
Jan
6% May
8
Feb
July
145
"Inglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining ———
International Bronze Powders
•
May
125
Feb
Negus
International Coal & Coke.——
class A
38
40-A
45
Oct
38
Oct
New
Jan
45
Oct
38
17,958
1,400
11
11
23%
460
4-Ac
4%c
2,700
36%
37
177
35%
35%
13-A
13%
1,200
V.
40
27%
23
3c
28
28%
May
Petroleum
Jan
New
25% Mar
July
.
New
Jan
New
Oct
New
7c
Jan
37
36c 40 %c
6,100
11%
12
1,125
22'A
44c
49%
22
23
88
49c
15,800
50
3,448
100
—100
42c
49%
100
15
12
Jan
35%
Sep
26%
Jan
Jan
2.10
Jan
Aug
1.30
Sep
1.50 Mar
3.40
Oct
2.90
Oct
8-/2 May
1.50
70c
2.10_Aug
15%
20
Jun
18-A
Feb
41
•
L-——10
&
Trust
Mines
—
——
Alger
18
18
Sep
20% May
15'
15
320
12%
Jan
23
Apr
28-Ac
44c
Jan
/
42c
2.40
July
—
Jun
1
Britisn Dominion Oil
•
Calumet Mines.—
l————1
Dickenson Mines_t_——«*.■
--1
Goldvue
—1 /
Hugh Malartlc
'
Jason Gold
—1
1
Bi'dlamaque
37c
3,460
70c
86c
23,130
86c
Oct
16%
380
14
Mar
19%
Feb
27
27%
830
23
Jun
29%
Jan
6-/2
Jun
33c
6
6
8C
,
9c
10c
v,
500
17,550
20%
20%,
—
Feb
38c
225
Feb
4
July
14c'' Jan
19% Mar
23-A Aug
7c
9
475
7-A May
9-/2
12
410
10% May
12-A
15
360
12
Jan
32%
1,050
27
Jun
3.45
141,691
91
45
Feb
55
1,500
26
Jun
32%
25
Sep
30-/8
Feb
1.40
Jan
■
14%
'
54
55
30
29
30
—
25%
27
820
80c
80C
90c
38,025
————
Laguerre Mines
Mines
—
New
Marlon
13
Jun
New
Morrison
24
July
New
Mosher
29c
Jun
49c
Oct
Newnorth
39
Jan
52
Jan
New Norsman Mines-
Apr
New Norzone iliii:_
99% July
*
44
42%
44%
21,731
35% May
21%
21
22%
10,463
13
Jan
55c
103%
44%
23
;—1
1
1
—1 ;
1
,1'
Gold
Feb
Feb
Jun
1
—
Jan
8
%'c
10
5c
i
20-A
34c
1
Oct
New
-»
Lac Mines
Gold"—ll\
New Pacalta
Aug
Mines Ltd
Long
Rouyn
Ofllfi
—
—
X
IL
L_
:
1.65
lie"
2,833
18,800
5%c
tjif*
*■ *
•
•'»"
67c
7c
3.45
Apr
7c
2.53
100,936
3.00
3.35
23,325
2.65
Jan
24,300
1.10
Jan
A
Oct
Sep
Mar
j
2.75
Feb
Oct
Jun
11c
Jun
3c
1.19
May
32%
Jun
Sep
Apr
16
Jan
2.33
2.42
3.20
1.54
Jan
Sep
3.65
Feb
1.59
Sep
1.45
1.55
40c
47c
8c
9c
12,600
6c
May
25c
Jan
12c
13c
6,833
10c
July
24c
Jan
12c
16%C
25c
8%c
Apr
Oct
1.55
1.85
203,720
58,765
25c
23c
1.68
1.05
Jun
;
41c
8%c
*
67,700
47c
Jun
Oct
2.53
Jan
10c
Jan
89c
13,500
65c-
79c
41.800
40c
40c
62c
267,390
13c
Jan
62c
Sep
Oct
4c
4-Ac
3,000
3c
Jun
7'Ac
Jan
9%C
11 %c
20c
J^n
5'Ac Mar
18c'
7%c May
16c
Oct
Jun
8c
Mar
6c
:
9%C
118c
25c
5%c July
66c
56c
*
,I6c
1^.''.
Merger
Sep
16%
33c
70c
16%
27%
1
—
Newlund
,
no oc
«
•
25c
*
Oct
17%
Oct
July
*
common
13
10% July
New
New
13%
36c
l
New
5
:
23-A
26-/2
Jan
July
11 %
*
u
Nickel Co
38
36-A
29
*
25
Preferred
38
44
11
class B
Oct
63c
Mar
20c
650
31'A
—1
com
Preferred
Metals
30'A
Hosiery
Sep
8%
Mar
10c
Feb
Sep
5%
2.65 May
110
2.89
9c
517
'
Jan
2.05
18
30-A
4,000
nt'-
21c
8,067
3.10
National Grocers common
26,591
Feb
May
55c"''Oct
d(43%o'oct
•i'99 '^Jan
15
•;
74,825
8%
26-A
Aug
63c
Jun
20c
Feb
17 %c Feb;
20
11%
6%C
Oct
16
2.20
8%
9-/2C
Sep
1.94
11%
14-A
32%
8c
,
Jan
19%
—5
*
5-/2C
Oct
2.75
193A!
common—5
Preferred
25%
;
31-A
:—25
——
1
-i—
Mines
Oct
;.3i
2.00 May
■
4%c
•
1
common.
2.20
2.07 Jan
16%
71c
,
Sep
151/2
Corp
13.450
14%
55c
Locomotive—/———•
Feb
3.000
13%
35c
Montauban
20c
Jan
10'Ac Feb
■;
Z7-A Aug
1,000
10c
4%C
•
*
Porcupine
Feb
15C
13% Aug
4%c
4%c
:8c
9c-
•
1
Knitting common
1.32
Sep
350
9
8-A.
8%
4%C
—
Containers common
1.65 May
v.
certificates.
trust
1.15
80c
Oct
Sep
20c
ioo
1
Oils
Monarch
30
—*
Corp..
Metals
Mining Corp
Model
14.200
///A
14%
14%
—.—„—*
——1•...
Mir.da-8cofcia Mines
Feb
31,300
2.30
1%C
.109 109%
—*
Feb
Modern
50,600
64c
39c
Jun
80C.
535
1
Brick
Jun
40c
16c
July
May
8-Ac July
4%c May
72,900
/
3.50
Milton
Voting
32c
2.05
1.80
3.05
*
_—
Feb
Feb
13 %c
Jan
11c
16,425
29%
,_1
1
Lake
Red
&
20 %c
6%c Jan
15c
-
July
13c
109,500
1
Lake—
Mid-Continent Oil
Jan
675
26,300
,
,
15c
\
36,350
13c
,
Mexican Light & Power common.....*
Preferred
13.50
Feb
9%c
Feb
5c
8'A
11,000
•
Gold
4%c Jun
Jun
55c
937,700
35c
14c
i——100.
—
McLellan
10-A
7c
Mar
Jun
5
SegUt
Mindamar
7c
18c
i
Apr
Jun
—*
common
r
McKenzie
18c
32-Ac July
Jan
5c
Jan
29
Jan
28,900
1.20
13c
844
1
.: Preferred-
Jan
58,000
Jan
5-Ac Mar
9,500
*
40c
30,700
1.00
•
79,660
*
12%
70c
Mar
9c
1
Jan
9%c
Feb
55c
1.05
550
Mayo Mines Ltd
Aug
9%c
Feb
35c
32%
6%c
Matarrow Lead——
10c
63c
,15 -A
Jun
8c
33
Maxwell Ltd
12-A
6%c
Jun
July
32
1
—
30
8%c
7.00 Mar
30c
.
-
8% Mar
" •
Oct
11c
15,015
8c
Aug
12-A
33,400
1.05
Jun
7
81c
•
1
Massey-Harris
Jan
25c
2c
/
9c
1
Martin-McNeely
McWatters Gold
10
Feb
Jan
•
Oct
7c
•v
1.03
•
Mercury Mills
Merrill Island
May
July
4.25
377,700
52c
/
Jan
10c
4-Ac
Apr
3c
230
*
1UC
42c
1
Sep
.
/
13%/
6.75
Apr
5c
32-A
l
Mclntyre Porcupine
9c
26c
July
2.60 Aug
1.75 May
100
'13-A
10c
.—.100
Marcus- GoHt
Feb
3.00 Aug
1,055
13c
Fek
44c
5.10
100
42c
—
;
Jan
Jan
7
4.25
zzc
IZII h
Milling
21c
2c
500
300
3.40
30
4,500
7
l
Malartlc
27
6c
79,100
16%
Jan
12
Jan
26c
7.500 - "
»
Mines
Marbenor
21c
10% Jan
40
3.50
Jun
'
4.25
'
I'a
13-A
1
Gardens
21%
2%c
Oct
20
Jan
8.50
710
'
2%C
»■
Mines.
Sugar preferred -u
Oct,
.1
1
ffnr tnot not^>c
3,350
10c
;lQc
1
—
Gold
Jan
30%
preferred
International
6.25
8c
Eastern
&
-
Oct
t
Mining & Smelting
"International
2.50
6.00
,
•
65c
International
2.40
;
1 /
Jan
Jan
69c
9c
8%c
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Life Assurance—
—10
Imperial Oil
——
—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5 >
4%
preferred
25
Indian
Lake
;
1
Industrial
25
f--
Maasen Red Lake Gold Mines:
New
>
36
!•
■,
:
24
9c
—
Erie
36
1
Apr
15-A
15
,
&
5,900
——r./
6%
.
;77-
29%
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Huntsrclass A
Huron
Jun
—_*
Hoyle Mining
Bay
Jan
1,800
12,500
—
—
38c
•
—
:
8
7
May
5
7-Ac
2%C
./:•:/10:
33c
__
Sep
51,300
Howard Smith Paper new com
Hudson
13c
Mar
61% Aug
Jan
7.50
4,674
11c
30e
18%
7
7
450
15-A
7
46%
,
325
7%
5%
Feb
15% July
214
.
Aug
17c
10,000
28 c
'/
7,090
Jan
7.35
4c
10-A
9.90
0
Jan
18c
49-A
9.75
B
58c
13c
98% 102'/e
Class
May
6,000
30
.
Yellowknife
Gold
29 %c
Export class A
Manitoba
3,500
_
MacMillan
Jan
,
26c
—
Homer
Jun
25c
1
Mines
Mackeno
:5c
Jun
4%c
Hollinger Consol
Hosco
17c
22c
Magnet. Consol
3c
Dauch
Oil
Feb
10,300
23'/4c
6c
Manitoba
•
23c
Highwood Sarcee
Home
35c
25c
•
MacLeod-Oockshutt
May
10,500
'
27%
—
1
—.—.—•
*
Highland-Bell
Highridge Mining
Hinde &
A.
Lake
Feb
19c
//:/—
293A
Mines
Aug
18c
•
class
Mines
lie
>
Sep
8%c
35
1
15c
*
20c
1.07
Mines
Sep
2-/sc
3,100
1
Jan
10,500
.
6.10
,
51c
Malartlc Goldflelds
3%c
12,000
—1
1
6%c
I—1
13
.6.10, Jan
24
——:
Apr
1
Sep
7 6c
800
15c
Lake
Red
Gold
3c
1
25c
Jun
9c
43,098
.
,
Jan
17 y4
,
105,300
Sep
8.20
July,
10c
Head of the Lakes Ifon
Headway
Heath
14,000
River
93Ac
,
5c
5C
a-
Gdldfieids
Macho
24
Gold
Feb
2V2C
1.80
Sep
4.00
Jan
6c
12%c
J an
1.14
—
Yellowknife
Sep
2.30
11c
1
55c
Jun
Hosiery class A
Red
10c
————1
—
Hallnor Mines
——1 ;■// —
Hamilton Bridge
•
17%
Hard Rock
Gold Mines—
1
16c
Harding Carpets
—•
Harrlcana Gold
1
9'Ac
Harrison Hlbbert Mines
—1
35c
Hasaga Gold
———
„—:—1
Ha Hi well
London
Macassa
14c
Swayze
Jan
Jun
70c
•
A_.
Lomega Gold
Macfle
18c
*
9.60
28c
19,300
^___1
u
MacDonald
10c
„—
Jan
27,150
80c
*
B
Apr
1
A
Class
Jan
—1
class
Brass
6,370
4qc
70c
74c
1
Groceterias
Feb
/; 15
30
•
8 75
3gc
Long Lac
20%
;
Hahn
.
111 %
*
preferred
8.25
/
—1
109-/2
13%
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—_
8.25
Gold
T
Jan
8%c
7%
Jan
—
Gold
Lencourt
V
36c
50-A
Guayana Mines
Gulf Lead Mines
Gurney Products
Leitch
Aug
3c
* /:/v/; 6
17%
Lavalle Mines
July
7c
--
*
.
1,915
Lexindin Gold
*
,3c;
37c
18c
———25
'
19i/a
Leduc-Consolidated
99
17 V*
7c
1 -11-Acv
* i
28c
*
18%
A
class
Coal
Greening Wire——
Gridoil Freehold Leases
;
class
Laura- Secord
106
7.60
12'/.
18c
7.404c
i8a/4
■V'.
10
302
Jan
191/2
;
Acceptance
Loblaw
4.65
■
Mar
45
.
18c
Jan
B
45
1,350
7.95
Jan
Aug
common
Long Island Petroleums!
94
18%c24'Ac.
102-/8
common—
preferred
A
West
Class
Louvicourt
7
;
16
16
;>
20c
12 %
50-
—
Paper
Laurentide
Little
'V,1'7'\
Lakes
Larder
..
Feb
7.35
1.09
1
—
Apr
7.40
</
1
—*
Graham Bousquet>:———
Great
Mines
"U"/ Island
103-/2
Jan
2.70 Jan
325
■/'/
May
12c
•
Aug
Sep
3.75
66c
77c
•*
13c
3.50
Feb
16,700
2,500
_i
68'
,
Oct
68©
262,503
Gold
Jun
20,530
19
23c
Sep
14c
Mines
Jan
101
100;-
8c
-j-*i
—
Mill
5-/2C
108'A 108-A
Jan
35c
1.80
1
39%
99
99
Jan
12c/
3,000
80,850
.
i2c
1
Cadillac
Feb
14%
Jun
100
4.50
//
1
Grandoro Mines
Luz
Sep
70
Jun
10%
102
4.25
19%
1.47
1
80
V
May
1
1,300
7%c
66%
16
Jan
1.69
—.—
Woods
Feb
3.05
1.4(1 Jan
44%
960
14%
Jun 7
11% Jun
'
18
Feb
17
24
4.85
% 15,600
18
33%
Sep
Jan
4c
46c
7.65
100
(
Lapaska
; 250
—1
—.—-1
1
—*
.
Manitou
Feb
3,500
1 /, 9%c
7%c
i
Eagle Mines——
Golden
La
13%
70,850
-.-mi
Golden: Arrow—:
Jan
Jan
10,216
1.32
Jun
Feb
1.63
28-A
12%
————-—1 '
God's Lake Goldx-—.
—• /■■
Goldale Mines
1
Gold
2.85
July
11-A
8.25
/ 7.60
8ic,
Mines
the
of
■
21% July
745
••
1.04
—.
<
..
Lake
8.40
8,322
5%c
99
18%
4^c
;
Shore
15%
7.65
f
Gold
Glenora
23"" Jan
:
12%
Lake V
Gillies
Oct
645
'
:
17
•v
*
-e
12
1.20 July
1.32
1
-1
:*
•
1
—1
;
——
.
General Steel Wares
Jan
72c
1,395
100
100
—-
Petroleum
10
19
17.085
15%
*
General
Giant
1.75
1.10
-
Lynx
Bakeries
'■y
140
'12%
100
23c
38c
Lake Wasa Mining.
5-Ac
common
preferred
5%%
Feb
:
5
•
7%c
preferred
General
Lake
10%
4.30
13%c
1
'
—_—.
Power
Jun
19%
lioo
preferred
Co
5%
22%
7
Lamaque
common
23c
Gold
20% July
11
28c
12 175
18%
—_,_1
Lake-Osu
24
Exploration
Gatineau
.
Mines
Jan
14%
^Preferred
Frobisher
Dufault
8c■
95c
*
Cos
i73/4
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Gold Mines
Jun
21»/2
Jan
26c
•
Lake
Lingman
100
13c
20 %c
l8y4
Ltd
(John)
Lake
1.60
—/-
Gold
Francoeur
Fraser
Labatt
Oct
24
—
Apr
5c
.
51%
:———
26
Feb
74,700
100
1
30c
8.15
Motor class A
Ford
Jan
18
6,500
15^
Sep
Apr
I7c
Sep
10c
15
I"
Feb
7-Ac Jun
15
8%c
26c'
•
24c-
•
Ltd
Mar
15,500
July
ioc
Townsite
Oils
Fortune
15
—.
10%
27-A
Kirkland
Kroy
Lake
2.05
preferred—
Fasteners
Flash
Fleet
Feb
Jan
23%
—V
20
Petroleums
Flank
Aug
9.65
Aug
*
—
90c
67c
"
1
—.
* -
32c
422,323
12c
Ii
Jun
8c
.12,000
1
Kirkland Lake:—
Jun
11
~1
Petroleum
Federated
Jan
i
45c
30c
Sep
17c 193Ac
•
Ud_
Kirkland-Hudson
15c
16%
-20
Federal Kirkland
1.73
Jun
6c
Jan
2.70
1
__
38,800
29
0
Oct
Jun
10c
1.05
1
Jan
19-A
-
-
Jun
Jan
17c
Laduiama
16
III
// Preferred
905
-
40c^
65c
Ken^iUe- Gold
11c
6-/2
21,200
Oct
26c
23
21
1.70
common
Jan
104,965
10c
,,7
May
21c
11%.
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops—
Jan
lie
59c
•!>__-
:24c
-
1.04
—
19e
July
2.67
•
Gold
:65c
11
*
Famous
Jan
May
5c
51c
Kelore
!■' 37,625
25
——
Corp
44c
6c
7,000
8c
2.30
Kelvinator
51c
Apr
6.75 Jun
r
19
>
15c Aug
*15,175
Oc
..
52c
1.
21c
21c
29c
7»/2c
v--
,
Jan
2.45
Vf''
Ltd—*
61c
64c
'}■.
1'
Estella Mines Ltd
Eureka
9%
22
—25
Empire Brass preferred
Equitable
34,815
1.15-
Mlnes^
Oils
Feb
Jan
98c
101,150
1
1
1
...
Fen-Rey
El
78c
9.60
1
.r*
Aug
22c
'
Quebec
Jupiter
7C
Feb
May
6c
10'Ac
39,280
64c
9.10
20
.
Elder Mines
Eldona
1.30
76c
9.40
1.17
10
Invest
Paper
1,500
1
Eastern. Steel'
.
12c
July/
11c
.
igc
6-Ac
16%
Sep
4%cJuly
,
.
235,383
1
Mines
Mines
Sullivan
Economic
7c
28c
*
East Rim Nickel
East
2bc
1
Malartlc. Mines
East
7c
21c
,
•
;
High
Mar
5c
6,000
2,800
18c
i7Cv
A
7%c
7%^
;;
65c
8% July
42c
Feb
Joliet
Kevbovcon
East
Low
17,000
nc
22-A Mar
1,055
48
—!
Duvay Gold
13% May
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16c
1
Jan
12-A
-
Mines
Low
71/20
i8c
9-/e
12
Mines
Shares
*
1
;
42%
3,365
>;■
47-A
Woollens
Dominion
Jaculet
for Week
'.-7
50
22
%
.—
7
Waite, Mining__
Jack
Range
of Prices
Par
120
12 y2
43'/2
47%
Coal
——
Jan
43%
•
Preferred
.
-.12
Chemical common—*
&
&
102 V2
97% Aug
20-/8
21
Dominion Textile common
Dor.alda
11% July
25
....
12
50
Stores'
Dominion Tar
500
99
Feb
7./V'"1'"'"':
7:-7'.
.7' V
r
15%
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
v
High
Low
13%
99
Invest common-:—1
-1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13
13%
*
100
Dominion Magnesium
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
Friday
;
Last
STOCKS
.
5
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
*
39
MARKETS
LISTED
CANADIAN
1
(1331)
8c
13 %C
18c
17,200
126,200
10c
16c
829,550
'
:5c
5c
1,000
Jun
7c. July
4%c
'
Oct
,
1
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1332)
Monday, October 8, 195]
*■.
.
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
H'. J
;yy.
RANGE FOE WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 5
for Week
Shares
tow
Par
New
Thurbois
Low
-
5c-
YeUowknife
Nipissing
Nisto
Mines
—
16c
Corp
10,000
6c
3,120'
2.07
1.07
1.13'
3,700
85c
83%
86
3,161
69
—
~crrrr_i
Normetal
Mining
17c
17c
Steel
of
7c
3c
4c
7,000
2%c
25c
29c
17,550
20c
5.25
5.10
5.25
18,508
4.40
Jan
Co
Canada
f«
common
Sep
Apr
Jun
Sullivan Cons Mines——
€4c
Jan
North
Northern
Oils
North
130.604
43c
45c
2,060
27 c
32c
703,400
13c
12c
15 c
9,575
11c
—
14c
8'/2c
6.00
Jan
Sudbury Contact
Feb
15
15%
1,439
2.4c
20c
25c
64,533
Ltd
Oct
Jan
Surf
Oct
57c
32c
Oct
22c
Feb
8%
6c
5c
3.55
3.50
3.70
1.60
1.53
1.73
_————*—!
—50c
Tamblyn
Ltd
common
Taylor
•:
9 V2
9%
105
37c
30c
38c
263,720
1.51
1.35
1.75
5c
5%c
4,200
13c 24 %c
337,700
14,125
Wood
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
common
Oct
Mines
Gold
O'Brien
j.
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
20c
Selections
Toburn
Okalta
Oils
O'Leary Malartic
Omnitrans
Gold
Lake
Osis&o
—s.——-
1
Mines—*——*—
1
Lake--
Orlac Red
.
1.95
3.00
Jan
Pan
Western
Paramaque
7%
130
21,628
1.98
•
•
15c
14c
19c
115,500
6%c
1
30c
28c
31c
5,860
39c
16,860
2.10,
13,500
1.20
Jan
2.25
11 'A
Jan
15%
Feb
5
28%
Oct
39
Jan
25
13%
Jan
17% May
17% May
—
36c
General
15%
20
28%
28%
Toronto Iron Works common.........'
16%
16%
Feb
Class
Trusts
A
_*
;
Oct
7%
Apr
Traders
27%
28%
Aug
13%c
Jan
28%
28%
6%c
Jun
Petroleums
Finance
Class
class
a.
Oct
r
.*•
„*
B
28%
*
i.
Trans Empire Oils
Penn-Cobalt
Pickle
1.17
May
July
5c
May
1.46
4c
4"/2c
4c
4"/2c
4,500
68c
75c
124,550
60 c
80,500
56c
B
75c
Oct
Feb
1.75
3,600
1.50 May
1.76 May
38 %c
Development —————1
Peninsular
-1
Placer
53 V2C
55c
16,905
6c
5c
6c
13,160
4c
Jun
*
29 Mi
28 Mi
30
9,283
28%
Oct
1
1
1.10
1.05
1.10
5,300
89c
Jun
1.05
1.00
1.09
2,600
85c
•
29 Mi
28'/4
29 "A
20
29c
July
14
Aug
(new)
River
Powell
Powell Rouyn Gold
—
common
Voting trust certificates
Power
45 "Ac
Premier
Border
34c
35c
1,550
9,500
Pressed
Metals
1
14
14
14
7
Preston
East
1
1.52
1.52
1.69
13,400
7%c
7 %c
1,000
9%
10
250
Corp
Dome
Purdy Mica Mines
Purity
*
Gold Mine
1
*;■:
9%
10
Mills common
Flour
1
25c
25c
25c
1
2.68
2.65
2.90
1
32c
30c
33c
59,900
Quebec
Manitou
1
3.60
3.35
3.70
6,300
1
53c
52c
60c
35,267
*
1
26%
26%
27%
—,
—
Gold
Queenston
Mining
Quemont
;
Mines Ltd
Qucsabe
Jan
A
class
50c
.—„—jl—•
50c
Sep
4.25
46,735
65c
68c
103,100
40c
Jun
17c;
18c
1,350
16c
July
60c
46c / 69c
538,360
33c
Jun
1.02
Feb
1.39
1.31
1.39
64,200
70c
July
1.39
Oct
5
5
5
240
19%
20%
1,930
11c
13c
20,018
5.15
209,290
Ran wick
Uranium
Petroleum
MacDonald
Reeves
—
Regcourt
55c
Feb
Oct
Van
■
Reno
class
Textiles
A
,33c
51c
6.50
Gold
6.50
7c
Robinson
Little
class
A
Sep
30
Mar
33%
Jan
45
Sep
73
55 %
Jan
59
Mar'
20
Jun
25% Mi'y
Jan
I6V4 Aug
A
preferred
50
9%c July
92c
Mar
5.15
1,406
15%
5,470
79,660
•
94c
73c
1.00
11%
10%
11%
5,660
1
1.76
1.76
1.90
56,100
•
93c
87c
1.04
92,600
14
H.40
44c
Sep
8%
Jan
T.38 May
61c
Jun
1.00
Oct
Oct
11% Aug
2.35
1.07
Jan
Sep
Ltd
*
13%
14%
5,859
10
Jan
15%
Feb
Mines
Vulcan
1
7c
9"/8C
5,500
6%c
Jun
14c
Jan
10
18%
?.8%
220
18%
Oct
19%
Aug
5%c
Sep
Walker
6c
5 %C
7c
18,000
Jun
13 %c
1
99c
90c
1.05
23,300
60c
Mar
1.22
1.08
87c
1.10
70,300
25c
Jan
1.10
Oct
•
12%
12%
13%
17.824
•
57
55%
57%
4,724
6
6
98
I
Jan
1
,
Mines
Oils
11%
Aug
Aug
57c
Amulet
(Hiram)
Class
Jan
Westeel
4.20 May
Jun
29%
Jun
58c
Sep
Jun
11
&
W)
!
*
>
Apr
Aug
32c
Jan
Sep
31c
Jan
Jun
90c
Oct
Jan
51c
6.85
Aug
3c
Jun
7c
Jun
7
Canada
Breweries
Wingait
Apr
July
8c
40c
July
30
215
Jan '
Winora
Wood
Sep
34c
Jan
88
23
91%
265
91
6%c
64c
38%
Gold
i
5c
Jan
15c
May
May
Sep
19
*_____:
-
_
Oct
Apr
103
July
20c
Jan
!
15,100
6c
Sep
14 c
Jun
*
45c
Jun
4c
4,500
38%
477
42,500
100
9c
3c
Aug
35%
30
1.30
6c
Jan
46
July
99
101
5%c
2,500
99
35
98
Aug
100
18%
50
18%
Jun
23
1.65
1.75
_
Feb
27,900
99
100
Apr
1.45
26%
18%
preferred
Combing
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
%'c
7
4c
38%
15
July
70c
10c 12 y2c
Wool
Apr
20
Feb
517
100
(G H)
16
12 %c
1,291,905
64c
•
Mar
91
11c
common—.
Aug
IOC
13c
1.45
91%
<
4c
Electric
11
17%
1
.
Jun
Feb
Fet
Feb
July
5c
24%
23%
7c
1
9
8%
4%c Aug
23
1.40
•
__.
Mines—
60
July
65c
17%
10c
100
Gold
14
5
8,500
Preferred
Mar
28
20
18c 22 %c
Gold
Winnipeg
Jan
Aug
19%
5
;
common
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Sep
3c
19%
Jan
50 % May
2,500
6,100
1
(George)
Windward
Oct
6
7c
9.75
10
6%c
Winchester Larder
Oct
4.10
11
6c
6c
•
Western Homestead
Weston
11
6c
1
Ashley
Western
11
1
1
Products
Western
Jan
Jun
(G
common
West Malartic
Sep
84c
Ltd
A
Wekusko Consol
2.95 Aug
45c
Apr
24c
25
20
14%
15
»
Mines
Mines
Roi
Ventures
Waite
20c
12
56
20
•
Oils
Jan
1,600
28
56
25
Violamac
150,900
28
Feb
28%
Aug
4c
:v
Aug
17c
65
46c
30c
28c
*
—_.
23
251
Victoria Grey Trust
Villbona Gold
24c
'
Silk
*
Petroleum
Apr
29
Oct
3%c
73c
Richfield
Riverside
Sep
17%
45
Aug
6c
50
5
45
1.16
7c
9,000
6%
Feb
4.65
Steel
1114c
18%c
200
6c
6 "/a
0%C
"
3.25
Jan
9%
256,535
Jan
28%
29%
22 % Mar
Jan
36c
45
Vicour
27c
2,200
4.50 Aug
89c
29
Oct
8c
30
20%
1,035,354
1
1
Renfrew
8c
90c
Jan
4.90
Canada
1.80
35c
1,000
7c
66c
50c
—1
—
8c
7c
85c
1
1
—
Reef
7c
1
'
Poplar Gold
Redwater-Piccadilly Petro
3.00
1
Preferred
Red
Feb
*
Fuel
Jan
1.05
100-
Oct
Pet
29 %
*
Keno Hill
United
1.95
Mar
13c
Jun
21c
46,300
"V
23 % Mar
12c
64c
30
20%..
1.24 Aug
17 %c May
2.33 Jan
3,650
54c
10%- >
10%
--
Jun
1
B
United
3.05 Mar
.
'
Milk
Quinte
23%
3.90
;
preferred
5%c July
6 ".4 Jan
205,620
Labrador
Chibougamau
May
*
!
Jan
1.32
1,000
Copper Corp Ltd—-——
4ueoet
Quebec
July
•
Corp
Waterous
Quebec
Jan
7c
•
United
Upper
Porcupine
Sep
Corp class A
United
27c
2.40
13%
25c
Sep
Oct
75c
1.65
40c
1
Class
Jan
47c.
2.32
Jan
*
Asbestos
United
Jan
62c
75c
•; 1.72
Feb
66c
Gas
United
82c
May
Mines
45c
18c
Mining
65c
35c
Gold
Union
16
15,100
11%
Union
Oct
Oct
270
65c
371.605
10,163
Oct
July
4.25
Acceptance
Aug
12
60c
-——*—*
Gold
42c
57c
65c
.
Union
6%c Mar
Jan
May
1
11 %
Jan
Jan
7c
July
2%c
50c
1
*___
Gas
3c
2,500
J«>
19c
*
Resources
Petroleum
Tungsten
Feb
3c
32c
70c
Jan
2.52
Jan
Oct
6,500
2.34
Crow
Pioneer
&
75c
70
Trend
Feb
286,030
__
—
Oil
49%
10 %
5c
Ltd-
Mines
Silver
Petrol
1.75 Mar
Jan
Jun
7.55
1.46
People's Credit Securities
Gold
—.'***
Perron
Jun
95c
4c
1
Jun
11%
Apr
•
Transcontinental
1.70 Mar
1.20
1
7%
Sep
21c
50
July
—1
Feb
33
Feb
22c
765
1.45
.
6%
60
4c
13,225
Jun
10
5,000
394,090
4%c
—-r-—
——————
Consol
16
■■■'H.
16
-IOC
Mines
Paymaster
1.90
9c
68c
96c
36c
1.95
15%
14%
-
64c
20,200
80c
;
Feb
1,879
;
Gold
29
40
9c
—1
Oil-.
Malartic
Partanen
<*•«•*
Jar
2.35
44c
26,000
1,670
1.45
10%
9c
94c
600
Jan
7%
225
58c
6%c
8,555
1.05
18,200
32
1
88c
70
1.40
1
4%c
63
1.32
Tower
7c
80C
—
Jan
Towagmac Exploration
3,500
69
Petroleum
Pacllic
Page Hershey Tubes—;
Pamour Porcupine
Pandora Cadillac
-——
19c
Sep
9%c 10%c
95c
Jun
.
Sep
3.75
9.35
5c
5,500
:
8c
2,190
95c
Jun
29c
4.00
8.70
Sep
102%
May
15c
3.75
9.35
1
-18%
Apr
3%c July
16,500
133,600
.„1
Navig———
Coyle
Sep
99%
2.20
Transvision-Television
Pacific
Oct
17%
90
10%
Toronto
Oct
8c
.
1.73
2.29
-
Sep
25c
88c
3.80 Aug
Jan-
Jan
20c
fii'
Jan
78c
2,635
7c
:
1
1.73
4%c
9%c
1
Feb
May
2.85
18,444
10%
Elevators
25c
4.00
Gold
Orenada
6%c
4c
16,000
149,500
,
v
1-
;
Torbrit Silver Mines
16%c
Jun
9c
24c
——
Feb
Feb
101
7c
*
Mines—;
Toronto
Jan
1.10
7%c
_—__—
Exploration--
Crush
Orange
2.90;
2.75
2.89
Jar
18c
13c
Sep
30,%
Feb
July
39c
4%c Aug
105,730
Sep
11
31
*
Thompson-Lundmark.
Jan
11
Mar
,
36T4
_10
Pearson
Teck-Hughes
15 Mi
Feb
5
22c
Jun
6.50 July
Jan
18
'■y
1.33
Tombill Gold
Oakville
100%
!':—
.
;
Preferred
Feb
Feb
39c
Jan
37
Jan
8c
May
17%;
17%,
100%
1
9%c
Jun
1,365
6c
1
,
5%c July
10c
Inlet
Jun
30%
2,300
—1
—
Sylvanite Gold
Apr
3%c
16c
18% Aug
26,875
16c
74c
Jun
30
'1,090
7.90
-II'lOO
1.75
'*•
July
July
40c
25,000"
15 %
1.12
36%
7.70
1—i
Mines
Iron
6%c
3%c July:
.
4,500
5'/2C
.
5%c
Oil
Mines
6c
5%c
6c
———*—
(1940)
Mine6
Star
Nubar
5,000
1.75
———
Gold
Jnca
North
4%C
1.12
Mines
Denison
North
Northland
4%c
32c
*—_—..r
Mines-
Canada
Extension
Northern
4%c
-1.75
„——-—
Canadian
35%
Superior Oils Ltd—
'
Supertest (new ordinary)—*.
Rock
Preferred
Norpick Gold
36%
Sturgeon River Gold————*.mil
5c
-
35%J 36%
Jan..,
16'/«
50
36
High
48c
4,100'
7.80
32c
,
Low
65c
:
Steep
Range Since Jan. 1
High
60c
;
;
:/■ Preferreds
Jan
Apr
86
May
"Low '
60c
17%-
1.40
Jun
25c
/<
BrosV;—**—k——.
60c
Jan
1,450
3%C
—
Shares
1
3.00
May
1
,v
-—
Mines
Gold
Olsen
Stedman
Jan';
1
_______ —
Norgold
Nprlartic
Starratt
Jan
6%c July
10%c Aug
31,000
16c
12c.
1.10
*•
for Week
Par
High
ll%c
7c
80
Gold ——;
Mines
Noranda
:
1.95
2.05
Ltd A,
Mines
Nor-Acme
Nordon
iniiiiiiiiilij
:
,
Aug
3%c May
1.40 July
3,875
'
Nib
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9c 10 %c
10c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
—1
Friday
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
1.85
50,475
1.35
Jun
4c
July
.
8c
2.06
JaD
Feb
Fel
Aug
Jan
May
i
Apr;Jan
!
..
Roche
*
Consolidated
20c
22c
5,000
20c
27%
26%
27%
2,770
25
19V2
17%
19%
7,217
12"%
3"/2c
2%c
4c
67,000
25
26
740
14 %c 16 %c
60,500
•
Lawrence
class
Oils
Scurry.
Security
0
L*
•
Shawkey
Shea's
(1945)
Mines—
-
Sheep Creek Gold*
Sherritt
Sicks
Silver- Miller
Silver
Class
Simpson's
Class
;
Siscoe
Ltd
A
1.60
1.85
20
100
2.50
2.75
25,700
3.50
4.15
33,175
80c
95c
16,100
22,200
502
10
12c
,14c
i4%
15,609
14%
30
150
1.70
1.70
3.95
4.15,
19%
Oils
45
1.75
4.05
19 "/2
1,800
250
25c
24c
27c
44,300
27
27
27
55
,
A 1,50
4.50
2.80
2.70
2.80
2,000
9%
9%
9%
993
1.56.
30,700
.
Paving
common*
—
Standard Radio
class A
___
Stanley Brock class A
B
1
II_*
—Hill"*
—i
For footnotes
see 00 ee
,
47
1.85
1.65
2.05
305,954
65c
Jun
2.05
Oct
[,
4.15
1.00
Anglo
39%
50%
Sep
Sep
Canadian Pulp & Paper
Sep
Brown
,
$5
Corp
Co
2nd
preferred
Bulolo
Apr
Canadian Collieries
16 %
J&n
Canadian
Jan
Canadian Industries common
Apr
1.85
Sep
4.60
Jan
21
Feb
7.60
28% May
85c
Jan
31%
33%
1,076
92%
92%
,94
70c
79c
7,799
57c
80c
78c
85c
51,850
55c
Feb
1.85
38
25
17%
18
605
12 %c
10c
15c
114,000
36c
44c
28,800
39c
38c
40c
14%
14
14%
29
29:%
6
6
t
Jan
814
Jan
Apr
5V»
TTT
r
■<
.
"<
>
Jan
39%
Feb
Jun
Feb
•-
Jan,
34% May
Canadian
Western
17% July
...
25
Fei
70
69
70
145
15
15%
8,215
120% 121%
103
97
Mar
47
Jan
15
—
c
:
52%
52%
53
7.25
7.50
20
20%
755
4.75
4,325
4.55
•
24%
4.40
42%
V
24%
24%
42
42%
101
Feb
1.28 Mar
85c
Oct
41
Lumber
Feb
i
Steel
—
common
—
100
33
Jan
48
Aug
5
163
July
175
Jan
3.20
July
3.95
.11%
f
12
'•
12%
8,990
6 "A
Jan
13%
Sep
82
82
40
82
Jan
[
'■
-4;00
4.25
580
1.20
Jan
Sep
7%
8
p
400
7%
Sep
•
...
'
•1"
-I'."
.
Paper
40
42.%
40c
55c
52
Ogilvie Flour
71
93,360
50
50c
160
2,983
-
32%
7
7
Jun
814 Mar
Sangamo Co Ltd
514
Jan
7% Mar
Yukon
Pend
7%
Price
43%
55c
Oct
38
Jan
57
Feb
Mar
110
18
Jan
21
490
55 %
Jan
71
Oct
35
35
35%
385
30% Aug
50 % Jun
41
Feb
60%
Jan
21%
29%
Sep
Sep
56
54%
56%
1,642
26
25%
26%
885
3.80
3.85
35
27%
5
Jan
3.40 Mar
27,%
50
32
33%
1,350
33
33
40
25%
25%
25%
225
11
10%
iir%
8,107
32
32
33
490
28
Mar
19
Ppper__*_.
19
50
19
Oct
%c
7,700
32%
Bros
1
—
Consolidated
\
Sep
18
3.80
1
Oreille
May
Jan
Jan
"
common
Jan
Feb
Oct
30%c
-v
26%
—
—1
30c
75c 83
Jan
3.90
25%
Jan
32% May
34% Sep
27
Jan
33
21%
Feb
■,
8
71
Weaving
30
4.75
Sep
18
common
Ontario
Jan
Mar
65%
——..—*—,
&
Wire
v
•:
71
_•
International
Jan
15
Feb
2,200
common
International Utilities
Interprovincial Utilities
46 %c
24%
5.15 Sep
25% Aug
164
*
Hayes Steel
Inc
Jun
Jan
1
3.80
Bridge
Minnesota
20%
;
9.05 Mar
164
_•
deHavilland Aircraft
Loblaw
Jun
3.50
-
-
•
Jan
3.60
41%
Niagara
19
;■
Maj
53% July
164
_•
Alcohols
Oil
Oct
6.00
74% Sep
16% Aug
122
3.65
Jan
20%
Jan
>
May
1
_•
Disher
413-
Jan
9%
3,087
20
39%
333
7.40
Dalhousie
Jun
Aug
t
14
7%
15c
Jan
100
.
Jan
4.00
50c
514
9 "/a
5
July
33c
565
13,976
_____*
25c
26
13%
Consolidated Paper
5%c July
12%
390
Sep
12 %
13%
Feb
1,335
7%
5%,
40
2,733
.
6
7 "/a
■»
90%
34%
Apr
3.00
10 "/a
Aug
29%
Sep
—?
Marconi
Commercial
42c
Jan
7%
34%
7
—100
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
Aug
:;32
Investments
Canadian Westinghouse
Coast Copper
22c
May
9% Apr
150
•
*1
General
Oct
23
2.25
16
34%
•
Sugar;
37c
5.65 May
Jan
34%
5
3314
High
200
100
—
Jun
21% Mar
Low
13%
•
Gold
&. Dominion
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10%
1
Aug
Oct
32%
38
common.
convertible- 1st preferred
14%
18%
Low
•
*
—
30
Jan
Shares
•
Oct
Jan
1.25
for Week
5
43% May
36
135
5
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Andian National
Asbestos
31%
11c
Week's
Last
Anglo Newfoundland
Jan
1,150
•
r
Sep
27C
7%
•;
j'
Sep
Sep
3.10
Jan
33%
29%
•
~
;
*
Jan
24
Apr
33
18
Jan
2.05
Friday
Dominion
,,
Aug
17c
Apr
Sale Price
Oct
10c
7%
V
44c
•
1.35
1.05
17c
^
Jun
3,227
_
Jan
Jan
20
*
.
Ltd
Jan
85c
2.51
"
Mines
16%
18%
7.60
*'
May
525
7.25
20
_
78c
87,584
'
20
19%
;
87c
Apr
72c
stocks
Canada
1
__.
13
105,650
20
7.35
_i
—
common
Brazeau
Class
Feb
44
33%
Jan
7%c
46,975
Canadian Funds
Sep
1514
38%
100
Malartic
Preferred
12
Jan
175
38
*
(N) Co
Southaru Co
Standard
Jan
2.25 May
225
:v
44
•
—
Stadacona
9%
12
30
9:
50c
10,500
1.97
Oct
,_p
A
Gold
Spooner
2.84
»
class
Slater
South
Aug
50c
_
class
Preferred
Sladen
1.50
1
—.
B
38.040
_5
Mines
Dairies
B
2.84
19%
Mines
Standard
45,000
1.86
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
Feb
1
common
Silverwood
5c
14%
80c
'13c 14 Vic
Jan
Jan
:
14%
1
Voting trust
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silanco Mining
Silknit Ltd
3.15
2%c
12 V2c
*<
common—*
.
Jan
4,500
#
_50c
—
Gordon
Breweries
Mar
15,357
44
1
B
—
May
34c
2.90
38%
*
Wpg Brewing, class A
Olf&SS
27
July
2c
3%c
14%
75c
13c
1.95
-1
_—
48% May
19 %c 23 %c
———50
—.__,*——*.
79 %c
1
1
__
_
Yukeno Mines
1014c Aug
90c
preferred;
7%c
Feb
13c
Jan
3.80
Bhawlnlgan Water & Power common—A
Jan
21%
2.15
_1
Zinc
Oct
Aug
2.75
Warrants
&
Mines
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Feb
2.65
20
Lead
Yellorex
Jun
19 Mi
6c
1.60
•
Oil Co Ltd
Selburn
41c
31
28%
11%
•
Senator Rouyn
Jan
(
I',
Yale
Jan
1,000
14V2
Petroleums—
Sep
May,
39c
3,165
2.80
*
Freeholdf
Jun
3%C
•
common
14 %c
8c
2.75
Ltd-
Scythes & Co
Oct
44%
—_1
A
Sep
Jan
28c
42%
42 Mi
.1
Gold.
Gold
„
14%
12 %c
8c
.1
common-
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Sarnia Bridge
-L_.
Scarfe
16c
.1
Corp
Antonio
26
.1
common
9.600
33c
Jan
May
9%
6c
17 %c Aug
1
Industries
River
78,025
*
Ryan Lake Mines
Ryanor Mining
Sand
19,700
28c
29c
Oil
Rupununi Gold
San
8%C
22c
31c
Royalite
St
7%c
1
10
Roy Silver Mines
Royal Bank
Russell
8c
24c
50
V
•
Oils
Roxana
-•*
1
Lac
Long
Rowan
12
1
common
Jan
36
Sep
11%
Oct
36%
Adt
19
Oct
90c
Sep
6.85 May
-
50c
' Feb
Sep
1
;
'
Number 5053
Volume 174
'■••I
The Commercial and Financial ' Chronicle
»
,
.
(1333)
41
over-thedgounter securities
'
'
Quotations
for
Friday,
Oct.
5
Investing Companies
Mutual Fundi-—
«
:•
Affiliated, Fund
1
Amerex
\
Inv
.! Ask
Figures after decimal point represent
Ltd--—-
Federal
W.82^*-15.58
shares...__ic
Group
80c
Group shares—___lc
Insurance
2s
88c
,
1.12
13.83
7V2
Investment
11.65
12.73
2V2
Investors Management Fund
Johnston (The) Mutual
67/a
"2
21.05
22.63
24.48
26.46
10c
10.10
15
of
Trust
Boston.—1
li
19.72
31.81
32.45
B-l
(Investment Bonds).
B-2
(Medium
23:09
24:96
B-3
(Low Priced. Bonds)-.
:——1
25.66
28.11
B-4
(Speculative
Bonds)
1
40.55
43.84
K-l
(Income
Stocks)
24.21
1
Christiana Securities com—,-100 6,550
26.17
K-2
value.—
Net asset
Bload Street Invest Corp
*
} Bullock Fund Ltd——
Century Shares Trust:—
Chemical Fund
———
;
,
i
26.67
11.09
28.71
31.32
Preferred
(Quality Common Stks)_l
S-l
Fund———.—--1
Funds
Diversified
|
♦
Bank
14.48
9.51
1
Chemical
Merchandising
Metals
'
steel
:
Tobacco —-
lc
3.68
4.05
11.28
lc,
3.74
6.16
15.30
12.95
16.57
15.30
14.67
Non-Ferrous
11.85
2.14
10.81 ■'
1.95
-
*5.48
7 Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial Industrial
———5
18.12
2.62
1;,'/- Common stock/Series
Investors
of
1
Capital Corp—
;—1
General Investors Trust—_—1
Gas
Industries Fund Inc
General
i
-
Inc
Trust—
beneficial
Investors
1%S April
l'/aS July
i%s
1,
Common
Automobile
shares
Sept.
1,
lVaS
Oct.
1,
1952_—
1952—.
"
7:
5.34
administered shares—lc V
8.14
General bond shares
lc
8.44
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
9.47
Institutional bond shares—lc
9.43
Investing Company shares—lc
13.00
Low Priced shares
lc
8.07
7-
'7
12-
3-51
bl.90
«
;
v
Petroleum shares —i
Bond shares——ilc
Railroad
•«
lc
lc
shares
Equipment shares
—lc
Railroad stock shares.——lc
RR
—lc
-i-lc
I'l, Steel shares,
V "
Tobacco shares
2-52
b2.00
,
:
,
39.27
Bid
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
-
1
Howe Plan Fund Inc
1
Foundation Fund—10c
Income
-
r
y
—5
Incorporated ' Investors
4-
1-52
b2.15
2.00%
1-51
5-
1-52
b2.15
2.00%
4-51
6-
2-52
b2.20
2.05%
2.20%
10-
1-51
7-
1-52
b2.20
2.10%
Doe
Bills
Bid
Ask
1.20%
bl.55
Nov.
7.02
7.33
.1
6.95
1951———
bl.55
1.30%
1951
bl.55
1.35%
Dec.
1,
1951
bl.55
1.40%
Dec.
Nov.
8,
1951
bl.55
1.40%
Dec.
27,
15,
1951
bl.58
1.42%
Jan.
3,
7.74
Nov.
23,
1951
bl.58
5.16
bl.60
1.46%
1.46%
1.44%
1951
13,
1951
bl.60
1.50%
1951
1952—
bl.60
1.50%
bl.60
1.52%
20,
8.46
1
1.44%
7.60
1
Ask
bl.58
bl.60
18,
25.
Nov.
5.64
Series
Primary Markets in
4.63
4.24
6.39
6.98
1
10.47
11.44
1
5.25
5.74
Low Priced Com Stock Series.l
Series
i
Selected
New
Series
Group Series
Resources
England
Fund
19.47
: '20.94
:
&
51a
25%
34.62
34.97
—5
25
32
10c
com
;
5
:
Kugel, Stone 8c Co.
Fund Inc
value)
asset
5%
24%
__1
preferred—
de Vegh Mutual
City Bank Stocks
5.58
1
New York
6.66
5.09
.:
Pacific Amer Investors
$1.50
6.09
Inc..lc
Fund
Trading—
Incorporate-!
_^l
14.47
17.67
19.21
1
19.28
20.84
—1
3.35
3.66
59.65
59.65
29.25
29.25
2%
14.67
15.86
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
27.40
New York 5, N. Y.
20 Broad Street
14.91
2.50
Fund
Putnam
(Geo)
Inc
Fund
Republic Investors Fund.
Teletype: N. Y. 1-1822
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Com
Stock
Fund (net asset value).*
Inc
Selected
(net asset value)—*
Shares
Amer
Sovereign
Investors.
8.41;
1
.
Bank & Trust
9.21
69.50
69.39
70.09
Inc
25
—-
Inc
l
9.22
10.05
—„1
Technical Fund
Par
York
Bank of
Bank
the
of
Manhattan
York
New
Avenue
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
13.68
1
15.09
16.31
Bankers
Chase
Co_ -_10
'•
Harris
10
43%
36%
38 %
Chemical Bank
43%
45%
__10
& Trust
Texas
Union Bond Fund series B
Fund
Trusteed
Inc.
—
Industry Shares
Union
United
Income
Fund
United
Science
18.97
Fund
1
Shares
1
12.81
13.92
1
6.36
6.17
1
Ino
6.74
13.51
13.78
1
20.58
22.45
1
20.45.
21.99
1
4.34
Investing Corp—1
Inc—
Wisconsin Investment Co
4.45
6.86
Unit
Trustee
10
Franklin
8.99
10.25
2.48
5.08
Manufacturers Trust Co
37.59
Series
1956—
1
2.54
Meadow
'St Shares—
Companies
RM
68%
69%
73%
31%*
33%
44%
46%
Maryland Casualty common—1
$2.10 prior preferred
10
$1.05 convertible preferred__5
25
27
Massachusetts
19%
20%
53%
Life
National Fire
77
National
.25
83
86
305
325
39
41
National
—
20
& Trust
10
P)
First
1,560
53%
&
_20
Inc
Co
51
St.
55
275
282
Trust
25
National
Title Guarantee & Trust
United
26%
12
100
Trust
States
7%
8%
36
39 >
42
17
Bank
50%
Nat'l—100
15%
16%
new
25
47%
50%
25
61
St
Bank
National
Mutual
249
239
National
Manufacturers Bank & Trust-20
100
96
34
20
Exchange Nat'l Bank—20
47%
24
*
First
51 %
24%
58
60%
Mercantile-Commerce
47%
Sterling
20%
19
45%
48%
49%
56
58%
Mercantile
20
City Bank
York
20
Louis
Amer.
107%
New
.12%
Bank__
National
United States Nat'l Bank
55%
100
Freeport N Y
(J
21%
20%
100 1,510
—20
Portland
Trust
Bank
Louis
Union
Grove
Tower
Co
Trust
&
20
Trust
56
Bank <fc Trust—20
60
60
100
140
22%
73
31
46%
65
——i-25
51%
29
104%
113
Lincoln
—-25
43%
Peoples First National Bank
25
60
Jersey Insurance of N Y
87%
Surety
4iy4
Nat'l Bank & Trust__100
Mellon
90%
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust—17%
108
58%
84 VA
American
10
Angeles
Security-First
41
87%
70%
10
55%
National
<0
20
Aetna, Insurance,
10
Aetna Life
1—_—-————10
30%
34%
Boatmen's
Insurance Co of North Amer„10
28%
33
of Commerce
National Bank
Brook
National
P*r
American
10
Bank
Los
286
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Morgan
21%
38
277
Industrial Bank of Commerce.lO
2.17
Fidelity & Casualty_5
of Newark2V2
Re-Insurance _——10
40%
375
1,300
-100
1
Equitable
39
National Bank of Detroit
34%
32%
—10
1
American
355
16
Pittsburgh
—20
Bank
(The)
1955-
American
31
400
Detroit
Bank—
National
Franklin Square N Y
Series
American
22
32%
—20
Trust
Shares—
Independence Trust Shares
Alliance ——-—.10
Automobile u.—4
143
20
_100 1,240
Bank
Guaranty Trust
2.50
National
138
—10
Trust
&
10
National
Hanover
E
North Amer T
41
_
Eank
2.34
12.64
5.53
39
Union
66 %
Fiduciary Trust
First
610
Co
National
5%
5 /I
64%
—16
Plains N Y)
Federation
,
Co
Empire Trust
4.71
Type Trusts—
Diversified
Trust
590
City Bank
National Bank
Central
Cleveland
6.95
Whitehall Fund
7.67
8.74
—10
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
(White
Wellington Fund.—
Street
Corn
22.17
Fund
Wall
Continental Bank & Trust
County
1
Preferred Stock
Value Line Fund
1.04
93c
_25c
310
100
"Trust Co
264
295 '
Cleveland
'
Inc
Ask
257
100
Savings
45%
15
Bank
Bid
100
Bank
Trust &
Northern
349
334
100
-
First
".
,
Trust
National
National
33%
31%
Fifth
&
14.91
—
Television-Electronics Fund
Companies
Chicago—(Cont)—
Ask
Bid
Par
New
29.62
67.00
State Street Investment Corp..*
Ask
Agricultural A
2-51
9-
Nov.
14.55
"13.46
1
Natural
99
—
78-
Oct.
16.44
1
Series
Industrial Stock
Insurance
Casualty & Surety—10
1.95%
dct.
18.70
15.31
of
Aetna
1.90%
b2.10
1951
16.94
Series—
8.85
34.77
b2.05
3-52
11,
Oct.
1
Bond
10.78
9.02
15.06
2.95,
5.67
12.26
5.12
2.14
1-52
3-
29, 1951
Dec. 6, 1951
17.60
Corp
Series..
Series
■
Ask
2-
1-51
Dated
United States Treasury
1
Stock
b2.00
2-5?
1-
4-51
9-
42.45
rl
Inc
14.23
6.25
lc
Utility shares
Bid
1-51
6-
2.25%
1.65%
„
5-
2.35%
1.85%
2.00%
16.19
-
10.38
9.82
,
98.12
1956
2.35%
1.85%
-1
Stock
9.25
6.99
7.97
4.05
-
99.6
98
April 1,
2.25%
1.75%
1-
.1
Inc
Series
Priced
Speculative
8.92
9.84
8.23
13.76
2.68
5.16
Merchandising shares—lc
Mining
98.28
98.20
99.4
Rate
1-51
20.90
Investors
Income
9.67
9.04
10.44
Fully
.
98.26
98.18
15,
2.15%
1.65%
2-51
Securities—
Preferred
14.74
5.86
shares
Food
•
A
100
l%s March 15, 1955
l%s Dec. 15, 1955__
x
Ask
Bid
Dn>
Dated
4-
Security Series—
Bond
10.14
10.89
.
106
1951
1954
1,
123.82
Pine Street Fund Inc
9.25
9.94
2
19511
15,
Nov.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
3-
19.32
7.12
lc
Electrical Equipment
.0992
2.00%
115.15
Petroleum
13.46
lc
.lc
shares.—
Chemical
100.0614
.
1.875%'
„«
National
shares.lc
Building shares
r -
l%s March
bl.90
Inc.l
National
Fund
lc
—lc
——
Aviation shares
.1189
bl.90
Fund/
7.66
8.82
8.25
9.53
1%S
100.0834
l%s
1%s
Scudder, Stevens & Clark'
.
1%S Oct.
.1200
1-51
Fund
Life
Balanced Fund
Group Securities—
'
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Values are in 32nds—
4073
100.0864
1952_;
.0931
100.0784
1952
15,
Bli
Notes—
100.0690
1952-
1,
Aug.
'
interest—.1
2nd
Invest Fund
Natlon-Wide
20.73
22.72
20.06
21.69
72.39
6.01/1 6.53
Fundamental .Investors Inc——.2
s
"-96.4^0,646
8.50
Fund
6.49
.
100
99.22
MaturityTreasury
1-51
7.76
(Net
lc
99.12
99.4
ld55-1953„,
1, 1957-1955—1—
1,
Price
Ctfs. of Indebtedness—
11-
10c
Bond
Pioneer
t
Dollar
Ask
Bli
11-
5.86
6.99
lc
Preferred stock series
Oct.
1-51
5.32
shares—
Mutual
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
7
l%s
1-51
lc
Pell
v
'
8-
6.59
shares
Mutual Fund of Boston
6-31
18.85
100.2
5.4£j
4.95
Metals...—lc
Massachusetts
34%
—10
32%
;
First Mutual Trust Fund——1 7
5.71
7 Founders Mutual Fund—
—* :
8:14
First Boston Corp—
•.
100
2-
5.99
Ctfs
2.87
13, 1952 wi—
2.05%
lc
Mass
19.59
Fund Inc-1
Feb.
Maturity—
6.31
Mass
5.68
2%s
4.12
5.73
Manhattan
34.33
25.34
20c
Equity Fund Inc—
,
32.11
23.70
Furnishings shares
Steel
■
1
1
Fund
Stock
shares
lc
Low
Eaton & Howard—
Balanced Fund
Industries
Petroleum
■.
*
1.85%
Paper shares
8.90
9.75
12.14,.; 13.30
.
100.2
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
I
shares
Business
32.93
16.87
10.05
9.81
100.5
100
99.20
99.14
53.74
General
25c
—
53.74
Home
30.05
15.39
9.17
8.95
100 .3
117%
116%
_196l
-
—
100
99.26
-
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
l%s May 1, 1952-1951
"iy2s Jan^l, 1953-1952
*100.2
37.65
10
Value).
Automobile
37.65
23.09
————1,:
Dividend Shares
Asset
Managed, Fynds—•-
15.27
16.47
1954
Fund—
5.24
13.39
13-93
15.03
1
Equipment——-1
4
1
Railroad
'it-:"':
:
•
Mutual Fund—
4.76
13.96
.
1,
100.4
.
100
Ask
99.4
98.24
-
Canal 3s
1951
15,
2.20s June
4.66
1
-————1
Utility—
Railroad
11.41
4.76
—
Public
*
10.44
4.32
-1
Pacific Coast Invest Fund—1
■
(Net
12.73,;
11.82
15.12
-1
!-l.
—
———
Oils
25c
5.62
13.96
,
:
6.98
10.63
preferred stock—1
Electrical equipment—
1
Insurance stock
1
•«Machinery
6.37
4.23
;21.07
Diversified
,
—1
—lc
—-—1
Diversified Investment Fund_l
5
7.84
(Net Asset Value)—!——*
'->12.96
14.48
13.21
11.62
Corporate bond series———1
Diversified Common stock—j.1 »
v.-
19.61
7.18
Equipment shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
-1
—
17.98
Stks)_l
Com
Fund
Loomis Sayles
15.87
10.42
..
11.83
1
—L
stock
Building Supply
•.
Priced
Loomis Sayles Second
Aviation
;
(Appreciation Com Stks) 1
(Low
Com
Lexington Trust Fund
Inc—
Agriculture
Automobile
.f.
21.19
S-3
17.11
31%
19.73
15.74
29%
17.94
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Delaware
36.66
19.42
(Income
Knickerbocker
Composite Bond & Pfd Stock
Fund Inc
.1———1—1
.
33.60
Stocks)—.1
S-2
7.76
7.14
1
■*
142
137
—100
.
Investment
Commonwealth
;.
6,700
'2%s Feb.
19.22
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
1953
Panama
12.11
17.61
,F?
1,
100.4
——--r100 .3
1952 wi——_
l%s Feb.
100.1
99 .31
Bli
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
100.2
100 .2
■-
a point -
Other I true*
1952————'
April
2.20s May 15,
20.18
1
.1
Pfd
1
Bonds)-!
Grade
S-4
<
2%s
;
26.48
18.50
1952
32nds of
or more
one
,<■
100.1
99. 31
100
-
15,
Ask
Bid
27.88
24:27"
•'
1951
2.iUs March 14,
,
Keystone Custodian Funds—
10.11
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
15,
2.20s Feb.
20.14
————_i
Fund Inc
Oct.
Banks—
Loan
Oct. 15, 1951—
l%s~7f0v, ia; 1951—
2%s Feb. 15, 1952fc:——
18.59
12.72
Group shares—-lc
Home
^%s
1.24
16.97
20.89
—~1
Boston Fund Inc
Bli
Par
Shares
Stock and Bond Group.-.
lc
Investment Co of America—_1 "
11.87
19.22
of America-—
Tr
Bank
13.55
10.91
*
Aviation
"4.57
12.47
Iqc—■—1.
Obligations of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
Institutional
„
4.22
Shares—1
•; Beneficial Corp——1
Blair Holdings Corp—————_1
Bond
,5.19
50%
Axe-Horughton Fund Inc.——^.1
Axe-Houghton Fund B
_—5
,
Ask
4.80
—1%
_10
Corp—1
American Mutual Fund
•
Bid
Pit
,
'
Inc
Holding
.[ American Business
'
■
,
American
Assur——5
24%
26%
City Nat'l Bank & Trust
;—5
34
36
Continental
Manufacturers. ^.4
8
(Detroit)—10
10
31
5
Bonding
Merchant Fire Assurance
American
————10
Automobile
Merchants
Bankers
Shippers.,
&
i.
Boston y
Camden Fire,—
;
5
Fire
...
20%
North
130
61
64%
—10
36
r
•19%'
27
River ——2.50
46%:
7%
———12,50
3.33%
&
Forster
Inc
Northern
Northeastern
Pacific
Group Assoc
Employees
Federal
—
a——————!i_10
X 44 ;'v
21
Firemen's of Newark—-I!!—5 *!"
}
73
58%
21%
'25%
&
General Reinsurance
Glens
Falls
Corp—lilO
53
-
.
57
——5
Republic————^^-.5
Globe
■>
5 :
36%;
Fire——_ilO"
33
:
Hartfbrd, Fife
2_!-10 ; 136% '
Great
American
.
Hanover
Hartford
Home
.
Steamboiler -!—_10
!__!-!
^5
,
Standard
37%
Travelers
35
U
140%
•
S
U S
^
.
10
28%
U
38
Westchester Fire
S
Guarantee
29%
7%
8%
36%
31%
.38%
33%
65%
69%
31%
Coiumbus
47%,
Intl
*
90%
San
Francisco
"
"
27%
28%
Bid
—6425
Bank of Amer N T A S
94
Power
Alk
99%
36%
600
620
53
55
3
39
41
10
2
100
23
for
'
Ask
106%
107%
100%
100%
1981
1981
102%
&
104%
105%
104%
104%
Dev
Tenn
1
102%
104 %
105
Mississippi Power Co 3%s—1981
103%
1041/4
Southern Calif Edison
3%s
2%s_1976
98
Southern
Calif
-
99%
——1976
Gas of Calif—
101%
102
—1981
—
100%
101%
3%s
Bid
Stocks—
99
101%
&
103%
104%
103%
A*
El Paso Natural Gas—
pfd ser of'51-*
National Distillers Products—
4 % % preferred
100
Spencer Chemical Co—
4%% preferred
50
Tenn Gas Transmission—
$5.10 preferred
100
$4.40 conv 2nd
1976
Power
3%s
1976
Washington Gas Lgt 3%S—1976
99%
104
"
"
Light 3%s—1981
Consol Gas 3%s__
"
Gas Transmis 3%s—1971
United Gas Corp
98.16
3%s Oct 1 1981
Minn
Bonds—(Continued)
102%
1981
3%s
Recon
Security Issues
Elec—
3%s
Power
Bid
j
.1981
Ohio
—
Bank
Mich
-
21%
Sou
&
3%s
Consumers
33%
45 %
-
Appalachian Elec Pwr 3%s_1981
17%
83 V*
'34%
/
Georgia Power 3%s—
27%
„
225
212
Recent
Duke
53
16
——10
r—100
Guaranty Co—2
Fire
8%
79%
—
Accident—.
—
Fidelity &
34%
32%
36
56
23V8
27 %
14%
21%
13
19%'
Globe & Rutgers Fire coromon_5 -■
77
60%
59
v
Co—
50
:_'_10'
Providence-Washington
_10
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)—!—2
Republic (Texas) __—:
—10
St Paul Fire & Marine——12%
Seaboard Surety:——i——10
Security (New Haven)-——10
Springfield Fire & Marine—'—10
—
Trust__33%
Bonds—
.
-48%
169
Casualty Co——5
Phoenix
—-
Deposit of: Md——10
Assn of, Philadelphia_-l_10,Fireman's Fund of Frisco—I-ID
*
Fidelity
Fire
Peerless
40
MV2
-
25
Fire
Pacific Indemnity
36%
—*33%
38
_^!_10
Employers Reinsurance
——
&
39%
34
42
100
Illinois
Bank
61%
37%
38
Crum
?:
National
Bank & Trust
34
59%
Amsterdam
r
134
Copnecticut General Life—. .—10
Continental Casualty—:
: —10
8%
32
5
22,
61%
'
Union
64
115
—10
Casualty
Casualty——2
New Hampshire Fire——-10
New York Fire
5
New
25
&
United
Chicago
114%
116
111%
112%
55%
103%
56%
105
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
$2.55 preferred
—-•
<6
47
d Deferred delivery sales (not
Included in year's range),
eEx-interest.
fFlat price,
kAdmitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
change.
n Admitted to trading N. Y., Curb.,
r Cash sales (not Included In year's range),
t Exliquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges.
wdWhen delivered- wiWhen
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
(1334)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Week Ended
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this
will show
week
Preliminary figures compiled by
us
with
increase compared
an
year
a
1951
Third
ago.
Federal
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
for all cities of the United States for which it is
will be 3.2%
Saturday, Oct. 6, clearings
total stands at
$17,542,243,300 against $17,004,896,849 for the
this center there is
same
gain for the week ended Friday of 1.6%.
a
Our comparative
BY
1951
873,279,907
637,765,237
+
1,052,000,000
i
1,039,000,000
352,279,676
—
3.4
—
8.1
507,688,776
-
San
——
five days
All Cities,
five days-
day
353,593,164
2.9
'
t
+
342,655,381
266,029,143
Total all cities for week—
+ 18.5
1.8
3,177,479,185
+
Total
4.2
776,578,202
756,451,133
$1T,542,243,300 $17,004,896,849
——
our
issue of next week.
Saturday
We cannot furnish them
the whole country
2.7
+
a
917,457,160
975,195,139
we
Reserve
furnish
a
an
3rd
*
5th Richmond
.
8th St. Louis
4,818,411
11th Dallas
.
Federal
Reserve
20,764,636
7,172.476
'
*
*
'A'
'
v
v
7,62G,325
$
Inc.
1949
or
-
*v
Portland
Dec. %
$
Indiana—Fort
503,790.594
Fall
New
Wayne
South
Bend
1.—«...
Des>
Moines
1,129,297
1,519,538
4.4
16,191,887
10,754.303
9.7
4,567,680
571,112
6,458,013
6,109,713
8.3
4,742,432
6,122,254
58,881,000
0.5
49,150.000
7,114.087
53,866,000
8,607,697
3.7
6,469,194
3,106,273
2,611,760
+
18.9
2,520,037
2,908,294
75,939,587
+
8.4
56,357.640
59,326,173
3,675,711
32,507,240
13,950,585
4,034,144
+
0.2
3,800,383
35,412,041
+
3.9
34,456.059
15,577.099
+
5.6
13,854,975
1,289,938
823,819,077
3,780,400
+ 45.9
1,216,427
6.2
669,657,496
760.983,010
+
10.731,393'
1,251.365
+
33.1
6,559,904
4,969,213
9,403,269
11,180,884
+ 10.5
A
6,263,932
6.133,348
+
2.0
4,464,203
5,416.436
4,302,074
4,138,922
+
3.9
3.678,597
4,131,579
1,141,847,067
Total (17 cities)
446,089,429
Tennessee—Memphis
722.399,333
+ 14.2
573,663,755
611,398,954
1,076,471,475
+
6.1
882,899,311
985,454,859
1.5
Illinois—Quincyj.—1
1,076,471,475
6.1
882,899,311
985,454,859
+
558,983,758
+ 2.6
472,305,820
454,630,338
+
7.5
375,021,150
Eighth
Federal
Reserve
Missouri—St. Louis
District—St,
Louis—
297,000,000
———w—
301,500,000
+
.7.4
429,214,996
.
+ 12.0
287,549,178
288.848,770
952,090,992
+ 10.6
745,424,769
802,257.423
(4 cities)
488.284.780
352,951,653
Total
—
242.700.000
284,100,000
146,065,160
141,743,137
+
3.0
109,473,544
110,344,604
128,381,344
-2,302.745
113,773,955
+ 12.8
118,244,39.4
103,597,036
1,965,663
+ 17.1
1,867,882
1,772,074
573,749,249
-
Kentucky—Louisville
441,650,163
545.404,958
553,983,758
2.6
472,305,820
499,813,714
+
499,813,714
Ninth
+
4.6
13,224,799,702
+
6.4
6,619,561.490
Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
St. Paul
7,195,476,070
7,783,549
3.1
5,978,562
10,231,537
308,311,288
+
9.4
255,466,033
112,572.979
L
AA
8,029,115
337,759,179
310,284,228
108,778,069
+
3.5
87,761.345
93,194,826
9.3
7,875,756
8,715,610
5.8
3,235.938
4,274.810
+ 19.9
4,242,516
4,377,031
—
Minneapolis
1
14,595,826.419
8,334,987,537
Federal
Minnesota—Duluth
North
1951;
1950 '.A- Inc. or
$
—
Dakota—Fargo
7,270,253
Montana—Billings
Total
'.
,
5,354,196
529,555,858
2,573,264
;
,
J" *"
•
;
f
—
—
—
11,262,520
+
16.0
10,461,000
10,512,121
454,630,338
+
7.5
375,021,150
441,650,163
-
(88.870,485
-
Tenth! Federal Reserve District—Kansas
City815.365
672,233
+
21.3
576,016
532,725
+
8.1
494,847
7.261,737
527,031
6,817,114
+
6.5
6,000,975
6,920,356
}
1,940,399
+*
.
1,992,760
165,762,965
Hastings
$
I
12,788,964
-
27,299,900
1,711,486
V,
27,839,200
1,415,939
671,043,416
625,272,917
i-K' i
—
147,871,992,
+ 12.1
117,922.333
121,954,985
——
Lincoln
-—-
—.
.
5,493,393
423,965,252
'+
2.6
.
+12.2
-
+
—
+ 20.9
+
7.3
v
—
9,288,825
'
7
20,555,900
503,790,594
11,456,832
326.265,140
12,026,914
6.9
—
+
2,703,864
545,404,958
•
5.3
;
-
A
7.4
+
A
8,996,584
+ 17.8
464,939
9,992.814
892,928
1,864,017 if
...
429,214,996
1,849.568
488,284,780
Total
(6
7,362,156
A 33,026,184
-
6,332,000
"
6,522,965
5,717,754
+ 13.8
237.501.233
28,457,400
+16.1
23,139.970
6,003,000
238,572,500
25,315,696
5,224,000
•
.
+14.8
4,238,000
4,050,728
6.3
10,144,010
cities)
+12.0
287,549,178
+
9.8
+
—
7,662,000
5,478,633
4,773.077
9,757,339
,
...
4.5
294,283,038
334,336,093
.
Falls
f
7,031,409
—
Galveston
Wichita
+
1.9
23*359,571
2.788,703
103,848,444
+
1.6
79,966,726
82,249,830
—17.4
10,413,982
396,511,964
1,750,752
+
21.1
Washington—Seattle
1,547,105
"
.
—
352,951,653
>
9,968,092
-
288,848,770
2.3G0.G04
—11.3
2,102,111
6,605,238,212
7,400,350,349
61,833,974
Pasadena
San
*
21,924,731
9.6
12,299,819*
17,253,646
3.2
12,245,679
0.3
34,070.515
San
17,C01,930
.16.436,359
•
3.4
a-
19,276.795
59,339,361
4.2
8,672,540,440^
,.+
2.7.
4,243,635
158,213.213
20.0
67.610,568
61,053,997
0.5
12,754,197
9.166.U01
9,879,410
7,365,841
405,178,201
12,385,133
4,056,775
;
8,797,701
78 153,407
Jose
Barbara
:
* +•;
14,890,613
10.996,624
—14.0
469.313,119
+ 19.6
16,755,976
;
65,105,273
9,454.296
561,293,198
15,241,641
-
+
—
_
+
9.9
■• 4,470,972
3,971,768
9,637,754
+
Total
854,483
:
'
44,900,740
44,530,440
19.2
7,658,370;326
(10 cities)
Total
(112
1,052,695,991
952,090,992
17,483,201,954
cities)
1C;715,423,049
-
>
-
a
Now included
L.Z-Z-Z
in
Newark. N.- J.
10,911,421
8,872,021,438
8,334,987,537
3,607,006
.
..
7,763,275
+10.6
745.424,769
802,257,423
+
4.6
13.224.799.702
14,595,826,419
+'
6.4
6,619,561,490
7,195,476,070
55,296,074
6,822,840,511
Grand
267,901,032
•
+ 12.6
11,490,515
Stockton
Outside New York
8,909,709,063
131,083,517
3,230.521
141,399,029
13,064,169
676.087
46.946,426
121,080.819
14,810,671
___.i
;
.-i
I
196,646,029
2.0
—11.5
4,083,582
173,971,136
City
Francisco
Santa
12.520.954
,
162,201,589
4.164,423
Lake
California—Long Beach
2,181,027
2.7
Francisco-
178,131,397
Oregon—Portland
1,527,626
8,380.440,512
i
Yakima
Utah—Salt
2,082,295
47,320,047
V
7,938,459
274,582,849
+
3,149,943
586,008,599
*.
Louisiana—Shreveport
535,251,383
2,941,510
a
—
—
—5*v'.':
Fort Worth
1,428,682
9,620.377
18,010,651
Jersey
(10 cities)
Dallas
23.568,300
1,152,459
8.8
16,706,946
Jersey—Montclair
7,812,925
10,597,072
5.6
+
3,183,988
Texas—Austin
10,511.934
+
22,670,362
J
>
4.3
+ 18.2
3,317,690'
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
24,585.304
3,777,516
■
Syracuse
Total
5,498,418
24,451,701
8,610,680,516
_
11,198,717.
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
18.462.089
2,119,575
'
350.029,805
486,667
7,540.257
105,476,105
—
'369,558,197
1
1,788,159
'7,450,662
4,001,741
1
>
>
.
18,806,8517
•
.
Joseph
Pueblo
1,173,945
1,645,340
-
__i_.
Colorado—Colorado Springy A-.A- '
1
1,545,337'
5,027,966
A
1.9
1.9
450,074,721
.
12,989,490
478,455
'
:,7
+ 13.5
,
'
.
St.
8,610,878
15,353,325
-
Missouri—Kansas City
5,750,619
1,639.230
8,980,099
Wichita
1,785,707
841,423
—10.2':
7,095,306
24,379,807
:
+ 24.0
9,402,632
.
2,178,443
•+:29\i;r.;-
f 2,161,310
8,051 864
5.5
,
■
1948
$
—14.4'
'• 1,073,886
•
27,360,075
1
4,860,583
13,0^1,838
(7 cities)
Omaha
2,213,059
571,423,911
Total (12 Cities)
4,865,818
5,836,849
°
_,
—
8,013,950
4,585,738
Sojuth Dakota—Aberdeen
Nebraska—Fremont
1949
Dec. %
f
York—Albany
New
0.6
11,358,250
;
—
448,009,890
__
(12 cities)
Northern
1,514,171
12,202,360
4,683,825
5,032,871
+ 13.0
13,025,209"
Newark
611,398,954
6.267,826
<
•'
*1,881,453
535,380,362
4,582,194
Buffalo
New
573,603,755
V?
/
874,659,356
-
862.711,479
1,331,667
Connecticut—Stamford
+14.2
t
4,042,510
975.195,139
9,651,229
York
722,399,333
'
16,442,084
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
7,658,370,326
Second Federal Reserve District—New
York—
New
126,649,476
5,534,519
37,321,866
A
—————
Sioux
766.622.568
■'
+
Rochester
114,819.204
8,929,916
917,457,160
2,092,218
Hampshire—Manchester
Jamestown
481,213
3.8
82,305,246
-
6,822,840,511
16,715,428,049
\
—*
97.675.523
years:
Rhode Island—Providence
Elmira
88,718,516
13.2
—.
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
detailed statement showing the
figures for each city for the
—1
+ 15.5
17.7
:
—
Terre Haute
0.4
17,483,201,954
>,
Binghampton
3,658,136
67,183,536
6,614,405
0.8
1,052,695,991
New Haven
Mew
4,649,585
3,212,936
69,600,511
59,181,000
+
488,870,485
Worcester
Total
4.204,371
V
6.5
8.1
+
+
••
—...—
+
586,008,599
Springfield
New
16.2
+
—
+
5,139,144
1,081,503,354
8,872,521,438
,
68.805.522
221,200,009
+
—...
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
District—Boston
Connecticut—Hartford
15,238,236
63,050,586
209,000,000
it
X
Bedford
15,041,899
30.4
+
6,735,472
824,936,288
Kansas—Topeka
"-A".",
+ 17.4
>621,364
'
'
'
•j
1,137,798,469
_____^
River:'
Lowell
446,089,429
,
535,251.383
$ T.'a*
Massachusetts—Boston
448,009,890
69,336,464
146,527,768
Indianapolis
Week Ended September 29
_
3.492.588,
211,854,169-
70,123,815
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
$
7.3
2.7
•
_
3,345,928
215,518,930
2.3
1,523,561
v,>*
'
*
1943
+
■
•
12,368,000
146,295,055
12,743,126
'
Rockford
+
.
Reserve
2,743,153
11,462,000
145,300.374
731.298
-
——
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
(<
Sept. 29 for four
First Federal
2,253,843
24.7
153,107,8G8
,
Helena—-
Maine—Bangor
802,711,479
+ 17.2
126,502,044
1,141,847.067
«
.112' cities
Clearings at—
.'
+13.0
6,172,900
146,066,403
824,936,268
Outside New York City_
week ended
766,622,568
+-16.9
74.146.256
-
Springfield
396,511,964
our
0.8
4,517,260
+ 15.0
246.000,000
:
<<
•».
add
306,944.338
—
17,685,732
96,691,089
288,400,000
Total (10 cities).
• I
now
289,1:9,937
District—Atlanta—
005,220,369
12th San Francisco
We
535,380,362
'
Mobile
In the Kansas City
625,272,917
_
Total
4,190,677
4,168,169
CLEARINGS
1950
573.749,249
_
5.582.391
6.6
+ 15.1
93,839,628
<«
10
*
6,440.738
+ 23.2
96,546,533
605,226,869
-
1,142,024,358
7
_
4,216,769
+
247,831,816
94,342,575
Columbia—Washington—
1,090,584,625
17
City
2.670,086
289,610,241
v
.
Louisiana—New Orleans —
The
8,672,540,440
__
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
27,738.000
2.6
+
12,876,263
Alabama—Birmingham
>«
10
__
3.3
5.0
A2
171,264,987
3,899,063
<<
it
6th Atlanta
+
+
>1
7
_
:
101,477,110
an
671,043,416
cities
12
_
7th Chicago
BANK
3.288,828
16,059,000
197,101,814
Mississippi—Vicksburg
8,909,709,063
_12
11
_
_
OF
7,743,302
—
1,081,503,354
,
Macon
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
$
Philadelphia
7,744,522
<.
—jJ——— '
Augusta
increase of 6.1%, the St. Louis Reserve
1951
Federal Reserve Districts
4th Cleveland
33.920,100
5,707,418
6,155,535
District—Richmond—
—
Peoria
_
35,131,600
Florida—Jacksonville
clearings
by 13.0% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 14.2%.
SUMMARY
_
337,723,322
...
Week Ended September 29—
____
166,280,706
281,086,829
1,090,584,625
Decatur
_
151,844,760
3.6
Nashville
a gain of
7.4%, in the Dallas Reserve District of
12.0% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of
10.6%.
Boston
0.8
+
—14.8
414,010,902
Georgia—Atlanta
Reserve District the totals record
1st
+
405,399,609
♦ 386,712,773
:
____
Tehnessee—Xnoxville
gain of 2.7%. We group the cities according to the
District of 2.6% and the Minneapolis Reserve
District of 7.5%.
2nd New York
8,068,657
205,440.646
440,204,548
Carolina—Charleston
Sixth
Ac¬
increase of 4.6%, the aggregate of clearings for
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
+
District—Cleveland—
1
total (6 cities)
improvement of 2.7%,
in the Boston Reserve District of 7.3% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of
0.4%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
larger by 0.8%, in the Rich¬
following
0.4
Maryland—Baltimore
has to be estimated.
cases
(including this city) the totals show
In the
6,772,028
1,137,798,469
7,944,867
cities)
(7
District of
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this it appears that in
the New York District
mond Reserve District
7,695,215
Virginia—Huntington
South
3,2
+
Outside of this city there was a
gain of 6.4%, the bank
at this center having recorded
9,726,417
10,507,475
+ 15.1
36,295,300
.
having amounted to $17,483,201,954 against $16,715,428,049 in the
week in 1950.
same
5,062,419
+ 13.8
-
Richmond
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
was an
3,519,024
7,899,772
—
Virginia—Norfolk
*
3.2
+
and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
able to
+ 19.2
6,875,336
Fifth Federal
) In the elaborate detailed statement,
however, which we present further below,
we are
4,489,382
today, inasmuch as the week ends
cordingly, in the above, the last day of the week in all
Sept. 29. For that week there
2.938,181
.
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
In
5,057,008
2,999,084
207,070,722
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
—
2.9
.
4.422,602
2.3
1,142,024,358
Reserve
Youngstown
$16,765,665,098 $16,248,445,716
.."-A-
-T—t—
+ 14.5
+
9,675,468
Mansfield
+42.2
3,311,666,010
J
3,072,554
5,348,266
5,421,079
+14.1
2.2
Columbus
+
+
-
2,364,168
11,011,516
—
304.305,548
$13,453,999,088 $13,070,966,531
.
880.000,000
: 9,090.687
_
Cleveland
,
West
all cities,
3,760,785
935,000,000
0.1
—10.4
w
2,503,935
2,566,243
;
401,817,000
251,108,540
-
five days——
Other cities,
6,123,077
.
-
Cincinnati
303,100,000
406,098,705
__
Ten cities
Total
Federal
Ohio—Canton
363,926,594
Baltimore
3,345,214
+- 1.3
347,146,037
,
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
1,631,989
+ 24.1
3,566,999
1,097,000,000
—
(11 cities)——
309,800,000
Francisco
1,057,323
1,066,435
'
571,225,000
City
Louis
St
V
5,350,210
.
i.
Delaware—Wilmington
4,2
-
Boston
Kansas
$8,p20,421,382
-
936,153
661,119
1,103,425
2,898,895
.
1950
$8,751,725,529
—
'
9.9
+
2,998,789
■
______
Fourth
York
Chicago
Philadelphia
8
46.2
+
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended October 6—
1948
$
—14.9
1100.194
—
1,096.000,000
■
-
Wilkes-Barre
York
Total
New
A
—
ScrauterrA'
At
1949
or
Dec. %
1,538,004
1,208,734;
>.„-~4;428,010
—
—
New Jersey—Trenton
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
f
___
Monday, October 8, 1951
September 23
Inc.
026,235
1,938,482
Philadelphia
Reading
for the week follows:
summary
1,308,610
—
_
A A, ;
Lancaster
Our preliminary
week in 1950.
1.
—
.
District—Philadelphia—
Chester ■'
:
possible to obtain weekly clearings
above those of the corresponding week last year.
1950
A
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended
.
.
Number 5053
Volume 174
United Drill
(
General Corporation and
.
Investment News
i
}
(Continued from Page 10)
-
John
promoted to Executive Vice-President.
He
Operational Vice-President with his new
David
W.< Harris
and Gordon
Gilmore
—v.
174,
903.
p.
will combine the duties of
position.
have been elected VicePublic Relations, respectively,
.7. ■■
:
and
Relations
Industrial
of
Presidents
>
of operations, has been
in charge
Vice-President
Codings,
A.
(
Inc.—Official Promoted^-
Trans World Airlines,
■
United Wallpaper, Inc.—To
Corp.—Note Placed Privately—
Tool
&
At'the
at July 31 placed privately with the%
Prudential Insurance Co. of America $2,500,000 15-year
The
company
as
above.—V. 172, p. 848.
Eastern Pipe Line Co.
See Panhandle
Effective Oct. 1—
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc.—Name
Inc. below.
Works,
Tung-Sol Lamp
See
of
The
corporation
this
of
name
and
approved by the stock¬
1951.
important
still an
producer of the original miniature
Tung-Sol now also manufactures a wide variety of items for
communications, transportation, and electronic in¬
dustries.
The company's principal products include cathode ray tubes
for
television,
sealed beam
headlights, automobile direction signal
flashers, radio tubes, and highly technical devices used by the armed
forces.
'
7'(|177V
Although
lamps,
the
B
officers
from
purchase
on
78,604
89,746
receivable
contract
Property,
plant and
Trade
marks,
Deferred
8,033,519.
1
164,809
equipment (net)
patents and goodwill
charges
its
salaries,
Accrued
taxes,
Federal
Oct. 1 publicly offered
100,000 shares of $5 par value
"best efforts basis."
stock at $14.75 per share on a
common
& Co.
Corp.—Stock Offered—Coffin, Betz
Ultrasonic
on
will
456.
The
flashers.
PROCEEDS—If
of
all
stock
the
will
proceeds
sold,
is
used
be
to
purchase stock of the S. A. Woods Machine Co. on which Ultrasonic
Corp. has acquired options to purchase over 95% of the outstanding
stock
capital
at
of $2,200,000 for
price
aggregate
an
Other
of
serial
Minority interests
Class
Excess
company's intended operations, in or near Boston, Mass., or to
purchase of the assets or stock of some other manufacturing
which
concern
such
owns
Massachusetts*
in
incorporated
Corp.,
on
1945, is engaged in the development and manufacture of
Bound generating mechanisms and processes adapting such mechanisms
to industrial use, and in the development and manufacture of com¬
11,
navigational control of guided
gun-fibre control equipment for the armed
puters
Woods
incorporated
was
for
motors
the
in
use
services.
in Massachusetts in 1873.
It is a principal
of
precision
machinery and electric
lumber
and
machine tool industries.
The
in which to fabri¬
presently has no manufacturing facilities
company
cate
the
equipment
which it designs, and accordingly,
has been
subcontracting an expanding volume of such manufacturing work,
concerning itself solely with final assembly and test of such equipment.
Total
continue
Net
direct connection
Tons
sold,
Sales
—;
with
CAPITALIZATION
its
own
business operations.
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
4,2*74,390
L—
-W—
earnings before Federal income taxes—earnings after Federal income taxes.
declared
Current
assets
Current
per
liabilities
at
July
at
31
1950
1,137,511
$2.01
$3.06
<
$1.50
—
1,834,667
Coal
PRESENT
plant and equipment
lands,
(net)
of
stockholders, July 31
of employees, July 31—
Number
Number
—V,
173,
—
-
Personnel—
United Gas Corp.—Changes in
J.
forjner
Miracle,
H.
has
Federal
'
.
Ccmmon stock
($5 par
value
Authorized
None
400,000 shs.
of
Net
prior
'•
income
had outstanding $74,000 of
5%
convertible
Jan. 1, 1960.
The debentures are
.redeemable by the company at any time at 110%
of their principal
amount plus accrued interest.
They are convertible at any time at
the option of the holders into common stock of the company at the
rate of 13
shares of common stock for each $100 principal amount
of debentures.
Since this rate is the equivalent of approximately $7.50
per share and since the market price of the common stock of the
company is substantially in excess of that sum, the company anticipates
that all its debentures will be converted into common stock prior to
their redemption.
The company has^ agreed with the underwriter that
It will call such debentures for redemption within 30 days after the
company has received the net proceeds of the sale of 25,000 shares of
the new common stock.
To the extent, if any, that debentures are
presented for rdemption and not converted, the net proceeds of the
sale of the new common stock will be applied to the redemption of such
debentures.—V. 174, p. 943.
,
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,:
NOTE—On
f
1951, the
debentures, due
Aug.
31,
Intercompany
Earnings
Taxes
been
Net
company
16,158,186
10,805,290
11,434,241
22,042,248
4,918,629
4,280,654
4,279,938
6,228,952
outstdg.
4,271,500
4,281,587
4,280,250
3,890,315
dividends
shares
Common
Earnings per com. share
$3.78
$2.52
$2.67
$5,64
stockholders
12,851
12,402
11,860
6,408
com.
sh.
$1.15
$1.00
$1.00
$1.60
expend,
for
6,420,095
4,865,475
7,927,561
14,998,734
Number
Divs.
of
paid
per
annual
Net
fixed
assets
{Book
value
per
$22.73
The
Federal
of
natural
cont.
for
1200.
Co.—Earnings-
June
30
in the
line
pipeline
gas
crossed
area
will
Union
Estimated
ties
is
in
total
line
.
natural
retail
furnish
to
to
Use.—V.
City, Le Roy and Downs, and
Farmer
v'TO'
Period End. Aug. 31—
,.
.
**
the
of
$
4*
-v
$
y-
oper.
revenues.
45,877,582
Railway oper.
expenses-
34,291,108
46,360,036 323,474,426 279,728,804
30,178,825 251,903,238 209,244,938
ry.
11,586,474
16,181,211
71,571,188
5,800,000
27,183,400
21,150.000
cabinets,
radio
plastic
will
operated
be
Co.—V.
Rubber
States
The
Co.,
111.,
Chicago,
2,528,318
2,402,782
19,831,454
18,107,215
11,486,674
11,123,862
rev.
Other
fr.
income
taxes
Equipt.
_
and
joint
(net)
rents
opers.
taxes
facil.
-
1,987,019
.—
1951,
206,814,
174,
p.
there
since
Feb,
203,417
was
•Income
fr.
oil
operations
Income
and
fr.
20,102,789
2,686,387
2,236,280
21,290,914
14,707,781
73.086,
a
there were
total
The
instances
common
stockholders, an
'
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■
preferred
of
stockholders
as
of
these dividend record dates
comparing with 261,520 three months
The
stocks.
before, in both
dupuication of holders of both classes of
approximate total increase was 3,113 holders.—V. 174,
allowing
for
457,-
U. S. Vitamin Corp., N.
sources
*
467,480
5,841,604
other charges
'
807,520
4,349,284
4,608,126
8,952,162
38,709,858
39,418,696
SEC
Y.—Registers With SEC—
on
Sept. 28 filed a registration
statement with the
covering 120,650 shares of its $1 par common stock.
stock is to be offered for public sale through an
headed
public
"Excludes
ail
sources
Federal
Allen & Co. and Blair, Rollins &
price and underwriting terms are to
'
'
\
offering
Net
by
486,667
488,494
3,944,496
3,974,002
5,354,937
8,463,668
34,765,362
35,444,694
income
taxes.—V.
174,
p.
852.
underwriting
Co., Inc. The
be supplied by
.
proceeds of the financing, estimated at
$1,200,000, together with
$1,000,000 loan to be received from Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the United States, will be applied to the payment
of $700,000 of current
bank borrowings, and the remaining balance
will be added to general funds.
Part thereof will be used for expan¬
proceeds of
Co.—Earnings Higher
June 30/51
$
June 24/50 June 25/4©
$
$
113,491,419
5,535,628
3,731,414
79,143,92©
2,332,014
1,461,946
164,903,274
Federal taxes—
earnings after taxes™--——
Profit before
"Net
share
common
per
paid ——
operation—
in
Units
Retail
/
stores
Wholesale
2,503,628
■
$1.90
•
2,366,746
$1.36
$2.09
——
units
669,000
496,62©
179
172
132
9
_
1,083,000
9
©
——
——
—
$528,588 covering refunds during th©
past two years of Federal income and excess profits taxes applicable
to prior yesrs
/ -,- •
• »*
*■1 .
The
company
announces that "current sales in all divisions arc*
running 12 to 15% above last year's figures, and in spite of major
tax increases, prospects for the ensuing year are optimistic,
"Continuing its vigorous program of expansion, - the company hasr
12 new retail store locations in various stages of development, ancl.
it is expected that 18 to
20 new stores will be opened this year.
—V. 174, p. 1201.<
■
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'
:
"These
figures
do not include
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co.—Hearing on Financing
SEC on Sept. 28 issued an order giving interested persons until
12, 1951, to request a hearing upon the pending financing pro¬
posal of this company, which proposes <1) to issue and sell $3,500 00©
of first mortgage bonds, due 1981, at competitive bidding; and (2) t»
issue and sell 300,000 additional shares of its $20 par common stock
to its parent, Wisconsin Electric Power Co., at the par value thereof.
Proceeds of the financing will be utilized by Wisconsin Michigan,,
in part, in connection with its construction program and, In part, to
retire $1,000,000 of outstanding notes.—V. 174, p. 1201.
f
The
a
research department and the development of
part for expansion of sales and expected con¬
accounts receivable, and for other general cor¬
porate purposes.—V. 173, p. 2500.
the
sion
of
nev;
Net inc. fr.
Winn ^ Lovett Grocery
Oct.
the
_
Chicago, 111.—Wetmore a Director—
First National Bank of
director.—V. 174, p. 549.
Vice-President of the
Wetmore,
Fiscal Year Ended-
Gain—
10, 1951,
1951. On May 4,
increase of 2,521
stockholders of record Aug. 6, 1951,
decrease of 284 since April 30, 1951.
On April 30,
73,370, a decrease of 457 since Feb. 5, 1951.
number
Is about 264,633
amendment.
gas
(net)
income
and
13,069,660
investments
other
Total
Fixed
and
5,908,362
O.
has been elected a
Earnings
stockholders of record on Aug.
1951.
9,
corporation's
group
2,687,737
operations
„
and not to exceed $500. The proceeds
working capital.—V. 174, p. 1201.
*
custom
641.
The
Net income fr. transp.
J
warrants. Expenses
shares and 120,000
offering will be nominal
the offering will be used for
the
Wilson Brothers,
the Chicago Die Mold Division of
as
increase of 3,397 since May 4,
an
The corporation
.
2,070,067
number
dials and other plastic products.
States Steel Corp.—Stockholders
corporations common
numbered
P.
Net
Federal
of
that it has acquired the assets
Manufacturing
70,483,866
4,383,400
Railway
23,721,5734,973,583
2,617,395
the warrant, properly endorsed, together
of shares called for.
This offer
by
the
for
Dividends
1951,
$
of
Co.—Acquisition—
announced
1
Mold
Die
business
United
Oct.
on
Chicago
molder
1951—8 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
•„'1
*•
•
of
company
totaled
<Excluding Offsetting Accounts Between the Companies)
i
The
The
(& Leased Lines)—Earnings—
539,96©
23,284,963
3,708,384
2,189,467
of
expires Dec. 31, 1951.
This offering involves 202,625
intercompany' sales.
tExclusive of Argentine Operating
on
stock outstanding June 30, 1951 (including
non-consolidated companies at book value).—V. 173,
adjacent
and related facili¬
to spend about
for natural gas
7"/■77
■"■7:
Union Pacific RR.
67,871,678
share
remittance
with
Horace
United
cost of the proposed line
1758.
p.
to
$892,136.
Union also expects
the appliances of its customers
convert
155,
service
619,452
23,275,452
6,026,735
3,240,899
i
accompanied
Y.,
N.
16,
1,568,340
2193.
The
gas
789,591
597,128
"
the $1 par value common stock for the addi¬
tional sum of $1 per share.
Notice of the exercise of the purchase
wararnt shall be given to the corporation, 385 Fourth Ave., New York,
Chicago,
..://•• 7
approximately
$133,214
74,706,297
77,149,787
853.
additional
an
3,500,000
88,198,279
1948
$3,919,39©
1,047,175
105,771
Wilcox-Gay Corp.—Offer to Warrant Holders—
The corportaion on Oct. 1 gave notice to the holders of three-yea*
purchase warrants expiring Nov. 1, 1952, for the purchase of $L
par
value common stock that the directors have authorized th©
corporation to make
the following offer to the holders of such*
outstanding and 'Unexercised purchase warrants:—for each warrantexercised on or before
Jan. 31, 1952, the company will sell to the*
holder of such purchase warrant at the time of the exercise of same,
in
Illinois.
capital
2,622,150
3,500,000
United States Rubber
by the line.
Normal,
all
areas,
2,845,455
30,823,019
10,146,080
4,182,902
income—
oper.
1949
$3,123,065
,.
railway-
174, P.
" 1950
$3,070,094
fBased
point
a
ry.
.
railway—
from
Net
surplus,
—;
"Including
Illinois.
in
from
extend
the
use
Bloomington,
rural
will
Net
890,531
282,215
income—
oper.
from
Gross
42,015,349
3,127,719
$3,949,168
railway
from
ry.
From Jan. 1—
—V.
1951
■i/yTti-.r"*;.
railway—
Net
$17.40
43,850,279
30-
June
and
stock
Com.
p.
of connection with facili¬
ties of Texas Illinois Natural Gas
Pipe Line Co. in Piatt jCounty,
111., to a connection with Union's existing piant in Bloomington, 111.
The company also will build facilities necessary to serve customers
8-inch
The
$19.01
43,828,490
tization of fixed assets
Res.
$128,531
—.—
p.
from
Gross
amor¬
granted a temporary certificate by the
authorizing the construction and operation
been
Commission
Power
33-mile
a
has
company
$20.27
60,610,967
share
mon
Working capital June 30,
Annual deprec. &
__——.
.
com¬
investments
Union Gas & Electric Co.-—To Build Pipeline—
28,473,302
17,987,175
7,181,885
256,035,413
37,992,481
44,546,960
19,708,923 36,852,241
8,274,682
14,809,993
paid
profits
Common
>,
West Penn Rys. Co.—Continues Railway Operations—
company, a transportation subsidiary of The West Penn Elec¬
Co., has decided not to substitute bus service upon the discon¬
tinuance
of
its electric
railway operation.
Applications were filed
last
year
with the Pennsylvania P. S. Commission for; the right todiscontinue
operating all remaining railway lines and substitute bus
service.
The applications to operate buses have now been withdrawn.
Railway
service will continue until the requisite
approval of th»
Commission is obtained.—V. 170, p. 1089..V
;;'
Net
1948
28,528,313
31,230,560
15,072,374
taxes..
accrued.
or
Subsidiary,
1
(& Subs.)—
288,336,681 243.451,012 254,852,960
sales
before
paid
'
■
Cr80,000
This
.
sales...
67,73©
taxes—-—8,565
tric
$
net
Total
1950
$6,891,61©
196,260
the President,
1949
tl950
11951
Year End. June 30—
reacquired
shares
2,435
at
1951
—
*'
by the company; 24,000 shares
$10 per share on the exercise prior to Jan. 1,
1955, of
■warrants sold to the public in 1950; and 6,650 shares issuable at $5
per share and 3,600 shares issuable at $10 per share on the exercise
prior to Jan. 1, 1955, of outstanding stock option agreements with
directors and officers as a group.
■
,7.'"'777 ; 7-"'7:7 7 7 7"":77.:'
"Excludes
Issuable
■
$8,659,030
81,011
V-
discounts———,
years———————
Western Pacific RR.
& Manufacturers, Inc.
Merchants
;
$152,446
profit
174,
July—
United
69,929,84©
18,990,85©
8,201,05©
V.;\'
,/
provision for Federal income
excess
taxes for
Outstanding7:
$500,000
"191,010 shs.
,
Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
'
notes—
2-year 4%
60,307,620
11,250,683
3,884,186
...y :7
31—
Canadian
and
Reversal
174, p. 999.
Secretary.—V,
elected
been
has
corporation,
the
of
Secretary
elected .a Vice-President and B. H. Winham, Assistant to
FINANCING
12,490,041
2614.
p.
527,342
t
$2,274,161
15,432,881 14,346,913
2,113
2,250
861 v;y/V;-84L;
Stockholders' equity
5,945,175
(& Domestic
trade and quantity
less
profit before income
-V.
————
income—$■'
999.
9 Months Ended Aug.
Net
1,918,721
$2,933,432
12,257,777
—
16,150,580
794,641
4,192,882
4,768,099
-
July 31—
174, p.
Sales,
$1.00
v
16,667,223
5,105,757
Wayne Pump Co.
;
2,735,510
2,076,338
.'
share——
common share
common
per
Dividends
railway—s-
oper.
ry.
66,248,278
■•.
$16,488,426 $10,556,660
3,921,338
1,922,511
„—„
.
Net
Earnings
'V
1951
Year Ended July 31—
y■
1,596,770
72,432,248
$9,079,471 •'./
2,452,043
1,046,407
$7,966,867
2,214,452
r
;
railway
from
Net
$8,680,041
income—-
oper.
from
Gross
8,746,719
1,667,539
437,764
railway-
from
ry.
—V.
the company intends
after the purchase, have
(through Woods as a subsidiary)
■
641.
United Electric Coal Cos. (& Subs.) —Earnings—
operations of Woods, which
The present business
no
$25,894,765
Net current assets at July 31
distributor
and
Net
1948
1949
1950
1951
From Jan. 1—
-V. 174, p.
Earnings—
railway-
from
Net
1,691,123
6,144,750
subs.
consolidated
of
cost
over
invested in the business
and of associated
missiles
for
manufacturer
to
acquired
earnings
174, p, 999.
August —;
Gross
4,975,060
-
Net
plant.
a
BUSINESS—Ultrasonic
Oct.
assets
of
Accumulated
$10)
(par
into capital stock at the rate of
prinicpal amount of debentures.
Tha
called debentures will expire on Nov. I„
$100
the
of
Wabash RR.-
3,225,140
.—
to
the
the
stock
B
(par $10)
the
convertible
are
each
privilege
shares.—V.
2,500,000
1,821,588
-
cumulative
stock—6%
A
note_
at
1951, the redemption date.
Anticipation of the maturity of the Vanadium Corp. debentures will
from* $5,000,000 to $4,000,000 the principal amount outstandings
Conversion
of
all
the
called
debentures into capital stock would
increase the amount of stock outstanding by 30,000 snares, to 435,70©
all of the out¬
Woods stock.
If only 25,000 shares are sold the company
apply the proceeds either to the purchase or construction
plant having at least 25,000 square feet of floor space suitable
a
for
liabilities
1951,
purchase
reduce
3,780,585
28,100
income
on
1,'
Nov.
on
tendered
for
shares
conversion
$579,730
637,563
511,126
income
than
taxes
accrued
Class
and commissions
Federal taxes on
wages
other
15-year 3% 7c
standing
intends
^
,
will
they
debentures
The
;':v-
payable
Accrued
signal
be
soon
'
liabilities—
illustrated by the fact that
Tung-Sol is well
of
incandescent
company's sixth and newest plant
ready to produce subminiature electron tubes.—V. 174, p.
another
■
two produce electron and cathode ray tubes, one makes
lamps, another sealed beam headlights, and
plants,
Yates,
H.
America.
of
$25,894,765
Accounts
and
debentures
three
Total
(EST),
noon,
called
stock
Purchase
Accrued
diversification
The
miniature
William
a
'
I
4
.
interest;
class
shares of
of
automotive,
of
as
year
a bid of 102% and accrued
at 102 Vi- and accrued interest all
office of Kidder, Peabody & Co.
not later than 3 p.m.
(EST), on that day.
And
debentures so acquired by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
and Estarbrook & Co. will be converted into common stock of Vanadium Corp.
until
10,878,113
due
Amount
Tung-Sol Electric,
to
3,549,498
(net)
receivable
notes
Inventories
Changed—
changed
was
The change has been
1.
March 26,
on
stockholders that,
told
profit and loss under the two
.
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc.—Name
holders
Diversify Operations—
stockholders,
of
meeting
result of the alternating years
line policy followed by the com¬
3%% serial notes. •
pany since the end of World War II, it was obvious that the company
must return to the pre-war practice of issuing new lines of wallpaper
Of the
proceeds, $2,100,000 has been or will be used for capital
on
a
year basis instead of every
two years. With this, and the ex¬
expenditures, such as the purchase of additional productive facilities
pected effect of the company's diversification program, he hoped profit*
necessary to handle the present large volume of business, and $400,000
potentials will be leveled out so that the payment of dividends on th«
Added to working capital.
f company's common stock can be resumed.
'
Increases Stock Interest in Williams Firm—
1 . :
:
Mr.
Yates further
said
in part: "The management and board of
directors concluded that it is of the utmost importance for the com¬
On Aug. T8, 1951, the company announced the acquisition of addi¬
tional shares of the capital stock of J. H. Williams & Co. of Buffalo,
pany to diversify its operations.
Intensive efforts are being made to
develop and acquire other items in the paper and kindred fields, such
N.
Y;,
a
manufacturer of commercial drop
forgings, drop forged
hand tools, and the like.
:
;/v,
.' as specialty paper coatings, containers and color products. The com¬
pany
has made promising developments with a pastic coated paper
A
balance
sheet
as
of
Aug.
31, 1951 reflect ownership of this
container which will have a field test shortly."—V. 173, p. 765.
company,
as of that
date, of 77.6% of the capital stock of J. H.
' ' '
"
"
i
' ' ' I
-Williams & Co.
No further acquisitions of Williams shares have since
occurred but it is likely that more will be made over the next few
Vanadium Corp. of America—Partial Redemption—
months, according to M. J. Kearins, President.
/■\.V\v''v;'''
The
corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 1,
1951, at
162 and accrued interest $1,000,000 of its 3l/z% convertible debentures,
CONSOLIDATED
BALANCE SHEET, AUG. 31, 1951 '■*{■ ■■
due
Oct.
1, 1965.
With respect to the debentures called, the New
ASSETS—
•
' • :•
'
,v
y"..
York Stock Excnange member
firms of Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
Cash in banks andn on hand
:
$3,100,475
Estabrook & Co.,
will maintain on the New York Stock Exchange
Accounts
Inc., effective Oct.
annual
24th
President,
,
^x
Deliveries—
Trunkline Gas Co.—Starts Gas
43
(1335)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
,
.
products,
sequent
company's
and
increase
in
a
(Pa.)—Plans Note Issue—
of notes to provide part off
taxicab fleet. It expects t»
cabs at $2,500 each. About 65%. of the cost will be met bff
issue and. the rest will be paid from present funds.—V. 170,
Yellow Cab Co.
The
buy
the
11
company
funds
the
425
note
191fi
to issue $700,000
for modernizing its
plans
necessary
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44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1336)
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
PARTIAL
world.
to, the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different countries of
We
and
Company
give below a record for the week just passed:
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
RATES
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BY
BANK
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
TARIFF
Bosch
Viscose
Date
3%%
Corp.,
debentures, due
1964,
Nov
Pagi
1
1193
cumulative, preferred stopk_Nov
1
1,194
International Utilities Corp.—
y \' '"■' V';'""''
•'■"V
3Vz7c convertible debentures, due 1965
Oct 30
1196
1930
OF
ACT
REDEMPTION
Issue—
American
American
V
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Foreign Exchange Rates
'
.
.
Corp., 5%
.
SEPTEMBER
1951
28,
OCTOBER
TO
'V''
INCLUSIVE
.1951,
4,
'
■■■
v
Union
Terminal
Co.,
mtge.
1st
Value
Country and Monetary Unit
Basic
:
;
Preferential
Free
*
Brazil,
-
—
Denmark, krone .,
(Metropolitan), franc——
Germany, deutsche mark—
India, Dominion of, rupee
—
krona
Sweden,
Switzerland,
Union
of
South
Uruguay,
Africa, pound
pound sterling
peso
—
;
—
tApplication
depends
type
upon
of
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.0346000
.0346107
.193269°
.193269°
.193269°
.229628
.229550
.220500
2.783750
2.783750
2.783750
Allied
2.798750
2.798750
2.798750
Aluminum
Air
Associates,
6%
'
Corp.
Alabama
Mills,
Co.
,561797°t
American
Machine
Quarterly
Stock
merchandise.
Treasury certificates of indebtedness decreased $45 mil¬
Holdings of Treasury notes increased $21 million
in New York City and $17 million in the Philadelphia
District, and they decreased $38 million in the San Fran-,
cisco District; the net increase was $6 million. Holdings
of United States Government bonds decreased $25 million
News
in the San
Oct. 4,
certificates
fund
Redemption
notes
for
F.
670,907
gold ctf. reserves.....
cash
Discounts
...
and
—
-v
310,047
advances
Govt,
G.
Bills-
+
96,064
+
24,440
294
+
2,961
+
66,850
.
—
5,188
securities:
17,791
146,907
-f
—.
68,722
■■
j
........
-
Certificates
892,072
v
5,111,525
+
185,300
12,210,065
Notes
+
309,900
'Bonds.
5,825,227
Total U. 8. Govt, securities.
3,125
+
24,038,889
and
2,000,752
$20 million
creased
4,663,992
+
Due
F.
loans
from
securities-
Uncollected
of
other
cash
418,562
+
38
banks—
186,929
+
101
+
<
+
+
17,880
42,501
.....
the
Chicago District, and they in¬
of
assets
and
liabilities
of
t
+
3,754,161
-
Sept. 26,
1951
1950
1951
(In millions of dollars)
49,007,729
60,478
+
Loans
Liabilities—
24,155,945
+
144,910
+
20,003,662
+
634,421
+
3,377,838
397,179
Forelg^>.—
Other :
725,138
—
—
451,250
—
44,119
241,189
13,540
21,367,168
Peferred availability cash items
ittcl. accrued divs.
157,729
+
Other
2,501,930
246,416
16,470
2,273
Other liab.,
2,604,552
+
48,041,513
53,950
+
Other
8,126
Real
+ • 3,698,556
13b)
217
+
+
v.
21,849
195,123
+
6,311
+
60,478
+
U.
21,018
+
S.
3,754,161
S.
Cash
serves,
liabilities
purchased
45.7%
0.2%
—
for
1,563
loans
Debits
with
1
-
53
principal
9
+
reserve
Commercial,
industrial,
one
and
district and
principal increases
were
agricultural
a
in¬
+
566
+
75
+
329
City, $27 million in the San Francisco
District, $23 mil¬
lion in the
Chicago District, and $13 million in the St.
2,633
the San Francisco
District; there was a net decrease of
$28 million at all
reporting member banks. Holdings of
8
10-
11-
1
10-17'
+
543
Central
+
1,337
6
—
54
—
1,229
3,284
13
+
294
14,317
316
+
31
+
57
167
+
v
&
!
deposits
demand deposits:
banks
<9,739
l
.
1,201
..—
U.
S.
■
520
3
+
518
and
■—
—
267
+
1,294
,+
510
+
1,427
+
Govt,
11-
8
11-
1
10-15'.
—_
£20c
11-
1
10-15
—
" +37c
11-
1
10-15 ;
20c
10-
10-
50c..
11-
10-15
11-
10-15
j
2
10-15
11-
10-15;
11-
10-15'-
12-
11-15
12-
lias;
20c
12-
1
11-
5;
12-
1
11.
5
62V?c
12-
1
11-
5
59c',
12-
1
11-
5
—
25c
10-31
10-
1——,
25c
—
$1.40
pfd.
(accum.)
l.
1
11-
1
IO-IO;
10-19'.
11-
1
37'/2C'
I
&
10-
5r/c
10-31
10-15-
10-15
9-30
25c
12-17
10-31
4-15-52
3-
51
25c
7-15-52
6-
4
25c
10-15-52
9-
3
(quar.)
(stock
approx-
(quar.)
Oil
Co.
(quar.)—
;
—
—v.
5%
preferred
G.), Ltd., common
preferred (quar.
preferred A (quar.)
Engineering
have
the
of
meeting
of
11-
$1.06J/4
10c
1
11-
35c
•
1
for
•
10-15
10-15
10-
20c
11-15
10-20.
11-15
$1.25
10-15
15c
(quar.)
10-15
iquar.)_._
5:
10-20
9-25,
.
10-
5;
$1.75
10-
5
9-25:
$1.50"
10-
5
9-25'
Corp.—
aoproved
a
two-for-one
stock.
A special
stockholders
Nov.
be
If
12.
.J"
~
Gas
been
approved the par
changed from
Natural
has
Co.
$1
to
-
•
50c.
(s-al_
$1
-
—
25c
Paper
(increased)___
Co.
1-1-15
*
10-15
11-15
10-15
75c
_____
Consolidated
,
10-15
common
the
would
Consolidated
1
dividend)—
10c
value
10-19'
10-15
$1.12V2
Power
Inc.
Co.,
45c
25c
Light
(C.
Extra
i:.
12-
11-
35c
(quar.)
11-
12-31
15c
Electric Corp. (quar.)
11-30
25c
&
Enterprises,
called
•
2V/zC
—:
—
(quar.)—,,
Building (monthly)
Cotton
Consolidated
•
•
~
(quar.)—
preferred
Conn
r-
l
11-
Extra
6%
3
35c
Mfg. Co. (resumed)
Columbia Gas System, Inc. (quar.),'.'.
accounts,
10-15
31 %c
Z.
(quar.)
Clatostat
Auction Sales
12-
11-19
.
1
•
_
Consolidated
Shares
1,020
5'
12-10
t2Qc
(quar.)
(quar.)
split
1,000
10-
75c
*20c
Securities
Paper
189
R. L. Day & Co., Boston, on Wednes-
10-15^
—
City Stores Co., common (quar.)
4V4% convertible preferred (quar.)
26,803
Transacted by
1
9-25
10-25
^
Combined
day, Oct. 3:
.11-
,
10-20
Ltd
Directors
»
10c
,
50c
Quarterly
7%
week
10-15
30c
———
Chickasha
'•
:
1
„
(Fractional shares paid in cash at
except
accounts,
11-15
11-15
11-
2.
Light & Power Co.—
preferred
122
+
11-26
210c
B—___
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio
4V2'/,
1,002
—
11-26
25c
Quarterly
•
10-20
1
Telephone, com. (quar.)
Quarterly
825
;
10-10;
1
10-
,
172
4
9-29
10-20
11-
75c
imate rate of $14.15 per share)—
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp. (N. Y.)
1,845
2,311
Banks
banks
to demand deposit
during
Arizona
Central
—
9-2 2"
9-29
62V2C
(quar.)
Vinegars,
$1.50
28
o,714
Reserve
class
(s-a)
STOCKS
Simmons
Engineering
($5
Corp.,
6%
$ per share
cumulative
$2 lot
Dehydrating Process Company,
common
„
Royalties, Inc.—
Participating preferred (quar.
15
*
Common
5%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
Exchange Bank Trust Co. <N. Y.)—
5%
preferred
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5Vi%
Deep
Rock
Oil
Below will be found
preferred
including
and
common
a
list of corporate
stocks called for
bonds, notes,
redemption,
fund provisions.
those called under sinking
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
(quar.)—i
pfd.
Diamond
State
Corp.
of
& Light
N.
9-29
Y
7
11-
1
14c
10-18
11-
1
10-16*
10-11.
10-22--
"50c
12-17
12-
3
^''SOc
10-31
10-
9
50c
9-29
$2
-10-24
"
Co.——
"
——
,Steel Construction Co., Ltd.—
conv. class A pref.
(quar.)—
-
1
■
11-1
$1.25
■*
11-
12-1
,
Telephone Co
Discount
$1.50
11-.7
75c
(quar.)
Corp.,——.
Power
Disher
11--7
12-24
-;
.
Water,
-12-24
5%,
"31j/4C
Quarterly
Davenport
12-24
15c
-
„—
Dean
Nolices
L
;
Stock
10-15
Steel Industries
(s-a)
Extra
Corn
15c
10c
Continental Copper &
convertible
par)
'
Delaware
in
10-
$1.25
(quar.),,:
Trading Corp.—
preferred (accum.)^
Water
Central-Illinois
45
121
912
Louis District.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased
$38 million
15c
$2
preferred
Central Hudson Gas
2,493
31,212
Indebtedness—
million;
$57 million in New York
10-11
2
50c
Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
Hollywood
6,643
domestic
bal¬
loans
total of $140
9-28
1
+50c
(irreg.)
Ltd., common
Mills,
preferred
2,934
of
vault
preferred
creased in all but
8
20c
Pacific
Monthly
Monthly
27
6
:•
with Federal Reserve
Banks, $825 million in de¬
mand deposits
adjusted, $520 million in demand deposits
credited to domestic banks, and
$267 million in borrow¬
ings; and an increase of $914 million in Untied States
Government deposits.
1011-
-10-
(s-a)__:
.
preferred
Central
4-
3 '
56%c
50c
Extra
Central
—
>
t20c
Canada
112
561
19,142
leading cities
for the week
changes
ended Sept. 26: Decreases of $316 million in
the
+
5,601
_
Federal
with
Interbank
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve
System in
ances
131
±
Domestic
Condition Statement of Member Banks
following
10-
4
'/2c
(quar.)
convertible preferred
-
carrying:
5,919
Foreign banks
Borrowings
banks
10-19
(quar.)—:
Products
preferred
$2,36
414
Government
Interbank
5,331
+
S.
1st
$2.50
36
306
10-
11-
convertible
$1.10
914
-
11-
11-
(quar.)
Co.,
partic.
Common
+
+
4
,
Co
Linen
California
29
+
6,871
4.-
10-
Corp.
2nd
216
3,893
U.
Steel
Forge
Caldwell
62
15,936
21,020
10-
$1.08%
$1
(quar.)__
Copper & Zinc Co.
21
■
952
50,632
144
Roofing
Burnham
4,353
10-31
11-
preferred
accept¬
Industrial loan commitments
the
Brantford
preferred
foreign
on
correspondents
shows
or
Water
Yards
$1.40
-
12-
$5
Stock
10-31'
$1
r_,
Corp.,
$1.25
+
1
10-
Special
Bourbon
7.6%
—
Saco
$1.20
290
bonds—
in
&
Ribbon
5,052
v;"v-
10-15
12-
11-
5%
preferred (quar.)__
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co. (increased)
Liabilities—
combined
Contingent liability
ances
for purchasing
securities
Balances
Ltd., class A
2,641
140
10-15 :
10-30
11-
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania,,,
Biddeford
•
loans
Reserves
gold certificate re¬
to deposit and F. R.
Bates & Innes,
4,980
+
10-11»
10-30
$1
pfd. (quar.),,
Badger Paint & Hardware Stores (quar.)
Balcrank, Inc.
+
pur-
Government securities—^Total—
Other
note
for
10-25
$1
Ltd.—
4-
——
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
12,738
,4t'-
27,543
capital accounts
of
carrying:
'
'
obligations
securities
estate
Other
U.
233,528
510,022
49,007,729
Ratio
dealers
S. Government obligations—.
Other securities
Capital Accounts—
7)
50c
■—,
(quar.)—
4%' preferred A
Co.,
+
Loans to banks
liabilities
Capital paid In
Surplus (Section
Burplus (Section
or
and
U.
58.375
+
preferred
61
U. S. Government
59,915
—
4.35%
02
industrial, and agricultural
brokers
chasing
262,121
—
—
(quar.)
196
20,078
to
10-15'*
10-11-
i25c
preferred
23,946
Other loans
deposits
Total
419,033
common...,,
3rd
71,408
loans
Loans
1
£$1,12%
33,482
Commercial,
Member bank—reserve accts,U. S. Treasurer—gen. acct..
Total
Investments—Total
Loans—gross
1,144,253
Deposits:
.
and
Loans—net
Federal Reserve Notes
11-
10-25
5C
(quar.t;
$1
10-15 '
U5c
California
Assets-
10-19:
1
:
Ltd.,
preferred
$1.50
5
1
50c
City
$1.50
Sept. 19, Sept. 27,
•
11-
1111-
1
2nd
80c
II-15
40c
50c
quar.)
4%
dec. (—) since
i
6,357
Hv.
v
Inc. ( +) or
308,259
2'
convertible preferred (quar.)
Electric, 4% preferred (quar.)
4'/?%
Atlantic
Bell
10-
$1.25
(initial
v
11-29
10-15
25c
(quar.)
Corporation,
Butte
116,690
;
11-29
12-15
25c
——
Buchanan
reporting
member banks follows:
18,755
16,829
—
3,418,667
Other assets .i—..:,—........
14
in
$21 million in the Minneapolis District..
summary
4,691,393
312,686
155,161
Items—..
Bank premises
+
+
24,112,799
foreign banks
notes
R.
and
10-19
5c
Buffalo
A
Total
10-30
12-10
(quar.)
Clayton & Co.—
common
Argus
Blue
substantial, in most districts..
Borrowings decreased $224 million in New York City
1,913,753
+
565,175
+
to domestic banks were
5,041,275
+ ;
—
The increases in United States Government
deposits and the decreases in demand deposits credited
464,282
—
deposits increased
50c
—
—
$36 million.
>
■1
preferred
Atok-Big Wedge Mining,,:
Avco Mfg. Corp., $2.25 conv'.
Time
12-10
2 '/a %
Extra
decreased
District.
I-2-52
(quar.)_,_
Steels,
Francisco
11-15.
(quar.)—
common
Powder
San
;
12-10
(bi-monthly)
Bottle
Corp.,
Atlas
the
11-15
93%c
-
Atlas
in
1,483,371
—.
11-30
75c
__
,
City, $74 million in the Boston District, and $63 million
145,377
+
■
7,001;
+
(quar.)
$79 million in the New York District outside New York
1,628,748
—
3,097
r-
20,781,587
Industrial loans
t.
10,098
+
R.
—
Total
Other
20,110,680
-
10c
_
4%
$428 million in
New York City, $100 million in the Cleveland District,
8.
9-26
Extra
District, $20 million in New York
deposits adjusted
8
10-
Angostura-Wuppermann Corp.
total of $54 million.
a
Demand
1950
Assets—
Gold
Francisco
City, and
since
1951
1951
5%
New
10-
10-26
Foundry Co.—
Co.
Viscose
Anderson,
10-15
10-15
Corp.——
Maize-Products Co.
Thermos
10-11-
10c
•>
——
American
lion.
Co.
&
Holder•
1
15c
T
—
quar.)—
(quar.)
dividend
American
Inc. (+) or
Dec. (—)
Sept. 26,
Investing
Distilling
American
preferred
11-
25c
—
(initial
America,, common
of
.425531*+
.425531*1
When
Payable of Bee,
50c
.
International
.425531°t
.561797*t
an~
follow with
20c
common
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.561797°t
,658327°t
.561797°t
,425531°t
dividends
we
Share
'
preferred
S3.75
.G58327°t
Then
(quar.)
Inc.,
convertible
.658327°t
,658327°t
the
all
during the current week.
Adams-Millis
.0346333
'
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
Name of Company
.140154°
'
first
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.140154°
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the
second table
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3,
1195
"
payment date.
.262700
2.771039
.140154°
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Oct.
Ppge
in which we show the payments previa
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nounced
a
.208700
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of
Date
preferred fctock_Oct 30
DIVIDENDS
American
thousands
1201
CALLED
->
Dividend announcements
American
(In
*
V
.947812
2.733750
2.798750
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peso
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.208500
.229475
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peso
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
.948125
.208500
.140154°
.496433°
.0346500
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—
—
franc
Kingdom,
.947617
.208500
2.771039
•
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cum. conv.
this issue.
.328500
.238379°
——
in
.0544060
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.328500
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-
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1
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.0198375
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—
—
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.0198375
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,
peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, poundNorway, krone
Philippine Islands,
United
-
.0198375
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.00285625
koruna
Nov
1200
1
2.230079
2.230079
2.230079
2.230079
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France
Mexico,
.0697500*
.0544060
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.947812
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:
dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Czechoslovakia,
.133333*
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Canada,
.133333°
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due
....
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,
bonds,
ENTIRE
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.200000°
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—-
pound
franc
mortgage
1
conv.
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\\ .I;,'
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cruzeiro
British
$
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Oct. 4
Oct. 3
Oct. 2
$
.200000*
,
—
Australia,
Belgium,
First
.200000°
*
Public
Money
Oct. 1
$
$
„
States
Sept. 29
Sept. 28
Argentina peso—
United
in
Corp. of America, 3'/s%
Wisconsin
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
bonds, due 1978—Dec
debs., due 1965-N.qv
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.
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9-29-
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<3 3/10c
5Vbc
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'
income
investment
net
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and
profits$'/2c
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1 ->
Directors approved a tv.mi4oi-one split •of
v* the common stocks A special meeting of—.'...
/•*'-
from
securities
net
Co.—•:?. .4
Dixie-Cup
1M0-15
10-25
i>8c
'Ltd.»:' common
420c
2nd convertible pref. (quar.)
437Yac
Dominion Malting Co:,';Ltd.f> eommon___-k^> A
425c
Common
L.+LZ.
425c
\ '5'/r
preferred fqtiar.)
4-.-—
$$1.25
preferred
6',?
(quar.>
Dominion Fabrics,
__
,
—
Dominion
Square
Dominion
Tar
Eastern
Corp..
Ltd.—
Bakeries, 4%-partic. pfd.
Elmira
&
Williamsport
t$l
$37Vac
$1
$1.19
15c
30c
RR.
:—
(quar;)____
(srai
;(quar.i_^
Empire Millwork Corp.
Employers Group Associates? (quar.)
Mills,* Ltd., '-5%
Esmond
Fairbanks Co., 6%
pfd.■•'4<juar.>4-S-iw4': 1'
preferred (quar.i
425cf
$1.50
• \,
30c
Fate-Root-Heath Co.—
Fuiid_.r_-_'_.4.--:---—4c
Flying Tig°r Line < stock dividend payable *
in hew 5% preferred) —-u—i—^
;
$1.65*
Fort -Pitt -Brewing Co. '(quar.>—+.
15c
First
Trust
Mutual
—
Foster &
Kleiser Co.
8
I
-10-15
11-
I
10-15
lb
1
10-
12Va<?
(quar.)
Flick' Company, 6% preferred (quar.)_i.__
Gabriel Company, >5%%preferred (quar.)
75c
>
12%c'
Gamble-Skognio, Inc., common
15c
V5>% preferred .(quar.)._„__=iii.-;s.i-i._—62V2c
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
4
45c
A
jprefejTreS.-^'"14"-^:.- $1
60c
•
9
12-
7
American
Book
7
American
$1.12'A
7
American Bosch Corp., common
*
$1.50
10-15
10-
5
:
1-
2
Engineering.
Northern
-
10-19
:
10-31
10-20
American
10-20
American ^Fidelity
50c
•
(Charles F.)
T
;6%>
-10-15
(quar.) __1
^(quar.)
preferred
Shoe
9-28
^
10-20
10-10
11-15
11-
,$1.25
■?
1
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-15
10-31
General
Util.
Public
(increased quar.)
Corp.
Glatfeiter'}i P;
_4"■■■■5
25c;
56%c-'
H.V Company, common
preferred (quar.)
i.
Inc., common (quar.)
-4 lh %
35c
-
10c
Greer -Hydraulics
31 Vic
;-5'4; .convertible preferred iquar.i____
Great "West Cea! Co?, Ltd., class
.4-—
.
■
112'/2c
>"
Class' B
412Vzt
/ 4$3
40c
- 60c
;
(Texas)
(quar )
Halle^Brothers.Co.; $2.40 pfd. (quar.)___
•
Hat Corp. of America, 4}/z % pfd. <quar.)___
$l.i2V2
Havana Lithograph, 6% preferred (quar.)—
37'/2c
Haydock Fund, Inc. iqimr.) ——15c
Hayes Mfg. Corp. <quar.)
L
15c
„
HJigbee Company, cqmmon (quar.)—,
;5%,"preferred <quap___^..____:.____.i.+_i-_- V
Hoe <R.)
Hoffman
10-30
10-11
$1.25
11-1
10-22
1
11-
1
10-15
10c
10-15
15c
12-
1
11-
31'Ac
12-
1
11-1
11-
5%
»
1
11-
Holophane. Company,
new
Holt
&
Co.,
(Josephi
Houston
Co.
Co.
4.08'4
i4.264
(quar. t
preferred
Imperial
...
(quar.)..
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
t$1.25
__v.
...
10-
4
River Brand Rice
10-
4
River
Raisin
Rohr
Aircraft
<
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
i,
1
<quar.)_-____
"Series
.jSeries
S-3
Special
Kobacker
(S.
Kress
Inc.
Fine
10-15
10-
30c
$1
$$1.25
30c
25c
55c
51c
53'/ic
11-1
10-19
11-
10-
10-27
Leslie Salt Co.
Local
Finance
Class
i
(R.
8
11-
1
10-19
1
10-19
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
J0-10
Class
1
10-10
12-10
10-11
11-
12-1
1
11-
,10-20
Tl-
10-19
10-10
,1110-20
10-15
9-29
10-15
9-29
Merchants
Ice
Cold
'6%
&
Inc.
.Stock
J2- 1
10-17
Bakeries
Midland
Co.,
preferred
Vz*'(
prior
$1.60
common
(quar.)
.
preference
(quar.)
9-26
10c
5c
75c
...25c
10-10
10-30
1
12-
1
1
Plan
82.25
Products
Munising
Co.,
preferred
(G.
Murphy
(s-ai
iquar.)
Corp.
Paper
1st
Co.
America,
Corp.. of
preferred
10-15
1-2-52
common
:
(quar.)—
common
.
(quar.i
.
50c
1
11-
1
10-15
10-15
11-10
,.,11- 1
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
Nathan
Straqs-Duparquet,. Inc.
holders
of
recommend
will
proposal to
a
S3
to
issue
the
10-15
10-15
new
share
National
;•
com¬
National
National
of
no
Lock
Bond
Speculative
Low-Priccd
1st
All
Machinery
1
Co._
& Research
...
10-
10-15
25c
12-21
9-24
Penn
1012-
5
7
5c
Bond
9-28
10-15
10-
10-
10-15
Stock
Series
of
12-
11-15
1
3
10-15
9-28
5c
10-15
9-28
Amerada
10-- 5
Belmont
9
9
Best
11-
1
10-19
$1.75
prior
Fcods,
Biltmore
;.$1
W.
(E.
1
10-19
Bon-Ami
11-15
10-15
Bondstock
27'Ac
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-31
10-10
Co..
Ltd.,
common
class
Corp.,
A
RR..
1-31-52
1-10
Boston
4-10
7-31-52
7-10
50c
10-31
10-17
115c
25c
35c
25c
25c
$2
(quar.)—
(quar.)
{quar.)_.—_
Shipbuilding, common
50%
$3.50
10-29
12-
3
10-12
1
11-
1
dep. receipts for
9-15
<10-19
41
10-20
Quarterly
—
-
9-
5
10-31
10-22
10-31
40-22
10-26
40-5
10-15
10-15
•9-28
.
9-28
1
10-11
10-31
10-16
11-
41-15
40-
1
11-15
40-
1
10-16
>9-25
11-
1
10-10
12-1
41-8
12-
1
11-
8
9-21
40c
10-15
9-29
Is
Is
a2'/2%
a2'/2%
10- .8
?8-28
10-4:8
i.8-28
10-8
8-28
11-
1
10-15
10-t 8
8-28
a3%
11-20
10-1
tlOc
-
British Columbia Telephone Co.—
<9-26
10-31
11-1
>9-28
10-17
-V
British-Columbia Forest Products, Ltd.—
f?
9-28
10-25
10-17
*0-22
1-3-52
J?"??
12-15
1-3-52
12-15
1-3-52
12-15
6-15
12-10
n-20
10-15
40-10
1-2-52
12-20
10-20
9-21
,q%
2nd
preferred (quar,)—_______—__
Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers
Class
6%
A
preferred {quar.)—__-—__________
Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
—
Bullock's,
Bush
Terminal
Butterfly
Hosiery
Co., sLld
Company, common—
participating preferred (quar.)
12-
1
11-17
12'Ac
11-
1
10-17
Calgary & Edmonton Corp.,
50c
10-31
10-15
California
30c
10-15
9-20
7%
$3
15c
$1
*0c
Co.
Byers (A. M.)
.
11-15
10-15
75c
(quar.)
1
10-15
10-15
•
ordinary (final)—
t25c
(N. Y.)
9- 9
12-
,440c
Brock.way Motor Co.___—50c
Bronx County Trust Co.
(s-a).
$1
Brooklyn ; Borough Gas_—
______
75c
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., common——_____
75c
5 c/0
convertible preferred (quar.)__—_—
50c
Buckeye 4ncubator,
common
—
5c
Buda Company iquar.)—__—
2°c
Budget Finance Plan, class A (quar.)
17'/2c
class B
5c
5
3c
American Alliance Insurance
1
10-
$3
fquar.)
12-
Ltd.—
Celanesc,
Amer.
,
1
11-1
40-15
:
(quar.)_______
11-4
+$1.50
93%c
25c
—
12-10
1
British Columbia Power Corp.,
9-27
10-25
11-
12-21
12-
10-31
$3.50 6-30-52
1
British
„
9-27
1
110c
J25c
(interim)
Brantford Roofing Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)
British-American Tobacco, Ltd.—
.-Amer. dep. rets. ord. bearer (interim)—.Amer. dep. rets. ord. registered (interim).
•? 5 %
preferred bearer (s-a)_
15% registered < (sra)—________
Payable of Rec.
948
,70c
25c
(initial),.—,11.25
;New
Holders
"*2-4
35c
37'/2c
—-
common
5% >preferred
Bralorne Mines, Ltd.
10-20
(increased s-a)—
common
preferred (s-a)
—
Borg (George W.) Corp. (quar.)
Boston Edison Co. (quar.)
Maine
25c
50c
9c
(quar.)
Company
4-30-52
10-10
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
A
'7%
&
50c
140c
t25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Hats,
preferred
.37'Ac
/
43%c
10c
12'/2c
30c
10-19
12-21
10-
Products, Inc.—
10-
i
Benguet
'
pfd.
10-10
,11-'9
50c
10-
11-1
3%
5c
10-26
10-22
—_______
1
1
37'Ac
Ltd.
(quar.)
Works
Iron
Ben-Hur
5
Shari
'45c
10-26
11-21
30c
150c
(quar.)
11-
——
5%
Co.
Co. of Canada
10-31
(quar.)
Petroleum
Gossett
10-31
•••
9-14
11-16
10-19
tlOc
(quar.)___
10-1
10-15
40-19
37'Ac
Corp.
10-20
11-1
10-11.
When
10-15
11-1
10-31
37'Ac
10-25
:■•■
.
$1.25
—
9
10-
10-15
40-15
pieferred
1st
$6
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Mining Co. (irreg.)—
Berland Shoe Stores, common (quar.)____—
6%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
•9-cB
10-31
5c
5c
prior preferred
i$3
Bliss
pfd.
10-31
10-25
11-12
11-15
11-
1
10-15
&
15c
.10-
1
Telephone
$1.25
10-10
11-15
Bell
$1.43%
,10-19
11-4
Ltd., class A—J75c
J12'Ac
(quar.)_
41-1
11-
Bell
11-15
10-17
40-19
J25c
45c
$1.50
3
75c
10-5
1
11-
$1
(monthly)
(irreg.)
3
10-
1
11-1
11-
1-
11-
11-
12-1
10-
10-11
10-25
10c
5c
(quar.)_.__:
(quar.);
-
10-17
11-15
,9-20
11-10
(quar.)
75o
(quar.)
—
$1.50
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. (quar.)__—, 15c
10-31
8
Canada, Ltd.—
Amalgamated Sugar,
•
Corp.
(quar.)—
Mfg. Co., :6% ..pfd... (quar.)
Beaux Arts Apartments—
.9-29
11-15
$1
Corp. .(quar.)
preferred
■
Beacon
10-15
25c
Gas
9-28
5c
Series
Common
10-15
5c
Series—
Aluminum Co.
4%
Corp.—
Stores
—
Corp.
Co.
1-17-52
!___
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co.—
Guaranteed
common
(s-a)
Allied
Steel
Oil
Basin
10-10
17'Ac
preferred
preferred
&
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
$4
11-30
17'Ac
dividend
Oil
10c
15c
15c
40°
40c
50c
10c
(quar.)
Co.,. common
Mfg.
J20c
(s-a)
(s-a)
Alabama, Tennessee Natural Gas
Initial quarterly
„A_
1st
7%
75c
'
Series
Low-Priced
1
30c
—
Co.
(quar.)__
ByrProducts, class A
Stock
Corp.
'
B
7%
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
National Securities
...
Barcalo
par.
Box
Co.
Rubber
v
The
be
Bankers Trust
15c
—
(quar.)
Alabama Dry Dock &
■
par
Folding
Class
10-15
stock-
10-15
10-30
■:44c':
\iabama
also
Bangor HydrorElectrJc Co.,.com. (quar.)
Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
10-31
50c
Reduction
Air
1_—
—
-Class B
—
conv.
Corp.
Co
from
'
Rubber
Baldwin
5
,25c
Shoe Stores,
Mfg.
15c
30c
15c
(quar.)_
9-20
1045
(payment to the Amerlis contingent upon the
Co.
Bathurst Power & Paper,
Special
Ainsworth
'93%c
..37'/2c
'(Monthly
Monthly
Inc
Inc.
Fund,
Affiliated
10-15
walue. If approved the
no par shares will be called in and, in
its place, two
shares of the new $3
par
would
be
exchanged
for
each
mon
dividend
10c
$2.50
Inc.,. common
Co.,
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
5
we
Agnew-Surpass
ll-.l
Directors
■
9
11-1
deducted
10-6
41-
50c
•ifame of Company
Stock
&
,
______
withholding tax must
this-payment.-.
Philippine
Barium
________
Addressograph-Multigraph
11-.l
1
i
5
1
12-10
$2
A
6%>
6
56'Ac
100%
V
dollars being made available to
Central Bank of Phil-
necessary
Co.—
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.i
;—
10-15
(quar.).
(quar.)
iippines for transmittal to the U. S).
10-15
11-
430c
9-28
11-1
tthe company by-the
1
10-24
■-4'-::/.;%Per
10-20
10-31
11- .5
11-15
10-24
J22'/2c
?25c
.
Ltd., class A (quar.)
11-
,',.20c
11-
5
,25c
,10>10-
10-19
1
62'/a C
a7'/2.%
(
(s-a)____
Co., 3.75%. pfd. B
shareholders
ican
preceding table.
..
-Narragansett-Electric Go., 4J/25r.pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
6%
5%.pfd.
Manufacturing
12-
10-
•9-28
__—_——
c$1.20 convertible prior preference
10-31
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.,
Nichols
Austin
.
Axelson
10-
quar.)
RR.,
Plywood Corp.
Balatoc Mining
10-15
12 17
10-15
1
Extra
Public
Cab
Line
10-15
10-16
12-21
75c
10-19
10-10
11-15
(quar.)
City~Elect"ric:Cor (quar30c
10-31
10-15
5
12-17
10-19
10-22
15C
5
10-
12-21
10-15
11-20
: 20c
(increased)
10-16
.10-20
Atlas
1
10c
(quar.)
10-
1
11-
12-8
12-
(quar.)
11-1
______
$1
50c
10-25
-10-
t56'/<iC
.$l.l2'/2
$l.l2'/2
%
$1
,___
Atlantic Refining
,
9-28
10c
11-15
1
10-
9-28
;10-10
10-15
5%
(quar.),
10-11
.11-
.9-29
10-10
11-1
5
11-4
Atlantic Coast
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
,10-15
1
40-15
20c
(quar.)
— ,_
Crampton Corp. (quar.)
Service Corp., common—
&
Below
Investment
_
Corp.
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Zenith
Radio Corp.
(quar.)
10-15
ll-.l
25c
.
6%
7
11-
9-26
<quar.)___
preferred
Yellow
from
ordinary net income and 5c from
capital gains. ————
(
-r
10-15
1
10-
12-8
40c
——
lien
prior
5%.
10-19
1
11-
12-
1
10-
preferred
,$5
.10-. 8
11-
RR.
—
Wisconsin
10-1
10-31
11-
Inc.__
Lints,
Pacific
Winters
1
,15c
40c
$1.50
$1.10
$1.12'/2
"
$1.20
17'Ac
*
5c
:— '
56'Ac
50c
20c
25c
Company (special)
Fund, Inc.—
C.)
10-
120c
37'Ac
10-15
10c
Extra
*
}
10-11%
—
Extra
Atlantic
10-15
1
10-23
$3
(initial
common
75c
Circuit,
class
(quar.)
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate
9-25
10-15
1
40c
——
Class B
4%
9-20
10-
10-19
11-
•■-*:
Hegeman
25c
Corp.,
Westminster Paper Co.,
12-17
1
11-26
———
Air
Western
11-15
12-27
5
10- 4
Baystate
B
Western
9-25
11-
New
11-
1*
75c
40c
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
;
7
10-
——________
Ltd., class A
Corp.,' class A
Welsbach
V. Class
•
10c
25c
25c
12-
10-15
(s-a)
Wheeling & Lake Erie, Ry., common
50c
5%
10-31
1-2-52
—
Corp.______
Petroleum Corp.
Watcrous,
11-21
1
10-11
50c
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern RR., com.
10-15
10-
10-15
40-11
10-
$1.25
•
1.
Theatre
Artists
Warren
10-16
,1-3-15
1
10-31
10-15
Co.—
common
•■
9-17
10-15
(s-a)
&
20C
(Cleve.)
Sept.
Shoe Corp.
Vulcan
9-29
11-
and
1
Radium
S.
U. S.
9-26
9-26
11-
$ $ 1.06
—
9-26
10-26
11-30
15c
—
Common
10-26
_____
Morris
U.
5
10-26
—
(quar.)
Montgomery.& Erie.RR.
United
1
56'Ac
Power &
preferred
4.80%
15c
10-
'10-15
11-15
25c
Mills,
Cotton
9-29
10-15
$2.25
$1.75
(quar.)—
com.
Electrlc______—__
Associated Electric ..Industries, Ltd.—
Ameiican dep. receipts ordinary (interim)
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—
4'/2% preferred (quar.)._
r,5%
preferred
(quar.)
—
11-15
12-15
10C
$1.25
i
Co
Cable
Glass Corp.,
preferred
6 %4
10-15
—
Building Association,
June
,
*
Mutual
1
$1
(extra),.
com.
Arrow-Hart
Name of above changed to Tung-Sol Elec¬
tric, Inc., effective Oct. 1, 1951. Future
dividend dates will be declared March 1,
1
10-26
Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)_
Monongahela Power, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi
5%
9
11-
quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Maid Corp.—
Minute
5
10-19
'
(quar.)__:__
Reclaiming,
Rubber
Midwest
Motor
1110-
12-
1
$1.50
iquar.)
Arcade
5
1
(quar.)
y
preferred ,(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
iquar.)
10-
,10-19
12-1
Ltd.
Ltd.
Trane Company (stock dividend)
Tudor-City Ninth Unit, Inc.—
,$6 preferred (accum.)-,
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc.—
11-15
11-
1
10-10
pfd.
Thermoid, $2.50 convertible preferred
Traders
5
&
Wire
Hocking
9-25 ;
10-4
12-
—
Mfg. Co.—
convertible preferred
:$2.40
2
10-
40-26'
11-16
Co.—
i4'/2%
Glass
9-30
1
_______^
Middlesex. Products
9-25 i
9-25
flOC
Inc
Co.
Tower
11-
10-31
,
5
—,
—
4'/2 % preferred (quar.)
Appalachian Electric Power
,
40-15
10-25
(quar.)—
Malleable -& Mfg.
Haute
Thatcher
Co.—
iquar.)_
Co.
1
Food Exchange, Inc
preferred (s-a)___
4%
Terminal
10-17
12-
._,
.__
11-
20c
_i—
(quar.)__.
clas A
Biscuits,
<
Inc.,
Terre
11-9
12-15
9-30
10-15
10-31
11-
(quar.i_____
Storage
dividend
Meyercord
4
10-15
65c
(quar.i
iaccum.)_^_
Merrltt-Cbapman & Scott (increased
-
9-30
20c
35c
common..
preferred
4%'
10-15
ll'/jc
(quar.i
preferred
Co.,
Sunshine
9-30
10c
Maul Macotta.Corp..—
$3
.25c
1
(stock dividend)____
(quar.)
Corp.
Stowell Screw Co.,
10-11
10-15
45c
40c
20c
75c
5c
35c
Co.
Stores
Stouffer
10-25
$2
Company,
1
(quar.)
Inc
-
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.
Stone Container Corp.
11-
a $3.75
Mercantile
Foods,
$1.25
;
Maytag
1010-
City Stock Yards Co. (quar.)—
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr Co. "(quar.) ___
11-15
(increasedi
Fund,
.$1.50
Sioux
12-
51c
jlExtra
Marmon-Herrington
Shedd-Bartush
Talon,
Loomis-SayJes Mutual Fund, com. (year-end i
:,Extra
(quar.)__-,
6% ,pfd.
Supreme Sunrise
10c
Loomis-Sayles Second
1
f 15c
Syndicate,
Stores,
10-15
$1.30
:
1
10-
Ltd., class B_
Co.,
A
Schaffer
10-15
1.1, common
(quar.i—
&
10-19
A
Preferred
Scarfe
11-
(quar.).—___—
Long Island Lighting Co.
11-
40c
Sargent & Company
Saudi Arabian Mining
11-30
& Refining
Company (quar.)_—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
i$1.06'A
common
preferred
convertible
10>
Angerman
10-15
10-25
28c
Saguenay Power Co,, Ltd., 4'A %
11-
11-
Foods,
XI-
(quar.)
Corp.
a%
5
10-15
1
W.
11-
(quar.)___
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.
10-15
10c
preferred
S. ,&
(quar.iI
H.i .& Company
Kurz-Kasch,
4'A%
10-12*
(irreg.)_—
Telephone Co.
Anaconda
10-25
60c
•
common
Rosefield
realized gainst—
net
Inc.
1
10-31
*11-
25c
Ltd.,
Co.,
4
_____
(From
10-15
1
50c
,
Corp
Paper
4
^—_____
Stores,
40-15
35c
—
10-10
40c
B-2
10-20
1
50c
(quar.)
Co
10-
Keystone Custodian Funds—
v
Mills
Paper
10-
$1.06'/4
$1
30c
31'/4C
$2.40
Kentucky Telephone Corp., common
5.20%
10-15
9
10-1-
10-15
11-
1
'10-13
10-31
12-1
—
(Del.)
(Abilene, Kansas)—
(quar.)
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Woolen Co., 7% preferred
(quar.).
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—
$5 prior preferred
(quar.)
—
10-15
■
10-31
10•10-
10-15
1
11-
11-
preferred
Anchor
Inc.
Motors,
11-
11-
45c
37'/2c
Corp.
(irreg.)
;7% .preferred
10-20
1
9-20
10-15
Co.—
American Tolephone &
•11-
J25c
—•
r10-15
.
10%
;Preferred B
iquar.)
-_a.__.___
Jersey Central Power. & Light. 4% pfd. (quar.)
Kennedy's, Inc., common
(Dayton, Ohio)
U—
Quarterly
Reo
V10-17
1
10-20
J25C
(resumed)—_____I—__
Republic Natural Gas Co. (s-a) _____:
Rice .Stix,
Inc.
(quar.)
Rising Paper, common (quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)
__________
,5'A
preferred iquar.l__
—___
111-
11-15
11-21-,
1
dividend
American
25c
______
10-12
*
;
preferred A
,
8 "
(quar,)_
Reliable Fire Insurance Co.
IO- 8
'
common.........
10-15
______________
dividend
.5%? preferred
10-19
50c
Ltd.,
10-15
a3%
Ingerspll-Rand Co.
$1.50
Inglewood Gasoline-Co. (quar.)..
:
3c
Interchemical Corp., common
_A'
40c
i4Vi% preferred (quar.)
$1.12Vz
Jantzen Knitting Mills, Inc., com. (quar.)
20c
r5%
'■
9-29
10-
10-13
10-15• ;
(Canada),'
10-19:
1
5%
(quar.)J—
$2 ,class, A
50c
Ltd.—
Ordinary (interim)
deposit receipts,
Stock
•A
;io-i5
Industries,
Chemical
-Amer.
Reed. iC.
Reitman's
9-29
25c
—
(quar.t_.-_
preferred
*
10-31 •;
12'/2c
(quar.)—
iquqjr.)-
Po.wer.Co.,
10-31
1
11-
12'Ac
participating (quar.)___
A.), Company, class B____.
A
25c
(initial).
(reducedi
Shoe
Illinois Brick
11-15
'11-15
11-
75c
12-1
10-25
10-
/
10-19
10-26
10-19
50c
—______
,
(quar.)
Packing, Co. . (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,"Ltd
Refrigerator Co. (quar.)
Hussman
Illinois
5
50c 'class
•
2).
Lighting & Power-Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)
Humberstone
10-22
10-30
(quar,)_.
Reading Tube Corp.—
II-15
-
preferred
S3
10-16
1
Rolland
common
;$1 non-cumulative class A
Holyoke Water Power
Oct.
on
common
(Henry)
'
12-
dividend
on com.
held
meeting
at
10-16
1
11- 1
*
action
no
(quar.).______i—
Raymond Concrete Pile Co., common (quar.)
11-1
11-
quar.)_______
Ccrp
American :Smelting
preference
$3,50
10-19
20c
25c
5%
American Seal-Kap
Common
1
10-15
American Phenolic
'Stock
1
11-
1
10-19
,-v
2
10-
12-15
10-10
5
10-
10-15
$1.75
1
1
10-15
10-15
'12'/sc
(quar.)
11-
.i2c
$87 'A
$1.12'/2
9-28
10-15
Co.—
Insurance
(quar.)
Paper Goods
preferred
7%
25c
10c
50c
,$1.25
(quar.)—_—______—$1.75
preferred
American
10-25
2%
;•
,6%
1
9-19
40-15*
1
Co.—
Gas
.(increased
Common
9-29
Purity Flour Mills, Ltd.—
'10-15 :-
11-15
n-
8
10-15
1
U-
97'/2c
■;
—
10-20
$1.25
(quar.)_
lQc
,
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd., 4'/2%
Fire
American Natural
c________
Corp.,
National
Quarterly
(quar.)_—__
iquar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-29
10-15
(quar.),,$1.25
J>%*preferred
American Metal Co..
40-15
3-14
15c
■<
Products Corp. (monthly)__
& Foundry Co.
preferred
3.90%
American
11-
12-14
Machine
(quar.)
Maize-Products, coramon_________,
American Maracaibo
American-Marietta Co., common (quar.,)
10-26
preferred
Phillips-Jones
10-18
v
.
t25c
Radio Corp.—
payment
Home
.$1.25
(quar.)..—;
25c
_____—______12'/2c
(quar. t
{Directors took
.
\
25c
& Co., class A
'Common
10-
10-15
Gttarantfee'iC^>of Np£tii:
Gulf Insurance Co
10-20'
1
Bottling—
'Coca-Cola
.Vt.) —
(Montpelier,
Co.
American
41-
'
11-1-1
■■
10-11 >
32'Ac
Plywood, Inc. (stock•"dividend)
Puritan
Fund, Inc,_-i—1
v10-17
10-15
.
•
American Home
..
10-15
"
(quar.)_______
-
10-17
10-31
1
$1.25
Peabody Coal-Co., common
.5% conv. prior preferred
.
American
10-15
5.
$1.25
31'Ac
fund
sinking
Panama
10-15
11-
20c
•
-preferred (quari)__
5','r sinking fund preferred
10-12
1
jio-3o :
Cc.
jS'/r
11-1
10-
11-
22'Ac
___________
Quarterly'
10-14
$i
Co., common-.—
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co. (quar.)___!
Outlet-Company
Pacific Finance Corp^ of California—
10-19
1
nonrcumulative
1
1
•
,
...
non-cumulative
1
Nuun-Bush
1
7%
7%
'■=
9-25
1-2-52
4-1-52
10-10
Foundry—
U-
Extra
.10-15
10-15
.,10-25
10-19
preferred
——
$1.75
preferred
_______
,.$1.75
Fidelity & Casualty (quar.25c
&
10-12
10-31
25c
1
10-10
10-25*(
(quar.)„____
Co.
Can
Car
10-19-.
$1.50
11-
11-15
American
American
Works
9-30
11-15
1
10-
11-
Noyea
11-
10-19-
1
(quar.)______
12-
10-15
Illinois
*
11-
11-
+
50c
30c
;.<$J
convertible
10-17
1
11-
10c
Co.
20c
Corp., common* (quar.) __I
37'AC
preferred (quar.)'_
Northern Indiana >Publlc Service— "*V",
'•
■4V\ 9e; preferred . (quar.)"-—$1.06'A
_____—
50c
Northwest .Engineering - (quar.)
10-15
50c
$1.25
Box :Board—
12-
9-30
10-15
;
——
12-
9
1
Quarterly
1-2-52
Northern
9-29
>,
(St. Louis)-r-
American Automobile Insurance
*
25c
50c
(quar.)—____
<
Payable of Reo,
10-15
________
1-2-52
9
10-31
Roof Corp.
Extra
1-2-52
I-
11-
10-19
Share
93%c
10-
10-15
11-1
11-15
American Asphalt
r
1
Holdera
When
Per
.
$1.12'A
1
2-1-52
11-15
.
Name of Company
<
preferred ' (quar.)_l___l_:______^___
2-1-52
11-
11-
Noripa-Hoffman Bearings Corp.—
6%
preferred (accum.)
.
—
Chemical,
&
10-
10-27
11-. 1
11-15
42'Ac
i
$4.50
11-
11-15
,
•
preferred (quar.)
,4preferred 41949 series)
(quar.)'____
New York Merchandise Co. (quar.)
.;e»,
,3%'%
stockholders lias been called 4oiSNc>v.'4iU
DdmirJon Coal,
30c
37'/2c
Vulcanized Fibre Co. tquar.)
Co., common——________
$2.40
preferred (quar,)__,
_________
N.'Y. Stats Electric & Gas, common (quar.)
-
When
Payable of Rec.
-
Meter
Nectur.e
-
: •
Holders
Per
Share
•Name .of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Inc.—:
from
Holders
When
Per
■:
Name
45
(1337)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
—
Ltd. (s-a)—_—
t25c
50c
$1.75
t5c
10-15
10-10
(quar.)
—
.75c
1
9-28*
9-25
11-
1
10-8
11-
1
10-
2-1-52
10-10
8
1-15
10-
1
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
10-15
11-
1
11-
5
10-19
12-14
11-15
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-11
10-16
9-14
Electric Power
preferred
10-
11-4
10-15
*
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1338)'
Company
Camden Fire
Canada
Association
Insurance
Northern
Canada
Western
50c
class
Class
B
Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
*
-
Ltd.
Bakeries,
'
10-25
11-1
10-25
10-15
10-15
Dominion
10- 3
10-10
-2
New
Jn'oo
7%
12-14
Industries
7%
Lamp, Ltd. (quar.)
Companies, Ltd. (quar.)
t$1.75
*25c
125c
10-15
12-15
11-15
9-14
11"24
Ducommun
10-15
Dunham
t$1.12%
10-15
9-28
du Pont
137'Ac
110c
10-31
10-15
10-1
9-17
5c
$1.25
50c
10-19
10-20
11- 1
10-20
11- 1
10-15
10-31
10- 9
10-10
10-10
9-24
10-19
9-28
10- 8
10-31
10- 8
10-31
10-15
11- 1
11- 1
10- 8
10-1
10- i
Motor
Oil
Canadian
Canadian
class A
Products,
Canadian Silk
(quar.)
Lumber
Western
Capital Plastics, Inc.
(initial).—
—
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.).—
Carolina
&
Power
Light,
iquar.)..
common
(stock dividend)
5%
(quar.)
—
Carrier Corporation, 4%
pfd. (quar.)_
Celotex Corporation, com. (increased quar.)
$1
50c
37'Ac
37'Ac
25c
40c
50c
50c
$1.19
Carpenter Paper Co., com.
4% convertible preferred
Extra
;
...
-—
•
preferred
(quar.)——
—
Central Aguirre Sugar Co. (quar.)———
Central Coal & Coke Corp
Igytra - L1 ■' if
-1'—11—1
Central Kansas Power, 4%%
pfd. (quar.).
5%
iir ni i-
_
Steel Products Co.
Ohio
Investment Corp.,
Chain Store
Chemical
—
56'Ac
40c
Inc
...
—
Ohio Ry. Co.
3'A% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chicago Corporation (quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
#2 class A (accum;)«-w»~--------i----i-k
$2 class A (accum.)—■
15c
Fund,
Chicago Molded Products Corp....—,
Electric
Cincinnati
Gas
Circle
Knitting,
Bar
&
Co.
Ltd.,
—'
Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
RR. Co., 5% preferred (quar.)—_
J
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., com.—
Cobalt Lode
Coca
Coghlin
(B.
Mutual
Columbus
&
35c
t$1.25
10-10
10-15
9-25
9-24
Food
75c
v!2%c
10-30
10-16
Hotel, Inc,i..—ii.--.Ji.--...-.—^
Gas
Co.
Confederation
Extra
preferred
Consolidated
J
Chemical Industries,
Coppermines
Consolidated
Deaborn
Consolidated
Edison
preferred
Royalty
Textile
Consumers
Power
Co.,
preferred
Container
Corp.
preferred
Continental
Stock
America,
(Chicago)—
Gin
Continental
Insurance
Co.,
4l/2%
preferred
Cornell-Dubilier
$5.25
pfd.
(N.
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
common
(quer.)
(quar.)___
Crosse
class
10-25
10-10
10-11
10-
1
General
11-
5
——
8
5%
4%
7
General
50c
11-20
11-
5 J
General Investors
12-
11-20
Cudahy Packing Co., 4'A% pfd.
(quar.)____
Cuneo Press, Inc., 3%% preferred
(quar.)__
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)_____
Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A (quar.)_;
90c
10-25
10-
4
10-15
10-
4
General
10-15
10-15
9-28
10-19
9-28
30c
10-10
9-28
10-
9
12-
10-15
10-
12-28
$1.12%
10-15
10-
87'Ac
37'Ac
11-15
11-
1
12- 3
11-16
50c
12-28
12-
10-15
Dana
9-25
Corporation, common (quar.)
75c
3%% preferred series A (quar.)
933Ac
Dansker Realty & Securities Corp.—
6% preferred (quar.)—
—7yac
10-15
li-
5
10-10
10-
1
Davidson
ioc
10-25
10-10
Daystrom,
Inc.
25c
Dayton Rubber Co., common—45c
$2 class A (quar.)
—-—________
50c
11-15
10-25
10-25
10-10
10-25
New
10-10
De
Brothers
(quar.)_______
(quar.)__—
VRbisS
Company (quar.)_
Lines, Inc
25c
10-31
10-
5
10-19
1010-
40c
10-15
<quar.)__—__
30c
Detroit Gasket & Mfg. Co. (quar.25c
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co., common (quar.)
15c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
50c
10-15
10-20
10-10
11-15
11-
5
Detroit Steel
10-10
10-
1
50c
11-
1
10-
8
37%c
11-
1
10-8
Detroit
Detroit
&
Canada
Edison
Yard
Tunnel
(quar.)
Corp.______—__
Co.
Products
Co.
(quar,):
Diamond Match Co., common
$1.50 preferred
Distillers
Amer.
Dome
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
Co., Ltd.—deposit receipts for ord.
Dixie-Home
50c
Mines, Ltd
1
J
9-28
.
10-25
*
10-10
reg.
(final)
16'A%
10-16
.
9-14
ioc
$17'Ac
—
(quar.)_________
10-15
10-30
9-29
$40c
11-23
10-31
$44c
10-15
9-29
9-29
Dominion Dairies, Ltd.—
6%
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)_____
10-23
11-
1
10-23
11-1
10-23
10-11
10-13
11-26
11-12
11-26
11-12
11- 1
10-10
10-20
9-28
11- 1
10-10*
11-
1
10-
8
11-1
10-
8
11-15
11-
1
Inc.
common
common
Kroger
11-
1
10-20
9-28
4
9-28
(quar.)__
,
11-30
11-26
10-15
10-
1
50c
10-25
10-
1
10-25
10-
1
$1.25
■;
10-20
25c
25c
(s-a)
11- 1
10-
1
9-28
25c
10-10
10-25
10-10
25c
(quar.)_
10-25
$1.12y2
common
(quar.)
10-20
10-
5
12-
4
Co.—
quar.)
common
Ltd., common
common
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A
(increased)-
25c
12-15
25c
10-15
15c
$2.50
11-15
11-15
11-
1
11-
1
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-24
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
25c
11-
10-15
15c
25c
10-17
$1.50
$2
$2
1
;__u
Green
(H.
L.)
Co.
convertible
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co.
(quar.)_____J
12-20
10-15
10c
Ltd
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co.—
Increased quarterly
Lambert (Alfred) class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)—
Lambert Company
(quar.)
Lamston (M. H.), Inc., $6 pfd. (s-a)
Landis Machine Co. (quar.)
Lane Bryant, Inc., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)______
Langendorf United Bakeries, com. (quar.)—
$1.80 preferred (quar.)
Rubber
&
Tire
Corp.
10-
Co.
Lees
& Sons Co., 3.35%
12-10
11-28
35c
tl5c
11-28
12-15
11-26
11- 1
10-10
10-15
9-27
10-19
9-28
10-15
12-31
12-31
10-10
50c
$3
25c
56%e
45c
45c
75c
Lehman Corp.
12-10
9-23
12-28
9-14
10- 1
12-20
12-20
9-21
11-1
11-15
11-1
10-15
10-15
10-31
11- 5
10-15
10-30
10-15*
10-30
10-15*
9-29
9-29
5
Leece-Neville
10-15
16-10
$l5c
(quar.)
11-28
11- 1-
10-10
10- 8
12- 5
3- 5
10c 1-10-52
tlOc
10-12
Lake Shore Mines,
11-15
11-
Extra
(James)
Lerner
Ltd.
10-15
10- 1
11-1
10-15
10-8
9-25
10-15
10- 2
$1.12'A
11- 1
10-19
J15c
10-31
9-2§
30c
12-31
12-24
25c
11- 1
10-25
37'Ac
$1,25
10-10
10-10
9-30
9-30
60c
12- 1
11-2
6pc
/50c
12-1
11- 2
10-15
—
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Lewis Bros.,
10c
96'Ac
30c
(quar.)
Stores
4%%
$1.50
^
—
pfd. (quar.)
37'Ac !
(quar.)
—,
(irreg.)
Liberty Life Insurance
Quarterly
(Greenville, S. C.) —
—
1
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. (Ind.)—
Quarterly
10-15
12-10
12-1
11-1
10-15
—•—
9-20
40o
Common
5%
37y2c
11-1
10-17
50c
11-1
10-15
(quar.)
preferred
Link-Belt
-
9-29 4
12-27
31Y4C
-
10-17
50c
(quar.)_____
Grlesedieck Western Brewery Co.
5% convertible preferred (quar,)_
1
10- 2
10- 8
1- 8
4- 8
1- 8
10-10
12-20
9-28
10-11
11- 1
10-20
10-15
12-15
7'Ac 3-15-52
preferred (quar.)
University (quar.)
Lincoln Telephone &
(quar.)
11-
12'/2c
7'Ac
Extension
Quarterly
12-10
30c
(Houston)
10- 2
$1.75
10c
5
'
Quarterly
9-29
10-25
10-25
10-15
1-15-52
4-15-52
1-15-52
11- 1
12-30
10-15
11-1
tic
(quar.)
SS'Ac
25c
56'Ac
(quar.)
(N. Y.)—
10-15
$1.12%
Co
31'Ac
convertible preferred (resumed)-^
Union Co., 4y2% preferred (quar.)__
Great Southern Life Ins.
preferred
Forge
Salle
Lee
11-15
11-15
$1.25
37YsC
37'/2c
37'Ac
$1.25
75c
$2.60
50c
$1
•
5%
9-28
12- 1
12- 1
$1
Krueger (G.)
Brewing (quar.)
Kuner-Empson Co., common (quar.)__
Quarterly
La Plante-Choate Mfg. Co., Inc.
La
10-15
95c
$1
—
preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
$25o
(quar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc., com.
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
7%
Kropp
$20c
Company—
10-
Graham Paige Corp.—
5%
semi-annual
Reduced
Kroehler Mfg.,
9-28
10-18
(s-a)
(quar.)__
Kingan & Company, 4% preferred (quar.)__
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining Co., Ltd.—
9-28
10-15
35c
Keyes Fibre Co., $3 class A (quar.)
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pitt.
King-Seeley Corp.
1
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
10-12
10-15
10-18
10-20
Inc.—
Income
Kentucky Stone Co., common (quar.)
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
5% preferred (s-a)
1
11-15
11- 1
pfd.
(increased)
11-
15c
5%
preferred
(s-a)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., common$5 preferred
(quar.)
Gotham Hosiery Co.
(quar.)
Goulds Pumps, Inc., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Grace (W. R.) & Co.—
8% preferred (quar.)_.
8% preferred class A (quar.)
8% preferred class B (quar.)
Grand
9-29
10- 1
11-
25c
$$1.25
—
(initial
10-20
10-20
$1
(quar.)_
preferred
(lrreg.)
(quar.)
&
11-1
investment
$1.50
—
Brothers, Inc.,
3c
20c
$1.50
5%
Mutual Fund,
(The)
net
$1.37y2
(quar.)
10-19
10-19
10-15
15c
62'/2c
Company,
L.)
Co.,
Common
$1.25
(quar.)
37%c
25c
133Ac
Joplin Water Works, 6% preferred (quar.)_
Journal Publishing Co. of Ottawa, Ltd.—
Quarterly
;
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
3.80% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
;
Kansas City Southern Ry.
4% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.—
11-19
J
-
;
933Ac
2c
For
9-26
12-10
10-21
933Ac
,
(quar.)
Extra
50c
5%
(quar.)
9-20
10-15
11-30
9-15
9-15
9-23
(quar.)—
(F.
Johnston
6c
_______
10-5
1
50c
Great American Insurance Co.
Stores
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd.
Cc„
Goodall Rubber Co.,
11-14
Stock
11-
$1.50
Company
GJobe-Wernicke Co.,
1
12-
Union
A.)
C.)
Golden. State,
9
10-17
75c
Air
10-23
$1
87'/2c
(quar.)
(Boston)
preferred
Corp.
10-15
62'/2c
10-11
<
5c
11- 1
50c
12-14
$50c <10-15
$75c
10-15
19c
10-15
(quar.)
(resumed)—
Management Fund——
(Rhode Island)
Tea
5%
__________
25c
Delta
Denver
1
8
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
Gladding, McBean
•
10-15
11-
10c
(S.
(A.
pref.
Gimbei
5
10-15
10-31
.
10-17
(quar.)__
Stores
Engineering
preferred
Jacobs
10-31
$1
$60c
15c
10- 2
10- 2
9-15
9-21*
>
11- 1
11- 1
10-31
11- 1
10-31
11- 1
11-1
Jewel
B
(quar.)
Extra
$5
9-29
9-29
9-
Gillette Safety Razor Co.,
2
10-22
9-
Co.,
Ltd.
Participating
Ironite, Inc., 55c conv. preferred (quar.)
Jack & Heintz, Inc., common (initial)
10-22
25c
9-23
11- 1
11- 1
t$1.75
(quar.)__
33A% preferred (quar.)
Johnson Ranch Royalty Co., Inc. (quar.)—
9-28
10-11
Outdoor Advertising
convertible
Gerrard
1
10-15
9-21
Extra
12-142
9-29
11-1
Corp.—
preferred
Gilbert
10-15
10-25
10-11
pfd.
Co.,
convertible preferred
$2.50
10%
Steel Wares, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
George Putnam Fund of Boston
11-15
10-30
10-17
5%
11- 8
6%
1
General
2
1
12- 3
<
$4
10-19
1
11-
General Public Service, $6 pfd.
$5.50 preferred (quar.)—
9-24
6c
25c
11-
10-25
$3.50
($100 par)
Corp.
—
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (increased)
75c
(s-a)
9-15
10-15
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Intertype
30c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
10-19
20c
Trust
Motors
$5
10-19
25c
$3.75
9-28
1
11-1
Ltd.—
C
',9-14
10-15
$1
preferred ($5 par) (quar.)
Interstate
11-
(quar.)
Corp.,
General
9c
Laboratories
Foods
Mills, Inc.
12-14
11- 1
common
preferred
General
10-15
$2
conv.
10-16
50c
(quar.)_
Power
25c
preferred A (s-a)
10- 2
9-28
9-14
Telephone & Telegraph Corp._
Finance Corp.—
12-
10-16
f83Ac
pfd.
7%
10-15
:
9-18
9-26
10-15
(quar.)___
com.
4%
International
J50c
(annual)
10-15
10-15
-
$30q
$37'/2c
International
55c
ordinary
11- 1
50c
9-18
25c
receipts
11- 1
10-31
,
11-30
12 y2 %
dep.
$25c
25c
10-11
16%c
}12y2c
(quar.)__
10-19
10-10
11- 1*
50c
Investors Trust Co.
"
11- 1
11- 1
11-20
50c
preferred
Investors
;
pfd.
Co.
.
12-19
$1
20c
40c
10-26
$1.25
6%
Milling Co.,
•
12-30
of North America
Harvester
9-29
10- 5
10-15
$1.25
—
10-20
15c
(quar.)__
10-15
10-15
10-15
"
7%
7'/2c
Co.,
12-7
1-2-52
9-28
Oct.
(quar.)
60c
Bronze
International Nickel
$1
Co.
11-20
50c
5
$10
Co.,
1-2-52
10-
on
11-1
10-8
10- 8
10-16
10-11
9-29
9-29
11- 1
11- 1
933Ac
$1
25c
Powders, common
participating preferred (quar.)
6%
25c
-
35c
—
(quar.)
International
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
A
Co.
10-25
11- 1
(quar.)—
com.
1-2-52
$1
933Ac
common
RR.
Interstate Department
Bonus
3
International
Corp.—
—
1-2-52
30c
'
10- 2
11- 2
9-29
lc
25c
37'/2c
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
International
$1.50
redemption
Company,
$1.12,/2
t$2
9-28
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
American
5c
A—___
Crows Nest Pa.sk Coal Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Crum & Forster, common (quar.)__________
8% preferred (quar.)—__
Cutter
10-
10c
Co
Blackwell.
&
11- 1
$1.31 'A
Cribben
Sexton
Mfg.
(Robert)
Baking
Electric
preferred series A
10-15
(s-a)
10-10
11-10
50c
Co.
Insurance Co.
$4
General
$1.13
(quar.)
Y.)
10-31
10-15
(quar.)
General Electric
10-15
10-
10-16
•
11- 1
10-15
for
class
Brothers
?
25%
>
Corporate Investors, class A
County Gas Co. (N. J.) (quar.)
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. (quar.)-—_
&
Fuller
$1.75
Co.
Products Refining,
7%
.
11- 1
Co
10-15
10-23
10-16
10-15
$2
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
Common (increased)
^
——
Co.,
Gamble
1
10-11
t$l
11- 1 J, 10-15
10-19
10- 8
$1
dividend
Continental
Corn
<quar.)_
com.
10-31
;
50c
,
$1.06"A
Co
$1.13
_____ —
:
(quar.)
Assurance
Sixth
AA
12c
(quar.t___
common
9-20
10-15
11-1
11-15
10-26
11- 1
Investors
Indiana Associated Telephone Corp.—
10-11
10-
35c
53%c
20c
15c
Incorporated
1
$1.50
65c
50c
9-29
11- 1
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%
preference (quar.)
10-31
Extra
37'Ac
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Class
5
General
(quar.)—
preferred
10-
1
62'/2c
(quar.)_
calied
25c
(irreg.)
Co.
3-16
40c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Oil
12-16
Extra
Y.)
Co., Inc.
1-1-52
4-1-52
Co
Chemical
&
20C
(quar.)
Zinc
100%
Telegraph Co.
Companies, Ltd.,
Brush
Gair
(irreg.)
Corp.
(N.
Terminal
Illinois
preferred (quar.)
Dairies, Inc., 4% conv. preferred—
issue
West
Fuller
10- 5
10- 5
10- 5
11- 1
37'Ac
Illinois
12-
at
$2.20
11- 1
50c
10-11
10-19
Froedtert
Inc.—
(quar.)
Consolidated
4%
12-10
11- 1
11-1
10-26
1-2-52
15c
preferred
$2
—
Extra
12-10
51c
55c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
Consolidated
4.52%
12-15
12-15
'
_______
partic. pref. class A
4.50%
10-10
':>■-J'
(quar.)
Consolidated
$5
10-15
47'Ac
25c
$0.185625
convertible
Fraser
U,
& Rubber
Corp.,
Franklin
—
t$2
(quar.)
9-14
10-16
$50 per share plus this dividend..
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd
412
t$1.75
$2 preferred (quar.)——
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
$1.50
10-31
Finance
11- 1
(accum.)__
Corp.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Hudson Fund, Inc. (increased)
Hutting Sash & Door Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic-Press Brick Co.—
$6 preferred (accum.)
12-17
11-
10-15
11-15
Corp.—
preferred
$2.50
Insurance
preferred
Entire
,
Power
&
preferred
$2.20
11-15
60c
9-28
-
Light
12-21
2%
9-24
10%
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.
10-15
dividend
30
____
Connecticut
$1.90
10-20
75c
(Toronto)
Stock
Foremost
net
—
Fund
Firestone Tire
1-28
Hamp.)—
Association
Life
Fireman's
Street
preferred
5%
Co.,
126c
'
9-24
10-18
-
convertible preferred
Household
9
(see Marshall Field & Co.)
Extra
9-28
(accum.)
Extra
Quarterly
11- 1 J*
$$1.75
(New
preferred
from
Walnut
150C
9-29
12- 1
dividend I
.9-24
10-18
$1
Horder's,
Insurance—
(stock
10-10
20%
(quar.)-.:—_l
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5%
.
91'Ac
Holly Development Co.
Co.)
Foote Brothers Gear & Machine Corp.
10-15
—
Life
25c
25c
25c
40c
933Ac
45c
(quar.)__
common
Products
35c
(quar.)
common
10- 5
10- 5
10- 5
10- 5
10- 5
9-25
10- 8
10- 8
Extra
11-
—
Products,
Field Marshall
10-16
10- 2
10c
paid
...
10-31
prior
33A%
%4c
Ltd....
Corp.,
9-21
Inc.— '
'
preferred (quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. (Md.) (quar.)
Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)_
6%
45c
Co
(being
Inc.
income)
Flbreboard
r
,
-—-
International
-
Inc.—
i
Edison
7%
(quar.)
9-28
(quar.)_
Co.
Machinery
pfd.
10-15
10- 8
9-21
25c
convertible preferred (quar.)
(quar.).
Ltd., 5%
10- 5
$1.25
(quar.)
York
Co.
10-15
10-15
10-10
10-15
Department Stores, Inc.—
Common
First
•Commonwealth
Concord
Federated
9-20
(quar.)____
Engineering-Superheater,
Fund,
Rubber
10-10
Commonwealth
dividend
Y.
$5
Quarterly
Concord
N.
(s-a).
Ltd.
Insurance
.
11- 1
Quarterly
Faultless
1
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-23
10-31
10-31
'
7%
preferred (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
4'A% preferred series A (quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. (monthly)
Higbic Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hines (Edward) Lumber Co. (quar.)
12-14
11- 1
Steel
33A%
(quar.)
Traders
&
Syracuse,
11-14
Powder
Hercules
10- 5
9-28
10-19
10-15
21'Ac
Horn &■ Hardart Co. of N. Y
(quar.)
preferred
Farmers
10-15
9-30
10-26
10-26
12-20
Hercules
10-20
10-15
11-16
11- 1
40c
25c
(quar.)
Pillot—
$2.50
(Max)
4Vi'/t
10-19
1
preferred
&
11- 5
(quar.)
B.
Stock div. (payable in nonvoting common)
10-15
110c
Falstaff Brewing Corp.,
10-15
10-15
10-10
10-31
Southern Ohio Electric
Commodore
10- 1*
12- 3*
9-14
10c
t3c
50c
t20c
Combined Enterprises,
Combustion
Factor
•
10-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(see Max Factor &
10-10
10- 5/
9-29
10- 2
10-15
Life
11-
10-15
Henke
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
12-10
10-10
(initial)
10-
Eversharp, Inc., common
10-19
Company,
J.)
Columbus
4.16%
10-10
35c
$1.12V2
25c
50c
25c
—
pfd.
J.) Company,
dividend
(H.
Stock
127y2c
75c
(quar.)
common
(T. H.)
10-19
Silver
<11-23
(initial)
1-2-52
(lrreg.)——/-
12- 5
Company—
50c
Mines, Ltd.
Bottling (N. Y.)_
Cola
&
common
(quar.)...—*—25c
Products Co,
9-30
10-15
(N. Y.) (quar.)___
Heating Px-oducts, Ltd.—
Railroad
4'A%
-
J
5%
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar;)
preferred E (quar.)
Hayes Industries, Inc.
(quar.)
Hecht Company, common (quar.)
33A%
preferred
(quar.)
10-16
(s-a)
(5 preferred A (quar.)
Erwin Mills, Inc, (quar.)—
9-28
1
11- 1
11-25
40c
683Ac
5%
9-30
12- 1
$1.50
$1.12V2
4'A%
11-1
11-
',
$40c
t$1.25
.5%
25c
(accum.)_
(quar.)
Brass Mfg. Co.,
preferred (quar.)
10-10
10-19
1
Co.
Empire
New
5
10-10
10-25
10-25
11-23
10-25
11-24
12-24
Empire Trust Co.
10-31
11-15
Corp,
Aluminum
Co.,
preferred
Enamel
1
10-
$1.12'A
87'Ac
$1.25
17c
17c
17c
Stop Nut Corp. of America
Electric Boat Co., $2 preferred (quar.)
Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp. (quar.)
Erie
10-
Quarterly
Electric,
Hawaiian
3.65%
Elastic
$1.25
80c
Extra
Club
Products
5%
1
1
Heinz
(quar.)
Electric
Sault
4y2%
10-
$1.25
Monthly
Ekco
10-15
10-
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-20
11- 1
20c
Supply Co
Company
(quar.)
de Nemours & Co.
preferred
Edison
10-15
12- 8
12- 8
3-11
6-10
Refractories
Harbisoh-Walker
9-17
11- 1
(quar.)__
6% preferred (quar.)
Harrisburg Gas Co., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
*
Hartford Electric Light (quar.)
Hartford Steam Boiler, Inspection & Ins.—
A.)
(quar.)$1>12'A
preferred
Coal
(C.
&
preferred (quar.)
Eastern Sugar Associates, $5 pfd.
Edgewater Steel Co. (monthly)
Monthly
10- 5*
11-15
10-15
11-1
11- 1
1-2-52
&
Clinchfield
8
1
140c
Metals
$3.50
10- 5
10-10
50c
t50c
50c
20c
$1.50
(s-a)____
(quar.)
Ltd
Co.,
(E. I.)
$4.50
10-15
10-15
12-18
10-20
-
,
Worsteds, Ltd
(irreg.)
preferred
9-25
10-15
11- 1
11- 1
87'Ac
15c
J
50c
50c
20c
City Baking Co. com...
7% pfd. (quar.)
Clearfield
10-
10-
—
Estabrooks
(quar.).—__
class A
10-27
11-1
t$1.75
$12y2c
60c
81'Ac
$1
20c
10c
t40c
(quar.)
Co., common
Paper
Extra
&
'
54,50
Dryden
10- 1
9-29
10-15
10-10
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
25c
5c
(quar.)
common
convertible preferred (quar.)___—„
Chase National Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)
4'A%
Chesapeake
Forge
6%
(quar.)
preferred
Central
Drop
Refractories, Ltd.—
Canadian
4'A%
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
Canadian
o'oo
9-29
9-28
com
9-28
1
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred A
(quar.)
Drexel
Furniture
Co.
(quar.)
10-15
10-31
Ltd
Ltd.
RR., common
9-14
$3
10-15
50c
12-23
$1.25
12-28
$1.25 3-31-52
$1.25 6-30-52
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Co.
Ohio
Mooile &
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
—
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
9-28
120c
2nd
t25c
t20c
Ltd
10- 2
Trust
Guaranty
Holders
When
Payable of ReC.
Share
Company
$5 preferred
137V2c
Woolens &
Chemical
$3.25
11-14
preferred
Candaian
10-31
Name of
vrulf
$40c
—
(quar.)
prefdrre#
Dominion
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—-
Canadian
9-25
Ltd.—
Co.,
quar.)
(initial
common
10-31
Ltd.—
Coal,
&
Dominion Textile Co.,
10-29
10-19
10-10
11- 1
11- 2
11- 1
i85c
Ltd., com.—
(quar.)
General
Investments,
Linoleum
&
;
Steel
Common
preferred
6%
Dominion
Dow
(quar.)
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co.,
Oilcloth
Quarterly
1
J!" J
?/nC
*30c
525c
t31c
(quar.)
common
]]"}£
40c
50c
tl5c
11- 8
10-15
10-15
10-15
Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)—
$$1.50
Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)__
$$1.12%
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., common (quar.)_
t40c
7%
preferred (quar.)
;
$35c
4V2%
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co.—
(quar.)—
Bronze Co.,
Dominion
9-29
9-29 <
*50c
'
(quar.)-
(s-a)
Canadian
Canadian
5%
A
?1!
10-15
10-15
$1.75
37'Ac
Steamship
Canada
9-30
J®"}®
$150
(s-a)—
Ltd.
Corp.,
Power
10-20
40c
California Oregon Power Co., com. (quar.)__
$4.70
preferred
<quar.)_——
——
6%
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
California Packing Corp. (quar.)————
California Portland Cement Co.
(quar.).-—
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
Per
Payable of Reo.
Share
Dominion
.
Holders
When
per
Name of Company
Payable of Reo.
Share
>
Holders
When
per
Name of
.
Extra
—
Telegraph Co. (Del.)—•
____%
(quar.)
——-
______
(quar.)—
Co.
Lion Oil Co.
—
:
——
(quar.)
,
—_
—-
9-28*
:
,
Number 5053
Volume 174
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Share
,
Little Miami RR. 'original capital
Holdera
When
Per
tf&me of Company
Coal
Lorain
5#
50c 3<-X0-52
2b ■— ,i*
ImIm
jL
Mack
Trucks,
1-1-52
12-20
62 Vac
4-1-52
3-20
Inc.
cents
5%c
Mar-T«c
Realization
Calculating
Common
7%
preferred
Marshall
Field
Massachusetts
9-29
Factor &
Max
10-20
10-11
10-15
9-15
10-15
1
Class
Packard-Bell
10-15
10-
1*
Packard Motor Car Co.
25C
10-19
10-
8
Pan
1
10-
8
11-
$1.06 Va
10-
1
McCabe
60c
Grain
4%
8
20c
10-15
133Ac
10-15
9-29
4
10-15
9-18
1
11-15
12-
62% c
*
10-15
10-15
9-30
$20c
10-15
9-20
50c
10-31
10-15
44C
10-25
9-28
_____-
12%C
(resumed)——
9-28
$15c
-
it-1;
10-15
$10C
-i—
-
10-15
1
11-
1
10-15
37 %c
11-
1
10-15
iqUar.).____^—_„/™„_™—,—.___
Class B
McCall
11-
$5C
v
■
Corporation
.
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
4%
preferred
McGraw-Hill
Ltd.———————
Messenger
Corp.
(quar,)—.
:—
Metropolitan Building Co. (quar.)——
Miamf Copper Co..
Michaels, Stern & Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)_
Michigan Bumper Corp. (quar.)
—
Michigan Gas & Electric. 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube
Midland & Pacific Grain, Ltd.—
Mersey Paper Co.,
10-11
$$1
11-
1
10-20
____
30c
Piping & Supply—*————
Miller Mfg. Co., convertible class A (quar.)
Miller & RhOadst
preferred (qttar.)
Mlimesota it Ontario Paper (quar.)
——_
2
10-
50c
v
5
12-12
$1.12%
20c
f11-16
9-21
10-12;
li-
$1.10
10-15
l
20c
10-15
10-
1
$4c
y
10-10
10-
1
50c
10-15
10- 5
15c
10-15
10-
$1.06 »/4
___
10-31
10-20
50C
10-25
12-15
11-18
5c
11-15
11-
1
10-15
10-
1
12-
11-27.
—; ^
5c
Society: class A (quar.)——— H
preferred (quar.)
—_——ii—
Power Co., common (quar.)———
Monroe" Loan
Montana
$6
preferred
(quar.)
34 %C
&
Motorola,
(quar.)
Inc.
C6.
Co.
11-15
11-
12-15
11-30
12 %C
10-30
50c
10-15
9-28
2c
11-30
n-io
i
(quar.) ______—_\._
—
.___
•;
6%
1
10-10
11-30; > 11-10
21c
10-20
9-28
62 %c
10-20
9-28
/
,
10-15
,
9-29
10-15
$1.50
9-21
preferred.1' (qtiar.)____—______________
System, Inc./ common (quar.)
—
;———L~~.
$1.50
12-28
12*20
4c
10-15
10-15<
37
10-15
_——
(quar.)——.___
Dehydrating & Milling Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Automotive Fibres,
Biscuit
National
Inc.
CO.,: common
National
%'c
12-
1
12-
1
Co.
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd—
60p class A (quar.)
National Investors Corp
50c
10-15
65C
10-15
25c
11-
1
_
National Mallinson
S2
preferred
50c
11-1
25C
(S-a)—
;
$ 1.40
preferred
Corp.,
Extra
&
1
(s-a)
11-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
.
...
10-13
^11- 1
:
10-22
1
11-1
(quar.)
England Public Service Co.—
10-15
V 9-28
+15c
10-15
9-29
25c
10-15
$1.75
$1.50
10-15
$1.75
.9-20
,
10-15
$6
10-15
$1.50
Newberry (J. J.) Company
3% %
preferred
(quar.)—
Norfolk & Western Ry.,
4% adj. pfd. (quar.)
Nqrth American Refractories Co. (increased)
9-29
;•
9-29
9-29
10-10
9-29
93% c
11-
1
10-16
25c
11-
9
10-17
25c
10-15
$1.06%
10-14
9-25
Northern Indiana Public Service—
4J/4%
preferred
Northern
States
(quar.)——___/
Pacific
Northern
$3.60
$4.80
$4.10
Ry.
(increased)*.
Power
preferred
preferred
preferred
(Minn.), common—_
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar^
75c
10-20
90C
10-15
$1.20
10-15
$1.02%
10-15
5
10-
10-25
17 %C
10-
3
9-28
■
.
,
9-28
9-28
11-
1
10-19
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.—
Pharmacal
convertible
preferred
11-10
11- 2
11-
10-10
Co.
4.50%
all
Pump
(quar.)
Southwestern
Drug,
Life
$2.26
33 %c
1
preferred
arrears)
Co.
10-8
$40c
11-15
10-19
$$1.50
10-15
9-20
$20c
10-15
9-20
17%C
10-15
9-29
10c
10-15
9-29
9-29
11- l
11- 1
10-13
10-15
9-20
9-20
$$1.50
$75c
$2
$1.25
35c
10-15
10-15
9-29
40c
10-15
10-10
12-10
12- 1
12-
11-15
——_
(quar.)______
Inc.
Button
(quar.)—
Co.
Co,
preferred series F (quar.)
Standard
11-15
$7
preferred
Standard Radio,
11-15
9-28
9-12
11- 2
10-31
10-15
9-28
10-15
10-11
9-20
:
Steel
&
(extra).:—_______
(initial quar.)-—
Haynes, Inc.
Corp., Ltd.
Lawrence
-
(quar.)
—__———___ —
preferred
(quar.)—
St. Louis-8an Francisco Ry. Co.
5% conv. pfd. A VTC (quar.)
Fire
Paul
St.
San
Antonio
10- 1
Antonio
8dn
_______
Marine Insurance
&
(quar.)__
Mines, Ltd
Transit Co.
(quar.)
Carlos
Milling, Ltd
'
Diego Gas & Electric Cs.,
5% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
preferred
Sanborn
Sanger
Map Co.
Brothers.
Entire issue
1$
at
—__
&
plus
the
(Ed.)
dividend
*■'
&
Inc.
com.
Dec.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—:
of
10-15
$1
11-
1
10-15
40c
12-
1
11-19
$56 %c
11-
1
10-15
$1.50
10-25
9-28
10-25
9-28
12 %C
10-16
9-26
12 %c
16-10
9-26
93%C
10-15
9-21
$1.75
11- 1
10-15
,
(quar.)____*
Light Corp.—
&
/
(accum.)——,——,
Ltd., class A
Corp.
1-2-52
12-15
35c
20c
20%
19c
93%c
alOd
37V2C
30c
30c
10-25
10-15
56c
$1
10-25
12- 1
12- 1
10-16
10-16
10-15
9-25
10- 1
9-21
10-19
10-19
9-21
10-11
9-20
10- 5
10-10
11-15
11-15
10- 1
11- 1
11- l
10-15
10-30
10-15
10-15
Canada,
Ltd.,
common
(qnar.)
Inc.
Spring
9-20
11-15
11-5
.
10-10
16-16
9-29
10-10
9-29
1-2-52
12-14
30c
25c
12 %C
—
7%c
$50c
$$1
$25c
$$1.75
11- 1
11- 1
15c
•Thor
4% %
10- 1
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
9-29
9-29
9-29
9-29
10-15
9-28
.
,
•
50c
11-10
10-19
(quar.)_.
25c
10-15
9-28
2
10-16
1-2-52
11-30
10-22
10-10
10-15
9-27
$1
11-
1
10-15
$i
$1.14
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
$10c
Trust/Ltd.
10-15
9-29
1-2-52
12-15
.V
25c
250
25c
20c
;—J.
common
(quar.)
4-2-52
10-10
3-1S
9-28
4
—
,
_____
10-15
10-
$1.25
17%c
$1.06%
50c
'400
62%c
31Y4C
10-15
10-
1
10-27
10-
5
12-
11-15
15c
10-16
10-
25C
——
preferred
11-15
11-10
$1.12%
$$1.75
35c
10-15
^
1
10-15
9-28
10-24
10- 3
1
10-12
10-15
10- 5
11-
1
Temper
4% %
Corp.—
prior preference (quar.) ______
Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
10-15
10-
1
9-28
10-15
10-
$1.12%
11-15
10-20
$4 preferred (quar.)______—
$1
$3.70 preferred
(quar.)-————92%e
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-2Q
(quar.)
87%c
of Canada, Ltd._——,—$25c
11-15
10-20
506
75c
11- 9
10-10
10-9
9-28
Udylite Corp.
(quar.)
$4.50
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred
Union Gas Co.
Union Oil CO.
of California
(quar.)
Union Sulphur
& Oil Corp. (quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America
jreferred
1
"
of Missouri—
Union Electric Co.
$3.50
pref.
11-
1
10-
5
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar,)——.
10-18
10- 8
—
preferred (accum.)
class A (quar.)__
United Drill & Tool Corp.,
Class B
(quar.)
United
10-15
10- 3
87%c
$5
15C
20c
11-1
10-15
11-1
11- 1
10-1$*
.10-18*
United
1
10-15
11- 1
10-16
11- 1
10-16
11-
Co.
(quar.)
9-
6
Paramount
Certificates
of
Theatres, Inc., commoninterest™--——
75C
10-15
50C
Fruit
wxt.ra
United New Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)
$1
7
10-
.$$1.25
40c
Co._———————
of Minnesota (quar.).—
United Cities Realty, 5%
—
$5o
9-
10-20
United Cigar-Whelan Stores—
,
shown
25c
11-15
<
Tuckett Tobacco
$4.50
12-15
10-15
10-10
1
11-2
Trinity Universal Insurance Co, (Dallas)Quarterly
True
11- 1
11-
25c
•
Treesweet Products Co., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)__
Tri-Continental Corp., common
(irreg.)—_
12- 1
10-10
10- 5
11- 1
2- 1
5-1
20c
25c
22%c
22c
Co.,
10-19
10-15
10-15
i*,——_
Mfg.
9-29"
1
11-
30c
50c
—
Edison
10-10
10-30
50c
(quar.)
Towle Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
Townsend
Company .——-——
Trane Company
(quar.)—
9-29
9-29
12-17
Invest.
„_u__
Metal
Toledo
;
12-15
(quar.).
(quar.)_
——
Title Insurance Co.
9-28
1- 2
10-22
,
Corp.
Titan
10- 8
12-15
10-17
11- 5
11-15
$1.25
20c
$7c
12 %c
$1
$1.12%
Mills
Quarterly
Quarterly
5
57c
—_——__
General
Cotton
10-
5c
—
Canadian
10- 5
11-23
10c
,
_____
Company (quar.)
Technicolor, Inc. (quar,)——:
Texas
Electric
Service,
$4
pfd.
Texas Power & Light Co., $4 pfd.
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)_
Thomaston
1
Co.—
&
Third
1
'
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1111-
$20c
—___
pref.
12- 4
12- 7
$200
(quar.)^
(quar.)
12-21
37 %c
—
Corp.
9-29
•n'jL
/•
•
Securities
preferred
16-15
45c
.__
,
10- 1
9-28
9-28
10-10
10-15
10-25
10-15
10-12
1-15-52
11- 1
Electric
10-18
10-10 i
11- 1
$1.25
*>•
common
1
11- 1
$10C
—
'
■
11-
50c
$150
(quar.)_
—
Co., common (stock dividend)
preferred A (quar.)_
Sunray Oil Corp., common (quar.)™
Super Mold Corp. of California (quar.)
Superior Steel Corp.
(quar.)——
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
5%
9-20
10-10
12%c
k
2nd
Swift
10-10
$100
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Stern Textiles,
Suburban
-
(quar.)__
Company,
pn
1
$1.75
4%%
$1
redemption
11-
Sun Oil
10-15
9-27
$1
A
Strawbrldge & Clothier,
12-15
82%c
preferred
for
10-20
class A_____^
preferred (quar.)
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., com.
Scott Paper Co.—
$4
Stern
1-2-52
(quar.)
5%%
above.
Schuster
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
called
$31,50
com.
10-20
I
(accum. )_^
4% %
11-15
80c
—
i
10-20
10-10
10c
Brothers
$28c
12%c 5-15-52
San
4.40%
Co.
$4
12%c 2-15-52
Quarterly
Quarterly
San
liu-
$1.10
(quar.)___
Extra
9-28
9-28
10-10/. 9-28
11- 1
10-15
.i
Gold
10-20
Stores, Inc. (quar.)—
Sterling Electric Motors, Inc., com. (quar.)_
St. Lawrence Flour Mills Co., Ltd.—
Common
1
$10c
Preference
10-11
,
Special——
10-20
11-
Standard Steel Spring Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)——'
——
State Street Investment Corp. (Boston)—
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)_
10-11
common—10c
:. -/v
5c
(quar.)„^—
50c
——
$1.75
Building Co., 6% pfd. (accum.)
$1.50
_
1
Class B
10-31
Corp.,
(quar.)_
Power
Standard Silica
12- 1
10-31
-$40c
40c
preferred series H (quar.): :$1.02%
Avenue
preferred
Stubnitz-Greene
—_
A
11-
$1.06%
—_
(Ohio)—
$5c
Mills,
Ryerson
St.
Corp.,
3%%
:
3%
(interim)
97 %0
________
_______________________________
10-12
,10-12
dividend
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd,
11-1
$1.03%
preferred
Standard Holding
Class B
Sterchi
.
1
92 %c
Standard Gas & Electric, $6 pfd.
$7 preferred (accum.)-
11-15
10-22
28c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co.
12%c
12%c
12c
$1.25
9-20
'
10-15 V
(Dallas, Tex.)
(quar.)_—
(quar.)__
redeemable
10- 5
10-15
50c
—
preferred
4%%
9-25*
10-27
11- 8
10-11
1
7c
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
10-15
10-10
11-30
11- 5
11-24
10-15
,
10-15 V
10-15
$1.25
1st preferred (quar.)
$5
Insurance
'.:r.
•r,- >
-
11-
55c
___.
10-15
11- 1
$1.06V4
1
10-15
•
Standard Fuel Co.. Ltd.—
10-13
'
?!
11-
45c
4.25% preferred
4.40% preferred (quar.) _________________
Sparks-Withlngton Co. (Irreg.)
Squibb (E. R.) & Sons
$4 preferred
(quar.).
____________
$4 series A preferred (quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp.—
$1.60 convertible
preferred
(quar.)__
'
(quar.)——
pfd.
3.70%
10- 5
10-15
__—
5%
;
'
'
Common
9-26
10-15
$1.05
(quar.)—
(Mass.),
Russek's-Fifth
,
9-30
(quar.)
Quarterly
10-10
$1
$1.17% ;
Republic Supply (Calif.)
—~
Revere Racing Association, Inc.———
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd. (final)_____
$3.40
(quar.)__—_
10-10
90c
(quar.)
preferred
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.
35c
Norwich
1
$1.25
45c
r
preferred—
(quar.)__—
Schenley Industries,
$1.15
Semi-annual
partic.
preferred
Corp.
9-28.
Northwest Airlines, 4.60 % pfd. (this payment
clears arrears)
$5
Top Brewing, class A
Class B (quar.)—.;
7%
■
Co.———
Light,
non-cum.
Russ
9-28
$7
preferred (accUm,)_
preferred (accum.),
$7 adj. series (accum.)_
Newark Telephone (Ohio)
.6% preferred (quar.)—
Fuel
Gas
4.70%
Class
10-15
10-15
10-15
$1.20
9-28
Royal Typewriter Co., common
7%
preferred (quar.)—
10-16
9-30
.
10-19
4.10%
10-15
11-
10-15-
(quar.)——
6c
_____
4%
10-15
;l 10-22
12 %c
Common
11-
22%c
62V2C
(quar.)—
(quar.)———
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp., com (quar.)
10-15 : y 9-15
$50c
$i
•
10-10
preferred
9-28
Rochester-American Insurance
9-15
5
37 %C
Southern New England Telephone Co. (quar.)
Southwestern Associated Telephone Co.—
:
10-19
Rochester
10-31
10-15
10-
Co.—
60c
Robbins
9-28
$1.18%
:____
12-14
12-14.
10-10
4.80%
& Electric
Gas
11- 1
17%c
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)__________——
3%%
preferred (quar.)
10-1
5
10-31
(quar.)„—_
(quar.)_—
Casualty
25c
Roan
10-17
75c
—
Telephone CO., Ltd. (quar.)_
New England Gas & Electric Association-
■*<.
10-11
$1.25
&
preferred
pfd.
$4
Extra
9-26
10-31
15C
(quar.)
Light (quar.)
Southern Fire
1
11-
5
10-
;
4.15%
Rothmoor
—
1
Southern Indiana
1-2-52
10-
10-31
Southern Colorado Power Co.
'
1-2-52
10-31
28C
(quar.)
com.
10- 1
10- 1'
10-15
Inc.,
(quar.)
Renold-Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.)— ____
12-1
10-20
$37%c
New Brunswick
New
1-2-52
<
10-15
15c
Inc., 4%% .pfd.
Bedford Gad & Edison
Special
10-15
9-28
35c
(quar.)
10-
1
50C
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
_______
—
10-20
$i
(quar.)
participating
Participating
3.90%
3
25C
10c
Water Co.
...
$1.50
—
(quar.)
___——______
Ltd.
Mfg. Co.
Neisner Brothers,
New
11- 1
10-
37%c
(quar.)—
Power, Ltd.,
6 %
9-28
10-31
10-15
pfd. (quar.)
10- 1
Stock
10-11'
20c
(quar.)
—
Naugatuck
10*
1
10-30
5c
10c
:
National Tile
■
$15c
(quar.)
Car
Steel
11-
20c
Corp.——
i
9-29
10-15
50c
•
preferred B
Fabrics
9-2J
10-19
10-19
95c
Regent Knitting Mills, Ltd.—
$1.60 non-cum. preferred (quar.)———
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co
9-7'
r
11-15
:
1
11-
9-28
11-15
$1.12%
28%C
10-15
11- 1
10-15
11- 1
10-24
Reece
10-11
:
$2.50 non-ctiMuiative class A (s-a)—_____
National Shares Corp..——
—
National Starch Products, Inc.—
National
10-15
1
9-29
10-30
10-10
(quar,
6% preferred A
Southern Canada
'
________—
Manufacture & stores com.
National
12-1
$1,50
preferred
Southern California Gas Co., 6%
10-15
10-
1
12 %c
$1
1
10-15
'
—
National Lead Co., 6%
11- 1
1
12-10'
11-
22 %C
90o conv. pfd.
Mills,
clears
11-10
(quar.)
Register Co. (quar.)
& Manufacturing (irreg.)
National City Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)——
National Department - Stores Corp. (quar.)— ;
National Distillers Products Corp. (quar.) __*
National Electric Welding Machines
(quar.)
Gas
10-
1
Co.,
(quar.) —
Pittsburgh Water, 4%% prf. (quar.)
Southern California Edison, common (quar.)
4.48% preferred (quar.)
4.56%
10- 3
12-20
$»Oc
j—
South
,
10-10
Mills
(quar.)
Society Brand Clothes, Inc.
Aircraft
1
10-15
50o
(increased)
Paper
10- 5
Ry.
Red
11-15
50c
Cash
Fuel
11-
Corp.
preferred
Solar
11-
Co.—
10-20
Reda
62 %C
(quar.)___
Chemical
National
2-5
Alegre Sugar (quar.)
50c
Pyramid Electric Co., convertible preferred—
7%c
Quaker Oats Co., common (irreg.)—;
35c
V * 6%
preferred (quar.)^—_—
$1.50
Quarterly Distribution Shares
15c
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
_r
25c
RKO Theaters Corp. (Initial)
f
10c
Railway & Light Securities Co. (25c from invest, income and 85C from realized gains):,.'
$1.10
Residing Company, common (quar.)
.
50c
4%
2nd preferred (quar.)—__________—
50c
Reading Tube Corp.—
•
Class A 50c participating.
(This payment:
National' Alfalfa
National
11- 5
Iron
&
75c
4.20%
9-29
5%
11-15
$1.06%
(quar.)—
Proctor & Gamble, 8% preferred (quar.)—
Prosperity Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Public Service of Colorado,
com.
(quar.i—
4%% preferred (quftr.)_
9-29
National
12-15
11- 5
2- 5
$2
10- 3
11-
$53C
\
9-29
2C
preferred
■
1-1-52
11-15
Punta
25%
(quar.)——
Extra
12-15
10-12
10-17
$45c
& Northern
9*15..
Mufulfrax Copper MiheS Ltd. (interim)—__ ,i: a4s/3d
Mutual Chemical Co. of America—
'
12-20
Steel
O.)
10-10
10-31
$3c
.
Southwestern Public Service, common
6%
9-17
10-15
37%c
Mountain States Power'Co., com. (quar.)_—
5%
preferred" (quar.)
——
Mountain States Tel. Ac Tel; (quar.)
6S
(Howard)
50c
Edison Co., 3.60%' pfd.
preferred B (quar.)—
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
6% 1st preferred (quar. )
6
10-15
i-
Mutual
Smith
5
$1.06
Potomac
10-10
f
—
—
______—
Mount Diablo
10-
1
50C
:
_„
dividend
11-
$50c
Montgomery Wafd & Co., common (quar.)__
Telegraph Co. (quar.)_„„.
Mdore^MCCormack Linesi* Inc.-rQuarterly
Morrell
(John)
1
10-27 :
35c
$1.50
—
Montreal
Stock
(A.
10-
1
$5c
$25c
10-15
/
,
____
5% %
Smith
10-31
Co
Portland General Electric Co.
9-28
——
10-11
Southwestern
Portland
9-28
10-15
Mohawk Liqueur Corp.—*
11- 1
10- 1
10-1
10-15
Pocahontas
5
: 10c
Mississippi Valley Barge Line Co.—--—-—
Mitchell (Robert) Co., Ltd. (s-a)y__
f I: $50c
;j
9-29
15c
10-10
10-15
11- 1
11- 1
,
>
10-15
10-15
Quarterly
10-15
(quar.)— _
Pioneer Petroleum Co., prior preferred (s-a)
iPtper Aircraft, 4%% pfd. (accum.)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., $2.50 pfd. (quar.)_
Pittston Company (quar.)_^__
Plymouth Cordage Co., common
Employees stock
9-24'
8
11-30
11-24
$3c
$2.50
75c
:
$1
97%c
"
—
Midwest
10-
10-15
.12-20
$30c
750
Bloss-Sheftield
11-15
___—
25c
12-14
Pillsbury
I
-
12*31
Piedmont
11-
11-
50c
—
_
$1
Philadelphia &
(quar.)
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)_
4% preferred (quar.)——:
3.90%
preferred (quar.)——
'
11-13
37 %C
(quar.)
9-28
Co., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
10-19
10- 5
10-9
$75c
$$1.50
(quar.)__
Trenton RR.
10-26
(N.)
11-1
11- 5
10-31
33c
(quar.)_____
5
12c
(quar.)
Slater
preferred
'
9-29
10-20
$$1
,
—_
Co.
(quar.)
9-20
1 33c 2-15-52
& Gear
5
10-
10-10
i
quarterly
Sheraton Corp. of America, common (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
25c 2-15-52
(quar.)
10-
_______
10-1P
—
(quar.)
10-10
Increased
62Mic
25c
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)_,___
Inc
11-12
________
common
C.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. (quar.)_____
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd.—
9-20
3
12-
10- 5
25c
75c
45c
(quar.)iL/_*__
preferred
3.80%
(quar.)
Publishing
McLellan Stores Co.
1
3
12-14
10-25
Extra
9-21
12-
75e
Silver Miller Mines, Ltd
Siscu Gold Mines
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Telephone,
t).
9-28
56c
,
9-20
30c
Selected American Shares,
Sharon Steel Corp. -*_J:
1
10-
'
Corp. (quar.
Security Storage (Wash,
10-10
..
preference -class A (quar.)
10-
•
10-15
Philadelphia Company, common—
15c
6% preferred (s-a)__„___
$1.50
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
-v,$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
$4 non-cum, 2nd pfd. (quar.)
$1
Philadelphia Electric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—$1.10
4.30% preferred (quar.)
$1.07%i
Ltd.—
Co.,
Extra
10-25
(quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.
10-15
20c
12-14
40c
Corp.
(quar.)
Steel
&>
Perkins Machine
9-28
50c
$2.12
r
10-15
\
9-20
10-15
,
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.25% pfd.
9-20
10-15
10-10
10c
preferred
$1.32
9-30
9-20
33 %c
Common
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
'
10-10
10c
Iron
$1 preferred
$1
33%C
Transport Co.—
Tilford Distillers
Peninsular
10-
10-16
60c
0-20
10-10
$1.50
25c
;
Extra
14% c
12-14
10-10
65o
Co.—
(irreg.)
&
10-15.
$1.10
$1.12'/a
(s-a)
Parke, Davis & Co.
and
(quar.)—
12-27
45c
91%c
Seagrave
10-1
10-15
10-15
10-15
J
50c
(quar.)__
Petroleum
preferred
Park &
9-29
Co.
American
10-16
$1.25
"
11-14
11- 1
$2.60 convertible preferred (quar.)
$1.38 convertible preferred (quar.)
$1,35 convertible preferred B
(quar,)___
Seaboard Oil Co, (Del.)
(quar.)___
10-17
10-15
12%C
(quar.)
& Telegraph
(quar.).
1'
$1.50
(quar.)
(s-a)_!
Telephone
preferred
10-
11-
$1.12Vs
25c
—
10-15
$1
jl
(quar.)____i
50c
(resumed)——
A
6%
^ f
Seaboard Air Line RR,
...
________
Pacific
11-
$1.06%
$17 %C
common
2Vst%
v
Pacifid Lighting, $4.40 pfd.
$4.50 preferred (quar.U
Co.^(quar.)
Co.,
Pacific Coast Terminals
Extra
ll-i*
12- 1
250
10- 1
Pacific Gas & Electric
—
(irreg.)
10-15
$25c
(quar.)
&
$1
9-29
._.—_
Investors Trust
10-15
10-11
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
,
20c
12- 1
$1.07%
,
10-5
>3-1
10-29
5C
(quar.)
10-27
10-15
'l
__
Co.
t$1.75
(quar.)___^
$1
—
Machine
50c
Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc.—
4Y2% convertible preferred (quar.)
•
Holdert
Payable of Rec,
6% non-cum. preferred A (quar.) _______
Seaboard Finance Co.,, com. (quar.>__„
1
10r 1
10-15
10-15
10-15
—
Maritime Telegraph &
8
9-29
12 %C
Marchant
10-15
10.•«,
11-15
11-15
$1.25
50c
(quar,)_
income
10-15
10-31
Paper Co., new common (initial)—
Pabco Products, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)_
Peden
(N. Y.)
9-28
11- 1
11-14
i
Co.——.—-—-—50c
Elevator
When
Share
Manufacturing Co.—3.65% preferred (quar.)
4.30 %
preferred
(quar.)__.
Scranton Electric Co. (quar.)
11-20
31V4C
__
profits
security
10-15
50c
Oxford
(irreg.)—
investment
from
from
10-
1
10-15
45C*
.—
Manufacturers Trust Co.
20c
$1.12Va
11-
11- 1
12-5
preferred
Otis
'■
———„———
Manhattan Bond Fund
11-
$1.50
MacT (R. HJ k Co., 4% preferred B (quar.)
414% preferred A (quar.)———
Mading Drug Stores, common (quar.)
55c preferred (quar.)
Nine
5
10-
62%c
Ltd. (quar.)—-——
City Gas & Electric—
4'/a% preferred (quar.)
MacAfldrews & Forbes Co., common
6% preferred <quar.)_:
10-10
—
10-19
Per
Name of Company
United
7%
.'J-,,
mm
11-29
40a
Filters, Inc.—
$2 convertible class A (quar,)_______
Omar, Inc. (stock dividend)
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
!
(W. >M.) .Co.,
Luzerne
10-22
Oliver
;
pfd. <$25 par) (quar.)—
pfd. ($100 par) (quar.)____—
Bieachery, Inc.——————
Lowfley
1
11-
20C
& Dock—
$1.25
$1
Company
Okonite Company (quar.—___—
Oliver COrp.,^AVi% preferred (quar.)_______
12-22
$1
preferred (quar.)
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
T—
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—
$6 preferred (quar.)
—
Louisville Gae& Electric (Ky.) com. (qtiar.)
5%
1-1-52
$1
cdnv.
5%
2-10
50c
■'
Lowell
12-10
11-12
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
47
Scovill
Holding Corp., common
(quar.)
;
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, 4% pfd. (quar.)__
Oilgear
—
,,i, '
Share
Ohio Service
•
When
Per
-
-
Co.
5% series A preferred (initial quar.)
,
.
■-
Watch Co.—
Increased quarterly
Match
Ohio
2-18
'
Longlnes-Wittnauer
■"
\
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
$1.00 3-10-52
(quar.)™
Above
stock
pays
$1.10 quarterly m
June,
December and $1
September,
t' 111 March,, -v. » ,'*
'
'
- ■,/
Special guaranteed (quar.) iL..J——-—
Special guaranteed (quar.) ——.j
Lock' Joint Pipe- Co.-—' ,t ':
8% preferred (quar.la.—
—:
Lockwood-Du'tchess, Inc
(quftr.)___L_^_—
(1339)
10-15
9- 6
$2.50
10-10
9-20
50c
80c
10-19
9-28
10-19
9-28
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>
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Shore
>
11- 1
11-
1
10- 3
(quar.)
11-3
9-14
11-
3
9-14
10-15
1-2-52
9-26
12-14
Extra
25cv
(quar.f
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.)
U. S. Lines Co. (N. J.), V/2% pfd. (s-a)
50c
22YaC
O. S. Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
U. 8. Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
6%
U.
preferred
75c 1
35c
25c
75c
7%
Corp,,
preferred
class
United
Walker
Extra
11- 1
Warner Co.
10-15
10- 1
Warner
10-15
10-
Warren Brothers Co.,
01.75
11-20
11- 6
*75c
10c
17Vic
50c
Wallpaper, Inc., 4% pfd.
Inc.—
(quar.)—
11- 1
10-11
10-15
9-20
.
(quar.)
,
10-15
10-15
Wall
1
-
Upson Company, common
Utica
12%c
35c
30c
preferred (quar.)
Tobacco Co., com. (increased)
Universal Leaf
Knitting
(quar.)
-•
convertible
Van
Camp
Sea
Van
Sciver
(J.
5%
class
Food
Co.
of
&
52
25c
$1.25
27c
2-1-52
11- 1
10-15
10-15
West
60c
11-16
12-10
Massachusetts
RR.
(quar.)..
(s-a)
$3
-
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar (Cuba)
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
<10- 8,
$1
—
Virginia
Pulp
$1.12Vi
110c
$1.25
—
(quar.)__-—
10-1&
10-15
11-1
50c
Westate
Petroleum
A
class
5%
9-28
17Vic
'
Union
Telegraph Co., class A.
Fund, Inc
Rubber
preferred
(guar.)
9-27
12-13
11- 1
10-15
10-15
10-1
20c
10-15
9-28
15c
10-10
J60c
10-15
8-31
' $2.50
11- 1
10-1$
y.-v
t0-3l
10-15
•
10-
$ll'50.
r.
20c
tl5c
10-15
$40c
" 10-10
10-15
t
30
9-
9-28
!'
9-25
,-
.
pref. (s-a)
a3%
12-10
11- 2
25c
11-
10-20
25c
10- 8
50c
York County Gas Co
Yukon Consolidated Gold
9-20\
11-
Corp., Ltd
Zeller's, Ltd., common (quar.
5% preferred (quar.)..
110c
1
9-24
1
10-15
10-31
9-28
$1.05
9-20
10-15
11- 1
9-20
10-10
$2
10-15
10-1
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
15c
11-20
10-15
10-10
t50c
tPayable in U. 8. Funds, less 15% Caradian non-residents' tax.
IPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non«
J35c
& Paper—
10-15
$1.02Vi
50c
—_
10-15
9-14
(
6%
11-1
10-
1
"ISl'Ac
11-
1
10-
1
t37V2c
11-
1
10-
1
jiac
preferred (quar.)...^
,.
pfd.
70c
.
(accum.)_
Ltd., class. A (quar.)
(quar.)
9-14
resident tax
15%;
resident tax 7%.
a
Co., Inc., com.—
10-19
x
Less Jamaica Income
10-15
y
Corrected
1
10-15
11-
40c
31 Vic
(quar.)
Less British income
1
11- 1
$1
11-
tax.
payment
Previous published
;
tax.
or
'
holders
dates
of
record
incorrect.
were
dates
reported here*
are
■'
T,
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Alice ville,
Warrant
Sale
Stubbs,
of
issue
The
—
$30,000 general obligation refund¬
ing
warrants
sewer
warrants
nue
Ala.
Alameda County Sch. Diets.
Warrant
$138,000
Sale
The
—
of
issue
obligation
general
re¬
funding school warrants was pur¬
chased by Watkins, Morrow & Co.,
of Birmingham, as 3s and 2%s, at
a
price of 100.05. Dated Aug. 1,
Warrant
Salev
bids
sealed
ceive
until
10
$216,000
Hayward
Union
High
District
bonds.
Dated
School
June 1, 1950. Due on June
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
$30,000 capital, outlay school war¬
was
purchased by Hugo
Marx & Co., of Birmingham, as
2y2s at a price of 100.27. Dated
1
1950. Due,
Aug. 1 from 1968
to 1974. inclusive.
on
Legality
approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of
San Francisco.
Chaffey Union High Sch. Dist.,
Crossville, Ala,
first
mortgage
bonds
water
San Bernardino
revenue
purchased
by Hugo
Birmingham, as
4s, and 4y4S, at par. Dated July 1,
Marx
was
&
Co.,
of
1951.
bonds
Warrant
Sale
issue
obligation
funding warrants
of
re¬
purchased
by Brodnax & Knight, of Birm¬
ingham, as 2y2s, at a price of 100.001. Dated
on
Oct.
1,—v.
1144—were awarded to
p.
was
a
South
Sale
Whittier
—
Sch.
The
$29,000
Dist.
bonds
a
net interest cost of about
as
1.88%,
follows:
$60,000 2s. Due
Jan. 15, 1962.
on
220,000 2s. Due
issue
and 1966.
of
price
1951.
of
99.69.
l%s, at
as
Dated
Sept.
a
15,
/
Tuscumbia, Ala.
Bond Sale—The issue of $63,000
public improvement bonds was
purchased by Watkins, Morrow &
Co., of Birmingham, as 2y2s, at a
price of 100.18. Dated Sept. 1,
1951.
Warrant
■
Sale
>"«;.'■>
—
;
on
Jan.
15
in
on
Jan. 15 in 1965
t
Bond
Sale
—
The
equipment-1951
Oct.
1
$82,000 fire
bonds offered
174,
on
1240 —were
awarded to the Exchange Bank,
of Santa Rosa, at a price of 100.07,
a net interest cost of about
1.26%,
—
v.
$16,000 2s. Due
and
p.
on
June 15 in 1952
1954 to
1961
The
issue
of
reve¬
bonds,
a
syndicate
Due
1971
170,000
phia National Bank, of Philadel¬
phia, J. Barth & Co., Dean Witter
& Co., both of San Francisco, Ira
Haupt & Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., both of New York City, Kais¬
er & Co., of San
Francisco, Com¬
100.04, a net interest cost of about
$64,000 bonds is being of¬
1.85%, as follows:
by the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬ $2,000,000 water works-1951 bonds:
$200,000 4s, due on Oct. 1 in
tion, of San Francisco, as follows:
1952
and
1953, $1,300,000
$20,000 2i/2% school bonds. Due
y -l%s, due on Oct. 1 from 1954
on April 1 from
1952 to 1956
to 1966 inclusive, and $500,000
inclusive.
y- y'y ; ;yv y
2s, due on Oct. 1 from 1967 to
44,000 21/4% school bonds. Due on
1971 inclusive.
v
1951.
1 from 1952
to
public
works,
series
I
from
1952
approved
Palmer
&
to
by
1961
Storey,
Dodge,
of
Boston.
Finance, will receive sealed bids
at
the office of Day, Berry &
Howard, 750 Main Street, Hart¬
ford, until 2 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 9
the
purchase of $1,385,000
bonds, as follows:
for
$1,100,000 high school bonds. Due
on Sept.
1 from 1952 to 1971
inclusive.
The
bonds are dated Sept. 1,
Legality approved by Day,
Berry & Howard, of Hartford.
1951.
DELAWARE
Claymont
Special Sch. Dist., Del•
Bond Offering — H. E. Stahl,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
(EST) on Oct. 17 for the
purchase of $224,000 school bonds.
p.m.
Dated Nov. 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1
from 1952 to 1974 inclusive. In¬
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York
Hartford
City.
County, Metropolitan
Kent
County State Con. Sch. Dist,
No. 1 (P. O. Camden), Del.
Dist. (P. O. 115 Broad Street,
yyyy Hartford),
Conn.
Bond Offering—Edward J.
Mc-
Donough, Chairman, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m> (EST)
Oct. 17 for the purchase of
bonds,
as
on
$2,000,-
Bond Offering — William R.
Brown, President of Board of Ed¬
ucation,
will receive
1991
1,000,000
Nov.
from
1
inclusive.
1952
to
-v
extension
program bonds. Due on Nov.
sewerage
1 from 1952 to
The
bonds
1951
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
1
Oct.
from
Interest
Boston.
A-O.
1951.
to
1975
Legality
FLORIDA
Nov.
1,
1951. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
1,
1952
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
1971 inclusive.
dated
are
bids
(EST) on Oct. 18 for
purchase of $70,000 school-
,
on
sealed
until 2 p.m.
the
follows:
$1,000,000 water transmission and
filtration improvement bonds.
Lake
Bond
revenue
Wales, Fla.
Sale—The $750,000 sewer
bonds offered on Oct. 2—
174, p. 1240—were awarded to
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, of
as
Bond Sale—The $360,000 bonds Orlando,
3y2s, at a price of
offered on Oct. 2—v. 174, p. 1240— 100.05, a basis of about 3.49%.
v.
New
awarded
were
tional
at
Britain,
a
to
Conn.
the
First
Bank, of Boston,
price of 100.37, a
about
1.33%.
>
•
\
yv v
.
Na-?
1.40s,
basis of
as
Miami, Fla.
Bond
Director
sealed
New
t
Fairfield
(P.
Offering
of
,
O. Danbury),
Connecticut
-
;
April 1 from 1957 to 1968 incl.
are
dated
A-O.
April
Legality
Herrington, of San
Francisco.
;
750,000 sewer-1951 bonds: $100,000 2s, due on Oct. 1 in 1952
and 1953, and $650,000 l%s,
1,
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff
&
1,
inclusive.
May
Due
Thomas F.
on
bids
Oct.
17
—
G.
N.
Shaw,
Finance, will receive
until
for
11
the
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
!
•
bonds
Nov.
Nov.
on
1
inclusive.
Trust
of
Interest
Dated
bonds. Dated May 1, 1951. Due
000
—
follows:
bonds.
tional
Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, Philadel¬
Offering
Bradshaw, Chairman of Board of
$1,650,000 public works, series L
com¬
fered
The
noon
Thorndike,
.
Bonds Publicly Offered—An is¬
sue
as
Terry ville),
O.
285,000 school 1951 bonds. Due'
on Sept.
1 from 1952 to 1970
inclusive.
v
(EST) on Oct. 10
for the purchase of $1,820,000
inclusive.'
Bond Sale—The $2,750,000 bonds
offered on Oct. 4—v. 174, p. 994—
awarded to
J-D.
Hartford, Conn.
Offering—Geo. H.
June 15 from
Diego, Calif
Interest
15,
1953
CONNECTICUT
Legality
San
Sept.
from
15
Francisco.
on
on
Dated
June
Legality approved by O r r i c k,
Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of
San
1953.
66,000 iy4s. Due
on
inclusive;
1967
follows:
merce
Fresno County (P. O. Fresno),
California ^
1951.
$125,000 refunding electric
to
bonds.
Due
bids until
—
Watkins, Morrow & Co., both of
1951.
(P.
Connecticut
Bond
Graham.
E.
Bond
Gabb,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Petaluma, Calif.
Co.,-City National
Bank & Trust Co., both of Kansas
by Brodnax & Knight, of Birm¬
Note Sale Cancelled—The bids City, Lawson, Levy & Williams,
ingham, as 3y2s, at par. Dated for the $1,000,000 tax anticipation Stone & Youngberg, H. E. Work
Aug. 15, 1951.
notes offered on Oct. 2—v. 174, & Co., all of San
Francisco, H. V.
p. 1240—were returned unopened,
Sattley & Co., of Detroit, Stern,
Talladega County (P. O.
because the County found it un¬
Talladega), Ala.
*
Frank, Meyer & Fox, of Los An¬
necessary to borrow the money.
Warrant Sale
The $400,000
geles, C. N. White & Co., of Oak¬
Kit Carson Union Elementary
State Gasoline Tax Anticipation
Sch. Dist., Kings County
land, and Jones, Cosgrove & Mill¬
warrants
were
purchased
by
(P. O. Hanford), Calif. *
er,
of Pasadena, at a price of
Odess, Martin & Herzberg Inc., and
$27,000 general obligation refund¬ y
ing sewer warrants was purchased
Birmingham, jointly,
struction
posed of the Bank of America Na¬
Heller, Bruce & Co., of
Francisco, at a price of 100.11,
San
Offering—R.
purchased by William R.
Co., of Los Angeles, as
2%s, at a price of 100.08, a basis
syn¬
Co., of San Francisco, Har¬
220,000 l%s. Due
The
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Oct.
8 for the purchase of $15,000 con¬
Staats
of about 2.74%.
Plymouth
California
was
cago, and
Ala.
—
Sale
Joaquin County Water Works
2 (P. O. Stockton).
Dist. No.
174,
1963 and 1964.
Warrant
San
on
were
Aug. 1, 1951.
Hanceville,
offered
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
The
—
general
offered
dicate composed of the American
Trust
Demopolis, Ala.
$100,000
Additional
County (P. O.
San Bernardino), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
$62,000
bonds
2.33%.
as
Bond Sale—The issue of
Dist.
—v.
Leandro
San
rants
Aug. 1, 1951.
2
174, p. 1240 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of Weeden
& Co.,
Dean Witter
& Co., and Heller, Bruce & Co.,
all of San Francisco, as 2y2s, at
a price of 101.75, a basis of about
School
District bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
208,000
<
Sch.
walk
a.m.
(PST) on Oct. 9 for the purchase
of $424,000 bonds, as follows;;
issue of
The
—
O,
Joseph
John
Kingston, County Clerk, will re¬
1951.
Clarke County (P.
Grove Hill), Ala.
(P. O.
Oakland), Calif.
—
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 NorOct;
CALIFORNIA
Offering
Los
purchased by
Lombardo, of
V
Bond
Andalusia» Ala.
&
Birmingham, as 2%s, at par. Dated
Sept. 1, 1951.
purchased
was
by Brodnax & Knight, of Birm¬
ingham, as 3V2S, at par. Dated
Aug. 15,1951.
was
Smith
y
<
due
on Oct. 1
1966 inclusive.
from 1954
1
*
1
11
to
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school1951 bonds offered on Oct. 4—v.
174, p.
Laird,
1240 — were awarded to
Bissell
&
Meeds
(Day,
Stoddard & Williams Division), of
New
Haven, as 1.85s, at a price of
100.37, a basis of about 1.81%.
$1,500,000
sidewalk,
series
C
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1951. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1S53 to 1963
Interest
M-N,
inclusive.
Legality approved
by Mitchell & Pershing, of New
York
,
11-1
(final)
(William) Jr. Co. (monthly).
Yates-American Machine Cof (quar.)
10-15
9-26
11-15
10c
Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd.;
Woolworth (F. W.) & Co., Ltd.— v,
10-15
9-21
:'
17c ,,'10-20
j '
Wool
$1.12Vi
(quar.)-
Co.,
•'
50c
;
Wisconsin Southern Gas & Appliance Corp.
Wood Alexander, Ltd., common (quar.).....
6%
I
10-15
1-2-52
>~>15c
(quar.)
Hosiery Co., common.
Wisconsin Electric Power Co,
6%
2-
50c
/ $1.25
common
,
(accum.)
preferred
Corp.,
(quar.)—
^tasted
Western Ins. Securities Co.
$2.50
& Stationery
'•
-V;
11-1
11-15
$1.25 2-15-52
Wrlgley
—.■■■■.■
Western Grocers,
$1.40 preferred
9-25
10-31
11- 1
11-10
11-10
(quar.)
Western Light & Telephone
25c
11- 1
37Vic
$1.00'A
(quar.)
common
Year-end
-
10-15
11- 1
10- 8
10- 3
10-17
10-15
10-25
10-25
9-28
10- 1
10-10
20c
62 Vic
(quar.)
common
Virginia Coal Co.
West
12- 1
(increased*
preferred
9-27
10- 1
10-22
10-15
$1.25
...
—
Penn Power Co.—
West
10- 1
11- 5
$1.25
-
America
10-17
10-15
25c
Whiting Corporation
Wichita River Oil Corp. (reduced)
Wilton Woolen Company...
Winnipeg Electric Co
'
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred B (quar.)
4.10% preferred C (quar.)
1-17
10-15
10--1
quar.)—
9-21
—
Michigan Steel Foundry
7% prior preferred (quar.)
12-23
10-15
v
•
(reduced
Vapor Heating Corp., 5%
Vermont
(s-a)
1-2-53
11- 1
10-15
Tablet
preferred
Western
West
10-19
10-17
9-28
11-1
11- I
10-15
82V»c
12Vic
pfd. A (quar.)„
B.), 5%
(quar.)
B
Investing Corp..
(Construction materials)
Swascy Co
4Vi %
preferred
Vanadium Corp.
&
preferred (quar.)
mterous, Ltd.
Weathcrhead Co., $5 preferred
Co.
5% prior preferred (quar.)
Valspar Corp., common (quar.)
$4
Street
West Kentucky Coal Co.
convertible
Whitehead Brothers
5%
Whitehall
$4.50
Universal Laboratories,
6%
9-21
-
-
5%
preferred (quar.)
Washington Gas Light Co.,
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
9-20
9-28
v
10-15
10c
40c
(quar.)
>
preferred A (quar.)
Western
Worts, Ltd.—
Quarterly
10- 1
10-17
10-17
(quar.)
A
preferred
(H.), Gooderham &
10-17
1-16
4-17
7-17
10-10
8%
Holder*
Payable of Bee.
C:1''■'*! ''
'5% preterred A (quar.)
11- 1
2-1-51
5-1-52
8-1-52
10-20
.
When
■
.
Share
/'
,
t$l
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Detinning Co., 1%
11-30* '
*
•
Railroad
175c
6%
Steel
Corp., Ltd. »
preference (s-a)
United Stockyards Corp., common
70c conv. preferred (quar.)
6%
11- 1
50c
87Vic
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co., com.
7% preferred (quar.)
United
10-11
(quar.»__
S.
U. S. Steel
12-20
(quar.)
common
i
Pacific
37Vic
37Vic
37Vic
37Vic
35c
.
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
-Vv:'Per
:
Nome of Company
Western
Virginian Railway—
6%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quaf.)
10- 3
37Vic
25c
Holdert
Payable of Bee.
Share
•
~
preferred (quar.)
United Specialties
Co.
Ur S. Radiator Corp.,
Name of Company -*
Payable of Bee.
62'/2c
6%
When
Per
Holder*
When
psr
Name of Company
United Shoe Machinery Corp.—
Common (quar.)
.
.
City.
I-.--.
Volume 174
Number 5053
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1341)
St. Lucie County Special Tax
,
School District No.
1
KANSAS
(P. O.
Fort
Pierce), Fla.
Bond Offering—D. C. Huskey,
Superintendent of Board of Public
Instruction,
will
receive
Johnson
Bond
sealed
of
by
bonds.
District
No.
1
Sale—The
-Bond
syndicate
a
composed
the
of
about
Soden-Zahner
ILLINOIS
Jacksonville/ III.
-".
'I
Bond Sale—The $32,000
system
Oct.
1
v.
'174,
to
—
awarded
p
parking
bonds offered
revenue
the
on
p.
1144 — were
Municipal Bond
Corp., of Chicago, at a price of
100:02, a net interest cost of about
3.02%,
$14,000 3%s. Due
to
18,000
1958
3s.
1959
Corp., Estes & Co., all of
Topeka, First Securities Company
of Kansas, Wichita, Seltsam, Hanni
& Co., of Topeka, and the SmallMilburn Co., of Wichita, at a price
of 100.06, as follows:
Due
Oct.
on
Oct.
on
Bond
and
bonds
offered
1241—were
p.
to
1,
1966
to
Aug.
2%s.
as
1—v.
Bond
sealed bids until 11
to
County (P.
Glasgow), Ky.
John
bonds.
school
$70,000
1952
Stein
to
Bros.
&
450,000
INDIANA
p
,
a
Bloomington, Ind.
,
Bond Offering—Carl O.
Stewart,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
on
Oct.
18 for the
purchase of
$1,750,000 water works revenue
1
3V2s.
36,000
Due
1
March
on
Danville,
Ky.
are
the
for
9
callable., Interest
J-J.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
water
Business
School
Manager of Board
Commissioners, will
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
of
bids
until
2
Dated
to
j-j.
re¬
school
Oct.
on
until
for
10
11
issue
*
(CST)
purchase of
1951. Due
1983
Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1
Oct.
from
Interest
1954
J-J.
North
to
$61,000
awarded
Le¬
Sept. 27—v. 174,
a
as
r
,
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
sealed
on
until
July
on
1960.
Interest
proved
by
Miller of
1953
J-J.
to. Jan.
Legality
Ross,
McCord,
Indianapolis.
;;
Bank,
net interest cost of about
a
—v.
174,
p.
on
762—were
awarded
to
Newman, Brown & Co., of New
Orleans,
as
4s,
at
a
price
of
100.01, a basis of about 3.99%.
gymasium-auditorium bonds.
.
MARYLAND
Maryland (State of)
Certificate
Sale—The
$10,272,-
fered
were
on
Oct.
1—v.
awarded to
a
174,
p.
of
New
syndicate
York
works revenue-1951 bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1 from
1955
Brothers
approved
of
1969
by
inclusive.
Legality
Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
City,
a
as
basis
& Co., all of New
1952
noon
1956
to
cate
York
Agricul¬
Rural
Con.
Dist., Mich.
Sch.
at
build¬
100.003, a
price of
a
2.42%,
as
*
$130,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
to 1960 inclusive.
1952
60,000 2i/2s. Due -on April 1
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
on
Oct.
inclusive.
Legality
Gray, Best,
Mass.
Offering
Bond
are
1, 1951. Due on July 1
1968 inclusive. The
1952 to
maturing
Bank
Franklin
Street,
p.m.
chase
lows:
(EST)
of
on
of
of the
Bond
Offering
000 bonds, as
Sept.
on
as
follows:-
assessment
1 from
bonds.
1952
1961 inclusive.
to
>
20,000 general
Due
1951.
obligation bonds.
Sept. 1 from 1952 to
on
bonds
dated
are
Interest
Sept.
1,
M-S.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Lott, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
Oct. 11 for the
on
$50,000
building
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on
April 1 from 1952 to 1969 inclu¬
sive.
The bonds maturing in 1961
are callable.
Interest A-O.
to 1969
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
fire
purchase of $3,886,-
follows:
trucks
bonds,
as
on
I
bonds.
1 from 1953 to
v
Due
on
April
1966 inclusive.
2,100,000 sanitary and storm sew¬
age
system,
1
Due
on
pur¬
1981
fol¬
and tower
April 1, 1953.
street improvement,
series
series
I
bonds.
April 1 from 1953 to
inclusive.
The bonds are dated Oct. 1,1951.
The
bonds
are
maturing
in
callable.
1977
to
Interest M-N.
Legality approved by Berry, Stev¬
ens, Barbier,
Evely & MacFarlane, of Detroit. :
V/
Bur en
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. SOI
West Columbia
Avenue, Belleville), Mich.
Bond Offering — Jewett Amer-
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
man,
cation,
will
receive
until 8 p.m.
(EST)
sealed
on
bids
Oct. 17 for
the purchase
of $325,000 building
bonds. Dated
Oct.
1, 1951. Due
on
April 1
from 1952 to 1959 inclu¬
The bonds maturing in 1956
sive.
to 1959 are callable.
Interest A-O.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Walker Township
(P. O.
N.
3949
Sch. Dist. No. 3
Leonard Street,
W., Grand Rapids), Mich.
Not Sold
The $35,000
—
construction
offered
bonds
on
1041—were not
p.
sold.
and Bethany
Townships
(P. O.
Breckenridge), Mich.
Bond Offering — E. E. Guthrie,
Dist.
No. 2
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
sealed
receive
bids
until
8
(EST) on Oct. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $110,000 building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on April
p.m.
1 from 1952 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds
are
callable.
The
to 1969
Interest A-O. Legal¬
maturing
in
1961
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit. v
Bond
City
Wyandotte, Mich.
Offering — Ford
Wagar,
receive
sealed
Clerk,
will
(EST) on Oct. 9
for the purchase of $485,000 bonds,
bids until 8 p.m.
as
111
until
Oct. 8 for the
$350,000
Due
Robert G.
—
Loeffler, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
1,700,000
Boston,
Boston,
1968
Flint, Mich.
'
$86,000
Second
1962 to
in
Interest J-J. Legality
callable.
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock 8c Stone, of Detroit.
Weymouth,, Mass.
National
special
Frac. Sch.
on Oct. 10 for the pur¬
$152,000 building bonds.
of
Oct. 29 for the
Offering—Harry I. Gran¬
Town Treasurer, will receive
care
$20,000
Oct. 8
on
$40,000 street
improvement bonds,
Wheeler
(EST)
p.m.
chase
Bond
sealed bids in
(EST)
of
Louis Martz,
—
Secretary of Board of Education,
sealed bids until 8
bonds. Due
ger,
bids until 4 p.m.
Sept. 12—v. 174,
.'■<
will -receive
bonds
Dodge, of Boston.
•
(P. O. 18320 Eastland,
Roseville), Mich.
Dated July
Legality ap¬
Storey, Thorndike,
by
receive
Bonds
Township Sch. Dist. No. 6
Erin
8
1.85%.
&
Allen R. Hill,
sealed
—
will
for the purchase
from
150,000 2V4S. Due on April 1 from
-v.
Co., Inc., of New York City, First
Corp., and the Mercantile
Trust Company, of St. Louis, as
1.90s, at a price of 100.39, a basis
Palmer
Clerk,
Van
inclusive.
Sale—The $340,000
Boston
1.48%.
about
1966
to
follows:
composed of J. P. Morgan &
proved
City
to 1980
net interest cost of about
Quincy, at
of
(EST)
Stoughton,
Huron, Mich.
B.
jointly,
Bond Sale—The issue of $1,355,000 bonds purchased by a syndi¬
iy2s, at a price of 100.16,
of
syndicate composed of Barcus,
Co., of Chicago, Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., of To¬
a
bonds offered on Oct. 3—v.
174, p. 1242—were awarded to the
First of Michigan Corporation, and
Shannon & Co., both of Detroit,
purchase of $35,000 depart¬
equipment bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1951.
Due on Oct. 1 from
com¬
City, Alex. Brown
8c
Sons, of Baltimore, Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, L./F. Rothschild
& Co., Estabrook & Co., and Barr
to
to
1145—
posed of the Chase National Bank,
Dist., Mich.
—
tural
Dated Oct. 1, 1951.
000 certificates of indebtedness of¬
Detroit Sch.
Sale
The $1,750,000
building bonds offered on Oct. 2
—v.
174, p. 1241 — were awarded
for the
of about
■
East
Bond Offering—Francis X. Shea,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
water
Sept. 6
Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
from
$60,000
offered
by Miller,
&
Edwardsburg
Barre, La.
bonds
proved
dock
Revere, Mass.
until
Port
Bond Offering
Dated
1960
by Ropes,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Bond- Sale—The
revenue
a.m.
clusive. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
$350,000 Tu¬
Maintenance
approved
Port
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 8 for the purchase of
$125,000
City, Iowa
Bond Offering—Marie D.
White,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 25
for the purchase of $225,000 water
...
10
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
bids
troit.
355,000 3V2s. Due on July 1 from
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
mental
2.98%.,
2.48%.
Secretary of Board of
Directors,
will
receive
Sioux
as
Interest
on
Sept. 15, 1951. Due
Sept. 15 from 1952 to 1956 in¬
on
0.84%.
Jackson
80,000 public improvement bonds,
at
Co.,
maturing in,
callable.
(P. O. Mulliken), Mich.
Bond Offering — Florence J.
Oct. 2—v. 174, p.
awarded to the
Trust
bonds
are
Roxand Township Sch. Dist. No. 2
174, p. 944
the
until
re¬
ing
The
The
ing, special assessment, series 51-F
on
were
—
bids
will
745,000 3y4s. Due on July 1 from
County (P. O.
—
Dated Sept. 1, 1951.
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1972
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
The
Controller,
sealed
Bond
Hospital
re¬
p.m.
Oct. .16 for the purchase
of $200,000 street and alley pav¬
,
Dedham), Mass.
Granite
Jonesboro,
about
of
-
4,550,000 Worcestor.
notes offered
v;.:V'V
cost
'
$73,000
building bonds was purchased by
Quail & Co., of Davenport, as
2%s, at a price of 100.89.
of
<
Taunton.
Sale
8
bonds.
on
Interest
1952 to 1959 inclusive.
Attleboro.
557,000 Taunton.
Norfolk
will
until
1961 inclusive.
City
(EST)
Belmont.
-
callable.
are
in
$650,000 3V2s. Due on July 1 from
410,000 Athol.
1,105,000 Attleboro.
1,230,000
Due
Detroit, Mich.
B
1,040,000
maturing
Bond Offering—John H. Wither^
Watertown.
Group
1241
1967
bonds
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock
&
Stone, of
970,000 Watertown.
Note
The
follows:
1 from
$100,000 water works utility reve¬
nue
bonds, at a net interest
&
Janesville Con. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale—The issue of
to
follows:
IOWA
Sehool
-
La.
2—v.
awarded
Ankeny Con. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond
Offering
—
Lucille
Moeckly,
Oct.
on
Parish
ap¬
\
-
Sale—The $180,000 bonds
—were
2
1,
Ice
Jonesboro,
;
offered
Oct. 17 for the pur¬
1,
'
■
chase of $140,000 school building1951 bonds.
Dated
Oct.'l, 1951.
Due
/, >
LOUISIANA
Bond
Trustee,
bids
1,660,000
of
M-S.
Millbury.
North
berculosis
-
River.
138,000 Mansfield.
'1967 to 1972 inclusive.
i
Fall
315,000
51,000 3V2s. Due on March 1 from
Twp.;•
(P. O. 5376 East Washington '
Street, Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond Offering — Charles F.
on
Clerk,
bids
Oct. 9 for the purchase
$700,000
general
obligation
on
Standish, Mich.
Bond Offering — S. H.
Graves,
J. Van Ingen & Co., of
City Clerk, will receive sealed
New York City, H. V. Sattley &
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 17
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., both
for the purchase of
$72,000 sew¬
of Detroit, Channer Securities Co.,
age
disposal
system,
series
1
of Chicago, Siler & Co., of Detroit,
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on
and Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincin¬
Nov. 1 from 1952 to; 1980 inclu¬
nati, at a price of 100.02, a net
sive. The bonds maturing in 1971
interest cost of about 3.37%, as
2,850,000 Lowell.
4,700,000 Lynn.
offered
on March
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
.
Sch.
Kohlmeyer, ; Township
1,395,000
& Boyce,
Bros.
;
purchase of $100,000 building
Dated Sept. 15, 1951. Due
Sept. 15 from 1952 to 1967 in¬
bonds.
ledo,
Cambridge.
250,000
at a price of par,
net interest cost of about 3.35%,
,
the
Kindred &
368,000 Gardner.
A.
Louisville,
follows:
following
154,000 Dalton.
1241—were
42,000.3 V4S. Due
p.
Township,
Stein
to
of
notes for State-Aided
2.940,000
1241
p.
Charles
p.
purchase
Group A
bonds
$42,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
:
1953 to 1960 inclusive.
water
1040—were
awarded
to
the
City Securities
Corp., of Indianapolis.
Warren
174,
bonds
174,
the
$475,000 Beverly.
1,054,000 Braintree.
>
of
works revenue-1951 bonds offered
on
2—v.
of
authorities:
Co., of Cincinnati.
revenue
Oct.
the
Veterans Projects of the
public
$30,000
to
office
642,000 Cambridge.
3,370,000 Cambridge.
revenue
1—v.
the
for
10
$30,173,000
Sale—The $135,000 school
building
Manchester, Ind.
Sale—The
Oct.
on
Logan County (P. O. Russellville), Ky.
on
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.-
Bond
&
Bond
15,
Oct.
awarded
Hinsch
a.m.
the
bonds.
on
—were
$1,350,000 interceptor sewer-1951,
first
building
offered
bids
and
1,
Board, 90 Tremont
Street, Boston, until noon (EST)
& Grafton, of Louisville.
Bond. Sale—The
Interest
Offering-n-Patrick J. Bar¬
ton, City Controller, will receive
sealed
Wyatt,
of
at
Village
sealed
f
Freda K. De-
~
M-S.
Boonstra, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 8 for
bonds.
received
1,
Township Sch. Dist. No. 2
O. Carson City), Mich.
Offering — Dr. Edwin B.
(P.
Bond
ceive
Oct.
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
Oct.
Bloomer
State Housing
Hazard, Ky.
Bond
*•r,.
Chicago,,
Cutler,
Grafton
p.m.
Jan.; 1 from
on
inclusive.
after July
or
on
1956 are callable. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
"
maturing
The
inclusive.
1982
to
dated
Palmer
ceive
(EST)
dated
are
Planche,
1965 to 1972
spoon,
inclusive.
are
to
inclusive.
from
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be
1,
of
ppp
1972
bonds.
July 1, 1951. Due on July 1
1956
bonds
Oct. 19 for the purchase
1951. Due
1953
Oct.
$325 000
of
revenue
sewer
$607,000 building bonds. Dated
Nov. 6,
v
purchase
and
from
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Bond
Offering—M. V. - Bailey,
receive
will
Clerk,
1
Housing Authorities
(P. O. Boston), Mas.
sealed
City
thereafter
and
1956
to
bonds
Oct.
on
1952
Detroit.
Massachusetts
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
1960
from
Boston.
1
Wesley,
July
1
1950
inclusive.
Due
Thorndike,
'
Offering—Jason
inclusive. The bonds maturing on
1,
on
1951. Legality approved by
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
from
Bond
1952
The
-
3V4S. Due on March
from 1953 to 1964 inclusive.
Oct. 1, 1951. Due on
July from 1957 to 1993
and
"
$34,000
bonds. Dated
Jan.
a
follows:
as
p:
at
from
1
MICHIGAN
remodeling and reconloan, act of 1951
bonds.
price
of par,
net interest cost of about 3.42%,
Louisville,
Oct.
on
1971
Inkster, Mich.
Bond Offering
sewer
;V; struction
Boyce,
•
of
loan, act of
Due
to
1
,
1962 to
$450,000 school
bonds offered
174, p. 1241—were
2—v.
awarded
Mc-
follows:
as
revenue
Oct.
on
2.87%,
bonds
bonds,
O.
Oct.
on
clusive.
•
Sale—The
Bond
building
J.
(EST)
a.m.
1966
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $900,000
Barren
174,
The
&
Ardle, City Treasurer, will receive
KENTUCKY
-
& Co., and McDougal &
Co., both of Chicago, jointly, as
3s, at a price of 101.93, a basis
about
awarded
Gloucester Safe Deposit
1,
Feb.
on
to
3
Lynn, Mass.
Offering—Daniel
Nuveen
of
1241—were
p.
Oct.
on
1,
revenue
awarded
the
1952
1951.
Trust
III.
Oct.
174,
—v.
1,
bonds offered
area
from
1966 inclusive.
park¬
Due
from
1
sewerage
on
Aug.
ing
Mass.
Sale—The $100,000
Co., as 1.40s, at a price of
100.13, a basis of about 1.37%.
Sale—The $330,000 water
works
to
VBond
as
1971,
Rcchelle,
1953
1,
Gloucester,
>
1
1981
are
callable. Interest A-O.
Legality approved by Berry,
Stevens, Bardier, Evely 8c MacFarlane, of Detroit.
Boston.
3s.
Due on Feb. 1, 1958 to Aug.
1965, as 2V4S.
1967 inclusive.
to
Feb.
on
1957,
from
1
inclusive.
Due
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
from
50,000 Junior High School bonds.-
Oct.
on
1
inclusive.
1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.,Le¬
*
Oct.
on
Due
1, 1951. Due
Oct.
on
100,000 water mains bonds. Due
1.64%.
Dated Oct.
curities
follows:
as
1952
Co., Barret,...Fitch
Co., both of Kansas City, Beecroft, Cole. & Co-., Columbian Se¬
&
Due
1952 to 1981 inclusive.
Sale—The
000 Municipal
of $796,purchased
was
loan, act of 1945
sewerage
bonds.
issue of $200,Building Loan, Act
of 1948 bonds was purchased by
Coffin & Burr, of Boston, as 1.70s,
at a price of 100.54, a basis of
f
issue
bonds
sewer
$200,000
Fitchburg, Mass.
(P. O. Mission), Kan.
440
school
Sewer
Main
bids until Nov. 6 for the purchase
$1,530,000
MASSACHUSETTS
County, Mission Township
49
follows:
$143,000 City Portion bonds. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1956
inclusive.
342,000
Special
Assessment
Sept. 1 from
1952 to 1956 inclusive.
The bonds are dated Sept. 1,
1951.
Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
bonds.
proved by
Due
on
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
of Detroit.
dock & Stone,
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-
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
50
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
(1342)
Thief
MINNESOTA
Fosston, Minn.
3
174,
—v.
p.
on
—were
of Minneapolis, as 2s,
price of 100.31, a basis of
Minneapolis, at a
No. 44 (P.
O. Emmons), Minn.
$7,500 school
Sale —The
repair bonds offered on Sept. 22
v.
174, p. 1041—were awarded to
Kalman & Co., of Minneapolis, as
100.10, a basis
21/is, at a price of
of about 2.22%.
Minn.
Offering—Edwin B. HiltFreeport,
Bond
H.
Offering—Einar
Certificate
bonds
1951
-
on
Co., Inc., and Bacon, Stev¬
Clerk, will receive enson & Co., of New York City,
until 7 p.m. (CST) jointy, as 2.20s, at a price of
on
Oct. 8 for the purchase of 100.23, a basis of about 2.18%.
$22,000 street improvement cer¬
Blooming Grove, Cornwall and
tificates of
indebtedness. Dated
New Windsor, Salisbury Mills
Oct. 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1 from
Fire Dist. (P. O. Salisbury
1952
to
1955 inclusive. Interest
Mills), N. Y.
lins &
Brogren, City
of
bonds.
83,000
captial-street
improve¬
ment, 7-months notes. Due on
Oct.
the
for
9
drainage
purchase
1951
Dated Nov. 1, 1951. Due
$969,000
1953
from
to
-
Hawkins,
York
In¬
A-O.
fire
$17,000
Sale —The
Bond
&
Delafield
City.
months notes. Due
Wood,
of
Port
Leyden), N. Y.
Offering—Edna M.
Ses¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Le¬
maturing in 1963 are callable.
gality approved by John Knapp,
of Albany, and Dorsey, Colman,
of Min¬
Barker, Scott & Barber,
neapolis.
Con. Sch. Dtst.
No. 3 (P. O. R< R. No. 2,
Red Wing), Minn.
Bond Offering—R: N. Bird, Dis¬
trict Clerk,
will receive sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
10 for the
purchase of $150,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1968
inclusive; The bonds maturing on
Oct. 1, 1962 and thereafter are
callable.
Legality
approved by
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Goodhue County
Menahga, Minn.
$170,000 sani¬
Sale—The
Bond
sewer improvement No.
1
bonds offered on Sept. 27—v. 174,
tary
p. 1146—were awarded to
dicate composed of Kalman
a syn¬
of Jackson.
Walton & Co.,
Additional' Sale
10 for the
purchase of $565,000
building-1951 bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1 from
Carmel), N.
Lynbrook, N.
>;
(P.O.
Central Sch. Dist. No. 2
The $53,000
—
Bond
Y.
Offering
Weil, Arnold & Crane, of New
leans.
'
-
by
Or¬
v
Offering
Bond
—
Clara L. Bax¬
will
District/Clerk,
ter,
receive
Village
■
notes
Ries,
Treasurer,
Wilton Central School District
York
Hoyt & Washburn/ of New
City.
Y.
Rye City Sch. Dist., N.
S
Bond
1
a
e
4
to
the
&
offered
on
p.
a
& Co., both of
City, Braun, Bosworth
Dillon
Eastman,
New
The $1 021,000
1243 —were
syndicate composed
Union
Securities Corp.,
174,
—v.
awarded
of
—
bonds
building-1951
Oct.
15,
Oct.
dated
are
Legality approved by Reed,
York
Co., Inc., and Andrews & Wells,
at
City,
100.68,
price of
about 1.82%.
a
bids until 3 p.m.
sealed
Y.
Cortland, N.
1951.
Inc., of New York
Y.
Bonno
—
will receive
(EST) on
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $155,000
J sealed bids at the Putnam County
National Bank of Carmel, until public improvement - 1951 bonds.
Morton, Miss.
Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on Aug. 1
noon
(EST) on Oct. 15 for the
Bond Offering — A. M. Tulips,
from 1952 to 1960 inclusive. Inter¬
Town Clerk, will receive sealed purchase of $159,000 school-1951
est
F-A.
Legality approved by
bonds. Dated June 1, 1951. Due on
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct.
Heckler &
June 1 from 1952 to 1967 inclu¬ Vandewater/ Sykes,
15 for the purchase of $104,000
sive.
Interest J-D. Legality ap¬ Galloway, of New York City. \sbonds, as follows:
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Middletown, N. Y.
$51,000 special street improvement Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Bond Offering — P. E. Benedict,
bonds.
City.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
53,000 street intersection bonds.
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Oct.
Chenango Moringside Heights
Due from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
10
for the purchase of $645,000
Water Dist. (P. O. Chenango
sewage treatment
plant - 1951
Ruleville, Miss.
Forks), N.Y.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on
Bonds Not Sold —The $12,000
Bond Sale—The $15,500 water
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
water works bonds offered on Oct.
system-1951 bonds offered on Oct. Interest A-O. Legality approved
2—v. 174, p. 1146—were not sold.
4—v. 1744, p. 1242—were awarded
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
to Sage, Rutty & Co., of Roches¬
Webster County (P. O.
Galloway, of New York City.
ter, as 2.10s.
Walthall), Miss.
Moreau, Nor thumb erland and
Note Offering — Joe K. Wood,
County bonds were purchased
The
sions, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Oct.
7-
May 15,
on
I952-
Leyden, West Turin and Lyonsdale
Central Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
Bond
of
station,
precinct
police
MISSISSIPPI
equipment-1951 bonds offered on
(CST) on Adams County (P. O. Natchez), Sept. 26—v. 174, p. 1146—were
awarded
to
John L.
Bame, of 1952 to 1980 inclusive. Interest
Oct. 15 for the purchase of $80,000
Mississippi
M-N. Legality approved by Van¬
Nassau, at a price of 100.33.
street improvement bonds. Dated
Bond Sale—The $300,000 Coun¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
.Nov. 1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1 from
ty bonds offered on Oct. l--v. 174, Carmel, Kent, Patterson, Southeast,
loway, of New York City.
1954 to 1963 inclusive. The bonds
Putnam Valley and East Fishkill
p.
1042—were awarded to O. B.
will receive
Clerk,
Village
ner,
May 15, 1952.
25,000 capital-reconstruction
approved by
terest M-N. Legality
New
Nov. 1
on
inclusive.
1981
bids
sealed
improve-
capital-street
78,000
ment, 7-months notes. Due on
May 15, 1952.
on
Sept. 27—v. 174, p.
1146—were awarded to Blair, Rol¬
Willmar, Minn.
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Freeborn County
equipment
and
ing
S.
Hamilton
—
'
build¬
Sale—The $200,000
Bond
Offering
Gaddis, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
O.
(P.
1
Bond
Argyle), N. Y.
•
offered
^hout 2.86%.
Bond
about
No.
Dist.
Sch.
at a
Co.,
Dain & Co., of
net interest cost 1.95%.
awarded to J. M.
of
offered on
1146 —were
bonds
improvement
Oct.
offered
York
New
Argyle, Hebron, Greenwich, Fort
Edward and Salem
Central
improvement fund bonds
Oct. 3—v. 174, p. 1242
awarded to J. M. Dain &
manent
street
$46,000
Sale—The
Bond
650,000 tax anticipation, 5-months
notes. Due on March 15, 1952.
Hempstead (P. O. Hempstead),
YORK
NEW
Falls, Minn.
$128,000 per¬
River
Sale—The
Bond
1.90s,
basis of
as
a
Tuckahoe, N.Y.
$78,000
Bond Sale—The issue of
general improvement-1951 bonds
was
purchased by Salomon Bros.
&
Hutzler, of New York City, as
1.70s, at a price of 100.18, a basis
of about 1.64%.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1951.
Due on
from 1952 to 1956 inclu¬
Sept.
1
sive.
Interest M-S.
Legality
ap¬
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
proved
Heckler &
City.
Urbana,
Bath,
Pulteney,
Wayne,
Wheeler
and
Tyrone Central
'School District No. 1 (P. O.
-
Hammondsport), N. Y. /
Bond Sale—The issue of
bonds
$30,000
school
bus-1951
chased
by the Marine Trust Com¬
was
pur¬
& Co.,
•Turan & Moody, both of St. Paul,
and the Allison-Williams Co., of
Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 10
Minneapolis, as 4s, at par.
Bond Sale—The $759,000 build¬
Dated
Sept. 1,
to
the
Marine
Trust
1951. Due on
ing and equipment-1951 bonds of¬
Company of Western New York, fered on Oct; 1—V. 174, p. 1243— Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1956 inclu¬
sive. Interest M-S.
NEBRASKA
Legality ap¬
Buffalo, as 1.60s, at a price of were awarded to a
syndicate com¬
proved
by Vandewater,
Sykes,
100.26, a basis of about 1.54%.
posed of Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
Keith County Sch. Dist. No. 1
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Coffin & Burr, and Francis I. duCortland City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
(P. O. Ogalliala), Neb.
City.Pont & Co., all of New York City,
Bond Offering—L.
E. Hanson,
Bond Offering—Gerald D. Shira,
Westmoreland and Whitestown,
Superintendent of Schools, will President of Board of Education, as 2.20s, at a price of 100.55, a
Con. School
JSower County Indep.
No.
District
O. Grand
(P.
77
Meadow), Minn.
build¬
Sale—The $400,000
Bond
ing bonds offered on Sept. 27—v.
174, p. 1146—were awarded to the
First National Bank, of Minne¬
apolis,
at
interest
net
a
of
cost
Board
of
of
$39,000 street
Sale —The
Bond
Due
over
a
until
15
will
p.m.
bids
sealed
Oct.
until
bids
sealed
receive
1
(EST) on Oct. 9 for the pur¬
chase
of
$350,000 building-1951
bonds. Due in 20 years. The
4 Plainview, Minn.±>
bonds maturing after 5- years 'are
bonds/; Dated Oct. 1/ 1951. Due
Bond Sale —The $79,000 street
callable/,
on'April 1 from' 1953 to 1971 in¬
improvement- bonds
offered on
2
174,
v.
—
awarded
were
—
jointly, as 2s, at a price of 100.05,
a
basis of about 1.99%.
County Indep, Sch. Dist.
No. 7 (P. O. Mentor), Minn.
Bond Offering—D. M. Lacombe,
Castle
Sch.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered
Hawkins
1.90s, at
of
a
about
will receive sealed
(CST) on Oct.
purchase of $50,000
school
Oct. 2—v. 174, p.
on
&
Robert
to
Boston, as
price of 100.19, a basis
Co.,
the
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951.
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
Oct.
after
1954 to
from
1
The
bonds
1965
1,
1970
maturing
are
callable.
&
Legality approved by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
County Independent Con.
Sch. Dist. No. 42 (P. O.
Badger), Minn.
Bonds Not Sold
the
fered
were
St.
—•
Oct. 2—v.
on
The bids for
building
$180,000
bonds
174,
p.
of¬
1242—
rejected.
Louis
Park
Indep. Sch. Dist.
tional Bank, both of Minneapolis,
First National Bank, of St. Paul,
Allison-Williams
Co., J, M. Dain
; & Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
of
Minneapolis, Caldwell,
Phillips Co., and the MatinheimerEgan, Inc., both of St. Paul, at a
price of 100.02,
a
of about
as
2.99%,
net interest cost
$525,000 2.90s. Due
1953 to
on
14,000
on
; The
bonds are
1951. Due on Oct.
inclusive.
gality
from
Oct.
Wood, of New York
City.
New
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Trenton), N. J.
Jersey
Bond
Offering—Paul L. Troast,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Oct. 17 for
the purchase of $35,000,000 turn¬
pike
issue
1951
revenue
-
*
York
bids
Bond
Sale—The
$100,000
on
1242
awarded
—
were
sewer
Oct. 2—v.
to
2s, at
about
a
price of 100.14,
1.97%.
'
a
Oswego,
system-1951 bonds offered on
2 — v. 174, p. 1243 — were
174, p.
Boland,
basis of
Oct.
a
syndicate composed
Co., Kidder,
the Bankers Trust
4
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
p.m.
1
Fairley,
(EST)
from
Interest
on
1952
to
1981
J-D.
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Hartford,
Sale
Bond
buses-1951
Argyle,
School Dist. No.
1
(P. O.
Y.
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
Oct.
16
for
(the
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
$164,000 building and equipment1951
Due
bonds.
on
Oct.
inclusive.
approved
&
Dated
1
Oct.
from
Interest
by
100.64,
000
Manhasset), N. Y.
—
bonds
will receive sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct.
10 for the
purchase of $150,000
1967
Due
bonds.
on
1 i t
1,
-
Ontario,
1,
1952
A-O.
Hawkins,
to
1951.
1971
Legality
Delafield
Dood, of New York City.
/
NORTH
by Hawkins,
of New York
Walworth, Macedon,
Marion, Williamson, Webster
and Penfield Central School
District
No.
1
(P.
Offering
—
Lucille Twit-
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 18 for the purchase of $1,495,000 building and equipment-1951
chell, District Clerk,
J-D.
Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of
New York City.
Rochester, N.
Note
City
Y.
Offering—Robert P.
bids until
Oct. 8 for the
Aex,
CAROLINA
purchase of
$Li36,-
notes,/as follows:
t
$300/000 ,hond. anticipation,)3; 515, 1952.
£ j
I
Avery County (P. O.
Newland), N. C.
'
Bond
Offering
—
W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed
bids
school
Due
at
bonds.
on
Nov.
inclusive.
his
office
in
Ra¬
Dated
1
from
Nov, 1, 1951.
1954to
1958
Interest M-N.
Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyi & Wash¬
burn of New York
City.
;-
Reidsville, N. C.
Bond
Sale—The
s
:
;■
*
,,
.
$625,000 ifwater
offered on Oct. 2—i-v. 174,
1243—were awarded to a syn¬
composed of the Equitable
Securities Corp., F. W. Craigie &
bonds
p.
dicate
Co., of Richmond, and the Trust
Co.
will
000
..months
,
of
Georgia, of Atlanta, at a
receive
3'p.m. (EST) on price of par, a net interest cost of
Comptroller,
sealed
the
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST); op Oct.
9
for
the
purchase
of
$10,500
O.
Ontario), N. Y.
Bond
by
Sept. 1,
1951.
Interest
J-D. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
May 1 from 1953 to
Interest M-N. Le-
y
purchased
Dated
inclusive.
approved
Delafield & Wood,
g a
Nov.
Dated
was
'
issue of $105,*
Trust
1.78%.
Helen C. Folz,
District Clerk,
school-1951
on
Company of West*
ern New York, Buffalo, as 1.80s, at
a price of 100.07, a basis of about
Hempstead Union Free
School District No. 6 (P. O. >
Offering
,
school
The $19,000
Sale—The
Marine
North
Bond
—
bonds offered
Williamsville, N.Y.
Bond
a
basis of about 2.44%.
Interest
Bond Offering—G. Harden Gib¬
on
of
price
a
Z/'M';
(P.O.
Sept.
awarded
to the Mohawk Valley Investing
Company, of Utica, as 2.40s, at a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
2.38%.
/
1, 1951. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1980 inclusive.
Granville,
Hartford), N.
District
at
1
27—v. 174, p. 1147—were
bonds. Dated Dec.
Hebron and Fort Ann Central
•
2V2S,
Central School
No.
Westmoreland), N. Y.
///i/ City.-',/,/: '//-s■//./-:■■ /y.'./'\/
.4'^
.V
"v,v
York
Offering—Helen
until
son,
Scotch
Sale—The $1,225,000 sew¬
awarded to
1951.
Oct.
10 for the purchase of $845,000
school bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951.
City.
Township (P. O,
Plains), N. >J.
of
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds.
Plains
Wood,
&
Delafield
City.
New
Bond
July 1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1,
1986. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
Scotch
In¬
Granby and
Sterling Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Hannibal), / /
Dated
York
inclusive.
1982
Legality approved by
1,
Le¬
Hawkins,
by
to
Hannibal,
1952 to
Interest A-O.
approved
&
dated
1
Altmark.
1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1
1952
Hawkins,
series bonds.
1963
Westmoreland
Hempstead, Port Washington
£ ewer District (P.O.
Manhasset), N.Y.
Bond
as
Offering—Alan
terest A-O.
2nd
Saffin &.Co., of New York City, as
Jan. 1 from
1971 to 1976 inclusive.
improvement,
park
York
Clerk,
Dated Oct.
New
follows:
as
;
;
of
water extension No. 4-1951 bonds.
Sterger,
000
bonds,
New
will receive sealed
until 3:30
p.m.
(EST) on
11 for the purchase of $62,000
from
bonds offered
Jan. 1 from
1970 inclusive.
225,000 3.10s. Due
,
follows:
Bond
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
8:15
p.m.
(EST) on
Oct. 15 for the purchase of $114,-
Delafield
CP. O. 6300 Walker Avenue,
Minneapolis 16), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Oct. 3—v.
174, p. 1242—were awarded to a
-syndicate composed of the North¬
western National Bank, First Na¬
all
Bond Offering—Ruth G.
$100,000 park improvement bonds.
Roseau
•///'•:
J.
of
■
New
Oct.
Glen Rock, N.
falo, as 1 %s, at a price of 100.07, a
basis of about 1.72%.
Fallsburgh, South Fallsburg Water Peabody & Co., and Bacon, Stev¬
enson & Co., all of New York City,
Dist. (P. O. South Fallsburg),
bids
NEW JERSEY
Hanrahan,
City.
Town
bids until 7:30 p.m.
for
York
of
1.87%.
District Clerk,
11
Sullivan, Donovan,
&
Heenehan
N. H.
$48,000
awarded
were
—
Dist.,
of Western New York, Buf¬
District
er
proved by
1242
Folk
:•
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
New
Bank, of St. Paul, and the First
National Bank, of
Minneapolis,
(P.O. Hudson Street,
Glens Falls), N. Y.
basis of about 2.15%.
North
clusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
National
First
the
to
1242
p.
pany
awarded
period of 6 years.
purchase of $85,000 build¬
receive
South
Oct.
on
ing
Oct.
No. 1
19 for the improvement bonds offered on
Oct. 2 — v. 174, p. 1242 — were
purchase of $16,000 school notes.
(CST)
a.m.
for the
2.53%.
about
Clerk
notes.
Due
on
March
about
2.19%,
as
follows:
$60,000 2V2S. Due
on
May 1 from
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
f
■135,000 2V4S. Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
#
4
yolume 174
2s. Due
160,000
;
Number 5053
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1 from
May
on
.
lows:
W. E. Easter-
office
his
at
in
1, 1951. Due on
1 from 1953 to 1975 inclu¬
Interest M-N.
Legality ap¬
Wash¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt &
burn, of New York City.
Woodland, N. C.
Bond Offering
W. E. Easter-
—
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will
receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
ling
The
Nov.
Dated
bonds.
on
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt &
.Washburn, of New York City.
'
f
'
"
"■,
.v
.
No.
809
from
1
about
in¬
1957
bonds.
1953 to
Due
Bond
on
Nov.
1,
Dist., Ohio
$25,000 build¬
on
Oct. 1—v.
awarded
were
—
Local
Central
to
Sch.
Dist.
p.
1147— were awarded
syndicate composed of the
Trust Co., of New York
174,
a
Dated
1
bids
sealed
until
noon
Oct. 18 for the purchase
$584,000
construction
bonds.
to
Bankers
*
McCoy,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
(EST)
on
Nov.
from
1, 1951.
1952 to
Due on Nov.
1974 inclusive.
In¬
& Savings terest M-N. Legality approved by
Kidder, Pea- Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
body & Co., Salomon Bros. & Cleveland.
v-'Jj.. y y/. /;/Vy
:
Hutzler, Stone & Webster Securi¬
Richmond Heights (P. O.
ties Corp., all of New York City,
Cleveland), Ohio
Ball, Burge & Kraus, of Cleve¬
Bond Sale—The $120,000 water
land, Folger, Nolan, Inc., of Wash¬
main-1951 bonds offered on Sept.
ington, D. C. and Raffensperger,
7—v. 174, p.,763—were awarded to
Hughes & Co., of Indianapolis, as
Doll & Isphording, Inc., of Cin¬
2s, at a price of 100.30, a basis of
City, Harris Trust
Bank, of Chicago,
about
U
Doylestown, Ohio
Sale—The $12,000
Bond
f
cinnati, as 3y4s, at a price
101.08, a basis of about 3.17%.
1.97%.
special
improvement,
bonds offered
Ridgeville Local Sch. Dist.
street
p. 1043—were awarded to Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., of Toledo, as
of
(P. O.
North Ridgeville), Ohio
•
Bond Sale—The $520,000 build¬
assessment
Sept. 29—v. 174,
on
ing bonds offered on Oct/ 4—v.
174, p. 1243—were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland.
2v4s.
Frankfort
Exempted
Village
Warren, Ohio
/
Offering — Carrie Lovett,
Bond
School District, Ohio
Bond Offering—W. R. Peterson,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
City
Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until
noon
(EST)
Oct. 19
on
for the purchase of $117,000 street
crossing bonds. Dated Sept.
1,
Oct. 22 for the purchase 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from 1953 to
of $290,000 improvement
bonds. 1972 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
Dated Dec. 1, 1951. Due on June
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
and Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1971 in¬
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
(EST)
on
clusive. Interest J-D.
Zctnesville, Ohio
i
Franklin
County (P.
Columbus), Ohio
;
Bond
Sale—The
O,
Bond Sale—The $66,996.81 bonds
offered on Sept. 28—v. 174, p. 1147
$226,000 bonds
offered
on
—were
awarded to Ryan,
Oct. 2—v.
174, p. 1147
Suther¬
land & Co., of Toledo, as iv2s, at
price of 100.18,
■1.46%.
a
of about
Blaine
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Geary), Okla.
Bond Sale
The $13,500 bonds
on
Oct.
3—v.
174,
1243—were awarded to Fahey,
Clark
&
Co., of Cleveland, as
l34s, at
a
of about
No.
$68,500 street
special assessment
offered
1.72%.
OKLAHOMA
p.
I
wright & Co., of Columbus, as
l34s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
Sale—The
improvement
bonds
to Sweney Cart-
basis of about
a
Fremont, Ohio
Bond
awarded
—were
price of 100.69,
a
basis
1.63%.
80
—
offered
498
—were awarded to Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, of Okla¬
homa City, as l%s, at a price of
100.01, a basis of about 1.74%.
on
Oklahoma,
of
100.03,
13/4S, at
as
price
a
will
p.m.
Aug. 6—v. 174,
p.
8
receive
; Bond
O,
Oct.
Oct.
from
1,
1952
gality
1951. Due
to
.approved
&
7
Sale—The
offered
$15,000 school
Sept. 4—v. 174,
on
awarded
to
Foster
Marshall, of Portland, at
net
a
Gresham,
Sale
Construction-1951
awarded
—were
the
to
p.
Bank,
on
1981
City
1147
by
Burgwin,
& Hazlett, of
Due
The bonds
by
O.
Gressle, Vilage Clerk, will receive
Bond
City
Offering—Donna
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
sealed bids until 6 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 19 for the purchase of $30,000
service building bonds. Dated Oct.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
1, 1951. Due
provement-1951
on
Oct. 1 from
19fl2 inclusive.
to
turing.
after
The
bonds
1953
ma¬
for
the
1953 to
calable.
Interest
A-O.
ders' & Dempsey, of Cleveland. '
41
it
;
r
Lucas
County
(P.
O.
Toledo),
Ohio
Bond
of
Tulsa, and
000
until
10
Oct.
(EST) on
17 for the purchase of $36,-
060
County
Due
Nov.
Dated
Nov.
on
1
in
1953
bonds
The
—
offered
dicate
1,
on
Oct.
$17,050,000
2—v.
a
composed of Drexel &
on
Legality approved by Townsend, Elliot & Munson, of Phila¬
delphia.
"
v
Easton, Pa.
;
ment No. 609 bonds. Dated Nov.
•1951.
Due
on
Nov.
1
24,000
from
1,
Okemah,
1953 to
174,
County
(P.
O.
Toledo),
Ohio
Bond
Offering
Adelaide E.
Schmitt, Clerk of Board of Couhty
Commissioners, will receive seal¬
$25,()00
sani¬
tary sewer system an'd Yepair
bbnds offered on Oct. fe-y. ,174,
p.
—
Sale—The
1243
Okemah
Citizens
jointly.
awar'deq/io the
National Barik,/ dna1'the
—
were
State
y
Bank,
(6r.Okemah,
;
'; '.t
Media,
price of 100.54.
a
PUERTO
RICO
Mayaguez Municipal Housing
Authority, Puerto Rico
Co.,
Jan.
$4,500,000
1
2s,
due
from
to
Note
000
Sale—The
notes
issue
of
purchased
was
Bessemer
Trust
Co.,
City, at 1.15%.
$747,by the
of
Jersey
'
Ponce
Municipal Housing
Authority, Puerto Rico
.
Note Sale—The issue of
000
notes
$1,775,by the
of Jersey
purchased
was
Bessemer
Trust
Co.,
City, at 1.13%.
Puerto
Rico
Housing Authorityr
Puerto Rico.
Note Sale—The issue of
000
notes,
$3,562,-
purchased
was
Bessemer
Trust
by
the
Jersey
Co., of
..."
*
City, at 1.12%.
RHODE
ISLAND
Exeter, R. I.
Bond Sale—The
building
$130,000 school
equipment - 1951
and
bonds offered
Oct. 1—v.
on
174,
p.
1243—were awarded to R. L. Day
&>Co., of Boston,
price
of
100.61,
2.35%.
a
.
as 2.40s, at a
basis of about
••'/ 'V-";'; /
■,'
Newport, R. I,
/
Note
;r
Offering—John
J.
Sulli¬
City Treasurer, will receive
van,
sealed bids until 11:30
(EST)
purchase {of
loan notes.'
Dated Oct. 11, 1951. Due on March
21, 1952.
Legality approved by
Oct.
on
11
$200,000
for
a.m.
the
temporary
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
SOUTH
'
'?;•
Palmer
&
$220,000 fund¬
of¬
fered on Oct. 2—v. 174, p. 1147—
were awarded to Schmidt, Poole &
Co., and W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co., both of Philadelphia, jointly,
as l%s, at a price of 100.49, a basis
improvement
000
1959
bonds
sealed
Secretary,
bids
until
will
Oct.
8
receive
for
School District,
Sale
—
the
Pa.
The $160,000
im¬
provement bonds offered on Sept.
27—v.
to
a
to
174, p. 1147—were awarded
syndicate composed of Blair,
Bond Sale Postponed—The sale
1967
$3,820,000 2y4s, due on July 1
on
postponed.
(P.
Bond
ley,
Township Sch. Dist.
O. Pitsburgh 28),
Offering—Miriam
Secretary
of
Board
Head-
of
Di¬
'
'
DAKOTA
Dupree, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Valentine Ham-
pel,
Town
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Oct 17 for the purchase of
$48,000
bonds,
as
follows:
bonds. Due
on Jan.
l'from 1953 to 1971 inclusive.
sewer
16,000 street improvement bonds.
Due
Jan.
on
1
from
1969 inclusive.
1954
to
-
The
1951.
bonds
The
bonds
1, 1957
dated
are
:
are
Nov.
maturing
1,
after
callable. Interest
J-J.
Philadelphia Parking Authority,
Pennsylvania
[■-</;)
Legality approved by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
&
■
nue
Offered
—
TENNESSEE
The
$1,200,000 parking reve¬
bonds are being offered by a
of
composed
syndicate
of- Alex.
of
Baltimore,
Shields & Co., Kidder, Peabody &
Brown
&
Sons,
Athens, Tenn.
Bond
son,
Offering
City
—
J.
M. Thomp¬
will
Recorder,
sealed bids until
receive
7:30
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, all of $75,000 street improvement bonds.
New
York
City, Stroud & Co., Dated Oct.
1, 1951. Due on Oct. I
Butcher & Sherrerd, C. C. Collings
frpm 1953 to-1967 inclusive.- In¬
& Co., Jenks, Kirkland & Grubb, terest A-O.
; y
all of Philadelphia, A. E. Masten
Lawrence County (P. O.
& Co., Singer, Deane & Scribner,
Lawrenceburg), Tenn.
both
of Pittsburgh, Harrison &
& Co., and
Co., all of
follows: ,
Co., Schmidt, Poole
Schaffer, Necker &
1959 inclusive.
series 1951 bonds.
Oct. 1 from 1960 to
255,000 3x/4%
Pa.
/
SOUTH
Jan.
from 1968 to 1977 inclusive.
•
Lebanon
sew¬
improvement bonds offered
Sept. 27—v. 174, p. 1044—was
erage
July 1 from
inclusive, and
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., all of Philadelphia, as
Pittsburgh, as 214 s, at a price of $145,000 3V2 % series 1951 bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1953 to
100.84, a basis of about 2.14%..
Mt.
v,
on
'
issue
purchase of $15,000 improvement
Monessen
due
Bonds Publicly
Bond Offering—C. E. Plasterer,
Borough
2s,
t
.
.
of $250,000 water works and
$32,000
9,550,000 refunding bonds: $2,292,000 3s, due on July 1 from
1953 to 1958 inclusive, $3,438,-
CAROLINA
•
Fountain Inn, S. C.
i,
1967
1959
inclusive.
~
Rollins & Co., Inc., Fauset, Steele
& Co., Elmer E. Powell & Co., and
Okla.
.
syn-;
.
Bond
11959 inclusive. Interest M-N.
Lucas
Sale—The
and
Bond
ment bonds.
Improve¬
ing
extension
improvement bonds.
Fire Station and Equip¬
of New
.
1044—were awarded to
p.
l%s, at
National
sive, .and
1954.
improvement bonds.
and
to
approved
Pershing,
Sale
1043—were awarded to
p.
and
bonds.
works
water
195,000 sanitary sewer extension
a.m.
Highway
fol¬
Legality
as
Seattle-First
Emporium, Pa.
as
1982
the First National Bank, of
,
bonds.
sewer
1951.
Okla.
Associates,
bonds.
from
•.
The $340,000
lows:
and
bids
—
1951
to
dated Oct. 1, 1951.
are
A-O.
174,
v.
of about 1.55%.
bonds
offered on Oct. 1—v. 174, p. 1243—
were
awarded to Evan L. Davis,
Schmitt,; Clerk of Board of County
.Commissioners, will receive seal¬
ed
im-
bonds. Due from
Edmond,
$121,000
—
$415,000
extension vand
1969 inclusive,
Bond Sale
Adelaide E.
Offering
of
purchase
works
orj Oct. 1, 1962 and there¬
are
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
c
12
water
1974
'
Bond
Holden,
1
,
.
Chickasha, Okla.
Mills, Ohio
Offering — Irving
Bond
bonds-
from
series
Mitchell &
.
Gates
1
Oct.
on
Interest
Bank, of
Seattle, Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Multnomah County Base Line
Parsons & Co., of New York, Ma¬
Water District (P. O. 1110
rine Trust Company of Western
Equitable Bldg., Portland),
New York, Buffalo, W. E. Hutton &
:'
Oregon
Co., Laurence M. Marks & Co., A.
Bond Offering—Melvin Curtis,
G. Becker & Co., W. H. Morton &
Secretary of Board of Commis¬
Co., Hirsch & Co., Ira. Haupt &
sioners, will receive sealed bids
Co., all of New York, R. H. Mouluntil 5 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 11 for
ton & Co., of Los Angeles, W. H.
the purchase of $130,000 general
Newbold's Son & Co., of Phila¬
obligation bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
delphia, Paul Frederick & Co., of
1951. Due on July 1 from 1952 to
New York, Paul H. Davis & Co.,
1973 inclusive. The bonds matur¬
of Chicago, Ryan, Sutherland &
ing after July 1, 1961 are callable. Co., of Toledo, Ohio Co. of Co¬
Legality approved by Winfree, lumbus, Raffensperger, Hughes &
McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Co., of Indianapolis, John Small &
Portland.
•
Co., of New York, Burns, Corbett
& Pickard, Inc., of Chicago, Robert
Sisters, Ore.
W. Baird & Co., of Milwaukee,
Bond Sale—The $20,000 general
Newburger & Co., of Philadelphia,
obligation bonds offered on Oct. 1 Shannon &
Co., of Detroit, Kaiser
—v.
174, p. 1243—were awarded &
Co., of San Francisco, Dempseyto Foster & Marshall, of Portland,
Tegeler & Co., of St. Louis, Na¬
at a price of 98.33, a net interest
tional City Bank, of Cleveland,
cost of about 3.16%, as follows:
Courts & Co., of Atlanta, Whiting,
$16,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from Weeks & Stubbs, of Boston, Fol¬
:
1952 to 1959
inclusive.
ger,
Nolan, Inc., of Washington,
4,000 2V2s. Due on Jan. 1 in 1960 D. C., Olderman, Asbeck & Co., of
and 1961.
Cleveland, R. L. Day & Co., of
New
York, Stockton Broome &
PENNSYLVANIA
Co., of Atlanta, Blewer, Heitner &
Glynn, of St. Louis, Robert L.
Akron,. Pa.
''
/ /
Whittaker & Co., of Philadelphia,
Bond -Offering — W. Richard
A.
G.
Edwards
&
Sons, of St.
Goshert, Borough Secretary,'will
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. Louis, Samuel K. Phillips & Co.,
of Philadelphia,
Kenower, Mac(EST) on Oct. 15 for the purchase
Arthur & Co., of Detroit, Geo. G.
of $40,000 water and fire equip¬
Applegate & Co., of Pittsburgh,
ment bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1951.
Mead, Miller & Co., of Baltimore,
Due on Nov. 1 from 1952 to 1966
inclusive.
oV":;:• Thayer-Baker & Co., Wright R.
Wood & Co., and W. N. Hackett
Cheltenham Township (P. O.
& Co., all of Philadelphia, at a
Elkins Park), Pa.
price of par, a net interest cost of
Bond Offering—Harold C. Pike, about 2.21%, as follows:
Township Secretary, will receive $7,500,000 gas works improvement
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
bonds: $3,000,000 3s, due on
Oct. 16 for the purchase of $100,Jan. 1 from 1953 to 1958 inclu¬
,
1951
to
1986 inclusive.
<
Dist., Pa.
Oct.
260,000 3V2%
First Na¬
1961.
,
1969
inclusive.
of
1960 and
series
Due
Chase
National
Bank,
Bankers
Portland, at a Trust Co., Chemical Bank & Trust
price of 100.21, a net interest cost Co., all of New
York, Harriman
of about 2.04%, as follows:
Ripley & Co., Inc., Kidder, Pea$40,000 2s. Due on Sept. 1 from body & Co., of New York, First
1952 to 1959 inclusive.
Boston Corp., Yarnall & Co., of
10,000 2y4s. Due on Sept. 1 in Philadelphia, Lee Higginson Corp.,
tional
355,000 3.40%
from
1
Philadelphia, Pa.
bonds of¬
Sept. 28—v. 174,
on
bonds;
inclusive.
Oct.
Oct.
on
Bond
$50,000
1951
51
refunding bonds
of¬ York City.
v,
2—v. 174, p: 1147—
Upper Providence Twp. Sch. Dist.
were
awarded to Fauset,
Steele
P. O.
R. D. 16, Media), Pa.
& Co., of Pittsburgh, as
3s, at a
Bond Sale—The $88,000 build¬
price of 100.21, a basis of about
ing bonds offered on Sept. 28—•
2.95%.
Ore.
The
—
on
1973
obligation'
fered
Ore.
series
Due
1
Sale—The $28,000 general
interest cost of about 2.22%.
fered
185,000 3.30%
Le¬
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1976
Churchill, Ruffin
Pittsburgh.
Bond
Tennile),
856—were
p.
bids
basis of about 1.74%.
a
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No.
bonds
sealed
(EST) on Oct. 18
for the purchase of $700,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds. Dated
Nanticoke Sch.
Hall
Sch.
offered
1147
receive
National Bank & Trust Co.,
Bond
Bond Offering—Neal A.
of
1243—were awarded to the
p.
(P.
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
as
2%s, at a price of 102.08, a
v.
174,
of
•
Sale—The
p.
Okla.
Bond Sale—The $12,900 build¬
ing bonds offered on Oct. 1—v.
•
(P. O. Creston), Ohio
No, 14 bonds offered on Oct. 3—
rectors,
until
(P. O.
OREGON
dated
are
2.72%.
bonds
■
Columbus, Ohio
Bond Sale — The $4,000,000
water
works
enlargement fund
46
in¬
1959
basis of about 2.59%,
%
No.
Box 113, Oklahoma
'
Nevada Local
174,
Rt. 4,
First
bonds
North
■.
to
on
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Mulberry), Ohio
Bond Sale—The issue of $20,000
building bonds was purchased by
J. A. White & Co., of Cincinnati,
as 2%s, at a price of
100.25, a basis
OHIO
l
1953
Due
Miami
1, ing
May 1 from 1953 to
1962 inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
Due
from
bonds.
1951. Interest M-N. *
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
the purchase of $10,000 fire
1951.
603
clusive.
9 for
equipment
No.
ment
of
County Dependent
Dist.
City),
Nov.
bonds. Dated Nov.
Sch.
fol¬
as
17,610 DeAngelo Ditch Improve¬
Ra¬
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
purchase of $60,000 water
sive.
bonds,
clusive.
9 for the
May
Oklahoma
on
,
Nov. 1
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission,
will
receive
bids
(EST)
a.m.
assessment
ment
ment
sealed
10
$12,470 County Highway Improve¬
Sylva, N. C.
—
until
May 1 from special
on
1970 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond Offering
bids
Oct. 17 for the purchase of $30,080
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
270,000 2V4S. Due
ed
(1343)
Due
on
1968 inclusive.
Oct.
on
15
for
the
Bond Offering—Noble
Sr.,
County
Judge,
Freeman,
will
receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
Nov. !6
for
(CST)
the
purchase of
$125,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
on
1, 1951. Due
to
1971
on
Feb. 1 from 1952
inclusive.
Interest
F-A.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago/
52
Harris
TEXAS
T ex as
Sale—The $3,480,000 gen¬
Texas
obligation bonds offered on
Oct. 2
v.
174, p. 1148 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of the Chase National Bank, C. J.
eral
-
York
& Co., both of New
,/
(P. O.
County
Montgomery
Christians burg),
J
O'Neill,
V a.
Offering—Charlotte Sow¬
•Bond
Bond Offering—Haylett
—
Devine
VIRGINIA
Spring Branch
County,
Indep. Sch. Dist. (P. O. 9130
Long Point Road, Houston),
Dallas,
Bond
Clerk of County School Board,
receive sealed bids until 2
ers,
bonds
school
,
.
$1,180,000 water works improve¬
ment, series No. 292 bonds:
$295,000 2%s, due on May 1
1952
from
inclusive,
1956
to
1
IV2S, due on May 1
to 1959 inclusive,
$177,000
1957
from
*
$354,000 194s, due on May 1
from 1960 to 1965 inclusive,
$354,00 2s, due on May 1
from 1966 to 1971 inclusive.
and
Harris
"
due
.
1965
on
1971 inclusive.
1956
1952 to
1 from
May
$150,000 l1^, due
on May 1 from 1957 to 1959
inclusive, $300,000 194s, due
on May 1 from 1960 to '1965
inclusive, and $300,000 2s, due
on May 1 from 1966 to 1971
inclusive..s
':l.
■" - V •
V
inclusive,
f
I.
v
;Vv;:v.
i
«
,
.•
500,000 street opening and widen¬
No.
series
ing,
of
1952
May
on
until
bids
sealed
8
will
receive
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 29 for the pur¬
of $150,000 school housebonds. Dated July 1, 1951.
-
,
"
1960
from
and
due
1951
from .1952
15
April
1965
to
on
1976
1966 to 1971
a
as
4V2s, at a price of 99.07,
of
basis
NOVA
Nova
Scotia
$160,-
issue of
Sale—The
system
revenue
bonds was purchased by
Moss, Moore & Co., of Dallas, as
2s, 2V2s, 394s and 4s, at par. Dated
000 water works and sewer
Stuart &
& Co., Inc.,
Rollins
Co.,
Blair,
Geo.
B. Gibbons & Co.,
can,
Stevenson & Co., both of
York
City, and Moroney,
& Co., of Houston, at a
New
Inc., Ba-
Beissner
price of 100.04, a net interest
of about 2.13%, as follows:
Street
as
cost
bonds,
Improvement
Surfacing
Bituminous
May
Howard
ries
May 1 from 1952
on
bonds
Court House
000
chased" by
pur¬
was
composed
syndicate
a
$688,-
of the First Southwest
Co.? Raus-
Pierce & Co., Central In¬
vestment
Co., of Texas, all of
cher,
to'1956 inclusive, $15,000
l%s,j
due
to Dallas, Columbian Securities Corp.
194s, of Texas, San Antonio, Wm. N.
1959
due
inclusive,
1957
$30,000
from
1
May
on
1960
to
inclusive, and $30,000 2s,
May
on
1971
from
1
1966
to
inclusive.
No.
due
on
1956
due
y
bonds:
297
May
May
from
1
1957
$30,000
from
to
l3As,
1960
to
1965
inclusive, and $30,000 2s,
due
on
May
from
1
1966
Co.,
at
interest
&
of Fort Worth,
Co., of San An¬
price
a
cost
of
of
par,
about
net
a
2.49%,
as
^
$21,000 2 ^s. Due on Oct. 1, 1952.
667,000 2V2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
,
1974 inclusive.
1953 to
j
Dated Oct. 1, 1951.
Due on Oct.
1 from 1952 to 1981 inclusive. The
bonds
maturing
callable.
are
in
1962
*
house
p.
offered
on
Oct.
2
1044—were awarded to
the East Texas Investment
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY
Co., of
National
Tyler,
and
the
First
Bank, of Dallas, jointly, at
a
net
Dividend
The
of
Board
Directors
has
Bond
de¬
quarterly dividend of 20
cents
per
share on the Common
Stock
of
the
Company, payable
a
November
of
record
October
This
1951 to stockholders
the
to
and
close
of
business
1951.
19,
will
holders of the old
Pre¬
Common
Stocks
of
the
Company (or Certificates of De¬
posit for said Stocks) or to holders
of
the
Preferred
old
Stocks
have
exchanged
Stock.
October 3,
sealed
(EST)
on
been surrendered and
for
the
new
Common
VINCENT T. MILES
1951
Treasurer
bids
until
2
re¬
p.m.
Oct. 10 for the purchase
of $741,000 sewage disposal bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1951. Due on Nov.
from
1953
to
1971 inclusive.
In¬
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
of
Queens Boroujh Gas and Electric
Company and Nassau & Suffolk
Lighting
Company
until
such
shares
ceive
dis¬
not
Fairfield,
Bond Sale—The
ing
174,
W,
bonds
p.
offered
a
&
000
school
1951.
of $600,-
by
Wood,
Gundy
inclusive.
1966
to
price of 98.22, a basis of about
4.47%. Due from 1952 to 1971 in¬
at
a
clusive.
;
Williams, Ont.
Fort
Sale—The
issue
improvement bonds
chased
of
on
by
Nesbitt,
basis
turing
of
a
about
4.61%.
2—v.
pur¬
Due
Mimico, Ont.
date of issue
and
Harrison
&
Co.,
1953
ma¬
callable. Interest
are
M-N.
VIRGINIA
WEST
Mercer
County (P. O. Princeton),
West Virginia
Bond Sale
The $150,000 air¬
—
offered on Sept. 28—
v.
174, p. 947—were awarded to
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, of New
York City, as 2I/4S, at a price of
102.56, a basis of about 1.67%.
WISCONSIN
Wis.
Akan,
Bond Offering—Buford M. Han¬
sen,
Town Clerk, will receive seal¬
care of Black & Powell,
ed bids in
County Bank
Richland
Bldg. Richland Center, until 9 a.m.
(CST) on Oct. 23 for the purchase
of
$45,000 road and bridge bonds.
Dated July 1,
1951. Due
on
July 1
from 1952 to 1957 inclusive.;
--
City of Oconomowoc and Parts of
Bond
Joint
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Oconomo-
~
r-
woc), Wis.
Offering — Clarence
M.
Bowe, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $100,000
school
general
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Feb.
1
in
1961
and
obligation
1951. Due
1962.
on
Interest
M-N. Legality approved by Lines,
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Canada (Dominion of)
Treasury
Bill
000,000
treasury
Oct. 5,
1951. Due
Sale—The
$75,-
bills—v.
174, p.
1148—were sold, at 0.92%. Dated
v
on
was
ities
Corp., of Toronto, as 4s, at
price of 96.38, a basis of about
4.41%. Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due
Sept. 1
on
in¬
1952 to 1971
from
clusive.
School
Commission,
Sale—The
bonds
school
issue
was
of
Que.
$210,-
purchased
4s, at
a
Jan. 4, 1952.
i
price of 93.31, a basis of
on Aug. 1 from
about 5.05%, Due
1952 to 1966 inclusive.
u
J
pur¬
Bond
both
Longueuit, Que.
•
,
Bond
Sale—The
issue
[
of
$202,-
000 local
improvement bonds was
purchased by the Banque Canadienne Nationale, and the Geoffrion, Robert & Gelinas, Inc., both
of Montreal, jointly, as 4s, at a
price of 91.58, a basis of about
4.96%, Dated June 1, 1951.
Due
on
June
clusive.
from
1
\
1952 to
School
Commission, Que.
.
in¬
1971
\
Thetford-Mines
'
■
/;
„
f Bond Sale—The issue of $385,school bonds was purchased
000
by the Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.,
of Montreal, and the J. T. Gen4s, at
Inc., of Quebec, jointly, as
a price of 95.76, a basis of
about
4.56%.
dron,
Bond Sale—The issue of $27,500
and after 5 years from
on
on
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
receive
from
1
$216,-
a
syndicate
CANADA
Oct.
$895,-
was
(PST) on
The bonds
of
bonds
Works
purchased by the Dominion Secur¬
•
purchase of $210,Dated Nov. 1,
Nov.
on
Municipal
Que.
issue
Co.,
&
improvement
bonds
was
by
the
Bankers
will
000
Imperial Bank of Canada,
both of Toronto, jointly, as 4 Vis,
chased
a.m.
Sale—The
Bond
and the
bonds.
Due
Vt.
Co., of Concord, as
price of 100.29, a basis
of about 2.06%.
chased
Sch. Dist. No. 206
Corp.,
(P. O. Yakima), Wash.
Bond
Offering — C. S. Cole,
23 for the
QUEBEC
Beauharnois,
by Oscar Diibe & Co., of Quebec,
pur¬
Yakima County
Oct.
by the Midland Securities
price of 99.61; a basis of about
on Sept. 15 from 1952
to 1971 inclusive.
•
*
'i
improvement bonds was pur¬
Co., of Port¬
1962 inclusive.
1952 to
$190,-
was pur¬
a
Ont.
Sale—The issue
Bond
000
a
$55,000
was
bonds
Ltd., of London, Ont., as 4V2s, at
000
$65,000 refund¬
1148—were awarded to F.
Home
2.10s, at
bonds
revenue
No. 3
Stimets, City Treasurer, will
1
be
dividend
tributed
ferred
1,
at
water
chased by Fordyce &
Sale—The issue of
•Bond
as
$50,000
South Bend, Wash.
Summit
Burlington, Vt.
Offering — G. Raymond
1,
composed
of
Thomson & Co., of
Memorial Hospital Additions
Montreal, Equitable Securities of
bonds was purchased by the Old
Canada,
Ltd.,
of Toronto,
and
National Bank of Spokane.'
James Richardson & Sons, of Win¬
nipeg, as 4V2s, at a price of 99,06,
VERMONT
Quarterly
Aurora,
Bond
v
>
Bond Sale—The issue of
inclusive.
Ont.
000 improvement
Bond
000
Prosser, Wash.
Oct.
ONTARIO
Seattle.
....
1971
Tweed,
•
chased
4Vis, at par.
as
1952 to
from
of)
Due
the Town of Oconomowoc and
interest cost of about 2.22%.
Notice of
clared
callable. Interest M-S.
are
1951.
1981
to
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Sale—The $300,000 school
bonds
174,
v.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
date
from
years
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
attorneys,
Taft
Bond
bonds
10
Interest A-O. Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
&. Boothman, of Dallas, and the
Attorney-General of the State.
!
1,
port bonds
to
inclusive.
1971
tonio,
to
IV2S,
$15,000
May 1
on
1952
from
inclusive,
1959
due
1
294s,
$25,000
inclusive,
on
&
Dittmar
follows:
100,000 park improvement, series
,
Edwards
and
1965
due
from
1
May
on
after
Due
1951.
1,
1953 to 1971 in¬
maturing on
from
1
The
clusive.
County
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 10
County (P. O. Big
Spring), Texas
Sale—The issue of
Bond
$25,000
bonds:
296
No,
294s, due
'
-
inclusive.
Sept.
on
Sept.
Due
$15,000,-
Ripley & Co., Inc., Dominion Se¬
curities Corp., A. E. Ames & Co.,
and McLeod, Young,
Weir, Inc.
2
land, as 3V4S. Due on Aug. 1 from
3s.
150,000
inclusive,
Dated
bonds.
Corp., of Toronto,
Gamier
Oct. 10 for the pur¬
general obligation
on
Bond Sale—The issue of
Surfacing
Bituminous
$350,000
(PST)
thereof
Halsey,
of
O.
chase of $64,000
and
$1,800,000 bonds
offered on Oct. 3—v. 174, p. 1148
—were
awarded to a syndicate
composed
p.m.
The
provincial debentures offered
on
Sept. 13—v. 174, p. 1044—are
being offered by Smith, Barney &
Co.,. Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.,
First
Boston
Corp.,
Harriman
Oct.
$175,-
improvement bonds was pur¬
chased
by
the
Bankers
Bond
4.54%. Due
(Province
—
■<,.
Sale—The issue of
Bond
1971. Interest A-O.
until
bids
sealed
receive
on
inclusive.
Preston, Ont.
000
Commission,
Port
of
will
Due
SCOTIA
Sale
Debenture
Dated
(P.
4.61%.
about
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
4V2s, at par.
as
1971
000
Montreal, both of Montreal, and
nipeg,
Kennewick), Wash.
Bond Offering—P. G. Richmond,
Secretary
Haskell, Texas
Bond
Kennewick
of
Port
of Houston.
by Knipp & Broady,
1
100,000 Airport improvement, se¬
WASHINGTON
inclusive. Legality approved
$150,000 2s; due on May 1'
from
2.57%.
to
Due
inclusive,
on
price of 100.39, a basis of about
a
chase
Street Improvement, as 3s.
1
from 1957 to 1959 inclusive, .1,300,000 Major Street and High¬
way bonds, as 2s.
$150,000 194s, due on* May 1
IV2S,
$75,000
^
1956
to
purchased
James Richardson & Sons, of Win¬
a
mond,
*
from
to
Strader, Taylor & Co., of
Texas
Lynchburg, C. F. Cassell & Co.,
Bond Offering—J. G. Garrett, and the Peoples National Bank,
both of Charlottesville, as 2.60s, at
Secretary of Board of Trustees,
bonds:
295
294s, due
-$125,000
Houston)f
10, Box 600,
Route
Bond Sale—The
1,000,000 street paving, series No.
294 bonds: $250,000 294 s, due
on
syndicate composed
of F. W. Craigie & Co., of Rich¬
awarded
1960 to July 1, 1951.
and $180,000
Houston, Texas
May 1 from 1966 to
May 1
inclusive,
on
2s, due
~
from
East and Mount
Indep. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
County
Houston
600,00 storm sewer improvement,
series No. 293 bonds: $150,000
23/4s, due on May 1 from 1952
to 1956 inclusive, $90,000 IV2S,
due on May 1 from 1957 to
1959 inclusive, $180,000 194s,
was
jointly,
1952 to
;
Royal Securities Corp., Ltd., Bank
—
Co., of Chicago, and Watling, Lerchen & Co., of Detroit, at a price
of 100.03, a net interest cost of
about 1.91%, as follows:
Monday, October 8, 1951
.
from
Due
Calgary, Roman Catholic Separate
ySch. Dist. No. 1, Alt a.
Bond Sale—The issue of $120,000
.
.
of Toronto,
ALBERTA
Jr., Secretary of Board of Trustees, will
by a syndicate composed of the
will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 17 for the pur¬ Dominion Securities Corp., A. E.
chase
of
$1,545,000
school '• im- Ames & Co., both of. Toronto,
p.m.' (CST) - on Oct. 22 for the
purchase of $750,000 school house, provement bonds. Dated July 1,
City, Central Republic Co., of Chi¬ series A-1951 bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due; on July 1 from 1952
cago, Marine Trust Company of
1951. Due on Nov. 1 from 1952 to to 1971 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
Western New York, Buffalo, Fi-1
1984 inclusive. The bonds matur¬ gality approved by Wood, King &
delity Union Trust Co., of Newark,
ing 10 years and more after date Dawson, of New York City. A. C. Allyn & Co., of New York
are
callable.
Legality approved
Wise County (P. O. Wise), Va.
City, William Blair & Co., of Chi-!
by Knipp & Broady, of Houston,
cago, F. S. Smithers & Co., of New
Bond Sale—The $1,080,000 school
and by the Attorney-General of
York City, Schwabacher & Co., of
improvement bonds
offered on
the State.
San Francisco, Paul H. Davis &
Oct. 1
v. 174, p. 1244 — were
*
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1344)
Due
on
June
inclusive..
•
Dated
1
from
'•>."V;-: ;;v-.
June
1952
1,
1951.
to
.
1971
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