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ONDAY
UNIVERSITY
OF MICHiGAN
ISSUE
SEP 17 1951
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LIBRARY
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 174
Number 5047
New
General
RAILROAD
York, N. Y.,; Monday, September 17, 1951
Price 90 Cents
News
Corporation and
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Acme Electric Corp., Cuba, N. Y.—Financial Data—
Year Ended June 30—"
Net
1951
sales
Profit
before
Total
taxes
1,287,251
Net
earnings
Preferred
Earnings
per
Preferred
dividends
dividends
per
of
in
Common
$5.00
assets
stockholder
$5.00
__i
'
•
$0.45
$0.21
1,152,701
$4.66
$3.65
416,916
368,168
Boston
2.5 to 1
3.6 to 1
Cincinnati
$6.38
$5.25
liabilities.^
current
to
equity
share.
per
New
two
and
"know-how"
a
companies
will be made
the use of Its
for
company
to
give
compensation
and
name
between
agreement
technical
the
to
the
San
parent
services.—V.
166,
Period Ended
Aug. 31—
1951—Month—1950
Bales
—V.
$944,957
174,
797.
p.
$9,286,013
1
S.
$25,000,000
Munson,. Chairman,
of
that
added
and
firms
The
net
preferred
12
announced
proposal to Issue
a
stock
to
Co.
f->?:
proceeds
to
are
used
be
for
general
publicly
y
was
Sept. 11
on
corporate
p.
BUSINESS—Company,
and
supplies
an
estimated
Birmingham,
TO
'<■
mortgage
3%%' series
3V4%
PRESENT
FINANCING
(Jan.
1)
$79,021,000
due
(Oct.
1)
1977
>■';10,000,000
series
due
(Dec.
1)
1978
series
due
(Sept. 1) 1981____
134% notes payable to banks___— V
Preferred stock, cumul.,
(par $100)—
4.20%
preferred
4.60%
preferred
Common
stock
.♦Excluding
—
installments
annual Installments
as
forth
set
in
the
purchase
in
the
mortgage
the
and
respective
amount
of
new
due
of $380,000
PURCHASERS—The
.
to
355,606 shs.
100,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
4,046,252 shs.
in
one
due
year,
to April 17,
securing
such
in
equal
*•
set
has
agreed
forth
i
semi¬
1956.
tNot limited except
bonds.
underwriters named below have severally
company
amounts
bonds:
to
below
sell
the
to
severally
principal
Principal
Amount
Amount
Morgan Stanley & Co._ $3,300,000
The Illinois Company..
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Johnson,
Inc.
Clark,
Courts
—
Dodge &
&
Estabrook
Glore,
Co
&
Co
Co
Forgan &
550,000
1,100,000
Lane,
Co.,
Inc.—
Laurence M. Marks
$550,000
550,000
&
Co.
—1_
1.000,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
1,100,000
2,750,000
Wood,
2,500,000
CONSTRUCTION
and
PROGRAM—During
Struthers & Co.
1951,
1952
and
1953
the
com¬
spend $100,500,000 on new facilities of which more than
half will be for generating equipment, including the completion of the
bond
and.
to
business
a
interest,
was
founded hoi
shipping
containers
specialties.
and
COMPANY—$300,000 principal amount of the
the company to directors, officers and certain
by
(salesmen,
supervisory, administrative, and exeoof the principal amount thereof plus
96%
at
company
1
the
accompanied
by payment
therefor,
at its Treasurer's office in Grand
o'clock A. M. (EST) on Sept. 13.
company
9
the
Condition
Statement of Member Banks
&
amount
In
seventh
units
of
(each
100,000
kw.
bonds
of
which
the
each
has
principal
the
agreed
to
845,000
from
accrued
•
White, Weld & Co
W. C. Langley & Co
Henry Herrman & Co._
$1,540,000
_
plus
•
the
and
purchase
thereof
amount
follows:
as
'
455,663 shs.
underwriters
several
$845,000
470,000
155,000
Co.
&
addition,
each underwriter has agreed to purchase from the
proportion of the principal amount of bonds offered
purchased by directors, officers and salaried employees
such
not
and
,
the company's
to
offering set forth above under the caption.
"Offering by the company," as is equal (as nearly as is practicable)
to the. proportion which the principal, amount of bonds set forth above
opposite the name of such underwriter bears to $4,700,000.—V. 174,
the Gorgas
in
capacity)
of
Outstanding;
$5,000,000
845,000
pursuant
and
of
names
Webber, Jackson
Hall
FINANCING
$5,000,000
1,000,000 shs.
$1)
96%
at
are
PRESENT
fund
;
(Inc.)
44
to
steam
1961
(par
Curtis
Harris,
Federal Reserve System
due
Estabrook & Co
of
TO
Authorized
stock
company
Paine,
EFFECT
sinking
UNDERWRITERS—The
Interest,
45
—
GIVING
mortgage
bonds
principal
8
44
Payable
(closed),
Common
■
Reserve Banks
p.
717.
*
the third 40,000 unit in the Chicnsaw steam plant; a
unit of 55,000 kw. at Martin Dam; afjd also including the start
of construction on the Barry steam plant (2 units of 120,000 kw. eacfr)
and on another steam station with an initial capacity of 100,000 kw».
plant;
American Distilling Co.—Bank Credit Extended—
fourth
—V.
174,
897.
p.
pleted for
*
'/+. ; "
\
,
The
,
is
exceed
proposed
$65
offer
to
(Canadian)
be
purchase
by
funds.
United
resident
States
\\
u...
additional
these
shares
at
price
a
not
share, and therefore it is expected that
Arrangements will be made to facilitate
a
valuable.
The
of
this
subscribers
of
the
credit.
will
be
Application
until
will
the
under
shortly be made to register the
United
Securities
States
of
Act
so
expected
1933.
and
whom
that
the
record
date
to
rights will be issued will be
the
determine
on
or
about Oct.
Net
1951
sales
;
Federal income
-
taxes——....
—
Net
:
per
'
•
A letter of notification
10,000
shares
of
(approximately $7
broker.
The
President,
;
*
who
will
with the
(par
$1)
to
SEC on Sept.
with Hirsch & Co., New York,
to
go
Roy
W.
covering
5
be offered at the markets
selling stockholder.—V.
174,
p.
acting a»
Executive Vice-
Schweiker,
449.
■
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t.
American Gas & Electric Co.—Scrip Agent—
Guaranty
holder^
of
sell their
V.
is the
stock
share)
per
proceeds
filed
was
common
174,
Trust
&
New
York
of fractional
Electric Co.
scrip certificates,
p.
of
Co.
scrip certificates
will
act
shares
of
who wish to purchase
as
agent
common
717.
■
,
>
V
for
tbo
stock of
additional scrip or
until the close of business Dec. 31,
1953.—
v-
1950
$13,267,243
878,123
'«
$9,085,335
r
535,607
110,735
$342,516
.
Edward D. Jones & Co.
286,517
$175,782
$1.71
taxes
1
income
"
with
agreement
:V'
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Aluminum Industries, Inc.—Earnings-
Net income before
credit
.
Chicago, $2,400,000; Bank of Manhattan Co., $2,400,000; Con¬
Illinois National Bank, $1,600,000;
and First National Bank:
Louis, $1,600,000.—V. 170, p. 297.
,
American Gas
holders of
18, 1951.
Transferable
subscription warrants evidencing such rights will
be
issued promptly after the record date and will expire approximately 20
days after such date.
It is expected that the rights if issued will be
admitted
to
dealings on the Montreal, New York, San Francisco,
Toronto and Vancouver stock exchanges.—V. 173, pp. 1885, 2085.
shares to
$18,000,000
.:'v;
of
372,205
Unless
its
1955.
*
•
registered the shares will not be offered.
is
It
additional
to
American Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc.—Filing With SEC
for'working
available
extended
tinental
in St.
necessary
}V,■' I
'V
issue
1952
agrement, stipulating interest to range from 3*/4% to 4%,
for $4,000,000 of revolving credit and a like amount of term
The banks involved and the amounts are:
First
National
provides
to
the
the.
capital
requirements resulting from the present expansion program in British
Columbia, Quebec and the Caribbean area, to meet any increase in the
estimated cost of such program and to provide for other projects that
the company may wish to embark upon in the future.
proceeds
has
company
four banks from
time.
some
rights will
♦Earnings
1,100,000
$12,764,323
were
and
successor
as
$0.88
Established
Co.—
pany plans to
the
Space
and
500,000
.
Declared
Year Ended June 30—
.
sales
taxes
-V'*
4%%
and
agreed
them
$15,000,000
Principal
-
be
First
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
shares
-I
\
value)
par
THE
employees
of
The
1,100,000 shs.
—
fibre
solid
BY
offered
are
CAPITALIZATION
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
Dividends
(
15,000,000
*3,040,000
,—
(without
f
100,000 shs.
___
and
OFFERING
Salaried
31
——
Foreign Exchange Rates
12,000,000
3*4%
ended.
year
on
long-term"
$2,062,842.
For
audit,
to
The
Outstanding
-
1972
3%%
series
i
bonds
City Bond Offerings———
——48
The Course of Bank Clearings——
—.—42
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_45
It
bonds;—
due
income
.delivered
State
sixth
1951,
Federal
year-end
fiscal
was
Subscriptions,
Canadian
EFFECT
Authorized
tFirst
corrugated
/;**■■
..
' EARNINGS—For the 12 months ended May 31, 1951, the company
reported total operating revenues of $52,077,00 and gross income before
interest charges of $13,443,000.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
30,
taxes
"
Bank
throughout an estimated 44,500 square mile area with
population of 2,550,000.
The principal cities served are
Montgomery, Gadsen and Tuscaloosa. ;
-
.
--41
Stock
The directors have taken the Initial steps In connection with a
proposed offer to the company's shareholders of rights to subscribe for
additional shares without nominal or par value at the rate of one
share for each 10 shares held.
Final arrangements will not be com-,
construction
Mobile,
,,
June
income
interest
this company, with headquarters at Grand Rapids, Mich., is
engaged in
the
manufacture
and
sale
of
semi-chemical
pulp, bos.
board,
container board including liner board,- and
.009 corrugatingmedium, the fabrication of .such products inte*«f9lding paper boxes,
an operating subsidiary of The Southern Co.,
electricity directly and indirectly in Alabama
new
ended
for
subject to
■
the
before,
1903,
T
/i
for
Canadian
BUSINESS-—Organized in 1923
Aluminium Ltd., Montreal—To. Issue'Rights—Nathaniel
V.. Davis, President, on Sept. 10 said in part:
treasury
available
company
madei-"-
generates
I
construction and reim¬
expenditures already
PROCEEDS—Proceeds will help finance
.months
seven
income
and
Interest.
awarded to the group at
The new bonds are callable at company option at
regular redemption
prices scaled from 105% if redeemed before Sept. 1, 1952 to par on
and after Sept. 1,
1978.
They are also callable at special redemption
prices ranging from 101.93% to par.
company's
the
Federal
$2,884,925,
Miscellaneous Features
The bonds
necessity" providing for
$4,200,000 on the baste
for
company
Income
utlve)
General
purposes,
*
the
and
the
of
$13,590,812.
were
must
2085.
of
about
to
_
ETC.—Sales
1950
•' '
Other bids received for its bonds as 3Vis were: Halsey, Stuart& Co. Inc., 101.209; First Boston Corp., 101.136;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
101.134; Lehman Brothers, 101.0999; Union Securities Corp., Equitable
Securities Corp.
and Drexel & Co.
(jointly) 101.069; Blyth & Co.,
Inc., 100.93999; and Shields & Co. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
(jointly) 100.625.
Harriman. Ripley & Co., Inc., bid 101.65 for a
3%coupon.
burse
debt
its bid of 101.2769.
on
"certificate
a
amounting
Rapids, Mich., not later than
priced at 101.93% to yield approximately 3.15% to
maturity. The offering was quickly oversubscribed and
competitive sale
by
accrued
were
the books closed. The issue
30,
Section..—j_40
Markets
covered
EARNINGS,
Nov.
38
__.
Is
way,
accelerated ' amortization
_36
37
*.
—
under
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
approximately
initially to
on Sept. 13 a
bonds, 314% series due 1981.
first mortgage
the
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31
the:
Offered—Morgan Stanley
banking group which of¬
new issue of $15,000,000
investment
an
for
of
may
of .initial estimates of cost.
Exchange—__32
Transactions New York Curb Exchange——32
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages..
__31
Is negotiating with Morgan Stanley &
& Co., Inc., to head a nationwide group of
would underwrite the offering.
which
headed
fered
that
provides
$715,000
Bonds
will
finance
a
second
paperboard machine*
equipment at the company's plant at Manistee, Mich. This,
together • with elements of an improvement program now
related
expansion,
35
,
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
company
Alabama Power Co.—Bonds
_
Exchange
Exchange
Transactions New York
Ripley
including the company's construction program.—V. 173,
&
Stock
Stock
Stock
■*]
„•
and
offered
be
./
'
,
Sept/
on
on
■
the
Harriman
investment
to vote
convertible
stockholders.
common
He
Francisco
Stock Exchange—Curb
$9,880,694
'V'";
.V
retire
to
maturity.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Exchange—
Stock Exchange..,
Toronto
*
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Plans Sale of Preferred Stock
Charles
stockholders will be asked
Co.
—28
Toronto
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$1,205,878
:
indenture
a
fixed sinking fund, starting Sept. 1,
bonds each year, leaving $710,000 due
be
called 'through the operation of thesinking fund at par and accrued interest; otherwise they are callable,
at
10434
through Aug. 31, 1952, and at declining prices thereafter.
at
23
(Bonds)—___
Exchange
Exchange
Montreal Curb Market
Adam Hat Stores, Inc.—August Sales—
-
Stock
Montreal
1249.
p.
Curb
are
*
The directors propose to acquire 65,000 shares of stock in the Acme
Corp. Ltd., Toronto,
Canada,; which will
have
outstanding
200,000 shares, the balance of the capital being supplied by Canadian
and American investors.
Part of the company's subscription will be,
paid for through the transfer cf machinery and other equipment to
Affiliate,
Stock
York
The
1955,
(Stocks)—_——.11
—32
—_32
Detroit Stock Exchange.
—32
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
—_—33
Midwest Stock Exchange-———————34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
__35
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
---35
Electric
Canadian
York
New
V
the
Stock Exchange
New York
-
r:..••■;.,?> Page
r
r
'
1,411,688
share
plant—net_
current
$0.63
Curtis.
Of the total issue of
$5,000,000, the
offering $4,700,000 together with any
portion of the additional $300,000 not purchased directly
from the company by its directors, officers and certain,
salaried employees under a special offering.
Stock and Bond Quotations
54,600
&
underwriters
In This Issue
10,000
.
$1.59
•
__
share
share____
per
-
117,000
share-
common
Jackson
$172,623
10,000
paid_L._____
Working capital at June 30
Working capital per common
Investment
$422,700
paid
dividends
Ratio
198,076
.
dividends
Common
Common
370,699
864,551
_
price pf 100% and accrued interest, by ant
banking group headed by Paine, Webber,
a
investment
$5,339,519
_
taxes
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Sept. 11 at
1950
$9,232,069
Copy
a
...
share
300 North 4th
.
•
V
1 *
?
1871
on
200,000 common shares outstanding.—V. 166,. p. 2409.
St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
American Box Board Co.—Bonds Offered—Public of¬
fering of a
fund 43A%
new
issue of first closed mortgage sinking
bonds,
due
Sept.
1,
1961,
was
made
on
Members
Phone
^
New York Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
♦Based
CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype
]
^
Chicago Board of Trade
SL 593
New York
0urb Exchange (Associate)
2
(994)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, September 17, 1951
..
"
•
American Investment Co. of Illinois—To Place
Privately—It
Notes
5 that the
Sept.
announced on
was
■' 'f,ii
«t''
y
<': *
j
v
*
•
.»
,.
has commitments from several institutional invest¬
for the purchase of $20,000,000 of its 3%% notes due
-
1951—4 Wks.—1950
$2,596,896
—
Sales
sales
1966.
of
the
Adler
chain
excluded.—V.
are
Despite
1951—34 Wks.—1950
In
all
periods,
while
'
"
'■
•
'
■
be
to
are
to
used
retire
like
a
of
amount
short-
indebtedness.
term
Bell Telephone Co. of
'
period End.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
EXCHANGE
TO
OFFER
Oper.
'
Authorized
tShort-term notes & commercial paper.
serial notes (1954-1957)-.-
15-year 3%
i.
XV,000,000
-/.Series
•.
4
$1.25
A
convertible
(cumulative)
/
Va 7c
stock
the
series
had
there
A
of
•was
of
3,000,000 shs,
...
preference
from
37/b%
its
be
will
the
'
2 Va%
used
of
stock.
1,954,996 sh&,
At
A
series
several
Aug.
The
1966.
like
a
Net
30, 1951
24, 1951,
the
for
amount
principal
amount
ilIssuable
authorized
in
fund
of
and
provides
the
therefore,
,
sinking
subordinated
468,224
at
companies
Co.
&
W.
4%
shares
fund
redeemed
Chief
&
4%
commercial
notes due Oct.
f.
s.
preferred
debentures
stock
($25
15,
on
of
is
details of
1,
1951
of
Knox
and
debentures
$250,000
$700,000
Lehman
the
$70,000
*'1
will
200,000 shs.
...
(conv.)
V.
see
of
the
and
57c
Net
106,134 shs.
1,149,540 shs.
cumulative
&
# 1951—7
20,784,262
154,674,891
137,384,212
64,937
543,428
503,464
20,719,325
3,634,077
1,720,718
3,755,342
Drl,742,309
221,414
income
oper.
174,
chgs.—
541.
p.
year
(Canada),
Ltd.,
Sept.
on
directors
of
The
Arkansas
first
struction
:;
The
P.
S.
Commission
mortgage
plans
company
bonds
to
STATEMENT
has
to
authorized
help
finance
Pen' Co.
market
the
at
competitive
174, p. 897,
EARNINGS
1950
44,057,505
(est,)-—
-
—
_
$44
million
of
24,359,169
corporation
duty
leading
a
for
pumps
metering
has
purchased'
manufacturer
cf
facilities.
new
proceeds
tional
sealers,
devices, flow guns and special
lubricants.
The acquisition of
dustrial
and
the
on
sound
deadeners; and
for handling in¬
Pyles
Industries
gives
Aro
a
complement its already broad
dispensing equipment presently being sold to the
petroleum marketing Industry.
Pyles Industries, Inc. sales for the 1951-52 fiscal
period are expected
line
to
of
be
over
$1,000,000.
S. Pyles will
he founded.—V. 173, p.
the
of
will
31
million
$61
the
of
com¬
for Certificates of Necessity as to $5.2 million
date certificates have been received
allowing
February, May,
■
President
as
the
174,
and
Blue
Ridge
Corp.
from
income
274.
p.
Stores Inc.—August Sales—
1951—Month—1950
$4,263,979
—V.
2118.
the
which
company,
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$3,933,809 $45,448,411
<
Telephone
Co.,
The company on
Sept. 10 filed
Covering $10,000,000
The
Net
bonds
are
to
of
the
proceeds
improvements and
Buch
the
for
jet engines
Erection
if
the
construction
manufacture
the
the
in
electricity
announced
were
of
of
104,000
•(
»•
: '■>}■
»
to
offered
for
bonds, series G, due
public
sale
at
Oct. 1.
competitive
1981.
on
'
■
the
Wooster, O., of a $3,000,000 plant for
driven hydraulic and fuel pumps for
Sept. 12 by Roy C. Ingersoil, President.
square-foot
from
Nicolay-Dancey,
the
augment
Bedford
and
shop
Inc.
production
The
of
site
will
it
was
pointed
space,
Wooster
aircraft
factory
will
accessories
supplement
now
being
and
permit
amount
to
was
The
corporation
SEC
the
underwriters, v;ho were granted op¬
a stock purchase agreement
dated June 29, 1951, to pur¬
350,000 shares of the
company's cumulative preferred stock $20
1947 series, at the price of
$18.95 per share, flat, to the
company, have purchased 180,951 shares
of the preferred stock.
The
company has extended the period
within which said options
may be
exercised by the
underwriters to Oct. 31,
1951, during which the re^
? shares may be purchased, in which event $3,203,479 of
additional funds will be
available for construction purposes.—V
174
p. 101.
'
chase
par value, 5%
Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Co.—Enters Montana—
in
£
t
Companies
»
out.—V.
company
"on
to
jurisdiction of
172,
Nov.
expansion
174,
of
both
made
office
p.
the
Pacific
Aut0 city Finance
Corp.,
full
Division
Cincinnati, O.—Offering—
19,'1951.
share.—V.
"This
co^na01?PnnyRhnrSePt; IiFcf1
to
nfffrpd
be
_N
Alester
Aiester
r
G
G.
«1S
rlLlnc ^
F.frm?n Co.,
Funnan rJ
-
of
u°ed
With SEC—
a )etter of notification with the
-
with
for
the
stock.
bidding.
the
addi¬
of
of
purpose
programs.
Net
as¬
Specifically,
in
of
to
1952
th»
purchase
and Southwestern
proceeds
net
one
or
of
more
the
of
Gas
the
to
common
Electric
&
purchase in
subsidiaries.
The
the
time.—V.
this amount and the cost of other
construc¬
subsequent to that date will require additional public
and
amount
174,
898.
p.
of
nature
which
cannot
be
determined
'.7..
at
7.:
«. v
company
covering
ferred
and
writing.
stock
seven
The
(no
and
be
to
are
for
par)
be
to
shares
common
proceeds
order
on
Aug. 30 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of $6 cumulative preferred stock and 1,400
on
200
common
offered
at
$107
used
to
working capital
per
pay
and
in
units
of
one
pre¬
unit, without under¬
for indexing machines
operating
expenses,
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
Sept. 13 offered $6,300,000 fourth equipment trust of 1951
23A% serial equipment certificates maturing semi-an¬
nually April 1, 1952 to 1966, inclusive, at prices to yield
from 2.10% to
2.90%, according to maturity. Issued un¬
der the Philadelphia
Plan, the certificates are being of¬
fered subject to approval of the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Sept. 12
A
SEC
competing bid,
received
from
a
naming
a price of 99.336 on a 2%%
coupon,
managed by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler.
group
The certificates will
railroad
equipment,
be
secured
12-Diesel
Other
filed
5
letter
a
of
on
electric
was
the following new standard-gauge
to cost $7,962,960: 4-Diesel electric
pas¬
estimated
locomotives;
senger
34-Diesel
by
electric
road
switching
locomotives;
and
switching locomotives.
members
of
the
offering
include—R. W. Pressprich
Securities Corp.; Hornbiower
group
&
Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Equitable
&
Weeks; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Freeman
Co.;
The Illinois Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Co. Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.;
Gregory & Son, Inc.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; McCormick & Co.; McMaster
Hutchinson
The
&
Co.;
it
of
to
Mullaney,
Wells &
Co.—V.
174,
p.
898.
1,
1951
1,
notification
Equips.—
and
1136,
on
to
mature
semi-annually
from
April
inclusive.
1966,
The
on
La Salle Street Station, Chicago 5, 111.,
Sept. 18 receive bids for the purchase from
equipment trust certificates, series J, to be dated
(CWT)
noon
$5,700,000
Oct.
Oct.
at Room
company
up
certificates
1,
be
secured
by
five
1600
h.p.
diesel
switching locomotives, fifteen 1600 h.p. diesel suburban service
motives, ten 1400 h.p. diesel general purpose locomotives and
box cars, estimated to cost not less than
$7,649,895.—V.
p.
to
1952
:
will
road
loco¬
520
50-ton
174,
898.
Gross
oper.
Costs and
with
the
1
paid
Co.—2%
2%
a
Stock
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
■
^
income
oper.
">"•/
J
157,432,512 413,130,888 323,770,063
127,242,438 319,752,894 256,941,734
150,565,278
exps
1951—6 Mos.—1950
^j»
191,888,026
Deplet. and deprec., dry
holes,
Net
stock
Dividend—
dividend
the
on
work,"
is
common
Aug. 20. This was in lieu of the usual
Rights represented by fractional scrip expire
$17,505,000,
used
Budd
sheet
finance
to
to
said.
financed
Int.
until
10,876,285
24,620,748
21,579,914
28,917,831
19,313,789
68,757,246
45,248.415
1,408,288
1,334,851
2,844,825
3,703,752
30,326,119
and
Income
20,648,640
71,602,071
48,952,167
4,129,759
13,534,296
4,107,950
9,452,912
8,727,148
4,845,172
29,469,943
11,824,744
_
other
chgs
taxes
"Special
.
charge
Net
390,000
extensive
accommodate
"The
from
the
greater
working
and
civilian
new
portion
plant
and
of
these
823,000
tEarns.
per
debt
of
1886.
p.
com.
"Equivalent
on
12,662,064
32,679,216
27,577,275
$3.26
$2.90
$8.41
$7.09
share.
to
tax
reduction
stock
common
Cola
11,305,518
resulting
outstanding
Bottling
Co.
Employees—
of
'
from debentures
retired.
30, 1951.—V. 174, p. 898.
June
St.
Louis—Stock
Sold
to
•
The 1,192 shares of capital stock (&ar $1)
recently sold to employees
$24 per share under the company's Employee Purchase Plan were
bought by the company in the open market.—V. 174, p. 543.
at
im¬
capital."
31, 1950, showed long-term
$4,670,000 due during 1S51.—V. 173,
excluding
income
Coca
Dec.
at
Bums Bros. & Co.,
The
12,404,917
Income^—
income
tBased
necessary
Mr.
being
balance
etc
oper.
Total
record
be
additions
Budd's
Colorado Central Power Co.—Debentures Placed Pri¬
vately—The company on June 29 sold privately to North¬
western
Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
company
on
Sept. 4 offered 5,000 shares of 7Va% preferred
par
($lo per share),' without underwriting.
The stock was
privately in blocks of not less than 10 shares per purchase
fully subscribed for.
issue of $750,000
an
4% sinking fund debentures due Nov.
Boston, Mass.—Stock Offered—
1, 1963, at 991/2%,
plus accrued interest from May 1, 1951.—V. 174,
p.
186.
at
Incorporated
formed
to
are
in
buy,
both
a
be
used
for
Massachusetts
sell
items,
on
to
and
as
on
May
distribute
"mark-up"
basis.
5,000 shares of common stock
full.—V. 174, p. 798.
'
incident
expenses
business-ex¬
to
Columbia
The
17,
frozen
on
a
At
(no
the
1951,
foods,
that
par)
time,
were
company
seafoods
commission
basis
$2,500
issued
and
and
was
was
food
prime
invested
and subscribed
Gas
corporation
borrow
System, Inc.—Bank Loans—
on
Sept.
10
applied to
the
SEC
for
authorization
to
to
not
exceed $20,000,000 from time to time prior to Dec.
15,
banking institutions. Notes bearing interest at 2Va7c per
annum
and maturing June
15, 1952 are to be issued in evidence of
the borrowings; and the funds will be used to finance a construction
1951, from
brokers
and
in
Cl'mulativc preferred stock (par $50)
Sf oe hl Inter«tate Securities Corp., Char-
The group was awarded the certificates
its bid of 99.3917.
on
.
will
money
distributors
Charlotte, N. C.—Files
shares
-J.'*
The
specialty
Auto Finance Co.,
statement
common
subsidiaries
Light Co.
Period End. June 30—
174, p. 798.
The proceeds
pansion.
be
registration
par
construction
remaining
of construction;
of
634.
p.
company
is completing arrangements with the Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the United States to increase its loan
by $7,000,000 according to Edward G.
Budd, Jr., President.
v
\
of
n'ot,=
10
*
J,
1951—8 Mos.—1950
,
at
offered
pr0CMds
&
the
common
commenced
The
Budd Co.—Seeks to Increase Loan—
2377.
The
of
their
$1,000,000
Power
and
and
Valley Investing Co., Inc., Utica, N. Y., agreed to purchase,
during the period Sept. 1 to Sept. 14, inclusive, all shares of stock and
fractional scrip issued as stock dividend on the basis of $7.75
per
stock
wte
Sept.
on
stockholders
provements
.
..'SSf, w/in be under the
the Atlantic
Companies.—V,
:
Sept.
on
Brunner Manufacturing
defense
this company and the Centennial Insurance
1
State of Montana, it was announced on
Bogaraus, Chairman of the Board of the Atlantic
n
of
course
Other
equipment
Ef^tlve
and
Central
shares
Mohawk
certain
tions under
n
$2,000,000
future
SEC
15.000 shaves of class A non-voting common stock to be
employees of company and its subsidiaries at $18 per share./
The proceeds are to be used for
general corporate purposes.
for
that -gross
property additions • and better¬
months of 1951 and
for the year 1952 will
that
"
to
The
stated
'
Chase Corp., Boston, Mass.—Files With SEC—
covering
sold
and
$9,944,000 and $28,353,000,
respectively.
also
company
186.
p.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
stock
financing
Cities Service Co.
future
Bostitch, Inc., Westerly, R. I.—Files With SEC—
stock
five
174,
1951—Month—1950
common
respectively;
tion
Decatur.
32-acre
quarterly cash dividend.
last
July.—V.
construction program for the 18 months
ending Dec. 31,
is estimated at $63,000,000.
Present plans call for the sale of
$25,000,000 of additional securities, other than common stock, by the
subsidiaries prior to Dec. 31, 1952.
At that date, between $15,000,000
and $20,000,000 will be
required to complete major additions then in
plant will begin early in October
corporation's request for allocations of building materials, under
Plan, has been granted by that time.
corporation has exercised its option to buy the plant site
The
for
the
30
program,
subsidiaries'
will
bidding.
financing will be used, for capital additions
liquidate any short-term bank loans
incurred
in
homa;
'--
the Controlled Materials
company estimates
ments
rt
be
purposes.
The
registration statement with the SEC
a
of first mortgage
in
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Bids
$ "
;■
Plans
,'-j
Ltd.
(Calif.) — Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
■<
June
defense
$42,809,133
~
Associated
the
purchase
of
shares of
Co.,
174, p. 634.
The
of
early
„
income and
capital gains by
requirements of the Internal Revenue Code
corporation
the
,
ordinary
satisfy
said.—V.
Bond
entire
of
exemption
,
continue
of
$0.92
on
Period End. Aug. 31—
lubricant
George
In
to be offered for public sale at
competitive
the financing are to be applied to the
them
$1,301,530
Borg-Warner Corp.—To Build New Plant—i
complete line of industrial equipment to
$27,262,209;
capital on
on
company proposes to apply $1,000,000 in 1951 and $2,000,000 in
to the purchase of common shares of Public
Service Co. of Okla¬
1952
.
equipment
$25,701,482
634.
shares
sisting
$1,510,406
To
amortization
Distribution
of
Pyles Industries, Inc., of Detroit,
industrial equipment such as heavy
handling mastics,
at'
Working
year.
with
needed
corporation on Sept. 10 filed a
covering 500,000 shares of its $5
this
products.
..
The
equipment
Central & South West
now
to the government
March
con¬
bidding
.
valued
were
last
Brothers—August Sales—
p.
840,000
«
merger with Blue Ridge Corp., distribution of ordinary net income and
capital gains will not be made on the regularly adopted dividend dates,
will be paid on various dates
prior to March 31, 1952, it was ex¬
plained by George A. Sloan, President.
>
.
Aro Equipment Corp.—Acquisition—
Mich.,
174,
1,573,000
and
than
7
inventories, the
financing,
(est.)
work
company
M
on
June 30,
1951, totaled
the
same
date
in
1950.
,
$11,174,899 $13,364,676 $74,512,585 $74,875,124
—V.
''
:
and
$4,000,000
108,000
18G.000
—
defense
'
more
continued
high cost of the company's long range research
require the expenditure of large sums of cash.
To meet
requirements and to finance expanding
$1.07
profits tax
excess
30
'
materials
the
637©
1952,
1951
taxes
period
June
compared
which
1951,
the
Butler
but
•
and
issuance
company's
of
$47,306,911 $26,608,699
income
Sales
bonds
Vice-Chairman
of
However, in view of the organizational and other problems resulting
taking over of assets of Central States Electric Corp. and the
for
the
the
OF
H.
from
program.
Oct. 9.—V.
his present capacities
Vice-President.-
Blaw-
of
Chester
Board.
.
and
regular
taxes, he
$8,009,000
the
./—
other
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Bonds Approved—
.
Co.
<
/
Mr.
a
Chairman
directors on Sept. 13 voted to pay dividends in
August and November of each year.
6
of Nymeyer and
Baird, Chicago.
Nymeyer is Secretary and a director of the Parker
director of J. I. Case Co.—V. 174,
p. 634.
and
The
announced
the
resignation from its
G.
Dixon,
Chairman
of
Courtaulds
election in his stead of Frederick Nymeyer,
the
and
and
Blaw-Knox
the
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—Dividend
Policy—
19,364,166
21,813,910
157,275,883 134,629,895
Shirley
President
with
$2,053,250. At June 30, 1951, the company
outstanding bank loans of $5 million.—V. 173, p. 2181. ?.?'■
had
i
^
corporation
duties
expenses
of
five-year
American Viscose Corp.—Fred.
Nymeyer a Director—
of
his
Jan. 1, 1946, the company has appropriated
$11,955,000 for
improvements and replacements.
Of this sum $3
million was
in the lnat 12 months and $3.8 million will be spent later this
to complete the current improvement program. Applications were
made
154,131,463 136,880,748
106,358,446
93,579,002
28,408,851
21,487,836
13,329,906
tools
Sales
booked
of these
3,494,231
President
in
assume
in
the
on
and
wages
for
Since
plant
spent
55,196
16,028,394
after
pany's
".£?■_•
j
of
of
of
tbfe
preceding six
share. This
per
The stock is
in the first six months of 1951 amounted to
$101,compared to $33,210,000 in the same period of 1950.
The
company's unfilled order backlog stood at $105,726,000 on June 30,
1951, compared to $27,729,000 one year earlier. The backlog at June 30
Mos.—1950
21,298,539
_.
Pa., has been elected
costs
the
program,
Yantis
676,000
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
rev.-
to
—
income
Orders
pre¬
close
$32,909,863,
in
$1.13
or
taxes,
The
Net income per share
174, p. 897.
exps.
This
S.
1951.
Executive
Federal income
None
V
222,382 shs.
•'1,800,000 shs.
Oper. taxes
board
F.
this
of
company
continue
and
Pennsylvania
21,243,343
oper.
of Sewlckley,
Officer
Nov.- I,
revenues
Costs
70,000
••
revenues
Jr.,
1,700,000
exchange offer,
'■;..
Net
privately through
897.
higher
income
profits 'during
than
ago.
these
p.
Witherow, formerly President
will
continue
as
Chairman
of
Board
Total
Outstanding
the
$18,750,275
plants,
and
Pittsburgh, Pa.—New President—
CONSOLIDATED
$15,250,000
*
1,700,000
American Telephone
revs.
year
14,368,460
Six Months Ended June 30—
1951
1951.-
par)
Period End. July 31—
Net
12,844,236
*
.
P.
Co.,
consisted
—V.
1,999,694
174,
the
expected
about
or
William
fund debentures.
preference stock are presently
<■424,536 shares reserved for conversion
ferred stock on a four-for-one basis.
Uncollectible
a
at
totaled
17,806,124
company.
He previously was a
charge of its Lewis Foundry &
and more recently has been Vice-President of the
and Manager of its Metallurgical Department.
Mr.
of
Company
Snyder
author¬
(1958)—
cumul. pfd. stock ($25 par)
Common stock ($1 par)
Operating
Snyder,
Division,
Koppers
through
sinking
paper.
57c
Oper.
16,028,674
placed
were
Executive
unissued, in addition to these offered hereby.
notes
Subord. 2%%
Machine
.
Authorized
Short-term
Oper.
2,499,241
1,693,815
See also V.
Cordes
and
author¬
the amount
.
Sept.
•
•
12,837.789
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.—Private Placement—The
$2,000,000 of 4% notes due 1968 sold to three insurance
from
authorized
amount
CAPITALIZATION OF DOMESTIC FINANCE CORP. JUNE 30,
For
charges——
174, p. 634.
; J
Blaw-Knox Co.,
short-term
of
originally
were
total
that debentures
retirements
15-year 3%
of
series,
and
be
reduced
principal
Prior
16,303,327
to
Federal
Period End. Aug. 31—
pur¬
proceeds
amount
debentures
reissued and,
accordingly.
not
sinking
fund
$10,000,000
indenture
may
been
fReflects
Subord.
1,814,498
2,127,372
income
oper.
after
convertible
$1.25
institutions
due
notes
retire
to
sinking
of
amount
issued.
has
2,145,458
Vice-President
sinking funds
ized
exps.__r
taxes
—V.
217,860shs,
conversions
commitments
$20,000,000
10-year
in
193,464
16,103,456 121,155,418 111,298,516
11,789,717
88,823,417
80,G54,603
in
however,
lower
totaled $5,805,519,
due
was
rise
with
30
SEC
has
financing
tThe
compared
June
borrowed
indebtedness.
ized
209,084
t
profits
volume,
somewhat
they
$6,805,519
Inventories
$
121,364,502 111,491,980
24,210
17,295,618
13,022,788
revs
Oper.
Net
750,000 shs.
further conversions after June
no
convertible
further
no
*
$
<
stock.
tAmerican
this
are
Oper.
Net
None
1..—...
par)-—-—.
$1.25
been
preference
chase
"
160,000 shs.
'
Oper.
»
63,916 shs.
($1
30,449
rev...
1951—7 Mos.—1950
$
16,127,666
preference
......
•■Assuming that there
of
i'.*
8,000,000
preference
Common
■
§14,750,000
,3,000,000
§6,300,000
y
3,000,000
'7,000,000
f. debentures (1959)
s.
Cumulative preferred stock ($50 par)..
^Preference stock
($25 par)——
1951—Month—1950
17,326,067
oper.
in
business
were
when
marked
a
New
5,000,000
15,000,000
debentures (1957)—
Subordinated 4%
'.
•
1951
during the first half
the net proiits during the
period.
Cash and negotiable securities on hand
$7,731,749,
compared with $8,025,922 on
$30,955,000
$5,000,000
f. debentures (1956)..
debentures (1965)
s.
s.
i..
July 31—
revs
Uncollectible
"Outstanding
*
3%
10-year 2y2%
*
Pennsylvania—Earnings-
;$
TO DOMESTIC FINANCE CORP. COMMON STOCKHOLDERS
Subordinated 3
'
,
proceeds
decrease
and
of
period
provided
.
net
military
634.
p.
higher
a
half
months'
$2,704,550 $28,610,918 $27,081,138
Included
are
174,
i•
The
;♦ i
*
first
Period Ended Aug. 25—
Sales
pany
ors
!; '
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—August Sales—
com¬
which
program
render
persons
—V;
11
gas
is
service
until Sept.
174,
p.
635.
urgently required in order that its subsidiaries
to
20,
their
.
The
customers.
1951 to request
a
SEC
hearing
has
upon
given
may
interested
the application.
'/ ;._
1
r
Co
Greenwood, S.
Greenville,
S.
C.;
C.;
and
camtaTan^Vfne^iTh6 procteeds are to be used
capital and general
corporate purposes.—V.
167,
H.
A
M
T.
Mills
Law
&
and
Co
for additional working
p.
1690.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Six
Months
Domestic
Net
Profits
Ended June 30—
revenue
profits
per
after
share
■
.
"
(U. S. Subs.)—Earns.
1951
1950
$54,0lb,510 $39,978,187
taxes___/__^
;
4,175,639
2,338.895
$0.84
$0.47
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Further De¬
tails—Mention
was made in the "Chronicle" of Sept. 10
offering of $12,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 3^4%
series due Sept. 1, 1981, by a syndicate headed by White,
of the
Volume 174
Number 5047
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(995)
Weld & Co. at 102.4222% and accrued interest from Sept.
1, 1951. Further data follow:
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
NEW
TO
Detroit Edison Co.—Borrows
The
Aug.
FINANCING
3 XU %
3%
bonds,
series
series
due
due
'
Authorized
r.
series
1970—
3 lA%
series due
Conditional
chase
sales
of
2?e%,
Cum. pfd.
4 Vt%
for
agreements
trolley
payable
coaches,
shares
($100
value)
to
bonds
($5
and
the
be purchased
Weld
250,000 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
value)_______
par
Putnam
Blunt
principal
set forth
are
below:
Co
&
&
&
■______!
_!
'
from
Net
ry,
1,600,000
Weeks
...
Stubbs
&
details
in
...
V.
Net
stock
.
the
company's
from
ry.
—V.
varying
the
to
by
increasing
24,000,000
the
shares
authorized
$25
of
of
the
on
and
the
Northern
conditions
the
over
succeeding years."
of "electricity and gas in
constantly increasing use
territory served by Commonwealth
Co.
is
of
now
Northern
Illinois,
underway.
"It
extensive
an
stock.
desirable,"
be
may
of
Because
Mr.
about
company can now issue additional bonds and debentures and
limited amount of common stock without further stockholder author¬
the
At
preferred
Holders
of
issued
stock
that
"It
is
nature
The
SEC
issued
convertible
financing,
our
of
246,858
directly
rather
than
of
for
conclusion
has
that
to
be
or
subscription,
issued
of
issue
an
of
1,500,000
174, p.
the
to
will
been
be
of
needed
reached
exact
reported, "the directors
offering to holders of common
preferred stock."—V,
are
1,750,000
898.
of
their
giving
for
by
the
to
as
time
now
stock,
v
Provision
con¬
pro
of
con¬
shares
income
$6,792,413
Income deductions
Investment
Co.
stock
common
174,
Illinois
of
__
$1,673,378
78,525
$1,664,370
78,551
$1,751,903
364,212
$1,742,921
427,670
$1,337,691
with
to
buy
shares
80,000
—V.
income
corporate
._
before
Federal
St. Paul, Minn.—Files With SEC
Sept.
on
filed
6
letter
a
of
notification
(par
$5)
and
with
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.—August Sales—
—v.
1951—Month—1950
$2,160,140
.
174,
635.
p.
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$2,310,492 $17,741,399 $17,667,384
' '
_
Consumers Power Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
The
City Bank Farmers Trust Co.,
York,
New
is
prepared to deliver
definitive
first mortgage bonds, 3Va%, series due
1981,
presently outstanding temporary bonds.—V. 174,
the
for
in
Net
to
'
Continental
company
Assurance
Sept.
on
Chicago—Stock
Co.,
announced
13
special
a
exchange
$4.38.
174,
The
Sept. 13
financing in connection with
At
company
special meetings
holders
being
are
exceeding.
be
to
asked
$15,000,000
the
held
to
stock¬
of
395,000
.
to
Oct.
consent
the
to
creation
of
amount
of
expansion of its business.
1951 the preferred stock¬
22,
and
long-term
issue
debt
being
Net
from
of
stock
common
and
to
increase
the
number
of
rium
(net)
5,911
$4,003,650
—
stock,
Corp.
Magnet Cove
of
Earnings
—-—__—.
$1,968,143
stockholders
statement
for
with
Goldman,
stock
and
which
be
directors
offered
of
with
$4,003,650
to
during
the
with
the uderwriters of
Co.
the
and
Lehman
Brothers
are
expected
to
$3.46
$1.60
gain of
Net
$1.21
or
in
share
a
during
$6,087,000
to
in
the
the
third
increase,
quarter
amounting
quarter.—V.
174, p.
the
of
Steel Industries, Inc.
Net
sales
Provision
1950
$39,473,278
before
Income
(& Subs.)
1951
/
taxes^—
$23,379,948
taxes
826,302
5,050,000
income
Net
be
$501,302
$2.86
$0.32
$21.94
to
$65,653,000,
a
profit
per
Earned
per
share__
preferred share
common
Current
assets
Current
liabilities
Unfilled
at
June
30
12,735,119
at
June
30__
at
orders
June
30,
amounted
to
tax
846,020
424,535
339,457
$421,485
$553,850
$0.70
$0.92
-
share
per
—
.—
COMPLETION—The
NEARING
is about to
company
a
P. 635.
173,
10
Rockefeller
number
The
is
change
announces
Plaza
JUdson
to
30
and
its
Rockefeller
6-2510.—V.
Commercial
of
173,
Financial
p.
New
1951—Month—1950
for
July 29, '50
$15,080,251 $15,158,780
26,964
312,312
13,500
119,000
Aug. 4, '51
Federal
income
taxes
Income
Federal
Net
_r
.
taxes
$13,464,
$193,312
Co.—Earnings—
Mr.
,
Federal
1951
income
income
1950
$1,360,172
taxes
660,000
tax
Earnings
$405,001
(estimated)..,
share
1031.
$3.09
$5.35
late
directors
approved
Oct,
11.
Plaza.
The
address
The
of
Sept.
11
new
also
on
Sept.
on
shares
common
voted
that
announced
stockholders
the
They
.
Sept.
10
8
Oct.
a
the
will
26
to
stock
two-for-one
effected
be
holders
dividend of $1.50
through
of
1952
stock
3,500,000
will
company
had
stockholders
stock
ratified
V.
p.
to
the
174,
of
have
of
was
$25
a
also
an
be
approved
amount
not
increased
par
'
Chronicle
be
used
capital
to
establish
and
for
the
other
business
corporate
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
v
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
58,800 shs.
100,000 shs.
cents)
♦60,000 shs.
Kahn, Treasurer of
was
the
organized
engaging
is
in
company.
Delaware
in
the
located
business
at
1108
July
on
of
27,
commercial
16th
St.
718.
N.
W.
*
\
B.
F.
Goodrich
Chemical
initial
an
production
said
vinyl
and
He
to
that
be
built
Geon
said
and
is
Reunidas
the
of the
one
F.
■
of 6 000 000
plastics
and
Sao
near
used
are
wide
a
to
variety^ of
Paulo
will
polyvinyl chloride resins
engineering work is well
the
facilities
will
be
Matarazzo
operates
in*
completed
early 1953.
Goodrich
and
plants
monomer,
estimated
Industries
F.
that
chloride
compounds.
capacity
The
300
diversified
largest industrial firms in South America.
Chemical
Co.
also
is
associated
with
British
Geon
is
currently constructing facilities in Japan
through Japa¬
Geon, Ltd., to produce Geon polyvinyl plastics.—V,
174, p. 809. =
Graham-Paige Corp.—Resumes Preferred Dividends—
Chairman
of
the
dividend
A
cumulative
holders
of
on
Nov.
last
stock
$6.25
1
5%
to
20.
to
on
173,
of
the
in
$12.50
share.—V.
A
$50
Oct.
stock
August,
share
2189,
—V.
cents
stock
of
the
per
$25
1,
to
share was
value
par
.
made
Currently
on
the
5%
Oct.
^
been
1946.
-
on
payable
31 %
in
July,
arrears
convertible
1946
the
on
stock
to
1792.
Grand Union Co.—Sales Increased—
Period End. Sept. 1—
Sales..—
:
1.
had
and
•
authorized
value,
of
preferred
record
A
-
was
par
dividend
per
p.
*
share
per
A,
convertible
holedrs
convertible,
amount
per
Sept.
the
committee.
cents
stock
payment
the
on
62%
record
payable
Bergen,
executive
of
preferred
1951—5 Wks.—1950
■
V
1951—26 Wks.—1950
$17,744,351 $15,213,142 $88,884,931 $76,109,028
\,r
I.
—
174, p. 636.
Co.—August Sales—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
to
7,000,000
shares
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$21,478,106 $19,852,466 $150,626,397 $137,103,038
—V.
share
1951—Month—1950
,
174,
p.
636.
Grayson-Robinson Stores Inc.—August Sales—
Period End. Aug. 31—
—V.
Following the stock
shares of common out¬
1951—Month—1950
$6,078,943
174, p. 636.
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$5,641,362 $54,775,869 $49,845,966
;>
the
to
release
exceed
from
preemptive rights
700,000 shares of com¬
(H. L.) Green Co.—August Sales—
sale
to employees.
They
also
option plan dated July 2, 1951.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
______
—V.
174,
p.
Fishman Co., Inc.—August Sales-
636.
p.
1951—Month—1950
$8,155,354
-
r
1951—7 Mos.^—1950
$7,655,019 $55,455,210 $51,619,818
636.
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Borrows from Banks—
31—
1951—Month—1950
$1,058,761
174,
cumula¬
The
corporation
on
Sept. 7
resumed
dividend
payments
on
its
preferred stocks after a lapse of five years when
directors authorized
regular quarterly disbursements on the two issues, it was
announced
by Joseph W. Frazer, Chairman and
President, and John J.
809.
Sales
—V.
,
be
value.
3,903,868
appropriated for
incentive stock
employee
Period End. Aug.
from
shall
1
Shareholders
mon
stock
—
have
Sales-
common
from
par
the
10
will
plastic
or
A.
record
per
standing.
of
working
GIVING
C.
Grant (W. T.)
'
,
authorized
$12.50
split,
This
.
on
by
share.
per
telephone
new
1791.
firm
way
B.
present common stock payable Oct. 20.
A similar amount was
in the previous quarter when the rate was increased from $1
paid
trustee, New York
Sept. 10.
on
businesses
the
on
delivery in exchange
(Del.), Washington, D. C.—
Aug. 28 offered 58,(par $1) at $5 per
Geon
Richardson
S.
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Stock Split, Etc.—
The
yZiiv,"
S.
Geon
under
$730,001
325,000
per
p.
the
$25)
proceeds
..
1980 are available for
$1)___
John
manufacture
and
A
income
—v.
split
(par
The
-
Va.
i
.
with
v:
program,
polyvinyl materials a year.
rainwear, flooring, Insulation
products for industry and the home.
The
$700,172
befere
172,
stock
commcn
underwriting.
luggage,
other
1792.
p.
Faultless Rubber
Federal
for
(par
by
new
make
and
Profits
notification
A. Industrias Reunidas F.
Matarazzo for the formation of
owned plastics manufacturing
company—Geon Do Brasil
plants
near
Sao
Paulo, Brazil, w. S. Richardson, President,
The
1951—8 Mos.—1950
profit
173,
of
15, 1952.
(par
stock
declared
Net
-V.
without
speculation."
a
stock
pounds of
$5,516,212 $48,728,425 $46,337,107
-
before
(M. H.)
York
~
'
and
The
company
171,
jointly
nese
,
sales
Provision
non-voting
Credit, Inc.
corporation,
B
with
y:
Inc.—August Sales—-
$5,873,654
_____
Profit
letter
a
Arrangements have been concluded between
Co.
com¬
(The) Fair, Chicago, 111.—Earnings—
Continental Oil Co.—Change of Address—
The
that
so
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.- -Chemical Unit to Form
Plastics
Firm in Brazil-
Securities
174,
of
financing.
Its executive office
Washington, D. C.—V. 174, p.
893,307
—
tax—.—
Period End. Aug. 31—
—V.
5,250,529
'
$28,651,000.—V.
2609.
p.
sustained
...
share,
per
BUSINESS—Corporation
1951, for the purpose of
$5,271,917
Corp. on Sept. 6 publicly offered ap¬
proximately 22,000 shares of cumulative convertible pre¬
ferred stock (par $1) at $5 per share, less a dealer's con¬
cession of 45 cents per share. This represented the un¬
subscribed portion of an offering to common stockholders
of record Aug. 17 of 40,000 shares at $4.75 per share on
a one-for-ten basis.
Subscription rights expired on Sept.
5. See also V. 174, p. 635.
8,544,116
5,262,407
1951
from
cocoa
per share as of Aug. 31.—V.
filed
expansion
bonds due
Roger
A
Class
Dumont Electric Corp.—Unsubscribed Shares Offered—
of
Net
Earned
were
1951
in
'
shares
$35
for
CAPITALIZATION
1950
ing Co. and Schoenhofen Edelweiss Co.—V. 174, p. 274.
Sales
at
used
"as
the
of
plete the merging into Drewrys of two Chicago breweries—Atlas Brew¬
$3.52
——
30
share
per
positions
Distributors, Inc., Wheeling, W.
Sept.' 5
on
after Aug.
Class
$6,008,729
income
Earnings
325,000
___;—_w——_
income—!.
on
8,168,810
$3,113,810
for
June
value
short
losses
net
ended
asset
from
,r
1950
1951
—
distribution
Continental Copper &
Year Ended June 30—
months
gain in
largely
-purposes.
187.
36—
sales
Federal
v
from the issues are expected to be used in the continuation
company's major expansion programs.—V. 174, p. 718.
the
par
*
Authorized
continued
orders
Income before allowance for Federal income
Proceeds
of
three
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will
head
issues.
new
'
1,000
offered
share
quarter
$21,424,926
covering
to
tive
year.
Unfilled
common
subscription. The company plans to file a registration
SEC covering the above securities early in October.
636.
p.
Glen
$1,946,520
share
common
$1,403,009
fiscal
the
the
Sachs &
the
at
Stock Offered—John C. Kahn Co. on
shares of 30-cent class A stock
21,623
—_
ended July 31 amounted to $27,065,571 as
the last period last year.
Net earnings
after taxes amounted to $1,637,742 equal to $1.43 a share as compared
•
will
with
offered
"Crib-Buster."
800
-
per
compared
not
planned that the financing will consist of $15,000,000
principal amount of long-term debentures and a new series of ap¬
proximately 105,000 shares of second preferred stock which will be
common
be
1951—Month—1950
1951—8 Mos.—1950 *'
$12,278,123 $13,435,151 $80,022,487
$81,991,948
revs.__
Definitive 27/8%
Ba-
Year Ended June 30—
into
purpose
the com¬
of
notification
to
forytemporary ^^at The New York Trust Co.,
7,822
—
1
preferred
on
income
Net
and the
shares of
company.
It is presently
convertible
were
92,899
loss
Cr65,485
income
Dividend
asked to authorize 250,000
second preferred stock in addition to increasing the authorized amount
are
the
stock
Georgia Power Co.—Definitive Bonds
Ready—
_
141,500
—
arising
___
Adjustment for prior years
Net
program
a
Profits
corporation
be
are
1,577,702
■
taxes
income
on
26 Weeks Ended—
stockholders
to
for
7
636.
p.
3,581,081
3,402.000
—
taxes
income
state
taxes
carry-back
Dividend
meeting
Financing—
continued
on
principal
stockholders
common
annouced
on
mark
—Files With SEC—
Ltd.,
holders had approved an increase in capital from $4,000,000 to $5,000,000.
A board meeting of Sept. 19 is expected to vote this rise in the
form of a 25% stock dividend.—V. 172, p. 107.
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Plans
trade
General Electronics
SEC
7,948,061
tax and surtax
Edison Bros. Stores
The
the
sales—total
—V.
1950
718.
p.
to
Period End. Aug. 31—
the
shares
800
1951
taxes
profits
and
Aetna
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sept.
capital
174,
Gamble-Skogmo Inc.—August Sales—
(& Subs.)— ■Earnings—
July 31—
income
excess
Canadian
Refundable
173, p. 2387.
Sales—
on
the
underwriting.
The proceeds are to
acquire
in the properties of the present Furr
assetg^value fell back to $3.60
p. 4.
'
$1,315,251
•
—
and
announced
Net
in
ihterest
cotton, cottonseed oil and grains.
During July and August some
$77,231,077 $52,890,940
542,762
____.
American
11,500 shares of common stock
Federal normal income
4,585,280
________
Co.
$2.75
prferred stock (par $100) to be offered to present stockholders,
and key
employees at $19 per share for the common and
share for the preferred stock.
The proceeds will be used
working capital.
No underwriting is involved.
....
MERGER
Gross
without
a
corporation reports for the
profit of $25,904, resulting in a
a
committee headed by Paul W. Joslyn,
Maud B. Cutten, all of Chicago, 111., to op¬
Domestic
held
1951.—V.
Futures, Inc., N. Y.—Asset Value Increased—
Drewrys Ltd., U. S. A., Inc.—Earnings-
587,991
—
.
5,
The
of
six Months Ended June
—
—
Seed
'•
'
per
Profit
1950
5,446,103
and depletion
share),
'
~
♦Owned
$7,707,473
—
______—
income
' '
Corp.—Exchange Offer Opposed—-
Dresser Industries, Inc.
rata
1951
for depreciation
Balance
Other
corporation
9 Months Ended
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.—Earnings—
;
Oct.
340,032
V
'
■
-v.
Year Ended July 31—
Operating revenue
Expenses and taxes
\
may
conversion
upon
Freeman
an
562,685
196,811
per
j
The
to any common
as
$50,000,000
no
securities
the
Mr.
to
approximately
While
280,576 "
formed a
by
offer
to
arn
($50
o
5%
$100
authorized
of
securities
well
as
478,929
1,024,899
337,927
1,241,737
664,079
shares
covering
Sales
that
1951.
offering,"
vertible
other
or
recent
adjourned
was
Inc.—Meeting Adjourned—
stockholders
modifications
officers
securities.
of
sideration
„
shares
contemplated financing requirements.
be given the right to subscribe to any
will
with,
1,107,992
*
Molloy and Mrs.
400,000
the
wrhennvpHnano
Fed a )etter of
covering 2,460 SHPt' 7 of- common stock
shares
authorization to issue
no
unissued
our
stock
be
expected
end
stock
it has
2,268,000
for
connection
may
however,
the
are
preferred
in
convertible
the
nor
sufficient
common
convertible
be
present time,
stock
stock
94,089
v
1,439,442
'
of
certain
Furr Seed Co., Genoa,
111.—Files With SEC—
$193,353
47,494
55,508
Donaldson Co., Inc.,
"The
common
P.
meeting
considering
1948,
$139,931
■
543.
p.
the
pose
Freeman
possibility of rapid changes in the invest¬
markets, the company should be prepared to issue any of such
types of securities at any time so as to have maximum flexibility with
respect to financing in the years ahead.
ization.
1949
and
the
of
'
26,527
of American preference stock.—V.
plant
ment
a
The
,,
Edison
program
stated, "to obtain the required funds through the sale of mortgage
bonds, debentures, preferred stock, common stock, or a combination
threeof, including debentures or preferred stock convertible into com¬
mon
(D. B.) Fuller & Co.,
•
54,835
income—
oper.
174,
Edward
and
most
other
Illinois
Public Service
expansion
of
common
common
value
par
the flexibility needed for carrying out our
advantageous basis, having regard to
company
program
market
Because
the
of
Bank
pany,
105,292
'■>'
-
Domestic Finance
174, p. 898.
charter
16,000,000
afford to
financing
*
New
Bank
Savings
400,000
_
authorizing 5,000,000 shares of $25 par value preferred stock.
"Approval of the proposals by the stockholders," Mr. Freeman said,
"will
of
National
&
$194,889
94,286
33,654
railway,
railway
from
Net
400,000
-
______
directors on Sept. 7 authorized the calling of a special meeting
stockholders for Oct. 25, Charles Y. Freeman, Chairman, announced.
this meeting, stockholders will be asked to vote
upon proposals to
amend
City Bank
Inc.,
1950
$221,058
income
from
600,000
Corp...
railway—
railway
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
The
of
Co.
Trust
1951
from
Gross
3,000,000
Commonwealth Edison Co.—To Create Preferred Stock
At
&
Harris
.
July—
3,000,000
Co
Simmons
further
.'
The stockholders have
•
National
are
Morgan
and
.Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—
Net
$3,000,000
_______
Co..
&
Whiting,
See
respective
principal underwriters of
amounts of the bonds severally
Co..
Securities
Ellis
P.
(par $100)
the 3,000 shares of
the company's
W.
of
1,701,360 shs.
several
the
of
names
by each
&
Eastman, Dillon
Kidder, Peabody
American
J.
stock
at $103 per share, plus any of
stock not subscribed for
by
stockholders, officers and employees. See
further details in V.
174, p. 899.
kind for the pro¬
Parker, Presi¬
some
James
to
103,841 shs.
shares
PURCHASERS—The
White,
Bank,
according
investors
of
group
Hanover
Detroit, Detroit Trust Co.
Chicago,—V. 174, p. 543.
'
the
the
in
the
spring,
and
between now
Included
1,135,000
will undertake more financing of
company
York,
Closed
_______
ferred
dent, and General Manager.
and
1957
par
gram
series
Common
on
The
pur¬
2% %
serially to
publicly
the money to help finance its three-year expan¬
12,000,000
1981—
&
Co., Inc., and Estes & Co., Inc., are offering
6,000 shares of common stock (par $25) at
$37.50 per share and 2,000 shares of 5% cumulative
pre¬
trust funds.
I0,0o0,u00
Fleming Co., Inc.—Stock Offering—Beecroft,
Co.; The Columbian Securities Corp.; Seltsam-
&
Hanni
program, which
includes construction of a generating station
the St. Clair River and another near the mouth of the River
Rouge.
10,000,000
1980-.
(The)
Cole
sion
$26,750,000
1978
due
$25,000,000 Privately—
placed $25,000,000 of 3V4% unsecured notes, due
group of 24 banks and other agents representing
a
The company will use
Sale of Bonds
-
2.80%
1959, with
pension
Adjusted for
First mortgage
has
company
1,
3
$877,537
>
2Vi%
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$6,749,535
<
.
$5,803,700
'
and
company has borrowed $2,500,000 from two New York banks on
due Dec. 31, 1951, viz: $1,875,000 from Irving Trust Co.
from the Chase National Bank.
notes
$625,000
The
company will use the money
corporate purposes.—V. 173, p. 1889.
for
construction
and
for
other
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Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan*
American Union,
$45.00 per year) .in Dominion of Canada, $48.00
per year.
Other Countries. $52.00 per year,
William
Dana
offices:
135
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Seibert,
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account
President;
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of
St.,
the
(Reg.
William
Chicago
3,
fluctuations
D.
HI.
in
U.
S.
Patent, Office)
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B.
Dana
Riggs, Business Manager.
Published
(Teleohone STate 2-0613); 1
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the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance for
foreign
^ ^lUam
subscriptions
and
advertlsments
must
be
made
in
New
York
funds.
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,
..
,
?l
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(996)
Offered—
Hahn Aviation Products, Inc.—Stock
.
.
,.
Marco Chemical Co. (N. J.)—To Erect Plant—
Offering
offering of 39,000 shares of common stock A This company has awarded Wigton-Abbott Corp., engineers and
contractors, of Plainfield, N. J., a contract for the design and con-i
(no par) was made after the close of the New York
struction
of a plant for
the manufacture of plastics, on Elizabeth
Stock Exchange on Sept. 11
by Lehman Brothers at
Ave,, adjacent to the Pennsylvania Railroad line in Linden, N. J.
1
The
new
building,
which will
also provide office facilities, will
$25.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 45 cents per
replace the present Sewaren plant.
share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the books
—A secondary
Construction
closed.—V. 174, p. 6.
Kern
Gas
and
oil
—V.
174,
p.
SEC
addition
of
series
a
•production.
five
of
buildings
new
900.
p.
637."
p.
1
"
'
,
"V
174,
A"
r-i,
—V.
Offered—
(Edward) Hines Lumber Co.—Stock
;
25,900 shares of common stock of this company was
ischeduled to be made in Chicago on Sept. 14 by A, G. Becker & Co.,
Inc. at $44.50 per share. The block of stock was acquired from certain
'stockholders and constitutes the first public offering of the company s
offering
An
*lock.—V.
637,
1261.
; a;
.....
ArAA\;/'
.
Leon
Stock Offered—
10 publicly of¬
stock (par 10 cents) at
& Brown Electronic Corp.
—
A
,
;
41.25 per share.
,
other
rotating and
proceeds are to be used to purchase
Inventory and for working capital.—V. 174, p/ 809.
'The
net
,
.1
-j
r._
i
of
holders
The
The New
—V.
contracts
174,
It
right
the financing will be added
funds
proceeds
In
owns
A;
reimburse
balance
National Chautauqua County Bank as it may
purchase offer to be made by the corporation.
proceeds will be available -for investment in
*
of
Stock
-
in
Lion Oil
offered
be
of
to
SEC
Sept. 10 filed a registration statement with
registration of $15,000,000 of first mortgage .bonds,,
company
seeking
1981.
on
:Aa.,
'
....
to
are
A
-
of
$50,000
cumulative
6%
Sales A--^----—
A—v. 174, p.
for
,
sale at competitive
public
announced on Sept. 12
with the SEC
President,
registration
that the. company
providing for the
.
statement
j
.
—V. 174,
date
future
appropriate
an
of
As
June
thorized,
i
v
Co.—August Sales—.AAA
AA'AAA-'A.'-A- A
637.
p.
r
;
-AJA
1951—8 Mos.—1950^7
$4,532,332 $33,497,068 $31,312,035
A A 1951—Month—1950 A
A A-
•<
,
A."
-
/
-
} ):
*
(
McNeil Machine & Engineering Co., - Akron, 0.—-RegiSr
The
5,000,000 ehares of common stock were au¬
2,340,846 shares were issued and outstanding with
1951,
30,
which
of
;
SEC
company
value).
filed
11
Sept.
on
A •/
A A
registration, statement, with
a
the
249,000 presently outstanding common shares ($5 par
of the proceeds of the sale of the shares are to be
covering
None
stockholders of a company merged
; received by the company.
-, A-A:"-. A.A
A A
• •,'
)
offering Will comprise 350,000 common
AA
On Aug. 30, 1951, the then issued and outstanding 500 no par value
previously issued.
AA A- ' ' AA common shares of the company were changed into 500,000 common
It is expected .that the new stock offering will be underwritten by A shares/ $5 par. and 1,000 new shares were exchanged for each old
a jniatioqwide group, of
investment houses, headed by Blyth and C6., A share. These shares are held by Charles F. Safreed, President, 125,000
A shares;
;•} Inc., of New York.
'
'
*
Albert S.
Michelson, Vice-President-., and Treasurer,
125,000
2,296 reserve4 for issuance to former
A„
into
'
Lion
in
1938.
The
new
but not
authorized
shares
,
.
up to
.
shares;' T.
Williams,
Henry
Secretary,
112,500
shares;
and
H.
Frank
'
.
oif
•
Vi
;
'
A V
I ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
effect
to
:
,
-
at
;
be
to
637-aAaAAA;-A;A:/AA>AiAAv■ a"A' :..a-AA':\A A'A.AvAAA'A;-;A,tA>>-:fAA"\
$4,966,363
«
ad
stock
1951—Month—1950 - ' 1951—8 Mos.—1950. >
$7,963,962
$7,541,014-$60,319,219 $57,320,359
—
Period End. Aug. 31—
25,000 preferred shares),
The company will apply for listing of the additional shares on the Apermanent financing of
A New; .Yprk-Stock- Exchange and the Midwest Stock Exchange, where
;sufch
additioal
short-term v,bank
borrowings.
"The
next financihg
the presently outstanding shares are now listed.—V. 174/ p. 637.
«
presently contemplated by the company for this purpose is an issue
of additional shares .of common stock jn the summer or fall of 1952."
The 25,000 shares of 4% preferred stock are under option to Wegener
(The) Little Company
Mary of Indiana, Inc., Gasper,
■& Daly Corp. of Boise
(which heretofore purchased 10,000 shares),
A Ind.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co. on Sept. 5 of- A
underwriter in connection with a prior financing.—V. 174, p. 719.
■
vA
•••rv
-{
v yS/if.•*"."i^V"-;AAvAy
i
V-'--''fered at par and interest $250,000 of first mortgage serial
funds and the proceeds from the sale of
a
preferred
participating
\
McLellan Stores
;
'
A
28
eacli
par
Period End. Aug. 31—
.
AA
-
for
purchase
A
.
A.'a
Sept.
stock
Michigan, New York and Illinois; The proceeds will be used to provide
additional
working capital and to provide funds for the ultimate
of common stock of retiring executives and the subsequent
re-sale on credit to junior executives.—V. 174, p.,813.
,A,
aa^ + AA"'t
-
,
.1951—Month—1950AA"- 1951—8 Mos.^-1950- v
Ca.—Registers Stock With SEC—
a
record
16.—V. 174, p. 637.
($50 per share) and $200,000 of 7% bonds to be issued In
denominations of $200 each are available to employees of company in
-
sale of 350,000 shares of additional common stock without par
value. The proceeds of the issue will be added to the working capital
.of the company to replace funds expended for capital additions and
.A to provide funds for future additions..
'. .'
A
;
the
due
".A
A.
-
offered
be
filed
of
preferred
cumulative
of
held, expiring Oct.
At public
bidding.
Net proceeds of the financing will be used for property additions. The
-company's 1951 construction .program is estimated at $22,831,600, while
the 1952 program Is expected to involve' expenditures of $9,578,000. "
The company has obtained $12,975,000 of short-term bank loans as
interim financing of its construction;
and the proceeds, of the bond
issue will be applied to the payment of such loans. The company in¬
tends to continue the temporary financing of its future construction
requirements through short-term borrowings (in addition to Treasury
bonds
The
has
■
stockholders
common
share
one
of common
AA issued at
^9,950,227-. ^8.917,325, $75,102,508 $66;972,304
.!}■■■:■■'•T,'. M..Martin,
Idaho Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
the registration statement covering
shares of cumulative preferred stock
about Sept. 27.
223,352
cf
Maxon, Inc.—Securities Available to Employees—
The
,
and
that
expected
issue
ratio
shares
\
^
banks
will bcome effective on or
•
The
additional
of
McCrory Stores Corp.—August Sales—
.»
63T.^A-;A^ AAA:i": ^ \: A'
174,'p.
acquisition
The terms of the proposed offer for
stock are to be supplied by amendment.
Chautauqua
the
wlil
the
the
for
p-urposes.
*
on
Corp.^—August Sales—
31—;
.....
—v.
made
banks
corporate
proposed
25
the
is-presently
.'the
of
of
constituent
other
It
;:
fee
Period End. Aug.
of
Another $2,000,000 is intended to be applied to pay
the corporation's treasury for the cost of such shares
demands.
purchase
(Tex.)—Stock Offered—Beer
will be added to working capital.
organized
part"of
as
$5,000,000
net
by. $40,000 the shorter-term
company,
to and used
Approximately
intended
a
to pay off a vendor's lien note of $210,000 and
improvement-loan indebtedness.
are
corporation.
the
of
are
capital stock .of
acquire pursuant to
approximately 10,015 acres of land, of which about
3,000 acres; are npw being Irrigated and cultivated, ii:*. 'rA A
AAA «
At Aug. 20, 1951, tbere were issued and outstanding 740,000 shares
Of conqmon stock,—V. J.74, p. 901,
"
453.
p.
net
■'SaleS
beginning Oct. 1,. carry. April J, 1952, add
subsequent coupons and that bonds shall continue to be dealt in "flat."
of
ment
V ' ■■■ '
»
of
proceeds of
to
or
July 17,. 1951, has acquired by purchase
an extensive ranching, and farming business formerly owned by Leon
Farms Corp. near Leon Lake, five miles west 6f Fort Stockton, Texas.
A ;
:
interest will
1951, and such coupon has neither present nor future value.
York Stock exchange directs that bonds delivered in settle¬
■due Oct. l
-
Cattle Co.
Lerner Stores
adjustment income bonds, due 1957 have re¬
be payable in respect of the coupon
5%
the
notice that no
ceived
the
/of
for
-;,
SEC—
proposes
share
proceeds
other
Sept. 7 publicly offered 260,000 shares
(par 10 cents) at $1.15 per share.
A
on
redude
The
plastic
to be used to subscribe for additional
capital stock of The Marine Midland Trust Co. of New York, to enable
that constituent bank to broaden its banking facilities to meet increas¬
RR.—To Omit Interest—
Hudson & Manhattan
shares
223,352
stock
one
general
such
ing
stock
The remaining. $10,000
& Co., Inc., on Sept.
100,000 shares of common
fered
Net
A the
1951—Month—1950
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$3,774,864
$3,629,846 $33,002,322 $30,621,802
'A'-: A
-
Land &
Co.
The
to
Hobby
637.
p.
common
'
Willis H. Burnside
A'A
A
;•
■
Bryant Inc.—August Sales—
174,
and
laminated
filed a registration statement with the
of Its cumulative preferred stock, $5p
"
7
'
(par $50)
AAAaAA'A
-
,•
1951—8 Mos.—1950
~
.
of
171, p.
'■• "
'
1951—Month—1950
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$13,281,284 $12,901,921 $99,744,484 $92,530,383
Sales
■*"
"
.•■■■■.;' V
.
Period End, Aug. 31—;A"
,
'
of
to offer to the holders of its outstanding
to subscribe for the preferred shares at the
preferred for each 25 shares of common.. The
record
date, subscription price, and underwriting terms are to be
filed by amendment.
The First Boston Corp., Union Securities Corp.,
AAASchoellkonf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.;- and Granbery, Marache & Co.
rare named as the principal underwriters.
•
•
Kress & Co.—August Sales—
p.
Lane
Princton
the
at
'
.
1951-^Month—1950
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales.,,
have been completed for
Antibiotic Divi¬
Plans
said.
Remensnyder
Mr.
construction
sion.—V.y;174,
174,
—V.
immediately.
for production
way
widely
Sept.
The
facilities
penicillin
gallon tanks and other
possible a 100% increase in
20,000
of
make
will
which
scheduled
under
used
on
corporation
of
rate
$24,220,446 $23,148,217 $179,264,333 $167,978,539
'
(S. H.)
.
„
V
.
(
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—August Sales—
—V.
the emergency need for greatly increased penicillin pro¬
duction," Mr. Remensnyder said.
"Application will be filed for an
Additional certificate
of necessity to carry out the expansion pro-
^The
'
■
Period End. Aug. 31—:
Sales.
help'meet
Is
'
637.
p.
Production Administration
by the Defense
awarded
recently
Necessity
to
covering
value.
common
$3,222,000
174,
corporation
The
,
1951—Month—1950
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$2,800,000 $23,621,000 $20,576,000
Period End. Aug. 31—
present production capacity for penicillin and other antibiotics, John
P. Remensnyder,
President, announced on Sept. 11.
fi"The
corporation will make use of the $3,600,000 Certificates of
get
are
'j'glass" fishing rods, aircraft, automotive and electronic parts.
The
par
V.
will
plastics
Marine Midland Corp.—Registers With
1951—Month—1950
1951—7 Mos.—1950
$1,574,103
$1,397,809 $10,785,009
$9,763,921
royalties..
810.
(G. R.) Kinney Co. Inc.—August Sales—
a
N. J.,
its Princeton,
at
program
Marco
.
County Land Co.—July Royalties—
Eifd. July 31—
Period
multi-million dollar construction
A-antibiotic division which will double
started
has
corporation
,
boats,
Construction Program
Heyden Chemical Corp.—-Starts
The
-
-
Sales
.
Monday, September 17, 1951
..
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.—Secondary
.
recently offered 17,500 shares of capital stock
(par $1) at- $2 per share, lirst to stockholders of record Sept. 1 on
a
pro rata basis, with rights expiring Sept.
10. The unsold portion
-was
offered to the public.
No underwriting was involved.
The proceeds
will be used as follows: 20% for experimental and
<Jevelopment, and 80% for acquisition of new equipmeift.
In June 1951 common stockholders were offered the right to sub¬
scribe to 5,000 additional shares at $2
per share, and the unsub¬
scribed portion of this stock was offered to the public, by the company,
at the same price.
At July 31, 1951 there were outstanding approxi¬
mately 170,000 shares out of an authorized issue of 200,000 shares.
t The
company occupies, under long-term lease, a three story plant
and office building located at 2636 North Hutchinson St., Philadelphia,
Pa.
It
has recently
purchased machinery and equipment for the
manufacture of pilot oiders of
spark plugs, as well as to handle
the
approximately $75,000 worth of Defense sub-contracting orders
now
on the
books.—V. 174, p. 809.
•
11
'
corporation
The
.
bonds dated Aug. 15, 1951 and due semi-annually from
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Jennings,
shares
These
holders
62,250,
selling
the
will
sell
share
49,250,
the
balance
in
shares
and
shares
30,000
Inc.)/
of
amounts
•A-A./V
"A
sell
to
12,5u0
NRA,
respective
the
12,500.
propose
remaining
Re-Armament.
"A-A
employees
to
'and officers and employees of its subsidiary. The
& Engineering Co.
Simultaneously, the stockholders
Crane
to
sell
to
(the
shares
Group—Moral
62,250
stockholders
company
Cleveland
Oxford
by
propose
62,250,
The
of
held
125,000
Secretary,
Assistant
are
(McDonald & Co., Clevelandi--the 219,000-
underwriters
of
stock
the
offering for resale
the
to
subf
public. The
July 1, 1952 to and including Jan. 1, 1964.
scription price to employees of the 30,000 shares, and
the public
1951—7 Mos.—1950
offering price and underwriting terms of the 219,000 shares, are to be
-Of the above, $24,000 are 3Vis, $57,000' are4 3'As and $169,000 are
'
$ '
$ '• -.''V * ' .**'
A: supplied by amendment.
AAA^A': v/AAAA-AvAA-'-AA.. A/AAA-'. .•
3%s. • A
A,.---'/
;
...
,
20,891,518 151,429,817 145,684,051
McNeil business consists almost entirely of the design, manufacture
59,687
437,389
462,198
The net worth of the corporation is $873,222.
>
•
.
!
and sale'of tire and tube curing presses. Cleveland Crane builds heavy
The net proceeds are' to be used to pay part of the cost of the
cranes,
over-head materials handling equipment,
"Steelweld" pres3t
$1,050,000 Memorial Hospital to which local persons contributed over
20,831,831 1G0,992,428 145,221,853
-A brakes and "Steelweld" shears.
'
'
A".
$500,000 and the Federal Government $360,000.
14,973,299 114,449,734 105,837,424
Total valuation ,of
security for the bonds is reported as $1,082,722.
3,231.471
'
28,102,465
22,339,716
\A-'"A',A.AAV;v ;, A';V.>:
•
Period End. July 31—
'f-'-' '<'
'■
Oper.
'
1951—Month—1950
AA
-•>
oper.
' '*"•
22,041,445
54,908
revs.—
XJncolIectivle
:
$
rev.-
J
$
"•
-
,
•
.
Oper.
Oper.
Net
-A
22,586,537
—V.
„
.
3,632,389
2,267,623
2,627,061
1,800,251
2,175,213
18,440,229
15,165,939
17,044,713
14,026,513
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—To Build New Plant—
r
The
719.
p.
corporation
aircraft
Period End, July 31—
Operating revenues
1951—7 Mos —1950
1951—Month—1950
$525,807
rev._
/'A
■
$427,531
$3,649,472
855
4,544
680
President,
and
r
$2,899,685
5,799
1
Kent of oper.
Operating
$525,127
A
1
411,986
pr6perty__
$426,676
338,296
Dr5Q
$2,893,886
2,698,311
"2,242,218
Dr50
62,090
51,{>37
.
taxes
$3,644,923
Dr350 "
492,775 '
Lockheed
Net
Net
operating income-
after
$51,001
$36,793
$453,492
Of
7,250
265,542
102,266
1952.
*
to
Sept.
on
filed
4
a
letter
of
notification
in a,
covering 1,000,000 shares of class A
be offered
w
at
30
cents
per
share,
for
and for
acquisition
oil
of
and
common stock (par
without underwriting.
expenses
of
drilling oil and
leases.
gas
'
'
■
Period End. Aug. 31—-
A—V
*.
1951-fMonth^-1950'
.
'
the
10
the
of
edge-of-the-
final
for
—
l95i-f-8 Mos—1950 aA
.
E.
Robert
and
assembly
flight....Later,
as
jet
a
the
by
at
delivery
and
will
subcontractors'
Palmdale
station.
Airport
on
Completion
Mr.
Lockheed
with
new
be
orders, from
passed
Corp.
two
more
Gross
five
of
announced
that
is
Air
for
airlipes
Lines- signed
and
that
preferred
Southern Utilities
12 Months Ended
Operating
Operating
expenses
^
and
A. . •
; v . - 195} f' 'r ' 1950
A.—*711 an
<t;ft i*7k
tin
income
—v_—
Net
earnings
Net
and
16,019
deductions
now
new
being
generating
constructed,
plant
Is
to
be
presently
^9-000,000. Pending flna^ determination
tqrm
u
.
bank
«ar>y in
this power station and other
of
credit
$2,000,000
has
been
591,979
$819,041
known
an
a
order
174,
p.
809.
even
before
the
first
-
production
model
made
bid
10;
.
>
Pakistan
and
International,
3—V.
173,
p.
2611.
The
New
new
shortplant is
a
or
the
31,
York
Commission
S.
1950,
of
and
this
stockholders by
Edward
F.
has
authorized
a
reduction
Barrett,
reserve
in
the
amount
of
^
;
f,.
of
the
split
stock.
authorize the
issue
common
of
new
stock.
common
is
It
•
.
A;
■•
Lehman
and
of
will expire
'A--';" - • »
•'<
Brothers
are
expected
shares.—V. 174,
head
to
546, 719. A /
pp.
;
...
I
this corporation and the
by
at
A
Hartloid,
Submitted
of
dam
a
Folsom,
A/
to
Conn.,
Calif.,
U.
the
Savin
Con-
miles
25
has been announced as the, low
Army Corps "of Engineers for
S.
than
more
two
miles
long
a
Valley Prospecting
Securities
and
the
on
American
northwest of Sacramento.—V. 174,
-. 'A- -AAA' A .'A- <•
A J
■'
-
—Files With
-r
,
,,
.
;
..
U
Exchange Commission—' \
.
.
.
..
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—Files With SEC—
letter
shares
$3,332,000
W.
of
F.
of
notification
common
stock
Martin,
Inc.,-
Walker.—V.
172, p.
filed
was
jpar
$2)
Elkhart,
to
with
be
the
offered
lnd., " for
the
SEC
at
'
covering *
$16.75
account
V
2,1)00
per-share
of
Georgia
1346.
Mines Management, Inc., Wallace, Ida.—Files With SEC
The
SEC
,
controversy of many years and leaves the company without any major
problem's with the Public Service Commission.—V. 174, p. ,719.
.
Co., Middleburg, t»a.
The company: on Sept. 7 filed a letter of notification with* the SEC
covering 3.000 shares, of common stock to be offered at par ($100 per
shareiwithout underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
"
.
.
.
A
"
■
♦'» .•
•A
'
A
.
■■
•/'
■■•■-■
i,j.
by
a
'
Scott Corp.—Submits Low Bid—
$29,444,000
the
approximately 90 cents a share.
said that this authorization- ends
President,
will
17
preferred
the
/A "A'1
:
Middlecreek
C.
in
in
shares
30
second
stock- to be offered to
ratio of one share
18
Sept.
Co.
&
..
Corp.A of
of' seven
A—a
V
as-of
the transfer of this amount to surplus.
One of
action will be an increase in the equity of
the
depreciation
effects
common
p.
Sachs
joint bid
276.
,
Stock-
.-•'-■''A:"
.
River
p.
.,
Long Island Lighting Co.- -Equity of Common
holders Increased—
3.
construction
its
flight in July,-Mr. Gross said.
.
A"':A'
Delivery to Trans-Canada is scheduled for the last quarter of 1953.
Super Constellations have been ordered by Eastern Air Lines, 30;
Trans World Airlines, 10; KLM Royal Dutch Airways, 9; Air France,
first
"
Dec.
approxi-
toco6 c°mPleted and placed in operation in December, 1952,
1953.—V.
airlines
"Bridgeport
construction costs,
The
five
each
for
preferred
new
on
;
3-for-l split of the common
a
convertible
new
that the directors on Sept.
stock
struction
Sixty-eight Super Constellations are now on order for airlines,
of large numbers to be built for military use.
Lockheed had
received orders for $96,000,000 worth of transports
from
1951—7 Mos.—1950
'
leading Australian
Constellation fleet to
company's
of a plan for financing
arranged.
I
of
Merritt-Chapman &
A
Empire
Qantas
Sept. 10 approved
on
record
AAA?:
.
Ltd.,
at
as
estimated
.
'
'
-w
fr. an underwriting of the unsubscribed
six
airline, has ordered the first unit
of a. Super
augment its six Constellations now
in service.'
;
•'
A- ,A"AA
The
transports,
poWered
with
four 3,250-h.p.
Wright
compound
engines for cruising speeds of 330-340 m.p.h., sell for around $1,500,000
Oct.
on
A
$1,411,020
496,328
—.
°f
17,015
$848,392
„
income
Station,
...
$1,344,720
other
■
$1,394,(105 f
$1,328,701
___
——
Interest
*
"A;A*
Inc;—August Sales—
Inc.—Stock Split, etc., Approved—
authorization
of
iGoldman,
exclusive
taxes.6:781,562
fn^mtlng earninSs——
Other
V
Co.—Earnings— "
July. 31—' :A
revenues
•
'
.
that rights to subscribe to the new preferred stock
expected
each.
Iowa
AA,
;V:'.A !
-A"
A-'
"'•»'
1951—Month—1950
shares>of the
stockholders
i
<
the
and
of .244,500
Lockheed
scheduled
/
mark
stock
/V* /kA
transports
A
-
k;
,
It, is expected
plants,
a
$100,000,000
international
Trans-Canada
the, intercontinental
the
31—A
637.
p.
The stockholders
*;
de¬
Super Constellation airliner now in produc¬
Aircraft
A-: A
$9,512,400 $10,204,200 $64,340,100 $64,603,800
174,
Merck & Co.,
end
will be- transferred
Nuys
subassemblies
Stores Co.
Period End. Aug.
,
production
as
Palmdale
'A"A'A':" '
AA; A'A'AV; AA .A
vA
Sales
.
Sales—
189.
p.
Mercantile
:-A'-~~A' —/. "t;.:.. "
-;Av
underway
now
well
as
at
test-flown at Van
first
174,
"A—V.
assembly,
underway
rail -from Lockheed
or
is
final
be
to
sales
—V.
;AAAA.A A.A.
Command.
luxury, transports. A A''A' *,.A
Airways,
$5'167'172 $5.457,487 $34,461,840 $34,534,043
I7V~636~ ~—~~~
truck
designed
at
Sept.
.*
-
Sales
$12,615,000
a
Palmdale,
Angeles, Calif.
few yeeks.
tion
wells
.
Department Stores Inc.—August
construct
at
facility,.- planned
Materiel
now
their
on
Backlog- of the huge
the
for
Interstate
will
Backlog Passes $100,000,000 Mark—1
'
10 cents).
The' progas
it
Force
of Los
'
i
with
Air
new
-A
,
jets
outset,
by
Air
planned
-
the
hangar
Exchange Commission—
corporation
the
engineering
Construction
r
the
are
Palmdale
livered
A
Inland Empire Oil & Gas Co., Inc., Salt Lake
City, Utah
—Files With Securities and
The
tests,
At
$298,272
23,067
charges—.—.
174, p. 545.
said
and
Small-scale
to
—V.
the
test
flight
Dr?50
353,046
reported
7
for
miles northeast
65
Net
.
1951—4 Wks.—1950
1951—34 Wks.—1950 -A
$7,285,498
$5,161,117 $58,135,688 $46,857,178
Period End. Aug. 25—
■•
flying of Lockheed T-33, TO-2 and F-94 jet planes, would
employ several thousand persons ultimately. A letter contract for the
desert development at Palmdale Airport has been signed by officials
of
:
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Sept.
on
community
Gross,
Corp.—Earnings—
plant
assembly
desert
Indiana Associated Telephone
Uncollectible oper.
fcorp.—August
Melville Shoe
income
charges
174,
•
16,686,525
taxes
oper.
after
Net
A.
revs
exps.„_______.
-Operating
The
of
corporation
covering
offered
at
60
cents
proceeds are
mining
on
50,000
to
Sept. 5 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 25 cents)' to be
share through Louis Payne, Spokane, Wash.
per
be
claims.—V.
used
173,
p.
to
pay
2291.
for
exploration
•
and
A
•
development
Volume 174
Number 5047
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Misouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—To Buy
The
directors
switchers
and
the
bonds. R. J.
announced..
The
Sept.
on
authorized
6
Chairman,
Donald
and
of
20
yard
V.
Fraser,
in
President,
The
Corp. at
and
cost of
a
the
Electric-Motive
Division
of
General
Motors
delivery
diesels
these
will
bring
of diesel
total investment
to 144 diesel locomotives or 197 units, with a
approximately $30,000,000 in diesel motive power.
power
of
The
No.
will
coupon
became
54, dated Oct. 1,
due
and
payable
1951,
1,
is
and
Sales
Aug.
on
voted
9
to offer stockholders
before
The proceeds are
production of the company's
r
:
.
Earned
proceeds
(&
1951
i
Gross
815,581
assets
Cash
June
U.
A
letter of notification covering the abovementioned shares was filed
the SEC on Sept. 6, together with one covering 9,000 shares, the
latter to be offered
at
the
market
(approximately $1 per share),
at
S.
:
at
$415,581
>■ $309,018
38,724
G—
:
Gross
30
securities
at
June
2,761,627
capital
at
June
335,000
30"—-:.----—'
——
-
operation at end of period—.
Uncollectible
654,000
3,898,401
122
-
Sales——
—V.
$98,508,497
___
174,
1951—Month—1950
1951—7 Mos.—1950
$112,568,206
•,
Mountain Fuel
The
ment
company
covering
1971.
The
The
First
Supply
Sept.
on
Boston
issue
will
balance
be
for
additions
and
velopment of
new
to
the
SEC
$15,000,000
registration
a
debentures due
by
a
The
distribution
company's
facilities
natural
state¬
124
—
figure.
and
orders
in
reduced
of
payment
NEPSCO
Commission
gas
the
to
authorization
for
SEC
amount of $830,000
in
and
amounts.
The
The borrowings
the
for
of
payment
bank
the
loan
of
out
Utah;
producing
hearing upon the application.—V.
for
fields
distribution
of
industrial
and
the
to
gas
ultimate
in
purposes
for
consumers
Salt
Lake
City,
other cities, towns and communities in Utah and
Wyoming.—V. 173, p. 382.
-
in
Operating
States
jilly
Telephone
31—
$8,889,273
revenues
Uncollectible
Si Telegraph
1951—Month—1950
■
oper.
Period End. July
31—
Operatir.g
southwestern
Operating
Operating
Co.—Earns.
1951—7 Mos.^-1950
24,004
154,978
•
oper.
rev._
$8,869,254
__
7,242,705 '
Net
185,481
936,476
7,717,732
174,
income.
$800,122
$5,515,015
—V.
174,
487,791
54G.
p.
637,641
4,380,096
2,169,084
15,376,060
4,125,046
company
surrender
9,711,805
1951—Month—1950
Proposed
10,802,653
the
shares
for
company
The
A
V.
171, p. 2199.
lJ"
'
change
with
of
The
stockholders
Bluff ton,
stock
lative
Morris
5c
effect
and
stock
a
10c
Indiana
to
$1
New York Dock Co.
ex¬
' "
.
£ '
''
,/
•1
stores,
•
•"
'/V ;'-f
;V.
for qualifying 207,500 shares of its Murphy
exchanging the same for the common and cumu¬
stock
the approval
of
Morris.
The
proposed
stock
all stockholders.—V. 174, p. 637.
of
The company
exchange
:■>' ,K-1-
.
■
'
4%
bonds
and
most of the money to redeem its first mortgage
use
will
add
balance
the
to
its
general
funds.—V.
173,
1795.
p.
said
Up New
Period End, July 31—
An auto fleet lease plan is the latest addition to the "new idea file"
of life insurance companies seeking investment outlets and
business
firms
wanting
Several
to
steel
important
salesman-owned
on
and
other
financing
and
ment
firm.
The
"•? ';.
&
of
have
I.
'
R.
du
plan,
known
for
their
basis
for
The
trust
of
one
total
a
Chevrolets
Nemours
of
and
&
1,970
under
cars
Plymouths
Sunshine
Co.,
Minneapolis-Honeywell
made
months
several
leased
are
firms,
other
and
Regulator
but
ago,
in
with
fleets
the
Oper. revs.
Oper, exps
explained
but
years,
This
the
Inc.,
arrang-
,
29,603,828 214,835,697 203,551,170
13,414,537
11,564,857
102,729,160
Oper. taxes——.
8,370,043
6,707,869
62,858,217
5,044,494
4,856,988
39,870,943
31,634,802
3,785,111
33,167,190
25,747,697
income
Net after charges
—V.
with renewal options.
*
the
plan
are
similar
Any make of
of
of
is
Rental
ratings,
net-lease
a
.'
'
in
and
equipment
To Raise
any
1952
the
other
letter
J.
of
M.
Dain
173,
of
&
Investment
V.
notification
shares
Co.,
Co.
stock
at
with
the
Minn,, for
the
(between
market
SEC
$10)
(par
Minneapolis,
1990.
p.
filed
was
common
on
to
the
$15
be
Sept.
than
offered
account
and
$19
through
the Finch
of
share).—
per
National Airlines,
five
will
held
be
directors
on
the
to
11-member
board.
The
and
National
for
agement
G. T.
Strabo
the
in
year,"
annual
last
V.
Sales
Claggett.
nine
years,
the company out
Shirt
Mr.
Jacobs
but he
has
are
W.
the
following:
Perry, Bradley
been
a
director
dropped from the
was
1951—Month—1950
of
174,
for
and
Keith
telephone
said, "'we hope
the State.".
he
the
financing
be
raised.—V.
the
on
the
basis
service
to
are
add
Mr. McHugh declared.
more
than
300,000
tele¬
-.'v.'?/•,'y
/
were revealed other than the
850.
p.
of $100,000,000 to
depreciation
President, said.
running 10% higher
remainder from
McHugh,
S.
program
174,
191.
p.
-
in
,
to
of
free
had
from
of
its
serving
York
to
move
Colon,
at
zone
been
New
matter
a
Operations, on Sept. 6 an¬
a
new
Latin-America head¬
Overseas
hundred
the
past
"so
Panama
hours,
Panama.
several
during
City
we
can
of
days
or
instead
50
deliver
weeks."
makers of over 1,400 different drugs, thus becomes
pharmaceutical firm to
take advantage of
a
American
in
free
the
at
zone
Colon,
Mr.
said.
Jeeves
The
firm
at
to
added.—V.
174,
850.
p.
(J. C.) Penney Co.—August Sales—
~
There
1,609
in
stores
ago.—V.
year
a
1,615
were
1951—8 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
174, p.
$
*
%
80,541,432 594,027,880 533,936,977
85,583,725
against
Penney chain this August
the
638.
.
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This
Sept.
corporation,
of
the
as
subsidiary
a
of
Genera!
Telephone
Corp.,
on
with the SEC a registration statement covering 26,000
preferred stock, without par value.
Paine, Webber,
Curtis and Stone & Webster Securities Corp. were named
filed
7
shares
$2.25
&
principal underwriters.
clearance by the SEC, it is expected that the shares will
Subject to
be offered
to
the
public later this month.
from
Proceeds
the
of
sale
will
securities
these
be
used
to
repay
borrowed for construction purposes.
The company, which
serves 133,000
telephones, expects gross additions and betterments in
1951
to total about $4,664,000 provided construction plans are not
curtailed as a result of government restrictions on the use of mate¬
$1,200,000
rials.—V.
172,
1347.
p.
,
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.—August Sales—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
1951—Month—1950 v
—V.
174, p.
L...
T
1951—8Mos.—1950
$3,798,634 $32,256,868 $29,704,154
$4,169,741
-
639.
*
p.
corporation
190.
»
•
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'
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"';;V
& Trust
Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—V.
173, p. 2292.
Northern States Power Co.
000
in
bank
money
7
(described
filed
its
a
$5
registration
par
common
statement
with
borrowings.
.
•
will be used in connection with the company's expansion
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Period End. July 31—
the
stock.
"speculative") is to be offered for public
sale through, an underwriting group headed by Union Securities Corp.
The publip offering, price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. *
■5 \
•'
'
•.
oper.
—
rev-
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating
„
Co.—July Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
1951—7 Mos.—1950
$10,707,043
$9,989,649 $73,569,985 $66,258,502
15,300
16,833
182,293
157,422
$10,691,743
8,230,320
$9,072,316 $73,387,692 $66,101,080
7,301,350
52,886,519
49,337,453
1,450,456
taxes
382,073
11,583,397
7,641,427
-
.
•
'
Net
Net
—V.
operating income.
after
174,
charees,
p.
638.,
-
$1,010,967
$2,289,393
$8,917,776
$9,122,200
1,141,549
7,761,722
6,803,024
845,581
.
*■
to
be
amortized
capital.
annually
\
CONSOLIDATED
Years Ended May
Net
beginning Aug. 1,
1952, and
before
:
.
STATEMENT
EARNINGS
OP
1»51
31—
Net
Federal
taxes
taxes
income
on
on
$11,010,218
1,318,951
594,146
(est)
-
shares
172, p.
outstanding-
common
share
$8,959,623
668,328
261,439
' $724,805
income—
profit
Common
Earnings per
—V.
-
to retire short-term bank
and to provide additional
sales
$406,889
178^no
14*o5q-
—
$4.07
—
—
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Arranges Bank
This
$2.80
1833.
company
and
its
subsidiary,
Phillips
Credit—
Pipe line Co.
recently
completed arrangements for additional lines of bank credit on
a
standby basis which will enable the borrowing of funds from time to
time
as
occasions
for their use arise, according to K. S. - Adams,
rhairman
*
is
payment of premium.
The
proceeds of the loan will be used
indebtedness
($950,000 at May 31, 1951)
Profit
as
.
loan
the SEC to incur $15,000,-
during 1S51 and 1952.—V. 174, p. 850.
Uncollectible
*
permanent financing,
provision has been made to apply a percentage of annual earnings in.
excess
of
$350,000 per annum to further reduce the loan without
working
(Minn.)—Bank Loan—
The company has received permission from
$9,830,722
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Sept.
covering 900,000 shares of
more
The
company
Operating revenues
on
vide
1951—Month—1950
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$13,113,274 $12,402,119 $90,739,549 $81,172,787
31—
Privately—In order to pro¬
the company has ar¬
ranged for a 15-year term loan of not less than $2,000,000
and not more than $2,500,000.
The loan with the Metro¬
Pfaudler Co.—Loan Placed
Federal
638.
Natural Gas & Oil
stock
to
to
go
has called for redemption on Oct. 1, next, $65,000 of
5% sinking fund collateral trust bonds, due Jan. 1, 1968, at 100 and
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Mellon National Bank
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$1,207,342 $10,153,943
~
The
of
will
used
man¬
of proportion to their holdings.—V.
$1,316,421
The
remainder
be
Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales—
Period End. Aug. 31—
SEC
sources
sums,
174,
politan Life Insurance Co. is effective Aug. 1, 1951.
meeting
The
Sales
p.
the
for
1951
over
to
are
Northeastern Water Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
174,
capital
-
174,
program
—V.
undertaken
being
is
throughout
amount
—V.
901.
National
while
schedule
increase
an
$130,000,000
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—August Sales—
slate to be presented at the meeting.
Baker, President, stated recently that the management favored
of cumulative voting because it gave minority stockholders
influence
construction
a
$180,000,000,
About
area
be
on
the beginning of the century in th export of pharma¬
Latin-America, he pointed out.
move
to Panama will be completed by the end of this year,"
Jackson
York State.
demands
details
No
total
elimination
p.
Metropolitan
earmarked
Period End. Aug.
Sept. 27.
The' opposition group's nominees for the board
William K. Jacobs Jr.. Robert J. Marony, Farwell
Gaylord,
...
.
last year—itself one of our biggest years,"
"Next
phones
Inc.—Proxy Fight Opened—
independent stockholders' committee, formed recently in op¬
position to the management of this corporation, announced on Sept. 13
that it has mailed proxies to the airline's stockholders in an effort to
defeat the management's proposed abolition of cumulative voting and
elect
,
announced
,
to
(
»
The
to
new
10
involve
to
$20,000,000.
New
program
other
of
York
of
"Current
covering
7
New
from
come
Sept.
on
expected
totals
parts
The
number
100, will be leased.—V. 174, p. 901.
is
.
$100,000,000 Next Year for New Improvements
company
that
projected
in
4,028,462
174, p. 850.
-The
to
more
credit
on
those
to
automobile,
passenger
or
oper.
of
company
Period End. Aug. 31—
76,986,534
45,351,732
Net
products
steel
.
schedules."—V.
created
decided
company,
pioneered
41,168,685 317,564,857 280,537,704
31,690,550
oper.
of
with special emphasis
1955
>
1,244,017
793,544
.......
investment
an
Nash Finch Co., Minneapolis, Minn.—SEC Filing—
A
119,259
the
drugs
first
franchise
41,287,944 318,358,401 281,781,721
45,105,087
and
establishment
the
customers
had
life-saving
.'\'V
revs.,
Net
and
3,000
rev—
number
a
1951
work
recently
Sales
a
Co.
final
100
of
highest
operations.
of
minimum
a
45,204,278
v 99,191
——
for
the
Latin-America
being
are
—
Biscuits,
taken place. The cars represent
by The Mutual Life.
autos
business
year
financing.
over
de
and
sales
mechanics
cars
formerly relied
they need in sales
$2,600,000
the
in
Fords,
Pont
were
nationally
use
leased
revs..
Pittsburgh Steel
200,000 tons of
for
resulting from this loan," he added, "would
production at Packard and continue to have
on
Director
Jeeves,
in
1951—7 Mos.—1950
that
automobiles
.
just now
than
more
Under
have
1951—Month—1950
up
Johnson
Commitments
ments
company-owned
mostly
—
E.
to
Oper;
loan
return
i
.
maximum
plans
he
Co.—Earnings—
/.
Uncollectible oper-.
by The Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New
Howell
Heather, Baltimore, Md., fleet manage¬
-v' •./i'.:-.':■ v.;;::',.
";r-,
' [;
::
set
Petersen,
cars
rented
Johnson
national
or
operations,
plan
York
capital. 1
business
firms,
specifies
between
deliveries
maintain
quarters
'
working
conserve
contract
Packard
sheet.
stabilizing influence
a
ceuticals
New York Telephone
the
to
rolled
"The
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York—Sets
Low-Cost Plan to Lease Passenger Autos—
in
purposes
will
it
announced
five-year period.
a
spokesman said the agreement with the steel firm stated
Pittsburgh can borrow the $2,000,000 if necessary to complete
a
cold rolled sheet mill at
Allenport, Pa.
.
„
-
W.
borrowed
will
10
expansion
company
nounced
-:7.\:>
Receives Insurance Loan—The
—
•
on
$8,286,750 from the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United States on a 20-year
3%% mortgage loan.
fev:;
-■
.■<
has
company
calls
and
preference
requires
the
the
Ind.
application
common
of
asked
<
ters from New York to Panama— ;
V'-; ^
.
.
"'"•••
.
V
.
Parke, Davis & Co.—Moves Latin America Headquar¬
of $1,717,135 in the first six months of this year.—
revenues
'
■'
Co.—Tenders Sought—
it said,
net profit of $350,630
consolidated
a
.
Broad St.,
55
Sept.
on
for
cold
!
•
also reported
company
operating
Manufacturers
loans
Y.,
up to 50,000 shares Of its first
price not to exceed $22.50 per share.
Holders may
later than Oct. 1 and shares tendered at the
over
He
company
on
Sept.
10
disclosed
it
has
Securities
Commission
to
approve
its plans to
Inc.,
The stock,
the
to retire existing bank
of capital expenditures.
N.
prices will be purchased first.—V. 174, p. 638.
"The
Co.,
be
used
program
York,
is offering to purchase
stock
products
that
13 invited holders of its preferred stock to
retirements The company said it wishes to
Sept.
on
each.
'
The
being
are
New
expansion of
Steamship Co.—Seeks to Pur¬
Trust
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$12,791,151 $11,448,354 $95,884,907 $85,892,335
Consolidation—
the
$2,000,000
-„..He
deposited with
New York, N. Y.
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—August Sales—
—
4 %
company
This
steel
15,466,491
1,517,637
repurchase 64,374 shares of the stock at $25
Sales—
1,493,402
Packard Motor Car Co.—Loan to Steel Firm—
Co.
13,390,225
should
Period End. Aug. 31—
11,852,649
$1,727,321 $10,700,925 $11,682,741
1,703,823
10,452,810
11,546,238
has been appointed trustee
debentures, due Aug. 1, 1971.—V. 172, pp. 2382 and
a
help
The
'
,
4y,jyi,03o
14,606,530
V
delivered
$5,377,125
after charges
05,627,458
1,751,692
not
chase Preferred Shares—
Net operating
Net
7,071,2t>7
$1,543,623
loans
Bank,
issue of
lowest
638.
p.
New York & Cuba Mail
6,201,585
$650,675
14,658,882
1,894,423
1,853,766
1,379,649
operating incomecharges
Net after
$7,887,287 $59,137,600 $52,089,752
6,150,689
45,904,853
40,511,042
975,874
12,822,242
2,264,522
—
taxes
$10,550*280 $80,934,913 $72,926,420
•.
The
15,707,274 115,723,087 108,797,390
11,643,767
85,688,145
79,940,674
16,940,530
revenues—
expenses
1951—7 Mos.—1950
7,859,2>4
the company's
tender
-
—V.
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
the
of
preferred stock at
1951- 7 Mos.—1950
$
$
15,726,789 115,873,655 108,955,743
19,515
150,568
158,353
"$
16,964,950
24,420
revenues
Uncollectible
-Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
$
$7,911,291 $59,292,578 $52,275,233
20,019
rev-
$11,487,336
"
Pacific Public Service
Operating
Mountain
rev._
2,034,419
Hanover
an
v
'
Period End.
Co.—Earnings—
•
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
residential, com¬
Ogden, Provo and
30
235,867
1735.
174, p. 546.
natural
Wyoming,
northwestern
Colorado
and
north¬
transportation of the gas by pipe line from the
through southwestern Wyoming into Utah; and the
the
mercial
772,279
*305,034
companies.
The
southwestern
eastern
275,283
297,330
638.
p.
Proceeds
If necessary, by other appropriate means.
The SEC has given interested persons until Sept. 20, 1951, to request
a
oper.
incurred under
earnings or,
productive natural gas properties.
1,256,318
122,757
1951—Month—1950
expenses
174,
ance
to
provides
112,239
4,744,749
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.—Securities Placed Private¬
$1,310,000; and prior to Oct. 11, 1951, an
will reduce the loan to the $830,000
plan of liquidation now pending before the
a
*5,544
4,474,847
ly—Joseph Bowes, President, on Sept. 7 announced that
the company has sold $5,000,000 3%% first mortgage
bonds to a group of five life insurance companies and
$5,000,000 4% debentures to a group of seven life insur¬
$480,000
has
which
to
for a
(2 Vifo)
aggregate amount of
have been renewed
last renewal, on
the
1947,
of
reduced
in the reduced amount of $4,000,000.
was
further
additional
production,
exploration and de¬
for
and
1950,
have been
SEC
to
since
time
to
applied
10
the principal
in
118,720
$11,510,339 $10,560*786 $31,028,581 $73,038,117
23,003
10,506
93,668
161,697
operating income.
after charges
—V.
Service Co.—Bank Loans—
from Oct. 11, 1951.
were
initially made
pursuant
time
li,
Oct.
1,
by
Sept.
on
loan
year
borrowings
from
Oct,
production and purchase of
one
$13,500,000
headed
group
to prepay a $12,000,000 bank loan,
the
is engaged in the
company
in
gas
with
of
underwritten
bank
194,507
174, P. 547.
Net
company
its
renew
period of
•
Corp.
transmission
The
.>
,,
..
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed
12
proposed
a
offering
V.
.
The proceeds are to be issued
the
The
$639,338,840 $655,812,891
190.
p.
r
1948
$814,561
80,995
5,709,436
Operating taxes
Net
Period End. Aug. 31—
1949
$658,207
.
Operating revenues.—
Operating
174, p. 901.
New England Public
1950
323,799
1,118,242
oper..income
Operating revenues
8,724,356
436,000
;
30—___
Montgomery Ward & Co.—August Sales—
;
under¬
$973,228
Ohio Bell Telephone
3,356,860
•
335,000
10,544,295
30—:
30—
—V.
No
purposes.
-
at
in
the
The
21,287
Period End. July 31—
12,776,800
.
5,250,130
June
at
Stores
share.
6,450,245
railway
railway-
from
ry.
24,763,950
,
13,953,262
—
debt
Working
corporate
with
to be offered
per
720.
p.
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
12,546,702
25,535,121
_
June
$2.50)
$7.50
$929,997
"176,474
from
Net
$0.43
13,768,639
—
—
30
Government
term
at
245,869
.
$0.61
:*
:
—
Long
through Jacquin, Stanley & Co., New York, and the proceeds going to
selling stockholders.—V. 174, p. 849.
-
245,869
_
30
Inventories
with
general
notification
(par
1951
ry.
39,657
—_______
June
of
stock
purchase
From Jan. 1—
194,000
_.
paid
June
for
for
174,
railway—
railway
from
Net
503,018
400,000
_
______
at
used
from
Net
1950
•
$26,567,744 $24,314,471
-
share
per
be
letter
a
common
investment
an
Subs.)—Earnings—
*
surplus
assets
to
are
writing is involved.—V.
filed
4
Northwestern Pacific RR.— -Earnings—
paid
dividend
Sept.
on
covering 3,000 shares of
employees holding options
to
5
Plastics, Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation
July—
______
„
Current
product, "The Message Repeater."
new
The
SEC
representing
taxes—
dividend
Earnings
Total
'
•
Northwest
of
determine.
taxes
state
profit
Common
'■
'•
to be added to working capital and used to increase
-.
&
Preferred
by Tellier & Co. and Jacquin Stanley &
.
funds
acquisition
Net
offi¬
and directors! the right to subscribe to
105,500 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per share.
Rights are to expire on Oct. 10.
The directors
reserve
the
right to offer any unsubscribed shares
to a group of brokers headed
'
general
the
Stock—
(excluding
cers
Co.
the
to
time'for
drilling and other operations
stock,
common
;
Proiit
Net
The directors
to
in
6 Months Ended June 30—
174, p. 849.
Mohawk Business Machines Corp.—Offers
*
the
of
Federal
;
shall
organized
was
Neisner Brothers, Inc.
/
'
■
Oct.
on
1949, Mr. Morfa said.—V.
added
be
time
total
Katy's
the
will
from
directors
the
as
company
company's
of $4,500,000 in cash.
approximately $2,050,000, to be delivered by February,
of
areas
shares
1952.
The
financing
be used
to
properties and for exploratory,
February, 1950, by Mississippi River
Fuel Corp., for the purpose of engaging in the production and sale of
natural
gas
and oil.
Mississippi holds all the outstanding 900,000
<
Works
such
the
of
company,
additional
diesels, all 1200 h.p., will be purchased from the Baldwin Loco¬
motive
proceeds
the
of
diesel
the adjustment mortgage
payment of one coupon of
Morfa,
Net
Equipment—
purchase
the
(997)
and
Paul
Endacott.
> President,
of
the
parent
company.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(998)
«
further that at no other time in the company s history has
large a backlog of attractive opportunities to place
They stated
been
there
existing
of
reserves
materials
raw
'
supplies on a
product
and
the standby
of
part
Operating
revenues —
Uncollectible oper. rev...
V
"'1951-^7
MPs.—1950 "
$7,546,047
$3,908,828
1,772
1,893
-
14,034
revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
$1,084,376
784,591
177,230
—
$1,006,893
696,393
166,473
$122,555
74,443
—
and
t
"
Authorized
$144,027
94,303
after
Net
—V.
together with necessary pumping stations and tanks to increase
barrels per day the capacity of the existing products pipe
line system from Phillips, Texas, to East Chicago, lnd., now handling
<85,000 barrels per day.
T. ;
,T ,f
T'T.-
charges
174,
639.
p.
$841,094
Preferred
591,702
standby
remaining
is
credit
Phillips
for
Co.
Petroleum
and
^provides for a maximum of $75,000,000 repayable from June 30, 1953
to Dec. 31,
1957.
The proceeds from this borrowing wiJ be available
chemicals, extract
natural
gasoline and liquefied petroleum gases, gather and process
natural gas, eliminate operating bottlenecks in existing facilities, and
complete an extensive refinery expansion and improvement program.
"The
company
recently announced construction of two large plants
lor the extraction of natural
gasoline and lighter hydrocarbons from
,gas produced in the Spraberry Trend of West Texas.
During
•
various
for
desired
if
the
projects
new
period,
postwar
5-year
manufacture
to
1946
1950, Inclusive,
to
'
and
1950,
1951
income
gross
is
expected
subsidiary
manufactures
Crosscut
line
of
and saw blades consisting of
They also make a
trade
woodworking saws
and
complete
a
plus
and
for
line
for
Rose's 5,
reach
1951—Month—1950
$1,587,274
-
—V.
174,
information
Dakota
in South
acres
revealed
was
Peter
Fortune
succeed
Mr.
Baker.
on
in
acres
the
late
has
Maxwell
been
V.
elected
Miller,
President, and
Montana.
EARNINGS
SECOND
who
died
director
a
R.
HISTORY
47.4%
A
is
interest
Within
Unit.
six
owned
miles
of
Phillips
by
these
in
units
two
this
the
24,040
another
of
area
interest
particular
this
at
the
time,
Scott Paper
Brunswick
prolific
Spraberry Sand Trend of West Texas, Phillips owns oil and gas leases
approximately 30,000 net acres.
An aggressive program is now
develop this
producing wells
to
23
dieted
estimated
that
Foldings
garded
additional
500
the
in
heart
of
now
will
wells
the
date,
drilled
be
Spraberry
Trend
for production.—V. 174,
proved
as
is
and
the company has
drilling 22 other wells.
To
acreage.
the
on
in
the
com-
It
and
company's
areas
re¬
now
902.
p.
share,
V.
with
174,
Scherck, Richter & Co., at $29.25
dealer's
a
concession
of
The
tures
has
reduced
since
$5,000,000
over
its
$1.75
•outstanding on Aug. 31.—V.
outstanding
the
end
of
20-year
June,
3V2%
of
turning
out
-1951—Month—1950
cago
W. C. Gibson
leaving
:
$10,661,350
The corporation has reached an agreement with a
group of ten banks,
by the Mellon National Bank & Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, pro¬
;
probably
be
used
to
the
of
out
-
replacing
secured
advanced
funds to the
subsidiary for paying off these loans July 2.
Champ Carry, President, said in the firm's second quarter -earnings
■report
will
that
"the financing
of such
instalment
sales
in
the
future
accomplished, in part at least, through the borrowing of funds
be
credit
new
agreement
and
presnt
1% above the prime interest rate on
outstanding borrowings.
termination of the agreement, Pullman has the
option of paying
in cash or over a four-year period.
participating banks include First National
Continental
Bank, of
&
Illinois
National
Bank
&
Trust
are
of
this
'
v
a
America, Mercantile-Commerce
Bank.—V.
173,
proxies
dirctors
and
formed
the
for
chemical
manufacturer
and
of
the
Joseph
D.
McGoldrick,
Edward
investor;
not
company
by
New
was
administration.
Carl
associated
who
All
three
the company last year as the result
stockholders' committee.—V. 173, p.
management
C.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
;
Co.,
Bank
of
of
Tr
company
to
rose
reported that
Undistributed gains
Bank & Trust Co.,
$3,069,288.
tiany's fiscal year end,
The
has
company
$14,862,742
unrealized
realized
amounted to
at
At
S.
Bresmck,
with
York
the
of
if the
The
and
of
462
units
retail
436
units a
elected
the efforts
t
Charles
Francis
h&s
available
Mr.
;
no
in
June
and
"the
same
the
Belmcnt
said
of
approved
York,
Co.,
Harris Trust
financing plans,
that
company,
are
Shoe
Block
Co.—V.
but
and
sales
are
the
to
of
Provision
Oct.
31,
in
of
August
Inc.;
1950,
the
board
com-
for
income
322,569
on
those of
of
2,625.434
999,284
$1,805,088
$1,626,150
$5.60
———
outstanding.—V.
174,
the
$5
the
stockholders
wants
to
television
division
Remington Rand Inc. (&
administrative
Provision
Ton
and
174,
showed
p.
720;
8.
plants
general
shares
of
up
($20
The
orders
173,
of
of costs and
foreign income
(estimated)
income'
and
PROCEEDS—Half
Agency—
1,124,155
334,797
excess
profits
37,757
p.
639.
,
from
into
common
preferred.
at
the
The.
new
ratio
of
514
preferred
shares
stock
is
the
proceeds
from
the
loan,
short-term bank indebtedness to
•
been
were
used
made, for equipping two
1,567,774
tube
the
production of miniature
duces
$4,051,039
of
$1,901,217
$1,025,000
in
1951.
used
ceramic
in
television
phonograph
174,
.
$3,500,000
additional
of
future
.
—
Stock
Subscriptions—Of the
cumulative
offered
for
See V. 174,
852.
p.
receiving sets and
new
tubes
was
begun.
pickup, cartridges
in
buildings.
January
The
and
1251—Month—1950
1951—8 Mos.—1950
.
'
$11,951,432 $12,606,109 $85,809,531 $85,944,403
640.
p.
.
Spokane; Portland & Seattle Ry* -Earnings—•
Gross
'■
from
ry.
T,
1951
1950
1949
1948
railway
$2;788,782
$1,978,483
$1,964,540
$2,131,325
railway—
1,112,034
527,488
517,442
590,224:
487,058
315,672
248,323
299,857
17,144,831
14,048.980
13,464,743
14,078,311
3,772,218
3,075,058'
3,301,463
2,065,927
1,254,722
1,259,097
-
.
from
Net
r
income—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
~
from
Gross
Net
from
ry.
—V.
railway
174,
6,351,366 !
railway—
income
oper.
"
640.
p.
•
New
York
Curb
Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
Exchange
will
offer
shares in
company
additional
to
Date
of
record
would
at
a
common
the
be
has
ratio
about
been
special
notified
of
the
share
one
Oct.
that,
subject
by
the
directors.—V.
174,
p.
903.
and
4
v
to
meeting called Tor Sept. 24,
shareholders
right
for
the
to* subscribe-
each
'
'
held.
ten
subscription
Tor; the warrants-rgood lor about eighteen days—would be
'
'
price
set -later
<
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
July—
Gross
Net
of
this
year
company
also
pro¬
Sonotone's
1951
from
railway
research
.
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.
*19,516
*56,178
*73,773
1,667,893
2,141,551
*42,760
railway—
174,
p.
*45,724
;■
■
1,591.308
137,389
5,738
*215,409
$288,660
'
*322,000
*4,761
96,863
*343,323
*340,660
..
174, p. 640.
Sterchi Bros.
—V.
.
1,994.537
income—
sales—Tot.
1943
*10,665
T..' -f":''■'■■■■■
Stores
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
*'
$217,318
*2,845
railway
oper.
1949
$224,886
11,191
'•
From Jan. 1—
Net
1950
$279,962
from
railway—,
Net ry. oper. income—-
Inc.—August Sales—
1951—Month—1950
revs
$1,033,712
640.
,
1
;
—
r
.
'
,
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$1,434,210
Suburban Gas Service, Inc.
Manufacturers
laboratories
have
developed
an
improved
tyne
of; nickel
cadmrnm
storage battery which has application in both the civilian and
military
fields.
require
4.50%
sales
—V.
to
BUSINESS—Corporation, incorporated in 1929, is prominent in the
hearing-air field.
Early in 1950, Sonotone embarked upon a program
of expansion to enlarge its cope of operations in the electronic indus¬
try.
In May of 1950,- the company began the manufacture of the
cathode ray electron gun which forms an essential
part-of the cathode
ray
of
$50)
♦Deficit.—V.
will
have
effect
to
have
Net
at $27 per share plus accrued dividends.
$1,250,000
$750,000
(b>
,
-
"5,947,740
taxes
>.
56,341
57,344
'
profits
—
company's
commitments
108,674
of
to
2293.
Period End. Aug. 31—
'
this
to $750,000.
Of the proceeds of the current
be used to pay the balance of this loan and
the remainder will be applied against the cost of
machinery, for which
offering,
10,988,150
333,563
the
Trust Co.
expenses
1——'——_T.—_
•Including United States
173, p. 2499.
reduce
1950
1,189,422
excess
any time
of
expected
Standard Products
politan Life Insurance Co. through Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co. ,on a 4% note due Aug 15, 1961.
18,657,270
Interests—_
—
—V.
profit,
384.
14,902,207
III"III
minority
share
is
173, p.
'
Preferred Stock Offered—Van Al¬
is convertible
each
and
Spiegel Inc. (& Subs.)—August Sales—'
Note Placed Privately—On Aug. 15, 1951',.the company
borrowed $1,000,000, repayable in ten years, from Metro¬
$53,343,750 $34,667,462
I_
to
p.
for
redeemable at
and
equipment
charges
applicable
substantial
a
V. 173,
stock
new
i
bonds
the
bank loans amounting to $4,500,000, and
proceeds will be added to the general funds of the
to be deposited with the trustee will in due
approval by the stockholders
value) at $25 per share, plus accrued dividends.
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
common
the
for
effect
current
Sept. 11, 1951.
on
2094.
p.
Adv.
par
The
rapidly,
26,753,761
expenses
amortization
and
and
taxes
N£t
and
—
debt-
interest
income
Net
com-
Subs.)—Earnings—III—I
depreciation,
of
amortization
funded
Other
V.
for
obsolescence
Interest
build
1951
«Jet sales and other income
Cost of sa'.es
.
the
backlog
to
Quarter Ended June 30—
.Belling,
have
the
—
trustee
bo
to
are
to
(ai
$5.04
styne Noel Corp., on Sept. 12 headed a group which of¬
fered 40,000 shares of $1.55 convertible preferred stock
value.
.
a
Corp.
authorized
par
the
terms
.
utilized
$5,000,000
(par
Net
1950
of
relations.—V.
public
of
.
be
been placed by the underwriting group
by Morgan Stanley & Co. and Glore, Forgan &
Co. at $56.25 per share. The subscription
rights expired
the
1,610,423
Smith, Inc.—Appoints
one
underwriting
will
headed
3,416.511
taxes—
—
share—
shares
and
financing
with
such
of
shares
shares
..
$31,840,493 $25,735,922
—-'
profits
excess
the year—
common
per
prices
the
second
preferred
subscription by common
stockholders, 123,332 shares were purchased through ex¬
ercise of subscription warrants.
The remaining
1,665
Galienkamp Stores Co.;
—
taxesl
income
Sonotone
in
of
of
program
stock
of
the world's largest manufacturers of rugs,
carpets and hard surface floor coverings, has
appointed J. Walter
Thompson
Co.
as
its
advertising
agency,
effective- Jan.
1,
1952,
according to John GoodwiU'e, Vice-President in charge of advertising
for
allowance
shares
company now has
expects shipments
the red.—V.
~
;
be withdrawn to reimburse the company's treasury for construeConstruction expenditures are estimated at $11,for the 12-month period ending June 30, 1952.
Completion
The
July results this year, he said, were better
than those for
year, but August was worse.
Last year
he said
and
721."
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Spencer Chemical Co.
this year
'»1951
^
This corporation,
After
offering
The
125,000
the
HI,"'
:
!
for income and
(Alexander)
months last
radio
Sept. 7.—V. 174,
on
amendment.
financing.—V.
independent
an
consolidated with
Stores,
278.
p.
—
before
Profit
summer and starting to taper off in
this
business, he said, will be subject to renegotiation*
fcut this year it was in
Offering Over¬
earlier.
Shoe
174,
Year Ended June 30—
Net
♦Earnings
opportunity arises.
the
by
July—
r®acl?ed next
-T
rates,
the
of
and
in
(L. C.) Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc.—Earnings—
Trust
increase
an
to
-r:.
expenditures.
on
at
shares.
3,000,000
President, told
favorable
a
$150,000,000
"'.Pu
1953, Much
7
Adams, Jr.,
case
about
Sept.
2,250,000
present
Adams
worth
on
from
New
retirement
908.000
Raytheon Manufacturing Co.—Stock Increased—
s^oc't
1980
proceeds
company.
10.
operated
was
year
subsidiaries, figures of which
Schiff
and
stockholders
series due
the balance
stock¬
largest
Comptroller
July 1, 1950.
v.
,
charges, the asset value per share was $23.49
an
increase
$0.83 per share during the month of
August.—V. 174,'p. 548.
The
3%;
bonds,
The bonds and debentures are to be offered for public sale through
underwriting group headed by Blair. Rollins & Co., Inc.
Th»
Net
tne
management;
City
were
of
the
(Prior
*
refunding mortgage
Connecticut
For comparative purposes, sales of Gallenkamp Stores Co. during the
Jan. 1,
1950-July 1, 1950 period are included in the above figures.
Shoe Corp. of America acquired the company as of
$477,529.
outstanding 505,104
and
? The company, on Sept. 6 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $5,000,000 of first mortgage sinking fund bonds, due 1976, and
of sinking fund debentures due 1971. ■
'
Aug. 31. James H.
that
date
were
gains
since
first
for definitive bonds at The Hanover Bank,
173, p. 385. ?'■?;\;V '
than-211% of the stock offered, J. B. French, Presi¬
^supplied
1951—-Month—1950
1951-r-8 Mos.—1950
$5,320,560
$4,644,383. $33,489,328 $28,567,046
-
total
■"Based
this
-
exchanged
Net
President,
1,000
■J
Southern Union Gas
•
a
off the
New
Guarantee
A
compared with
Railway & Light Securities Co.—Assets Increase—
Assets
1,000
721.
.
Sterling,
Shoe Corp. of America (& Subs.)—August Sales—
Net
Orr,
1,000
,1,500
dent, announced
purpose
2293.
p.
2,000
by this company to its stockholders of Aug. 16 of 30,970 shares of common stock at
a
price of $9 per share resulted in subscriptions for
•
.
have
company
soliciting
majority
organized
was
holder
'A of
Savings Bank, J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated, and the Philadelphia
Batlonal
be
interest
$1,435,122,892
''
committee,
parent
provides for payment of interest at
Botes
Other
1,000
an
.
.
company.
'jfrom outside sources,"
The
1,000
& Co._v—
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
Herbert W. Schaefer & Co,
Wyllie and Thornhill——
yt
Co
p.
York —V.
course
directors
seven
committee
the
finance
made by Pullman's new subsidiary, Trailmobile, Inc.
Trailmobile had outstanding loans of $18,000,000, which
by a pledge of instalment sales contracts. Pullman, Inc.,
June,
174,
more
,
of
'
.
sales
Bast
Mason,
&
(
Securities Co. of Chi¬
Southern Colorado Power Co,r?-Stock
.
viding for a.Une.of credit up to $30,000,000. *: ?•
instalment
2,000
1,000
—
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—Definitive Bonds—
(beaded
"were
&
Temporary
m
Segal Lock & Hardware Co.—Stockholders' Committee
\
1
*
The
will
Co—
:_i.__
may
-
'
174, p. 639.
Three
Pullman, Inc.—Gets Bank Credit—
banks
&
deposit of $5,000,000
174, p. 277.
these
Colket
Homer
•
1951—7 Mos.—1950
I—___$230,059,810 $226,909,686 $1,488,885,632
LaGuardia
from
1,000
-i
Expansion: Cdinpleted—'
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—August Sales—
stockholders'
deben¬
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Borrows $2,000,000—See Pack¬
174, p. 902.
borrowed
.1
Inc.
'
Co-ownership of which is'Shared equally
Paper Co., has completed an epansian
initiated last .year which has increased its '
program
Per. End. Aug. 31—
share.—
per
ard Motor Car Co. above.—V.
Funds
1,500
&
2,000
V.
Scott
Formed—
company
by
Paper
and
capable
Sales
per
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.—Reduces Debt—
-
•
& Co.,
Cassell
K.
S.
Harris,
1,500
Day
Inc.—
Co., Inc.—
Cunningham & Co.,
F.
2,000
Doolittle
approximately 300 tons of highgrade bleached sulphate pulp daily, Brunswick now .'operates at a rated *
capacity of more than 400 tons per day.—V. '174, p. 639.
'
* v
:y ^
—V.
191.
p.
C.
2,500
&
Inc,
capacity by/onerthirdy^'^v^
Previously
.
& Co. and
Inc.
Taussig,
1,500
Co.,
&
$5,000,000
Pickering Lumber Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 40,000 shares of common stock (par
$7.50) was made on Sept. 12 by Reynolds & Co., Cruttenden
&
improvement
production
,
is
Co.—Brunswick
Pulp
The Mead Corp.
by
on
underway
purchased
subscribed—The offering
29,080 net acres.
In
be
Shepard
Prescott,
Co.,
i
Scott,
acre
owns
company
to
Robert C. Jones & Co.—
3,000
Co..—
&
A
the
and
Shares
4,000
'3,500
First
,
Federal
Fairman
Penington,
*
Devonian*
stock
2,500
"Although final
President.
Endacott,
preferred
new
series
underwriters
J. C. Bradford & Co
figures for the fiscal year ended July 31, 1951, are
not
yet audited, dollar sales volume of Royal Typewriter was the
"On the Nesson Anticline in North Dakota, on which Amerada's two
highest in the company's 47-year history," Mr. Ryan reported. "In¬
-recently discovered wells are located,
Phillips owns leases covering
creased taxes, however, will reduce dollar per share eranlngs substan¬
•5,300 net acres.
In addition, the company holds 145,000 net acres
tially below those of the record fiscal
year
ended July 31,,; 1948,
leases within 50 miles of these two wells.
T T:/T
when Royal earned $4.98 a share on the common stock. But
earnings
In Roosevelt County, Montana, in the western part of the Wiiliston
per share will be the second largest in
history."
'
Basin, Phillips and associates have staked a location for an 8,500 foot
In
the last five years common
stockholders have increased more
Devonian test.
This well will be located on a 34,143 acre Federal Unit
than 100%, rising from
1,735 on July 31, 1946 to 3,760 on July 31,
in which Phillips owns a 16.2%
interest. In the same county Phillips
1951.
Twenty years ago
Royal Typewriter
had
only 217
common
and associates are preparing to deepen their No. 1 West Poplar Dome,
stockholders.—V. 173, p. 1482.
formerly bottomed at 5,051 feet to a depth of 9,000 feet to test the
Paul
several
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
"V '
*'.>
&
Cooley
Inc
to
suddenly Aug. 28, 1951.
to the President.
IN
of
the
follows:
as
—
Sills,
Assistant
HIGHEST
shares
the
of
-
3.500
Simonds
George
Ryan was formerly Vice-President and
This
Sept. 11 by K. S. Adams, Chairman, and
and 461,600
Ryan
of
are
Straus & Blosser
$1,481,154 $11,116,485 $10,016,113
Inc.
•400,000
.
number
'
of
names
conversion
upon
V-
■
Van Alstyne Noel Corp
Johnston, Lemon & Co..
1951—8 Mos,—1950
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.—Ryan Elected President—
Phillips, Petroleum Co. owns oil and gas leases on 1,843,400 net
«cres in
the active Wiiliston Basin of North Dakota, South Dakota
4ihd Montana. Of the total, 981,800 acres are located in North Dakota,
issuance
for
Shares
'
639.
p.
stock
common
respective
V.
10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales—
Sales
Owns Leases in Wiiliston Basin—
i
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
"'
•
upon
by each of them
Period End. Aug. 31—
-
preferred
preferred stock.
the
ior
*831,434
upon
issuance
shares
gang
carpenters,
line
complete
a
$1,500,000
stock and the granting of such option to the
President, will require the
reservation, after the completion of this financing, of 7,828 additional
factory
circular,' band,
types.
plumbers,
electricians and butchers,
home workshop.—V. 174, p. 851.
mill
A
issuance
Ohlen-Bishop Manufacturing Co., Columbus, Ohio,
a
subsidiary, has been changed to Rockwell Tools, Inc: Ohlen-Bishop.
purchased by Rockwell in May of this year, has been organized since
1852, and is one of the five largest saw manufacturers in the country.
The
40,000 shs.
—_
$1>—
value
(par
,
*39,137 sha.
stock, 210,000 shares to be initially reserved for
conversion of the new preferred stock and 25,000 shares
exercise of the option held by the President of the
company.,. The adjustment of the conversion price of the series A
preferred stock which will result''from Issuance of the new preferred
1
the
of
name
Phillips
to
Manufacturing Co.—Unit Changes Name—
The
<
applied a total of $456,548,000 to capital expansion.
Capital expenaiiuies during
1951 are now estimated at $140,000,000, compared with
*92,644,000
in
5600,000,000.
Rockwell
34,500
79,137 shs.
'■Assuming that none of these shares is converted between Aug. 15,
1951. and the completion of this financing,
tlncludlng 156,548 shares
reserved
as
at
Aug.
15, 1951, for issuance upon conversion of the
series
30 000
stock
$i,oco,ooo
34,500
pfd., series A—-—-.
stock
pfd.
conv.
Common
pipe,
The
stock
1961
15,
mortgage—
——_
($20 par value i.
$1.25 cum. conv.
$944,903
503,204
Aug.
money
$1.55
income-
due
Purchase
-$5,892,564
4,838,497
1,109,164
■'
Net operating
provides for a maximum of $30,000,000 repayable over IV* years
.starting Jan. 1,
1953.
The major part of these funds will be used
tor
more
than 500 miles of additional 8-inch,, 10-inch and
12-inch
aud
"by
note
Outstanding
$1,000,000
16,264
$7,531,953
J 5,393,314
1,297,545
^
is for Phillips Pipe -Line Co.
credit
bank
Operating
Monday, September 17, 1951
.
Net sales of Sonotone for the year ended Dec. 31,
1950, were $10,664,000 and net profit was $535,000. "compared with sales of $10,383,000
profits of $472,000 for the previous year.
Earnings-
4'/a%
of out¬
issue of
principally through conversions and redemptions
standing 2%%'
convertible debentures, so that the original
475,644,900 had declined to $16,616,000 by Sept. 7, 1951.
■educed,
One
long-
Corp.—July
1951—Month—1950
$1,086,274
$1,003,665
the company's long-term debt has been
of this year,
first
the
Since
31—.
Period End. July
basis.
income-producing
term
Telephone
Rochester
so
.
.
$5,773,373
$7,821,062
.
Stock
Offered-^Lester,
Ryons & Co. and Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., on Sept. 5
offered 12,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $4.50
per share, the proceeds going to a selling stockholder.—
V. 174, p. 852.
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—New Plant—
This
corporation
on
Sept.
10
announced'The :opening of a new
office
and*, bulk
plant
in
West
Grove,
Pa.
Mark
Anton,
President, reported that the new plant will provide
propane gas servica
within a
radius of
approximately 30 miles of West Grove and will
consolidate Suburban Prcpane's east coast
coverage.
The new opera¬
tion brings the company's district
plan total'to 40. ; ' "
;
•
district
,
The
chased
West
Grove plant has been erected
early this year.—V. 174, p. 852.
on
a
four-acre
plot
pur¬
Volume 174
Number 5047
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
7
(999)
•
Sunrise
Silver-Lead Corp., Spokane, Wash.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
corportaion
Files
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificate Of¬
fered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates on Sept.
6 offered $2,900,000 2V2%
equipment trust certificates,
Sept, 4 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 1,000,006 shares of common stock (par live
cents)
to
be offered, at
15 cents per
share, without underwriting. The proceeds
are to be used to
develop mine near Wallace, Ida—V. 174, p. 10.
on
SEC
»,
'*
Gross
'
*
'
1.1951
from
Net
ry.
railway....
railway
from
Net
1950
$421,799
income™
2,911,649
oper.
Net
$304,013
84,487
railway-,™
railway.....'.
ry.
71,996
58,921
22,767
16,706
5,920
2,588,704
2,737,722
587,921
623,182
192,816
235,545
$372,776
126,381
mission.
42,117
,
2,511,279
464,087
'
income
oper.
; *Deficit.—V. 174,
;
21,871
from
from
Net
1948
$342,678
From Jan. 1—
Gross
i"
1949
*811
bid
The
.
.
par.
..
•
•
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from,
the
sale
of
these
bonds
•'
\
r
*
will
ferred shares
applied'-to the payment of-the
company's outstanding short-term notes
are held by The
Chase National Bank of the
City of New York
four
ether
banks.
The
proceeds
the
irom
used
short-term
notes
of
where
the
system
operates
pipe line
a
Virginia
Ohio,
and
the
Pennsylvania
other
and
extending into the
extending across the
branch
New
York
to
point
a
sachusetts state line
The company's
sidiaries of The
Gas
the
on
New
resale
of
natural
in
gas
portions
of
new
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Tishman,
of
TO
PRESENT
3%
series
3%
.;
due
due
1966—
—_
due
1969—j,—
due
1970
states
of
First
Boston
have
been
due
197l____
"3V2%
series
due
1971.
Debentures,
Bank
3%%
due
2(4%
out
Cumulative
of
t
Gross
preferred
issuable
in
4.10%
series
4.25%
4.60%
stock
(par
3,695,000
:
5.10 % series
Common stock
,
♦Additional
mortgage
of
(par
the
due
of
the
series
1969
the
series
respective
due
series
more
subject
1971
due
the
are
of
of
below:
the
Arthurs,
severally
to
Bruce
Hirsch
&
The
100.000
Strudwick |.
Lestrange &
t Co.
R.
H.
and
purchased
A,
Redpath
M.
<fc
Co.—
Co...
Ball,
400,000
Burge & Kraus„
A.
G.
Becker & Co. Inc.
William
Blount
J.
Roger
and
Blair
&
Co.—
100,000
Bradford &
C.
Co.—
S.
300,000
Win.
150,000
250,000
Byrd
Brothers
Central
National
Cohu
&
Julien
Corp.
"
.
&
Co.—v
Cooley
&
Co.-—.:
&
.
Co—
:
—
&
Crouter
Si
,
R.
:
S.
&
-200.000
I.
du
Pont
Emanuel,
Este & Co.—
of
Robert
Garrett
.
Sons
&
C.
S.
Stern
Ira
Co.—'—w
174.
p.
Stix
on
the
for
tract
the
for
—
pipe
Virginia border.
-
of
Both river
791
vills.
miles
Pa.—V.
awarded
line
of
American
H
&
150,000
1,000.000
Corp..
750.000
Co.
Walker
a
Weeden
S.
&
Co.
&
Inc
p.
line
456.
the
sales
"
-
■
543,217
$10,000,000
York
3(4%
on
from
The
10,207,966
4,842,753
6,653,216
4,406,118
4,635,309
1950
1949
1948
$8,020,107
$8,777,631
2,361,578
$8,204,447
$9,479,680
1,940,770
2,724,954
241,599
income.
♦266,853
/ 860,743
733,830
1,228,064
63,685,529
57,568,237
52,340,753
14,999,684
13,936,128
9,653,914
60,850,369
16,538,815
4,667,993
railway
railway
5,150,534
3,356,843
7,154,643
income
oper.
174, p. 549.
Walgreen Co.—August Sales—
Period End. Aug. 31—
:
■
1951—Month—1950
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$14,726,063 $13,933,890 $111,236,787 $105,586,279
174, p. 641.
-v/
■
Showcase & Fixture Co., Inc.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Chase
National
letter
12,000
notes
due Sept. 1, 1954 to
general corporate purposes.
of
notification
shares
of
was
filed
stock
common
with
(par
the
$5),
SEC
to
on
be
Filing
—
in
authorizing
Sept.
offered
Carthage
The
Hydrocol,
Inc.,
Omaha.
Neb.,
a
pipe line crossing of the Ohio River
been
River
awarded
on
$900,000
to
to
be
acquired
.
to
interests)
by other
expenditures
cover
overhead
and
Sept.
on
interest
to
of
employees
below
the
filed
6
maximum
a
to
to
March
RFC
of
the
price
letter
a
8,500
market
Court
between
as
16
for
the
defendant
Plywood
wit:
115.845
to be
are
1951,
31,
to
to
Dec.
1951;
31,
the
a
con¬
Miss;,
to
The
Judgment
United
States
"Venetex"
shares
of
of
on
the
notification
New
its
at
Stock
$32.40
also
parties only
their
15,441,901
expenses
16,569,930
14,579,617
♦396,566
862,284
7.340,778
101,686
191,109
726,930
1,001,269
•294,880
1,053,393
8,067,708
^6,083,098
t
Int.
on
Other
long-term debt.
subscribe
on
or
Exchange
The
of
•
unsubscribed
investors
The
net
at
$337,500)
The
at
the
proceeds
$100,000)
made
shares
same
the
June
a
District
final
of
California
decision
consent
uphold¬
Corp.
defendants
various
23,
July
1951,
to
assign
right to
622
tons
of
acres,
offered
grapes
taxes
to
the remainder
in
1950.
The
1,019,010
691,091
163,000
6,170,422
4,315,39](
2,539,000
581,000
*615,250
528,091
3,631,422
3,734.391
transfer'd
earned
Ward
M.
long-term
between
carries
the
surplus.
Canaday,
agreement
„
this
"a
on
on
used
for
in
Aug.
needed
planted
balance
is
the
UAW-CIO.
Mr.
an
important
been
reached
Canaday said
unbroken by strikes against management since
Willys-Overland ih. 1936, a record of peaceful
management cooperation unequalled in the aatomobile in¬
and
of
■
The
new
contract, subject, to ratification
ployees, becomes effective on Oct. 1.
Terms
ment
of
and
this
period
a
by
•
Willys-Overland
■
em¬
the settlement call for a nine-cent cost-of-living
adjust¬
four-cent annual improvement increase.—V. 174, p. 549.
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings—
recently
basis
of
nine
addi¬
limited
group
capital
(esti¬
Gross
1951
|
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income—
1950
1949
1948
$2,509,051
$2,643,197
$2,041,818
$2,651,369
423,129
886,655
368,485
843,107
151,777
388,329
113,612
360,610
17,526,603
15,848,172
15,598,701
17,153,735
3,184,197
3,797,959
1,634,820
3,171,105
1,271.944
4,640,347
877,203
From Jan. 1—
on
to
and
dustry."
July—
the
President, on Sept. 6 "said that
running to June 1,- 1955,had
corporation
organization
labor
1
to
a
Gross
working
reduce
bank
loans
(totaling
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Rochester Trust Co., Rochester, N. Y.
incorporated in 1919, and which has its plant at
N. Y., produces "Gold Seal", and "Charles Fournier"
are
.3,296,381
387.338
-
«w:_«
-
Income
Net
are
and
of which 213
5,783,084
4,724
3,000
:
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—Signs Pact—
;>
to
"Zeetex,"
given the
16 for 27,000 additional shares of
were
champagnes and "Gold Seal" commercial wines.
of
686,367
4,211
de¬
(net)__
taxes..
come
Income
by Lincoln
company,
*616.461
1,714,414
has
price.
be
1,072,303
Net Income before in¬
Net
respective trade mark
174, p. 549.
were
1,777,196
1,107,428
share).
which
before
217,099
149,927
the
include Zeesman Plywood Corp.,
and Back Panel Co., have
injunctions
halting
them from
manu¬
record
and
Income
164,646
•612,250
-
from
and
layed
5,081,829
156,935
deductions
ordinary income
>
per
property consists
vineyards that produced 376
farms
railway
railway
oper.
174,
p.
(F. W.)
income—
2,190,940
641.
Woolworth Co.—August Sales—
J
The
and
wooded
lands.
*
114,784,383 103,925,808
107,443,605
96,843,979
Noncommunication inc..
Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—
of
/
1951—7 Mos.—1950
16,173,364
"Combwood."—V.
stockholders
Earnings-?
1951—Month—1950
revenues
oper.
to
Southern
requires
Plywood
and
16.501,000 103,429.000 100,048,000
♦Loss.—V. 174, p. 641.
the
companies,
1
1951—8Mos.-r-1950
revenues—
(par $1)
subsidiaries at a
York
,
|
16,127,000
Extraordinary
with
,
U/,'.J:
Period End. July 31—
Net
stock
common
and
company
Co., Zero Plywood
Urbana Wine
The
Ohio-West
Connells-
1951—Month—1950
...
174, p. 641.
Operating
Operating
used
and
covering
approxif
7.
Western Union Telegraph
make
types of grooved plywood made by an
cutting or pressing process, and from using the trade
"Zeetex," "Venetex" and "Combwood."
Hammondsport,
from Kosciusko,
Inc.
to
prior preferred 6% promissory note
stock, $1 par, for $1,167,138.37 cash.
approximately $42,000,000, has completed the
capital stock (par $1) at $10 per share
tional shares for each 11 shares held.
Ohio
Sales
a
Federal
The
mark
Corp.—Awards Contracts
has
"I4/ -'7'!'^
—Y.
$10;000
a
already received permanent
facturing or selling various
200,000
Pentzien,
Period End. Aug. 31—
United Income
corporation
4
at
Western Auto Supply Co. (Mo.)—August Sales—
/
Aug. 31,*51 Dec. 31, '50
$65,655,435 $48,397,326
this
With
^
.
mately $8 per share in the over-the-counter market
through Fewel &
Co., Los Angeles, Calif., and others.—V, 166,
p. 1398.
*
order
an
811,297
;
20,996,305
7,128,468
-Earnings—
Sales
A
1,248,245-
306,647
income
oper.
ry.
—v.
$3,204,470
;
20,225,367
railway..
railway
from
'•>/
430,160
641.
►Deficit.—V.
and
1948
$1,885,261
17,167,396
6,151,387
4,347,220
from
Net
$0.72
■; /
/
,
embossing,
2,000,000
part of Texas Eastern's current construction
pipe
$0.14
,
1949
$2,297,292
738,468
1951
Net
2,653,813
.
499,568
,
railway.
p.
ry.
1,874,178
2,842,184
1,103,507 shares.
•
From Jan. 1—
common
units are
for
$3.33
172, p,
.
25,325,921
from
Gross
;
700,000
Co.,—,
Yantis & Co.—
.
are
...
; 1
railway
oper.
from
_
1950
1,716,860
day
'right to
the
\
•
887,874
July—
Gross
working capital of $1,500,000 required by the RFC; $3,600,000
American
500,000
Oklahoma,
of
$2.88
$Deficlt.—V.
"v/,.
'.
'1950
$3,120,615
Wabash RR.
}
346,421
ing the validity of the Deskey "Weldtex" patent owned by this cor¬
poration, and enjoining defendant plywood companies from infringing
on
these patent rights, it was announced on Sept. 12
by James M.
Heilman, Director of United States Plywood's patent division.
350,000
&
200,000
Wertheim
to
ry.
$12,512,706 $11,283,186
$151,053
$795,205
preceding date of offering (expected
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
mated
Tulsa,
crossing
30-inch
174,
150.000
Co...
border.
of
crossings
of
500,000
Co.—
F.
New
cost'of
of
offered
approved
,
750,000
— ___
&
<
'
Co...
600,000
has
Co.
a
&
Brothers & Co.—
& Co.:.
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
200,000
construction
Bros.
150,000
Har¬
Swiss
Transmission
Kentucky-Ohio
Williams
150,000
.
corporation
contract
&
500,000
100,000
■
Earnings—
railway
from
—V. 174,
Patent Right Upheld—
-
200,000
Stokes
The
i
Mayer-
Walter
903.
Texas Eastern
The
Co.,
Stroud & Company Inc.
2,000.000
Co._
Hatipt & Co.—
—V.
&
Smithers
G.
&
&
350,000
Thomas
&
1,398,960
$275,043
1,688,576
foreign income.
;/
..
railway.__.i_
from
800,689
i
:
of
at
10%
the
2,000,000
Inc.
500,000
Hanauer
of
issued
company
be
on
100,000
Fairman
200,000
B.
2,500,491
i
/V1951
'
coal)
borrowed
investment
shares
covering
price
2,000.000
&
;—
1,000.000
Grimm
SEC
to
Co.
Schmertz
Gregory & Son, Inc.—Hallgarten & Co
368,096
884,507
United States Plywood Corp.—Files With SEC—
350,000
100,000
Hutzler
Bros.
75
The
:
Rothschild
Green. Ellis & Anderson
J.
■ •
$3,400,000 to provide for additional equipment.—V. 174; p. 853.
1,650,000
250,000
150,000
Michigan Ccrp.
25,185
600,000
.
100,000
———
f
,
Schmidt, Poole Si Co...
F.
Fauset, Steele & Co
First
Co
,,,-r.er■
>. ,750,000
Deetjen Si Co.
500,000
from
Net
96,952
—
consisting of
provide
Hughes
Inc
ris,
&
1,394,200
-y—
3,197,346
4,663,020
...
unremitted
1951
Net
$388,046
2,711,880
The funds will be used for
has
each
follows
to
100,000
Singer, Deane & Scrib500,000
:
Co.
F.
Sills,
.
'/" /:
1950
7,860,366
4,016,316
321,615
1,673,040
——
ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
>
43,686
■
SEC
maintain
Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.
2,000,000
Co.,
Inc.
.r
R.
•
Include
from
Gross
116,762
—
includes
assets
net
Hydrocol,
as
100,000
Co. Inc
Salomon
600,000
Net
1702.
p.
(additional
....
Seasongood
Bodine
Dickson
Francis
L.
Townsend,
Dick Si Merle-Smith—_
250,000
the
4,934,309
,
July—
plant near Brownsville, Texas, for the purpose of
manufacturing gasoline from natural gas by a synthetic process known
as
the
"Hydrocol Process."
Proceeds of
the
current
sale of
units
&
Pressprich & Co.
Co.,
300,000
150,000
,
Rodman & Linn
350,000
Cartiss, House & Co.—
.
100,000
250,000
Courts
De Haven
&
The
5
.200,000
~
E, Pollock &
W.
Raffensperger,
250,000
Co.—
Collins
R.
200.000
1
Chace, Whiteside, West
; Si- Winslow, Inc
Clayton Securities Ccrp.
and
/■
400.000
Inc.——,
V'. Inc.-
Burnham
Co.—
31—:'i
purchased
has
City
construction
Palmer^ Co,—
'tensen,
Stockton Broome & Co.
and
500,000
Peters, Writer & Chris-
300,000
not
.
Gross
1948
478,917
of—
units,
200,000
Copeland
Kendall, Inc.
500.000
Ellis & Simmons
quarter
additional
an
500.000
Coe__
Patterson,
•r.
1951
—
Virginian Ry.
go
stock,
1
2,967,986
1,165,966
share
per
the
173,
The
400.000
Corp;——,'u—"
-
2,000,000
1,400.000
2130.
United Gas Corp.—rTo Increase Investment in
Carthage
Hydrocol, Inc.—
100,000
New
and
8,950,625
O.,
$384,754
United Funds, Inc. consists'of United Science Fund,
Fund and United Accumulative Fund.-^-V.
174, p. 853,
■
Barret,
Fitch
&
Co.,
Bear, Stearns & Co._
The
United Funds, Inc.—Net Assets Continue to Gain—
Total
200,000
—
of
$51,084,519 $42,616,890
taxes
taxes
*Does
«
,
Co.,
Kidder & Co— /
Kormendi Co
Mackall
500,000
preferred
74,660
.....
Inclusive.
As
by
500,000
150,000
E. M. Newton & Co..'..
New
York
Hanseatic
-850,000
„—__
4
the
1,000,000
"
Bkche & Co
before
Net
corporation
of
1961,
$300,000
;
____
Taylor & Co.—-
John
200,000
Co
Joyce &
&
Kean,
:}:!;.i-100,000
&
Company.
Johnson
B.
Kaiser
100,000
Aspden, Robinson & Co.
Auchincloss, Parker &
be
Co.
Illinois
John
1,000,000
&
bonds
be
may
Co.
oversubscribed
Unremitted foreign income excluded
Dividends
Underwood Corp.—Borrows From Banks—
—V.
the
1965,
,
the
of
Heller,
Allyn and Co.. Inc.
Anderson
$427,694
194,132
;
3,956,682
present outstanding
on
1951
Bank
3%
any
.
-500,000
offering was
172, p. 939.
Net earnings
*
purchasers
—$4,550,000
$100).
1949
— —
income
The
bonds
any
due
1967, or the
$500,000,000 so long as
3(4% series due 1971 or
bonds
.
Allison-Williams Co
>
issued
*12,963
*40,414
.
Weber
•
-
Adams <fe Peck—
the
be
as
to
outstanding.
names
Income
production of Binkley Coal
Co. for the full three months' period, whereas the 1950
quarter included
such sales and production only for the month of
July. Binkley was
acquired on June 23, 1950.—V. 174, p. 407.
contained
may
The
—
Earnings
173, p. 2094.
—_
♦Based
The
which
long
(par
of
1950
1,486,433
; 437,691
(including
♦Net
3oo,ooo shs.
100,000 shs.
series
3%
the
Co.
&
sold
100,000 shs.
restrictions
so
shares;—V.
65,748
38,395
—
produced
Income
under
1,
Trust
Year Ended June 30—
640.
p.
Net
issued
stock
shares
sales
.
be
may
to
and
1970,
amounts
forth
Stuart
1966,- the
outstanding,
series
principal
set
are
Halsey,
; : Inc.
A. C.
or
bonds
due
are.
3%
PURCHASERS—The
each
one
total
principal amount of bonds
mortgage is limited to $300,000,000
234%
series
bonds
Tons
;
100,000 shs.
10,000,000 shs. 6,709,630 5/9 shs.
$5)_
in
The
such
3(4%
v,
bonds
railway
railway
income
Net
-r
■
Oct.
;
outstanding
•Earnings per share.
Truax-Traer Coal Co.—Earnings—
100,000 shs.
'1™—.
i
securing
therein.
under
;
V V:-:
160.000
$449,678
oper.
174,
Tons
____
series
preferred
1951
Three Months Ended July
600,000 shs.
1
share.
Net
$100)
...
series
—V.
8,805 000
:
;'
,
from
100,000 shs*
series
•"4.64%
4.65%
35,000,000
45,000,000
22,369,000
-
-
railway.railway——
from
.
due
Guaranty
457,
p.
Shares
registration statement with the SEC
outstanding
oper. income
From Jan. 1—
ry.
•
—
*152,363
*200,439
as
presently
:
*
from
Net
series
♦153,647
♦165,380
*16,870
1,005,237-
Vick Chemical Co.—Sales Up 20% to New High-
;
to¬
Jde,
ry.
Net
series
a
cumulative
from
Net
48,063,000
8,805,000
215,528
Net
July—
39,600,000
_
12 filed
shares.of
authorized issue of 300,000
an
Gross
3,695,000
....
appraisers,
Corp.,
E.
are
36,200,000
1951-1956
927,682
174, p. 641.
174,
Sales
recent
a
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
\'
22,369,000
1966
1951-1956.:
due
that
„
There
-
.
$31,623,000
45,000,000
698,133
*203,100
income
books closed.—V.
com¬
New York, and Collin, Norton & Co., Toledo,
the principal underwriters.
President,
announced
that the
proceeds will
toward financing the company's
expansion program.
Net
35,000,000
loans—
7-2%
v
duo
informed stockholders
properties by independent
company's
named
Charles
.
43,063,COO
—
_
series
the
50,000
39,600.000
series
series
,
3%
3Ve%
583,347
railway
*13,249
preferred stock at the rate of 35 shares
President,
The company on Sept.
Outstanding
$31,623,000
36,200,000
—
1967—
common
the
on
Toledo Edison Co.—Registers With SEC—
.
series
the
on
,
covering
FINANCING
*70,771
Verney Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary of¬
fering of 8,700 shares of common stock (par $2.50) was
made on Sept. 12 by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
at $8.75 per
share, with a dealer^ concession of 62^V2 cents
with other assets, indicates a net worth of the
company of
$26,000,000, equal, after allowance for the new preferred stock,
approximately $60 per share on the 400,000 outstanding common
shares.—V. 174, p. 640.
;
;
of
^
♦14,397
3y2% convertible debentures,
for definitive debentures at
exchanged
York,—V.
gether
York-Mas¬
England.
r
--'.
Authorized
1st mtge. pipe line
bonds—issuable in series:
■2%%
'
be
State
,
4,704
'
*
Vanadium Corp. of
America—Definitive Debentures—
per
new
$124,209
*72,337
V
extra dividend
an
1943
$41,472
Preferred
—
dividend
extra
an
Aug. 9 had declared
4
over
Company. The company expects to commence deliveries
shortly
to its
wholly-owned subsidiary, Northeastern Gas
Transmission Com¬
pany, which is constructing a
pipe line transmission system for the
,
as
1949
.
*19,140
railway
oper.
•
$100,166
*4,415
Temporary
100 shares of common stock held, in addi¬
regular quarterly cash dividend of 35c a share. The divi¬
paid on Sept. 25 to stockholders of record Sept. 17.
the
will
appraisal
near
Pittsfield, Mass.
;
;
principal deliveries of natural gas are made to subColumbia Gas System, Inc. and of
Consolidated Natural
■
to
Norman
system for the
branch
one
ry.
:
,
payable in the
were
Kentucky
branches,
■
60,000 shs.
preferred stock for each
tion
transportation and sale of natural
gas
at
wholesale.
The
system
begins in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas
and extends in
a
north¬
easterly direction across the states of
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas,
Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky to a point in eastern
West
distributed
from
from
to
and
owns
stock
dends
by the company in its expansion
program which is geared to in¬
crease the
delivery capacity of the system irom
approximately 1.020,000
MCF of natural
gas per day at. June 30, 1951 to a
daily capacity of
1,310,000 MCF.
i.
BUSINESS-^-Company
be
on
Outstanding
1950
railway.$93,482
railway
: 'Deficit.—V.
on
,
The directors
mon
be *
Which
and
will
stock.
-,
■
FINANCING
60,000 shs.
1951
from
Net
Sept.
12
approved
an
amendment
to
the
company's certificate of incorporation authorizing issuance of
140,000
shares of new 5% cumulative"
preferred stock :(par $20). The new pre¬
and
.
to
stockholders
PRESENT
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Stock to Be Issued
White, Weld & Co. (jointly):
for a. 3%%
coupon,
.
redemptions of the bonds may be made at
prices ranging
103.72% to par. Sinking fund
redemption prices run from 100.72%
100.799
Tishman Realty & Construction
Co., Inc.
as a Dividend—
TO
11.
p.
from
Gross
,
EFFECT
$1):
ry. oper. income™.
From Jan. 1—
on
,
Regular
irom
5
Diesel-electric passenger locomotives, 200 box cars and 250
hopper cars.
In addition to Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, the following participated
the offerings: Drexel &
Co.; Union Securities Corp.; and Stroud &
Co., Inc.—V. 174, p. 852.
x
(par
Net
Sept.
in
series due 1971 at
100.718% and accrued interest. Award
of the bonds was made
at competitive sale on Sept. li
on a bid of
100.307%.
Securities Corp.
certificates
Net
,
—
Stone & Webster
the
won
Gross
competing bid for the certificates, naming a price of 98.605 on a
2V'2% coupon/was received from
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
The certificates will be secured by the following new standard guage
railroad equipment, estimated to cost not less than
$3,949,600:
Six
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.
Bonds Offered—
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
Sept. 13 of¬
fered $45,000,000 of first
mortgage pipe line bonds, '6Vz%
,
bankers
174,
Utah
A
401,265
v
The
stock
July—
their bid of 98.624.
640.
p.
—V.
inclusive, at prices to
yield from 2.25% to 2.85%, according to maturity. Issued
under the Philadelphia Plan, the certificates were offered
subject to the approval of the Interstate Commerce Com¬
•
GIVING
Authorized
series M, to be dated Oct.
1, 1951, and to mature $290,000
each Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1961,
Tennessee Central
Ry.—Earnings—
July—
CAPITALIZATION
Capital
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
sales—Tot.
revs.
1951—Month—1950
1951—8 Mos.—1950
$52,676,123 $47,912,518 $399,256,160 $364,241,346
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1000)
Name
Crum &
•
in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow witn
a second table in which we
show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
■
dividend
Stock
Affiliated
special
Aid
5
•
6%
preferred
convertible
45c
,
Inc.
Products,
Paper
Allied
Mills
Stores
9-27
.Extra
V;V;:'
■
10-
34 /sC
2
.
1
10-
Rubber
&
District
1
9-20
Dome
B
9-21
1
9-15
9-21
12-
1
Co.,
Theatres Corp.
10-
25c
1>
10-
10-
1
Sugar
Co.
Mfg.
lc
•
9-17
-
10-
1
9-
7%
Co.
10-
Electric
Mfg.,
■*
9-21
Equitable
10-
1
9-19
Estabrooks
10-
1
9-19
4.18%
9-29
Latrobe
9-17:r
9-15
8-31
European & North American Ry.
Fairmont
preferred
-444c
10-15
9-29"
Lehman
9-17
9-25
9-
-
7'lo
Hard
common-
(quar.)X
9-29
9-24
9-29
9-24
0
'2
of Illinois—
31'Ac
10-
-
Molasses
Co.
Maracaibo
American
9-17
•
9-20
9-10
t
9-20
9-10
25c
10-
;
2
;X:. 35c
X 31'/4C
215c
s-
American
Spring of Holly, com.
5'A%
$1
9-29
9-15
Firestone- Tire
i5c
9-28
9-18
-
-
(quar.)_„__
13 %c
,-X.;
(quar.)
Stock
1
10-
1
Stores
preferred
(John
Company
Products,
Avondale
Mills
Backstay
Inc.,
Welt
Inc. (quar.)i
(quar.)
4% pfd. (quar.)
(monthly)
Rubber
&
$3
9-14
9-22
-12&C
c
1
1
75c
-
.-'GO-
1
•
50c
$1.50 '''10-20
•
$2.20
•
preferred
10-
75c
(quar.)
General
Anline
& Film
Corp., class A
Mills
XX 8C "
9-15
10-
1-
10-
4
9-21
General
..10- 4
9-21
Genera) Investors
.Trust*, (Boston)
9-10
General
(quar.)—__
(quar.)_——
_.x-
Class
B
.
12'AC X
(quar.)______—
37'Ac
-
(quar.)——2—
of
9-25
Brick,
5%
(accum.)——
pfd.
1st
the Manhattan
Co.
-
(quar.)__,
'9-14
9-27
$2.50
-
Baltimore
Bank
-37 Vic
i?2
Co.' (quar.)——:
Baldwin
Y.
N.
& Fifth
Barium
Steel
Barker
Brothers
4'A %
Bates
Corp.
1
9-20 •
10-
1
9-21,
Corp.,
Co.,
-V
(quar.)—J
common
-
(quar.)
25c
Corp.,
Bickford's
Inc.-—Directors
at
85c
•
Machine
Bird
&
Co.
Son,
(quar.)
Inc;
—
x.
—
Bliss
&
57c
Laughlin,
2:
25c
;■;*.
Fund
of
Boston
Boston
Insurance
Boston
Personal
Brazilian
30c
(quar.)
37'Ac
Inc.,
(quar.)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
€ 7o preferred
(quar.)—*
;
Class
A
Class
B
Co.,
_X
Carolina
$5
Power
&
Central
Light,
9-20
28»/b
10-
1
28'/a
10-
1
Coal
&
;Extra
X. $2.50
&
preferred
Central
(quar.)
De
Pasco
Pneumatic
*-.—4
Certificates
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
&
of
Bar
Theatre
Stock
Knitting,
class
Co.
Co.
Commonwealth
Fund,
Consolidated
(Boston)
Edison
preferred
9-20
1
9-29
9-20
Co.
9-26
9-J9
"9"-282
9-21
23c
•
50c
,10-
1
,10-
1 '
;
preferred
Glass
pfd.
Works,
County Gas Co.
(N.
5y2%
Forster,
preferred
1
J.)
1947
(quar.)
conv.
common
pfd.
,N.
Y.
&
O.)
York
Newark
1
9-17-
10-
1
9-17-
20c
9-28
10-1
,
$1,373/2
common^.
9-29
50C
—
Walker-Gooderham
&
&
(quar>—
'
5%
&'
Cement
•income
•Incorporated
9-17.
Indiana
9-30
9-
«
8
9-20
9-12
Co.
,9-25
;X' lc
10-25
;
15c
:
4
$2
9-29
1
&
9-21
10-
1
10-
6
9-28
>
,
i
1
62c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
-9-28
10-
1
20c
10-
1/
62'Ac
10X
y
25c
10-
1
9-2ff
1
9-20
^9-14
9-14"
—4-
50c
9-29
9-14
(quar.)__X_4
l'Ac
9-24
9-18
9-24
10-
1
9-11
45c
'11-
1
9-28
9-28
50c
10-
1
9-
International Nickel
7%
I
$1.62'A
:
*
25c
10-31
9-17
9-24
International Telephone &
9-17
Interstate
1
9-17
1
9-14
9-21
9-22
Intertype
87'Ac
10-
1
9-2?
—
25c
10-19
9-28
(quar.)...
133/4C
9-15
30c
10-15
10-
$2
12-28
12-14
.Iowa
(quar.)
I
6V2%
9-10
1
Corp.
preferred B
Ironrite,
Inc.,
pfd.
9-28
10-
9-20
1
11-
1
10-
2
1
10-
2
A
9-15
55c
Iv'ey
convertible
(J.
.Jefferson
B.)
&
preferred
Company
Electric
Co
RR.
Water
Town
25c
9-29
10-15
..15c
9-29
9-20
50c
Inc.
1,1- 1
10-11,
:
10c
10-20
9-26
15c
10-13
9-28
25c
2
9-29
17'Ac
9-20.
9-29
,
:10c
9-21
10-
1
:'
9-13
9-
9-29
9-14'
9-26
75c
,20c
9-28
$1
X 9-10
$1.50
.
9-20.
65c
75c
10-10
.
;93%c
11-
10-
1
$1.75
1
9-19
.
9-21'-
2
8-30
9-29
1
(quar.)—
:_*,
!***,,
_l.
(accum.)
10-16-
9-15
;
9-18
9-28
$2
9-15
9-19"
1
10-
1
9-15:
9-15
.8-31*
2r 20c
12'Ac
-
;X_
(Boston!
1
1
10-
25c
•
■
10-
25c
„
V
10-
25c
'
.
•
—
2,
10-
X.:
1
*
—
9-21
9-14
9-14:
1
10-
25c
1
9-21
9-29
12-
9-15
5
11-20
11-15
10-15
11-15
2 'A %
.
1
10-
30c
dividend
9-15:
9-29
37'Ac
;/i:;-:.50cX,
(quar.),
v
(quar.)
—
9-15?
9-21i
■••■■■'*?
(quar.i, ■r'2-'
CoX (quar.
Service
11-10
Co.—
pfd.
Insurance Co.
8
11-30
3c
/
(quar.)X—
Corp.
9-
11-10-
:.x:x 85c
4*,_
Rubber, 5%
9-18
9-15
11-30
corn,
X,X XV \
(quar.)
1$1.75
u
com.
X
(quar.)__
A—
10-15'
Blade
Co.,. 5.%
preferred
.
Governor
*
9-14
9-21
9-2t
50c
10-15
$1.10
10-15
10-15
9-20
9-28
9-20
X
.
X
9-20
''
!
2.
.
y
15c i;
(quar.i—X,
.,.62'Ac
preferred; (accum. )X_
-37'Ac
/
9-30
10-
50c
9-212""
1
9-29
9-19
1
9-15:
65c
9-28
9-21-
30c
9-28
9-19
62'Ac
.
(increased)___,*—:_X_
Co.
$1
$1.12 »/2
X
______*
Pierce
2 9-14
10- t-J
10c
•
-
10-
•
,
Pioneer
Fund,
,2
Inc.—,
Piper Aircraft,
4»A%
Plainfleld Hnion
•
pfd.
Water
Pneumatic-Scale Corp., Ltd., 7%
Pollock"s,
Inc.
pfd.
Providence
Putnam
v
(See
&
Worcester
(George)
Fund
RR.
of
.
9-21*
9-20
R & M
9-29
9-20
9-30
10-
;
9-19
1
9-21-
1
9-15
9-21
9-29
'
■
(
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-14
.50
■
$2
10c
.
10-
1
9-17
X
'■
.
Quebec Telephone Corp., class A
9-29
10c
1
1
10-
> $1.50
Co.___
Boston—
Xv
George Putnam).
10-17
,
9-15
9-30
9-15
50c
12-14
11-30
$1.75
9-29
9-15
9-29
9-15
9-28
Bearings
Radio
——,—,—
-
Corp.
410c
*
1
10-
4'27c
.
i
10-
(s-a)_-—$37'Ac
(Canada) Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Extra
1
10-
1
9,-15
10-
of America—
9--
9-15
.
2
9-14
$1.25
,
5c
-
?
9-12
10-
10-
20c
Portland
9-15
10-15
$17'Ac-
*2*
(quar.)_
•
22'Ac
75c !s
(quarj
Woolen Mills, 6% pfd. (quar.)__
Prospect Hill Apartments, Inc.—
•
X
$5.40 preferred
(accum.)____
Providence Gas
Co,
,2
X.
;
25c
••
20c
X_____—
(accum.)X*—XX!_ X
(quar,)—I*——*,
*
v
'
«
■
x^.
15c
(accum.)
(accum.)—
common
10-15
$1.62'A
,w_—_„4_.
X
—
common
$1.20
.
preferred
Electric Co.,t 7%
9-20
11-
Telegraph Corp..
9-29
9-15
;Perry-;Fay. Co.
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co,—
f.
5%. ^preferred (quar.)_,
XX
Pickering Lumber Corp
9-15
1
10-15
t8%c
Bakeries
9-28
10-
1
10-
X. t60c
Corp., common (quar.).
(quar.),,2
Interstate Companyy common (interim)
5%
prior preferred (quar.),,——22
$4.80
10-
t$1.75
(quar.)
-
10-15
X 9-28
(quar.)„
(Ohio),
;,Pantex Mfg.. Corp., 6-%
'
50c
:,X
(quar.K
Service
7% preferred (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Electric,
,Pal
9-26
1
.10-
Canada, Ltd.—
Ltd.
9-15
t50c
—
50c
,
(quar.)—____2_.
1
"
(quar.).—
Co.,
1
—
25c
($100 par)
Power
10-
-
-10c
preferred <$5 par)
International
10-
30c
—_
preferred
7%
7
9-24
•
53'Ac
Co. of
1
■l2'X
quar.)*!,*,'/
Lighting, $4.40 pfd. (quar.)—'
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)-*
__*
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.—*
;
CoX,,.——
10-
9-14
'
————~
10-
2". $3.50
-
Steamship
9-15
a4s/3d
Pacific
9-18
,
Interlake
1
Rosario, Mining Co.—
4% -preferred (quar,),*
.Pacific Gas &.Electric (quar.)
9-18
9-18
America
10-
.
r
Electric—
Cb. of North
9-14
..2. 20c
2
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd.,
9-25
9-28
4l/a:%
Insurance
I
'
9-22
50c
r
preferred (quar.):
2__4—.-X $1.03'/a
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
t;•"•■ t$i
4% preferred (quar.)4___X__,__—
i
Inglis (John) Co.*, Ltd.——12-——-22
UOc
9-15
1
.
$1.50
1
Investors
Michigan
9-14/
1
10-
(quar.)
(increased
Worcester
Old Colony
9-15
9-29
45c
62'/2c
'
9-28
10-
50c
——-
(quar.) —1,2
Fund;, Inc.
Ohio
-Old
9-17 J
35c
(quar.),,———
Foundation
Y.)
Company (quar.)
preferred
Stock-
(quar.),—————
Co.
5%
9-15
1
9-17
'Ac
Oil
9-15
9-20
.$1.50
Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd.—___*—,—
_*^_X/
Oberman & Company, 5 % pfd. (quar. I
Worts).
——
10-1
.
preferred (quar.)
-Omar,
A
preferred
1
10<
Ltd..—
Worts,
Walker
preferred
10-
25o
4—
4
9-15
______
t$2.50
(quar.)—
1
'
—XX—
preferred (quar.)—
TJ. J.) Co., 3%%
pfd;
8%
9-15
1
9-17-
10-
10-
(interim)—
*
Novadfel-Agene Corp,
9-19
10-
1
X
——
Machine
Water
.O'Sullivan
9-19
9-29
125c
>•'.
Ltd.
9-18.
1
10-
LXxX_,Z,—,i
Haven
(N.
Telephone
Norwich
9-19
-X
9-28
10-
Airlines, $1 conv. pfd.—_:__X——
(This payment clears all arrears.)
9-17
5
9-17
10-
Northeast
9-18
40c
10-
1
25c
45c
(quar.)Z,
North Shore Gas Co*
••
10-
$1.22'A
..
Newberry
6%
50c
'9-21
10-15
$1.12'A
;
*
Corp
Honduras-
9-17
10-
1
9-26
'
$1.07'A
:
<
9--4
97'Ac
(quar.)
Corp
9-14
1
10-1
,
50c
9-14
$1.25
(quar.)
9-21
(N.
Britain
New
75c
(quar.>__———•'
Horn & Hardart Baking (N. J.) (quar.),
Hotel Gibson, 6% non-cum. pfd.
(quar.)
Houston Natural Gas Corp., com.- (quar.)__
"
&
9r28
10-
New
9-21,
9-24
9-29
15c
'
Terminals
9-24
■Houston
9-18
>
1
9-15
71/2(3
2
(quar.3
(quar.)
Shares
,
82;
9-24*
10-12
50c
..
Corp; (quar.),,'
UNational Tool Co.———,„__*—X':
Nehi Corporation (quar.),,,
;
■
;
__
common
1945
Cross
Company,
10-
$1.25
series
9-18
$1.25
Corp., 6V27c pfd. (quar.).
Cornell-Dubilier Electric (special)
Investors
National
9-14
"
9-
8
29-28
$1.25
common'(quar.),,
Boston
City Bank
9-20
9- 8*
•
■
■
(quar.),,,,,,.,,,*
Mines
of
National
9-18
5%
9-18
10-15
(quar.).
Inc., com.
1
Co.
Foods
Copper
Fund
9-20.
9-20
50c
c.
—
;
XX
9-15
9-20
10-
Corp. (quar.)——,,*.
; : i 30c
(quar.)————
",x.:2
2c '
National
9-20
9-28
Ideal
10-
450c
..1
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15,.
.
X 9-28
50c
A
(New
National
9-20
9-29
Gommon
•
9-18
9-28
$1.12
(quar.)
—'
"r
10-
10c
Corp
Telegraph
Mrs." Tucker's
9-13?
1
Investors
Mutual
9-15
.
10-
*
: 60c
•X 10c
common,
Corp.,
Petroleum
Mufulirax
9-15.
10-1
37'Ac
XX
(quar.)
Plan
v
9-20
9-28
10c
Holt
XjiXxiij.
10- 1
75c
;
Co., com.
(s-a)._„.....4
1
:
;
9-28
25C
(D, H.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
(Henry) & Co. (quar.)
:
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. (Ft. Wayne)-
30c
4___.
Goods
10-
12'Ac
Holmes
9-24
25C
Cooper (Peter)
&
'
50c
Inc
Dry
10-
Service
Mount Diablo Co.
,10-10
9-14'
10-10
Ltd.,
1
(quar.)—_X_
common
Co.,
Morris
9-20
6O0
Paper Products,
1
10-
5c
25c
(quar.)
Bank
9-18
:
X 9-30 ,;,2
25c
preferred,—._*—
(quar.)
10-
15c
•"
&
Plan
'
35c
,415c
—
common
9-24»
25c
(quar.)-
Nelson
—
*-
Consolidated Retail Stores,
6%
9-29
$1
(quar.)..
11-
—
(H.) Gooderham
Holeproof Hosiery Co. (quar.)
Holly Development Co. (quar.)_,
9-29
(s-a)__—
...
31'Ac
r
,
'X:
10-
Co._'_
& Co.,
9-18-
1
>
9-18"
1010-
45c
(See
9-20
■2
~
Collateral Loan
Crum
10-. 1
$1
(quar.)
(Daniel)
3Vz7c
1
9-29
X;'
Participating
Corning
11-
9-20
Co...
A
$1
62 '/2C
25c
Hiram
1:
9-14
,
(quar.)
Clary Multiplier Corp. (increased quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp.
(Cincinnati)—
4'A7»
10-
9-29
Yards
A
9-18
$1,12'/a
Company (quar.)—4—i.—
J.)
(Walter E.)
5% preferred (s-a)
Hercules Motors Corp.
Hettrlck Mfg. Co.—i
9-10
50c
Telephone...._
class
I
1
10-
common,
—
Morris
Inv. Trust (Hartford)—
series
Electric
(H.
Hendershot
9-19
9-20
interest...
Ltd.,
9-1,
9-28
preferred (quar.)I*———_
5Va% .preferred (quar.)
—
r
"
-
Trust—
Bell
9-15
9-18
10-
25c
quar.)4___—XX-X_1,,X
preferred
Montreal
.10-1
9-12,
9-18.
10-1
2 22.; 20c.
yxioxxix:
9-12,
1'
$1.37'A
(quar.)——
preferred
Mohawk
Public Util. Inv. Trust (Hartford)—•
Rail Shares
Corp.y
Glass
Gas
10-
15c
$1.50
9-20
$1.75
?
10-10
62'Ac
(quar.)„
beneficial
Union
Circle
'
1
1
9-20
1
$1
U—„4'4i'_TX':
preferred
Suburban
Clrc'e
77c
9-2 L
11-
20c
_
common
Chicago Produce District
Concord
1
It-
62'Ac
.
—x___
__
convertible
Cohen
9.-21'
9-21
7
"
Extra
$2.50
1
,
Tool,
1 -y
XX25C
50c
,2—2.
Y.
N.
Co/
Power
9-12;
9-28
75c
2
"2
)XXiZ—X—X_-!4!!*
4.90%
<
10-25
4%.
1
10•
'
(quar.)_—
—_2—__
Corp
9-28'
'10-25
s.—i.
(s-a)
9-28
)_Xc_;i4/——"
4.50%
'
—
Heller
10-
x 593,8 c
preferred
Trust
10-
$l.I2'/2
(s-a)
of
preferred
Mobile
"
9-28
50 c
■:
2-
Light Co.— y,'. '..XxXXX!
preferred (quar.),—
4%
9-17
'10-20 X
9-14
9-28
—
Piping & Supply,,*
Mississippi
9-20
1
10-20
1
X
'
qua*.
(initial
Minnesota
57c
50c
,
.
(quar.)„—
(quar.),-—
pref. .(quar.)
preferred
Haverhill
50c
;
1
,
-
9-28
•
9-28
10-
•
ioc
Hamilton Mfg. Co, (quar,),,*—
Hanover Fire Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
•Heinz
10-
Inc.—
conv.
Shares
Chicago
9-28
10-
-
25c'
.
____
Investors,
non-cum.
Century
I'
pfd.
(quar.)—
9-10
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Century
$3
4.75%
(quar.).
Corp
Telephone, common
$2.50
Cerro
Gas,
9-21*
2
20c
■
9-28 :
Co., Ltd.—
Non-cumulative
10-15
$1.25
_
National
Central
$2
.
.
Electric
Felt
convertible
Guardian
10-
6%c
75c
.
•
Central
West
Preferred
10- 1
25c
■f. V'
(quar.)—
2——
Coke
;
—
Steamship Co., common
preferred (quar.),,—
$1-50
i
9-15
$1
2
9-21
.*
*
——
—
Sugars, Inc., claSs A
prior preferred
Guardian
9-15
C
Cement
B
Copper
Midwest
v
,
•
:
81 'Ac
<
;.2'2; 15c
Growth Companies, Tnc.—,*2,——*:22;
Co, (quar.)
*,X
Guardian Investment Trust (Hartford)—
9-17
1 2-
'
93%c
Gruett* Watch
■
10*
C
50c
;,__*
Mill
9-20
9-17
tquar.)
common
(quar.),
9-28*
9-29
.4$ 1.50
;*,——_—*
Flouring
.•
$1.06'/*.
(quar.)*,—2—
Co.,..:
Electric
Cla.ss
Miami
Corp.,
(quar.
Bank
Metal"Forming
>
9-28
$t
—4-.————
Merchants
.
..
(irreg.)_„._*—__.;*—_.X,-———
A (quar.)
.2*1
preferred
50c
9-21
•9.-29
430c
preferred
Centennial
9-18
1
—
10-
$1
9-18-
9-28
>
25c
—
9-24 r'? 9-17* v' Mississippi Shipping (quar.)
Missouri Power & Light, $3.90 pfd.
9-28 ••■X 9-20
4.30% preferred (quar.)
9-28
9-20 T
30C
—^2
9-24'
,
(quar.i,,—
Acceptance
9-20
9-16-
15c
(quar.)—(
(quar.)
Mfg.
$1.50 -preferred
9-28
1
$;
•
.
Lakes
Great
-10- 1
.
,
Ltd.—
(irreg.),_
9-17
10-15
,
50c.'
X
•
•
Fails Portland
41/2 %
W
1
31 '/4c
__
$3
Great
12'Ac
,
1
9-20
933/4c
.
V Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries, Inc.—*
' Quarterly
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd
Administration
10-
$1
(quar.)_
common
preferred
Capital
9-14
9-28
22c
57c non-cum. preferred (quar.)
4"A7c- convertible preferred" (quar.)_***_*X
Butler's.
10-
1' y;
11-
<•
Paige Corp., 5% pfd. (resumed)—
convertible preferred (resumed),"—
Traction,
t$1.50
II-
$1.37 V2 "
-
—
—X
Grand & Toy, Ltd;————2—*————2_-.
Gray Drug Stores (Increased)
—
9-17
X
9-29
..2 30c
Mfg.,
4'A7c
^
10-1:
1
5%
Grand Industries, Inc.
9-18
,
9-27
2 60c
;•
Trust
Light &. Power Co., Ltd.
67c
preferred (quar.)—
"___
Brink's, Inc. (initial)
22-————*—:
Broad Street Investing Corp
Bronx County Trust Co. (s-a)_i___
x
Bruce
(E. L.)
Company, common (quar.)„
3% 7c
preferred (quar.)
Bush
9-29^
13c
11-
$1.50
Graham
'
9-18
.
2
*__*—1*2* '
Godchaux
9-214
9«-29
37 Vac
(quar.)
Property
9-28
Art Co.
Gloucester
9-17
v
10-20
—
—22.
$4.50
(s-a)
Co.
9-27
25c
,
—
Inc., common (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)—
convertible
Bond
—
9-17
9-27
(quar.)—
tquar.)
Gillette Safety;RAzor Co.
Glens
25c
Co.
X. Extra
:
—
Parts
Extra
Glbson
held
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Co.— XXv
Increased
;,*
r
9-18
12 took no action on common divi¬
payment uusally due at this time.
dend
Bird
-
-
on Sept.
10-25
Corp.
George Putnam Fund of Boston—
8-30
9-28
Reinsurance
Genuine
9-17*
22 9-15
*
1
*:9-17*
1
25c
V,
•:1
meeting
10-
preferred
9-29;
9-28
MeqdyJqhnson & Co. ,(fl»arr)Ai_X!X—X*,_XX*
1
9-25
...75c
Service, $6 pfd.
preferred
9-15.
10- 1
Light Co
common
9-28*
■;«
1
90c
.
'•■x®^tt^^*X44j^4!XX^!lXXXx!-!xXX!X^4XX!!X!X
9-i7
■'■42 6c
(quar.
(quart)
——.4
(N. Y.^ (quar.)_
General Tire & Rubber Co., 4V4% pfd. (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
3'/4% 2nd convertible preferred (quar.)_—
9-20
1
.9-28
Co.
$4 convertible preferred
General
9-20
9-30
10-
56'/4c
$1.12>A
—
———_
V:;X
X:
50c
common
preferred
10-
10-15
-ioc
-
—
(quar.)—.
(quar.)—
Bell
Company
___!
Beverly Gas & Electric Co._Z
$4.50
$3.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg.
Avenue Bank
Public
$5.50
'
10-
—35C
"
Bank of
Electric
8-31
v
$10
2
—
5'A%
10-15 2
'
Co.
9-20
27'Ac
2
9-26'
10-15
Michigan Burpper Corp;; (quar.)
10-31
55c v
X - 20c
10-15
$1.50 XX10-1 2X9-15.XX Michigan Gas & Electric Co. (increased)— /.iX 45c
Michigan Steel Castings Co,—,
—_X
'15c
25c
9-28 V-; 9-20 X:
Michigan Steel Tube Products (irreg,)
:
15c
9-28
9-20
1.
J2V2C "
(quar.)
1
•
■
,•,..
10-1
25c 2210-31
—__X-—
(quar;)——
Gannett Co., Inc., class JB conv. pfd.
9-17
.■X
1
$20
-
.
10-
10-19
1
9-29
2.475c. X10-
]" $3 preferred (quar.)—
—X——
McBee Company, common (increased)——!
6% preferred (quar.)
iXXX
^
10-11
•
10-15
11-
50c
__4_—,
Corpi-^i'X^.XXX.
Gas
9-19*2
jX
-9-17 ; : r; IX Class A,, ^reduced
•9-18
10-26
100%
—....
9-28 *
;
;
:
10-15
25c
Melrose
Merchants
x
9-20 '
37'Ac
(quar.)
McQuay-Norris
X 9-I8;
1
■
'
5 ;"
r;t-9-14
•75c
9-25
1
$1.12'A
Electric Co.—
&
'
1
8
10-
8c
,
9-20
1
10-10
-
22
9-20
11-
10-
10-
10c
-
10-
X $1.25
9-14
10-
Forbes
9-29
9-18
11-
Co.,
preferred
Martel
9-14
25c
10-
4
9-28
H.)
Match
Maiden
'
(N. Y.) (quar.).—
& Wallace, $3 class A (quar.)_4—
Froedter,t Corp., common (quar.)——-X
v
j;
10-15
V
15c :••>. '* 9-28
22
Co.____—y.—
dividend
9-29
30c
(quar.)—
Maiden
9-14
(quar.).X tXX2Sc
Y.)
10-15
9-24'
96'/4c
4
9-10
10-
X-
(N.
9-29
—
Valve Mfg., 5'/^% lifd. (quar.) —
Mahoning Coal Railroad Co. (reduced)___—
9-14
V
"1
Bank & Trust Co.
10-15
50c
Ludlow
;•! '• 9-24
35c X?
; $1
—
First National -Bank
9-18
9-28
/
$1.25
(quar.)'*———**——
Post) Products
Angerman
Avon
Federation
Telephone Co.' (Abilene, Kansas)—
preferred
Anchor
9-20
,2—*—*—
__
convertible preferred
American
5%
Co.
10-15
9-13
45c
Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
9-17
3
X"
(interim)4——
(quar.)
9-21
9-23
$1.50
(quar.)
I
;
1
10-
10-
pfd.O(quar.j—-fit**
$3
9-21
9-29
~
9-21
X 25c
-12'Ac
,—'
—
Screw
Corp.,
10-15
45 c
9-17 :
-
8
$2.50 V
—
(quar.-
Publications
1
2
10-10
15c
(quar.)__,
Marlin-Rockwell, Corp.
Co.—
Insurance
American
United
Federated
9-21
10-
50c
'
—
£iion Oil Co, (quar.)
ondon Canadian Investment
10-15
•
t
f 26c 2;
dividend
Federal
10- 1
«
10- 2
11-
9-12—
40c
•
9-20
9-29
10-
75c
(reduced)——
9-29
'
X
9-18
1
!9-29
*
$1.75
•
Co.
9-20
8-31
4*
Sons Co.—
preferred
4'A%
•Lion
9-17
'
9-28
.
$1.25
—
9-20'
1
10-
"9-29
50c
25c
/■/
•
common
9-20
1
9-15
IOC
22
&
Lewis
2%
Rubber
Stock
•
Co.,
10-
50c
12'Ac
Steel
&
Corp.
Lerner
$1.50
—
(quar.)—
Frocks, Inc.
Faultless
9-25
1
10-15
"*
"ioc
*2—
Quarterly *
10c
v
(quar.)
National Fire
American
f
*—-—-——
Co,
9-25'
10-1
28 Vac
Foods
preferred
Fashion
conv.
American
4%
X>
pref, series A (quar.)—~—
preferred (quar.)———— —
$1.25
4'A%
50c
$1.75
_
„___—.—
Investment Co.
American
,
Rubber,
preferred
1
37'Ac
.
American
9-28
'10-
quar.)
(quar.)
(Charles)
Leich
6
$1.37'A
—
(s-a)
9-20
10-15
(quar.),,
Delaware
Electric
3.85%
(quar.)——
(quar.)..
9-29
50c
10c
(quar.)_*„—
(increased
9-152
1
4'Ac
(quar.)
common
10-
$2.95
»
of
Lees'(James)
Co., Ltd.—
(T. H.)
:
(quar.),
A
'
(quar.)—
Office Building Corp.
9-14
9-14
RR.'—
Rapids
class
9-29
9-29
(quar.)
preferred
9-28
"L
————————4
9-28
preferred
$1.80
•
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(N. Y.j
Empire Trust
Co.
Corp.
"25C
10-30
partic.
Landers, Frary & Clark (quar.
Langendorf United Bakeries, com.
9-14
1
25c
'
Lamson
9-24
<quar,)_.———
preferred
1
9-29
on
——
quar.)—
Grand
&
6%
Company
50c
9-21 *
•
9-20
36'Ac
(initial h
,*.*,,.4X-4X—UX-XxXXiX-,4.X-:
Co.,
convertible
Lambert
9-24'
417'Ac
-
9-28
30CCrystal Sugar Co., common (quar.)
$1.12 '/a
1 4'A%
prior preferred (quar.)__.-___*.
20c
American Factors XX**—*—.X*-2y—*-r* X'
9-20.
9-28
>
-
(initial
Laclede Gas Co.
.
9-29
Coal—
Loaf
5%
9-18
9-18
-
held
$1.50 preferred (quar.)_
—
Kittanning Telephone Co. (quar.),
La-Plante-Choate Mfg. Co., Inc., common—
9-18
X"
50c
2 12'Ac
(quar.)
$1
:-a
-
(quar.)
75c
American
9-28
10c
MCg,
50c
Dairies, Ltd.—
preferred
Emerson
9-17
1
-
r
.
9-28
Electric Storage Battery Co...
—4-—
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp. (quar.)
Elizabeth town Consolidated Gas (quar.)-
10-
$1.25
preferred series B (quar.)———
American Brake Shoe Ccr., com. (increased)
4%
convertible preferred (quar.)
9-10
9-28
44—
Elder Mlg.
9-17
.
10-15
30c
$1.25
5%, preferred series A (quar.)—22—
V! 5%
9-20
■:'"XX 5c
(monthly)—-—-—
9-17
5
10- 5
$1.75
(quar.)
/
(quar.)——
9-17
1
10-
$1.25
*.
-
12'Ac
Egry Register Co., common (special)
5Vz7c preferred (quar.j——
.
preferred
9-15
9-10
25c
non-cumulative
Dull-Norton
4
9-
9-14
'
1
9-20
2:
common—_—
•
-50c"
9-28
common
on
meeting
at
common
Allegan
Semiannual.
Kerr
9-15
•
preferred
King-Seeley Corp.
Kirsch Company,
15c
(quar.)——
Ltd...——_—
Mines,
57c
<
■
11-17
22
10-
*
5/,;'
15c
(quar,)-___-4—
Dominion
9-28
10-20
10-
25c
-
•
1
$1
(N. Y.)__4——
Reynolds, class A (quar.)——
&
9-10
East
__
10-
—
———————
Devoe
425C
(quar.)—
87'Ac
Deposited Bank Shares
-75c
9-19
9-
*
Corp.,
Kalamazoo,
10-10
*
11'Ac
.
2
9-29
9-15
10-25
~
Steel
$1.46
5
9-
9-15
50c
—-—
—4——
Dominguez Oil Fields Co.
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
American Bosch Corp., common
Tire
Class
10-
$1
.";:T
action
no
payment
Sept. 8)
Kaiser
,
9-20 >
10- 1
,
$1.12'A
;xf
(s-a)
common
convertible preferred
9-12
$1.50
Aggregates, common—'
5'A
preferred
(quar.) ——
American Ai*. Filter Co., com. (quar.)——
.
12'Ac
•' X' 25c
(quar.)—
Extra
9-20
IX
Payable of Rec.
25c
stock
—X.¬
took
(Directors
9-19
10c
(quar.)———
——
""
25c
RR.,
9-20
1
10-
Founders
Brothers,
Joyce, InC.
9-19
9-28
(quar.)———
9-20
12'Ac
34 3/a c
American
$7
/
(quar.)
common
9-28
62'Ac
—;
(quar.)——i_X_—i—
Michigan
preferred
57c
(quar.)
;
•
(N. J.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
Electric Co.
Denman
(quar.)—,—---
Corp.
10-29
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%
9-20
37'Ac
...
——.—-----
;
>■
"
Allied
9-29
Share
,
Non-voting stock
dividend
Corp,-———4—
Brothers
&
37c
Delta
343/sC
Discount, common
preferred series A (quar.)
Electric
:
9-27
The
preferred series B (quar.)
Super Markets, common
preferred (quar.)
Allied
Dayton
3
44c V
5'A%
Albers
Gas
preferred
Davidson
9-12
profits.
realized
net
Investment &
Vz%
u_.
Engine
4'/2%
1
10-
is
above
shown
investment.
income
from
9-18
•
Daniels & Fisher Stores.————~—X-4'
10-20
"
payment
is
—
9-18
9-29
15c
——
v
,
(initial quar.)..
Extra
5c
50c
'
net
12-
12-21.
-X 3%
(quar.)—
Inc.
regular
from
•
(quar.)
(quar.)——
9-29
30c
of Company
'*
Cumberland
9-18
10-10
75c
——
The
B
Co.
Atlantic Sugar Co.—
New common
.; X
Payable of Rec.
Share
,-—,*,—v,2—.****+—..
Fund,
Special
class
Name
Jenkins
30c
—
;
(
(quar.)-*—
Corp.
(Hartford)
Insurance
(quar.)
'
Addresscfgraph-Multigraph
:
'
Holder*
When
7 per
"
Name of Company
Aetna
Common,
Cuban
Cummins
I
class A
'
Crystal Tissue
V
Holders
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Securities Corp—
Forster
Common,
Dividend announcements are grouped
;.
Share
of Company
Monday, September 17, 1951
..
Holders
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
.
(quar.)___
133Ac
(quar.)___,
25c
50c
10-31
10-15
1
9-12
9-23
9-15
10-
$3.50
Reed
convertible
Roller
Renfrew
Republic
Revere
Bit
Textiles;
Supply
1st
Co.
(quar.)____
87'Ac
-----
preferred
25c
(quar.)^
Ltd.,
cl. A partic.
(quar.)
Trust,
Ltd.
9-21
1
9-17
10-
(interim),.
10-25
20c
(Calif.)———
Selection
9-17
35c
Racing Association, Inc
•Rhodesian
415c
1
9-29
10-15
als
10-15
9-25
10-
1
9-2 L
"
■
Volume 174
Number 5047
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1001)
Per
,
Name of Company*
,
,
Ritter
' ~
Company, Inc.,
(quar.)
common
4Va %
St.
$1.25
5%
preferred
t$1.12%
10-
1
9-21
E
10-
"*
v'
-
1
9-21
9-28
9-18
'25c
9-20
40c
9-20
Shamrock Oil
&
Gas
Corp.
Trust
conv.
1
(quar.»_________
preferred
(L.
C.)
&
Corona
1
15c
10-31
50c
Southeastern
Gold
&
Platinum
Public Service
? Common
(increased
-preferred
Southeastern
Standard Fuel Co.,
*
10-
1
2
10-
2
Inc.
12y2C
——
"
class
Standard Screw Co.
Standard Silica Corp.
Class
B
Stanley
(quar)
Stein Roe &
10-10
10-10
tlOc
'
'10-10
;'8%
pfd.
conv.
preferred
&
11-15
7%
<quar.)______
Inc.
.
(quar.)
1
;
1
9-28 .>;
Toronto
1
Iron
Class
A
Toronto
Works,
9-25>"
(quar.)
$6
2
5%
prior
conv.
Underwriters
(quar.)
Acceptance,
Ltd.,
Union
Investment
Co.
1
1
10-
.
10-
1
62V2c
10-
10-
,
1
25c
f
15c
1
10-
9-28
common-
9-
$5
1st
Van
preferred
Home Fire
Co.
10-
3
10c
9-25
9-19
—$1.75
9-29
9-19
9-11
9-
1
'
20c
62»/ac
$75c
A .Extra
..Warehouse & Terminal Corp
Watson (Jack) & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Weatherhead Co., $5 preferred (quar.)_,„_
Company, 4%
West Kootenay Power &
V
Quarterly
West Michigan Steel
preferred
Westate
Petroleum
Western
Electric
5%
preferred
Western
Union
Wolf
&
Wood
Stationery Corp.,
A
preferred
Extra
9-28
10-
9-14
1
udend
no
payment
Zeller's, Ltd.,
Co.
(quar.)________
9-28
50c
j
action
at
on
common
divi-
,a
.
115c
'11- 1
}37y2c
11-
1010-
1, -10-
•
1
.
Below
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not
include divi¬
5
>
dends
we
announced
5-
f
this
-
Laboratories
,
:
/
••
.
(quar.)
&
$1.20
class
A
Adams
Express
Adams
(J.
Admiral
D.)
Corp.
10-
1
4
9-
4
4,V
■
Holier*
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
25c
«
10-
1
9-12
10c
10-
1
9-14*
n;
30c
Co.
J
Beneficial
$3.25
9-6
S-20
9-28
$1.50
9-14
Bethlehem
Bibb
;
:
10-
1
9-14*
10-15
11-21
9-28
9-13
50c
10-1
9-15
(reduced)
12-
I
Co.________y_^.7_
Mfg. Co.
12-15
24c
—
10-
129-
1
4
9-20
8-31
37%C
U>
10-
12 '/2C
9-17
I
9-14
9-28
.
9-28
9-
7
10-
1
9-
$1.50
10-
1
(irreg.)—
9-14^
10-1
9-15
50c
10-1
8-31
10-
2
9-
5*
10-2
9-
5*
10-
9-
5*
$1
iquar.j—
50c
:___
$1.75
i
2
10-15
25c
-
25c
1*
9-14
9-25
11-
$1.25
r&oc
>
than
50c
50c
-■
Corp.
1
>
Mills,
common
(quar.)
9-
7
9-17
9-
7
9-1.7
9-
:
.$5 preferred
(quar.)—
Co.,. class
(quar.)—„
Corp.
Construction
8-31
10c
9-29
9-10
$1
9-28
9-21
12-21
12-17
$3
12-21
'
12 17
9-28
$1.50
10-
1
$1.75
10-
1
25C
V 9-20
$1.25
9-
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10- 1
.9-14
12'/2C
9-20
9-29
$5
Buffalo
-
9-12
9-28
9-11
$25c
9-28
9-11
Casualty & Suiety Co.
Aetna
Life
Co.
Affiliated Gas Equipment,
(quar.)^
62y2c
10-
1
(quar.)___
50c
10-
1
9-12
pfd.
75c
9-20
9-17
$3
(quar.)
(Watertown, N. Y.)
Quarterly
9-12
Picture
$6
1st
75c
10-
1
9-15
Athey
-
1
preferred
(accum.)—
Products
Corp...
(quar.)
_____——
$15C
10-
1
9-10 '
10-
1
9-10
H
9-14
15c
HO
•
>$1.75
10-
1
9-
3
$1.50
10-
1
9-
3
15c
1
37 '/2C
10-
1
50c
-I:-
9-29
9-25
9-14
Co.
9-15
9-15
10-15
$25c
25C
11-
40c
$1.37%,
35c
75c
7
9-
1
$10c
s*
9-15
9-
9-20
10-
7
9-21
lu-lf
1
1
9-10
9-
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
9-29
9-12
9-29
9-14
35c
,
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
'
9-15
93%c
J
9-14
10-15
10-
,
1
8-28
Is
10-
8
Is
10-
8
8-28
y2 %
10-
8
8-28
'/2 %
10-
8
8-28
10-
1
8-15
t$l
10-
1
9-14
$$1.10
10-
1
9-14
10-15
,
9-28
,
.
9-28
9-14
25c
10-
1
9-15
62»/2C
10-
1
9-10
20c
10-
$1
10c
,
1
9-14
10-.1
9-14
>10- 1
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
>
9-14
,
; ;
—
$1.25
5c
common
9-15
fic
2-1-52
1-15
40c
10-1
9-11
$1.75
50c
Co.
.
J45c
—
(quarj————
Burlington Steel Co.'< Ltd.
C.
I.
Terminal
Building
10-
1
.
9-11 ;
9-27
9-17
1
9-13
10-
(quar.)
T.
convertible
Ink
Water Service
Calumet
h
Quarterly
Co.
Hecla
9-1'*
$25c
10-
1
9-10,
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
(quar.)
Co,
Consolidated
Copper
9-21
9-11
$5c
10-16
9-14
63c
10-
1
9-14
9-14
62%C
10-
1
28c
10-
1
9-14
28c
10-
1
9-14
75c
11-
1
10-15
9-20
9-10
75c
1—
50C
(quar.)__
9-10*
50c
10-
1
9-
7
Co.—
20c
-
,
'
$1
preferred
California
9-14
9-14
9-28
25c
$1.75
_______—-
(accum.)
Financial Corp. (quar.)
(sinking fund)" "(quar.)—
preference (quar.)
5.60% convertible preference (quar.)——
$3
—
preferred (quar.)—
$2.50
9-29
9-29
75c
Co,—
preferred
California
,
75c
5C
(N. Y.)___
(quar.)
Incubator,
Watch
*5\'z %
.
Co.—
$1
10-
*40C
Corp.
Sugar Estate (liquidating)
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
California Electric Power, $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
$20c
Industries, Inc—
—-
—
Calamba
Ltd.—
Associated Telephone & Telegraph
7%
1st preferred
(accum.)
Associates Investment Co.
—
—
'
9-15
'
Associated Motion
D
3iy4c
'
Corp., Ltd.—
Forge .Co.__
Bulova
•
$50c
1—
11-
25c
Asbestos
(quar.)__—^_—_—
1
Ltd.—
9-10 /
9-1
Class
Electric
Building Products, Ltd. (quar.)__
Bullard
Company ; (quar.) ——
9-10
Hardware,
0
12-
$12'/2C
(quar.)
preferred
,
1
H.)
11-
.
Bucyrus-Erie . Co., common
——
7%
preferred (quar.)___—•—
8-20
50c
50c
Ltd.,(quar'.)————..—_—
,
8-31
1
a2
Common
5
50 %C
Co."
A
Industries
Buckeye
-
9-14
50c
(quar.)_L—
(quar.)______
Ltd.— quar.)_
Power
9-12
9-29
Ltd.—
Brockway Glass Co., common (quar.) ______
5% preferred
(quar.)
____________
Brown-Forman Distillers,
common
(quar.)_
$4 preferred (quar.)
4%
junior preferred (quar.)
'
9-14
9-14
'
A
Columbia
9-12
$1.25
(quar.)___
(s-a)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
15c
1
50C
pfd.
4%"preferred (quar.)
4%.%
preferred (quar.)
*
"
Columbia
Class
9-28
Oil,
9-25
\
12-
—
(initial
common
British
7
$1
Corp.— *
10-
$2
a2
American
New
British
,
$1
js.%, 'registered
9-15
9-17
1
50c
Tobacco,
bearer
10-
10-16
25C
preferred
3%%
Co.,
9-15
87'/2C
(quar.)—
(initial)—
5%
9-11
1
1
common
preferred
9-21
10-
10-
(quar.)_
preferred A
(quar.)
British
;
37»/2C
______
RR.,
Inc.,
25c
(quar.)__—_
Amer.
dep. rets. ord. bearer (interim)—
Amer. dep. rets. ord. registered (interim)-
$ 15c
(quar.);.
Inc.
(quar.);
-5%- preferred
is
:
Maine
15C
$1.37%
_
8-27. >•
above
on
until
9-25
9-24
Inc.
(quar.)
Club,
Albany RR.
British-American
8-21
9-17
1/6
1
9-29
A
British
04
10-
—
Company,
9-17
10-
5c
accumulate
Corp._
9-17
$45c
62'/2C
—
preferred (quar.)
Roller Bearing Co.__
(E. J.) & Sons (quar.)
Bralorne Mines, Ltd.
(interim).
Brantford Rooting Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Breeze
Corporation
(quur.)_^__—;
Bridgeport-Brass Co., com. (increased quar.)
53/2 % convertible preferred (quar.)
Bridgeport Gas Light Co. (quar.)
Briggs Mfg. Co.
—:
Brlllo Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
$2
9-14
"•
$0.
(quar.)
1
$1.50
preferred
Mills,
9-14
10-
(quar.)
C.)
Bristol-Myers
10- 4
9-20
35c
:
preferred
5%
9-28
75c
H00
„__
9-12
4
Tobacco—
Brach
8-16
1
9-28
IOC
9-12
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
(Phila.),
5%
Class
(quar.)
less
10- 1.
9-17
9-26
4
common
_______
9-10
10-
9-29
50c
Bower
I
9-17
1
50c
—.
6%
9-30
30C
1 "
t.
7
9-20
9-
4
&
Botany
20c
(Indianapolis)—
—
Constable
A
9-
1
9-17
(quar.)__———
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
New
9-6
(quar.)_
Mfg., 6%, conv. pfd. (quar.)__„—_
Corp. (quar.);'—„
Industries, Inc. -(quar.)——_____
Class
1
10-
9-
(George W.) Corp.
7%
9-17
10-
50C
IT/2C
9-
prior
Boston
6
60c
•
Bush
9-14
$1.75
(quar.)__—
9-24
&
9-14
9-15
5
9-24
(H.
3y2%
9-17
9-28
9-
9-26
preferred
Boston
1
9-28
9-15
10-31
(quai.)
Borg-Warner
1
9-29
9-15
9-29
10c
50c
$1
Book-of-the-Month
Borg
9-29
.
9-29
8iy4c
—
preferred (quar.)_——
Valley Gas & Electric—
5 y2 %
10-
25c
9-10
'
30c
Blue Diamond
9-10
9-24
Co.
Bryson,
preferred
Bohack
$1.25
Mfg.
&
Brothers
6%
1
10-
25c
9-15
9-29
$1.06 y4
4.25%
25c
25c
*
(quar.)
<quar.)
9
9-
10-15
75c
(quar.)__
Blauner's
Ltd.—
(quar,.)
Rubber
(J.
9-15
9-lJ>
12-
Blackstone
Bloch
(quar.)_„
u4%,%;.convertible' preferred—
Ashdown
1010-
$50c
______
_______—:
Sivalls
4.25%
9-28
1
$1.12 y2
Decker
&
Extra
50c
9-10
tl5c
$25c
15c
—
7%c
1
8-31
8-31
(quar.)
pfd.
Black
Arvin
10-
1010-
common
9-14*
Artkraft
,130c
Co..
9-14
25c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Refining, com.
of
Corp.,
Corp,,.. 7%
1
>9-26
9-6"
10-
Steel
Manufacturing
10-
1
9-
9-1'
' 10-
8-31
$ 15c
(quar.)___
Corp., common
8-31
10-
8-31
$17V2c
quar.)
25c
1
10-1
il2y2c
Loan
9-12
9-24
10-
______
Big Bear Markets (Michigan)
Bingham-Herbrand Corp.
10-
10-1
t37y2c
com.
9-10
10-
8-24
Arundel
Ltd.,
9-14
9-10
10-
(irreg.)
Above payment less Philippine withholding
Black
Western Gas. (quar-)r;;—
Art Metal
_______
quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Mining Co.
Benguet
1
.
b
•Arnold
9-14
10-
$$1.75
9-14
Co.
Edison,Co.',
class
9-14
10-
t$1.50
9-14
50c
11-12
J20c
40c
1
(quar.)
11-15
10-
50c
(initial
Corp.
9-15
25c
1
Aviation
9-19
9-18
1
10-
—
10-
Bendix
10-
50c
10-
6%
preferred (quar.)—
Arkansas Power & Light,; $6"
pfd.iquar;)—
$7 preferred. ;.(quar.)_^—
Armstrong
$1.50
'
35c
(quar.)
(initial
1
9-28
84 %c
(quar.)___
Co.i__
preferred
10-
9-14
1
$1
(quar.)_
Hardware & Mfg. (quar.)__^
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
-
9-17
9-11
9-21
50c
(quar.)_
A
preferred
common
7%
1
10-
25c
$1.50
97y2c
common
Common, (quar.)
6%
preferred - (s-a)
Arkansas Natural Gas
Arizona
7%
New
9-10
9-14
10-
$1
common
class
RR.
New
5c
(quar.)
Agricultural Insurance
>
Co.;: Ltd.—
Aetna
,
-
Creek
1
10-15
5c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
preferred
Old
t25c
Paper
Insurance
When
the
Payable of H*'
45c
(quar;)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)______
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
.
Share
—
Power
Common
*
^
*:
.Extra
Abitibi
Per
-
,
in
,
'
Name of Company
Abbott
week, * these being given
/".'-v."*;
preceding table.
r
10-
50c
Belknap
$1.75
-
Arkansas
9-10
(monthly)_„__—_
$1.75
■
I
*
9-14
(initial),-—
Cotton
1
75c
1
.
,
10-
:
Packing Co., (quar.)
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., old common
.
Arcade
1
9-10
(quar.)—___—.
10-
(initial)
■
1,
1
1
$1
Y.)
$2.50
^
Lines,
preferred
Arts
6
10-
Beech-Nut
reached. All payable in U. S. funds.
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Applied
9-
10-
5
$1.06
par)
Light Co._—
Interim
t
11-
.
J3iy4c
.preferred (quar.
*
1
10-20
Belgium Stores, Ltd., common___________—
5% preferred (quar.)
■
,
'
(quar,)
(quar.)_—
Beech
>9-
1
10-
40c
9-
18c
Foundry
Insurance
dividends
♦
.
$1.40
9-15
9-28
10-
$1.25
9-25
;
Payments
9-18
j
meeting held Sept. 7.)
common
preferred
1
.
3-14
9-23
9-11
$1.75
_____
preferred
Beatty Brothers,
12-14
10-
•
9-18
9-28
-
1-2-52
1
(quar.)
com.
1
Woolen
C;
Mfg.
3%%
9.13*
10-15
!
9-18
y
9-28
10c
Beacon
Beatrice Foods Co.,
4-1-52
9-
10-
Co.—
Optical Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)___
4*
10-
10-31
Bausch & Lomb
4**'
1
10c
1
(quar,)
Sugar
Class B
Co.
9-
10-
be
,
Works Corp.
(quar.)—
(Ludwig) & Co. (quar.)___
9-
$1.50
Class
Iron
also
must
Corp.—
RR.
California
9-20
$2.25
1
10-15
50c
__________
Mfg.
\ "
(Directors took
5%
(quar. )1
9-
'
of
Oil
Bath
9-17
■
tax
(quar.)___
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp.—
Class A' (initial)
9-26
9-15
^$$1.50
>
9-15
10-20
U5c
'
9-21
,
to
10-
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. (increased)Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
12-13
10-15
r
•
available
10-
Ampco Metal,*Inc. (quar.)
Anaconda
Copper Mining Co.—
Anderson, Clayton Co. (stock dividend)
v
9-27
10- 1
10c
(quar.)
9-21
*
9-21
1
'
Bastian-Blessing
9-14
common.^.......
Ltd., 4'/2%
Co.,
Stores
prior
10-
*
7
9-14
the
$1.75
•
,
Tile
Yolando Corp.—
V
common
'
1-2-52
17c
(quar.)
—______
Yankee Fibre
"
9-28
50c
f
Alexander, Ltd.,
6%
t
10-15
n
9-28
Ameri¬
upon
——
1
$1.75
$5
10-10
50c
,
Co
Woodward "Iron Co.
11-20
$1.25
class
9-11
10-15
$1.06 Va
the
87'/2C
Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
American Wringer Co. (quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—
/' £ Common (quar-); —:
9-18
1
50c
common
(quar.)
Telegraph Co.,
1
9-25
11-
15c
75c
Co.
Dessauer
10-
25c
17'/2c
9-
25c
common
9-20
8%C
(N.
1
American
v
1
9-15
Co.
10-
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(quar,)
American Tobacco Co., 6% preferred
(quar.)
:
t$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-14
1
payment
Steel
Corp
10-
$1.50
Extra
'7% preferred
*
9-14
10-15
10-
'
;
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Whitehall Fund, Inc._
!
-
10- 1
Basin
J
*
9-21
9-14
50c
&
States
American
9-21
10-15
$20c
70c pfd. (accum.)_
Co.—'
Western Tablet &
10-15
5
1
Corp.
Stamping Co.
American
10-1
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
Light Co., Ltd.—
com.
9-20
.
10-
$1
:
Quarter'y
1,
3c
cor.v.
Foundry,
prior
1
.
Trust
Oil
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
American
1
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Bankers
25c
Snuff
American
4
4
i$i
.
—
1%
:
;
v
v
10-
-
.6%
preferred
Barber
9-13
$1.50
Increased
9-15
9-29
9-27
$1.75
Republics .Corp; lquar.)
Safety Razor Corp.
Smelting & Refining Co.—
American
this
Aroostook
&
4y4%
9-13
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Radiator & Standard Sanitary—
American
10-15
25c
Quarterly
&
1
9-27
Common'
■.
9- 5
11-
&
President
American
9-24
9-14
25c
Walker & Company, $2.50 class A
(quar.).
Walker (H ), Gooderhara & Worts, Lta.—
Weeden
9-28
20c
quar.)__
/
*
1
10-
(quar.)
Beaver., Lumber,
non-cum.
American
•'*
$1.25
(quar.)_
Camp
V' 7%
preferred (quar.)__
Vfailuku Sugar Co—,1
5%
10-
15c
25c
Products Co.
preferred
American Power
3
10-
9-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Metal
American
183/4c
50c
made
withholding
from
25C
preferred(Newark. N. J.)—
Co.,
Metal Co.,
9-28
I
9-14
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Machine
American
9-28
11-1
1
10-
50c
American
i
»
-
preferred
American
Sea Food Co. (reduced
Victor Products Corp.' (quar.)__l
Vlchek Tooi Co., common__I
;
10-19
10-19
11-
10-
American
Optical Co.
(quar.)—
American Paper Goods Co.—-
9-21
37V2c
(accum.)—__
Insurance
10-1
62%c
preferred
Utah
;
9-14
.
(quar.)____
contingent
being
Porcelain
30c
non-cum.
Co.
is
5%
preferred (quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co.,
7% preferred (quar.)
9-13*
(quar.)
common
-
'
preferred
3,90%
7
50c
1
$6
,
Locomotive
7%
9-22
50c
Inc.,
interest
(quar.
U. S. & International Securities Corp.—
•
Co
7%
United Shoe .Machinery Corp.—
Common (quar.)
6%
Ice
American
9-17 .:
9-29
$1.75
1
$1.50
International
i
9-15
1 :i!:
10-
18%c
Products
Insurance
8-31
(quar.)
(payment to
dollars
preferred
Bangor
;
7*
$1.50
■
Semi-annual
9-21
9-19
75c
'
American
'
9-21
9-26
10-
Co.,
American
10-2
J15c
9-
7%
9-14
9-29
75c
(quar.)
Home
American
$1
(quar.)__
9-14
9-27
87'/2C
Corp.
9-20
(quar.)
Co.
Mining Co.
75c
preferred
Felt
&
common
Inc.
"
:
American
40c
,i'1% preferred (accum.
United Paramount
Theatres,
^
1
>
9-18
2
1
—
(monthly)_____
American Hospital Supply Corp
'
10-
10-
9-10
par)___
Hardware
American
62y2c
(quar.)__
Hair
preferred
American
1
'
.
American
$6
9-21
*
($10
;
Uxbridge Worsted Corp.,
preferred (quar.)__;
Philippine
Y
preferred (quar.)
Foundry— y
Co., 6%
1
9-21
(quar.)
'
Wilcox
deducted
35c
Co.,-7%
common
10-
30c
Corp
A
T.),
&
Baumann
preferred B (quar.)
Dairies, Inc., 7% pfd.
Express Co., old com.
Felt
^
9-15
10-16
United Dye & Chemical Corp.—
of
New
(B.
Baltimore
Inc.—
Cyanamid Co., common
American
9-15
10-1
7
9-14
4%
($100
9-15
1
5
9-
75c'
(quar.)
;
9-20
10-
9-
1
1
'
American
9-20
1
15c
Union Mfg; Co. :(quar.)
Union
Twist
Drill
Co
Certificates
3V2%
7
5
,
pref.
9-20
10-
25c
;3y2 % preferred A (quar.)
5
9-
$1.50
,
American
(quar.)
Products Corp.
shareholders
can
10-
(quar.)______i.
preferred (quar.)
9-20
683/4C
(quar.)
class
conv.
Balatoc
9-20
$1
preieried_____-^____
9-15
9-
1
9-20
50c
quar.)
American
10-
f$1.25
(irreg.)
(quar.)
60b
20c
non-cumulativeypreferred
Cigarette & Cigar
6%
9-15
1
company by the Central Bank of Phil¬
ippines for transmittal to the U. S).
The
(quar.)
&
1
10-
the
non-cumulative
f
'
9-10
10-
(N.yy.)-(quar.)—_
Union
12-20
10-
$1.75
9-15
9-15
120c
quar.)____
Co.
1-2-52
75c
American
9-25
9-15
$20c
preferred
Trust
>■
Car
10-
50c
Alarm
Bachmann
preferred.;
t
-T 9-18
25c
<quar.)______—
(reduced
9-14
non-cumulative
7%
9-21
J25c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Cicy Rapid Transit Co.—,
Common
9-29
"7%
%
>
■'
$1.75
.
(s-a)____
common
Babcock
7%
*
9-17
10-1
$2
a
Products
Twin
.
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
10c
.■
9-15
9-30
7
Babbitt
Bank Note Co., common
American
•
110c
•
(quar.)
com.
9-12
9-
30c
Y.)
'
9-1*
9-10
933/4C
(N.
5
8-27
9-15
1
8-31
9-10
'
Alliance Insurance
10-
9-28
1
Co.__*____-__
Co.,
$15c
25c
1
preference-(quar,
preferred
Anlerican Can
9-29
;
Filter
clas6 A
9-14
10-
1
necessary
■_
Air
convertible
1
9-21
1
It
(Del.)
2
11-
9-20
1
:
(quar.)
10-
40c
(Charlotte),
Ayshire Collieries
B/G Foods, Inc.—
11-20
50c
preferred
$1.25
93 %c
(quar.)__,
pfd. B (quar.)_
10-
10-
,1
(increased
9-14
10-
10-
(quar.)
com.;
1
15c
re¬
payment.
10-
10c
quarterly.
Mfg.
convertible
'; 6%
„
9-JLO
1,
9-25
K'.
'■
—
Mortgage
Tri-Continental
Trico
10c
(quar.)_____
common
10-
1
9-
12-10
5c
incorrectly
$1
(quar.)
30c
4V4%
American
f
9-14
'
Steel
$3
95c
9-18
(Hartford) (quar.)
Manufacturing Corp., common (quar.)
50c
Cement. Co.-- -«*
preferred
(quar.)__^
Goods
Fire
37y2c
(quar.)
American
7
9-29
9-28
,:
25c
v:
;
Ltd.,
25c
$3
a
Co.
preferred
$1.06 V*
Extra
9-11,.*.
10-15
1
20c
'... .V >>
(quar.)
Timely Clothes, Inc. .(quar.)
.Tip Top Canners,. Ltd., class A
9-25
(s-a)^
was
1
Automobile ; Insurance
*•
5c
9-20
10-
Avco
_i
as
read
10-15
Telegraph Co.
Automatic
cash
(quar.)__u_^_
Steel
(quar.)___^-_
week
Finance
5Va%
common, (quar.)__w._-i.__
dividend
Ohio
Automatic
Muscle
Portland
5%
preferred
Co., 3.75%
Corporation
(quar.)
Auto
common
of
be
&. Vicksburg Ry.
American
4%
Fabric Products, Ltd.,
Class B
;
■
10-10 7
f433/4c'*./10- 1
65c *9-28
>•
t
,'. 10-10
11-
50c
(accum.♦__
com.
of
shares
share
Agricultural Chemical Co.
Quarterlyj
V
5
11-
JlOc
(quar.)___________________
preferred
shares
fractional
for each
Amalgamated Sugar Co:
9-20
,
tl5c> tTl-
(Boston)45c
Chemical Corp.—
Terry Steam Turbine Co.,
(quar.)
:
American
9-20
,
9-29
12%c
Refractories Co., pfd. (accum.)yy
Suburban Gas & Electric Co.-.__._________
Technical Fund, Inc.
Tennessee Products
five
of
$1
Products. Co.
.6%
""
10c
Auto
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
9-20
1
Fuller
Temple Coal, $6
each
lieu
Inc.;
$3.75
9-26
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., com. (quar.)______
30c (*10-10 v
{ >7% 1st preferred
(quar.)____—>';43%C
9-J29
Stokely Foods, Inc. (Del.), $1.50 pid. (accum.) C>> $2.254" 9-25
Stop & Shop. Inc. (quar.)
25c
10- 1Stowe
for
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.,
Alpha
9-14
12 Vic
>
(quar.)________
Fund,
9-14
-
9-20
y
9-26
60c
Farnham
Allied
;
10-15
$1
Engineering Co.
9-14
1
preferred
(quar.)___
Industries, Inc; (quar.)
Cherpical & Dye Corp. (quar.)
Laboratories, Inc.' (quar.)
Allied
>
1
(quar.
Steel Products
1
10-
last
Allied
9-20
9-28
V-n-
$10c.
Corp.
10-
have
-
9-20
;
.
10-10
.
Investment
$1.05
$1.15
above
*
9-21
.12»/2c
(quar.______
Works
Street
;
J56y4c
<
(quar.)__—;___
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
6-15
Aluminum
(quar.)__y__^_
A
_.—______
6-30-52
ported
:
-rr-—
B
1
9-29
(quar.10c
B
1 Class
10-
20c
Ltd.—
Standard Rfcdio, Ltd.,
$3.50
4.20%
common
(s-a)
Electric & Equipment Go.
Allen
9-15
10-1
lquar,)^
cla§s A__________;
Class
(s-a)_
should
9-21
.
Atlas
9-20
10-15
25c
»
Atlantic Refining
10c
41'/4c
Co.
redeemable preferred
Standard Holding Corp.,
State
*
9-15
10-
Atlantic &
12-15
common
'
Co.—
(*'4V2%
I
,9-19
$1.38
(initial)
Telephone
Sovereign Investors,
>
9-20
9-28
9-25'
12V2c
Co.
quar.);.;
'
.'6%
9-29
.___
1-3-52
$2
12-15
preferred
The
25c
5c
American
Greyhound,
Guaranteed
9-22
25c
;
Atlantic
Allegheny-Ludlum
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co.—
'•
Allen
(quar.)
Shipbuilding,
pa.id.)_____
quarterly
4V4%
Typewriters, Inc.—
...
Extra
»
3
10-23
12-15
will
Alden's,
10-12
10-
1
Holder*
When
Payable of Rec,.
30c
:
1-3-52
(In
Initial
/
9-25
11-
25c
(quar.)
<quar.)_l
1-3-52
Co.
Alabama
10-11
10-
Co.
50%
preferred
Shoals
»
; 9-18
.
1
31»/4c
;
__
Quarterly
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
Sorg Paper Co.,- common.^...'.
!
5%% preferred (quar.)
;
South
9-20
9-28
11-
Atlantic
$3.50
Power,
held.*
*
15c
Extra
10-22
(s-a)
payments of
,
25c
(quar.)____
Gas
9-18
1
8-11
1
preferred
1st
„
^
9-10
9-26
45c
(quar.)
Miller Mines, Ltd
Simplex Paper Corp. (quar.)l
(..
10-
,23c
__________
Silver
Smith
9-14
50c
(Boston)!.
common
*
9-21
1
11-
dividend
4.60%
9-21
1
&
10-
—
Share
\
City Electric Co.
25c
(quar.)
Alabama, Tepnessee Natural Gas (stock divi¬
dend)
One share of Muscle Shoals Natural
9-10
9-28
10-
A
i
Dock
Name of Company
preferred
t
10-5
10-
125c
7%
9-11
15c
Dry
1st
Alabama
9-11
'*
10-25
33Vh%
com.
Plantations,* Ltd.___-_____
Sharp & Dohme, lnc.^__
Sheraton Corp. of
America,
-'$1.25
Louis)
(quar.)..
Selama-Dindings
Shareholders
30c'
7%
t.
$2.50
class
(quar.)
Stock
f
$1.25
B
Alabama
1
Co
I St.
"
Per
Payable of Rec.
Atlantic
(s-a)
By-Products,
Class
9-28
Holder*
When
Share
Youngstown RR.—
preferred
Alabama
*
9-28
$1.25
Co.,
6%
9-21
10-15
Lighting Co._..__
Scuddef, Stevens & Clark, com. stock fund
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund..!
Seagrave Corp.. (quar.
Securities Acceptance Corp.,".(stock div.)
(
9-21
10-15
•
.___
Company
Akron, Canton &
50c
Salem Electric
Securities Investment
'
1
10-15
*
Name of
■-
9-21
$1.75
,
preferred
Louis National Stockyards
10-
alOd
'
Per
of Nee.
10- 1
75c
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.r_.__
1st
Holder•
Payable
50c
_
I
When
Share
-
5%
prelerred
(quar.)
Eoan Antelope
Copper Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Eoyal Typewriter Co., common (quar.)
i'7%
preferred
(quar.)
St. John Dry Dock
\
9
'
*
9-20
9- 4,
30
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(1002)
Camden Forge Co., 5%% conv. pfd.
34%C
(quar.).
' '
i
Northern
Canada
Packers,
Class
B Us-a)
class
(quar.). f $15c
(s-a)__—175c
*75c
A
—-
Canada Permanent- Mortgage Corp. (quar,).
Canadian Breweries. Ltd. (year-end)
Canadian Bronze Co.,
5 'jo
preferred
Canadian
Ltd.
.7
,
$47 %e
$60c
*43%c
'425c
*
$70c
J30c
1850
(quar.)—
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
series preferred (quar.)—
<■f 1
.
Canadian Cottons, Ltd., com.
6%
preferred (quar.).
(quar.)
'
Canadian- Dredge A Dock Co., Ltd.,
Canadian Pood Products, Ltd.—
4% %
•
'
(quar.)
preference
.
Canadian
'Class A participating
i
Industries
Candaian
com... -
Canadlan Oil-Cos*, Ltd.
I
>4%
5 % '
8%
%
•
..
(quar.)
<
Mills,
Carborundum
Co.
$1
75c
75c
65c
25c
(quar.)
General
(J.
W.)
I)
Corp.
Company,
preferred
Celanese
(quar.)
common
—
■
preferred
75c
$1.75
J7%c
$20c
$$1.75
(quar.)
Corp. of America,
4%%
10c
10c
-
7% preferred (quar.)
Caspars Tin Plate Co
Cassidy's, Ltd., common (quar.)
•
$1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
common
75c
$1.12%
$1.75
50c
—
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Central Coal it Coke Corp.
A
7%
Extra
50c
Central
Cold
Storage
(quar.)
Co.
50c
Central Foundry Co.
Central
Hollywood
(quar.)
Building
20c
25c
(monthly)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Central Illinois Electric & Gas,
4.10%
(quar.)
preferred C
4.75%
(quar.)
preferred B
4.10%
Central
(quar.)___
Illinois
Light Co., com.
4%% preferred (quar.)
Central Ihinols Public Service
preferred
Central
Maine
3.50%
Power
Co.,
.
Vermont
4.75%
Champion
'
9-12
9-26
9-
-
9-10
9-10
8-24
4
1
.
.Crosse
Crown
9-21
,
9-24
10-19
Crown
9-28
10- 1
10- .1
9-12
5%
9-12
Crum
9-28
10- 1
10- 1
9-22
10- 1
10- 1
11- 1
9-14
6
9-
6
9-
7
9-
7
9-
Curlee
1
5
$4
9-
7
9-
1
$2
9-10
D.
Dan
4% %
&
Dansker
9-30
9-10
5%
class
A
A
9-10
Davison
pfd.
Towel
7%. convertible
Christiana
5%
De
Deep
9-20
9-
Delaware
Wire
A
87%c
11- l
10-
5
4%
9-25
9-
4
3.70%
9-25
9-
4
4
City Baking Co.
Gold
Detroit
Colgate-Palmollve-Peet
preferred
Collins Radio Co,
-
Ice
Co„
preferred
Aluminum
9-14
10-20
9-14
9-29
9-13
9-29
9-13
Dictograph Products Co., Inc.
9-20
9-
5
Distillers
9-20
9-
5
10- 1
9-20
10-
9-17
1*
6%
preferred
1
&
Giorgio Fruit
Amer.
10-
1
9-15
$25c
9-29
9-28
Corset
11-
9-29
9-15
$1.50
1-2-52
12-20
$1.12%
10-1
9-10
50c
9-29
9-14
New
common
50c
$1.75
$1
10-1
10-
1
7%
$1
<
25c
10- 1
$7.40
10-1
$4c
—
9-29
«
9-17
9-29 '
9-12,
DravO
9-121
Francisco
9-11
Fraser
9-10
9-29
9-10
9-29
$2c
10-
30C
9-11
DuMont
9-21
5 %
1
9-20
4%%
Fuller
Gair
9-14
10-1
9-20
9-28
9- 6
9-20 '
;
9-20
77
preferred
(Robert)
(Julius)
&
convertible
preferred
Garlock
9-13
Garrett
9-14
Gas
9-14
Gatineau Power Co.,
7
9-13
9-17
9-
9-26
9-
9-20
9-26
American
$4.50
7
9-30
•
________
General
(quar.)_
6%
(quar.)
—
Co., common—
Investors
___
9-
$20c
10-
1
9-14
$12 Vic
10-
1
9-10
$$1.12%
10-15
9-25
5%
$40c
10-15
9-28
General
Contract
$35c
10-15
9-28
General
Controls
General
American Transportation
Quarterly
General Baking
_
—
—
$37%c
11-
1
25c
10-
1
9-
1
$15c
10-
1
9-
5
7
*50C
25c
$3
10-1
General Box
Co.
—__
9-14
9-20
10101010-
1
9-17
10-
a
—
Co., $8 preferred
(quar.)——
convertible preferred
9-28
10-25
9-18
9-28
$2
$50c
10- 1
10-22
9-17
9-29
10-22
9-29
$$1.18
25c
30c
37%c
28 %c
34%c
25c
40c
10- 1
9-28
12-10
9-29
9-29
9-29
9-29
9-20
9-29
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-10
(quar.)
common
I 9-10
___—_—
4c
31 %c
9-29
10-
1
10-
1
$1
10-15
10-
1
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-
1
Laboratories, class A
—
50C
10- 1
9-21
75c
(quar.)—...__
——;
10-1
9-14
10-
9-14
$1.75)
1
25c
107 1
9-15.
10-
1
9-15
9-28
9-20
$1.12%"
12*5
11-28
-
8-31
9-17
9- 8
10-11
9-8
-
9-4
7
25c
$1
87%c
$1.25
11-26
11-26
11* 1
10- 1
10- 1
$1.25
•
7.
11-12
11-12
10-10
9-20
9-10*
„
-
—
11-1
11- 1
10*8
10- 8
(quar.)—
—._—$1.50
11-15
$1 preferred (quar.)_
25c
-10- 1
25c
10- 1
50c,
9-29
Gerber Products Co., 4»/2%l;pfd. (quar.)—
$1.12% r.- 9-29
General Railway. Rignal Co// com. (quar.)—
30c.10-1
11- 1
9-15
9-15
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
______—__——
$5 preferred
(quar.)_—
General Outdoor Advertising
;
Co., Inc.
—
93%c
$1.25
*
preferred
6%.
General
Paint
Corp.,
2nd, preferred (quar.—_____—
General Portland Cement Co. <quar.)__—__
conv.
Extra
preferred
_„a
(quar.)——._a
a—
—
35c
$1.50
1
$1725
>
-
9-17
"9- 7
9-14
9-14
/
General Motors Corp.—
6 %•
Company
(quar.)..—a—a———-
5%
4%
$1
25c
..:-
8-31
8-31
8-31
10-11
1%%
(quar.)—37%c
preferred A (s-a)—
—_
conv. preferred C (s-a)
General Foods Corp., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)—
General Industries, 5% preferred (quar.)—
General Mills, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)._
I
•<
9-14
9- 4
9-21
8-31
General Finance Corp.-—
10-15
35C
9-14
11-19
9-14
9^14
9-14
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-28
10- 1
9-29
9-29
preferred (quar.)_;
—37%c
General Electric Co., Ltd.—
American dep. receipts ordinary (annual)
10%
Bonus——:
12%%
8-31
10-15
-
9-15
9-15
9-18
(stock dividend)—.
Corp.
Co.,
1
75c
$2
9-17
10-
9-17
9-17
9-15
10- 1
9-28
(quar.)_
9-14
60c
1
>
10c
10- 1
.9-17
$1.12%
10- 1
9-17 •
777'' 7-V:;7"7y'7777../>
15c c
10- 1
9- 8y
-15©
10- 1
9-8
!
1
81 Vic
$1.75
1
1
1
,
Corp.—
9-28
10-15
10-
.,
9-29
10- 1
6%
—
9-18
9-15 7
9-15
8-31
$$1.25
$$1.37
37%c
—
(quar.)
7
convertible preferred (quar.)
Common
1
1
"
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
14c
$30c
—
common
(quar.)—a—a
American Oil Co. (Texas)—
10-
>.
-—
preferred
10c
—
(quar.)__
Industries Fund, Inc._
General
7
25c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Gaylord Container Corp.
9-15
17 %c
com.
5%
9-14
9-28
1-
;
(quar.)-.
pfd. <quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
Co.
1
9-20
1
10-
$12 Vic
a—
(quar.)___
Packing
1
10-16
,
20c
v
Bcadstreet, -Inc. •
,1,4%% preferred (quar.)
5%
Ltd
(quar.)__
9-20
16%%
■
(quar.)
convertible preferred' (quar.)
Dunham (C. A.)
(quar.)
A.) Company
Company, 6%
4%%
0
Dun M
,
preferred
(George
Garfinckel
11-
10- 1
11-30
9- 5
9- 6
9-18
37%c
25c
(quar.)—
pfd.
(irreg.)
Co.
10-
10c
(irreg.)
common
(Allen B.)
A
Canada,
of
10-
$1
Ltd. (quar.)
Steel, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Steel
Sugar
9-10
9-28
(quar.)
(quaro
Co.,
Co.
class
Co.,
Companies, Ltd., common (quar.)__—
8-17
1
11-15
(quar.).
(quar.)———.——— :
preferred
9-29
10-10
Foundation
9-14
9-29
9-14
8-24
8-27
$$1
Pressed
1
92Vic
9-> 1
9-11
9-10
75c
50c
50c
(quar.)
5%%
Corporation, 4% pref,
Duke. Power
9-10
10-
$5
6
:
25c
& Kleiser
9-28
$$1.75
37%c
—
9-
(quar.).
$1.50
(quar.)
9-21
;
9-17
9- 1
',10- 1
9-29
10- 1
1-2-52
9-20
9-28
25c
Extra
10-
9-17
:
50c
t$1.50
quar.)____
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Fostoria
5
12 %c
Corp
preferred
——
preference
10- 1
$1
.......
5
9-
9-7
0-20
>7
10-11
10-11 y
25c
25c
$1.05
Extra
$1
(initial)
preferred
7%
(quar.) a—87%c
$2.75 preferred (quar.)..
68%c
9-
9-26
7% preferred (quar.)———J—
Ltd. (s-a)——
Douglas & Lomason Co. ————a——'—
Dover A Rockaway RR. (s-a)_
Dow Chemical Co., common (quar.)
—
$3.25 2nd preferred (quar.)_^
$4 preferred A
(quar.)——
Dow Drug Co., 7% preferred (quar.)—.
Draper Corp. (quar.)
—
9-10
7
9-26
•
7
Extra
Donnacona Paper Co.,
9-10
9-29
10-15
Foster
$1
♦
9-17
9-29
30c
$3c
9-18
9-17
12%c
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd., common
.
9-15
,
9-28
Dominion Tar A Chemical Co.—
9-11
10- 1
Formica
2 Vic
preferred (quar.)„__.
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., common
9-15
10- 1
9-25
&
preferred
9-28
Corp.__.
Co.,
Common
20c
$1.12%
70c
preferred
7%c
4%%
.
9-15 "
9-29
8-20
777-St.
Dominion Foundries
9-17
$1.50
$1.50
.
10-26
_
1
—
Dominion
9-12
10-
•
,
50c
(increased
4%
50c
•,
10-28
9-29
9-
17 %c
Beneficial shares
Doehler-Jarvis Corp. (quar.)
11-1
1
4
1
20c
Products,
A
Foremost
10-
Corp.
Finance
10- 1
7
20%
Co., Ltd.— ,
.
deposit receipts for ord. reg. (final)
Extra
class
Foreign Light- & Power, 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)_
Dairies, Inc., common iquar.)
9-
.
12%c
Common
9-15
;
Co.,
-
;
of
America, Inc.—
5%
junior preferred (quar.)
—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)_
Food Fair Stores, Inc., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)___
Food Machinery A Chemical Corp.—
•
9-17
9-29
37 %c
Dodge A Cox Fund.
.
Co.
1
Shoe
Class B
Mills
^
9-11
9-11
9-11
9- 7
9-15
6-29
8-29
9-29
$2
65c
50c
$1
30c
35c
25c
Association
Flour
9-17
1
$25c
j
Domestic
62%c
(a-a)_
10-
Corp., class A
Class B
9-12
$1.37%
Brass
Dewey A Almy Chemical Co.
v
Co.—
Colorado Fuel A Iron Corp. (quar.):
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Co.
10-10
(ouarJ
9-27
Corp.—
common—..
5
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
30c
Ltd
5
10-
50c
12- 3*
20c
Mines,
10-
10-15
$1.07
10-
$1
International
1
10-31
v
9-28
Doeskin
Co.
Cola
10-
75c
-
v:>;7'7,
Florsheim
9-10
10-
see
of
9-15
l'ire
8-31
9-25
25c
Co.
9-15
9-17
7%c
(Marshall!
—;
(quar.)
Marshall Field A Co.
-
•
10- 1
'7>
10-31
10-31
9-26
9-26
9-20
6-22
9-25
9-20
40c
$20c
7 15c
35c
(quar.)
Ltd.
•
,
10- 1 -a;
10- 1- »•
10* 1 •
9-22
9-29
9-25
9-25
'
Pennsylvania (quar.)
—
of Philadelphia (quar.)
First National Stores, Inc., new com. (initial)
First York Corp., $2 preferred (s-a)
Florida Power Corp.
(quar.)
Florida Power & Light Co., common (quar.)
93%C
(quar.)
9-15 7
(quar.)
Electric
Field
»
12- 8
17
Ltd
9-29
4% preferred A (quar.)—..
4.80% preferred B (quar.)——.—
Cobalt Lode Silver Mines, Ltd. (Initial)
Coca-Cola
preferred
Mines,
50c
&
12-28
10-
7
12-18
$1
—
Counties Gas
9*
/Finance
9-15
9-28
50c
(quar.)
2%%
*
Cochenour-Willans
preferred
Diversey
(monthly)—.
9-28
50c
$1.75
common
7
iquar.)
(quar.)
& Light Co.—
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)
com.-
Inc.*
9-
Co.
$1.25
4% convertible ^preferred (quar.).
Cluett Peaboay A Co., common (interim)
7% preferred (quar.)
4%. 2nd preferred (quar.)..
1
(quar.)
Corp.
10-15
01
-
10-
50c
•
>
>
62 %c
$1.06%
20c
——
Fidelity Fund
(reduced)
Fiducialy Trust Co. (N. Y.)
$1.25
20c
City Products Corp.
City Railway Co. (DaytOn), com. (quar.)
6% non-cum. preferred (quar.)—Clearfield .A Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
:
Climax Molybdenum Co. (quar.)
$1.75
Inc.
Hudson
preferred
4.28%
RR.—
pfd. (auar.)
(quar.)—
7
Corporation
6%
30c
7% pfd. (quar.)
City Investing Co.. 5%%
Foods,
Stores,
Delnite
(ouar.)
Cable
7
9-
-•
30c
Fibre Products of Canada,
9-15
9-
7
(quar.)____—
(quar.)_
Extra
1
—_—
Co.
Ferro
1
•
vll* •
10- 1 *
9-14
10- 1-9-17
10- 1 y 9-10
45c
7
Mfg.
9-15
1
;*
12- 1
-
Inc.—
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Tarrant
&
10- 1 V
9-28
9-29 -
15c
<quar.)__
11-16
10-
(quar.)
Co.
3
10-
7
x
Shops, Inc. (quar.)
Insurance
9-27
10-
(quar.)
Power
1
Co.
Corp.
$6
Oil
Rock
&
10-
Corp.
$1.50
Circle
Felt
—
Dejay
50c
(s-a)
9-14
(quar.)
Extra
Delaware
;
preferred
9-28
Federal Bake
75c
(quar.)__.
Records, Inc. (quar.)_
Decker Mfg. Co. (quar.)
;
9-14
(quar.)
preferred
Federal
Federated Department Stores,
25c
50c
Cinzano, Ltd., 5%%
9-14
20c
7
4
-•
'
10- 1
50c
9-19
12-
;
9-28
9-20 *
9-20 ;
9-14 <
9-15 •
10-15
35c
56V!iC
$30c
37 %c
25c
;
9-17
Long Hook & Eye Co.
9-15
50c
preference
Extra
01.12%
Decca
9-10
Cincinnati Gas A Electric Co.
,
preferred
9-14
common
Securities
preferred
9-14
9-29
37 %C
-
$1.25
25c
50c
(quar.)__—*
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops,
Farrel-Birmingham (quar.)
9-28
(quar.)
A
75c
Co.,
V
10-15 -
-
81.25
Players Canadian Corp., Ltd._v
Inc. (quar.)—
Famous
'
8
,
r:■.
.
Family Finance Corp., common
4xk'/o
preferred (quar.)
Common
(quar.)"
Iron Co.
(stock dividend).,
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-29
a
9-29
—
Chemical
10-
50c
(quar.)
series A
4%%
9-13
11-
9-11 A
9*?0 ;
„
10-1'-, 9-17
10-.TL
9-17
10- 1
9-15
6c
20c
\ -
preferred (quar.)
<
preferred (quar.)__A—
.7 $2
Extra
10- 1
75c
$25c
(accum.)
Common
1
3
$1.75
-
Inc., 5%
•
Corp.
a/.
a
>
Brewing Corp.—r.77,:-7
preferred (quar.)
_a—_$0.185625
Falstaff
Dayton Malleable
class
Frere,
75c
Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific
10-
r;
Ex-Cell-O
[9-12*
1
12-
(quar.)
9-18
(accum.)
class
$3.50
&
9-10
(quar.)
$2
Colonial
preferred
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-10
65c
'
7 a
Company—
Eversnarp,
9-10
Realty & Securities Corp.—
10- 1
9-28
common
preferred
Co.
11-15
10-
•
~
77-;——
-a_
$1.25
Corporation, common (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
David
:
1
$$2
•
'7
(resumed)—
6% preferred (quar.)
Davega Stores Corp., common
9-12
com.
■
3%%
Co.—
Co.,
25c
•
-
75c .10- 1 . 9rl4
50c -10-10
9-21
75o , 10- 1
9-20
25c
' 9-29 ••
9-20
15c
0-20,- • 8-3025c ': 0*28 »•,; 9-17
15c j 9-28
9-17
-
85 preferred A (quar.)
'9-19
1
9-24
15c
1
10-
Railroad
Erie
Eskimo Pie Corp., 5%
9-10
10-
;
9-20
11-1
$1
4% preferred (quar;)
Equity Fund, Inc. (quar.)
9-14
..j
$1.12%
9-18
-_-_a_-_»i
——.—_
Equity .OUaCo.a1._7.—
4
12-
5c
77
—
1
8-31 *
8-317,
.
9*14
7
9-28
10-
7-r 25C
(quar.)
preferred
9-14
10- 1
Ry.
'
V 9-27
25c
9-29
$1.12%
Ohio
y50C
«
-
9-15
40c.; ,10- 1
25c
■
9-
37 %c
9-21
10- 1
Dana
;
9-21
common
9-14
-r
<
50c
8-31
Common
(N. Y.)
10- 1
7 9-18
Corp.
Mills,
1
25c
9-14
9-15
$2
Coca
Cigar
10-
Chicago Mill A Lumber Co. (quar.)
Chicago Molded Products Corp
Coast
G.
River
y-V '
8-28
40c
—,
—
1
10- 1
9-25
Ltd.,
.
9-24
——
10- 1
50c
convertible
Clinton
W.
9-17
,
9-25
(Increased quar.)
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
9-10
Extra
4%
A
9-14
$1.19
Products,
9-28
10-15
(quar.)
pfd.
-
-
7 ;
$2 preferred
*-«
•
9-15
$1.12%. ,10-1
.
:___—
preferred.. (quar.)___.—
_—
62%c
(< 5%%
preferred (quar.)
—
68%c
.Emerson Drug Co., 8% preferred (quar.)50c
Empire Brass Mfg.' Co., Ltd.
7. 5% preferred (quar.)A___-——
$27%c
Endicott Johnson Corp;, common (quar.)_—7"
40c
/
$1.31%
;
(quar.)—:—
Corp. com
9-14
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
7%
class
9-17
ar
Extra
./
9-20
5%*
v
4»/4%
Inc.
a___.__-*
(quar.f_—_—
Electric^Controller A-Mfg.; Co.
-
7
9-
.
0-29
0-29
8-29
> 9-20
-
;
-
12-14
9-29
9-28
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-15
Chesebrough Mfg.
Chicago
A
50c
Steel
Chesapeake
5%
class
,i9-14
1-2-52
r
75c
>
—
Clothing Co., 4%%
10- 1
*
; 9-14
2%
Publishing Co., common
prior preferred (quar.)
$7 preferred
Curtiss-Wright
9-10
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
v
9-14
9-14
9-14
9-15
$1.06Vi --10- 1
•
(quar.):;_—_
(Increased)—
Electrical Products* Corp. (Calif.) tquar.)—
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.) _*a_.——
Elliott Company, Common •. (quar.) ___—*_*
Boat Co.,
Electric
i
■
»
,
9-14
15C
77
Curtis
9-
9-14*
9-14*
79-14*
•
9-20
-
.
preferred.;Hquar.)_77_-
4%%
9-zo
9- 7
9-7
9-25
; - :
(quar;)_AA
7 Elastic Stop Nut Corp; of AmericaA
Electric Auto-Lite/
9-14
$1.25
Stores,
Drug
Paso.Electric. (Texas)to.-
_
9*25
10- 1
.
—
El-Paso. Natural Gas .common
7
9-
7,9-28
75c
10-
9-7
,
80c
$1.12 ^10- 1
7
10- 1
1
9-20
9-20
9-29
i
9-28
shown above is the fiscal
declaration
Cunningham
•
Edison/Brothers Stores; fine. • ;
4(4%, participating, preferred-
,
'25c
;7:7; 25c
year-end payment.
preferred
(quar.)
7%
9-14
10*
50c
Forster. 3% preferred (quar.)
Sugar Co., common
The
9-
9-15
1
10-1
,
-
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
A
1
7'
10- 1
9- 5
10-1 .7,9*5
r—
—
-.
9- 4
10-1
•
,
;
.
_
10- 1 ;
10- 1
>10-1
preferred- (quar.)———.a*—;—, 12%c
Ecuadorian. .Corp;, Ltd. ,(quar») —. 12 %c
Stock- dividend-, —a
a————- '100% '
9-15
1
10-
$1.13
Cuban-American
.
8-28
10-
,
5e
.
-
9-28
,
__
5%
10-
v
dividend)
(stock
Common
9-17
10- 1
Chemical Bank & Trust Co.
•;
.a
(quar.)__
com.
9-19
9-15
,
-
.
9-14
30c
Crows Nest Pass Coal Co.. Ltd. (s-a)
Crucible Steel Co. of America—
9-14
9-14
9-28
>
50c
i
A (quar.)
Zellerbeoh Corp.
9-1$
9*29
-
7
f
■
9-18
$1.50
7
9-
10-1
_
preferred
9-10
9-
7
'
.
;
(reduced)
Corp.—
International
Cork
5
9-14
-
class
$1
-
$1
-9-20
$1.18
30c
«w,
Co.
25c
.???
$1.12%
Eastern States Corp.,
1
93%0 7 10- 1
r^10- 1
I 'h 40c v
:
$1.37%.,; 10-1
;
A—
Publishing
10-
1
10-
115C
class
Blackwell.
A
9-14
9-15
•9-15
,10- l
9*29
.
^
(quar.)_————
9-17
?
25c
(quar.)-—————:
25c
$7.pfd. A (accum.)—
»; $1.75
$6 preferred B (accum.)——_____—— , ' $1.50
Eastman. Kodak CO., common———__——
•?.. 40c
7
6% .preferred
—$1.50
/Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund
—a
25c
Eaton A,Howard Stock Fund————V-7 15c
Economic Investment. Trust,
Ltd.———.
■. J40c
Economy,Baler Co.; common (quar.)—a—a
Extra———
/
.
5c
10-15
10- 1
:
common
Crowell-Collier
9-15
v
——
(quar.)
Cream of Wheat Corp.
(quar.)_—:
/Creameries of America, Inc. (quar.)
1:
9-
9-10
10- 1
-
-
$1.12%
Ltd.__
L.t,
Crane Co.,
-
9-
^
CraJn .(R.
,
9-15
10-1
«5c
preferred A (quar.)—
——Eastern Raclng Association, Inc.—
.
Common (no par and.$2 par) (quar.)—
1
11-
>■-. v-
——a—a—
(qukr.)—
preferred
10-10
10-10
«
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry.—
9-27
11-
:
U6V4C,.
•
Common(increased)*
$5.25 series A (quar.)
—a«
Corroon & Reynolds Corp.—
- >.,•
$1 dividend preferred A (quar.).:
Cosden Petroleum Corp
_____—;
Cov.ies Chemical (quar.)
;
8
$1.04
Fibre
9-29
\ 16 %C
7. $$2
———-
.
9-12
-
+/J25C
•
■
'
*
4%%
El
Electric Corp.—
9-27
10-
9-20
35C
1,
—...
preferred (quar*)—-—a———
Foundry A Machine CO;—
f Continental
Gin Co., common
(quar.)_——
•
4%% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)—
——
7 ,<Continental Motors Corp. (increased) ^
—
Cooper-Bessemer Corp., common (quar.)—
$3 prior preferred (quar.)
.—a
9-17
(quar.)
Paper &
;
.J. $5.50
9-14
9-29
10- 1
10- 1
10-20*
11- 1
10-15
10- 1
10-
1
/
•
(quar.)—-,
preferred
Cornell-Dubilier
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
$3.75
9-28
10- 1
9-28
9-28
10- 1
9-10
11-
10-
.50C
Conlnental
11-24
-
,
.
Continental Baking Co.; common
.
1
15c
(quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co. (quar.)
3%%
'
$1.15
preferred
Chatco
;
9-14
$1.50
preferred
$4.50
r
;9-28
:
*
•
4M%
preferred (quar.)
4.52%
preferred (quar.)..
;t/ontiriental ^ Assurance-Go. Cquar.)
>
9-1$
9-28
,
9-
37%o7
——a.—r——*
Power Co.—
467/bC
——
6%
•
Consumers
10-
(quar.)
preferred
Belt
-
1
$1.05
.
Public Service
4.15%
Chain
$1
30c
(quar.)
Co.
f accum.)
87%C
(quar.)__
Paper
y
common
(quar.)
preferred
Central
(quar.)
:
preferred
4.60%
6%
(quar.i
preferred
Central
$1.12%
$1.18%
32Vic
$1.02%
$1.02%
$1.18%
55c
$1.12%
(quar.)
com.
preferred A
A
$2
Central Hudson Gas A Electric Corp.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
4%
;
25c
$1.25
> 93%c
$2
5%
Carey; Baxter & Kennedy, Inc. (quar.)
Carey (Philip) Mfg. Co.. 5% pfd. (quar.)..
Carnation Co., 3%%
1st pfd. (quar.)
Carolina Telephone A Telegraph (quar.).;—
Carpenter paper Co., com. (stock dividend)
f
4% convertible preferred (quar.)
Carrier Corporation, 4%
pfd. (quar.)
&
Class
.
5
10-
10c
Consumers Gas Co..of Toronto——....—
.
Class
B
(quar.)
Capitol Records, Inc., $2.60 conv. pfd. (quar.)
7%
4
9-15
.
10-1,
237%c
(quar.)
common
Trust.__u
Investment
(quar.)
.
,10-25
Duralny
20c
common
Consolidated Lithograph Mfg. Co., Ltd._i.—
Consolidated Press, Ltd., 65c partic. class A
10- 1 > 78-31
10- 1 ■« 8-31
8-31
10- 1
8-31
10- 1
*
12-10
class
Consolidated
8-31
12-15
$50c
,
1
(J.
7
9-
10-15
10-1
(quar.)—
Ltd.
12-15
7V'*$2
preferred
Light Co., 3.75% pfd. (quar.)
Company (quar.)——a—
—
Durlron Company, Inc;, common (quar.) —
Duval .Sulphur & Potash Co. (quar.) __——
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates, common—
'
7
,
$1-12%
Duquesne
9-11
•
7
11-14
10-15
$1.50 class A; (quar.).
Capital Transit Co. (quar.)
Case
99-
10- 1
$10c
Canadian WestinghonseCo..
Carter
»-10
9- 4
10-15
,
1
$1.25
preferred?(quar.)..
[.Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co.
r 35c
of Baltimore, common (quar.)—..——
$1.12%
4%% preferred series -B (quar.)
$1
4% preferred series C (quar.)i
■21 Vac
.Consolidated Grocers Corp., common (quar.)
$1.25
5% preferred; (quar;)
—
——,—..
9- 7
'"
10-31
f-<
10-
,
10- I
;
9-11
9-11
$5
9-10
$3.50
*
1
1
■
V
10- 1
$$1.12%
Canadian Wirebound Boxes, Ltd,—
Carriers
4,
8-31
10-10
-
$$1.25
-* $$2
•*•■
—.
i
Cannon
9-13
9-14
1
10-
$1.*5
partic. pref. class A (quar.)————
/Consolidated Cigar Corp. (quar.).
—:
.Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)
10-10 Z
10- 1
$81
$$1.25
—
Lumber
Western
Power,
&
10-
10-
9-17
9-27
25c
•
Holdere
Pay ableL of Rec.,
Share
"
(E/1.) de Nemours & Co.
\
preferred
(quar.)————"——
$4.50
.
of Company
International, Inc.. (quar.)—
du Pont
6
$1.50
$1.50
7-
..
6C
4
$1.37%
A (accum.).——
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.—
$1.40
.
.-v.,':.^•.... 7 7 7
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
.
8-31
Refractories, Ltd.—
Canadian
4%%
„.
(quar.)
preference
•
'
,
8-31
12-14
,.>$$1.75
4$1
...,425c
(quar.)—
preference (quar.y
preferred (quar.)
redeemable preference
-
•5%
,
0-20
9-30
10- 1
> 120c
,420c
j
(quar.)
com
1%-. pld.: (quar.)___
—-———-Canadian Ingersoll-Rand Co., Ltd
.
Lamp, Ltd.
9-11
.
9-
Dunhill
9-10
9-28
Connohio, Inc.. 40c preferred (quar.).——
Consolidated Cement Corp.—
>
' f
»■
.....
*
.Canadian -Motor
9-14
-
; $$1.12%
(quar.)—.—':■ ,'t$2
(quar.)
Ltd
Connecticut Light
,
.
Ltd.—
Ice~Machine,
9-14
,
9-25
25C
,7,
Solvents
9-14
9-30
—
Canadian ^General Electric Co.
8-20
10- 1
10-1
- 9-30
t50c
—
Extra
.
9-7
10- 1
.11- 1
11- 1
quarterly
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., common
8-29
.10- 1
175c
$31e
1__.—+$125
(qtiar.r
Canners,
$50c
,
(quar.)
common
•'
Increased
.
$1.20
25©
—-
Stamping (quar.) —
(quar*)
Co. (Del.)——
; .Commonwealth Water Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
>
$7 preferred (quar.)_
-----V Confederation Life Association (Toronto)—
9-21
10-1-
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
Power
Ltd_
(quar.)
Co.
9-
When
Per
Nome
Payable of Re*.
9-20
Coip.
Commonwealth Investment
Commercial
9-21
10- 1
10" \
10-25
10- 1
10- 1
Assurance:Co.
Canada
••
Credit
Commercial Shearing &
9-14
9-29
10- 1
10-1
9-10
10- 1
9-20
10- 1
<2.50
Campbell (A. S.) Company, common
30c
$2.50
preferred (quar.)
;
62 %c
Campbell,^ Wyant & Cannon Foundry.
_
50c
Canada Bread Co., Ltd., 5% pref. B (quar,).
J62%c
Canada Cement C04 Ltd., $1.30 pref. (quar.)
*32%c
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc., com. (quar.).
20c
$4.25, preferred (quar.).
$1.06'A
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., class B
.—$25c
Life
Commercial
,
Camden Refrigerating A Terminals Co.-45 % 1 preferred (8-*)
—
Canada
Share
'Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
10- 1
9-15
Holder$
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
1951
Monday, September 17,
...
(Continued
on page
45)
-10-1
10-1
•.
9-10*•
9-14
9-11
9-11
9-h
.
.
Volume 174
Number 5047
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stock Record
(1003)
York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE GF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE GF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
39*4 Dec
1
49 V4 Jan
$ per share
1
2% Feb
3
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
t per share
54% Jan
Highest
21
Dec
62
Abbott
29
ACF-Brill Motors Co
27% Jan
33% Jan
2
30
Acme
25 y2 Dec
29
31% Sep
14
42 y, Feb
14
36% July 12
43
Jan
18
53% Nov
15
49
63 '
Aug
39 V* Apr
Laboratories
2
13
25% Jan
2
4
20% July 17
17
Apr
29% Feb
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
13% Mar 15
Admiral
26
55% Mar
9
47% Jan
28% Nov 27
121'
Feb
1
20% July 13
110% Jans 5
11% May
7% July 17
26 % Apr
53
3
121% Jan
19
18
~
No par
Corp...
•
Jun
5
31% Apr
133
?% July 13
15% Mar 29
23
Dec
«7% Jan
77,
Oct 18
3% Jan
,
28
••
2% Jun 27
53
74
July
5ys Dec
29
86% Dec
3
71
9
Aldens
2
30
80
July 11
May 31
*
Inc
3
73% Jun
4% Jan
-
Sep"
83% Oct
20
47 y* Dec
21 y8 Jan
8S% Mar
19
80
Sep 11
36% May 26
18
91% July
100
Nov
8ya Jan
liy4 May 27
83% Nov
60% Aug 24
19
23% Dec
Jan
26% Dec
11
13
44 y4
93
Feb
16
28% Jun
27
22
30% Jun
32% Jan
Sep
20% Aug
4
39% July 17
100 y2 Dec
20
91% July
Dec
29
40
99% Dec
20
89% Jun
44
38% Jan
July 13
11
Dec
22
S8
10
2%
_5
28
80%
w w
Industries Inc
V
♦80
&
9%
'S'A Dec 29
9
6
3%*
Aug
Jan
40
5% Jan
3% Jun
23
36% Apr
26
20
41
Jan
♦20%
Feb
conv
Aluminum
5
94
Jun
40
9% Jun
68
Jun
Jun
49
4
Jan
3
27
14
Dec
27
13%
Jan
15
82
Dec
28
78
Jan
13
88
53% Nov
14% July 13
22
;
2
Co
of
2
Dec
27
67% Jun
16
57
Jan
22
20% July
66% Aug
27
20
Dec
30
12% Jun
29
17% Jan
43% Dec
14
34% Jun
25
30 V* July
101% Feb
7% Jan
>26% Jan
5
8
iosy2 Oct
4
13
14Ya Apr
8 V* Apr
21
10% Jan
5% Jun
July
102
Jan
18
167% Jun
28
Oct
17
X29% Jun
29
39% Jan
79Feb
18
73% July
30% Nov
27
27 %
190
July
5
Jun
27
35-
65% Jun
26
21 y4 July 13
2
July
39% July
5
18% Jan
4
21% July 10
79%
79%
79%
y2
19
51,
Mar 22
Co
23
15% July 17
17% Jun 30
Feb
27
81% May
97
Oct
"
23
25% Dec
7
8
.< Jun
89
-
6
1
convertible
American
2
American Can
14
18
7%
19
Radio
93'%
9%
•
75
9%
21
21
21
21%
21%
200
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
2,200
45%
46%
45%
46'A
45 y8
45%
9,700
95%
21
♦95
95%
95
95
46%
46%
46%
47%
941/2
95
94%
95%
C.
38%
47
94%
5 4%
38
38 i/a
38 Va
86
82%
84%
96%
94%
95%
3%
•7, 3%
V
131% Aug
294
6
101% July 12
113% Jun
23
111
Jan
10
180
49% Oct
6
42% Jun
29
32% Jan
13
Aug
Aug
3%
•37%
16%
40
58% Jan
65%
<
$ per share
$ per
8% May 19
5% July 13
5% Jan
Feb
63
4% Mar 23
1% Aug 14
3% Jan
64% Jan
93% Oct
3
13
84% May
107
1
12% Jun
79% Oct 17
72% May
% July 12
55% Mar 22
51% May 15
Sep
60% Aug
43% July 26
45% Aug 25
41% May 19
50
Jan
9
Jan
44
4% Jan
8% Dec
3
46% Jun
30
29
Dec
11
49
.
25% Aug
3
34% Apr
13
9% Apr
13
75
Dec
13
July 17
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
•64%
65%
65
65
153/8
15
15%
15%
15%
38%
39%
38%
39%
39%
41
41
-41%
41 y8
41%
1IC6
'
1
107
107
12%
12'/8
6%
6%
6%
118
118%
117%
31%
•
81% July
Nov
Oct
90
3
Mar 22
14% Jan
x83
"11% Nov 22
47% Dec 29
July 13
106% May 17
14% Dec
>;
23% Aug
32
*12
Aug
1
3
Aug
2
;
~
11% July 26
175% July 18
: 5% July 13
28% Dec
K
July
*157%Apr
Apr
9% Jan
24 ;
11
153% Dec
169% Sep
4
44
Jun
42
:
117%
Jan
172%
29 Ya May
9
1
18
18 Ya Jun
30
22% Feb
3
158
30
54% Nov 16
,
7% Jan
84
63
May
5% Feb
61
27% Apr
13;
27
Jan
Feb"11
9% Jan
Feb.15
26% Jan
for
13
60%
45
45
6%
63/8
47%
47%
35%
36i/4
•7%
7»/a
*45%
*79
;•>'
7%
81
1051/4
1083/4
6,300
81
36%
7.%
20%
20%
20
19%
20
21
20%
20%:
98%
18%
19
84
85
14%'
14%
57
>*97%
14%
103
15%
i",
573%
14%
15%
103
/
15%
xl5%
■>
143/4
15%
15%
15
.
9%
93/8
9%
9%
9%
323/4
32%
323%
32%
34%
34'%
34%
34%;
343%
34% I
223/s i
.
22%
22%
15%
161%
170%
*167%
22%
.
;
8
8'/a
4 6'%
47--
•45
47
>*45
15%
153/4
*167%
;8%
;>
22
22%
46%
47
*45
■
46%.
47
90%
911/4
155%
155
91
90
<
155%
91%
155%
155
156%
156
35%
35%
35%
38% Apr
27
American
No
36%
36'%
35%
35%
35%
13% May
7
8
1
73% May 23
Mar
23% Feb
American Sugar
7%
9
163 Ya Sep
10
American
68% Jan
3i
American
154
78
4
6%
Jan
Sep
14
120% Apr
15
Tobacco
Corp
14
14
Sep
13
44% Sep
3
13
Anaconda
$5
28
8
2
x25% Apr
11
110
Jan
13
66% Jan
3
95
Sep
13
11
20
26
4
18
2a.
6% May 21
36 %
July
25
2
Glass
"When issued"
14
Anderson-Prichard
Feo
10
Andes Copper
.19
8%
,
60
Jan
22
Aug 15
61% Jan
29
15%
15%
1631/8
X1603/4
163
38%
78%
1261/2
80
35%
35%
10,100
35
35%
1,300
12y8
2,900
>
11%
68
X.
A
P
W
Oil
Products Co
Inc
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Armco
Steel
Corp
Mining
162%
'
'/■„
161%
Corp
64%
65
136%
138
74%
75%
75'/4
76%
1183/B
1181/a
1183/8
118%
118%
118%
*118'/4
118%
64%
136%
9%
9'/4
383/4
<39%
38%
*96'%
9%
96%
79%
81 Va
641/4
137
393%
96'2
5
81
,
9
9'/tt
9
9'%
600
1,200
681/2
38%
96'/a
97
80 y8
20%
21'%
20%
20%
20%-
90
90%
89
89
491%
48
49i%
48%
49%
433/8
43'/a
423%
43%
43%
44
,
/
32%
6.25
•105
223%
33
1051%
*105
118
8%
90%
93
94
94
47
47
47
47
10
42%
42%
•17%
430
50,900
97
49%
49%
50 809
43
44%
1,320
32%
32%
5,800
♦103%
104%
/
471/2'
47%
-
95
i
——
J
•
42'%
*17%
*46%
42%
18
7%
7%
58%
581/2
58%
58%
42%
43'%
42%
43%
'
♦17
7%
*7
8
18
:
-
43 y8
7%
18
-
V
7%
.
58 Ya
58
42%
43%
43%
.
58%..
400
v.,
.
;
32,200
.
17%
7%
400
58 y8
43 y*
1,200
'
43%
47%
4634
17%
*57 y*
73/4
58
800
48
•7%
17 y4
*7%
10
96
♦47
46%
17%
1,410
*94
•-,
473/4
X«3/4
4533
;
80
78%
;•
33%
95
4,200
14,803
24%
993/4
>
105
94
550
480
78%
443^
33
94
9
6,500
5,100
23%
•
.
96
-
105
94%.
118%
38%
50
333/8
78
973/4
441%
IO51/2
64%
137%
37%
24
33
42,300
77
80
*105
33
105%
1611/4
97
49%
.•
4,300
38%
*78%
21
92%
,•
\
211/4
92
16%
137
.
9%
39
80
81
200
153/4
97
38%
96%
-
48%
1
10
.420
.
131%
64%
64%
137%
74%
No par
156
160%
j
16
74%
64%
136%
64%
137
20
:
21,000
131%
751/4
21%
—
160 "
■
126%
-
"
13,
3,000
r
155%
11%
74%
64%
136%
No par
Anderson-Clayton & Co
11,500
X
Corp—
:
47% Sep
8
46% Apr
Hock
preferred
47% Sep
10
31% Apr
13% Apr
18
Sep
$4
15%
No par
Common
34% Aug 20
3
Jun
100
96j/2
132
*131
153%
50
Cable
&
46%
681/2
68%
68
131%
25
Lead & Smelt com
prior conv preferred
Copper Mining
Wire
ll3/4
11%;
68
131%
No par
prior preference
33,800 !
46'/4
95
127
127
131%
*96%
Inc
Anaconda
50
1
36% Jiily
Amer Zinc
24% Sep
2
2
July
conv
11%
67%
67%
*131
No par
Co
common
46%
38%.-
38%
,
25
preferred
99% Sep
14% Mar 28
37 %
$4
132
100
Woolen
7%
20,400
'
25
com
Water Works
American
0
162%
preferred
American
% Jan
163 y8
11%
113%
68
.
100
Viscose
3
04
162%
36
15%
•
6
July 17
15%
11%
68
100
28
Mar 16
15%
common
x95% Jun
70
5
Tobau.0
10% Feb
107
♦130%
preferred
5%
16
11%
100
100
com
Tel & Tel Co
American
35%'
100
Refining
preferred
American Sumatra
oar
No par
American Stove Co
6
> 6,000
> 1,200
8%
46
35%
138
;
:
38%
126%
2
8%
!
•:
156%
351/a
26
2,100
-
»
•
•
963/4
93%.
92%;
126%
Jun
.8,300
'
'
"
No par
100
Co
'400
22 Ya
-16
;
5,100
*1,67% 170%
:
> 38%
Stores
>
34% -
15%
,
70
-> 2400
x
>
.
0V4
33
22
'
8%'
45% >46 ■>
z:
'■
v
'
•
8%.
46% C:
451/4
•47
16
*:/>: 200
14% v
60
>
102%
34%
170%
8,000
9,900
323/4
34% i
> w22% f
15%
•»
/
»
85 //;
151/a
15
'■<
-
32%
>34%*
*167% 170 Ya
x8%ru 8%
*: ;
170%
58%
•101%
9%
,
18%
-
143/4
/■
15%
9
32%
>221%
T
16
153/B
•167%
100
;>
143/4
>f 1,800
;
>
98
18%
58
1,200
19%
20 '/a
> 85
•101%: 103
331/8
9%
20 3/4
>
*97%
X
300
79%
203/4
20
•
56%
57%
103
33
1
No par
86
100
5,700
19%
18%
85
14%
56%
•101% 103
•>18%
>
36
*77%
98%: »
•97%
18%
86
700
4,000
'
7%
■»
20
>.
6'/a
*71/8
20%
6,900
10,900
49%
35%
,
%> 20%
983/4
183%
X84
14%
57
.
57%
•101%
>
18%
85%
/
79
20%
*:
e
■
4,700
'
45%
*47
7%
.19%
20
*45
6%
36
*77
>?
20%
*97
983%
18%
•84
60%.,
>
,
49%
•7%
20%
20
x20'/4
%•':
35%.
-
•.
791/2
20%
20
97%
,
*77%
20%
201/2
,
59%
1,900
13%
91
45%
6
20
•
123/4
89%
45%
*47
20%
,
12%
893/b
"
60
6V4
*7'/a
-
,
104%
12%.
89
48%
'
1%-
59%
x35%
7%:
*79
104%
45%
ey8
*47
.
36%
35%
.
>>
49%
6,500
"60
45%
6'%
6%
*47
;
1%
893/b
59%
453%
,.
1%
12%
12%
89
>
1%
38%
77% Apr
583%
6,800
127%
21
47% Oct
60%
17 3/8
35%, 351%
46% Jan
IOOUDCMM mat pmgt
60'/a
28%
17
1%
'
28%
17%
1043%
13%
104%
•
12%
89%
2,500
>
29 y8
*383%
30
Dec
105
12%
89%
1
common
25
49% Dec
104%
12%
Shares
6%
17%
*1261/2
28
7.
104%
■
6%
63/4
29
351/2
'
3
1%
the Week
173%
17%
1%
6%
Sales for
- ■
Sper share
29
*28%
17%
6%
391/4
Co
4,403
Sept. 14
*
$ per share
127%
Jan
'
33% July 14
29%
1714
:
90
2
Co
6%
63%
6%
*29
Sept. 13
,
Sper share
1%
12%
No par
&
Snuff
1,100
-
48
> ;,>• Friday;/
Thursday
Sept. 12
share'
89%
& Light
No par
San'y com—No par
Apr
Nov
ver
35%
Nov
s
104'/4
CLOSED
.No par
30% Jun
17% Dec
1%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
$
17%
1
i_—
non-cum
166 /
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. J1
127%
xll7
18
36
4
48
•38%
6%
290
\
166
483/4
48%.
25
47
19%
SALE
Tuesday
6%
16%
1.
Co.
18
72 Ya Oct
12
HIGH
165%" 165%
485/B
100
American
Anchor
*51
165%
47
•275
290
No par
57% Apr
14
29% Dec
AND
•
29
50
com
Refg com
preferred -.
7%
:165%
dF.
46%/'~
119'/a
121%
*275
290
preferred
14
110% Mar
July 12
63/4
29
>•46
Amer Smelt
,
$ per share
Seating Co
No par
Ship Building Co__No par
n
168
46%
119
121%
*275
American Steel Foundries
29
Dec
$ per share
8
American
120%
-
295
166%
47%
Sept. 10
5
America
167
25
38% Nov 24
18% July 13
106
171
Monday
Sept. 8
Safety Razor
6
122%
*280
2
40% Dec
5
10,400
120%
123%
300
19
Jan
Dec
81
8
20
120 3/s
122%
*275
37% Jan
150
16% Nov 24
14
Mar
27% Mar 10
92%
2
30% July
Jun
95
1
*91%
9
Jun
100
Apr 20
92%
14
59
46% Dec
*9iy2
^an
15% Sep
12 V8 Mar 22
3
21% Feb 28
92%
-Z; *911/2
42% Feb
134
121% Mar 28
117% Aug 17
92%
139% Jan
9
64% Nov
92%
6
Mar 30
76% Jan
62% July 26
92%
20
129
161% May 20
3
146% Jan
809
1,300
•90%
American
5
96% Sep
10
13
146% Jun
19 1/8
23%
com-Nopar
i
100
preferred
Feb
56 'v
25
136% Oct
7%
5,600
19 y8
23%
23
10% Jun
27
19
Power
-
1,900
411/2
19%
Jun
32% Jan
Jun
128
American
311/a
41%
"
10
Products Co
Amer Rad & Std
>
700
31
Apr
59 Ya Jan
25
26
Ltd
preferred
47% Aug
'
"■
70% Mar 28
11
38% Jan
2
Feb
-
41%
'
10
American Molasses Co
10
Aug
10% Jan
15
60% Aug 17
12% Jan
July 14
22% Sep
177
31
413/8
23%
No par
Amer Machine & Metals
News
305/8
41%
233/4
100
American
31%
74%
-19%
40c
common
Gas
31
743/4
19%
100
Natural
330
*74 y8
'
10,100
23%
preferred
American
5,100
Z
34'%
19% :
No par
preferred
Amer Metal
169
333/8
.
23% ;
No par
7
3
741/2
'41%
.42%; '
41%
75
34%
37
1
Nov 24
38
%
34
*
31%
"
34%
19%
1
preferred
Co
169
170
,,
118%
23%
No par
3.90% preferred.—^—
100
4% %
170
22,900
23%
common
American Metal
172
10,400
63/4
i'V 19»/4
Amer Mach & Fdry com
31
170
-
118
118%
.1,300
121/2
■
'
Co
5
3
Sep
> 16%
SS
Locomotive
118
7 6%
123% Jun
13
35 % Dec
7%
29
11 % Jan
8
33% Aug 10
* 36
% Feb
3
6
July 16
American
118 3/8
12 y«
6%
19%
Saturday
Products
non-cum
117%
1031/4
1081/4
123/a
23%
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
Sep 14
19% Mar
Home
109./.
t
6%
63/8
14S
5
145
37% Dec
42'/a
OW
Leather
convertible
6%
'
19%
.
Electric Co
American Ice Co
8
15
7% Jun 25
31% Jan
14 '-w
22
134% Sep 25
22% Mar 24
July
Jan
106% Jan
•
14
>73% Nov 24
5
-
14
60
3
20
165
24
19% Sep
May
25
Jun
Jan
90
.
51% Mar 16
16
39% Mar 30
50
10% Jan
Hide &
105
2
27
41% Apr
American
24% Feb 21
29
15
16
Aug 31
9% Nov 10 '■
8
July 31
33% Mar 16
> 27% Jan
3
36% Jan 28
> 31% July 19
22% May 23
16% Jan
3
16% May 12
12% Jan
2
185
■
Jun
100
> 18% Aug
13
6% Jun 26
Jun
2
Aug
12
6%
23%
$6
10
20
95% Aug 28
11
29
'
-
42
,
10
com
Export Lines Inc
Jan
20% Sep
2
109
12%
12%
'
Encaustic Tiling
American
1081/2
1081/2
•
100
Co
Hawaiian
24
i
6%"'v
10
Par
American
180
10,600
'
12%
X171
5,800
24,100
10
STOCK
9
86
19
Jan
17% May 24
17
22
104
Jun
16
17% May 12
•
4
5% Jan
75
>
28
101
3
Jan
7
.21% Dec
12% July 12
78
No par
46%
&
;.
■
'
169%
American Gas
8% Jan
•
108
12%
20
3
> 36% Aug 10
1
2,600
643/4
series B.100
6%
59,700
15
preferred
No par
$7 2nd preferred A-.———No par
preferred
No par >,
*
1,500
16
863/4
19%
preferred
YORK
5,700
62%
15%
86 Ya
64%
$7
1
14
61%
16
86%
'
19%
1
%j
31%
51% Jan
9
23
6% May
16% Dec 28
25 Ya Oct
47% Mar
29% Jan
Mar 29
92
26
16% July 18
13 % July 3
91
3
5% July 20
•
11
6 'A Nov
18% Jan
29
63
•
15%
86
15%
No par
Amer & Foreign Power com
Aug 21
25% Mar 22
3
12 % July 12-
54
-
86
'85%
.
623/4
15%
15%
•
V
100
70O
1401/4
65
,
2
2y8 July 13
63
*60%
15%
86
31%
Distilling
American
>■<
15%
85%
x74%
6
16% Aug 30
21% Jan
139%
76%
16
4
1403/4
76%
Sep
24% Feb
27
1393/4
140
77
22 Ya Feb
4
Jun
17
141%
143
77
American
24
16%'
15
100
American European Secur
8
30
NOV
38
16%
65
100
Cable
1,700
38
16%
33%
9
2
24
3%
40/
16 5/s
•38
19
EXCHANGE
July 31
18
tVa
3%
15,700
16%
34%
$ per share
$ per share
3%
9,100
-
40
x63
STOCKS
share
3%
2,000
88
106
104
15
conv
NEW
861/2
:
*37%
15%
series A.100
Lowest
Highest
3%
"39%
38%
87%
*16%
87
conv preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1950
38%
103
21,900
4,200
19%
Ya %
Range for Previous
Lowest
971/4
'
:.
65%
preferred
American
86'/»
97
3%
137
66%
15%
•86
3%%
2
38%
86y2
,
49
9*4
.
16%
16%
143
3%%
15
38y4
95
100
951/4
-
48%
P7
40
*37%
16%
140
Corp____l
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
;
•95
49 y8
'.
15%
American Crystal Sugar com
2
4
9574
-
48
19%
Coiortype Co
2
♦95
83i/4
•
33%
American
71% Jan
171% Jan
♦20%
No par
Co
1,000
15,700
.
45%
34%
&
10
9%
77%
34%
173%
2
19
76% Nov 21
9%
76%
45%
34'/8
9
178% Jun
9%
' 76%
18,900
34%
1731/4
24
13
9%
75%
76
100
Feb
16
75
No par
28% Feb
Jan
49
9%
♦9%
75i/a
-
& Fdry com
Chicle
115% Jan
100
47%
93 y2
25
Chain
2,200
82
46%
94%
common
American
4
..•80 Y*
'47%
♦64%
preferred
7%
82
46%
*931/2
2
preferred
&
Co
American Car
*80'%
47 Ys
941/2
"
1
Broadcasting Co Inc
American Cable
"
82
x46%
50
American
97
80%
..
♦20%
1
(The)
preferred
4%
-
♦80%
50
33,900
.
21%
1
common
22% Feb
4
1 80 »/2
/
5,700
/,
3%
♦93%
95%
Corp
21
Feb
3%;
17,100
46%
50
com
American Bosch Corp..
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
32% Aug 20
X45
80
■u
73
47%
85
%
6%
80
"
38% Dec
3%
3'/b
24%
72 '/a
•
94%
37%
cum conv preferred
100
American Bank Note common.__.10
85 % May 17
2
2
Sugar
Airlines
3
30
118% Sep
185
Jan
93% Jan
120% May 24
79%
:
American
16
7% Mar
3%
46%'
No par
preferred
Petroleum
2
14% Apr
6
3%
3
24
24%
73
34 Ya
'
:
No par
Amer Agricultural Ohemical_>_No par
5
Jan
29
3*
90% July 26
22
114
3%
•/
3%
135*
*95
':f
..No par
Amerada
19
44% Feb
;
10
21
3% Jan
178
16% Jan
7
3%
3
24%
•72
14,800
t
45
America_,._No par
convertible
Amalgamated
May 14
10% Jun
53
6%
Sep 10
66% Sep 10
16% Apr 16
27
72i/4
•130
'
100
Amalgamated Leather Co
143
30
3%
24%
72%
3
210
28%
34
No par
Aluminium Limited
'/
"•
23
19
3
23%; »>24
" .9,900
,
51
46%
9%
Co
preierred.
Alpha Portland Cement
14
16% July 13
5
Aug 16
28%
135
100
♦93%
75%
...
July
*130
1,100
113,900
8%
*50y4
29 y8
;
63
24%
<
50%
>28%
72%
80
-
,
75%
Corp common„No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Common.No par
•
3
36
501/41
28%
135
8
V 5,100
4,300
.
..
421/a
Ya
23%
8%
79%
'>
47%
1
Mills
Sep
51 y4
28%
♦130
24
8
3%
.
94%
No par
Dye...
Stores
Kid
84
47%
♦93%
5
Chemical
Allied
106
-
8'/b
*50%
i.
29%
*61
23%
80%
Allied
88% Aug 31
2
8
31'/*
*42%
62%
71%
3%
Allen
3
40% Apr 27
Mar 13
24
31
31%
42
*61%.
X23%
13,500
-
31%
42
62 y4
5,500
7
31%
-
31
4
4iy4
23 %
Shares
59%
6%
32
•
the Week
59
7%
•32
,
41%
135
2%
3%
Allied
49% Aug
3
23%
72%
Allied
Feb
6%
*61%
51%
.28%
♦130
23%
2
100 %
29
34% Jun
84
5
14
*101
3
Jun
67% July
53 y4 May 31
13
Feb
8y8,
♦50%
51V4
135
*71%
34% May 31
48% Jan 26
9
28% Jan
1
11
23%.
31
x30y8
■
59%. >60%
'
common
preferred
;
8
29%
♦130
/
41
•
61%
23
8%
31
41
61%
,
23%"
29%
100
30%.
>
62%
♦50%
_No par
31%"
Sales far
-
•
10
Feo
77% Sep
23% Feb
10
28
Apr 26
47% Sep
4
Jan
Sep
81 y2 July 12
30
9 %
58
86
102
6
31%
Allegheny Corp common
1
5% % preferred A
__100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
2
'
»
31%
31%
60%
„
Friday
Sept. 14
$ per share
$ per share
7Va
106
4% %
2
87% Jan
28
6%
41
8
.
4
59 %
.6%
31
23%
_50
Inc
&
Thursday
Sept. 13
$ per share
61%
32
*61%
1
com
Vlcksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining.
19
Feb
Equipment
$ per share
6%
30%
CLOSED
Sept. 12
60%
41
EXCHANGE
__i
83 preferred w w_
Alabama
8
27% Feb
Gas
Air Reduction
30
Jun
3% Jan
2% May 10
19% Jun 25
3
Affiliated
2
'
STOCK
1
_
Wednesday
6%
31%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp..10
PRICES
SALE
Sept. 11
61%
/
6%
10
'
7% July 26
48 Ya Dec 15
61
HIGH
Tuesday
$ per share
.5
Adams
3
I per share
2.50
Steel Co.
AND
Monday
Sept. 10
Sept. 8
Par
Aug
18
July 12
96% Dec 21
3
Saturday
"
4% Mar 15
39 % July 14
17% Jan
LOW
STOCK
7% Sep
41% Mar 15
30
27% Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
$ per share
J
6
11
.
-42%
290
27,300
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1004)
.
.
Monday, September 17, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'
$ per
€9
$ per
13
Jan
91
Nov
Aug 10
17
$6 conv prior preferred
107% July 31
117Ya Jun.
8
19% Dec
27
15% July 23
19% Feb
12% Jan
9
29
13 V* Feb
preferred
—No pai
$4 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No par
26% Feb
Arvin Industries
14% Apr
18
8V« July 13
*
28% Sep
9% Jun
120
Aug
22% July 12
SI
July 13
11
July 17
27% Oct
28
19
27% Jan
2
42
14
July 12
28% Oct
23
27% Jan
2
26
40% May
21% Aug 28
08% Sep
91% Aug 30
4
95% Sep
56% Sep
13
Atch
Aug
2
New
55
Aug
3
New
13
-
18 % Jan
2
61% Jun
23% Sep
29
12
Feb
7
Atlantic
7
Atl
98
12
28
82
€8
Jan
28
86
Nov
18
Jan
4
86
Jun
27
95
Nov
6
92 % Jan
18
Sep
7
60 % Jan
4
80% Sep
6
92% Jun
25
105% Jan
17
May 23
28% Sep
12
36% Jan
24
75% Dec
18
99% Jan
5
105% Nov
27
12Y* July 13
25% Nov
83
24
x25
5%
Line
2,100
1.100
*24
24
25
37
36%
367/a
367/e
37
363/,
37%
40 Y4
"*0
iO
40 Y2
40 Ya
40
40
25 Ye
5,800
900
».*
22 Ya
23 Ya
96 Ya
94
55%
55%
79%
30%
53%
24
16,500
98%
94
94 Ya
95
56%
56%
563/e
98%
95
98
93%
93 %
56
23s/e
"
99%
*98
97%
98
96 %
95
56
,
36%
93 Ya
10
!
•:
24 v*
23%
243/e
23%
24
23 V*
v
95 Ya
580
567/e
500
"11,800
>
,
.
240
*
*56
*56 Ya
Fe—
80%
81%
803/4
81 Ya
53 Ya
53 Ya
53%
53 Ya
53Y4
54
54 V*
55
23
22%
23 Ve
22%
23%
23 Ye
23 Ye
22%
23 V*
1,800
72 V*
72
72 Y2
73
70
74%
75%
74 Ya
75
6,100
*95
100
10
No par
72
1
*95
100
|
99
90
1
78
803/e
common
preferred
100
series
i
25
common
B
100
Corp
99
*95
100
*95
100
1,800
1
'
^
*97 Ya
900
99
>
»
99
99
78%
78
79
77 Ya
78%
767/e
775/e
98'/a
98%
9a
ya7/e
98 %
98 3/s
97 V*
973/4
620
28 Ye
283/a
28
287/e
28
283/4
28
28 Ye
8,600
9
y
773/4
100
28 Ye
5
100
*95
-
80s/e
78%
80
78 Ya
■
53%
23
Co
RR
Lines
$3.75
600
10
243/4
10
97/e
x24
25
100
Coast
Preferred
Atlas
9%
97/e
934
9%
230
18
40 V*
.
..
50
Atlantic Refining
9%
117
*17
18
190
117
1173/4
*17
36
50
non-cum
'
9%
*117''
18
25
1Q0
Santa
I SS
117 »/4
*17
2,900
97
40
Ca
City Electric
G & W
117%
17 %
900
,,
58%
37
Preferred
Atlantic
117 Ya
17%
*96 V*
63,300
82 Ya
.
24 Ya
preferred
&
/11.7 V*
96Y4
96 Ya
*96
■
57%
40
common
97% Sep
21% Jun
70% Dec
19
Jan
41
82
51% Aug 30
96%
'' V
17 Ve
9%
-
1
Investment
Topeka
75% Aug 27
*17% Dec
1st
Associates
•
97 V*
82 Ye"
58 Ya
.
36 V*
2nd preferred
6 %
14
3
92
,-•••'
/
83
58 Ya
96 V*
58 5/8
10%
81
58%
Shares
107/e
10 Ye
10
1
common
5.25 %
14
Sep
41% Jan
2
59% Mar
39V«Julyl2
New
'
•
81
58%
',
Sales for
the Week
S per share
•
83
81 Ye
58
117%
17
7
10 Ye
'/e
81
97Ya
■
117%
CLOSED
preferred_.No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
22% Aug 30
EXCHANGE
-
$ per share
,
10
758%:
97
$ per share
2.50
Inc
$1.20 cum conv
7
;;:
Sept .13
10 Ye
y
■
Friday
Sept. 14
Thursday
Sept. 12
25
Ashland Oil & Refining Co com
5
Sep
STOCK
;
$3.75
Jan
PRICES
Wednesday
-
II
.
$ per share
*
81%
58
46% Jan
3
93% Apr 11
109% July 17
104
10
8IY4
No pai
105% Nov
53
.y
V*
AO
100% Mar 13
39% July 26
Sept
t per share
».
;
No par
Armstrong Cork Co com
59% Aug
$ per share
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 10
5
HIGH
AND
Monday
Sept. H
Co of Illinois com
Armour 3c
12
Jan
92
76% July 20
2
Saturday
Far
9
12% Jan
8% July 18
28
11% Dec
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
$ per share
share
13
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
share
7* Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
28%
V*
9,000
Atlas Powder—
12
119
Jan
3
4%
25
31
Jan
11
Atlas
107/e Jan
15
Austin
16% Jan
10
11%
19
28
5
40
Dec
27
Feb
2
116
Dec
27
July
7
31% Dec
13
26
30
9% Nov
17
Feb
28
7% July
15% Aug
15 >
6% Jun
14% Jun
16
29
31
Jun
Jun
2
8
8% July 10
11% Dec
20
14% Jan
12
9% Apr
18
37% Jan
4
53% Apr
18
43% Jun
lt% Dec 26
;
5% Jin 29
10% July 11
3
5% Jan
,
Common
43% Sep
109% July 20
38% Sep
105
15% Jan
25
10
July 11
3
10
Jun 28
Jan
(voting)
convertible
Tack
Nichols
Conv prior
Autocar
A
ser
8%
8%
8%
'■-♦15%
16%
*15%
,
No par
5c
13% May
1
Automatic
8% Mar
1
Avco Mfg Corp
18
51% Mar
8
$2.25
13 V* Jan
30
Babbitt
15% Jan
22
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
2
2
24% Jan
17
Baltimore 3c Onio common
45% Feb
10
28
27% Jan
16
Canteen Co of Amer
(The)
12 Ya
28%
*8%
8Ya
8Y4
16
*116
8 3/8
83/e
::
-
,
%/
16
95/e
12%
1,200
7 Ya
73/4
61,300
47 V*
46 Ya
46%
2,300
93/4
95/e
9 Ye
12%
*12%
12%
7%
73/4
75/e
73/4
45 l/a
47 Y4
"45
100
1,100
95/e
9-/8
12%
7 Ya
45
360
8%
-
12Y»
97/e
12%
,
8,600
27Y4
*15Ya
16
*15%
425/e
171 Ya
.
273/4
8 3/e
28%
16
*15%
42 3/e
43
117
*27 3/4
9 Y»
•
73/8
45
42 Ya
1163/4
43%
117
12 Ya
125/a
*44%
No par
41%
116%
7: *27%
:' / 7 V*
10.
7% Y
3
common
preferred
conv
9%
5
Co
Aug 23
67/a Jun 25
12
283/4
No par
pref ($1.20)
41 Ye
116 Y2
*27% -29
*273/4
No par
common
41Yi
7.
117
*115
100
116 V*
41%
4lYt
20
pfd
Corp
47
,
..
2,500
B
Jun
•
15% Aug
5
20 % Dec
27
28
15% July
17% Jun 29
40
Dec
28
34
July
17% Feb
28
Oct
11
15
Jun
€3
3
74% Aug 17
Apr 12
61% Dec
39% July 13
15% July 12
10%
10%
10%
10%
12 Ye
12%
12 Ya
>12%
12%
12%
12%'
213/4
205/e
21V*
20 Ya
21 Ye
20%
21%
20%
21%
39
19
14% Jan
3
9% Jun
29
Feb
9
98
9
13% Jan
30
39% Jun
25% July 26
.
Barber
2
3
Barker
2
43% Jan
31
19% July 2
9% Aug 29
28% Jan
9
Jan
12% Jan
38
Mar
107
Mar
8
24% Aug 22
78
July 19
90% Oct 21
18
3
7
13% Dec
12
32% Feb
July 13
34% Jan
Inc
Mills
Beck
Shoe
(A
4%%
S)
10% Mar 13
14
Sep
12
6
29% Jun
Feb
15
Beech
5
30% Jun
33% Jan
3
25
7
Beech-Nut
100% Oct
Dec
1
.<
94% Mar
July 23
21'/a Jan
29% Sep
10
23
2% Jan
11
1% Jan
2
31% Oct 21
26
35% July 14
31% Apr 20
26% Jun
25
30% Jan
156
2
Beneficial
10
26
Best
&
9
Best
30
16
18 % Aug 27
88
Juiy 26
9% Jan
14% Apr
17% Jun 22
3
17% Aug 15
91
2
Aug
(Del)
com
7
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
26
34% Oct
24
13% Jun 27
19% Dec
27
11% Jun
27 ;
13% Jan
4
15% Dec 28
18% Dec 8
22"% Jan
3
41% Dec
18
32% Mar 25
35% Dec
18
39
60
Jan
10
35% Apr
*
Dec
29
13 %
(E W)
3c
17% Jan
16
21% Sep
Bliss
39
56
Feb
7
13
41% Sep
14
Bohn
44% Jan
3
July
30% July
2
2
28% Aug 21
Co
Aluminum
Ami
8
x24% Jan
12
25
16
Jan 15
17 V* Oct
Bond
12
19
12
Jan 17
9% Dec
19
12
13 % July 23
8% Dec 20
45
July 17
Jan
31
Book-of-the-Month
51% Nov
16
46
6
52
Jan
4
Borden
9
Borg-Warner
65
Feb
*
102
July
58% Jun 29
27
Dec
Jan
9
73% May 26
15
97% Apr
9% Jun
89
Jun
71% Mar
27
103 Ya Jan
19% Jan
8
Stores
3% %
45
22% Dec
7% Feb
20
Jun
25
53% Feb
5
29% Feb
20
14
13% Dec 27
12
Jun
29
16
32% Jan 26
15% Nov 27
23% Jan
3
40
5 %
7% Mar 10
13% Jan
2
16% Sep
36% Jun
12
29% Jan
2
36% Sep
11
29% May 19
27% Jan
3
34 % Mar
31% Dec 28
30
100
Apr 20
31% July 13
48% Sep 26
10
July 12
36% Mar
2
18% July 14
15% July 17
121% Jun 26
12% Jan ^3
74% Jan
3
105% Jan 18
44% May 17
Jun
53
14
49
Jun
49
21% Dec 28
Jun
1
18% Jun
I?
126
97% Oct
25
Oct 20
4
30% Dec
18
3
38% Oct
21
40
>
11% Jan
Mar 13
19% Apr
123
6
29
3
100%
Aug~17
16
42
May
23% Jan
,
5%
cum
Brown &
3
Brown
29
Co
45% Jan
19
Buffalo
Forge
30% Sep
47% Feb
5
Bullard
July 20
92
Apr
18
23% May
100
Jan
19
31
4%
40
No par
Co
Mills
100
Dec
1
Oct
28
88
79
8% Dec 27
July 24
88
^7% Mar 15
Feb
Terminal
13
4% %
7%
preferred__100
preferred
29
14% Sep 14
28% Mar
3
105% Jan 24
101% Jan
8
109% May 15
2
23% May 11
29% Aug 29
2% Jun 29
33
California
5% Feb
10
Callahan
8% July 2
22% Jun 29
11% Sep
13
Calumet &
Copper 3c Zinc
( A M) common
Byers Co
7%
Thursday
$ per share
,
203/4
203/4
21
49
50
37 3/e
37s/e
377/e
29 Ya
29%
97/e > 10
,
15>/a
48 V*
49 V*
66 V*
67 Ya
94
f; I6Y4
15 3/4
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-.11%
9%
■■■>■
13,000
16Ye
28,000.
21V*
493/4
v
,
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653/4
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67
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48
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65
94
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28%
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94
13,800
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11,
49 Ya
-
550
1,090
11
11
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10
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-
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-
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:
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:
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-
the Week
*
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40
.49
v
38 Ya
21
•
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•
/
,
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163/4:
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>
400
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118%
38% ./
16s/e
-
■
3,600
$ per share
>
495/8
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Sept. 14
;
18 Ye
10
18%
Friday
;
38%
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:
19
v
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ny
18 %
37 Ya
5,300
33,800
.
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7
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•
97
f
■
115/s
11%
126%
14%
,
98
"12%
-
83 v '
i
13%
*
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•
18 >
26%
i
108
V 21
106 %
84%
177/a
•
14
13%
26%
184%
82
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12%
26%
88
18
'
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13
12%
13
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.
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7 17%
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128
128 7
128
17%
98
11%
11%
11%
11%
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'
98
98
18
'7:..
18
98
97
88 7
17%
No par
participating preferred
Co
14%
38 %
'
38
'
37.
100
Byron Jackson
19% July
19
*17%
61,700
145%
18%
18%
90
•
34% 7.
34%
: 145%
'
.
30
•7/ 55%
56%
21
v-
-
•
34%
147
18%
'
3,700
'
200
1%
7 >29%
.
38%
10
1
/
.15%
15%
15
common
21% Jun
Butte
,
v
:
'
55%
11,500
'
29% '
1%
15Y4.
29 V*
laJ/4,
35%
I
Bush Term Bldg
5
93 7
557*7
7 *837 -'. 785
18
38%
■>./.
>•
37 V*
;
,
21% 7
Bush
24% Jan
'
/ 48 V*
21%
29
13
2,300
54%
*30
34%
•
$ per share
,
.
21
33
V
1
com
14% Jan
July 12
19% 7
7-29%
90
19
,
16
3
Inc
Corp
133% Aug
15% Feb
3% Jan
$ per share..
39*7
10% Jan 19
*17
10,800
:
PRICES
Sept.
153/e
38%
120% July 25
11% JUly 17
Bros
•<:•.
7 *90
84
*145%
Wednesday
46%
preferred
Butler
*17%
SALE
27%
100
preferred
100
Burroughs Adding Machine__No par
9 :
400
'
29
1%
:
91
11
Sept.
-
•18%
19
HIGH
AND
46%
3%%
3
18 3/e
183'o
30%
26
25
4,400
>
18
29%
•
1%
r30 Ve
*90 1*;
27%
1
18
24
31%'
7718%>-
7
-
140
28%
55%
84
v
147 Ya
39%
No par
18% Apr
Oct
93
29
345/e ;;347/e55
557/e>
1
18
IV/*
13%
No par
87% Feb
15% Nov
•
6,300
<•*17%
18%
-
30
7;:
32%
<731 .?>'
-31%
54%
-
lYe
*146%
18 Ya
39
10 Ye
*37
100
:
83% Aug 14
127
56 Ya
91
-
297/e
:/
343/,
46%
5
common
13% Jan
Mar 31
13/4
297/e
.
28%
1
15% May 3
10% Dec 27
8
1%
46%
15
No par
92% July 25
308% July 12
1% July 12
€9% Mar 7
84 Ya
*27%
100
No par
18
2
*82 Ya
Ya',
545/e
48% '-49
12% July 13
•2% Jan
84
18%
,<
.293/4
10
15
preferred
Burlington
293/e
Tuesday
:
,
>54%
x29 V*
■
29'/a'
147 V > 147"/
;
15%
Inc
Bulova Watch Co
4
*90
-
U ,/:X 533/4
54
*17Ya
issued"__100
Co
$5
93
*90
.
.
31
4
'
Ya
*83
94
Co common
23% May 24
37% Jun 25
2.
93
*90
377/e
.
29 Ya
•
(The)
18%
67% <*'
Bigelow
Erie Co
preferred
7%
18 Ya
. -
*91V4
preferred
Bucyrus
Budd
120
>.
8,100
RR—
conv
Shoe
18%.
345/e
X66Y2
jarunswick-Balke-Collender
23% Mar 6
127% Aug 20
18% Jan 24
91% Jan
37 Ya
CLOSED
preferred
81% Aug 17
38% Jun
8
18
July
2
Feb
14% Jun
16
13% Feb
19
518%
18
14
13%
29%r
•
5
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas com
Jun 20
53% Feb
18% Jun 29
11
27
•1
47
I
9
25% Feb
Jun
17:
38% Aug 17
105% Jan 17
May 25
38%. Feb 26
14% Oct 24
58
Nov 24
34% Jan
31% July
Apr 11
94 V*
>
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp_.No par
Briggs & Stratton
No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
9
17%
29%
16 Ye
15 Ya
Brewing Corp of America
5
37% July 13
17%
29%
Y;
-
100
"when
new
1,100
-
85%
7*31%
30%
295/8
493/e
"when issued"_10Q
Bearing Co
5
Branlff Airways Inc
2.50
July 23
35% July 14
23% Mar 24
Maine
&
v
-
28%
19
*11 Ya
common
14
32%
*17%
•90
487/e
•
15
Corp
100
28%
*84
84%'"
28 3/e
21
Bower Roller
rApr 17
27
Jun
17 Ya :
1.25
Inc
(The)
Common
9
24% Jan
25% Oct 23
9
Club
*84:n
31%
13/4
18s/e
EXCHANGE
5
preferred
Boston
31%
85 Ya.
*84
; 173/4
91
./
No par
1
Inc
Co
13%
,
-
:.
203/4
No par
Class B
9
12% Jun 25
Brass
A
140
104%
<
28%
28%
*31%
293/e
<
STOCK
5
&
class
Co
137/e
313/4
347/e
■15Ya
2.50
Boeing Airplane Co
Bon
135/e'
.
•39 /.:• 39%"
-18%
is3/*
;
1
Laughlin Inc
12% July 13
11 Y« Dec
$ per share
Par
July 2
17% Jun 26
1,000
"
313/4.
,
36
36
*103
'
28%
>
32 Ya
297/e'
$ per share
No par
Bliss
36%'
104%,
*103
28 %
9%
10
>
36%
104
28 Ye
>13%
Sept. 10
No par
Blaw-Knox
Co
'
30 Ye
i
Black 3c Decker Mfg Co
•,•
353/4
X35Y4
xl03 Ya
•v
28 Ya/
9%
":r
13 Ya
Monday 7
Sept. 8
29
4
10
85 Ya
/ 1%
18 3/e
*90
Saturday
6 per share
40% Sep
20% Jan
32% July 2
15% Jun 25
37 Ye
24
233/4-
9 Ye
104
#
39 '
39
235/e
Y
LOW
*'»V
i
20%
28 Ye
83 Ya
34%
STOCK
YORK
3,900
'
>17 Ya
146 :■■/ 146
EXCHANGE
Highest
3,400
10
10 Ye
*313/4
553/4 >56%:
No par
'
Lowest
Highest
24%
:
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
40
24%
82
'
23 %-
Z 53
; 295<e
1% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Birmingham Electric Co
No par
21% Jun 21
l3/4
--<
1
Bethlehem Steel
40
.
*38%
39 Ya
233/e
28 3/e
Y4
83 Ya
1
Foods
Jan
155% Feb
40
24%
;
■
Corp common___10
Co
2,000
29 V* ••29%
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946-No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co__18 pesos
1
37% Feb
60
Loan
20%
*84
53%
5
Cum
Aug 21
32% Feb
29
preferred
Aviation
Bendlx
85% Aug 29
144 % July 13
28
Nov
6
32% Jun
49% Dec 28
21
Jun
46% Jun
39% May 26
13
139% Jan
77
4%%
59% Feb
29
Feb
90
14
Jun
89
46% Jun
8
20% May
20% July 27
79
5
18
53% Dec
20%
18
>
10
20%
>■
31
305/e
10
common
20 Ye
V,
93
Feb
13
32
♦90
Bell 3c Howell Co
20
10
135/8 -;
13%
x32
10C
23%* Feb
197/e
'••• •..
>•
V* 'y -;
2
34% Jan
84
"
19
17% Jan
4,300
,37
.19
18
82
-•>
10
19% Oct
80
37 -V
18
4
X80%
42%
41%
J
28
12% Jan
80 Ya
-
84
100
Co
78 V*
103
oi 104%:
"V"
28
-27 Ya
28 Ye
: >
2.50
Corp
773/4
*38 V*
1
Bell
63%
i
1
30% Jan
*85
97/e
1
Packing
4
,
23 Ya
10 Ye
Aircraft
22% Apr
,18%
63%
,,,19%
»
Belding-Heminway
197/b Mar
1
12% Feb
18%
63%
39 Ye
22 V*
50
16% Aug 27
3
19 3/4
.37
pfd
18%
63%
5-
79
104
RR
23
28 % Dec 12
13% Jan
18% Oct
Creek
18%
633/4
183/4
*38 V*
100
Beech Aircraft Corp
35
41%:
187/e
633/4
42 Ye
41
,
,>
*19 Y»
12.50
common
7,900
42% 7
18%
65
-77%
Ya
"
79
No par
Inc
42% 7
41%
18%
♦63
19
64
1
convertible preferred
Beaunit
18 Ye
64 "
10
Corp
Beatrice Foods Co common
37% Feb 21
88% Apr
3
42
42 Ye
50
Works
41,900
63,100
-
10
preferred
Cigars
"
50
100
Brothers common
3%%
,21
100
(Delaware)
Corp
Iron
Bayuk
8
3
Oil
4%%
Bath
17
2
24% Dec 29
Jan
38
2
31% Jan
99% May
7% Feb
39% Jan
30
84% Aug
23% Feb
34% May 17
May 11
108
15% Mar 25
74
74% Jan
2
37
8
Jan 26
14
Jan
59
Xl0%
1
12 Ye
100
2,500
10%
12 V*
103/e >103/4
I
13
Corp
preferred
non-cum
17% Jan
•
Inc
Bangor 3c Aroostook common
Convertible 5%
preferred
63% Sep
28
20% Feb
35% Dec
4%
T)
10%
-10 3/4
12 Ya
"
9% July
(B
3%
-
2,900
,
"
'
1% Feb
4
Feb
17% Jun
8
28
27
8% July 13
•4
40
July 14
Jan
5
16% Nov 30
3% Dec 29
8% Dec
28
26% Dec
21
12% Feb
24
11% July 30
28
13% Apr
98% July 11
41% Jan
2
108% Mar
.20
106
Feb
43% Oct
9
21% Dec
11
15% Jan
21% Jan
2
13% Mar 30
22% Dec 20
60
82
57% May 15
6% Jan
14
14
13
July 26
29% Jan 10
4
43% Apr
3
14% July 13
Sep
July 24
19
.
Dec
20
48% July 18
Dec
12
17% Jan
14% Dec
28
20% May
Wot footnotes
see
52
I
12
16
page 22.
•
<
Feb
Aug
Hecla
3
Cons Copper
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
6
$4.25
14
conv
preferred—
Canada Southern
14 >, Canadian
61
16
Cannon
if
Pacific
July 11
17% Mar 22
23
Jan
19% Aug
Carey
No par
Capital Airlines Inc
2
'
'
common
$3 preferred A
(Philip)
100
No par
Ry_.
Mills—
Capital Admin cla3S A
.
No par
Ry Co_
Canadian Breweries Ltd
6-:
5
2
8
Campbell W & C Foundry
16
32% Sep
Feb
Corp
1
23% Sep 10
55% Mar 7
Jun
.
2
48
Packing
Zinc-Lead
Mfg Co,
I
10
1
10
:
307/s
30%
-
3%
23%
30
31
■
1
11 Ys
10%
...
3%
*
3%
3%
10 Yo
10%
10%
33/4
11 Ye
11
11%;
23%
.
233/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
11%
<
11%
11%
11%
X11Y4
11%
11%
11%
99 %
99 %
*98%
99%
98%
98%
100
*99%
„
..♦44% r" 45,'-
23%
45
44%-
44%
19
19
19%
193/e
19 Ye
19 Ve
30 y2
31%
31 Ye
32 Y$
*44 V2
'
19%
*19'v
23 y2
11%
-'99%;
*44
30%
31
53
51
51
513/4
51%
23%
.22%
22%
22
223/4
22%
22%
53
•53
♦
54
*53 Ye
54
53%
54 :
13% '14 Ye
13%
14
13%
14
13%
ia%
183%
183/4
19
18%
53
18%
-
31%
'
'
19
"
-
1
.
'
170
45%-
183/4
*51
22%
1,600
20,700 /"
11%
/ 200
19%
1,100
31%
32%
121,700
*44
45%
53
31%
*51
233/4
99%
*51
22%.
200
53
22%
*53 Ye.
14%'
13 34
14.
19
18%
18%
1,800
54
•
'■
.
50
'
14,000
-
1,700,.
'•
yolume 174
Number 5047
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
162
Jan
11
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
Lowest
$ pershaie
110% July 13
106% Sep 11
30% Jan 29
27% July 27
30'/Wan
3
50% Dec
15 % July 13
21% May 20
33 % Dec
34% Mar 16
19
140
10 y4 Jun
Jan
3
156
32 % Jan
27
55
103 % Dec
22
106
29% Mar 21
130% Jan
May
13
21
Case
30
43
155
May 24
Mar 26
Mar
55% Jan
106
2
2
152
Apr
Jun
18
26
15
Jan
3
39% Dec
26
5
Celotex
8% Jan
10% May
1
Central
16 % July
39 % Jan
24% Feb
23
Central
57% Feb
23
18% Jan
9
2
Jan
10
32 % Jan
7
v
5%
Central
6
Aguirre
8% July 17
27
Dec
20
16
26% Dec
20
15% July
13% Jan
2
20% July
8% Jan
5
27
2
11% Jan
18
Century
55
14
Cerro
12
27
July 27
12% Jan
3
16% Mar
24
6% July 14
17% Mar 30
11% July 26
25 y2 July 12
Sep
1
12
9% Oct 20
34% Dec
28
Apr 17
Jun
112% Feb
25
29
18% Apr
29
14% Jan
2
17% Feb
29
33% Apr
6
40% Feb
9
Violeta
Jan
5
Dec
107
18
6% Dec
8
10 y4 Jun
2
26% Dec
1
32% Oct
24
25
July
76
Jun
Aug 14
32
100% Mar 15
5 % Aug
29
10
Jan
Aug
6
9% Jan
2
New
28
28% Jun
28
80
Apr 27
90% Jan
4%Feb 15
17
May 24
23% Feb
24
9% Jan
27
29
14
21% Dec
18
20 % July
15 y8 Apr
32% Dec
19% Jan
3
37% Dec
7% Jan
3
16% Dec
21
4
5
10% Dec
30
Jan
7% Jan
10
2
Feb
12% Jan
9
11
17% Jun
29
14
28% Aug 22
38% Feb
12 % Jun
19
17
25
13
23% Dec
28
17% Jun
51% Dec
27
39 % Jun
28
Co
Paper
&
Fibre
54%
17%
liy4 July 26
13% Jan
4
3% Feb
13% Apr
8 per share
.
27% July 26
103% July 3
34"% Feb
109% Mar
3
16% Feb
16
138
72
Mar 11
Jun
14
29
43% Jan
8
8% Jan
3
23
18% May
Sep
19
87
Nov
18.
5%
$3
Chickasha
Feo
5%
conv
4
48
21
in
•62% Jan
73
17
8
42% Jan
.
28
69% May 22
•
•
Mar 14
39% July
28
5
74
•
4%
C
383/4
Mar 15
131% May 16
70% July 17
112% Dec
7
92
Dec
28
165
Jan
3
18
1004
I T Financial
Service
*38%
39%
14,000
30%
30%
30%
30%
*1023%
30%
1031%
30%
103%
103%
102 %
1023/4
102%
102'/a
61%
160
61/4
63%
63/B
6%
6%
22,800
6%
6%
37
30%
7
City
84
26
5
31%
*83%
Jan
50% Nov 24
86
20%
V
■
U
*
:
93/4
22 :V
5%
non-cum
5
5
Special
Climax
Clinton
27
>
.
4%%
gtd
cum
24
24
10,600
233/a
24%
233/4
24
27
Cluett
16
cum
9%
9%
93/4
21%
22%
213/8
12,500
13,800
463%
465/8
47%
47
48
50
66
51%
66
66
•51%
51%
67
70%
*70
73
X47%
48%
473/4
491/4
X85
85
:
*65
493/8
50
86
86
*11%
;
12
*17%
:
Sept. 10
5
CLOSED
38%
38%
38%
1001%
543/a
118
120%
x28%
5
18%
8
56
Feb
9
54% Mar 17
29
29
34%
*703/4
47
44%
46%
109%
34%
72
45%
1097/a
34%
34%
*88%
—.100
__Nopar
X109
*134%
47%
Corp
19%
46
89
*88
1093/a
136
11
25
Jun
29
13
12% Jan
2
*825
22% Mar
6
19% Jan
2
22% Mar 10
65% Mar 19
$4.25
14
Pictures
cum
Columbian
common—No par
preferred ffw
Carbon Co
Columbus & So
13%
*59
No par
Ohio Elec
24 % Apr
26
38% Nov 30
18
67% Jun
1
45% Jan
8
15% July 5
26% Dec 12
24% Nov
18
22% Jan
8
33% Mar 16
27% Jan
2
8% July 18
20% July 12
25% July 13
:
3% Feb 15
26% July 12
106 % July 19
x36% July 11
11% Feb
3
30% Feb
6
9% Jan
23
Jan
41
6
25
Feb
7% Dec 28
33% May 19
109% Mar 18
Jun
2
2
29
7% Jan 25
30
Jan
106% Jan
2
45% Jan
•
Superheater
Inc—
Commercial Credit Co
29
59% Aug 29
32% Aug
6
31% July 26
Commercial
20%
20
20%
20%
203/a
193/4
23
20%
23%
4,600
23%
233/4
23%
233/4
23%
23 s/a
32,400
23%
46%
47
47
48
48
*46
-
,
47
V
46
133/4
463/4
20
112% Dec
18
105% Sep 26
10% July 13"
9% July 5
40% July 28
27% Jun
19
4
108% May 28
Jpn 29
106 % July
6
98 % July 19
26% Feb 24
117% Apr 12
108% May 24
24
$5
25
13% Jan
12% Jan
28
10
47% Feb
6
45% Jan
11
27
28% Dec
22
22% Jun
25
10% July 13
9% Mar 8
■
14% Sep
13% Dec
28
15
Jun
17% Sep 22
12
2
July 17
28%
283A
28 s/a
29
28%
28%
28 3/a
28%
28%
29
143/a
14%
14%
14%
137/8
13%
14
14
143/8
143/a
14%
59
59
59
59
59%
600
46%
59%
473/4
46%
47%
47%
47%
47
20%
49%
21
9,300
20%
20%
203/4
21
20 3/8
20%
5,800
413/4
41%
41%
413/4
41%
42
41 s/a
59
47%
21
25
2
109
Dec
7
108
Sep 15
34% Mar
113% May 12
104% Apr 23
113% Mar
111
106
110
Jan
4
4
32% Dec
11
101% Jan 11
106% Dec
29
100
"14% Apr 24
19% Jan
24
17
Jan
July 11
May
32% Jan
4
2
Apr 23
2
Jan
24
93
41% Jun
23
32% Jan
2
92% Jun
28
42
Jan
21% Mar
99
30
78% Jan
11
9% Dec
28
106
Jan
Jun
25
11% May
Jun
21
23
12% Jan
10
16% Feb
64% Feb
7% July
48 %
For footnotes
see
page 22.
37,000
31
10%
303/4
31
103/8
10%
30%
31
10%
13,700
10%
io3/8
10%
25%
25%
103/a
25%
25%
10%
10%
25%
1,800
25%
25%
253/a
25%
253/a
5,600
X28%
29
28%
29
700
97,400
24,600
July
12
28%
12%
28%
12%
123/s
31%
313/4
123/4':
12 5/a
13
31%
31%
313/4
31%
313/a
108%
108%
31%
108%
313/8
108%
313/4
108%
108%
1083/a
253/4
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/e
253/a
*111
113
—10O
100
100
111%
111%
*100
10%
10%
10%
58 3/4
59%
583/4
27%
4%
Vultee
Power
Co
Corp
preferred
$3.75
4
59%
2,300 A
27%
273/4
3,300
13%
135/8
5,00j0
6,800
57,200
14
14
14%
193/4
19%
20%
20
20 3/8
19%
210
50
14%
20%'
14%
203/s
19%
109
100
20%
33%
109%
108%
108%
41% -.41%
*103 •:
104
333/a
1083/4
>108%
33%
33%
;
108%
1093/4
108%
*1073/4
108%
41%
103
19% *,19.3/4
95%
41%
40%
7; 94%
"
4P/4
103
95
20
95 '
193/8
10%
95
*94i/8
41%
*101%
19%
x94
^
96%
41%
*93%
10%
10%
203/4
*20%
15%
15%
15%
10
72%
75
70%
74%
71%
1
9%
_5
573/4
9%
59
108
*1073/4
41%
41%
103
xl9%
.42
333/a
333/4
333/8
33s/8
-no
t
'
95%
"■
42%
X13%
33%
109
10%
Delaware
59%
14%
13%
20%
of
593/4
28
14
15%
Oil
59
27%
14
103/4
Continental
2,100
593/4
21%
59% Sep
10%
273/4
15%
2
10%
13%
21
Insurance
10%
59%
5
Motors
7,700®;
27%
25
Continental
18
10%
10%
5% convertible preferred
Continental Diamond Fibre
Continental
173/4
13%
No par
2
3
18
27
33%
common
11% Jan 20
17%
111
13%
133/4
Baking Co com..No par
preferred
No par
78
99%
Ill
27
1
1
1
99%
'•"'•;
13%
No par
of Amer com
10
2
101
14
Cont Cop & Steel Ind Inc com
1
112
*99
28%
—No par
preferred
*10%
6,700
,
111
17%
103/a
,
X173/8
1,000
25%
13%
Continental
$5.50
113
101%
17%
108
13%
No par
preferred
preferred
173/a
25%
1
100
Inc
com
17%
108
10c
pfd
Aircraft
Co
Continental Can Inc
9
*99
59%
Container
5
*112
'
17%
$4.52
10
x25 %
102
1.33%
$4.50
16
108
Co "
100
2
12
283/4
11%
series B
11
Aug 16
Jan
283/4
11%
No par
Consumers
8
21
29%
11%
No par
Pwr
„
*28%
common
Consolidated
26
May 28
42% Sep
17
13% Dec
303/4
31%
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
July 31
106% Jan
8
8
July 17
50% July 13
5% Jun 29
■/ 5,000
31
30%
21 % Feb
14% Jun
30% Jan
107% July 19
59
313/4
30%
Consolidated
18
3
4,800
58 5/8
30%
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
Mar 16
100
42
58%
30%
3
Dec
7,500
25
Baltimore
Textile
14%
583/8
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas—„15
1
14%
31%
5
36
102% Feb
Feb
61% July 20
34% Mar 21
8,000
6,500
37,700
58%
Feb
19
4
'12
10
29%
28%
31%
Co—
Preferred 4% series C—
Consolidated Grocers Corp
3
200
47
58%
Feb
7
July 28
10
47%
*45
31
18
25
30% Dec
Feb
19% Mar
330
*47
47
59
133/8
60
Preferred 4%%
3
107
&
46
48
*45
583/4
:
Lt
*45
*46%
30%
16
Dec
88
Feb
Elec
45%
48
58%
Mar 30
28
Dec
115
Gas
60
47
47%
*46
1
5,900
297/8
12% July 19
10% Jan
28
Edison
preferred
of
50%
96
42%
Cigar
No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp.—5
Consol Edison of N Y com
No par
Cons
Dec
23
45%
493/4
*94
29%
Conde
27
*825
58%
Nast Publishing Co
No par
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
—No par
31% Feb
2,700
19%
20%
Consolidated
Sep 14
400
109%
29%
18
13
20
88%
109
58%
20
3
136
*87
41%
Jun
28
*133%
88
111
No par
10
35% Jan
,11% Feb
136
_No par
Solvents
Commonwealth
109%
*825
■
Combustion Engineering
43 % Dec
X88
1,900
20%
463/8
No par
Co
5
*133%
89
170
34%
95
Columbia
18% Nov 14
14% Feb
34%
4,100
493/4
9
49 % Sep
4
34%
7,400
5
95
14%
4
47/a
34
136
5 J/8
49%
283/4
July 31
104%
5
111
53,800
32 3/a
104%
95%
28%
Jun
34%
40 5%
32%
493/4
14%
58
42
39%
95%
283/B
11
„
49
28%
39 % Apr
32%
'104 V 104 y*.
*825
14%
24
*40
41
32%
150
72
97
29%
28
39 %
4,900
1,700
48%
14%
72% Oct
*703/4
"
5%
$6%
34%
97
28%
-
42%
87%
109
48%
7
43% Dec
*41 %
,
104
110
72
1,500
..
48
293%
July 11
383/4
*703/4
463/4
630
46%
'154
97
29
30% Jun 29
42%
883/4
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A—2.50
Class B
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
13
Oct
72
136
89
;■
48J/2
32% Apr
14% Sep
40
34
*34
109% 109%
46
13
34%
*41%
34%
48%
Apr
34%
5
46
33
34%
X377/8
«
5
34%
*83%
109
*103%
136
87%.
46%
110%
103%
34%
■
46%
31%
2nd preferred—100
25% Jun 22
*83%
46
.*140
109%
*703/i
-
11
90
x31 %
*134%
453/4
154
46%
42%
100
com
45%
110%
313/a
No par
98
34%
72
47/8
19%
96
46%
34%
103%
193/a
97
109%
/
39%
"
193/a
96%
*140
31
227/8
non-cum
451/4
371%
4%
29%
19%
'
:
154
*41%
No par
4%
2,200
38
104
6,300
2,500
31
43/4
16,500
9%
29
30%
*103%
117%
28 %
29
37%
100
8,600
92
*41%
42%
1153/4
360
2,200
533/8
9
"85
*109%
*70%
1183%
4,100
35
*895/8
1
preferred
com
117
53
Shares
93
No par
com
53%
29
*146
90
46%
*
99%
*9
28%
154
■:
383/4
99%
■'35
53 %
19%
44%
38 3/a
38%
100
*8%
9 6'/a
*85
Sales for
the Week
*89%
19%
*140
Friday
9
96
90
40
20,500
93
19%
154
3,800
713/4
Sept. 14
35%
117%
95%
*85
12 3/a
47
9
29
*140
11,300
*90
:
19
Corp com__No par
Colorado & Southern Ry com
100
4% non-cum 1st preferred.—100
24
117
9
93
95%
Colo Fuel & Iron
35% Jan
119
83/4
19%
*95
37% Jan
116%
•91
4
38%
*99
537/8
92
*825
Mar 19
53%
71%
600
$ per share
."34%
95%
No par
No par
61
35
453/4
No par
10
34%
54
50
preferred
Jan
35
853%
$ per share
383/4
53
11%
*45%
Thursday
Sept. 13
100%
95%
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
36
.38%
100%
45%
100
common
Aikman
713/4
20
5
&
11%
47
71%
100
preferred
Collins
11%
46
71%
343/8
-•:>/•-9
No par
(The)
>
85%
37/B
121/4
$ per share
l/r
49
4
46
V
70%
100%
351/s
*90
*45
71%
100%
53%
EXCHANGE
46
$ per share
34%
STOCK
10
3
33/4
70%
$ per share
10O
.
26% Feb
4%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
/
Monday
10
No par
700
3%
*44%
38%
100
173/4
11%
72%
*1001/8
12
*17
4%
46
8.50
com
*11%
17%
12%
713%
8 per share
12
17%
46
Par
'/
85%
173/4
4i%
Sept. 8
*84%
*11%
171/4
121/4
7,500
900
20,000
.
84%
*11%
43%
7,800
69%
49%
12
84%
11%
17%
13
x69 %
50%
49%
H%
12%
x483/4
48%
173%
173/4
v
41/4
55% Feb
$3.50
2,700
453/b
100% Feb
2nd
3.10O
493/4
Coca-Cola Internatl Corp.
Co
53,200
453A
Coca-Cola
3
153/4
49
V
V
Peabody & Co
preferred
4%
9%
15%
493/4
par
1
1%
143/4
1,900
483/4
stock
conv
23% Jan 29
13
200
243%
207/a
36,500
18
14% Apr
21,200
85%
20 3/a
24%
12
July 26
31%
84%
20%
45%
Jan
July 12
30 3/8
86
203/a
22%
Jun
11
31
20%
233/4
132
25
303/4
*83%
86
20
44 %
Clopay Corp
25
21
500
21%
Co
Inc
29
21
37%
24%
Saturday
Molybdenum
Foods
19% Jun
38% Dec
37%
45%
common
4%
-16% Jun
41% Dec
37%
223/8
preferred
6
15% Jan
37
30%
233/8
10
Equipment
23% Oct
16% Jan 13
1,600
44%
860
•
*83%
•22%
■
44%
18
,
86
24
26
94% Jan
37
30%
7
201/4
20
243%
*36
31
*83%
'
24 3/8
28
Jun
37
30%
20
Jun
44% Aug 27
87% Jun 29
37% Dec 21
*36
21%
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com___100
5% Aug 29
138
6
37
860
101% May 22
14% Oct
383%
303/4
22%
..
preferred
Products Corp
14% July 17
8
383/4
301/4
103 %
243%
5% %
14 % Mar 30
10% Dec
393/4
: 30%
45%
Co
10
57
*38%
30%
101% Jun
Oct 27
40% Oct
39%
13,700
43%
Corp
Oct
25% July 11
16%
Xl 03%
loo
22
13
39%
l,7u0
233/4
STOCK
City Investing Co
41
Sep 13
34% Apr 16
18
13
39
16
24%
preferred
Cities
5
Feb
Jan
30,400
16 3/8
%
*10
44%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
5
44% Feb
36% Feb
16
55
16%
25
Cincinnati Gas & Flee
31
29% July 17
21
53%
16%
25
r
27 V:
Jan
26
Dec
533/4
16
463/4
34% Dec
37% July 17
52
163/s
109%
109% Jan
95
52
15%
Illuminating com__No par
29% Aug 13
100% Aug 28
3% Mar 24
Dec
48%
16%
Cleve Elec
37% Mar .15
946
500
21,300
16%
$4.50 preferred
No par
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common
1
Cleve & Pitts RR Co 7% gtd
50
112% Mar 16
5% Jan
5
143
10
Jan
29% July 17
134 % July 27
24
10
103/a
July 17
99% July 12
Mar 27
233/4
10%
24
10%
25
EXCHANGE
Apr 25
37% May
"
22
24
24
10%
49
45
—
Clark
26
3% July 11
15%
23%
233/4
10%
48
44
Copper Co
Chyrsler Corp
15
30% Jan
43
23%
103/4
49%
233/4
preferred..—
14
106% Jun
3
15%
15
23%
700
48 3/4
1
53% Feb
4
12% Jan
15%
15
23%
10
100% Feb
29
29% Dec
19%
23%
No par
2
31% Dec
4
19%
14%
45i/2
Oil
9
47% May
112% Mar
40
1,700
19%
15
451/4
City Stores Co common
4%%
conv
preferred
38% July 26
Sep
6
19
19 %
14%
453%
Chile
2b
Jan
Feb
19
*183/4
15 %
23%
common
21% Jan
90
19%
19%
„
Cotton
Co
NEW YORK
32% Mar
155
19 s/a
*10%
preference_.No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
Childs
18
4
19
14%
,
Chic Rock Is & Pac RR Co—No
par
5% conv preferred series A___10O
24
13
19%
100
convertible
y,
93
Jun
19%
No par
com
preferred
Chicago Pneumat Tool com..No
3
11% Jan
84% Jan
19%
109
3,800
2
150
193/8
*108%
19%
No par
38% Apr
Dec~29
353/4
109
; 3,200
120% Sep 10
27
36%
*108%
10%
9
54% Sep
27% July 31
36
107%
10%
•
85% Jun
36
107%
19%
10%
12
38% Apr
107
36
109 %
10
38% Sep 12
Jun
Mar 15
150
Jan
1,600
109
*193/8
20
9%
13
Highest
23% July 13
37
3,000
36%
1101/8
19%
153/8
B
$ per share
3
May 12
Nov
2,500
93/4
143/4
13
34
1
3
483/4
93/4
15%
14
99% Sep
29
Mar 30
Xl08
48%
9%
14%
Feb
93
40%
48%
93/4
*109
Co cl A___25
89% May
24
47%
93/4
9%
14%
50
"£% Nov"20
20% Jun
4,100
47%
93/4
36%
14%
Class
19% Mar 30
84% Mar 28
19
19 %
47
93/4
36%
29 3/8
9
May
30
68% Mar 22
30
18 5/e
47%
93/4
36%
22
82% Apr
31% Jan
4
15
Jan
46%
9%
29%
65 %
24
41% Dec
6% Jun
473/4
18 3/4
213/4
11% Aug 30
38% July 31
$ per share '
36% Dec
28% Dec
18%
stocks
24
82
18 J/4
15%
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan
26
17%
293/8
8
$ per share
8,300
18%
22
16
.
2,800
93/4
18%
15
16
Lowest
203/8
9%
17
14%
Jan
Highest
500
*20%
9%
i, -14%
8% Feb
Year 1950
17%
20 %
9%
15%
Range for Previous
Lowest
17 %
203/a
29
19% Jan
2
*17%
93/4
213/4
12
July
17%
20%
9%
15
22
9
17%
20%
93/4
291/4
3% Jun
''84% Oct
17%
20 %
9%
21%
11% Aug
19
30
143/4
-16% Jun
Dec
11,600
29%
11
13
178/a
21%
94% Feb
3
173/s
15
19
Sep
7% Jun
44
61 %
4,200
17%
293/4
5
51% Sep
70% Sep
July 23
1133/4
21%
59% Feb
82
150
113%
17%
♦
14%
Feb
46% Aug 27
17,700
56
150
1123/4
29%
22
19
14
29% July 19
62% July 13
20
563A
56%
150%
*150
21%
Chicago & North West
88% Mar 17
400
15yv.
9
53% Dec
6,900
297%
3
July 12
20
47%
1033/4
217%,
9
77
147 %
46%
1033/4
47
14%
28% Mar
27
*145%
%
103 %
20%
10
36%
50
& Louisv Ry
52% Feb
36% Jun
147%
500
2,000
9,200
29%
preferred
25
27
76%
21%
5%
Chic Ind
25
38% Mar 28
74%
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
2
16
19 % Jun
58% Apr
773/4
553/8
17%
*17
12
1
(The)
40% Jun
26
17%
5,600
44
112%
150
113%
17%
23
12
18%
40
11
28
55 %
22%
44
47%
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chic & East 111 RR Co com
No par
28
Dec
20%
________1.25
22% Dec
43
53%
150
113%
1,300
18%
*
A
543%
55
12
463/4
1123/4
3,200
*54%
44
*103%
150%
150
33%
23%
*145%
473/4
103"%
17%
173/9
20 %
No par
44% Dec
62% Dec
53%
147%
47
103%
112%
173/4
9%
*145%
47
1033/4
*150
Co—
3
17
553/4
1493/4
75
147%
46%
1033/4
113
17%
.5
common
Class
*145%
47
103%
113
„No par
3
30
76%
145 %
1493/4
___9.50
Mills
Corp.—___
Jan
53 V2 Jan
763/4
46%
Corp com__5
27% Jan
11
74%
*103%
Chica Milw St Paul & P_____No
par
5 % series A non-cum
pfd100
26 y8 Jun
73
Shares
109
33%
9
Jan
30
74
*107
Chicago Corp
14% Feb
25
27% Mar 30
12
Xll%
108
9
33% Jan
20
8% Jun
Feb
44
12"
5
preferred
13
Dec
3
10% July 12
11% Jan 13
t
2234
44
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common..25
2
26
23
44
11%
No par
Checker Cab Mfg
16
37% July 30
38% Feb
8
90% Dec
22%
43%
11%
Xl45%
loo
Sugar
Pasco
$4.50
35 % Dec
5
30
23
43%
12
X72 %
Certain-Teed Products Corp....1
Chain Belt Co
No par
2
107% Feb
22%
44
11%
l
West
Ribbon
de
Champion
29
98
Co
vtc
preferred
Central
28
Dec
36
55
20
Co
Ga Ry Co
Central & South
9
May 11
Sep
54 %
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
333%
23
33%
54'%
33%
54
CLOSED
Central RR Co of N J class A____50
Class B
50
2
15 % Mar
25
4 % %
2
28% Mar
2
33% Jan
15
Mar
1073/4
33%
54
Central
9% Jun
105
1073/4
33%
54
*43 %
EXCHANGE
.
preferred series B vtc
100
Central Hudson G & E Corp
No par
Illinois Light common
*
Mar 26
36 % Aug 21
Feb
27
Sugar
Foundry
of
*106%
33%
No par
___
107
$ per share
54
common____10
preferred
106%
Friday
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
$ per share
22%
5%
17% Sep
20% Jun
$ per share
107
Thursday
(
Sept. 13
33%
STOCK
1
common...
Wednesday
53%
50
...25
'
33%
100
Tractor
Corp
113
9
series
Corp
common
PRICES
Sept. 11
107
10
preferred
15% Jan
10% Mar 29
38% Feb
18% Mar
Co
SALE
Tuesday
$ per share
5
4%
General
&
$ per share
No par
common
preferred
.
100
Light
Co..
HIGH
Monday
Sept. 10
,
Sept. 8
Preferred 4.20%
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com..No
par
7% 2nd preferred
100
4%% conv pfd series A_.___.100
12
116
Jan
Corp
Caterpillar
13
&
Steel
(J I)
7%
3
Feb
58% Aug
10
Power
Conv
6
140
17% Dec
July 13
Apr
105% May 24
14% Jan
2
3
8% July 13
Carriers
13
2
43% Jan
10
Jan
30
10
5
2
Jan
Jan
7% July 17
110 % Feb
12
Sep
77% Sep
Jan
15
Aug 18
4
3
Carrier
100
9
29
17% Apr 18
20% Aug 29
11% Apr
6
v
Carpenter
25% Aug 17
45% July 13
145
29
Mar
141
Jan
Carolina
56% Jun
9% Jan
1
Dec
47% Dec
13% July 13
15% July 14
15
34% Aug 22
2
52
Saturday
Carolina Clinch & Ohio
Ry
2
35
15
LOW AND
STOCK
Par
111% July 17
Apr
46
16
56% Nov
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
18% Jan
28
39% May 18
x77/8 Mar 13
35% July 13
NEW
Highest
$ per share
*101%
19%
19%
:96
10%
21
15%
72%
108%
*1073/4
108%
41%
103
19%
953/4
413/4
•93%
>413/4•'
108%
108%
40 5/a
953/4
*95
;95
>
,
•
1083/4
41
•'
*101%
183/4
UJ3
.
41%
•
7;)
2,230
103
30
18%
-
2,300
95%
96
220
40%
41
13,200
*93%
95
200
103/4
10%
103/4
20%
21%
*20%
15%
153/4
15%
153/8
3,800
71%
72%
723/4
73
3,800
10
54,700
7,600
93/a
93/4
9%
10%
9%
10%
93/4
57%
583/4
58%
593/4
583%
59%
58%
10%
21
59%
13,400
*
1,700
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1006)
Monday, September 17, 1951
..
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
( per
$ per
$ per
share
$ per
share
STOCK
YORK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
f'ii'hest
Lowest
Highest
share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
f."
Par
share
Continental
27% Nov 28
22
2
32
Feb
l
July 17
27% NOV 24
26% Jan
12
31
Apr
18
53% July 25
12
Jun 17
55% Mar 13
41
Dec 26
54% Jan
10
55% July
9
22% Jun
28
42 % Jan
8
14% Jun
22% Dec 28
19% Jun
29
29% Aug 17
60% Feb 20
Corp
14
Corp common—5
$3 prior preferred
No par
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5Convertible pref 5%
series
50
i
;
s
19% Sep
13
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
72% Jan
2
27
3
17
45% Nov 27
102% Aug 17
i>l 28% Jan
13
„100
18
Apr
Oct
76
38
July 13
72% Jan
94
62
27
105
Jan
Dec
14
14
Jan
26% Jun
30
6% Mar
3
2% Feb
■
30% Jan
22% July 13
<
101
!
i
Sep
10
27% Jan
13
l
7% July
fc
(
:: 20
35
7% Jan
Aug 17
39% Feb
14
48% July
56% Aug
3
Jun
106
28
31% Jun
44% Jan
Jan
Mar 20
28
Nov
20
10% Oct
8
31
77% Oct
24% Feb
19% Mar 29
Mar 27
180
7% July
185
Jan
3
28
148% Nov 25
100% Jun
20
55% Jan
28
48 % Jun
28
12% Dec
18
8% July
23% July
3
8
24% Aug
21
17
32% Dec 29
28
Jun
Jan
13
26% Dec 30
25% Jan
*54%
55%
150
STOCK
31%
32%
31
31%
31%
32%
31%
32'/4
31%
32 Va
4,700
EXCHANGE
2o%
28%
27%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
5,100
CLOSED
*50
*50
51
51
51*
*50
;"
18%
18%
lb%
19%
19%
19%
191/4
19%
65%
67
65'%
65%
65%
65%
65
65
71%
73
71%
72%
72
72^4
72
73
72
72%
*96%
96%
*96
2%
*4%
? 2%
:•• ••:
;
98
.
'
-
78%
174>
4%
(X. 4%
4%
2'/4
35%
36'/4
/
V
30%
...'.35%
97%
•951/4
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
36
12
36 »/4
*95%
97
35%
97
36%
36%
37
37
54%
Amer
of
55%
X53%
54%
102%
.No par
102%
*1021/4
102%
1,700
21/4
3,800
35'i
36%
<
80
4%
2'/4
21/4
36%
10,200
4%',
■
*95
97
96
123/8
12%
12%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,700
19%
'
19%
19'/a
19%
10,300
*36
54
54
1021/4
/■-
4%
,
12%
36%
*36
30
5,600
79V4
1731/4
*95 %
19%
preferred
5,200
97'/2"'
78%
173V4
2'/4
*95%
640
78%
•v •:; 4%
2'/4
,
*96%
13,700
93
173'/4
*172
2%
•
*96%
97%
*96%
79%
78%
*172
98
*96%
07
97
78%
174
174
4%
2%
*96%
'
96'%
78%
78%
175%
4%
98
96'%
97%
77%
*174
V.
*96%
•
26%
Steel
:
13%
67%
19'/4
preferred
51
*50
51
*50
18%
66%
800
54%
53%
541/4
4,200
102%
102%
102 %
300
54
1021/4
36%
*36
36%
3,700
102%
25
41%
42%
41
42'A
X41
41'%
41%
49%
41
100
100
92%
92%
92%
92%
x90%
91%
*91%
93'A
92
92%
25%
25%
*24%
25%
*24 y4
25'%
24%
24%
24%
24%
280
Cuban-American Sugar common__10
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
231/4
23%
23%
23%
9,600
convertible
5%
RR
6%
com
preferred
pfd
non-cum
7%
100
10
*175
■V:' 7%
200
8
7%
100
*67%
71
*67'%
5
11%
12%
11%
121/4
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
9
2
20
55
26%
Cuba
10
29
Jan
138
*54
19%
30%
30%
30%
30%
7%
7%
7%
71%
7'A
102'%
102%
*102%
15
27% Feb
3
Feb
54%
Curtis
12% Jan
22% Feb
125
54'A
26%
Cuneo
57
5 20% Jan
54%
19
3
Mar
106% Feb
2
2
128% May 23
54%
26'%
Crucible
13
13% Feb
6% Jun
x25
55
20
8
77
9
25
10% Oct
4,300
54%
26%
v
Apr 10
Jan
5
11
;
1,100
28%
1
(The)
Corp
Seal
31% Aug 20
10% Feb
3
2
9% July
25%
28%
19%
&
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
4%% preferred
67% Aug 29
19
26% Nov 22
*25%
26%
$4.20
30
32
25%
28%
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
29
95
25
25 %
x28'%
2
31
28
25%
29%
common—2.50
$2
7
Jan
29
13% Jan
27.
44% July 13
i
Cork
Jun
3
1102% Dec
i
of Wheat
Crown
Jun
July 13
July 13
5
Cream
4
79
64% July 13
9% July 17
:
7
20% Sep
100
25
28%,
100
America
29 % Mar
23
180
of
Shares
25%
29 %
25
common
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
share
251/4
1
preferred
2
22% Dec
14
Co
3%%
Creameries
Jan
6
27
Feb
Crane
5
15
25
1175
May
Jan
26
15% Jun
<
5
20
12 ■%
82% Nov
Mar 31
17% Jun
i
37% Sep
103% Feb
2
25% May 24
8
34% Dec 29
3
16% Jan
54
..
:
2
18
$ per
28%
Bank & Tr Co—20*
15
105% May
i
12
Jun
28
49% Dec
11
26
2% Jan
10% Jan
94
3
41% Oct 19
102% Jan
5% Jan
28
Jun
19
Sept. 13
$ per share
25%
5
"V/t%
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947.100
Corn Products Refining common_25
7% preferred
100
Coty Inc
1
Coty International Corp
1
79% Aug 17
Jan 23
Friday
Sept. It
Thursday
Sept. 12
t per share
28%
Works common
preferred
186
27% Jan
17% Jan
12% July 13
32% Jun 27
•
2
4
30% Mar
'
3
PRICES
Wednesday
2Oj,b
Corning Glass
2
104% Feb
8
Jan
Corn Exchange
SALE
Sept. 11
28%
Cooper-Bessemer
July 16
104% Mar
93% Jun
5
3% Aug
t
3
166% May 17
4% Jan
2
13
6
25
31
11
i1% July 13
•78
May 29
x66
3
167% Apr
1'
Jac
Nov 30
105
100% July 11
4 176% July 13
Mar 17
49
13% May 24
60% Jun 29
17% Apr 22
July 17
.10% Jan
i
24
51% Oct
:v46% July 14
•
"■><57
July
HIGH
Tuesday
$ per share
share
Steel
3
13Va Jan
20
■;
t per
AND
Monday
Sept. 10
Sept. 8
common
Inc
Press
Publishing common—No par
preferred
No par
$7
Prior
preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
Class
10
*102%
*175
103
Cushman's Sons Inc
24
Cutler-Hammer
7%
200
*170
2C0
*170
7%
8
7%
8
7%
8
*67'%
70
*67%
70
*67 %
69
11%
71
900
12
12
12'/8
11%
11%
30%
30
30
*29
7%
4,800
30%
30%
600
7%
7%
7%
12,800
102%
*102%
7%
10
16,000
■
102
130
103
51%
51%
51
51%
51'%
51%
*51%
51%
51%
51 %
2,100
1
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11%
ll'/e
11%
11
11%
72.200
26 Va
4,200
1
24
35% Feb
200
*170
8,000
No par
25%
100
*119%
No par
33%
33%
32%
33
A
132% Jan
200
41
7%
pfd
Inc—
2'J%
2o%
*129'%
140
33%
26%
26%
26
140
*129%
33%
*129%
33%
25%
26%
26'/a
140
33%
*129%
140
34
140
34
34
34
1,500
3,500
l-
D
"
13% Jan
37% Mar
2
90
Jun
25
13'/a July 10
15% Jan
3
19% May 10
14
Jun
26
17% Feb
9
17% Feb
17
14% July 10
17% Feb
28
18% July 13
31
Dec
30
31% Jan
2
44% Sep
12
10% July 13
16% Dec
29
Jan
3
20% Apr
14
28
34% Mar 17
29V» Jan
2
34% Aug
1021/4 Mar 21
88% Jun
26
102% Aug 21
102% Sep
1
18% Dec 29
89% Jun
15
Jan
-96
"
Dana
3
99 '/a Dec
12
July 26
s96% May 24
July 5
*••96
July 24
100
16
95
100% Mar 16
99
■;
Jan
104
3%%
*93%
2.50
*14%
20
*151/2
16%
100
*95
series C
100
*98%
Co
50c
25%
Inc
50c
3.90%
25% Sep
10% Apr
10
Dayton
10
Decca
3
68
Jun
14
Deep Rock Oil Corp
-38% Jan
4
59% Dec 20
57
Jan
2
69 '/a
Sep
13
Deere
30% Jun
25
37
41% Jun
Oct
18
34% July 13
37
29% Jan
45% Dec 19
Co
&
7%
19
53% Feb
9
17% Feb
2
Delaware Lack
2
24
28
48% July
2
65% Feb
29
79% Feb
17
Dec
42% Jun
20
21% July 13
15% Mar 29
24
Sep
10
May 19
21% Apr
25% Sep
6
2
24
10
ctfs
for
2
60% May 23
64
5% July 25
27% Jun 29
8
Jan 20
Detroit-Michigan
42
Aug 15
Detroit
12 '/a Jun
27% NOV 22
16 V« Jan
18% July 13
16% Dec
29
35% Mar
c
8
49
Dec
7
231/a July 20
15% Jan 19
54
Feb
18
37
Dec
21
34
341/4 Dec
ll'/4 Mar 31
91/2 Jan
6% July 13
17
De
9
1
20
19% Feb
8
Diamond
3
3
Diana
Stores
13
Distill
31
Feb
$ per
$ per share
share
12 'A Jan
NEW
Highest
$ per share
25%
96%
*95
*98%
25%
*95
96%
*95
/
24%
*95
96%
*95
v
100
*95
96
*98%
100
24%
25
25%
100
24%
25
6,900
9'/8
64%
63%
63%
61%
63
4,800
6 61/8
67
67
69
6
6 9Va
67%
6734
7,600
33%
*331/8
9 V '
X9
9%
81/2
8%
>
8%
33%
331/8
33'/a
32%
33'A
451/4
46%
46
46%
46%
47
46
13%
14'/a
13%
14%
14
141/4
13%
15
*33
700
33%
4,100
32,100
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
23
23%,-
23%
23%
8,200
61
63
6172
62%
62'A
63
64
65%
64 %
65%
17,400
7OV2
70%
71%
72%
74%
22%
23%
221/4
22%
72
24
22%
*59
63
6%
*59
23%
23%
22%
23%
16,300
20%
22%
22'/2
22 %
22%
12,900
6'/8
39%
*17%
18%
63
61/8
*59
6%
39
63
6%
y
39%
181/4
18%
18'%
18'A
18%
18%
900
26'/4
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
2,700
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51 %
51%
700
34%
34%
34%
*3'%
34%
34%
34%
1,200
13%
14
14
13%
14%
14
14 V8
14
10
10
10'/a
10%
10%
103/s
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28 '
AND
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
10
V
3,100
1
PRICES
10%
5,800
28 %
24,200
Friday
Sales for
Sept. 14
Thursday
the Week
.
"
Sept
$ per share
Sper share
10%
28
.
:
Wednesday
Sept. 12
Sept. 11
$ per share
$ per share
18
'
10%
LOW
Par
-
3,600
2,100
2672
35
.
■
6%
39%
18
27%
Sept
63
257/a
*51
Monday
Sept. 8
;
6%
39
39
26%
Saturday
STOCK
7*59
7
6%
30
10
EXCHANGE
6,000
13%
13%
2
74%
34
34%
2
50c
74
"
*59
6'/8
39'/4
.
26%
$ per share
72
23%
22%
.
; v
63
6%
39%
39%
70%
23%
.
'
-
23'A
22%
51%
Corp
YORK
7,700
47%
14%
51%
Co..
Car
50
'
96
*98 74
.
13
$ per share
$ per share
Shares
15% Jan
11
12% Aug 13
Divco
Corp..
1
13%
13%
13%
133/8
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
18
44% Jan
15
16% Apr
70% Sep
13
47% Oct
14
Dixie
Cup Co
No par
66
66%
65%
663/4
66
67
67%
68%
69%
70%
4,300
Jan
9
7
14% Jan
19
Dr.
Pepper Co
No par
10%
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
1034
10%
36% Jan
1,200
4
10% Sep
30% Jan
38
37%
37%
37'/8
37%
37%
17% Jan
6
13
July 17
251/4 July 12
111/2 July 25
Jan~13
54%
2
38% Aug 16
Doehler-Jarvis
14% Jan
2
19
431/2 Jun
29
77% Jan
10
Corp
16
Dome
14
Douglas
11
Dow Chemical Co common
111'/a Feb
2
Mines
Ltd
83% Dec
19
* Sep
27
IH1/4 Jun
15
Jun
28
13
181
Dec
19
180% Jan
3
21% Oct
18
20% Jan
2
25% Sep
11
Dresser
Jun
26
93% Feb
1
3%%
19% Jan
10
32
July 19
Dunhill
8
17
Feb
Co
81
Mar
18
July 12
88% Dec
8
Jun
14
14% Dec
7
18
x22
11 % Mar 27
84
'11% Aug
270
9
No par
No par
2nd
preferred
Industries
60% Jan
13
9
101% Jan
31
51 % Dec
12
52% Nov 30
11
11% Jan
9% Dec
85% Jun
12
127% Apr 22
106
Jun
83
Jan
6
117% Jun
25
1
96% July 19
Jun 25
102% May 9
Jan
3
106% Feb 23
125
48
10
9% July
54% Feb
12 % Feb
6
7
6
16%
171/4
55%
54%
56
119%
*269
116%
International
37%
183/4
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
30,100
58'/4
58
593/4
58%
59%
20.000
11734
118%
8.000
103
103 %
118%'
118%
104
104
1033/4
104
103
103%
268
*265 %
270
270
270
25
*85%
873/4
31
119%
.*85%
*29
1
37%
*263
25%
•V *29
117%
.
25%
119%
*263
24%
31
24%
25%
851/2
87%
25%
873/4
85
85%
31
*29
*28%
*85
*28%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
12%
123/4
993/8
100%
98%
99%
99%
1003/4
99 %
100%
119%
119%
1191/4
119%
119%
993/4
*98%
99
98 %
50
*49
50
*48%
10 %
3.000
1,000
272
100
25%
16 000
86%
24%
31
12%
No par
1,000
17
104%
24%
13 Vs.
55%
'
271%
104%
.
100
preferred
(E I)
37%
17% V
50o
common
convertible
33
17
.*■
15
$4 preferred series A
$3.25
Sep 13
Du Pont de Nem
122% Jan
CLOSED
54%
EXCHANGE
No par
Inc
Duplan Corp
16% July 17
xlOl
STOCK
No par
.
Aircraft
117%
5
Feb
59% Sep
119% Sep
119% Jan
•
95%
961/2
100
4
; "10
*
95%
*95
July 26
35
107
3,200
3,400
9%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
.
343g
96 %
62%
26%
preferred
Motor
<
Year 1950
Lowest
7,700
17%
34%
9%
2
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
11% Feb
Jun 28
443's
17%
34%
64'/2
25
36% Feb
29
T
43%
18
34%
64
No par
common
11
Range for Previous
V
Match
cum
443/4
17%
.46%
1
Vllblss «o
$1.50
43%
18
34%
14
1
Co
Stove
Devoe & Raynolds class A—
Diamond
44%
17'%
34%
10£
Corp
S3p
24
42%
18
34%
46
5
Steel
8% Jan
5
29'A Nov 24
July 13
19% Mar
29% Mar
42%
10
3414
64%
.8
13% Jun
16% Dec 27
/'
17
100
33
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co..100
16
29
17
*98 %
20
May 18
Mar
15%
100
common
(The)
68
Feb
17
50
Edison
32% Nov 17
8
*15%
100
Escrow ctfs for preferred—
Derby Oil Co
Detroit
21 % Mar 13
<■
16%
67%-
66%
Western
&
52'% July 12
5% July 12
i
16 >/2
9%
No par
preferred
Escrow
721/4 Dec 29
171/2 May 26
27
12
17
60% Jun
200
161/2
25%
9
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
Denver & Rio Grande West RR
Aug 21
15
42
•100
63%
Delaware & Hudson
2
58
94%
*14%
20
Jan
25
20
32%
*93 %
15
"
.
90%
1
common
10% July
20% Jan
14 % Dec
64% Jun 29
Apr
Rubber
Records
23% Jun 21
3
<7% Jun 27
19
Dec 20
•
8
32%
94%
*14%
95%
series B
Preferred
27
8
*95
Preferred 3.75%
7
26
Jun
17% Jan
5
Jan
32%
*93 %
15
18
34%
41% Jan
10
32%
93'/2
14%
17%
17 i/e
34%
41% Dec 30
3
27
6»/a Jun
22
33
15
42%
10
3
i
41%
1
37 %
93%
*14%
/.
32%
94%
*15%
15
Daystrom Inc
Jan
-11% Jan
•
32%
*93%
94%
100
Dayton Power & Light common—7
*■
Preferred 3.75% series A__—100
4
Feb
1
preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
5% convertible preferred
Davison Chemical Corp (The)
6
100% Feb
July 10
Corp common
100
31
12%
12%
9,700
..99%
100%
13,900
1193/4
119
119%
1,100
98%
*98
99
49%
*49»/4
49%
10%
10%
10%
243/3
26%
,26%
25%
26'%
27%
27%
-26%
27%
173^
17%
17%
17%
7.200
47%
48%
48%
50"%
35,500
& Co—
V Common
5
Preferred
$4.50
series
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
No par
Duquesne Light Co 3.75%
DWG Cigar Corp
119
99
99
99
pfd—50
5
*49
50
"49
119%
10'/2
10%
24%
243/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
24%
24%
24%
24%
;
40O
900
E
15% Mar 30
13% Jun 30
24% Dec
18
19% Jun 25
27
20% Dec
27
19
Jan
13
21% Nov 25
19
Apr
26% Sep 13
29V2 Aug 28
20% Feb
3
Eastern
Corp
Eastern
Stainless Steel
50% Sep
Eastman
Jun
Jan
10
,
27
13
181/b Apr
July 17
-40
171
Dec
4
13% Jun 29
41 % July 10
19
52% Nov 27 4
190
6
Apr
10
13
39% Oct
25
T4% July 12
19% Jan
7
29
Jan
160
Jun
29
2
36»/i July
15% Jun
182
44
28
98
Xl2,% July 12
95
Sep 14
102
7'
.
Mar 10
15% Dec
May
87
26
5
13% Dec
49% Oct
11
9
8
Jun
Jan
16
13
21% July 26
'•,32% Jun 30
41
22
Jan
25
44% Jun
19
38% July 26
30
Jun
29
17% Jun
Jan
Aug
14
7
26
14
Sep
10
64% May
2
25% Sep 14
.41% Jan 26
v
29
*
4
34% Jun
18
17a Jan
10% Jun
,
15
Dec
28
28% Feb
23
July 20
22% Jun 25
75
23
64% Jun
29
48 % Jun
26
23% Jan
2
32% Sep
14
161/4 July 2
12% July 17
16% Apr 20
22 % Jan
3
26
'19% July 13
521% July 17
.'48
12% Dec
'15%
Dec
28% Nov
40% Jan
3
15
22% Aug 29
20% Jun
1
15
13
20% Mar 17
29
33% Jan
5
Dec
20
104% Nov
15
18% Dec
8
241/4 Jun
5
100
July 12
'10% Jan
13
51% Jun
7% May 15
19% Dec 28
27
'
60
Jan
9
'
[
68
"t
Dec
28
May 25
6% May 5
66
4% July 13
8% Feb 14
15% Dec
28
8% July 13
14% Dec
1
33
-
Jun
2% Nov
27
44
6
For footnotes
Mar 21
4% Jan
see
10
page 22.
2% Mar
2
46
5
Feb
23
16% Jan
12
28% Sep
75% Sep
5
96'/4 July 17
19 '/4 Jun 29
28
16% Jun
29
,
5% July 27
13 »/4 July 11
11% Jun
28
37
25
3
Jun
Aug 15
Boat
17%
16%
171/4
171/8
17%
47%
473/4
163
471/8
163
*164
V
16%
*
'//
-
,
27
165'/2
164
*164
18%
Mus
y
*41 »/4
41%
41
41%
40%
163/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
Electric Storage
Amer
88%
"*87
18%
yvy is
*98%
18%
100
*98%
131/4
14
13%
13%
5
50%
51%
50%
51
2
233'4
23%
23%
24%
No par
*36%
36%
36%
36%
1%
1%
45%
45%
451/2
133/a
;-.v 13%
l'/a
shares
18
Battery.!
Co
5%%
451/8
No par
Elgin National Watch Co
Elliott
2
13%
13
10
28%
*70
76%
50
preferred
28
50
common
convertible
*50
20
41%
•y'r 16%
1
preferred
Ind
3,000
165%
17
*87
88%
23,200
'
164
100
88%
*87
18%
100
13%
*98%
133/4
x491/2
18%
;
V
13%
453/4
.-
13%
...
'
24% Feb
66
,
Natural
Electric
3
Mfg Co
18%
13%
5,100
50%
49%
50 Va
6,400
25
24%
25%;"
36%
36%
37
2
x45%
2
2
V
45%
13%
13%
28'/a
x27%
76%
*49
50'%
*48
45%
28
*70
50%
133/a
23,900
600
2%
46
24.300
~
2,100
13%
13%
1.300
27%
-
27%
3,800
*70
76%
*48
,
5
13%
,
14
18%
18%
*28%
;■
Erie
RR
Eureka
Pittsburgh RR Co
Williams
Corp
6
Eversharp
Inc
10
Ex-Cell-O
26
Exchange
Buffet
..
534
.19%
32%
32%
32%
32%
3234
20.600
18%
18%
XI8%
18%
17%
18%
2,500
133/4
13%
14
'/
.
100
18%
18%
18%
29
283/4
28%
100
*98
99
5%
5%
20
5%
■
21
5%
20%
Corp
I33/4
14%
65
65
50
*60
64
""7%
64%
,v
*
8
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y., 7%
.
65
64
,
.
■
7%
.
18%
*28%
29
*97
98%
120
20%
20 34
7.000
534
5%
5,700
*97
99
20%
21
5%
'
20
64%
6
64% *
19%
-
V
>
'
*64%
20%
18%;
19%
7%
-
7%
*7%
•
143%
v.
13%*
13%
13%
13%
13%
141/4
*:
44
43
44-
43'/4
43%
2.50
*3%
♦31/4
3%
3%
14%
.,
:
3%
14%
3%
70O
20%
38,500
'
*64
65
*60
'
1,100
r
64
400
"
43%
14%
65
64
1
14%
;
,
64
*60
:
14,700
.
183/4
28%
'
100
5
;
;
14%
18%
6
19%
19% ,20%
-
283/4
•
99
20%
-
20%
,
13%
18%
283/4
;
29
21
Tio
32 %
18%
3
Corp
4% Feb
•
1
8
Evans Products Co
Apr
44% Jan
203/4
8.50
No par
common.
preferred series A_
&
,
99
50%
32%
13%
18%
50
18%
,
32%
,
10
5%
8% May 3
18% Apr 13
50
32%
50%
32%
4
Gas
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Erie
Mar 26
,16
preference
Paso
Emerson
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg___;
71% Feb
;
5%
El
_
13%
76%
27%
76%
:
133/4
*70
273/4
27%
*70
2,900
100
36'%
1%
45%
88%
18%
*98%
24%
363/4
1%
*87
18
800
.
49%
25
36%
;
88%
100
1,700
y
13%
50
23%
y.V
18
:V
;
"
Convertible
Elec &
20.800
26%
413/4
*98%
common
.
26
16%
100
(The)
V:
41
4l3/4
*87
100
46V2
47%
16"%
1
,
166
Endicott Johnson Corp common__25
4% preferred
100
7
7% Feb
3
6
Electric
6
IO31/2 Jan
22% Feb
62% July
58
Jun
Auto-Lite
273/4
2.50
4%% preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric
251/2
27%
41%
:
2
common
24%
27%
*163
100
Manufacturing Co..,
25 %
2 7 3/8
46%
10
common
preferred
Eaton
5
16'/a Mar 16
19% Aug
33% Feb
5% Jun
Co
24%
27%
17
5
25%
27%
*
52'/2 Mar
July 11
27 %
,
6
2
12
52% Apr 26
28% Jan
6
Aug 25
21% Aug
13% Feb
Feb
2
29
.
Kodak
Corp
4'/4% preferred...
Ekco Products Co common
Feb
,18% Sep 10
lUl'/a Mar 22
Oct
3
6%
25
1
10
_
Edison Bros Stores Inc
3% Apr
44% Oct
1% Jan
10
Eastern Airlines Inc
11
35% Apr 19
I.
-
Co
95
July 20
15% Jan
96
2
Eagle-Picher
19% Feo .8
■
88% Aug 25
Sep 14
"
10
143/8
14%
73/4
15
7%
-
~
•V
7%,
1434
.
:
1,600
,
15%
3,100
14%
14%
■:
13%
-14%
4.8C0
43%
43%
;
42%
,r
3%
3%
-
*3%
43V2,
3%
2,800
200
■
Volume 174
Number 5047
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
t per share
5 per
37 y4 Mar 10
22% July
12% Dec
5
July 26
15% Jan
3
35% Mar 11
26
16 Ya July
10
26% Feb
17% Feb
19
13% Jan
15% Sep
14
28
11% Jun
28
Nov
25
50 y2 Jan
2
25% Oct
23
23% Jan
6
8% Dec
28
49 % Dec
28
16% July 13
23*% Oct
July 13
32% Jan 13
105
Feb 15
108
33% May
13
108
19
July 17
16
July 13
17% July 13
13
Apr
11% Jan
1
15 % Sep
3
3
*
20% Oct
23y4Jan
98% Dec
94% July 21
27% July 12
•9% Jan
101
3
r
21% Dec
13% Dec
18
14
29
Mar 13
14
83 % Sep
10% Oct 25
6
July 25
16% July 24
30
Dec
29
19 *
2
40% Nov
3
10
36
20
23% Dec
3% July 13
7
29
24 % Nov
17% July 13
25 y8 Dec
17% Jun
45
4
July
3
9% July 13
146
14
10 y8 Dec
75
29
Dec
8 %
v
21
26 % Jun
11
General
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
Jan
4
18
40% Jun
28
",,92
'
13% Apr 21
"
61 % Dec
29
129% Mar
119
119% Sep 18
105% July 28
,125
105
113
General
Electric
Finance
2
11% Mar
26
8
General
65% Jan
3
128
Mar 13
120
Feb
8
Feb
5%
13
Instrument
38
12%
12%
12 y8
31
30%
30%
3% ft
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
Lowest
43% Dec
15
122% Jun
15
102% Jan
6
106 y8 Nov
15
July 13
23% Apr
11
18
15
26
54% Oct
-
Xl22%
122%
105
104%
104%
200
36%
37%
2,300
12
12%
2,200
31
5,200
*98%
37%
33%
37
12%
12%
12%
12%
30%
30%
30%
31
July 26
•'
38
46
Jan
7
Jan
120
Jun
25
96% Jun
27
2
12% July 12
2% Sep 11
21% Dec 26
17% May 19
3
Jun 27
18% Feb
17% July
3
119% Sep
6
26% Oct
7
127
July 13
22% Jun
Jan
99%
98%
98%
25
•97%
25
99%
70
25
25 %
25 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
25%
18%
3,100
23%
23%
14%
23%
14%
14%
14%
15
15%
22
15%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 y4
22%
22%
22%:
22%
22;"
22%
*21%
22
22
99
99
46%
104
46
94
94
12
12
'
»
94
44
115%
80%
*16%
■26%
bo'/i2
8%
8%
8 %
37%
19% Jan
83%
8%
163/8
8%
8%
37%
183/4
90
Jan
16
Jan
84
8
Jun
7
94
22
29
87
24% Jan
22% July 12
•2% Aug 16
31
'
3
55
17
7%
7%
37 Va
37%
37
37%'
34%
34%
34%
33%
28
33%
28
23%
2,400
28%
28%
5,100
104%
52 %
.52%
51%
11%
11%
x28
52%
11%
*159
162
104
*loa
xl03 %
*157
18
18%
113/4
11%
11%
74
*733/4
11%
75%
73%
7'33/4
75%
*74%
31%
313/4
32
34
33
17
17
17
17
31%
17%
17
120
:
117%
62%
7%
118%
62
K
423/4
451/8
61%
61%
613/4
43%
133%
*122%
123 %
122%
122%
122%
HIGH
122
v
;
44
21'
43%
27
15
24
45% Dec
3
Dec
3
10
29
Oct
8
2
'•
28
11% Jun
28
45
123%
123%
123%
123%
123%
123 %
125
122%
122%
122%
122%
*121
18
28
6% July 10 ;
32% Apr
4
21% Jun
25% July
31% Sep
28
103% Nov
27
93
Jun
11% July
13
12
Jun
29
31% Aug
13% Jan
28
8
37
Apr
28
Jan
3
16
Oct
18
33
Jun
50% Dec
29
-'18% Apr 17
22
137% Jan
3
152
Jan
6
78
65
r;35%
T3
Jan
4
23 % Dec
Apr
5
12% Jan
Jun
28
...
7
14
22% Jan
4
154
Jan
Jan
22
43% Jan
16
36
Aug 30
11
10% Jan
12% Jan
96 %
Sep
11
102% Mar
6
18
19% Jun
29
27% Jan
9
11% July 11
24% Dec 28
3
30
66
'
3%%
$2.25
Dec
10 % Jan
21% Jan
12
-59% July
24% Jan
13
44
Jun
2
25
14% Jun
10
29% Sep
68% Feb
2
For footnotes
see
page
22.
July
6
5
r-
,
24
*119%
8%
36%
X8%
*101%
A7a/k
28% :
88
88
*20%
103
♦101%
*76
21
29%/
/81
21%
20%
29%
:<
Ore
8%
Corp
20%
20
21%
303/,
6,600
32
>
983/4
97%
21%
215/a
89
89
20%
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r
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300
80
300
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
44%
43%
44%
433/4
44%
43%
44%
44
44%
64:%
65%
65%
66%
653/4
66%
653/4
66%
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8%; 8%
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20%
8%
8%
62%
61%
62
62
63%
128
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103% 103%
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126
83/4
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128
31,100
7,900
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125
125
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19%
19%
100
19%
63 %
64%
64
65
103%
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103%
103%
48%
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473/4
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106%
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6,500
v
103%
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48%
11,500
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200
.
V
48
106%
49%
106 %
12%,
12%;
12%
12%
12%
49 %
49%
49%
493/4
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13
13
33/8
3%
3%
8 3/4
32%
6%
83/4
9%
32%;
26%'
26%
26%
26%
293/4
29%
30
31
94%
94%
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33
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32%
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29%
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49%
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5,400
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19%
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1,500
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98
4
25,400
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15,600
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50
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9
33
33
26%
26%
30%.
31%
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13
49%
2,000
:
900
3%
9%
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33%
32,200
10,800
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1,400
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1,300
18.800
31%
V
7,400
2,600
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36
31
95
14%
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36
14%
35
35
94% ,'•94%
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:
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93%
:
15
36
933/4
14%
■•;
170
14%
5,900
36
*35%
30
'
No par
No par
15%
16 %
153/4
16
'15%
53
53%
52%
53
53
No par
19%
*142%
100
*74
40
20%
20%
144
20%
142%
142
75%
153/4
53 Va
20%
20%
142
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75%
16
53%
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142
20%
16
,
15%
16
54%
53%
203/a
140
1413/4
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403/4
41%
41%
41%
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28%
28
28%
27%
28
27%
11%
11%
20 Va
20%
....
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27,300
8,000
140%
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-
11%
%
,
140
75%
41
%
;4,7G0
545/8
75%
27%
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"1%
41
28
28
350
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41
28%
3,000
3,000
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3
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11%
11%
96%
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24 %
23%
97...„ 97
—
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24%
—
.
>
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104 / Feb
14
$4.20 dividend
preferred
100
-*102%
103%
14
$4.40
preferred
100
1033/4
103%
563%
*-*
—
.
21%
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56% 25^/2
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22,900
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—*62'
410,' Feb
Gulf States Utilities Co com.No
par
21
81
99
n%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
$5 preferred
•_
No par
Gulf Oil Corp—i_
25
15,700
89
.
22"
ij
1
49%
%
•76
•/».....
1,000
103
48
PP
893/4
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common
1,700
21%
19%
100
363/8
*97%
183/4
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...
;;;; 5,800
213/4
19%
100
RR
160
30%
98 %
*125%
No par
Prop
.'
2,600
30%
♦101s/8
l
21%
v
37%
35 Va
36%
•
81
-
21
■; 18%
5
com
>76
.
7,800
'
115%
66%
8
65
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83/4
35%
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«
10
1,100
122
363/4
103
48
47%
46%
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81
203/4
20%
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32,800
19,100
y
5
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36%
90
33/8
83/4
31%
36%
21
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:
30%
37
47%
23%
96%
21%
31%
31
103
y
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35
*36%
1,300
18%
115%
:
600
1,000
20%
24%
37
♦114%
>
21
29%
96%
20%
36%
35%
52,800
98
-
18%
83/4
115%
35
98
20%
';i: 23%
122
35%
47.
21%
36 3/4
51%
124%
3%
19
24%
*114%
..10
preferred
dividend
♦118%
9
,
35
♦101%
100
Sugar
122
8%
12.50
preferred
Aircraft
*119%
36 3/4
51
124
; 3%
183/4
24%
116
115
103
3 s/8
18%
36%
47%
51%
124
2o
*24
37
34%
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3%
18 3/4
%
8%
363/4
35
116
13
17
8%
36%
24%
3%
31%
5
common
Common
36%
24
122
122
50%
•
18%
72
58% Sep
23% Jan
-
100 % Mar 30 I
100,
13
-
18%
24
48%
(The)..
Steel.
Tap & Die Corp
Greyhound Corp (The/—
Guantanamo
18 3/4
24%
36%
...
1
'20% May 23
11
18%
31
No par
No par
P.
Greenfield
Grumman
8,200
31%
1
preferred
4%%
4,500
25%;
37%
No par
Green Bay & Western
Green (H L) Co Inc
-
363/4
243/4
3%
31%
No par
Inc
Gt Northern Ry 6%
pfd
Great Western Sugar com
7%
363/s
25%
37 %
100
preferred
conv
36 3/„
.24%
20
24%
36%
...
Batteries
Gt Northern Iron
9
28
City
/
3%
36
No par
(W T) Co
20%
20%
*76
____
Grayson-Robinson Stores
30
82
29
Jan
100
3
30
2
16% Sep
57% Feb
...
35% May 24
22
Feb
6
..
18% Jun
29
5
Feb
11% Jan
1
6% Jan
2
14
18% Feb
38
18% Aug
1
138% Jun 28
73% Jun
7
103% Feb
*
29% Dec
17
Dec
;
Aug 30
45% Mar
9% July 17
45% Jun
7
Dec
2
20
43
29
Mar
Aug
95
/
Granite
>*20%
>36
♦20
81
Grand Union Co
Grant
20%
20
21
com
i
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S &
14
-V
>76
Hosiery
Gould-National
28% Mar 16
2
17% Feb
Dec
12
2
Gotham
98%
1
preferred.
31% Feb
29
31
8
9
43% Mar 17
27% Apr 24
2
Feb
;,10% Jan
29
3
Mar
100
t
Aug 16
4% Feb
5
37% Feb
4
$5 preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rub
$5
♦98
«^».100
.4
10
w
98%
36
114%
1
Sep 10
common
*973/4
10
Sep
New
98%
*88
Telegraph Co
Shares
/
973/4
23%
43 3
the Week
$ per share
124
3%
8 3/8
50
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 14
K
51 %
37%
36%
2.50
PRICES
123%
24%
*119%
No par
800
503/4
90
Goodrich Co (B F) common
51 /
6
Apr
,
& Stock
SALE
50
-
123%
*88
preferred
17% Feb
29
Mar 14
2% Jan
convertible
2,200
50 %
20
Harvester Corp.
61%
61
123%
24%
No par
100
5,300
50%
3%
5
9,700
8%
123%
/
36
;
44%
96
8%
.
Thursday
Sept. 13
24%
CLOSED
44%
61%
$ per share
100
98
109
-
2,600
61%
$ per share
__100
49 %
\
.y:y.20,y.
EXCHANGE
25,600
7%
98%
97%
STOCK
130
'
63%
•933/4
Wednesday
Sept. 12
No par
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold
51
118%
'IV2
1233%
*123
_l
Goodall-Sanford Inc
65
105% Aug 14
30
4 V2 %
19
Sep 14
104%* Aug 14
50%
3,200
623/a
8%
61%
170
2,500
17%
•
96
8%
»
33%
44%
*933/4
u%
$ per share
.
75%
17%
*/2
Sept. 11
9 per share
No par
Glidden Co (The) common
1
24% Feb
lo
Gleaner
31
140 y Mar
44% Aug 13
20
16
9% Jan
3
July
Sper share
<
51,800
33
623/a
%
10
7,100
113/8.,
61%
Tuesday
Sept. 10
Safety Razor common
1
$5 convertible preference
No par
Glmbel Brothers common
5
2
Jan
Monday
*
.4'
96
J 7U
61%'
*122%
62
7%
2,000
,
183/4
*
•I?"
62 %
♦93%
8%
333/4
17%
•
117
73/8 '■/
96
8%
,
613/4
7%
*93%
y
117
62 %
7%
-
*74
18
-
100
3,500
,
158
18%
11
7%
Gillette
2
Aug
65% Jan
66% Dec 30
Feb
Jan
Aug
68
101% Jan
July" 26
1% Jan
19
46
8% Apr 24
•'
7% Jun
2
30
Jan
22% Feb
158
18%
11%
;_10c
$4.50 preferred..
160
.
52
18
;
700
11%
•
103/4
61%
0
Co
11%
17%
/,«:
6,500
;
104%
51
1t%
11
16%
100
com
104%
52%
%
75/8
;
1033/4
51
lbz
7%
283/s
11%
104
7%
17
No par
preferred
3% % preferred
Geuigia-i. tic riywood
Mar 20
3
42% Jan
10y4 Jun
14
94% Jan
120
36
Sep
Aug 13
2
108% Jun
14
5
19
13
Apr
.4%%
30
Oct
Jan""l3
26
24% Feb
Feb
43% Jan
16
luu
12
103%
Jan
800
1,600
3,400
39%
8%
preferred
18%
23%
21%
34%
*38
♦103%
r.
162
30%
No par
General Tire & Rubber Co
30
92
3
21% Dec 30
105
2
51% May
96% Jan
2
18% July
27% Jan
Oct 23
4%%
-
74
No par
pfd
Telephone Corp
General Time Corp common
21%
21%
23
38
45
General
18
July
134
6
Jan
32
27
Dec"
13
2
106% July 20
13% Mar 24
K101%
Feb
16% July
11
% May
59
6
18%
23%
23
21%
10%
No par
Realty & Utilities
Refractories
18%
1,000
34
LOW AND
General Shoe Corp_
Gen Steel
Castings $6
29
Sep
105
10
24% Jan
17
Jan
32
39
2
17% Jan
General
General
39% Jan
July 10
Aug 21
78
21% Sep
91% Dec
July 17
7% Jun
34
17
26
119
-
101% Apr 24
29
100
19
10
Jan
Oct 17
26% Dec
4
13% Apr
29
May 15
Aug 22
90% Sep
6
17% Dec 29
7
80
33% Jun
9% Jan
37% Jan
2
24
9
12
14,300
38%
16%
General Public Service
17
Jan
100
83/a,
8%
383/4
5,200
18,700
27%
94%
General Portland Cement Co
l
Precision Equip Corp
No par
lOo
General Public Utilities
Corp
5
Gen Railway Signal com.:
No par
6% preferred
100
19%,
38
'
11%
Sept. 8
Advertising
8%
16%
8%
*183/4
,
480
19%
:
38%
.
1,400
7,700
8%
19%
8%
2,700
,v
16%
16%
37%
7%
8%
„•
16%
*19%
,
19%;;
183/4
2,000
85
119
34
:
53
118%
<
27%
23
8%
Gen
23
19% Mar
Outdoor
12
26%
21%
11%
Saturday
Preferred $3.75 series
12
85
223/4
52%
STOCK
preferred
Gen
10
Feb
27% Jan
26
Jan
99
25
24% Dec
Jun
27
34% Dec
7
8% Jan
34
4
130
8
July 2
30% Jun 28
108
41% Nov
23
Jan
*
18
107
3
77% Jan
:
6
27% Aug 31
29
May 4
30% May 11
10
68
28
$5
<
26%
21%
28%
*159
12
85
7'4
23
104
7,200
9,000
26%
O
21
38
104
19%
16%
23
35%
28
370
45%
v
8%
7%
95%
44%
18%
16%
20%':
7%
•94
19%
116%
23%
73/4
620
16%.
21%
7%
4,900
45%
.
■■■■:
*37%
,
19
70
46
104
117%
8%
37%
18%
;•
99%
45
16%
b-%
16%
'8
3,500
2
*19%
37%
19
8%
19%
900
7,300
22
103ya
95%
10,600
15%
117%
84%
16%
24
16%
"4\JV2
.
16%
8%
117
16%
*19%
:
,
800
22%
•98
46%
104
45
12 '
115%
20-/4
80%
16%
94
45%
23%
X15
(99%
103%
Xl9
16%
1
•
-43%.
94:
45
23%
*98
74,
,2
•*%
>■ 116%
116
16%
21 y8
•»
103%
:
94 1
23%
99%
%
♦102%
46%
-2%
y4
X-to
23%
J
99
.%
1
103 a/4
45%
46% •'
'22
23%
99
103%
'
94%
General Motors Corp common
10
21% Feb
?
2
Jun
3
2
40% Jan
118% July 20
22
33% Dec
39% Dec
25
Jan
22
20
128
24% July 27
22
16% Jan
19
Dec
8% Dec
27 "
30y8 May
2
101% Jun 30
101
20
May
105% Jan
.
'31% July 30
14% July 13
,
54
30%
98%
44%
P*r
,
2,800
18%
38
EXCHANGE
126 % Jan
May 22
3
4% Mar 23
YORK
37
25
1
$ per shan
5
121% Mar
NEW
Highest
Sper share
1,800
123
104 %
25
STOCKS
$ per share
75
121%
98%
No par
preferred
75
123
Range for Previous
Year 1950
74%
70
18%
34%
100
convertible
73%
34%
13,800
>
18%
19%
No par
preferred
35%
43%'
25
1
Corp
43
400
Iuj
38
% ■■99%
34%
74%
122%
38 y4
No par
General Mills common
74%
123
21%
No par
Corp
105
loj
*23
50
Co
*104
75%
121%
lOo
18%
No par
General Foods Corp com
$3.50 preferred
-
74%
122
37%
100
General
8,800
loo 1
8
100
com
1,500
34%
77
8%
5
Inc
17
16%
No par
preferred
105
*16%
104 %
35%
16%
5
preferred
104 y4
104 %
17%
•19%
S
Corp
2nd
conv
7%
18
Jan
Bronze
General Cigar Co
26
63% Sep 14
7% Aug 17
July 10
Jun
4%
8
Apr
/ 48% Jan
7% July 17
55% Mar 15
3
26
17 % Jan
30
49 % Jan
7
34% Feb
29
9
13
Mar
2.400
85%
No par
19 Va Mar 19
5%
43%
44%
104/ 1 104'%
xl6%
16%
26%
50
1
preferred
11% Sep
12
20
$8
600
5%
45%
34%
115
1.66%
Transportation
Baking Co common
General
29%
44 >/4
45
5%
22%
,
100
80
29
15 % Jun
6
4
29%
5%
17
11%
com__l
$4.50 preferred
General Amer
79%
29%
34
1
preferred
Investors
79%
29%.
5%
17
>-
26
Apr
May
convertible
2
Jan
111
4%%
General American
2J%
5%
16%
22
2
com
79%
29%
5%
33%
45%
50
Co
79%
29%
5%
44%
104%
46%
1
(The)
Industries Inc
2
6y8 Jan
13
58% Feb
29
July
72%Jan
51% Apr
6
103% Dec 29
8% July 12
124Y, Jun
162
9
50 y2 Jun
6
61% Apr
Dec
13&%
Aug""3
09 y4 Apr
12
5
Jan
15 y8 Jun
9
18% Jan
13
44%
2
149
21
Jan
34
15
41% Jan
10 y4 Jan
8
5
Corp
80
29%
45
94
No par
No par
Gaylord Container Corp
28% Sep 12
107% Mar 6
102 % July
48 y4 July
31
Feb
July 13
104
2
Jan
6% Mar 29
Jun
25
20% Jan
Garrett
Gar Wood
1,300
y4
17%
5
(The) J
♦78
,
5%
29
35%
104
20
Gardner-Denver
8% May
/ 40 % Aug 24
36% Aug 30
10
23% Jan
13
24% Nov 22
63% Mar 31
35
23% Jan
22
12
12
28
common
Inc common
convertible preferred
Co
27,900
1
(Robert)
Gamble-Skogmo
Game well
12%
*96%
1
(The)
Inc
preferred
5%
12
Co
Co
6%
21% Jan
;
Jun
Jan
166
July 13
13% Jan
Gair
12
22
100
.
4,700
12%
79
14%
10
,
15%
12
12 y8
*78
22%
1
common_I"I
Co
15%
12%
23%
1
Trailer
preferred
Gabriel
Feb
6y8 Jan
55% Dec 26
4%
23% Feb
31
107% July 14
Fruehanf
12%
12%
80
18%
10
Froedtert Corp
12%
15%
25
No"par
Co
14%
15%
*38
100
Corp
15%
12 y8
'51__15
Co.
15%
15%
30%
_1
Corp
Sugar
Stores
4,400
2,000
15%
37%
No par
preferred
55%
23%
14
122
No'par
of
55
23%
14%
*105
10
ser
55%
23%
14%
1
100
Freeport Sulphur
9% Feb
3
18
29
29
101% Dec
Jan
Foster-Wheeler
10% Mar 21
40
convertible
Franklin
16% Aug 10
,' 20% Jan 13
May 29
pid
55%
23 y4
14%
76%
7%
preferred
Francisco
3
13
cum
55
23%
14%
17
No par
No par
common
53%
23%
143/s
15%
33%
Machinery & Chem Corp„_lo
3 V« %
2
Feb
div
3%%
/
2
17% July 19
18
Dec
33 y2 Dec
>■
July 13
Jan
7% Jun
20 y8 Apr 25
21% Nov 22
17 % July 12
15% Jan
Dec
.
19
32
30 y4 Jan
95
14
Inc
54%
23
14%
101%
5
Corp
'
Aug 24
16% Aug 15
7% Jun 29
11% Mar 29
13
30
6% Apr
:■
120
July 10
July 17
9% Nov
7% Jun 29
102
Food
24% May 11
13% Feb
9
Sep
25
18% Jun
48% Aug 17;
107
Aug 14
Steel
Stores
Fair
$4.20
29
Jun
3
Food
15
78
19% Feb
Follansbee
27
Jan
18 %
87% Nov 29
3
-
Feb
47% Jan
10
32% Nov 20
5% Jan
21
6
5
7
Mar
v
9
25
16
Feb
75
13
23% Jan >6
29
Jun
Nov
81
4
20
,
Apr
93% Apr
36
12% Oct
July 14
12
100
2
94
8
27
8% July 12
•6
7
Dec
46% Dec
Jan
53%
5%
100
Florida Power &
Light Co
Florsheim Shoe Class A_
Shares
23
43 %
com__l~2.50
;_J
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
14%
*28%
Y~~~~10
Florence Stove Co
Florida Power Corp_^
7
<25% Feb
Mar 22
33% Apr
Mar
17
19% Mar 30
•*37f; Nov~18
84% July 17
24
preferred
4 per share
54
12%
par
$4
19% Aug 21
28
13% July 17
18% Jan
2
22
20
Friday
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
$ per share
23%
80
CLOSED
First National Stores
No par
Firth
(The) t Carpet Co
___5
Flintkote Co (The) common__No
28% Mar 21
2
Jun
EXCHANGE
5
■
N
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
32% Mar 21
106% Feb
2
17 % Jan
94
24% Mar 30
40% Aug 16
14% Apr 13
2
23
23% Sep
3
107% Mar 17
25
28
Aug
9
2
Jan
21
Felt
Thursday
Sept. 12
snare
15%
STOCK
100
& Tarrant
Mfg Co
Ferro Corp
±
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
4
July 31
25
-
Jan
124
98% Jun
Aug 10
Apr 26
78
PRICES
Wednesday
14%
5
No par
common
$ per
-
23
I~"_ i
C0IIII2
?■ 4%% preferred
X38% Aug 29
6
11% Jan
27% Feb
2
20% Mar 17
22 % Mar 23
5
14% Jan
20
Federated Dept Stores
SALE
53
i
j
.
Federal Motor Truck-j
5
$ per share
20
_
Family Finance Corp
Feddera-Quigan Corp
_I
Federal Mining &
Smelting
Federal-Mogul Corp J
4
i
$ per share
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 11
Sept. 10
No par
Falstaff Brewing
Corp
2
Jan
18
3
31
81% Jan
103% July
9
14% Jan
2
Jan
36
10% July 13
22% July 26
8% Feb
54% Feb
106
& co___
AND
Monday
Sept. 8
Fajardo Sugar Co
29 v8 Mar 27
81 % Sep
4
30% May 12
;•
Mar 29
17% Jan
65
29
May
v
13% Jan
8
86 % Dec
9
5 % July 20
39% Aug 22
101
19
83% Feb
52
Fairbanks Morse
2
12% July 30
2
106% May 25
13% Jan 12
Saturday
Par
12
53
3
Oct
Sep
26% Dec
July 24
103
55
7
14
Jan
29
21% July 20
■*
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
17% Jun
3
4% Feb
45% Jun
YORK
'
$ per share
22 y4 Jan
33% July 17
IU3
18
Apr
NEW
Highest
$ per share
8
13
.
Lowest
share
48% Oct
3
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
r'
7,700
800
:
100
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1008)
.,.
Monday, September 17, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 11)50
Lowest
t per share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
,
S per share
$ per share
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
Sept. 8
EXCHANGE
$ per share
■.
Par
Monday
,
AND
Sper share
HIGH
Tuesday
v
Sept. 10
,
SALE
*
Sept. 11
$ per share
■
Friday
Sales for
Sept. 14
the Week
Thursday
Sept. 12
$ per share
>
>-
PRICES
Wednesday
v
Sept. 13
$ per share
$ per share
Shares
$ per share
H
•o% Dec
46% Feb
Apr
30% Feb
24
30% Jan
15% Apr
4
14% Dec
29
80% Feb
13% July
19
SO
Jan
3
141
Jun
30
149% Dec
27% Jan
12
7% Feb
10
6% Jan
31% Dec 30
3
€4% Jan
27% July
146
81
May
4%
Harbison-Walk Refrac
Jan
17
30
Jan
5
Hart Schaffner & Marx
8
Mar
5
Hat
Apr
U% Jan
12
H
8% Jan
12
Hayes
27% Jan
12
81% Nov
1
70% Sep
10
11% Oct
9
x9% Jun
28
8% Jan
7
25% Dec
28
6% July 17
21% July 19
33% Oct
23
30% July 30
37
Mar
8
98 % Apr
5
89
97
Mar
8
Jan
9
34% Jan
Oct
25
July 17
•3% Feb
3
31% Dec
41
107
103
8
Mar 20
25
Dec
39
14
Jun
29
10% Jun
26
94
Sep
14
23
Jun
25
36% Apr
6
17% July
9
Mar 10
20% Mar
2
3
69% Dec
27
1
48
Jun
12l
1
Jun
Heinz
3.65%
1
23 % Feb
24
Hercules
15
Hercules
Powder
Feb
W)
56
Feb
8
51% Jun
25
14
22% Feb
18
20% Jan
3
28% Sep
19% Dec
26
18% Jan
4
72
3
26Vb Aug
6
86% Jan 31
Heyden
3%%
12% July 18
17% Fen
11% Mar
■
80
-
6
14% Jan
4
Jan
6
14% Sep 27
1
July
13
July 12
30% Dec 15
10Ye Apr5
16% Apr 18
19% Sep
16% May
18% Mar 29
23
Aug 29
Hinde
9
12% Aug 28
15
Jan
Hires
31
12
8
22
25% Mar
5
Jun
17% Sep
6
20% Aug 18
29% Mar 7
3
Jan
9% July 11
29
y
12
July 25
32 % Jan
101
47% Jan
13
Dec
&
Dauch
(A)"
47%
22% Feb
8
Holly
23
5%
42% Feb
19
Homestake
66% Jan
19
Honolulu
July
Nov~24
42% Jan
2
11
69
105
May 24
98
Jun
29
Jan
11% Jun
29
34
Jan
10
30% Jan
20
36
29% July 13
38% Feb
10
30% Jan 20
40
100% Dec
18
88
99% Mar
28
July
3
9
107% Dec 22
Jun
54% Apr
4
Sep
13
Houston
Jan
Mar 22
24% Oct
19
18% July 23
21% Jan
10
July 25
7% Aug
1
11% July 21
35% Mar 9
58% Dec
29
50% Mar 15
5% July 18
74% Sep
9
Jan
13
11% Mar 13
Nov
24
13
53% Dec
30
48% May 24
60
13
17% Oct
7
12% July 23
20% Feb
62% Dec
33
22
July 13
8% Jan
1% Jan
11
July
74
19% Mar
2
12
18% Dec
20
3
4% Apr
25% Apr
22
2% July 30
13
18% May 15
July 17
5%
5
14
Hunt
Foods
Hupp
Apr
Lowest
$ per
$ per
share
40 V* Mar 15
62
Dec
20
99
Dec
8
60
Dec
20
34
Jan
25
33 % May 15
52% Jun
96
Jan
—•
i
;
9
6
Illinois
50% July 2
32% Mar 15
71
Feb
37
48
52
Jan
8
Oct
27
52% Jun
Jun
6
82
Dec
14
52% Dec 18
48% Jun
29
53 % Feb
13
10% Dec
8% July 17
28% Feb
6
11% Jan
16
7% July 13
35% July 12
6% July 14
9
18
33% Mar 27
9
42% Mar 28
Jan
19
68 % Dec
30
63
Jun
29
83
29
185
Dec
15
175
38
Jan
26
Apr 10
56% Dec 30
12% Mar 30
6% Jan
20% Nov 22
9% Aug
8
16% Jan 16
•2
Dec
14
1% Jan 25
12% Jan
July 17
25% Jun 27
171% July 13
7% July 12
17
81
11% Dec
Dec
5% Jan
28
25
30% Jun
29
26
Jan
20% Fob
9
t
2
Harvester
2
16% Apr
36% Aug
87% Aug 15
96% Jan
9% May 8
36% Dec IS
.3
Jun 25.
31% May 24
5% Jan
3
40% Jan
10
137% Jun
7
129
179
Jan
31
31
International
17
International Paper
Jun 29
109
Feb
July 18
B2% Aug 30
9% Jan
17
■36% May
3
16
July 17
May
36
Sep
18 % Mar
July 12
45
Jan
Oct
Jun
14
22
25
28
Dec
5
Island
Feb
7
$6
7% Jan 11
4% Jun 28
183/4Sep 25
18% Jan
86
70% Mar
3
107% Mar
64
101
101
*100
101
*100
101
18%
69
69%
*20
21
71
71
-
-
5%
:
11
10
4
25
82% Sep
31% Jan
28
99
Mar 27
21% Jun
27
343/4 Mar
6
««./
29 /8
July
2
25
2
,
Jan
29
3
33/4%
Johns
18%
69
69%
69%
71%
73
; Jones
•
&
common
40% Sep
Kaiser Alum
91
*100
101
'<"•
18%
74
'
18%
x72
50
30
18%
4,400
723/4
4,200
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20
71%
72
72%
6'
73 %
74%
73%
74%
6
53%
5%
5%
5%
400
2,300
1,900
5%.
13%
14%
13%
13%
*13%
14%
*13%
14
200
58%
59
59
59%
593/4
59%
59%
60
6,000
14%
13%
14%
133/4
14
133/4
13%
13%
14
19%
18%
19%
19
19
19
19
19
19
3%
3%
3%
3%
20%
20%
20%
*13
3%
*20
20%
AND
HIGH
SALE
.Tuesday
3%
3%
20
20%
4
10,000
1,300
7,900
'
800
20%
PRICES
Friday
$ per share
$ per share
Sales for
Sept. 14
Thursday
Sept. 13
Sept. l'l
$ per share
•
3%
20
Wednesday
Sept. 11
Sept. 1.0
STOCK
61%
62
101
101
*99
60
*60
60%
36
EXCHANGE
37%
-.37%
the Week
$ per
Shares
share
36%
36%
61
60%
60%
60%
603/4
61
61%
36%
36%
36
36 3/8
35%
35%
*49'/a
51
*49%
51
51%
*50%
51%
*49%
8%
8%
8%
9%
9
34%
34%
34%
*
34%
,*34%
7%
34%-
7%
7*%
'64%
65%
64%
85
85%
85
'87
87
157
157
51
158
.
158
64%
*49%
18,300
63%
200
101
51
2,600
.'
160
51%
9%
9%
2,200
34%
34%
34%
2,200
7%
7%
600
64%
643/4
3,000
88
'
*7%
64%
*7%
64%
-
51%
9%
155
-
*99
51
34%
'■
7%
87%
88
3,200
155
*156
40
158
53%
52%
53
52%
53%
52%
52%.
52
52%
13,500
24% f 24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/4
24%
25%
28,500
52%
12
12
25
25%
96
96
96
;
96
4%
4%
18
7
230
4%
163%
35%
164'
224
*11%
123/a
*ll3/4
24%
25%
24%
25
3,700
96
96
95
95
460
163%
90
35%
35%
90
90
*87%
221
35%
34
164%
164
1643/4
14%
14%
143/g
36
x35 %
35%
353/8
90
*86%
89
38,700
66'0
12,800
15
'
3%
3 %
3%
3%
3%
3%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
*132%
133%
131%
132 V*
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
53%
53%
53%
132
8,800
1,300
343/4
39%
3%,
10.800
4%
18
221
223%
164 %
14%
35
'35%
14%
17%
200
12%
34%
164
14%
4%
18
17%
223
35%
7 14%
14% 7.14%.
3% 4 4
18
225
x34%
164
12%
4%
4
xl7%
18%
227%
34%
163%
25%
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25%
96
*11%
;
4%
17%
227 %
18%
231..
.7 34% "34%
*87%
36%.
18,700
100
89
3%
33/4
12,100
39%
3%.
39%
39%
25,400
131%
300
14%
14%
14%
14 3/8
20,100
52%
>102
53 %
51%
52%
19,500
102%
101 Vb
8%
132
8 34
8%
131%
131
132
'
53%
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8%
58%
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53%
102
103
v
8%
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58
58%
102
102
102
8%
9
57%
57
58
8%
58%
57
57
300
102
8%
?
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890
59%
'
44,- ;
39%
•44%
44%
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44 %
39%
40%
x39%
39%
61%
44%
,40
61%
i
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-
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62%
37
39%
62
62
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39%
44%
39%
45
39%
37
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...
300
2.000
,.
62
62%
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37
36
36
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17%
17%
18
17% 417%
17%
17%'
173/a
17%
137,200
27".;':.
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
5,900
33%
34
34
35
62%
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62%
37
62
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1,400
100
-
k
'
21%
38 Vb
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34
37%
38%
136
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25%
25%
25%
21%
21% : ,21%
21%
37%
38%
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136
5%
5%
38
37%
*133
136
6
6
35
36
36%
V-
253/4
25%
25%
10,500
21%
21%
21%
4,500
38
2,400
34%
'
37%
38
*133
136
6
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
203/4
203/4
203/4
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91%
913/4
91%
913/4 '
91 %
91%
91%
91%
75
75%
75%
753/4
753/4
76%
76%
76%
78
75
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-
63%
*81
10
101
102
62%
64%
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83-
63%
62%
8-1
62
63
83
81
25%
•:25%
253/4
91%
91%
91%
91%
34%
34%
34%
34%
353/4
36
35%
15
15:%'
14%
.
100 %
102
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101
253/s
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1,800
20%
913/4
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25%
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101
81
r
60
5,600
62%
80%
81
25 %
,-v
700
44,000
25%
25%
25%
25%
91%
91 %
91 %
91%
510
34%
35
34%
34%
7,100
91%
91%
34%
343/8
37%
37'/a
39%
39%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
26%
26%
26%
27
■;
600
710
1.100
102
61%
62%
300
136
20%
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4,200
34 3/4
36%
34%
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36%
*36
36%
26
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/;
100'
1
7%
-
65%
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9
62
62%
101
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8%
■
1,600
38
36%
61
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<
373/4
37%
61%
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12%
100
37%
62%
100%
25%
1
38%
100 %
*49% •51
CLOSED
25
com
37%
■
62%
25%
No par
12%
Steel
38%
101
*111%
—100
Corp
Laughlin
2,200
*90
3,300
6
$ pei share
15
preferred series A
Manufacturing Co
Joy
300
40
71%
*20
\
Monday
$ per share
7.50
pfd
Johnson
353/8 Aug 15
14
34
40
58%
*87%
preferred
Manville
Johnson
13%
34
19
No par
64% Sep
Jan
13%'
101
18%
-.140
101%
13%
1
—
106% Jan
July
64
1,100
*101%
91
18%
5
I
Jewel Tea Co Inc
47
5,500
63
14%
50c
14
98
13,900
61%
63
39%
393/4
18%
6
159
preferred
Sep
1
383/4
38%
60%
58
10
78
May 18
700
34
13%
*33%
18%
...
2,200
101%
*100
18%
19%
27%
62%
000
13%
400
19
27%
39
101%
35
1,300
63%
61%
91
::
Co
Apr
4
13%
21%
27%
*62
91
common
Coal
8,900.
19
38%
63
92
35%
Stores
Jacobs (P L) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
10
183/4
92
com—.5
Jersey Cent Pwr <fe Lt 4%
Dec
98% Dec
22% Feb
4,900
92
*157
common
Mar 16
75
13
.
14
92
20
Limited
95
51 %
30
BVb Jan 18
4
70
13%
39%
No par
& Light
Creek
900
,
14
133/4
85
common
May 11
36% July 26
•1% Jan
13%
21%
Feb
27%
25%
*27 %
1013/i
21%
39
*27%
78
19%
101 3/4
36%
139
27%
24%
27%
101%
-25%
1
400
78
19 %
101%
1013/4
36%
July 12
52
25%
*27 %
61%
26%
32
52
79%
*11
38%
32%
Power
19
27%
58%
62%
25%
Iowa
19
1,600
52
21%
213/4
38
*36%
129
Jun
Dept
40
13%
•
38%
No par
3
Jan
19
*27%
No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__No par
23% Jan
1
21%
20
39%
25%
39%
Inter type Corp
9
96 3/4 May 15
•3% July 17
Interstate
21%
125
39%
27%
*34%
.
31
14
*124
*77%
13%
..No par
Shoe
International Silver
10
13%
>
34%
7% preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp
5
7
20% July
5
3
4
13
13%
28
39%
—100
International
30
35% Dec
141
28
78
62%
85
Corp
Packers
37% May 28
27% Jan 24
May 24
48
Jan
27% Sep
35% Jan
i
27% July 5
31% Jan 24
6
26
8
Apr
27% Sep
5
July 11
2
2
22
8
54% July 19
103
73-
33% July 10
20% Jan
Dec
July 10
13% Jan
19
6% July 18
/
44% Feb
22
14% Jan
*91
47
1
22% Jun
17% July 26
27%
4
Aug
Jan
30
13% Dec
135
l
Apr 21
May
39
53
25%
78
34%
—
19
4
10% Jan
28
46% Jan 28
61% Oct
7
3
73% Jan
25%
39%
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5% preferred
100
International Salt
No par
16
6
27%
25%
34%
..No par
No par
Preferred
6
11% Jan
Jun
*51%
59
100
Mining
22
6% July 12
52
39%
of Canada com—No par
30
53
*51%
363/4
65
preferred
14% Jan
99
39%
28%
1
Chemical
&
56% Jan
1
40
78%
77%
773/4
125
39%
62%
13%
common——No par
133% Jan
22
6,500
21
21
77%
*124
58
1
Inc
:
9
Sep
2,200
78
21
77
125
58 3/4
100
Rubber
14
9% Dec
21%
21%
77
*124
77%
34%
:_100
May 24
47
39
38%
4%
100
63
No par
Machines
International
Int'l Nickel
37 %
39%
v:
preferred.
i
100
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Minerals
37%
33
101%
50
common
Feb
7
18
19
Int
8
600
38%
63
No par
12% Aug
14% Aug
59% Sep
Oct
7%
Int'l
13 v
23%
*37
53%
—1000
—
Iron—
Int'l
10
72
42% July
Interlake
14
25% Jan
A
Copper.'—
Ctfs
37% Fen
10% Jan
110
37
5
common—No par
Corp
Bu'siness
159% Jun
1
19 3/a
27%
61%
preferred
Int'l
16
5
July 12
48% Jan
3
19
37%
—
Intercontinental
3
23%
38%
21
21%
60
94
*23%
94 %
24
94
233/4
233/4
124
X94 %
96
393/,
500
—20
Cons
10
*94%
*37
38%
39%
11
common_100
common
Sep
231
96
23%
39%
11
pfd ser A—100
preferred
4%%
2,000
39%
•/
11 %
5
Interchemical
;
1,500
—£■•
40
*39%
39%
4,400
;• ;;!;
*
preferred—
Insuranshares
6
23
13% Apr
6
27% Dec 30
95% Nov 11
14
Feb
15% Jun
199% Jun
Jan
34
91
12%
50
6%
243/4
*89%
*89%
*11%
preferred
Inspiration
24%
*33%
91
*89%
11%
Saturday
Inland Steel Co
5 V
'/
34%
11%
Sept. 8
conv
Ingersoll-Rand
14
29% May
101% Feb
25
21
Mar 29
181
33% Jan 25
104
20
29
12
23
94% Apr
2% Jun
32% Oct 23
8
9
Mar 28
23% Jan
9
18% Dec
35% Mar 31
11% Dec
11
17
240
Aug 18
129% Dec
i:
62% Feb
25% Sep
24%
33%
91
ll3/a
,
Industrial Rayon
16
24%
32%
113/s
Industria
1
24%
323/4
X24
,
'i:
91
9,100
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Electrica De Mex, S A—
5
Sep 13
168% May 18
Sep 13
45% July 2
18% Jun 29
cum
25%.
:,32%
12%
100
STOCK
Co
cum
/.
10,500
22%
Illinois Terminal RR Co
88
155
Oct
:
Sep
71% Feb
May 24
75% Jun 29
4.08%
900
7%
22%
LOW
ctfs series
Power
4.26%
2
8% Mar
x58
4% Dec
22
3% Dec
20
25% Oct
100
13
185
Dec
35
2
stock
Illinois
10%
7%
21%
6.66%
Central RR Co
non-cum
RR
Aug 27
41% Mar 23
80
70 %
•10%
7%
*12%
1
Idaho Power Co.
75% Feb
30% Nov 29
*703/8
103/4
7%
123/4
*19%
6%
70%
10%
22 %
Par
8'
70%
7%
103/4
21%
25
(Del)
Inc
YORK
20
70%
7%
10%
■
123/4
5
Texas
share
107% Mar
2
*70 3/8
7%
...',110%
100
-
preferred
39% Jan
29
70%
1,200
22%
No par
3
common
.
82% Jun
6%
13 t
12.50
1
82% July 25
34% Jan 25
*6%
22%
EXCHANGE
Lowest
$ per share
6%
*123/4
33/4
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Highest
t per share
6%
X22
STOCKS
Year J950
6%
12%
1
Range for Previous
6%
23%
Refrigerator C0...JN0 par
Hussman
10
3,300
12%
27%
com
Corp
28% Feb
22
—J
26
6%
;.
52
21%
1,600
313/4
149
25%
100
non-cum
4% Jan *19
16% Aug 30
21%
*146
25%
40%
13%
31%
149
23%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hudson Motor Car
12.50
26
13%
31%
3P/4
*146
25%
40
*27%
32
149
25
21%
.
No par
Co
Howard Stores Corp__
Howe Sound Co_
Sep 14
31%
*146
*77
25
77%
13%
Power——No par
of
360
14%
25%
51%
•
28%
24%
77%
Hudson & Manhattan common—100
2
77
124
10
preferred
Oil
20%
77%
125
28
•
$2.25 conv preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
55%
23%
*37
21%
76
30
Mining
Corp
Light &
800
783/4
104%
-
79
104%
*103%
12%
Houdaille-Hershey
4%
14%
78%
*103%
14%
14%
79
104%
233/4
13
Houston
1,600
12%
14
18
10,900
18%
233/8
Sep
24
100
40%
17%
5
& Sons
preferred
32%
39%
1
Feb
15
12
213/8
*124
10
preferred
20% Apr
*94%
38%
51%
17
3%%
94%
233/4
51%
29
107% Jan
22
17
94%
23%
40%
Jan
1
39%
40%
15% Feb
July 25
96% July 10
18%
5
Electrochemical
$4.25
39%
*37
5
Sugar Corp common
preferred
Oil
*89%
50
conv
Hooker
July 30
V
par
E)
Hollander
28% Jan
14
18
39%
No par
No par
Paper Co
(Charles
18% July 16
107
103
31%
Holland Furnace. Co
26% Apr 25
Jun 26
34
11
8
Jun
25
31%
9
9
10% July 13
29 % July 27
94
25%
31%
-
40
253/8
7%;
24%
Chemical Corp common—1
preferred series A
100
52
35 % Jun
31
Inc
9
Feb
14
10%
91
32
*70%
7%
103/4
10
preferred series A
Co
70%
*89%
Hilton Hotels Corp
27
€S% July 24
4%%
Hewitt-Robins
♦31%
|
J
32%
.
25%
6%
.v,,'
.7%
100
23
6
70 3/8
25
Hershey Chocolate common—No
Mar 29
6%
•10%
100
common
*31%
80
-
♦103%
149
25%
25
preferred
79
104 %
*146
25%
6%
5
preferred
14%
80%
»
313/4
149
15
common
non-cum
5%
44% Mar 12
54
(G
7%
14%
'
100
Motors
79
4
Co
preferred
5
Helme
18%
1
Co common
J)
39%
18J,
; 14%
•103%
32
31%
100
common.
(H
39%
18
80
'
104%
25
1
preferred
Feb
127% Mar 15
Apr 25
38
Co
32
39 V,
18
*14
80%
*102%
*146
common
32
39%
2
Hazel-Atlas Glass
3%%
14% -14%
>
80%
'
f'
10
Corp
40% Feb
64% Mar 15
127% Mar 13
25
27
Mfg
Hecht
41% July 13
106% Jan 31
2
44
20
49
July
122% Aug
34
July
•2% Aug
15% July
July 23
33% Mar 16
July 14
82
...
CLOSED
100
Corp of America
4% %
preferred
Hayes Industries Inc
5
July 3
10% July 18
preferred
...
'
com—No par
154
6%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
18%
32
39
17%
393%
is
No par
com
*31%
39
100
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
(M A)
22
Jun
*31% : 32
preferred
conv
Hanna
2
• % July 13
6
23
Hamilton Watch Co
7
107% May 1
32% Jan 16
2
Water
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing___5
Hall <W F) Printing Co
5
15
Jun
22% July
6
Hackensack
23
15% Mar 14
2
102% July 30
6
J2% Nov 28
Jan
40% Sep 14
18% Aug 31
11
73% Jan
8
108% Oct
11
33
19
Sep 29
■
28
Nov
18
#6% July 13
104
14
35
8
«2% Apr 20
13% July 25
11 % Jun 15
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K
27
9
32
Mar 24
Dec
98% Jan
5
25
103% July 13
43
July 3
57% July 13
14% July 26
10% Jun 30
16% Dec
29
25% Sep
103% Apr
15
10
109% May 13
663/4 Dec 19
70% Nov 18
19
Mar
6
14% Nov 27
Jun
92
July 16
97% Apr 23
57
Jun
103% Feb
1
108
Jan
5
8
24
28% Dec
30
28
25% Oct
23
24% Jan
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13
70% Feb
30
22
9
Sep
753/4 Feb
16% Jan
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27
29
13
bee
18% Jan
13
63% Aug 14
153/4 July 20
12% Jun 29
30% Jan
loutnoteb
29
11% July 17
23% Mar 30
.
&
4%
2
Corp
1
10
4%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
*93
*93%
100
95
95
100
'93
40%
95
38%
39
20,100
14%
;
14%
1.700
26%
27
8,600
*93
95
-
cum
-Kansas
preferred
City
Southern
non-cum
17% Mar
l
Kansas
Power
153% Feb
6
Kayser
(Julius)
32% Apr
Jan
Chem
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80%
preferred
100
20
30% Feb
24
&
B
No par
100
Light Co
&
conv class
*99%
100 %
65
65%
*65
67%
63%
*65
65%
67%
*99%
'
102
'99%
102
*99%
102
64%
64%
64%
64%
64%
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V 66%
'65%
66%
64
65
64.
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2.000
300
8.75
16%
16%
16
16%
16
16%
16
16 yb
15%
16%
9.000
5
13%
13%
12%
13
13
13
12"%
13%
13
13 %
*500
1
30 3/8
30%'
30
30
x29%
293/4
30
31
303/4
30%
800
1
28%
283/4
28%
28%
x27 %
27%
27%
28%
28%
28%
3,100
Co
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Class
100
com
preferred—
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
'Yfear 1^60
•
.
Lowest
,
$ per
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
-
share
$ per share
S per share
3
75% Dec
15% Jan
3
v..' 27% May 24
'
67 Va
YORK
13
47% Nov
84% Sep
.48% Sep
Kennecott Copper
12
Kern
19% July
27
3
25% Jan
29
July
26% Sep
13% July 20
20
67 Va
Aug 11
24% July 12
93V2Jan
9
35% Dec
60
14
:
4
50
Feb
3
•
Kimberly-Clarke
27 % Aug 27
Kinney
70
24
72
Jan
24
37
Nov
24
36
Jan
2
Dec
1
93
Sep
14
42% Jan
6
36% Jan
5
62
5
51 >/a
May 28
56% May
9
Kress
32
Jun
39
7
Corp
(G R) Co
Kroger
,
26
20
.Jan
35 Va Dec
27
80
May
4
47% Sep
103
13
25
Feo
14
May
prior
4%
(S S)
100
Co__-
10
(S
H) & Co
Co (The).
Friday
$ per share
Sales for
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
$ per share
the Week
$ per share
Shares
82
81 %
82
81%
82%
82%
83%
83%
43%
84%
46%
18,900
46%
48%
46%
47%
22%
46%
47%
22%
22%
27,000
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
49 %
22%
800
4.136
49
49%
49'/a
49
49V8
EXCHANGE
48%
*26%
27
49 Va
♦26%
49%-
49%
27
26%
26%
CLOSED
'
20%
*18%
26%
27
19
27%
90O
*18%
19
18%
77 Va
18 VB
300
78
*77'/a
44%
45
*77%
78
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'
»
45
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v
■-•
18%
78
78
18 VB
*77%
78
46%
46%
47%
46%
47 Va
94%
94
94
93 Va
93 Va
93
93%
40%
40
40 %
39%
40 %
40%
55 Va
40%
55%
4,100
55%
55%
*54%
55 V2
54'/a
55
36%
37 Va
2,000
36%
37
36>/a
36'/a
35%
36%
3,300
55
36%
18%
94%
40%
54%
No par
18%
78
45
39%
95%
33%
No par
:
Thursday
Sept. 12
$ per share
44%
*22%
STOCK
10
preferred
Kresge
",
No par
common
PRICES
Wednesday
43 Va
.
1
preferred
Koppers Co Inc
13
40% Sep
$5
1
common
r
81%
No par
King-Seeley
19% Jan
<•.
,
17 Va Mar 20
SALE
Sept. 11
$ per share
•
No par
Corp
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 10
$ per share
2.50
new
Co
AND
Monday
.No par
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire
76% Nov
101
July 12
34 % Dec
Ncv
Saturday
Sept. 8
Par
2
6
14
36% Aug
Jan
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
42% Mar 15
28
NEW
Highest
49% Apr
24
17
a
.
36%
17,200
500
L
6
July 13
3% Jun
7% Nov
24
67/s May 24
7 % Dec
20
5% July
25 Vs Oct
25
28
19% JUly 12
10% Jun
5
12% Jun
42% Dec
47 Va Jan
8
Sep
Laclede
8
Mar
La
'
9
Gas
Consolidad
40% Jan
20
25
Jan
94
Jan
7
24
1% Jun
14
12
20
61
July 17
19 S July 13
:
42 % Jan
2
28
56
29
Lees
7
11% Jan
18
.26% Apr
8
1% May 12
15 %
47/s May 24
65 % Jan
2
23
9
2
20Vs July 11
;30 % Jun
29
8% Jun
28
25
33% Jan
3
66
162
-
July 20
11% Jan
Mar 31
187
14
Jun
2
Jun
26
Jun
27
28% July 26
45% Nov
20
2i% Feb" 27
44% Nov
24
37 Va Jun
29
14% July 12
21 % Jan
9
-.17% Jun
29
71-
Aug
39
V 81% Apr
3
11
Aug
7
22% July 18
28
7
29% Dec
8
34% Jan
3
'
jun
29
2
2
Jan
22
$3
18
;<21
73% July 5
17% May 17
"27%
Feb
36% Aug
•10% Feb
9
*36% July
9
•79
3
Jan
184
Jan
23
63
Sep
13
48% Aug 17
46 Vs Apr 27
23% Aug 14 "
May 23
30 Vs Jan
4
21
48 % J'ln 29
27% July 23
17
102% Dec
4
17% Jun
29
30% Dec
30
96
July 30
30 Vs Jan
2
46%
19%
69%
20%
100
23
24%
Lily Tulip
Oil
170
14
35%
10
_7
preferred
17
Sep
10
59 % Feo
13
7%
5
Feb
19
4%%
49% Sep
10
Lukens
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
S per share
$ per share
Lowest
$ per share
13,200
5,300
2%
2
17%
2%
-11%
2
11%
11%
2
17,400
4,800
2
17%
16%
53/4
53/4
5%
5%
*53/4
6 VB
713/4
71%
713/4
71%
71%
5%
71%
17 %
71
163/4
.
17
17
700
400
8,900
,
14%
15
143/4
143/4
15
15Va
14%
15 Va
1,900
24%
24%
24%
25%
25
25%
25
25 '/a
6,400
35%
35%
35%
3v>
35%
9 Va
35%
9
35%
68%
169%
170%
169%
1693/4
58%
58%
58%
61%
172
9
35%
<13,200
>4
8%
9%
353/4
353/4
36%
35%
35%
69
68%
683/4
68Va
683/4
*1683/4
1693/4
*1683/4
9
9Va
11,200
6 00
,
9,600
170
220
57%
62%
63
47
47
47
47
47%
47%
47%
47
47
45%
45
45%
45 Va
45%
43%
44%
435/8
44%-
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
22
215/s
22 Va
7,000
80'/a
78
78
78%
78%
80%
300
23%
23
235/a
*78
80
21%
*78
22%
*47
21%
22%
22Va
62%
62%
*78
1,100
233/4
57,300
17%
181/4
18%
18%
18
18
18 Va
173/4
18Va
47,100
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Vs
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/4
36%
36%
36%
37
37%
38
38
No par
10
38%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
143/b
13%
14%
14
14Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
•:■:22%
23
223/4
23
223/8
23
151%
151%
*150%
152%
150%
151%
50
34%
343/4
34%
34%!
34%
34%
34%
34%
1,500
53
533/6
53 Va
53%
533/a
535/a
52%
53
4,900
31
31%
30%^
31
31%
313/a
x30%
31%
305/a
31
2,500
97
*95
97
*95
*95
97
47%
49%
*95
493/4
AND
48%
HIGH
.
49'/*
Wednesday
Sept. 11
$ per share
493/8
*95
493/4
96
49
■
——
—
49%
Sept. 13
$ per share
Thursday
Sept. 13
$ per share
$
^ter
Friday
share
Sales for
Sept. 14
the Week
$ per share
f;
Shares
M
11% Feb
28
17
May
36% Aug
8
42
Dec
26
135% Mar
42% Sep
14
3
143
Sep
19
128
Jun
21
142 Va Feo
26
18% Dec
19
14
Jun
29
20% Feb
17
11% Mar 31
28% July 17
ioi
■:< Nov
8% Dec
15
12
105
610
,
July .5"
7% Jan
31
20
Jun
25
93% July 26
14 Vs Apr
18
35% Dec
<
28
23% Jun
25
19
12 Vs Jan
2
■550
Jan
7% May 21
9
500
Aug
6
10% Mar 15
12 % Aug 30
4,
7% Mar 30
Jan
2
May 17
24 % Apr
.
Mar 30
3
14VsJan
37 Va
S 34% May 25
3
10% Jan
4
9 % Dec
27
17
23% Oct
23
8% July 17
19% July 25
6% July 13
9% Oct
13
7% Mar 23
16
Apr
25
Jan
3
■;.
,
38 Va Dec
27
9% Nov
3
9
Jan
lSVsMay
4
4
July 19
8% July 25
18 Va Apr
19
23% Jan
25
33% Dec
100 Vb Aug
7
9% Jan 13
9% July 19
31
Dec
30
.
29
106% Sep 25
21 Va Dec,48
13% May
32
37% Jan
27% Jun
185
100
Jan"l2
100
Jan
90
Feb
Feb
2
2
10
Jan
13
37% Sep
6
.
17% Mar 16'
573
Feb
28
14% Sep
4
.
96% Dec
Jan
87
22
10
11% Jan
3
42% Jan
13
Manhattan
29
July 17
17% Jan
29
Marine
Jan
2
23% Feb
16
10
48% Sep
14
101% Mar
July 17
7
13% Jan
10
16 Vs Feb
23
43
Jan
17
49% Apr
19
15 %
Aug
2
27
Feb
4
26
Apr
3
16
Jun
28
44 Va Jun
4
26
19% Apr
100% Jan
27
8
53
40% Nov
21
3
Aug 21
39% Feb
2
44
58
Jan
3
49% Jan
4
72
Sep
42% Feb
10
37% Jun
29
45
Jun
9
18% Aug
35
16
July
22
July 3
,14% July 23
14
1
May 15
100
Oct
11
9
59% July 13
22% May 25
67
27% Jan
21% Feb
32% Jan
6
X21% July 19
10 Va
July 17
42'
Jan
14 Vs Jan
13
16
6% Aug U
39% Jau
i3
95% Nov
9
X20% Jan
25
64
17% Nov
25
Mar 20
20
15% Jun
Nov
20
48% July
2
64
27
18
Jan
2
22% Feb
6% Jan
16
25
'7% Jan
3
29
8% Mar
28
60 <■-; Jan
11
110% Aug
39% Sep 1J
Dec
27
88% Apr
10
101
26% Jun
25
34% July 12
21% May 24
49% Nov
47% Apr
27
101% Feb
21
Dec
7
110
4pr
12
104
6
104% Nov
28
94
106
102% July
107% Sep
7
v
96
2
Jan
12
33% Sep
5
28
5
"56
,
Jan
McGraw
12 3/8
12%
32
32%
33
32 Va
32
32%
323/e
32%
20%
195/a
20
19%
20'A
20%
203/8
20 Va
20%
3,600
45
45%
44%
45 Va
443/4
45%-
45%
46
46%
48 3/a
11,400
100
*175
32%
179
*175
pfd
—No par
.No par
——No par
_No par
85
14%.
14%
*45
/'
18%
47%
18%
&
Inc
Co
2nd preferred
Shoe
(The)
42% Dec
11
41% Jan
2
110% July 17
Sep
Min
Merck
&
Co
Co
18
2,700
98%
*97
98
180
Transp
Inc
Co
42%
42%
42%
42%
2 5'A
253/4
25%
25%
16%
17%
17%
17%
*16%
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
283/4
29
29%
283A
90%
91
*91
92
70
*64
67%
18%
*54%
20%
No par
50c
common
*
8 Va
X104
18%
18
54%
21
8 3/8
*8%
105
42%
76
*70
18
57
12
52
24%
24%
18
18 3/a
57
21%
20%
*8 Va
8%
*8Vs
8%
*8 Va
_..
__
37
36 Va
*91%
93
*91%
39
38%
39%
93
30%
30%
26
26%
303/4
31
30%
30%
24%
25
26
26
26%
*91%
1,200
38%
93
31%
93%
4,100
..
393A
93
31'/a
39,500
/
IOO
800
<
2,900
■
51%
96
*106%
*96
*93
51%
96%
108
51%
,
*95
*106%
97
*96
95
*94
52
96
108
x513A
*95
*106%
97.
96
95
*94
52%
97
108
97
95
52%
*95
*106%
*96
94
52%
1,400
96%
120
108
97
95
5
21%
22%
213A
21%
213/a
213A
21%
21%
21%
21%
10
70%
71%
69%
71%
70%
72%
71%
71%
70%
71'A
16,200
Inc___No par
183/4
19%
19
19 'A
19
19'/a
18%
19'/a
18%
19'/a
15,400
*44
44%
1,900
*139
140%
Copper
Petroleum
Utilities
Steel Prod
.—5
P <fc SS
45
443/4
443/4
44%
138%
138%
138 Va
138%
*138%
par
16%
163/g
16%
163/a
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16 Va
17 Va
17%
18%
17%
18%
18
19
18%
19%
19%
21
35,300
1.50
100
52%
52%
52%
53%
55
5,800
■*112 %
114%
112%
112%
114
700
...i_100
Marie
Minneapolis-Honeywell
$3.75 conv preferred
45
Reg
—
54%
*112
44%
140
44%
14,700
No par
common
1st preferred
Minneap & St Louis Ry_—No
St
50
8%
24%
Minn
2,900
213/8
24%
8%
5,400
57
21 Va
31 3/4
Midland
18
*52
20%
24%
5
50
___
24%
203/4
*31%
South
2,700
21,500
76
24%
Mergenthaler Lintoype Co___No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
95
2,700
293/a
*69
24%
__
♦
2,800
17
74
34%
51%
25%
2,500
10,600
92
93%
*50%
1,100
42%
253/a
*91
*91%
5
10
72
92
No par
Co
1,200
37 3/a
71
*91
*52
8 3/a
2,200
52%
37
"
92
173/4
54%
203A
52%
•
*91
24 3A
18%
59
52%
*69
<
24%
21V8
15%c
preferred
Machine
42%
16%
1
Inc
—
Middle
13
xl7%
22%
43
50
1st preferred
Stores
&
2
56% Juiy 17
114
18
22%
*42%
25%
3%
common
convertible
20
14
23
42%
16
243A
.—_
23
18Va
43
24%
;
42%
17%
25
24%
/
43
18'/a
16
*64
47
22%
173/4
25
3/4
30
18 3/8
42
*93
Sep
*45'A
8,500
18
16
preferred series ___„Z__10O
21
*45%
18%
24'A
97
13% Mar 28
47
47
*45%
47%
18 3/a
413/4
*96
29
4,400
37%
100
Dec
14%
71
preferred series
16
14%
673A
3.85%
4
14
37
21
ft
14
52%
104% Feb
Sep
14%
14
52
July 27
48% Feb
14%
67 Va
96
21% Feb
14 Va
36 Va
108
142
120
36%
96
3
86%
65% !
*106
29
*85
51%
100
28
85
65 3A
pfd-100
Jun
85
36
preferred series
Jan
85%
51%
4.35%
15 Vs Jun
*84%
353/4
1
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
39
50
85%
343A
92
51
(1st series)..50
Corp
Mesta
131
94%
65Va
51%
1
18
*93%
36%
Corp common..
No par
4%% preferred (1st series)__.100
10
30
93%
65%
10
24
28
93%
36%
3
Aug
17% Dec
93%
1
Robbins
Jan
54% Nov
x93%
65
No par
108
139% Nov
94%
18
Publishing!
104% Jan
13
94%
*97%
10
July 18
92
98%
28
Mar
93
■
98%
51
179
3 4 3/a
93
35
98%
1
*175
35
94%
343/4
98%
Co
179
34%
*93
*45
343/8
2,800
94%
*93
98%
preferred...100
Sep
2
*175
179
*175
179
3/4
*84%
85
34%
32%
98%
Stores
2,900
20
173/4
McKesson
280
15,700
1
common
Electric
11,700
/
.5
18%
18
12%
18
Miami
22.
12%
18
Mid-Continent
page
12%
17%
10
see
12
18%
12
footnotes
12
17%
72% Sep
For
12
22%
22 Va Sep
July 17
123/4
*42%
J~uly~2
31
12%
2,400
19
43%
53% Mar 15
3
18%
14,100
13,800
98 Va
183/8
22%
16%
8% July
98 Vb
173/4
100
323/4
983/4
17%
22Va
za
2g
323/8
983/4
17
32%
99
*42%
30
28 % Jan
32%
98%
17%
31%
223/4
ly'/s Dec
10% Jun
3 2 3/4
*98
163/4
*98
43%
57 % Dec
125
33 Va
98
No par
Jun
Jan
4%
2234
3
7
*4%
*42%
23
20% Mar
4%
3
Jan
July 13
*4%
50
38% Feb
15
10%
17Va
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
.80%
13
50
10%
12'/a
16%
...
McGraw-Hill
New
50
10%
98
Co..
convertible
$3.50
12 VB
50%
400
22%
12
No par
*
Merch
34% Sep
37% July 17
3%%
5%
*22
Stores Corp 'common—50c
McCrory
80
12,800
9 %"
i00
Corp common
Mercantile
65% Dec
101
323/4
5,900
13%
—1
„
Preferred
Mengel Co
Feb
22%
31%
No par
4,000
16%
9%
305/8
l
Co...
cumulative
Melville
19% Nov
.53
9 Va
*4% V 4%
Corp
4%
9%
4%
Co common
preferred
16
9%
*4%
94 %
26
*9 Va
4%
*93%
Jan
9%
*4%
34%
26 Vs Jan
13%
10%
Mead
88 Va
13%
50
300
4,800
37%
500
13%
49%
L)
500
13%
10 Vi
prior pfd—100
15%
16
501
—
96'A
133/s
49%
13
23% Jun
15%
500
300
V 9;
9
36%
13%
xl0%
29% Sep
11
27
'
16%
510
501
*95
9
37
103/4
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
32% Oct
153/4
16 Va
515
95
'/'■
49
McLellan
"94% Nov
9
49
16
5
943/4
36
103/a
19
3
S.V:
95
363/4
8 3/8
36
10%
19 % Jan
.Jan
82
16
13%
*94
,
8%
353/4
49%
26% Feb
12% Apr
14% Jan
94%
8%
105/a
94%
McCord
8,100
49%
33
$3
343A
6.25
*93
McCall
34%
Xl2
Maytag
17% May 11
52;
35-
34%
*22%
*21%
5
$3.40
34%
*9
9
preferred ——_No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series..No par
31
34 3/a
12%
$3.75
91% Jan
14,600
21%
May Dept Stores
28
16%
12 Va
12
Jun
163/e
21%
24
81
16%
12%
21
87
9
16
343/4
35 tyj
515
13%
> 16%
22%
preferred
Electric
163/a
525
13%..
16
12%
Sep
30
15%
■
42%
131%
16 3/4
94%
85/a
353/4
3,000
42%
*130%
*21%
Ry 6%
(Glenn
94%
*8>A
353/4
16
153/4
42%
131%
12s/a
Jan
18
26% Jan
...No par
a'
35
30% July 17
5
St
Master
*94
*515
101 % Feb
29
94% July 11
45% Jan
2
1
£
Co
183
17
29
Jun
52% Mar 15
CLOSED
Mathieson Chemical Corp com
7% preferred
16% Jun
July 13
33% July 13
21% July 13
100
No par
Marshall Field & Co com
34 % May 11
87
42
39% July 27
34%
16%
*41%
*130%
Corp..—*—<—......8
Midland
Market
Jan
167% Apr
~3
34%
Martin-Parry Corp
Masonite Corp
15
May
34%*
16%
42
131%
22%
14% Jan
22
105
EXCHANGE
15%
42
*130%
12
4%%
20% Jan
July 19
No par
shirt
Martin
18% Nov
Aug 17
16
___ir.w;
38% Feb
49
99
RR
21% Jan
39
3
16s/a
Co————————I
105 Va Feb
31% Nov
Mar 28
163/a
5
Maracaibo Oil Exploration.
Marathon Corp
50% Sep
11% Aug
5
STOCK
153/4
41%
131%
(The).
31
15%
41%
*130%
,-ip
Mahoning Coal
.
15 3/4
131%
Square Garden.:
Magnavox Co
15%
41%
♦130%
Magma. Copper
26
27% Sep 25
23% May 11
July
Madison
15%
*41%
100
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%'% preferred series A—,
25% Jan
Jun
O
common—10
Inc.-
16
13
Forbes
25
19% July 14
18
July 13
:
Trucks
Jan
31 % Jun
Aug 18
Mack
Manatl Sugar
Mandel Bros
12
Working Co
preferred
29
29
Sep 26
97
'
M Wood
6%
Jun
10% Jun
29
12% July 13
24% Jiily 27
Feb
3
175
38
103% Jan
M &
MacAndrews &
13% Jun
95
,
8
Dec
5
2
18% Mar 19
'
5,800
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 10
S per share
97
48%
Monday
Sept. 8
Par
*150
1513/4
1,900
27,400
5,-100
35
Saturday
$ per share
*150
12,700
39%
53%
LOW
STOCK
151 Va
38%
34%
10
YORK
-
53
100
EXCHANGE
'
*
& Sons Inc com_l
Co
X173/4
<22%
2,500
17,200
100
(M)
NEW
Highest
11
11%
•
70%
'
%,<';•
STOCKS
Year 1950
11%
253/a
25%
10
9
2%
25%
2
900
97
10
preferred series A
Range for Previous
Lowest
*95
No par
Co common
Steel
|
24%
69%
No par
Lowenstein
21%
:
f
44%
100
preferred
103
21%
21%
97
57%
Louisville Gas <fe Elec Co (Ky) No par
Louisville «fe Nashville
50
Feb
21%
24%
68%
1
Inc
39
2,100
24%
69%
21 %
2,400
69%
24'%
11%
68%
No par
30
19%
68
6
8%
8%
5
com
47%
19
9%
*35%
No par
47
19%
«%
9%
No par
46%
46%
*95
35%
'1701/4
1,300
H%
35%
1
IP)
95
13%
9%
35%
Corp
Star Cement Corp
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
Long Island Lighting Co
Lorillard
9 •?
25
com
Lone
7
20%
95
13%
*135/8
9%
*35%
100
convertible
s
20%
97
16%
35%
Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew
20%
300
2,700
14
69
11%
32,200
%
253/a
19%
69
K '•
■
8
6%
253/a
9%
24%
5
Liquid Carbonic Corp
9
Jan
35
14'A
Co
Co
^■3%%
71%*
24 Va
—i
Cup
Belt
19%
69
5%
5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lion
46%
19%
70%
6
No par
Life Savers Corp..
Link
*45%
19%
20%
2%
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
preferred
46%
17%
Lerner Stores Corp
7%
6 S/8
69%
13%
13%
70
11%
2
70%
8
25%
25
23%
*17
Lehn & Fink Products
7%
*6%
13%
*95
1
1
•
6%
25
19%
25
6
8
6%
24%
9%
11%
6%
*45%
97
9Va
Lehman Corp (The)
*7%
6%
20%
*95
10
par
V4
preferred—No par
No par
1st
non-cum
May 28
28
3
38% Sep 21
97% Feb
14
25 % Jan
25
;
131
29
150 % Jun
22% Mar 24
7
27
19
50% Dec
5
2
Jun
13%
50c r.cn-cum 2nd pfd
17
47% Apr
15% Jun
12% Jan
4
Jan
30 %
Jan
4
Mar
174
3
23% Sep
18% Feb
27% Jan
:
13%
7%
25
"67
3
common
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR
No
Lehigh Valley Coal com
8
24%
19%
5
8% Jan
17% July
2
14% Jun 14
.23
Tire
7%
6
25
*45%
I
&
23
x81 V;: Feb
18% Oct
Co
(James) 8s Sons Co
0
6 Va
*13
50
Feb
-74% May 17
28% Aug 17
13% Sep 29
19
No par
preferred
3.85%
*
24%
No par
common
Rubber
7%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
;i5%
17
21% July 17
July
2
407/a May 29
14% July 12
164
Jan/
15
«
6%
(The)
Bryant
Lane-Wells
Lee
21% Aug
1
8% Jun 25
28
Oct
May
11
29
89% Jan
21
'
16
94 Va Jun
39% Aug 28
9% Oct 19
38
2
Co
4 % %
70% Sep
25% Feb
100 Va Feb
29
Dec
51% Feb
'
Jan
19% July 27
29
24 Vs Jan
15
Jun
Lane
28
13% Oct
7% Jan
3
30 % Aug 25
73
Dec 15
177
14% Feo
29
Dec
67
9
IS
2
~28
Dec
9
July 17
30% Dec
11% Jan
25
3
Dec
22% Dec
i;
30
4% Apr
Lambert
10% Dec
3
14% Jun
28% May
25% May
9
100 Va Sep 25
July 13
4% Jan
2
22
62% Sep
3
22% Jan
16% Jun
15
Co
140
54%
5434
113'A
113%
44%
140
55%
114
54%
114
140
7,000
(1010)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
Monday, September 17, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
S per share
t per shaie
$ per share
NEW
Highest
108% Jan
Sep 26
9% July 12
«7
July 19
16
Jun
21
84
Dee
27
Nov
20
54
May
20
107
Mar
7
'
10
29
83% Jan '
24% Feb
27
27% Dec 27
25% Jan
2
34% Mftf 20
29% Jun
14
24 % Jun
29
15% Dm 20
13% Apr
11
11% DM 22
30% July 2
7% Jun 25
9% Jan
3
32
4% Jan
21% Jan
3
52% Dec 22
4% Feb
10
3
Apr
4
13
16% Not 20
30
64
July 26
10% Jun
77% DM 21
30
13% Feb
*73% Mar
39% Feb
I
11% Jan
21% Jan
16% Dec 20
15
29
23% Jan
22
26% Jan
3
9
Jun
44
Jun
Jan
40% Jan
25
Montana-Dakota
10
18% Feo
2
25% Jun
16
52
Morrell
Mar 21
31% Jan
Motor
24% July 12
29
2
25
21% Feb
23
Mueller
25% Sep
14
29
Mullin8 Mfg
14
Oct
18
12 % Aug 23
15% Feb
26
56% Dee
6
48% July 19
113
36% Jan
13
13
58% Sep
112% Jun
18%Jun
25
23% Feb
27
49% Feb
28
52
53% Jun 12
11
66
Apr
12
22% Feb
Motor
10
107% Sep
Mar 17
43
9
44% Sep
13
Jan
2
11
Brass
4% %
31%
3u-tfa
31
31
17%
17
34%
35%
34%
35
34%
35
•
20%
•
101%
102%
-I
24%
25%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
71%
73%
19
9%
9
55%
56
2,000
31%
32
13,100
7,200
,
16%
17 ¥2
34%
'
34%
4.800
9%
13,800
55%
56%
11,500
20
23%
9
9%
9%
\
56%
100
31
56%
V?
23,700
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
20%
33%
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
20%
20%
20%
"20%
20%
.'•20%
20%
2,700
100%
99%
100%
4,900
22,900
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20%
100
100
102%
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24%
19
18%
14
1,300
,,
v
'
*
500
24%
23%
23%
24%
24%
6,600
73%
72%
72%
18.500
19
,
24%
72%
19%
73%
32%
14
24%
73 % i
72
32%
;
23%
24%
24%
.
18%
>
100
101
71%
19%
19%
1834
19%
18,600
No par
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
1,100
48%
48%
47%
48%
48
49%
49%
49%
49%
51 %
15,100
18
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
28%
2,800
1
26%
26%
26%
Co
1
20%
21
Corp
1
24%
24%
I
12%
1
common
preferred
x20%
24%"
12%
12%
57%
100
56%
58%
107 %
109
108
13 %
13%
13%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
20%
20%
20%
20'/a
20%
19%
20 %
11,900
24%
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24 %
24
24%
24%
25%
64,600
26%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
57%
57%
57%
57%
56%
107%
108%
Xl07%
107%
*103%
19%
57%
108
com—10
19%
20%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19%
50
45%
45%
45%
46
45%
45%
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45%
No par
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58
57%
57%
*56%
58
preferred
Myers (F E)
;
<
31%
30%
17%
35%
31%
:
90
89%
89%
*30
31%
17%
.31%
,
20%
I
23
31%
30%
—No par
Murray Corp of America
4%
14,600
35%
No par
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
29
13
May
30
23%
17%
31%
33%
Co
103%
30%
14
Co
*103%
■A
17%
31%
6,500
45%
*103%' 103"%
23 %
23%
.
44%
17%
31%
Shares
share
44%
17%
20%
Co
8c
17% July
31
share
30%„ 31%
31%
Sales for
the Week.
$ per
90
•30
14
Inc
16% Jun
»
*88
30%
19%
Products Corp
Wheel Corp
May 24
89
30%
33%
Lines
19
89
31
(The)—No par
Co
19% Dec 20
89%
*30
20
Ward ti
(John)
Motorola
29
•87%
-*
1.21
Tool
Moore-McCormtck
89
30%
88
pfd_100
conv
Inc
Utilities
Power
13
23% Aug 30
52% Aug 30
Jan
19% Sep
12% July 31
19
57
108% July 12
15
18
Oct
42% Aug 24
30% NOT 14
Monteomerv
23%
9%
Mills
Co
Machine
Montana
103%
22%
,
,.56%
Monranto Chemical Co
o
*103%
23 %
9
1
Feb
103%
22%
55
Monarch
6
24% July 31
103%
9%
5
74 3j
29
20% Jan
20% July 17
13% Mar 25
12% Jan
Jun
Carpet
Hosiery
44 %
57%
(Missouri Pac RR 5%
Mohawk
Mojud
44%
23%
*30
CLOSED
44%
44
9%
24% Jan
?
STOCK
EXCHANGE
S per share
44%
...
103
23
Friday
Sept. 13
$ per
$ per share
44%
103
100
Sept. 12
.*
Sept. 14
Thursday
Wednesday
56%
107% Aug
25% Sep
13
<?4
9
33% Mar 12
2
23% May U
preferred
PRICES
SALE
Sept. 11
S per share
common—1
River Fuel Corp10
Mo-Kan-Texas RR com
No par
1%
preferred series A
100
10
67% Not 24
1st
Co
Mississippi
9
16% Feb
July 13
15% Dec
14
Sep
Sper share
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
>
Sept. 10
44
$1.50 2nd conv preferred-18
Minnesota Power 8c Light Oo.No par
Mission Corp
1
Mission Development Co—,
1
17% Sep 11
35% Apr 30
13% Mar 9
45% July 2
18% Aug 15
32 % Aug 30
49% July 13
12 y4 Jun 27
19 y4
$5.50
9
32
Minneapolls-Mollne
27
13% Aug 30
16% July 2
73
Jan 25
31% Dec 30
41% Oct
0
11% Jan
4
Feb
Monday
Mln & Mfg common—No
par
preferred
No par
$4
14
32% Feb
'
Minn
9
93% Feb
2
27 V* July 26
Saturday
Sept. 8
Par
4
101% Jun
18% Jun
•
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
37% Feb
204
YORK
EXCHANGE
& Bros
*57
58
2,100
12%
2,600
1
57%
1,800
109
260
'19%
9,300
*44
45%
2,300
*56%
58
100
N
16
July 13
32
23
22
May 20
17% July
2
2
Jan
3
53
Dec
21
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp
51% Jan
2
79
Mar
9
Nashville Chatt
Jan
'
Si
13
34% Dec
II
31
Mar 15
37
Aug
3
National
Acme
Co
National
Airlines
National
Aviation
National
Biscuit
6% Jun
29
14% Dec 27
12% Jan
15
16% Apr
14% July 12
12
Jan 13
23
May 27
20
Dec
28
f 16
Jun 29
13
21% Apr 21
22% Feb 13
31% Dec
39% Jan
17
31
Jun
28
353/8 Jan
12
164i
Jun
26
1843/4 Jan
20
175% Jun
5%
31
26
30
186
July 13
July 13
10% Jun
9
8% Apr 29
46% Nor 24
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
preferred
173%
11%
11%
12%
12 Va
58
58%
58%
59 Va
10'/a
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10 3/a
10 V4
10%
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
103
4
Not
5
169
21
141% May
8% Sep
9% May 31
31% Dec 22
5
Jun
29
185% Jan
24% Dec 28
2
Mar 14
21% Jun
14% Oct
8
11% Jan
I
i
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
Power & Lt ex-dist
No par
37%
No par
10
28%
54%
27%
27%
2 8'/a
28%
5
2
National
1
12% Feb
28
13
17% Feb
10
9
Shares
National
106 % Aug 11
11% Jun 13
34
104
Steel
Tea
4.20%
Natl
Apr
23
Flore
'i"
-
93
Jun
22
11 Vs Jan
2
102
;
Feb
103
i Apr
2
17% Jun 25
1043/4 Dec
18
20% Nov 22
99
80% Dec
75
26% Mar 29
343/4 Oct 21
11% Jan
3
90
3
July
128
1%
1%
1%
29%
29-/2
29%
54
•27%
28
89
29
152
Oct
♦88
543/4
53%
54%
53
53%
27%
27%
27%
27
27 V8
283/a
28%
X28
28'A
27%
28
87
*86
283/4
89
87
.
99
13% Jan
4
19
Jun
22%
21%
22%
21 %
21%
*103%
104%
103 %
103 %
104 Va
104%
17'/a
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,300
8%
8 3/a
8%
8%
83/a
8%
8%
8%
8Va
8%
7,700
.
LOW AND
Sept. 8
Monday
HIGH
SALE
28% Mar 29
56
Jan
■v-42-
26
Wednesday
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Corp
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
BOO
Dec 13
6% Jun 27
283/4 Jun 27
Sept. 13
$ per
Newberry
Co
(J
103/4
10%
103/4
10 3/4
11
10%
10%
10 ¥2
10%
17
17%
173/8
17%
17%
17 ¥2
17%
17%
17
Vz
17%
100
*104
I0o%
104%
104%
3 3/4 9e
10 j V?
*104
195%
10 Va
10 3/8
10 Va
10%
10%
*39%
40 %
39%
39%
*383/4
CLOSED
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97%
96%
96%
♦96 ¥4
12
11%
12
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93
93
93
122
124
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125
STOCK
No par
100
com
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EXCHANGE
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11%
1
pfd_100
*104
10%
10%
*93
97%
*96 ¥2
9 7 V2
10
113A
11%
11%
8,600
*93
94
Dec
Dec
26
July 17
34%
35
34%
21
21%
20%
2l¥a
20%
19
29
18 3/a
19
18%
19
236 % Feb
18%
2
206
207
156% Feb
206%
13
206%
106
215
Jan
15
Jun
25% Jan
18
59% Jan
17
9
x28% Jan
24% Mar
•
25% Jan
15
87
•
29
Jan
91
203/4 Jan
Mar 29
973/4 Jun
31
25
16
Oct
Jun
5
25
2
88% Jan
29
8 3,4 Jun
29
35% Jan
44
6
Feb 27
25 Vs
Jun
9
29
18
3
88
Mar
383/4 Aug
55% Sep
31% Jan
2
15 V. Jun
26
76 %
July
93/4 Jun
1
10% Mar
Northern
Central
6
Northern
Natural
Northern
Pacific
2
1093/B May 25
103% Feb 27
$4.80
12 % Jan
24
22% Dec 28
19 % Jan
25
23 % Jun
20
32% Mar 28
23
12 y. Jun
26
29
17% Dec
15% Mar 31
16
Jun
493/4
*48%
493/4
*48%
49¥4
*87%
91
91
*85%
91
*86%
91
389
*365
379
379
379
1,300
100
-—
50
379
*365
17
17
163/4
16%
16%
17 Va
17 %
17%
16%
17%
8,200
47 Va
47%
463/4
473/8
473/4
48
48%
4 8 3/4
4 8 ¥4
4 8 ¥2
4,500
17
17%
17 Va
17 %
17Va
173/a
17%
18%
*17%
18
5,300
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
27
263/4
27i/a
26%
27
6,600
*90%
92%
*90 Va
92%
92
92
*90%
91%
*90 ¥4
23 Va
23 Va
26%
91%
40
x23%
23%
23%
23 3s
32,500
x26¥a
26%
26%
263'4
26%
4,000
82 ¥2
*79
82 ¥a
*79
81%
8134
81%
100
100
*86%
8b V2
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88 Va
*86 ¥4
88
*85 Va
87
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87%
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100
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94
94
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95
95
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10
10
47%
48
47
48
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49
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46%
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46%
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9%
9%
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47
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7,700
2,500
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12,300
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25 Va
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
900
17%-
18
173/4
17%
1734
18
173/4
17%
17%
17%
35,900
16%
17%
16%
17 Va
1634
17 Va
16%
17 Va
16%
17 Va
29,300
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803/a
80 3/a
81
81
-10
37%
37%
37
37¥a
36%
36%
.100
52%
52%
54 Va
533/4
55%
-II
Ry Co
Gas
Co
Co
8
10%
-100
Northwestern
Norwich
103/s
873/4
108
100
100 %
common —10
13%
series—
223/4 Sep
54 s/8
873/4
-100
24% May 10
35% Sep 14
25%
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*81
•
82
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82
36
82
3 6 3/a
36
3 6 ¥2
6,900
543/4
553A
54 ¥2
55%
77,200
180
(Minn)
-
10 ¥4
87%
10'A
10 3/s
*88 Va
88%
10%
88 Va
10 ¥4
*88 Va
108
107
107
*107 *
108
*107
101
♦100
101
*100
101
*100
101
100
14%
13%
-20
Co
10%
*87 ¥4
108
22%
23
22%
33 y8
34%
33Va
34%
i.Bt
Telegraph
••
10%'%
88
♦107
—50
preferred
Pharmacal
9%
'
1
——
Ry
$1.10
93%
—4
Ry
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6%
*365
*86%
26 3A
preferred
preferred
Preferred
380
91
24
153/4 May 10
14
380
*87%
1,400
26 ¥a
Common
28
Dec~2i
493/4
*
233A
preferred
6
Jun
14%
493/4
16%
*80 ¥4
Western
13
$3.60
96% July 10
493/4
Co—
16
1,800
50%
Aviation
■94% Feb
105%
16
82%
American
29
105%
16
26%
American
Jun
105
*493/4
,
23%
North
84
105
15%
105
26%
North
106
210
23%
8
15
207 ¥2
*80%
Northern States Pwr
Mar 22
206
100
13
109% Dec 16
2,300
Corp—
>-
13
2
31% Jan
33% Dec 28
74,600
16 ¥a
——
Norfolk
Adjustment
5,800
19%
16
Noma Electric Corp
Nopco Chemical Co_
Feb
213a
19
105
preferred
&
35
20%
19 %
——-—No par
—
preferred
preferred
8
9
35 '
21 y8
206
210
13,900
35 Va
16%
—No par
100
5
50
19
88% May 18
39% Feb 23
27
12% May
May
Gas
——;
x52 % Feb
19 V. Feb
3
Jun
6
21%
77
1053/4
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
Feb
1,100
125
16%
50
preferred
3.60%
3.90%
2 PA
105%
Shipbldg Corp partic stock—1
23
124 3'4
*74%
16%
State
A
213/4
77
16%
Y
$8.75
1233A
105%
Co
&
*207 ¥4
213/8
*74%
No par
No par
preferred
Elec
1233/4
2,1 3/a
20
94
100
Y
Common
124 ¥2
*93
No par
common
Harlem RR
Feb
28% Jan
8
&
3.40%
14
5
13
102
Dock
non-cum
Class
25
17
97% Jun
94
Louis
N Y New Havgn & Hart RR Co-100
Preferred
53/4
series
A
100
N
1
11
Y
& St
York
7
Sep
xl33/4 Jun 29
28% Dec
~8
N
Brake
Central.
preferred series A
City Omnibus Corp
5
17 V8 Jun
24
78% Jan
27
Mar
29
19
53% Mar
15
Sep
27
28
9% Dec
24
26
Jun
91% Jun
17% Dec
Mar
82
19
21% Feb
99
80% Jun
8
103% Mar 20
!
Jun
39% Nov 24
106% July 13
$5
17
Feb
5
190 V4 Dec
20
22 % Jan
May 24
4
Jan
Feb
Chic
6%
New
Air
York
Y
N Y
9
43% Jun
24% Dec
15% July 12
13
410
Aug
15 %
43% Jun
10% Jan
92
N
N
14
19
35%
21
18%
12
100
July 26
9
34%
20 Va
No par
Co com—100
27
28% Apr
12
91% Dec 22
98
353/8
5
New
Dec
52
18% July 13
24% Dec 15
85
34%
New
20% Apr
21% July 27
Dec
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
York
600
*96 %
,77%
20%
*76
77%
2,000
:
:
XIIV2
7
1233/4
20 3/4
>
97 ¥2
16
*76
130
10%
12
12
20%
77%
2,300
94
113/4
26% Jan
20%
1,500
•
40
21% Jun
20%
*76
10Va
*38%
38 3/s Jan
1
10%
40
25
10
100
105%
*383/4
40
25
Mining Corp
Industries common
preferred
Shares
share
10%
Newport
Jan
Sales for
the Week
S per
1
common
New
4% %
share
1
Inc
29
73
246% Apr 19
17% Dec 28
14% Oct 31
93
Nov 21
Friday
Sept. 14
Thursday
S per share
Newmont
73% Nov 21
400
'
Par
24
183/4 May 10
541/4 Apr 25
6,600
PRICES
Tuesday
Sept. 10
14
./
290
2 2 3/a
104% July 30
15% Jan 10
41% Jan
6
800
15,900
87
87
87
12,100
104%
17
Jun
26,500
3,600
533/4
Sep
23% Feb
82% Jan
177
17.600
1%
30
x27 %
55 Va
28
15% Jun
30
40
13'4
29%
283/4 Jun
3
Jun
39%
1%
28%
4
21% Dec 21
188% Oct
39%
1%
Apr
8
1,100
28%
173/4 Jun
10% Jan
8%
2 2 3/a
Saturday
20
6
100
83i
83/4
104%
STOCK
Feb
125
6
26
7
144 ¥2
1
preferred
England Elec System
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
12% Mar
July 17
9
169 ¥2
144%
1%
.
40
169
145
2 2 3/8
43/4 % preferred
Nesco Inc
Apr 18
3,800
172%
104%
EXCHANGE
11
13
33 %
'h:.;_
92
:
YORK
Nelsner Bros
Jan
39%
38%
15,200
97
91%
22 Va
V-'*
■
NEW
Nchl
X105
38%
.83/4
19%
*96%
28%
2
28%
*88
8%
x8%
8%
19
19 3/a
97
93%
1
19
423/8 Jan
66 % Mar 14
91%
104%
Co
Co
18
11
93
*96%
94
No par
Vulcanized
14% Jan
21
13
xl9Va
97
93%
6
18% Feb
•
2
8% Jan
16
13% Mar 23
103
Apr
V
*96%
100
preferred
conv
Natomas
15
Co
37 Va
38 3/a
1%
National
343/4 Jun
42% Nov 25
105% Feb
Corp
Corp
S per share
9% Jun 25
15% Jan
8%
55%
Sugar Ref Co
No par
National Supply (The) Pa com—.10
4Va%
preferred
100
Natl
Highest
$ per share
8% Aug
102% Mar 10
7% July 13
8%
National
Sep 14
2% Aug 13
10 % Feb
Lowest
14% Jan
"
97
19 3/4
19%
20 Va
93%
83/4
STOCKS
per share
93
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
*96 %
26
Sep
25% Feb
3
•!.
193/a
20 3/a
97
92%
145
..
Sper share
913/4
*170
Range for Previous
«
193/4
*96%
146%
*'
Year 1950
Lowest
54,300
172%
105% Aug 29
173/4 Sep 14
2
Jan
8
12,100
13 5 ¥2
*145
90
4
14VtJan
20 38
'34%
*170
32% Feb 16
29% May 7
101% July 30
10% July 13
7
July 13
19 34
353/4
146
Jan
23% Dec 20
20%
171
56
21% Jan
19%
35 Va
146
25
26% July 13
*85
20
353/8
171
Sep 14
20
193/4
343/4
146
30
18
193/4
34%
172
40
i
6,200
19%
34%
172
2
'
19%
145%
2
Dec
51%
343/8
1
Corp
:3,5001
16 Va
50%
100
29
89
16
513/a
100
% Jan
21% Dec
10 y«
50%
preferred B
30 V. Jun
15% Apr 27
71% Apr
4
16
preferred A
25% Jan
Jun
16%
51%
6%
4
43
16
503/4
1%
National Linen Service
3,000
5,000
19
10
common
16 Va
51%
4
24
9
Co
•«
30,100
15%
51%
19.700
12%
503/4
,16
20%
20%
20%
203A
14
13%
22%
22%
343A
203/4
/
14 Va
22%
23
34%
20%
<
13%
14
23 Va
14
10%
8,400
60
88%
20
108
100 34
Va
22%
14 ¥2
23
220
;■
10.800
5,200
34%
343A
34
35%
1,750
21
22 Va
22
22 34
18,500
33
10,600
>
O
28 %
July 12
104% Dec
95
Dec
26% Feb
112% Mar
14
20
18% Oct
9
'
19% July 11
July
For
30% Jan
100
18% Dec
•0
35% May 26
16
21
8
9
100% July
Jun 29
46% Dec 28
89
Jun
19% Jan
20
18
0
28% Nov 22
1013/4 Oct
footnotes
esee
110% Mar 12
May
19
2
25% Jan
22.
2
97
5
page
33V3 Aug 20
9
43% Mar 29
20% Dec 28
Jan
2
26
8
Jan
993^ Feb
57% Sep
21 % Feb
20
Jan
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
27
3.90
10
Ohio
28
Okla
«
32 % Sep 13
106% Mar
•»
Oil
Oliver
'.
Electric Co
preferred
Corp
4%%
.
common
convertible
33 Va
106%
33%
33
32%
33 V*
107
106
107
100
94
94
94
94
57
57%
55%
57 ¥4
21%
21
21
u
Co_
Gas &
4 %"
I
106
No par
preferred
com——10
———.i.i-21
—1-1—1
preferred---108
*20%
■
*
190
333/8
No par
com
preferred
Lead
16
50%
25
Nov
29 % Oct
Gypsum Co
1
-
93/8 Jan
5
53% NOT 27
Co
175
Jan
156
2
11 Jan
28
Mar 22
$4.50
Corp
Register
Lines Inc
3,300
172
58
Mar 13
National
*172
11 Va
July
National
174%
573/4
65
1
1733/4
11%
95
29
174%
174%
58
7
Jan
13,300
11%
2
21Ve Mar 23
8,700
32%
573/4
13
95% Aug
21%
32
11%
233/4 Feb
3
21%
32%
58%
,353/4 Sep
Jun
21%
32
573/4
17% July 19
26% Jan 10
16% Jun 29
22% May 31
19%
20 3/4
323/4
11%
Cylinder Gas Co
10
19%
20%
174%
National Dairy Products
No par
National Department Stores
1
National
Distillers
Prod
8
44 %
193/4
20 3/8
32%
19%
If
51% Sep
13
19%
20 3/8
32%
19%
No par
1
May 28
13% Mar 28
193/4
193/4
32%
19%
171%
National
NOT
Jan
Can
19%
20%
32%
193/4
10#
16% Aug 14
11
■
710
1,900
10,600
32%
•
It
common
19%
20
Fibres Inc—1
Corp
Co
Container
102
22% Jun 29
35% Mar 31
Apr
15%
National
50
25
58
153/a
7
159
5
15
14 3/s Aug
11
Jan
*99% Sep
153/8
City
*150
July 11
July 18
10% July 25
15
National
185% Jun
99
37
Cash
July 13
26
73
3634
National
178
x% Dec
71 Va
37
National
14% DM 28
10
Jan
723/4
36%
14
20% Dec 22
7% Jan
2
71
36%
14
27% Dec 21
18
2
73%
36%
24
11% Oct
27
11
2
9a/4 Jan
7
18
1434 Mar 30
Jan
Jan
42% Jan
1%
18%
73
36%
1
National Automotive
19
73%
36%
12% Sep
Feb
20% July 17
35
2
18%
73
36%
19
-lot
59% Sep
11 s/0 Feb
10
July 17
15
July 25
94% Jan H
3/4 Jan
14,200
18%
19
74
36
1
Louis
69% Dec 29
7% July 12
6% Jun 27
36
Jan
16
18%
19
18%
733/4
1
St
*18 3/a
183/4
*18 3/s
313/s
30%
31 ¥4
104
105
104
1043/4
33 ¥a
323A
104 3/8
105 Va
105%
*93
55%
*21
18 3A
307/a
x
*183/e
I
31 Va
104
33
32%
*105
105
94%
94
94
*93
94
160
56%
56%
57
56
57
14,800
21 ¥4
20%
21
21V4
105%
¥4
21 ¥4
270
700
183A
18%
183A
*18%
18%
100
32 1
31%
32%
31%
31%
104'A
104 %
12,800
/
330
104
105
105
•
Volume 174
Number 5047
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1011)
19
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
$ per share
10 % Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
$ per share
3
15
Jan
3
113
20% Jan
20
95
30
14 %
Aug
e
10
96% Jun
15
105
22
25
Mar 24
26
5
17% Sep
Jan
14
76% Feb
19
27
73% Feb
2
*21;
Jan
e
104
1 Feb
25
21'A Dec
19
3
22
July 12
Sep
65% Sep
16% Jun
1
27
53
43
Sep 27
37
Feb
35% Jun
July 26
13
48
3
98% July 13
142% July 21
Dec
x49% Jan
Co
1st
23% Aug 31
.Feb
15
.
8 % Jan
3
4'A Jun
6
29
8% Mar 16
107
Mar
9
8% Dec
28
7
22% Oct
'
5
21
48 % Nov
4
Dec
24
6% Mar
Jun
7
July 23
59% Aug
10
40% July 10
5
57
Paramount
Jan
15
Park
&
4% Jan
9
Park
7
Parke
3
111%
*138%
138 %
*8%
Petrol
&
Transp
5
23 % Dec
29
5
25% Jan
8
6% July 31
19% Jun
38y8 Mar 17
25
70% Nov
13% Dec
30
35
13
28
> Feb
22
Dec
Oct
30
•
21
110
6
July
TUford
Distillers
Rust
Parmelee
64% Apr
12 Va Jun
22% Jun
10
Corp
Proof
Coal
Penn
Mar
29
27% Mar 10
27
16% Jun
64 V* Nov
27
52% Jan
6
5%
27% Apr 18
26% Jan 18
Penn
10
36 Yb Feb
9
6
29
20
30% Aug 22
107
139
July 14
10% Jun 29
12
July 13
July 12
Mar
22
13
17% Nov 24
18
25
Jun
8
25
8%
8
27
27%
27
27%
1
43
34
V
18% Jan
38
3
113
59% Apr
14
57
Apr 25
27% May 26
25% Jan
2
26% Mar 17
23 % Apr
26
Dec
28
116% Mar 23
109
102% Oct
23
106% Jun
9
x94
July
105% Oct 20
110% Feb
24
104
Apr
Jun
20
3
19
29% Sep
26% Feb
.
xll5
Jan
4%%
fper share
$ per share
2
84% Jan
4
96% May
3
87
May 11
95% Feb 27
103% Dec 21
Jan
3
20
Feb
9
91% Aug
8
97
Dec
8
~16% Apr~24
3% Mar 31
34% Mar 23
4
4
27
17
106
Jun
46% Jun
29
96
25
107% Jan
,93
July 11
17% Jun 29
104% Jan
Philco
31
Jan
7
20
Mar
97
28
39% May 24
11% May 22
9
Aug 21
Sep
6
54
xl7% Jun
2
29%
24%
111%
111%
Sept. 10
t per share
$ per share
*87.
.
29
110 Va Jun
29
Pitts
19 V* Jan
22
39% Sep
13
36%
22
91
July
9
98% May 10
29
37% Jun'
6
50
Sep
7
Pitts
Jun 25
22
Feb
3
17
25% Nov 21
16
148
Mar
1
155
Mar 21
148
July
6
155
Jan
163
Mar 22
174
Dec
14
158
Aug
8
174
Feb
_100
7
37% Jan
25
50% Sep
10
30% July 17,
>
10% July 17
9% Dec 21
18% Dec
125
3
61% July 25
19% Jun 30
Nov
6
24
76% NOV 27
'32
13
•
Dec
30
145
May 16
31% Dec 30
July 2820
16
12% Apr 10
8% July
18,
74
Jan
Jan
Aug 29
21% July 17
10% Jan
3
28% Jun
52%
Nov~22
-18% Dec
27
16% Mar
.
13% Dec
19
8
19
Pittston
33% Jan
3
*22% July 10
147
4
Poor St
14% Feb
4
28
; Potomac
17
4%%
11
Procter
29% Jan
31
Ptfblicker
Feb
19
30% Feb
19
27
80
89% Aug 31
95
23"% Jun
25
26% May 24
110% May 25
30% Aug
13% Jun 27
25% Nov 24
80
91
Nov
1
28% May 31
Jun
1
Power Co
conv
&
$4.75
industries Inc
115% Nov
30
cum
Apr
14
123
14
Apr
90% Jun
28
Dec
23
80% Jun
19
26 % Feb
8
21% Jan
23% Dec
18
30 Yb Feb
2
24
Oct
27
107% Mar
9
97% Jun
29
31% Jun
30
48% Nov 13
41% Apr
13
2
103
26% Feb
27
48% Dec
26
109% Jan
10
18
34% Jan
30
30
27% Feb
Feb
21
107
48 Va
25 % July
10
2
25
48
v
Feb
'
159
24% Nov 24
24
Jan
3
29
Feb
12% Jan
3
23% Apr
16% Jan
2
23% Sep
14
13
95%
48 %
52%
17'
17
97
53%
52'A
36%
36%
99
98%
98%
130
17
#'•: 16%
17%
5,100
•110%
__
25%
*138%
39%
39%
96%
97
50
50
50
50
8,900
20%
20
20%
20
20%
7,600
*151
j,,:
>156
*157%
159
*151
<V;V'
14
34%
35%
55%
*54 %
56%
18%
18%
18%
14%
/
12%
<!.' 14
14%
12%
70%
5
20%
213%
20%
90
90
*90
24
$1.40 dlv preference com„No par
26%
26%
26
26
26
•140
142
,;
•140
142
:
-.28%
28%
12,200
11%
11%
11%
300
34%
34%
10,300
34%
34%
54 %
53
53
18%
18%
18%
18%
14%
14
14%
14
14 Va
♦53
55
12%
12%
l23/4
12%
12%
363/b
♦35
69%
69
69%
69%
69%
20%
21%
21,
21%
20%
21
*90
20
29%
11%
18%
;
1,000
28%
35%
.
12%
2,690
?
12
69
.
850
77%
,
29%
27%
*35
.
91
36
•90
•35
36
400
2,000
4,900
8,300
300
7,800
16,800
29%
•-
112
91
90
90
26%
26%
28%
*110%
112
253A
73
77
%
14
•
91
26
-
29%
25%
73
78%
18%
21 %
*25% r 26
25%
73%
34%
12%
,
17,100
25%
77
55
/
36%
69%
*36
18,000
73
-140
40.
9,900
10%
73
*11%
v
■.v.:
50%
10%
;
25%
*25%
100
50
77 %
140
:
5,600
S
157
•157% 159
25%
v
f •'//
36%
•
25%
12
12
,
393/4
97
77
28
27%
18%
39
•95%
72%
140
27%
•11%
140
—
50
10%
25 %
500
97
10%
25%
54%
:
37
10%
:
47,100
16%
10
78
15%
39%
159
25%
10
53%
*15 %
16
*110%
156
,
98
•15%
*36%
,
—
100
*98%
98%
17
8,900
•95%
97
♦15%
,
36%
159
73%
35%
.
16
487/a
100%
•95
98
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
2,100
28%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
3,600
*110%
>
112
*110%
112
;
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70
112
"50
82%
82%
*82%
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83%
83
83
,23%
24%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
233A
17,800
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 VA
26%
.26%
26%
27,400
99 y2
100%
;
83%
Inc
common
5%
conv preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
100
*100%
101%
100%
101
*100%
101
*100
No par
preferred
44%
44%
44%
45
44%
45
45
45 'A
45
45%
9,300
No par
59%
60%
58%
60%
58%
59%
58%
59%
58
583A
12,200
106%
106%
106%
106'A
100
No pa*
29
X33%
34%
•145%
106
29
29
106%
r
29
34
29%
343A
29%
34'/a
101
106%
29%
.
35
35
35%
*145
145%
145%
145 %
28
27%
27%
22%
22%
22%
76%
76%
76
76%
X75%
43/8
43/8
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
43/8
4%
43a
4%
4%
v
145
•
*27%
106%
29 %
145
146
28
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
6
73% Jan
♦95
*15%
80
88
100%
10
36
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
•
16% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
2
Jan 22
5
4
18% Jan
98
17
97
53%
49%
101
10
82%
(The)
•99
50%
82%
Oil
48%
103
*86%
50
23%
4.08%
'
49
88
50%
•110%
Pure
•86%
50%
100
100
Pullman
7
May 23
31% Feb
5
11
140% Jun'
.
110
Sep
27% Jan
31% Jun
106% Dec
•
May
60% Sep
46% Mar 28
106 '
13
8,800
22,300
87
50%
76%
29%
—
1?%
25%
•151
156
25%
27*
Shares
14%
38%
.
157%
157%
Sales for
the Week
24%
18%
72%
Indiana—No par
preferred
preferred
Friday
S per share
14%
18%
78%.
*11%
20
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
50
No par
3%%
Thursday
$ per share
10%
♦138 Va
400
24%
48%
•151
26%
120
v
98%
109
14%
18%
/ •" 74
111%
98%
•107%
24 %
•95
71%
10
of
•111
99 %
109
14%
49
25%
No par
of
111%
36%
97
12%
36%
Colo
Co
Pub Serv El & Gas com
24% Aug 21
May 24
Serv
4.64%
7
91% Feb
2
8
1
119% Feb
21
20% Dec
85
Public
111%
14,200
24%
ft
•110%
38%
70%
preferred
Public Serv Co
1,200
17
*
24% July 12
7,000
243A
50%
25%
1
com
29%
*24%
98%
•
__
No par
preferred series A—50
28%
24%
Sept. 12
52%
36%
78
73
-
10
Gamble
29%
24%
98%
48%
158
10
No par
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
17
Jan
33
62% July 2
17% Jun 29
Pocahontas
980
29%
♦107%
*15%
/
17'A
37%
:
156
'
50
5
—3
Electric
16% Jan
29
19
29
*151
*155%
V
•
1
class B
Co
41% Jan
10 V* jun
Dec
(The)
Creek
28
19
57-
71% Dec
38
/Pond
Feb
19% Jan
146% July
2
15 % Jun 28
13 V8 Jan
Co
Plough Inc
Plymouth OH Co
14% Apr 12
36% Aug 23
62%
15%
99
17
18%
9
18
62
109
♦95
16
97
18%
2
9
Jan
98
62 %
*95%
52%
36%
49%
1,840
62
V
111%
48%
17
*15%
38
48%
Feb
132% Jan
2
37
•95* m
13,600
72%
24%
*99
96
*110%
1
.31% Jan
10% Aug 20
30
Jan 17
2
139
Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw St Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
2
70% July 24
Coal
44
119
291/8
X87
98
v
*98%
•110%
preferred™No par
Consolidation
42%
1183A
24%
V
49 %
51%
'
17%
;•
Forgings Co—
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7% gtd preferred
,_100
1
40% Oct
$5 convertible
4,600
xl4%
96
99
17
Pittsburgh
17
203A
71%
$ per share
103
*15%
16%
36%
99
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com—No par
Oct
Dec
RR
*95
53%
,20%
'
No par
—2
Louis
v,
*16
,
25
110% Jun
98
52%
2,800
72%
Wednesday
88%
48%
17
10
22 y8
44%
100
%
15
*87
96%
700
22%
120
*107%
/
24%
♦100
*15%
68,800
52 %
102
'
■>*.
*95%
9%
9%
52%
HIGH: SALE PRICES
Tuesday
102
*95
CLOSED
700
71%
*98%
243/e
49%
•100%
43%
62'/4
•111
.
14%
88%
49%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
No par
100
No par
5
$4 preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
NOV
/'
15
8
21
108
$ per share
24%
23
40'
100
%
119
71%
♦62
Sept. 11
14%
Jan
96
V,'
71%
III
*98%
i
24%
17% Jan
Mar 17
110%
108
1
6
11% July 14
24% July 3
14% July 17
'
98%
Monday
100
com
44 y2
119
28%
108
223/4
102
20 %
24%
2
St
20
*
Juiy
&
203/a
29
Jan
C
118%
22%
23
24%
3
Coal & Iron
preferred series A__
C
431/4
119
100
1,900
;
20%
:■
7 00
343A
10'A
22%
23%
16
5
42%
44
58,900
64
120%
52%
104
22 %
29%
98
Oct
2OV4
5,200
19%
120%
223A
29%
9
110
23%
118
9%
*102
263A
18%
22%
52%
•
104
26%
120
22%
53
<
20%
■
120
10 %
*52
*102
22%
LOW AND
Plllsbury Mills Inc common
37% Aug 29
10
521/2
23%
17% Sep 26
104
10%
104
No par
common
Phillips Jones Corp
5% preferred
Phillips
Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
1
22 %
62%
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—_5
4% preferred
100
3.90% series preferred
100
19
95% Feb
:56% Mar
■
Corp
3%%
16
Jun
9%
52%
*102
stocks
Phil* & Reading
19
22%
22%
621/4
Par
25% Aug 17
17% Jan
*22%
621/4
98%
29
•33
26%
33%
119%
621/4
*106%
Jun
33%
110
26%
333%
119%
50
100
13
*33
71%
_100
20% Jan
33%
118
70%
preferred
1
•63
*107;
26%
71%
preferred
16% Nov 22
19%
64
10
preferred
23% Dec
18%
64
52%
4.3%
15
19 %
65
26%
No par
$ per share
1,000
18%
r.
110
70%
■
7,000
65
106%
_25
Sept. 8
25%
25
110
65%
104
4.4%
18
14
9%
Saturday
243A
•22
•107
23 %
19%
221% '
*52
STOCK
25%
23%
18%
22 %
EXCHANGE
700
64%
116%
100
25
23%
13%
27
*32%
3.8%
YORK
25
*22
♦
•13%
26%
.32%
9
NEW
24%
,
300
5,800
110
117%
8
Highest
24%
231%
1,600
41
72'A
*106%
116%
4
$ per share
24%
•22%
,
*32%
Feb
1,600
70
66
Jan
Dec
Dec
13%
' :
19%
106
Lowest
58% Oct 23
13%
23%
110
11% Apr
107
13%
,25%
6
20
46
July 17
102% July 17
100% Oct 30
13%
110
17
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
13%
H91/4
'-y
Year 1950
13%
100
—
7,800
70
5
common
6,900
69%
118
Co
3,400
IB3/*
70
100
Electric
7%
16%
69 %
100
$1 conv preference com
39
*7%
9,300
8%
441/2
23
•38%
7%
17
11,100
21%
20%
Phila
10
38%
7%
16%
8%
65%
preferred
38%
7%
33A
21%
19
preferred (conv)
59
*40%
44
2nd
3%
58%
8%
20
4%
1,400
3%
59 %
40%
1
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6%
45
3%
21%
Pfizer
3
13,900
44
45
12,500
69%
10
com
70
8%
27%
69
23%
Inc
8
2,800
27%
8%
23%
Co
8%
27%
40%
50
&
98
13%
*102
200
55%
98
21%
5
5
(Chas)
38
55%
9
of America
Pfelffer Brewing Co__:
1
•37 %
56%
22
26%
Corp
80,900
60,300
40%
26%
100
1,300
53/„
11%
70
25%
33 %c
83/4
5%
40%
23%
No par
8%
1,250
11%
22
*106%
RR
32,600
41
No par
Light Co
22%
22
1
preferred
Petroleum
Range for Previous
Lowest
&
-21%
,
41
100
Pet Milk Co common
9
72% Sep
14
63% Mar 27
3
7
20.700
22
*13%
Corp
9
5%
41
10
Corp com
8%
180
5%
38
16%
16%
8%'-
137%
99
43%
" 38%
x7%
:
137 %
,
58%
59
38
7%
16%
s
1,500
109 %
22%
69%
Corp
38'
7%
2,100
/ 109%
8%
8%
3%
57%
7,700
51%
393A
5%
27
43
3%
58
16%
9
8%
22
*40%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola
Co
27
Apr 13
46% Aug
121% Aug
July 10
29
25
7%
17
43
3%
38
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co_
23% Sep 10
22% Mar 12
3
62% Dec
23% July 20;
23% July 18
56
105% Feb
17% Jan 11
66% Dec
•>
12% Jan
3
27
36% July
5
24% Feb
Sand
43%
3%
38
preferred
Power
*42%
3%
No par
Coke
Pennsylvania
34% Mar 27
29
Jan
43%
3%
34%
11 %
55%
8%
27%
4,000
51%
22%
*97
26%
30
22%
V34
5%
38
99
10
41%
-39%
138
5
55%
57
41%
110%
10%
38
54%
*97
8
No par
Cement
Penna Glass
July 20
125% Feb
25
100% Apr
6
Jan
69
29
Jun
8% Jun
6
Jan
Jun
16
4
37% Feb
107
5
111% Jun
May 19
20% Dec
7% July 12
30
Penn-Dixie
x24% Mar
110
9
&
Coal
*37
1,000
,
350
51 Va
8%
5'/8
10%
32
'22%
.
34%
5%
8%
,
10
153/4
39%
>
22%
8%
57
Co common—.
15% Mar 16
5%
8%
2.50
Co
prior preferred
25
37% 1
98
59
Ford
&
5
10%
55
34
22
*8%
5%
II
*37
58
Transportation
conv
5% V
21
8%
5
10%
No par
Penney (J C) Co
19% May 24
X106
5%
Penick
,8%
98
Mines___l
Co
&
41% Aug 21
74% Jan 10
24% Jan
4
138
l
Corp
Consolidated
Davis
3
11
27% May 24
22% Dec 20
30
1381/2
54%
,
Jan
138 'A
*
138%
56
5
8
July 31
21% Jun
xllO
98
Peabody
8
3
111%
138%
.37%
7%
14
10% Jan
July
111%
5%
16%
21% Feb
4
Mar 22
111%
55%
5
29
7% Jun
7% Mar 23
39%
34 %
2,900
98
•55
22%
51%
39"%
*96%
No par
13% Jun
58
51%
39%
11
37%
/
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
18
27
'33%
*51%
;
8%
4%
10%
Parker
29
15
34 '/a
51%
39%
111%
111%
100
1
22%
80
18%
15%
31%
39%
33%.
40%
100
Inc
22'A
1,100
9,300
•96
32
51%
52
"
38% Aug 22
8% Jan 16
9% Jan
12% Dec
34
51%
No par
Airways
Pictures
Utah
63 Va Aug
31% Jan
20
Car
World
2
9% Dec
*38% Jan
11% Jun
42%
40
10
Motor
Amer
11
2% July
18% Dec
9% Sep
59
*41 ;
21%'
'
Panhandle East Pipe L com ._No par
4% preferred
100
Panhandle Prod & Refining
1
5
27% Sep
,
Feb
6
19
•55
42 %
33%
_No par
No par
Pan-American
3
18
4
9
-
25
preferred
Packard
Pan
18
104% Jan
29
May 24
\%
40% Jan
27
46 Va Jun 22
33% Aug 22
,
*
Mar 15
17
135% Jan
57
*41%
5%
7% Apr 29
18% July 26
18% Dec
6
..
57
41%.
22%
21%
July 20
Jan
60
41%
21%
5%
5% Apr
15% Apr
71
♦57
22%
20%
1
Mar 30
60
5%
9% Jan
1
32%
21%
;• 26% July 11
86
31%
5%
1% Mar 21
Feb
33
21%
21
97
33
1
20
15% Dec
34
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
Feb
'28% Dec
15%
13
13
101% Dec
19
98
*15%
"
18%
81
89%
18%
19
*96
22% Sep
8% Dec
18
15%
*33
60
3,500
36%
88%
19
'
3,600
30
81
/
98
14
May 24
18 %
15%
*96
6% Feb
18
89
15%
98
;
4'A Jun 29
Dec
81
88%
15%
•96
Telep & Teleg com
6% preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
7
16
18%
17%
81
15%
42%
Lighting Corp__
18 Va
96%
36%
97
30
Jun
14
18%
36%
Shares
10%
96%
•25 %
15%.
151% Jan
95
112
18%
10%
.
97
1
14
26
X40
Jan
,18% -'
36%
83
.
88%
137% Sep
Sep
49% Mar 20
56
18%
10 %
88%
*81
89
10
36%
18 %
83
88'A
,
36%
18%
*81
89'A
152
Aug 15
44% Mar 27
18%
86
89
22%
Paolflc
40
28
k 19
•81
*25 YB
36%
*57.
Pacific
13 Yb Apr
103
30
30
36%
*41%
Pacific Mills
25
41% Feb
*25%
•25%
36%
10
1
X9% July 18
14% Jun
30
30
%
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
97
No par
5
19
21% Jan
*96%
No par
6
Mar
11
*106% Jun
10 %
96%
non-cum
54% Mar
113
28
53 Va Apr
*10 %
x96
3
4% Jan
Dec
CLOSED
10
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
Pacific Gas St Electric
49% Feb
17
35% July 23
10%
97
2nd .pTefererd non-cum
t.
3
27% Oct
18
preferred
10%
97
19
•
5
common
10%
36%
EXCHANGE
Friday
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
t per share
97%
•25 %
STOCK
100
Inc
Thursday
$ per share
ioy8
No par
preferred
conv
34% Mar
12% Dec
\ 11% Jan
cum
$ per share
97%
12.50
com
Coast
17
31
Inc
Pacific
29
Dec
Products
34% Aug 29
64%vFeo 19
27
8
Pabco
Co
Fisheries
Jun
34% Jan
No par
Glass
Amer
44
2.50
Co
Owens-Illinois
4%
3% Jun
38
Mfg
Pacific
8
28
&
1
18% Apr
34% Jan
17% Feb
Marine
PRICES
Sept. 12
Jan
4
5% Feb
Outlet
No par
6
6
S per share
10
Elevator
Outboard
12
Collins
SALE
Wednesday
103
17
102
Otis
13
3
| per share
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 11
Sept. 10
Corp (The) common
5
convertible preferred A—100
8%
Oppenhelm
AND
Monday
111% May 23
29
8 % Dec
5
Mar 21
/
Saturday
Omnibus
2
May 28
19% Feb
31% Mar 27
18
^
Sept. 8
101% Mar
July 13
Apr
16% Jan
4
55% Mar 10
28% Apr
21
29
- Sep
7
14% July 19
17% Jan 10
23
LOW
STOCK
Par
81
Aug
6
89% Aug 30
97
1
Jan
39% Apr
21% Jan
13
Nov
l
27% July 11.
'15% July 27
30% July 26
13% Jan
25
79
13% July 17
Oct 20
2% Jun
Oct
33% Jan
82
97
41
10
Nov
23
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
share
Apr 21
19
72
Aug
2
•7% July 12
49
$ per
NEW
Highest
27 % Sep
42 % Jun
July 26
July 10
11% Apr
7% Jan
Lowest
Highest
27 3A
27%
27%
22%
•106%
29%
108
29%
230
800
1,400
34%
35%
145%
145%
110
27%
400
22%
23%
143,100
75%
76
7,100
•26%.
23
75%
4%
4%
4%
31,100
4%
4%
4%
41,900
R
80
18
Nov 25
75
July 16
100
27
Feb
3
July 13
103% Jan
35
for footnotes
see
Nov
page
Mar
5
2
4% Sep
5
RKO
Pictures Corp
1
May 16
5% Feb
8
RKO Theatres Corp
1
3 % Apr
3
82
10
92
Jun
28
103
.Jan
9
16
38
Jan
2
42
'Sep
12
22.
-
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Ravhes toe-Manhattan -—-—No par
4
♦94%
41%
-
-
95
-41%
•94
41%
22%
,
22%
*76
76
96
95
'
41%
*
23
;
96
•94
95
10
41%
43
42
42
1,200
•94
95
41%» 42
~
1,300
'
The Commercial and
Range for Previous
Year 1950
t per
$ per
share
«24% Jan
49% Dec
13
36% Dec
45 y* May
21
30
37% Feo
preferred
$2
13
20 Va Jun
29
28 % Dec
30
8
Reading
35
Jun
19
39% Feb
9
35'% Aug 22
44
Feb
16
4%
30
July
3
30
34'% Mar 22
21
37
Feb
3
10% Jun
19
6
9% Dec
20% Feb
1
25
?1% Jan
5
16
33
Feb
9
28% Jun
22
July
3
12% Oct 23
Aug
1
62% May 15
10% July 17
Jan 20
93'% Aug 22
19 7% Dec
16 7% Dec
30
8% Jun 30
11% Feb
9
10
27
liy8 Sep
7
29
July 19
49'% Feb
2
118% Jan
5
20
47% Nov
13
117% Dec
30
3
32% Nov
24
111
7% Nov
24
6Va Jun
43% Dec
6
3 8'%Jan
Jan
3
Dec
15
13% Jan 23
8%
32
Dec
15
39 7% Jan
39%
i
8% Feb
25
Dec
27
50
04% Jan
7
Jun 27
2
103
Dec 30
28
108% Jun
9
30
37% Feb
14
53% Dec 30
2
July
-
'Jan
Mar 31
Preferred
Preferred
X-108% Mar 19
9
50VaAp*
2
10
10
30 % Feo
Rheem
Richfield
62% Sep
Jan
4.50%
Manufacturing Co
ie
34'% Apr
19
11
23
24
4% Aug 21
6
Sep
12f
Roan
Dec
30
30 7% July 17
42
Feb
17
Robbins
i9 y. Mar 24
36
23%
Jun
22
16% July
21% May
317% Dec
27
Jan
12
13
July 13
28
80% Jan
14% Dec
;
19% Feb
19
1
15% Jan
Feb
107
July 13
23
Feb
28
20% Jan
2
26'% Sep
61
May 11
47'% Jan
3
60
43% July 28
July 13
8
1
8'% Jan
3
26% July 12
39% Nov 24
32% Aug
1
18
12% Apr
13
Mar 22
Ruppert
9
Safeway
101% Jan
9
54% Sep
14
19%
17%
18%
18
18%
8%
8%
24 '/4
24%
*58
58 vv
59
20%
300
10'/8
2,400
*56
587/a
.•330
22%
42,200
21%
*96
100 %
200
100
20%
21 %
20%
20%
4,000
14%
15%
14%
15%
14%
14"%
13,500
5%
27,000
;
5
5'%
5%
5%
5 '/8
5%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
2,300
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
44%
44%
43%
44%
26,200
113%
*111%
113 %
113%
113%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
7'%
6%
7
7>%
9'%
33%
33%
43'%
*40%
43%
90%
90'%
33%
*40 %
91
91
105
33
61
:
33%
33%
*40%
90
*87%
90
104%
105
105 %
33%
61%
61
7
28
5%
5%
5%
35%
35%
35%
36%
18%
19 y»
18%
18%
18%
19
33%
33%
33'%
33%
33%
33%
158%
159%
103 /v
*155
159%
*100
1*04
101%
101%
18%
18%
10%
18%
25%
57
,
33%
34
61
'
22,000
6
5%
36%
36%
19%
18%
19
33%
33%
'
33%
*155
158%
•
13,900
28%
33%
19
2,200
-v
60%
*27%
18%
18%
25'%
6 25%
103
'
800
30
•?
•
18%
26%
4,100
3,000
c
r
18%
25%:
18%
25%
'
4,800
,
158
,
*100
103.
18%
i
4,700
4,200
25%
N
25% 725%
57%
y 57%
11%
11%
11%
34%/ 35%
35
35%
98 %" 99 • -
v
25%:
.
57.
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580
5%
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••/.
155 7 i 156
300
36%
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10
89%
28 V*
36
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.
42%
104 %
61%
5%
6
57%
35%
7
13,600
*88
103%
34
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-
840
3,200
33%
42%
43%
33%
33%
61
*27%
32,300
9%
3 3'/8
43%
,
*104
v
27%
♦27'%
28'V'.:
*27'%
90
62%
105
33%
*40'%
: 105
33%
62%
61%-'
9%
9% •'
33%
34
33%
105
r*
.32%
9%
9%
9
9'%
9'%
9
233
230
240
231%
22,800
65
62%
66%
63%
66%
500
9,000
7
6%
7
6%
235
217
220
204
7
60%
62'%
56%
56%
204
♦112
30%
30'%
30 7%
5
114
♦112
113%
7
99
99 Va
49%
517/a
-20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
v
3,100
26%
27%
27%
27%
27 V4
28'/a
37,100
63%
63%
63
637/a
63%
64
.
♦56%
...
11%
11'% .11%
■
25%
10
10%
5%
55'%
...
300
*24
,
20%
5%
Controls
5,700
8%
20%
15'%
14%
18%
8%
22%
21%
*96
100'%
*96
100%
20%
1,300
17%
5*%
*5
21%
21'%
21%
21
*96%
,
10
10
10
9%
10
19%
.
11
200
1
Stores
19
35%
(Jacob)
39% Mar
18%
El Corp—No par
&
12% Feb 21
16
19%
900
33%
*15%
25'%
15'%
30%
& Haas Co common
20
preferred series A
100
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc
1
Royal Typewriter
1
Ruberoid Co (The)
No par
20% May 29
11
*32%
16
*8%
207%
113
4%
23
32'%
*15%
*24%
98
44
Rohm
160'% Aug 29
Aug 30
100
May 12
107
16
9%
21'%
new—
Mills Inc
Rochester Gas
33%
24%
97%
...
38%
*31%
*15%
20
1
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton
4
34'% July 12
-
107% Nov 27
13
Mar 17
102
2
31
Apr
3
937% Jan 20
1,400
57%
5%
No par
No par
Corp
Oil
Company
24% Dec
Ritter
15% July13
1
series
series
3.60%
37%
32'%
*37
■
24%
•
97%
15
10
100
100
1
Common
98% Jan 23
37%
37 %
9%
57%
X10%
1
10
5,200
37
25%
*8%
9%
23%
20%
Metals Co com
No par
convertible preferred—100
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
4
Jan
45
99'% Mar 31
5
5'% %
500
25%
26%
17%
98
2.50
Inc
Drug
Reynolds
13
Sep
36
Jan
86
13
Rexall
37%
26
18'%
177%
21
Republic
11'% Jan 29
41
Jan
19
25
10
Jan
5
13
240
8'% July 26
31% Jun 26
Dec
104%
Jan
139
18
9
;
28
13
Dec
convertible
*1
66% Sep
July 13
20% Jan
150
Republic Pictures
*37
26%
*19
97%
10
Republic Aviation Corp
37%
19
57%
Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A__100
Revere Copper & Brass com.No par
34 % May
25
27'% Jun
common
preferred
Inc
Motors
Reo
5% Sep
35% Jun
13
100
17
16% Jan
9% Jun
Jan
5
6
22% Feb
common
*37
26'%
16
20
5
100
60c
250
1
1
50c
Co
Mfg
36%
37
33%
19 y2
v
3,800
367%
26
*15%
17%
23'%
Shares
58%
56%
36%
19
*8%
sho.ie
59%
♦31%
,
16
share
58
.,', 37
33%
*15%
Sales for
the Week
share
$ per
61'%
36%
25%
38
7*31%
Sept. 13
$ per
60%
60%
"
-
27
•36%
STOCK
CLOSED
10
Conv pfd 3'%%
series
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
2
13
Apr
2
3
1
23% Jan
14% Jan
Feb
100
3% May 21
28
5% Jan
11
167% July
107% July
Reliance
9
22% Sep
64
.
2
Jan
-
No par
Corp
Stores
Reliable
36%
'
19
JUii
90
5
13% Feb
14'% Jan
27
13
25
103
& Co—
prior preference
(Robt)
$1.2o div
8
28'% Mar
Aug 21
y%
56
July 13
5% Jan
12% Feb
13
22% Aug 30
v
14% Feb 20
85
3
7
29
1
EXCHANGE
2nd preferred—60
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
60o
$ per
share
60%
61'%
26'%
non-cum
Sept. 12
$ per
share
36%
preferred—50
1st
non-cum
4%
Jun
8% Sep
Jan
10% Jan
19% Feb
common.
Reis
7
8
32% Feb
15% Jun
17
18% Dec 21 ;•
20% Dec
12% Mar 30
Jun
14 y2 Mar 28
18
16 % Nov
July 17
15
31
Co
5 per
share
Friday
Sept. 11
Thursday
Wednesday
Sept. 11
60%
1
25
50
Rayonler Inc common
83'% Aug 16
24
t per
Par
33% July
3
25 Va July 20
30 Va Jan
;
Monday, September 17, 1951
.
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 10
Sept. 8
i per share
$ per share
share
25
Highest
Lowest
AND HIGH
LOW
Monday
Saturday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Lowest
i
.
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
.
Financial Chronicle
(1012)
20
59
57%;:
59
>
*58
v
59
;
11%
34%
35%
99 f
99%-.
51%
53%
% 500
•
,11%
11%
11%
7
2,500
S
99% Dec
7
24% Dec
18% Dec
11
18% Sep
10
St
12
96
Feb
10
4
22
29
Apr
5
320
148
Oct
122
3
12% Dec
29
4
Oct
96
6
Apr
Jun
10
Jun
205
140
7% July 13
85
57
8
Dec
240
26
Jan 24
Jan
08
21"% Sep
6
24
20
20% Sep
4
12% Jan
13
28% Sep
39% Dec
38% Aug
1
1
47 Va Nov
25
Feb
6
101 % Sep
21
24
20 % May
33% Dec
64% Jan
9
Jan
7
Oct
96
115
71% Feb
Sep
9
31
55
Sep
7
27
102
Feb
26
Jun
11
31
July 17
July 2
108
38
Jan
8
87
Jun
13
95
Feb
7
111% Aug
6
123
13% Jan
2
15
5
104
.
Jun
88
Nov 24
Sep
Jan
Mar
5
3.35%
5
92
Mar
2
Jan
3
50
Dec
22
47
Jun
29
65
60
Jan
3
83% Nov
20
76
July 19
87
16% July 26
21% Feb
47% Jan 25
82
17% Dec
*
14% July 28
3
'5% Jan
8% Nov
'
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
58 '
Feb
14
Seiberling
Servel Inc common
90
Y
L
61
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
19%
Highest
$ per
$ per share
I per share
96%
27
7 33 % Dec
30
2y*M oun
25
3b y4 Sep
28% Sep 27
34% Oct
»3
32% Jan
.2
50 Va May
3«% Jun
*16%"'
..
8 %
108 7/a Apr
18% Oct
8% July 12
34% Jan
100% Jun
27
8% Aug
6
9
2
2
;
51
14
14'/a Oct
6% Jan
13
11
Shell
6
29
Sheller
Silver
Jan
8
29% July
3
2
6
35
35
Feb
17
29% Mar 21
42% Nov 10
41% Jan
8
53% Feb
5
21% Feb
34% Dec
30
x34 % Jan
11
46 % Sep
10
/
4% Dec 29
15
f
3
3% July
17
* Dec
30
75
Mar 14
94 > Sep
31
Jan
25
38% Feb
16
32% Mar 28
39% May
8
17% July 13
25
Jan
12
17% July 10
23% Feb
5
Smith
28
88
Mar
8
67
Aug
1
80% Feb
23
3
102
23
79
Jun
25
94'
Feb
5
19% Jun
25
25% Apr
19
25% Mar 15
37% Sep
11
143ye Sep
14
Aug
14% Jan
Feb
14
106
Jan
20
3% Jun
25% Nov
c
5'/a Dec
53 Va Apr
60% Dec 22
36% Jan
3
39% Sep
28
31% Dec
•
55% Dec
=
14
30
Feb
12
18
49
Jun
351/4 Mar
12% Jan
2
35% Jan
21
58% Jun
29
51% Dec
29
27
Dec
26
67% Dec
27
14% Oct
13
7
4% Jan
8
Apr
Jan
60
70
10% Feb
3
3
8% Mar 3C
66% Aug
18% July
15
Dec
28
33% Dec
.
28
Sep 25
>21% Dec
11
r4 i
113
106% Jan 25
20
1%
64
Feb
9
July. 5
12
75% Feb
10
2
16% Feb
25
3
105
Jan
% July 12
29
69
19% Jan
87
24
8
Feb
9
29% Sep
10
Square
3
77% Mar 27
64% July
121
July 13
160
Mar 22
135
Jun
136
July 13
174
Mar 22
157
July
For footnotes see page
22.
2
pfd
Squibb
26% Feb
,
96
:
8
Mar -1
14% Sep
13
13% Feb
1
78% Feb
1
r
47% Jan
$4.50
Conv
May 22
10% May 24
8% Jun 29
9
$4
Standard
1
$3.50
(stamped) _No par
Sons
com
...
Brands Inc
com
Stand
L
Gas
81
Elec Co
$4 preference
29
160
Feb
8
$6
5
172
Feb
8
$7
prior preferred
prior preferred—
com
r-
t
14%
*102%
104 %
,
3,000
*s"r\ 'Vt
104'/2
81 '/
7:
764%
Y:
*79%
7
7x62%
X81%
'7
56
17%
■<i
7 300
8%
18
1,500
13%
3,800
%
8%
15,400
77 Va
13'A
' .'' 8
■
80
1
No par
No par
No par
-No par
PRICES
SALE
7/100.'
102'/2
-
102%
9%
35
46%
45
45%
45%
7.-45%'
.
..
*30'A
3!'A
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67%
68 %
67%
14%
14% 7
>
14%
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11%
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7 7 4%-.
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;/7'
5 Va
35% • Y./.35
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.
.-
34
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72
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92
93%
94
7 35%
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36%
:
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7
21%
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55
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33%
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34
11%
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49'A
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48%
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65 /
54 'A
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63%
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65
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15 7 "
5%
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.
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15
V 7%
7%
6 Va
7
7 100
93
27
27.
y- 277*
33%
7 33%
33%
13
/
13
28 Va
*104%
28%
26%
106
22%
♦87%
,
22%
•>7,70
"7
' 72%
72%
28%
22%:
22%
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14'a
9%
10
.
70
",7 26% ; 26%;
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14
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151
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151
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169'.;
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169
168%
14%
9%
73
149%
168%
15%
-
,
18,100 7
,2,300;/
.
7.;.,w'.790;Y
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1,200
11,100
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-
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100
v
60.:
103
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27
7
7
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■
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i
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2,100
19,100
34%
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12%
12%
70
70%
77
7*7074
70%
28%
7;v
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28%
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27
7,7; '
26%
27%
,
105%
105%
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;
.
28'/a
7
88%
13%
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7:-
7
103
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66 V2
65%
.
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;
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.
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103
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;
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48Vv
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44 'A
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15,400 '
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35%
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,
7
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k-. *45 >745.7 /
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32%
22% '
Sales for
the Week
34.%-
45%
103 "•
'
•49
Friday
t per share :
46'A 7
>:
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.103
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•
36%'-
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v
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35%
,
$ per
■
;
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*■
---.Thursday
Sept. 13
$ per share
9%
32%
-40%
'7( .'7
-
Wednes^lay
.
per share
•
-
17,700 7:
56%,
II 7
7
2,000
.7
7Y 77'A
13%
8%.
80 YJ
82
4,900 7
*
>
16%
7 55%
.
72,3007
7.
19%
101
100%
>7 16'/a
16%
13%
13%
82
..7-19%
101
18,600
64'A
82 7'7
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100 >
81
62%
81%.
55%
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V*. v'
/,'• 83
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: 83, ur
24V2
23%
24 '":7< :/;• 24
36%.
37 %
36% 7 37% yV
No par
No par
preferred
14%
*102%
«V4
'.♦80
50c
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
440
14%
;./i
13%
45%- .46%
-17%; 18%
70
i ; 70 »A
'
5
&
150
118
14%
82
:-;
>80
;
9%
35%.
No par
Co
D
(E R)
preferred
74,000 7
91
91
17%
»"/•
104
••'37%
Inc
1
No par
1
4.60% pfd.100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Corp (The)
/
1
Spiegel Inc common2
Y 29% Aug
2
109 % Jan 30
15
29
5
81
28
Jun
13
14% Feb
2
Jun
5
29% Feb
'
July 31
100
25
;7.:"Io
35 %
35 Va
;
v
103 %
*116»A
.65
62%
:--mv»s "35 '■'•■•;
1 7; 45 .'Av 46%.
92 % : 93
Spencer Chemical Co
29
34% Jan
29
9% Jun
Mar
27
91
,
103%
116%
>
104%
80%
80%
5O*/4
;
/• 45%
&
July 16
8% Jun
96
9
Elec—No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Southern Pacific Co
No par
Southern Railway common__No par
5%
non-cum
preferred
100
-; 1 Mobile
& Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
Gas
Indiana
South
;
►
83 :
i
■
25
5
(The)
Co
%
♦102%
•
25
:
California Edison
Spalding (A G) <& Bros
Sparks Withlngton Co
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred
7% Jan
30
21 % Jun
10% Dec
July 13
25
24
Nov~30
75 Va Mar
May 24
Jan
96% May
31
2
26% Jun
-
Southern
5
24% Oct 23
July 13
89% Jan
100
18
13% Dec
85
1'
5
77
26
26
25% Jan
5
17
101% Nov
09% Dec 28
20% Jun
6
Oct
81
Southern
74% Feb
5% Jun
7% Oct
5
3
9
30
5
x64% Sep
13% Jan
15
50
preferred
8%
lg
Sep
46% July
64
Jan
22% Aug 30
2
10% July 12
"
45
29
11
68% Jun 28
,
13
26
10% Jun
<
South Porto Rico Sugar
,1,200
l
46%
49%
com.No par
67% Dec
11
83% Jun
Aug 28
Apr
40
_
27
32% Feb
5
,19% Jan
23% May 25
30% July 12
52% Jan
32% Jun
13% Mar 16
18% Dec
8
41% Jun
12
45
10 % July
18
I
27,700
116%
Sept»*llr; v*
;
32%
20
10
20
100
100
5% Jan
73
*89
92
*90
117
."i
31%
31% / 7 *30%
69% 7707 y ^767^'t:68%:
,14%
15
15, t
15% ,
fk 11 %'-■ ,11 %•' " '. 11% ' 11%
."
4% ' "4%
4% ' ' 4%
•
79% Jan
53% Jan 17
1
36% Jun
V
6
.
8'/4
30% 7
9%
.
7% July. 2
48
Aug 16
28
2
116 '/a
7.
35%
77-35%
93'/a
*90%
>
91
3,400
36%
54'A
36'A
/V 54'
105 "j
*103
.'
35%
;
*
*30%
25
3% %
7 *89%
'
105
x35
<:
,
46%
.
*102%
STOCK
CLOSED
preferred
4.20% preferred
Smith & Corona Typewriters_No par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold Si Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.59
5% preferred
59
111% Apr
30
Jan
11
.
"
91
*89%
*104
45%
EXCHANGE
8
Iron
54
*16 7
*80 %
■
;•
37%
•>54
/
Cf/16% 716%
*-':Y '• ,7/'
'■
va
4% Apr 24
•
24
118 % May 24
29
-7% July 25
Feb
22% May 26
4
16
.
(A O) Corp
Alexander Inc
Smith
88
Corp-
Skelly Oil Co
Sloss-Sheffield Steel is
13
18
36 % May 29
Dec
Oil
Sinclair
Steel
&
7 7 36%
54
101 •;
.
I per share '
$ per share
No par
No par
No par
_
Saw
Simonds
28% July 13
76
Co
Simmons
33% Oct
75
62% July 13
20% Jan
Oct
18%
36%
53 V-;
•
1
America
King Coalition Mines
Corp of
19%
36'A-
99%
^-S«i)te:10.>; *'
•
1
Corp
Mfg
19'/«
45% '
1
18
Corp
Sheraton
5
24% July 12
2% Mar 31
Oil
; 1,000
19%
19
19 Va
98%
§W
LOW/AND HIGH
Monday-/ Tuesday
;-/Y
.
No par
Co
Pen
A)
(W
12% Sep
2
8% Jun
•
Sheaffer
17% Mar 19
12% Jan
3
,
Dec 20 :
$4.25 cum preferred
Shattuck
(Frank
G)
70% Sep
Mar 15
11% Dec
9
19
31 % Aug 10
Jan
56% Oct 23
25
Jan
108
23
NOV
•;•' 190
22
.
•
No par
No par
Sharp & Dohme common
95
7- 21%
■
a
9
49% May
82
'•/,
^
,
No par
12% Feb
25
10
24
7
15% Jan
Jan
37
46% Aug 28
July 25
105% Feb 14
33
*93
21%
-
62%>63%
> 82%
19%
'97
97%
16
16
55%
55%
17%
18 >
13%
13%
8%
81%
Sept. 8
Steel. Corp
95%
X21%
19%
13%;
13%
Saturday
Gas
Oil &
Shamrock
Sharon
9
*93
'.
19%
17% i, 17%
.
,
1
54,800
18%
;•-
19%
17
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
22
82
v
.
7
94
•
21%
"19%
.
55%
55'/a
Par
13
98
>
$ per share
share
19%
148
93
" 62%
\ 82
82
EXCHANGE
Highest
-
"
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
'62%
„
*
4,100
7
287
*136
7
9,200
18%
Y
'
*102% 105
*80%
81%
80%
80%
7; .950
54%.
;
'
14%
•Y *102%. 105:
13,200
99'/2
99. ,1-:i
*260
148
'
34%
34'A
-53%
:
287
*136
,
\' •£:,
Lowest
*271
144%.
,
No par
preferred
$4.50
May 25
-
287
■.
1
Co
Rubber
4
4
*271
*136
18%
93
*
7
148
18%
-V
,
'
'•;"'
287
93V
yy■' 21 %•.•,•:■;•.. 22
22
19% ' 19% K'Y:, 19
19 '/a
36%.
37 '/a ■
36Va
36%
&& *54 > 55
1 53 Y
54
*90
92 V,*89%
91
/
*104 :> 105 V
'.
*104
105 /•
34%
35% /•'
35%
35%'
91%
91% >Y *90%
93 %
115% 116
•
116
116
No par
5
Seeger Refrigerator Co
18% Aug 14
11% Jan
18%
93
93
No par
Co
•
£Yy *138
148
20%
27%
63'A
>.
62'
*271
'
237
,
50 >7
•
B
&
../-rs
64
18%
%
1
-
Del
of
16% May
2
2
14
77% Sep
98% May 17
Dec 29
28
15
8
14% May 31
6
Seaboard
22% Jan
16'/a Jan
July
8% July
Oil Co
13
25
11
Seaboard Finance Co
27%\-
*136 /
-100
series A
49%
20%
26%
>7"
20%
Y
*271
-
Y
n
.49% 7/7
26%
com_.No par
Co
RR
preferred
Sep
101
Mar 14
51% Jan
Nov 24
20
May 20
13% Nov 30
5 %
Line
Air
Seabd
12
16
19% Mar 19
.3
13% July 19
27
55 /
July 17
40
74..
May 11
Sep
Feb
i
99
20%
63
100
100
preferred
preferred
-
48%
•
No par
No par
No par
25
100
100
(The)- com
9
Co
Elec
4.40%
14
20
17i/aJan
Scranton
2
Sep
66% Jan
2
12
89% Feb
2
July
-
79
•<:
11
34.%'*,.-v.
98%
•
41% Jan
101 %
34%
V
5
100
10
0
1.40
Regis Paper Co common
pfd 4.40% series A
Sangamo Electric Co
8avage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred —;
4.30% conv preferred
1st
21% Jan
104
10% Jan 31
5
May 11
17% July 10
16. " Mar 27
12% July 12
2
31% July 2
41
Mar ?0
18
27
17
112 % Sep
105% Feb 20
28
Jun 30
104
30% Feb
:>
4%
;,.22% Jan 12
21
62% Dec 21
42% Jun 30
128
11
20% Sep
9
55
Mar 24
34
Apr
11% Jan
20
9% Jun 27
89 Va Jun
28
Nov
23% Oct
29% Dec 22
y
1
common
preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power Co.No par
St L San F Ry Co com vtc„No par
Preferred series A 5% vtc
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% non-cum preferred
100
13
41
Apr
4
19% May 23
21% July 2
Apr
96
28 Va
26%
105 %
105%;
22%
22%
y 87%
i
" 14%
87%
.
9%
y 72%
*148%
*163
,V223r
'
""
14%
10
.7 170
1L500
7 340 7
.
73%, 7.7' 73% -75 Y
149%f :y 149%-149%
169 "•'".
; 169
169%
;
.; 21,000/
10%
:
7
11,800
.
7
22%
-14%
..
/
-
>-'290:
87%. .87%:
14%'7
10
;
7 724,800
15.400
-
9,600
7
'
,/
.
■20O
600
-
(Volume 174
.
Number 5047
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1013)
21
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
■
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
Highest
14
60% Dec
Apr
100
4
18
Dec
~18%
35
104
Dec
30
July 13
26
Oct
23
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil
of
New
Jersey
of
Ohio
common
3%%
Stand
25 % Apr
preferred series A—
Standard
Steel
6
54 y8 Nov
28
40
Dec
29
37 y2 Jun
29
44% Feb
Starrett
July 14
16
Sep
28
13% July 16
15% Feb
Sterchi
34
July 12
39% Feb
10
36'/a Jan
45% Aug 20
98
Sterling Drug Inc
Feb
12 y2
30% Apr
12
21
103% Nov 24
27
Jan
48% Dec
18
2
28
Jun
4%
104Ya Jan
4
11
49% Jan
17
2
19% Sep
20% Feb
7
Stewart-Warner
28
8
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
17
Jun
27
18% Mar
2
5%
19'/e Jan
2
Stone
Studebaker
Sunbeam
36y8Oct
7
25% July 30
25% Apr 14
35% Mar
7
38 % July 13
71
7
42
62% Sep
8% July 17
25
16% Jan
Apr
18
72% Oct
15
10
101
25
Xl22
Jan
10
10% Jun
11% Nov 24
1
10% Jan
Mar
29
96
12% May
67% Jan
Feb
7
86
Sep
14
119% Jan
4
2
99
4
Apr
13
5
Sun
(J
P)
prior
&
Chemical
$4.50
Sun
Oil
Co
1U
Sep
10
Sunray
30
24% Oct
1-8
22
July 16
24% Jan
29
14% July 12
22% Dec
19
21%
Jan
29
Sep
10
4Ya%
5%%
56
Jan
10
64
Jun
11
Sunshine
10
Jun
26
15
Jan
18
Mar 14
566
Sep
14
Superior
Oil
24% Feb
5
Superior
Steel
July 13
63% Apr 11
11% May 11
8% July 12
195
Jan
370
3
9% Mar 30
Nov
14
355
17% Dec 30
8
i6 y8 Jun
23
29
25
Jun
101% Jun
9% July 11
33% Jun 20
9 % Jan
13
Jan
Jan
4
10% July 24
5
32
Jun
28
6
13% Jan
2
16% May
23% Jan
2
Jan
2
38% Sep 13
95y2 Mar 1
26% Apr 18
88% May 31
86
15
Nov
7% July
17
13
245%
Jan
30
7
89'% Sep 22
80
Jan
10
127
44
Feb
14
85
Nov
17
76'/4 Jan
25
103'% Mar 10
243/4 Jun
5
10
Jun
30
193/a Dec
27
14
Jun
30
7% Jan
3
213/4 Dec
26
17
Apr
1
11
Jun
Apr
1
351/4 July 23
125% July
53/8 Jan
133/4 Sep
18
363/4 Jan
42'% Oct
20
3 3/8 Jan
5% Dec
30
83/4 Oct
25
42'% Dec
18
9 '/8 Oct
53% July 13
32
Dec
8
94'% Jan
4
Nov
24
25% Nov
10
5 »/8 Feb
6
103
25
Nov
6
42% Feb
Jan
3
38 3% Dec
28
13 5% Jun
27
Apr
6S% Jan
115% Mar
44% Sep
28
2'% Jun
21
253/a Aug 31
315% Mar 29
103
:
,
353% Feb
18'/4 Jun
29
253/4 Mar
43
29
503/4 Sep
12
30
x9% Jan
4
10% Jan
y
$ per share
$ per share
14% July 13;
153/8 Jun 29
15
Mar
10
Jan
3
443/4
44-3/4
45
18%
183/4
18%
183%
19
17%
18%
5,100
17%
18
IV fa
17 3/4
17'%
4,100
18
18
*17%
183/4
223%
23
22%
23'A
8,900
28'A
27%
28%
20,200
223/4
29
2 8 3/2
23»/8
29
58%
593/4
59 3%
61
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
ll5/8
*97
98
83 %
100
97
84
Coal
833/4
*1163/4
24%
23%
235/8
123/4
*525
Land
565
566
600
263/a
26'%
108V2
108%
108 »/4
11 y8
11%
11'/8
11%
11%
25
11%
11'A
11%
34%
11 3%
35
11%
34%
1,100
35
343%
35
343/4
353%
34%
35'A
5,900
„,v
*14
16%
*14
263/4
27
271/4
27%
3,500
1085%
108%
108'%
*108
*14
16%
35
363/4
373%
383/4
363/4
38
93'%
9*
933%
94
943/4
94%
60
8'%
8,200
8 >/4
13 %
*12%
83/a
8%
13'/4
*13
*15
8'%
16%
8%
13'%
*15
8%
*13%
53/4
53/4
53%
*
393/a
391/4
39 3%
39
39
*38
58
583/a
573/4
583/4
57%
58
58
10
273%
28 %
26%
27'A
26%
27%
263/4
100 i/a
1013%
IOO1/4
101'/a
100%
43%
43'%
423/4
*133%
101'%
43i%
43'%
101
101'%
10
43
433/4
43
53/4
53/4
*5%
124
120
124
125i%
127
16%
8
13'%
*55%
122'%
300
94
39
1
1083/4
35
8%
*12%
4,500
263/4
345/a
94
8%
213/4
108
16%
21'%
*93 3%
35 y4
34%
*93%
21%
26
26%
108 >/4
215%
5%
44,300
13'%
53/4
53%
800
99
38
38
593/4
58%
593/8
26,100
28
21,800
27
125'%
27 '/a
lOl'A
423/4
5,700
43%
101
126
I,200
5,200
125
125
923%
93
93
29'%
50o
18%
293/4
18%
13,900
18%
183/4v
18%
183/4
18%
19
19'/a
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
191/4
19%
193%
6,400
19%
19
19
19%
14'%
153/a
41'A
15%
16
15%
16 3%
153/4
16
15%
411/4
15%
42%
42i%
423/4
433%
43%
44%
443/a
14'%
44'%
—No par
1
14%
*143/4
14'%
143/8
14%
14%
*133/4
11%
141/4
11%
11'%
11%
xl 1 %
11%
11%
11%
11 '%
45'%
113%
45'%
*44»%
453%
45
45
46
463/4
46'%
*3%
3%
*3%
33/4
33%
33/4
33/4
33/4
33/8
73/4
3V8
73/4
73/4
73/4
73%
73/4
*7%
73/4
*73%
73/4
41%
42%
41%
44%
433/4
98
98
443/a''
98
98
98
98
3
300
3
3
1,000
Utilities
Inc
Co
common
Co
*88
100
Co
Fair
common
convertible
Products
Inc
5
com
Tlmken
Toledo
Roller
Oil
Co
NEW
YORK
110'% Feb
23%
26
41
Jan
8% Jan
6
12
Jan
2
15% Mar
Twin
Coach
2%
*96
2%
26%
41%
2%
3
2%
26
26
26'%
41%
41»%
1,300
400
4,200
-.
520
400
,
300
II,600
26%
.500
40%
41
41
20%
20
20%
203%
20%
203%
203/4
20%
21i%
493%
50
7,000
493%
50
493%
503/4
50
50'%
50
501/4
10%
10 3%
10%
10%
7,700
103%
10%..
10%
10%
10%
10%
10,400
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
Sept
Sept. 8
Sept,
.
$ per share
$per share
HIGH
21'%
213%
21 %
23%
22%
23'%
27
27'%
14'%
143%
14'%
1053/4
106'%
*26'%
No par
common
STOCK
1
No par
EXCHANGE
'•/
.
-'/ /
.■: :
//
1
27
27
143%
14i%
14%
/
1053%
17%
17%
17%
20%
20'%
20 3%
10
10'%
10'%
*10
31
31
31
31
10%
10%
10'%
10%
9%
■'
1
Co
27'%
17%
•
...
:':■
23
1053% "1063%
/
6,900
Friday
,
Sales for
Sept. 14
$ per share
21'%
20 3%
CLOSED
5
Co
21%
22%
>
/
.
$ per share
21'%
23
Thursday
Sept 13
Sept. 12
$ per share
41%
PRICES
Wednesday
11
2
Corp
SALE
Tuesday
10
.
5
Inc
Century Fox Film com__No par
City Rap Transit com—No par
5%
conv
prior preferred
50
26
98
*253/4
26
403%
43%
900
9;300
;
B
preferred
27
23/4
26
STOCK
Coal
98
,
433/4
19%
20%
(The)
Airlines
Truax-Traer
98
41%
Par
$6
,.413/4
800
3
$ per share
World
413/4
26
EXCHANGE
2
.
45
'19 3/a
19'%
3,800
No par
Axle
Bearing
Edison
14%.
41%
No par
Associated
*19
10
preference
Water
Timken-Detroit
Jun
10
12'%
570
213/4
293/4
13
37'% Jan
19,600
13
12%
*555
21%
923/4
Apr
39% Nov 24
13%
123%
560
26y8
5
213/4
29%
39
2
12%
552
21
20th
f 12JA Jan
7,200
213/4
Twin
10
61 3%
91
18% Feb
19
61
293/4
13% Jan
133/4 Jan
61
89
243% Feb
473/4 Dec
61
29'%
26
39% July 14
103/4 July 17
263/4 Jan 13
3.900
61
88
28
22
*603%
29'%
25
13% Jun
400
27%
86'%
93/4 Jun
21
23'%
29%
Apr
17'% Jun
2
235/8
27
90%
6
93% Oct
23'%
23'%
273/4
293%
13
3
82,000
23%
29%
Pacific Ry
&
Textron
13'% Apr
4% Jan
100
24
*23
Trust—
Tri-Continental
30
4,600
21%
certificates
143/4 Sep
18
10
86
117'%
273%
24
28
540
98
845%
*1163%
28'%
*23
12%
540
2,800
5,800
4.lb-fa
Transue & Williams Steel
,29% Jan
123/8
570
23%
600
11%
*97
85
117'%
7,800
62'%
11%
98
84%
1173%
453/4
X62
11%
*97
833/4
*116 %
12%
25
98
84
117
x
62'%
13%
833%
No pa*
28% Aug
15
*97
62'%
xl
1163/4
23%
50
& Oil
3
102'% Jun
97
X273/4
117%
*117
18
No par
Texas
25'% Jan
18% July 17
8'A Jan
5
45'A
23y4
Transamerica Corp
2
26
95
44J/2
xl8%
25
Trans
10% Apr
*94
45%
283/4
Co
27% Feb
12
95
4,700
19 %
5,
22% Aug 14
ll3/8 Jun
*94
700
44%
443%
45 y4
3
23
110'% May 17
17'% Dec 29
8 3/8 July 13
104'/4 Jan.
3
443%
19
•
29
July
443/a
96
1,700
18 Ya
1
16'A Jan
20
*95
600
14
19%
...
19
13
443/4
453/8
96
23
common
30
Nov
44%
44%
*13 7%
100
Co
27
22
14
5,500
45%
10c
19% Dec
7
*13%
-
593/4
...
253/4 Dec
Jun
14
29%
California
Producing
Sulphur
share
Highest
$ per share.
13%
*95
STOCKS
Lowest
43%
23%
Corp
Pacific
Texas
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
433%
18
12.50
Corp
Pacific
$3.50
15
Year 1050
43'%
58 y4
(James)
Range for Previous
Lowest
*43
283/4
Corp
Texas Gulf
Tide
41% Sep
10
Jun
43»/2
18%
preferred—
—100
Thompson-Starrett Co com..No par
443% Nov
Dec
433/4
14
4,200
45
A%
Jan
4% Jan
201/4 Nov 24
33% July 14
9% Dec 18
433/4
18J%
Inc
Paper
Talcott Inc
$2.50
4
52'%
*173/4
Symington Gould Corp
Thermoid
1
*52'/4
-
1
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com__No par
$4 preferred
No par
11% Sep
95
6
22
12
44'/4 Sep
18'% Jhd
19
52'%
1
Sweets Co of America (.Tne)
Swift & Co..
;
46 'A Sep
Feb
52»%
18%
preferred
2
7
22 %
523/4
60%
Mar 13
31% Jun
223A
523/4
61
81/4 Jan
33% Apr
23%
53
13 %
45 Ya
16
433/4
96
23,700
153/4
153/4
22 s/s
60%
of
155%
15%
23
60%
Biscuits
3
40
44%
455/8
100
15%
29
13'% Aug
20 v
13%
45'A
*983/4
preferred
50
fThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
Thompson (J R)
15
7
16»/b Sep
/
43%
13%
455%
100
Thompson
233% Mar
28
53
*43%
No par
'Swift International Ltd
Sub
52%
451/4
*98 3/4
The
Aug 17
23'% Mar 7
July 18
14
Jan
12
30
161% July 19
43
303/4
Sep
52%
45%
100
543/4
22%
<
23%
4.40%
Texas
July 17
23
24
Sutherland
Texas
22%
*983/4
f
18
Co
Jan
15%
23
23'%
Gulf
453/4 Aug
15%
22%
45'A
100
29
Texas
105
45"%
*98 y4
23 3/4
Texas
7
44%
16
29
28
34% Mar
51,200
45%
100
23%
13
903/4 Mar 15
68%
29
593/4 Sep
29'% Apr
97'% Nov 25
6 7s/a
*23
Telautograph
39% Nov 24
69 s/8
1
Tennessee
2
69
25
23
25
18,200
21,700
693/8
1950—20
11
21
76%
68%
common
61/4 Jan
Feb
753%
69%
19
preferred
Corp
68 y8
preferred series A
conv 2nd pfd ser
14
635/e July 13
53
Oil
393% Sep
23'A Jan
Oct"l7
3
4%%
2
9
20% Feb
16
4
A
2
43% July
25
443/4 Jun
15 % Jan
8
10% May
2
12'% July
7'% Apr 18
25% Dec 29
3
Jan
40
'
10% Oct 25
3
11'% July 11
4'% Nov 30
17
109% Aug
9
13% Jan 18
15% Mar
4
5% Jan
26
13
Apr
40% Oct
3
18% July 13
79
28 V2 Aug
Class
69%
22%
Sunshine Mining Co
49
24 y8
54
76%
15%
No par
common..
9
10
54%
735%
1
preferred
Jan
17% Jan
543%
733/s
No par
17% Dec
115% July 10
54%
72%
*18%
•_-<
—
A
533/4
20
Corp comomn
series
Shares
543/4
No par
...
_
Corp
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
5
common
preference
Corp
Friday
Sept. 14
$ per share
723/4
*95
Corp
Webster
$ per share
713/4
15
& Co Inc
4
Thursday
Sept. 13
53%
100
—
Sept. 12
$ per share
*98 y4
CLOSED
5
common.
preferred
Stevens
EXCHANGE
No par
1
Inc..
14% Jun
24
20% Sep 28
23% Apr 27
55% Feb
3 Vs%
Stores
PRICES
Wednesday
72%
45%
50
L S
(The)
Bros
SALE
55 y8
69%
STOCK
1
preferred
39% Apr
15% Jan
Nov
16% July 5
16% July 13
25 V4 July 17
116% Oct
Co
18
27
93 y8 Dec
convertible
HIGH
Tuesday
54%
Spring common—_1
21% Apr 21
3
10% Jun
90
56% Feb
100
Ry Equip Mfg Co
....
72
10
Aug
.
$ per share
15 "
Oil
1
Jan
26% Mar
$ per share
AND
Sept. II
,
Sept. 10
25
Oil
July
50% July
48
Monday
Sept. 6
-
No par
of Indiana
Standard
2
9
20
Par
Standard
17
25
Jun
,
70% Sep
96% July 30
14
.Saturday
,
45% Sep
105% Mar
13
33% Mar 15
Aug 17
10
76% Aug
2
58% Jun
25% Jan
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
55 >% Sep
Mar 13
59
30
YORK
$ per share
$ per share
44
42 Ye Feb
NEW
the Week
$ per share
v
21 '/8
21%
21
213%
Shares
•
12,500
22%
22%
23%
21 Ya
26'%
26i%
300
14%
143%
141%
14%
48,800
106%
106
23'%
*26'%
„
107'%
107'%
1073%
1,080
7,900
17%
17%
17%
17%'
17'%
17"%
6,000
20'%
203%
203%
20%
20%
20%
31,500
103%
10'%
313/8
103%
31%
10 3/8
*31'%
10%
31%
31i%
31'%
560
10%
10%
10'%
10%
10'%
10'%
3,300
:
//
,
1,600
U
10
Feb
40'% July 17
110% Oct 30
96
Jan
103
Jan
24% May
24
35% Dec
2
81
Jun
27
50
Jan
11
9
105
105'% Jun
97'% Aug
84
May
50 'A Aug
8
102
29
96
96'% July 24
107
33% Apr
18
98
42
Sep
109'% Jan
Jun
4
29
Mar
15%
15%
15%
153%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
153%
2,200
55%
56
55%
563%
55%
553%
54%
553%
2,500
14%
133%
133%
13%
13%
133%
543%
13%
543%
14
13%
13%
No par
49'%
49%
49%
493%
493%
49%
493%
50%
49'%
49%
4,500
No par
63%
63%
64%
63%
64'%
63%
643%
63%
64'A
14,000
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser„No par
*110% 7111%
*110%
3
6
Union Bag & Paper Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
Mar 17
Jan
1
—No par
—,
Union
66% July 30
1121/4 Feb
2
30
Dec
11
7
10
3
Asbestos
Preferred
47% July 17
52
Feb
2
36
40
Jan
9
Union Tank Car Co
18
26'% July
1
United
112'% Jan - 2
5%
United
3
133/8 Jan
25
243% Dec
27
79'% July 11
24% July 17
103% Dec
28
112
33
18
Mar 20
•
Mar 29
1111% Sep
13
18% Dec 29
7% Mar 28
32 3/4 July 12
48
Dec
20
29
2
1013% July 9
22% Jan 10
993/4 Jan
•
29% Jan
6
41'% May
31
Apr
13
131
Apr
13
3
♦35
July 17
153/4 Aug 22
109
102
44'% Mar 13
Mar
3
Mar 13
4%
100
102%
Lines
Inc
preferred
United
Board
633/4 Sep
6
United
Carbon
Corp
Co
101
40%
104%
48'%
48'%
48'%
373%
373%
373%
32
323%
105'%
29%
30 >%
29%
128
32i%
•120
32»%
32'%
'105'%
10
*104%
107
/
*105%
105'%
613%
63%
*100
111%'
*971%
91
*90
102
101%
403%
41%
105 %
41%
106
*110%
100
106%
40%
105
60
111%
10o
91
20
320
101 Va
41
25,300
106%
6,300
483%
48%
37%
37%
37%
373%
37%
1,500
32%
32%
32%
323/4
17,800
*104%
105%
293%
104%
104%
31%
104
29 %
124
*105%
V
48%
28%
124
32%
32%
18
*90
31%
107
18
*97%
90%
900
37%
7
30
63
62%
48%
.
125
18'%
*173%
100
101
413%
1033%
323%
No par
& Carton
102
40»%
37 >%
'124
..100
90'%
103'%
'104'%
United Biscuit* of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
—-—..No par
31
*99'%
C
42
483%
♦
common___10
..—.—
102
*97'/2
90'%
32%
—No par
Corp common
5
convertible preferred—...100
Air
1103%
100
*89'%
1033%
41%
Aircraft
4'%%
1103%
*97'%
89%
*99'%
50
non-cumulative preferred—50
Jan
21
*97%
*89
No par
25
$4 series
Union Pacific RR Co common
30
110%
643%
1103%
No par
Union Oil of California
Aug 21
3
No par
series
$3.50
Dec
Jun
Co
series
$3.70
Preferred
Preferred
Rubber
&
54
106'% Jan
Dec
29
May 11
15
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
38
May 12
25% Jan 13
106
Jun
58
3
37% Dec
31
.
53 3% Mar 28
July 7
103'% Aug 18
99'% Aug 15
107'% Nov 28
30
Jan
473% Jan ' 2
114
30
90% Jan
553/4 Dec
13
*17%
62
32'%
107
18
62%
123%
-
,
32%
48 3%
29%
28%
•
124
120
323%
31%
483%
2,400
104
300
29%
27,200
123
4,500
321/4
*105%
107
*105 Ya
18
*17%
2,200
107
*17%
18
63
63
63
400
63 3A'
3,000
'
23
Jun
30
32
2% July 12
36% July 11
3
3% Jan
!
50
4
Sep 28
Jen
19
43% JUn
25
22
July 17
'4% May 31
12% Aug 21
78% Mar 3
16
Mar 29
25
39
18
12
18
13
8 3% May
July
50% July
14% July
22'% July
Oct
10
28% Jan
9
4%
43%
11%
*103%
11
103%
103%
10%
83
83
841/4
83»%
83'%
♦81'%
233%
X19
May 22
2
88
Apr 21
43%
513%
69%
United Paramount Theatres
23
Feb
9
29% Apr 16
22
Sep
14
13
24% Mar
124'
Feb
1
13
16
171'% May 29
123/4 May 24
58'% May 19
Jan
25
22% NOV 25
193/4 May 24
28% Jan
16
68% Dec
60
84 % Jan
16
185
19
70
Jan
„
26
Jan
17
1%
preferred——
Machinery com
4%% preferred.;
U S
Hoffman
U S Leather Co
Class A
conv
4%
10
103%
81
82
233%
23%
503%
503%
700
7,300
1,400
280
703%
69%
703%
70
71
70%
70
713/a
22'%
22%
22%
22 3%
223%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
283%
28%
28'%
28'%
4,200
15'%
15%
15%
15'%
16
15%
16'%
15%
16'%
21,000
21'% ,.21%
21%
15%
21'%
21'%
21%
21%
22
21%
22%
26,900
21
103
55'%
21 %
65%
103
213%
54%
•102
21'%
55'%
104
No par
U S Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co common
43%
10%
83
28%
1
1
$4.50 1st preferred
43%
23%
51%
713%
No par
No par
U S & Foreign Securities
28
1
Certificates of interest
603% Sep
1063% Peb
29
4%
50 3%
9
May 24
43%
51
14% Dec
29
22,800
■
51
22% Feb
20
May 24
104'% Jan
4
43%
'
4%
50'%
United Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc1
2
140
50i%
i
18
23,600
United Engineering 6c Foundry—..8
United Fruit Co
No par
183% Peb
Jun
43%
443%
23%
July 12
100
4%
443%
23%
13
36
4%
44%
23%
73% Feb
*35%
4%
44i%
23'%
2
37%
4%
44%
24%
59'% Jan
2
4
*44
23%
9
25
4
44%
8
54'% Jan
July
3%
44'%
United Electric Coal Cos.
64% Dec
For footnotes see page
preferred
3%
45
7
2
99
7%
V
243/4 Feb
46'A July
38% Apr
Mar
*35%
82%
12
12
189
36
1
-.100
69% Jan
24
'
36
10%
23% Jan
5
36
United Dye & Chemical-Corp com.l
42
Jun
*35%
123/a Jan 22
17% May 1
17% Jan 12
135
36
"
2
Jan
14 Ye
Nov
*35'%
—.—No par
93/4 Mar 26
'4
26% Jan
106% May 23
213% Oct 24
Fastener
3%
18
3
United-Carr
United
*443/4
18
Jan
6
5
Cig-Whelan Stores com..30c
19
24
181% July 19
8% Jan
3
8% Jan
2
Sep
4% Feb
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp
(Del)..—.
—_—1
29% Apr
16% Dec
14% Jun 30
90% July 26
4
20
36
49'% Feb 13
43/4 Jan 22
20% Nov 27
4
46% Jan
21
663% Nov
15% July 13
15% July 13
27% July 12
99
Sep
53% Oct
H'% Mar 30
18
3% Jun
3
58
•'
263% Jan
12
Mar
20%
20'%
20'%
20 3%
20
100
8
100
114'%
116 3%
1151%
116'%
*1733/4 180
15
*61
*173'%
180
21%
553%
102
20
115%
*1731%
21%
58%
102
20%
1163%
178
*51
21%
57%
*102
20%
116
*173'%
21%
21%
603%
103'%
59
103'%
4,700
23,900
22
59%
103'%
5,900
16,500
-
30
203%
20'%
1,700
117
115'%
1173%
6,300
178
.♦*173'%
20%
178
15%
16
16%
16%
-163%
17%
16'%
17
64
*61%
64
*61%
633%
*613%
633%
*613%
64
23'%
24%
24%
25%
25%
27%
70
72
74
75
763%
77
153%
common
No par
23%
24
23'%
preferred
No par
70
71
09%
23 5%
♦70
22.
f "
T«»
• !
9,600
45,300
2,400
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1014)
Monday, September 17, 1951
...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
-
$ per
Feb
18
«
29
Jun
17
27
7% Dec
29
8% Jan
9
7% Sep
34% July 13
49% Jan
10
36% July
5
68
3
7
43
10
20
S Playing Card Co
10
S Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A_——-100
3%%
preferred series B
100
Pipe & Foundry
5
U
23% July 12
38% Dec 29
33% May
42% Feb
8
U
88% July
97% Apr
11
89
96% Feb
14
Sep
10
,61
2
73% Aug
U
2
142% Feb
7
19
45
Mar 28
67% Sep
13
U 3 Smelting Ref & Min
65 %
77
July 17
6
11
Jun
Aug
100% Sep
37% Jan
3
52% Oct
6
126% Jan
18
143% Oct
0
.54% July 14
Jan 13
; 25%
-
Jan
4
18% Dec
27
139
21
29
3
May 21
38
28
9% Jun
43% Aug 27
7% Jan 26
13
3
89% July 27
96% Jan
24
3% July 23
4% Jan
22
Jan
9
27% Jun
22% Jun
29
9
24% Oct
18
4
6% Apr
17
Jan
9
22% Jan
17
July 28
160% Sep
12
x25
20% July 27
Jan 16
177
161
45
May 23
5
24% Dec
3
9
..
28% Feb
3
26
Jan
13%
2
July 24
17
•
4
Van
5
Van
70%
136
70%
71 %
137 %
4
19%
35%
35
136%
104
1,680
71
103%
103%
12,400
70%
71
137%
137
136%
730
135%
136
62%
64
63
64
64
65
64%
67'A
657/i
66%
9,000
62
62
62
62
62
62
61%
61%
'61%
61%
900
86,700
44%
44%
44
*144%
146
5%
5%
5%
20%
10%
10%
preferred—No par
£0%
90%
*88%
6%
45%
146'A
800
19%
5,700
19
41%
6%
-
6%
6%
6%
10%
10%
10%
*88%
3%
3%
4
3%
3%
3%
33/4
3%
4%
43,800
50
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
3,200
26%
26%
26%
26%
X25%
25%
*26
*26%
26%
400
1
27
26%
—1
3%
3%
3%
3 %
3%
3%
3%
27,200
preferred
Inc
162
100
Inc com
25%
26
162%
'
26
*25%
26
*161
25%
com.No par
3%
3%
3%
25%
25%
*25%
26
*160%
162
*158 %
162
162%
160%
160'/a
12%
12
12%
101%
Dec~29
96% Mar 22
.
11%
12
11%
12%
59
59 %
5
60
60%
60 %
60%
60%
*60%
60%
330
28%
1
.100
•
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
*28%
28%
2,800
39%
39%
40%
29,900
38%
38
36%
37%
37 Va
%
i
39%
40%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
17
17%
16%
17%
30%
30%
30%
30%
*30%
31%
31
31'A
31%
31%
900
10
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
5,500
24%
2,300
Inc
20 Va
>
24
24%
27
Jan
13
Vick
24'A
24
Jun
28
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
*110
114%
*110
114%
*110
114%
*110
113
*110
112
112
100
*110
112
*110
112
*110
115
*110
115
*110
115
25
112% July 11
-34% July 13
91% July
10% Jan
.
17% Sep
3
28
28
112% Jun
29
18% Jan
3
115
22
97% Sep
106% Dec 21
116% Feb
13
27% Jan
26
33% Dec
30
July 17
41
Jan > 5
29% Jun 29
25% Jun
7
x30% Oct
13
28
27
19%
•'
20
103% May
100
* 28
July~~7
46% Deo 30
37% Apr
July 17
22 % Sep
-17% Nov
6
31% Dec 14
36
35%'Feb
13
1
2
29% Apr 23
20
16% July
May 17
32
:
17%
17 Va
Xl33
133%
21%
21
114%
114%
114%
114%
*ii4%
*97 %
100
*97%
100
*101%
103
*101%
pfd
25
*43
46
Ry Co common
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
25
25
5
10
20
33
33%
28%
28%
*43 Va
43%
Coal
Iron
&
Coke
4%
6%
Aug 30
% Jan 12
Jan 20
7%
preferred
44%,
18%
18'A
18
r
*30
*32%
33%
28%
28%
44
44%
1,000
17%
17%
17%
2,400
*29 %
30%
*29%
30%
100
44
18%
18% ^
30%
18%
33 Va
33 Va
*28 Va
44%
30%
<-
31%
*30
31%
:.
20
220
46
44%
18%
32%
28 Va
44%
23%
43%
100
103
*43
*97%
28 Va
32%
28
33
32%
28 Va
.
170
*102
97%
102%
*43
46
6,600
~
115
46
97%
103
*43
46
*43
102%
100 v
*3 7 %
103
21%
21
*114%
114%
500
132
*130
21%
114%
115
38.000
,16%
16%
131%
21
21%
21
21%
*130
132
132
132
132
21
2,100
95
*93%
17%
16%
32%
30%
30%
95
*93%
17%
17%
.;
30%
30%
95
*93%
95
*93%
17%
30%
30%
30%
30%
95
103
preferred
Virginia
8
45
16%
common
24%
V-
.
100
Va
5
31% Mar
July 16
35% Jan 20
30%
*93%
dividend
$4.20
7
Mar 26
60
5
100
Chemical com—No par
preferred
6%
div par tic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—_10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
1
106% Jan
112% May 24
25
117% Aug
12
114% Sep
*103% May 26
3%%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2.50
preferred
Victor Chemical Works
11
22% Mar
Co
non-cumul
Va-Carolina
133% Aug 15
"
Chemical
5%
18
100% Jan
5
Mar 23
27
1,700
2.50
Co
5
Dec
29
Jan
79
50
32,100
2
11 % Dec
6% Jun
"16% July 27
300
12%
12
11%
9
104
July 12
*
100
3%
Jan
23% July
4
May
105
7,000
<91
*88
89 %
3,200
•
25%
105 % Jan
18
103
10
Jan
98
28% Oct
8
97% Mar
180
43
*42
10%
6%
10%
92"
*88%
92
44 Vs
145%
19
41%
10%
6
45%
146%
19
4
41
41
10%
:
,19%
19
:
145
144%
»•144%
%
44%
45%
44%
45
145%
*144%
"
x27% Jun
"
100
92%
*90
92 %
103%
103
135%
71%
135%
34%
*90
92'%
102%
$ per
share
*69 % *
.
35 %
*90
104
70%
'
72%
72
$ per
70
35
35%
92
102%
104
103
Corp of America—No par
Co
3,700
34%
*90
93
1
pfd—5
Tobacco
Norman
RaaJte
35%
36%
*91
Vertientes-Caniaguey Sugar Co„6%
21% Aug 3C
25
Jan
Vanadium
13
18'A Sep
33 % Feb
2
4,300
*69%
preferred-.25
Corp.—
preferred—,—
Utah Power & Light Co
40% Sep
July
69 %
70%
19'A
4 % %
10
69%
70 %
40%
Pictures Co
Universal
29
5
18% Dec 20
23
20% Jan
12% Sep
60 % Sep
30%
28
38% Sep
24% Feb
12% Jan
.
4
6,700
70
71:
Paper Inc common—_2
Leaf
40%
19
preferred—
26% Jan
Dec 26
16 % Dec
8%
40%
40%
Laboratories
Universal
Apr
21
51
34% Aug 10
14
Jan
27
27
40%
19%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
170% Jan
40%
40
41%
convertible
4%
40%
39%
19%
convertible
Universal
19%
7%
*40%
Stockyards
Jun
8% Jun
Sep 27
61% Jan 27
12
7% July 10
20% Feb
.
8
*7%
common——No par
non-cumulative
7%
United
$6
5% Jan
27% Jan
3
L.
19%
7%
14,800
*7%
35%
CLOSED
No par
-—100
common
Co
United Wall
27% Feb
2% May 15
24
8
Jan
Tobacco
S
—
Corp
preferred
18%
7%
S per share
39%
50
50
com
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d
17
26
2% Dec
.
Feb
Jan
22% Nov
15
U
27
5% Jun
4% Apr 24
100
3
2% July 17
7%
19
20% Mar 20
18% Jan
preferred
Steel
S
153% Jan
1st preferred
Shares
18%
*7%
8
EXCHANGE
10
100
common
non-cum
1%
U
30
47% Jan
12
S Rubber Co
B%
8
67 % Mar
3
37% Jun
11% Apr
19
Dec
9
57% July
141% Jun
44% May 19
6% Oct 28
July 3
5% Jan 26
91% May
Feb
22
40
-
68% Mar 8
42% Dec 29
151% Nov 20
104
6
Jan;
128% July
62% Not 19
33% Mar 31
84% Mar
Aug 10
share
18%
7%
40
STOCK
Sales for
the Week
18%
7%
.
Sept. 18
18%
$ per share
70
Co
Friday
Sept. 14
Thursday
Sept. 12
39%
preferred—
4%%
U S
29
Jan
common—
r
18%
18%
*7%
Co
PRICES
Wednesday
'
$ per share
1
Lines
S
U
16
8% Jan 12
20% Feb
14% Jun
SALE
Sept. 11
Sept. 10
$ per share
Par
t per share
0 per share
S per chare
Sept. 8
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
share
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
-
-
,
1,300
-
1,600
w
65
Dec 28
14% Jan 10
32
Feb
4
Apr 24
48
Jun 26
12
26% Dec
6
Jan
13
31
Wabash
11% July 31
27
Jun 29
13
Waldorf
*29% Feb
13
Nov 24
45% May 24
56% Feb
9
8% Jan
Sep
8
27%
27%
27%
,\r- 27%
27%
51%
52%
51%
52%
52%
53%
10%
10%
10%
10%
Ward
19% Aug 20
Warner-Hudnut
5
43% Jan 23
Jun
26
Jun 29
25%
25%
30
17% Dec
29
15% July
2
19% Jan
31
Jan
11
20% Aug 22
25% Feb
5
Wayne
11% July 13
Jun 27
5
17% Mar 16
18% Feb
13
Wayne
8
Sep 26
13% July 10
7% Jan
2
13
83% Feb 28
Jun 27
19
34
Dec 28
18 Va Apr
Tobacco
Webster
Inc
9 % Feb
5
36% Jan
29
Wesson
May 14
89% Feb
15
$4
35% Dec 28
30
Mar 14
40% July 13
30 1 Jan 27
29% Feb 26
West
Penr.
Electric
West
Penn
Power
20 Va
July 25
27
27% Dec 28
15
Jan
27% Dec
28
26
114% Jun
13
104% Oct
14
109% Feb
7
104
95
104% Oct
4
17
23
Feb
14
4.20%
22
107% Feb
2
15% July 30
18% Dec 21
20% Feb
13
78
July 19
Dec
27
Nov
15
106
27
18
32%
32%
30%
3U"/B
U1V4
30 Va
'31 %
30 %
25%
26
25%
25%
*25%
26
18%
18%
32%
31%
,
23%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
8%
4
15%
9
9
•
31%
31%
31%
85%
85%
85
85%
37%
:V:;
31%
86%
38%
37%
38%
38
38%
37%
38
7,200
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
25%
8,900
28 Va
7,000
109 Va
150
25%
26%
25%
28%
28%
110%
*109%
110%
10
B_
100
*103'
104%
*103
104%
102
*102%
103%
91
*89
LOW
STOCK
:".'V
Saturday
Sept. 8
28%
*109%
110%
104%
*103
104%
*103
*102%
•
103%
*102%
103 %
*102%
',
*89
16%
HIGH
SALE
;
,
V
91
r,
*106%
Sept. 11
810
104
%
16%.
Tuesday
Sept. 10
2,100
.'r
104%
108
AND
Monday
'■'r-SJ/j
28%
28%
110
*103
; 91%
*lOo %
108.:
28% /
X28%
29
16% : 16%
16%
-
8,000
"
31%
85%
28%
91
9
x31%
*109%
*106 Va
700
3,000
9
32%
100
16%
15%
85'A
No par
102
9
9
23
15%
15%
900
4,800
18%
23
31%
■
pfd
series
18%
'
23%
15%
9
8%
9-
-
*23
19,300
85
32%
85%
25%
2,500
31
25%
18
1 37% ',38
2,400
34%
32%
32%
30 Va
23%
EXCHANGE
-VVv;: Highest
Lowest
Highest
17%
17%
STOCKS
•NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
18 V*
22%
preferred series C_ .—100
West Virginia Coal & Coke5
West Vi Pulp & Paper com.. .No par
—100
4-%% preferred
7
Feb
111
8
Aug
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
95% Aug
Mar 14
75
111
44% July 14
Jun
18
18%
1
Co
4%%
preferred
1-7%
17%
4.10%
107
Aug 20
260
Xl7%
*100
100
25%
*32
'V
2,500
18%
18%
19
1,600
33,000
22%
32
11,200
14%
22%
85%
13,500
11
101%
18'/a
No par
54%
14%
22%
comi—2.50
preferred-
Indies
West
112% Jan
106% July 23
109% Mar 24
12% Apr
24
-
Snowdrift
53%
,107/a
14%
17%
:-v
'
14%
100
5
Sugar Ccrp
West Kentucky Coal Co
Oil &
18%
-
14%
1
29% July 18
convertible
18'A
11
28
14%
5
Knitting Mills
Pump Co
84
Dec
107
1
25
88 % Sep
21% July 13
110
17%
18
Inc
32%
12% Jun
24% Jan
19
300
1,100
27%
53%
10%
59%
12%
*59
*12%
27%
53%
100
'■31%
8
24
xl9
xioo
14%
17%
27% Jun
July 13
19%
101 Va
14%
30%
28
7
Mar
19%
*100%
14%
32%
24% Jan
27
19%
100'A
14%
1
6
21
23% May 25
19%
100%
.No par
Foundry & Pipe
Petroleum Corp
3
Washington Gas Light Co.. .No par
5
Waukesha Motor Co
;i,
29 7A Dec
18
1
Warren
38% Feb
14
27%
<
,
.
12%
12%
-
11
5
Pictures—
Warren
July 18
34% Feb
11
100
Baking Co common...
preferred.
Bros
12%
*12%
1
5% %
Warner
28
12%
27%
No par
60
*58%
58%
12%
No par
25
16 Va Jun
12%
—2.50
12
Jun
59
12%
.No par
Co
14% Aug 17
104
11% Mar 28
58%
*58% "60
59
100
,
—
15% Feb
24 y8
4%%
Walworth
9
21% Feb 23
May 17
99
19
16% Jan 24
RR
preferred
System
Walgreen Co
;
Walker (Hiram) G & W
11% May
4
17 Va July 27
20% Nov 24
106
16
Dec
11
7
13% Feb
9% Dec 28
14% July 14
Jan
71% Feb
53
6% July 13
97
54% Jun 25
17
*106%
"
17%
17%
*106%
—
20
3.900
91
91
90%
108
—
.V
1,100
108
PRICES
Friday
Sales for
Sept. 14
the Week
Thursday
Wednesday
Sept. 13
Sept. 12
i,;:>
17%
90%
,..
108
109 Va
'
37% July 26
$ per share
11% Jan
$ per share
$ per share
13% Dec 28
$ per share
7% Jun 26
Apr
16
15
51% Apr 25
23"% Dec 28
40% Jan
10
50% Sep
5
18
Jun
29
29% Feb 26
27
3
41% [Dec
22
34
Jun
28
49% Mar
3
55
Dec
29
46 % May
64% Jun 27
89
Oct
24
84% July
24
9
19% Jan
13
44
Dec
1
32% Jun
28
Jun
23
24% July
34% Jan
102% Sep
13
22
36
105% Feb
18
97
22% Feb
16
34% Dec
12
28
Jan
29%~July
112
Feb
30 % Nov
29
Jan
129
20
Dec
35% Dec
28
2
57% Sep
14
24
47% Feb
13
Preferred
36% July 31
10
12%
3.80% preferred series B
L100
Weston Electric Instrument—..12.50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com——No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The SS)
20
White Motor Co
1
White Sewing Machine com
1
Prior preference
-—20
Wilcox Oil Co
2
May
3
104% Feb
7
39
Sep
14
8
126
Jan
19
6
28
43% Sep
94
Oct
19
84% Jun
25
94
Feb
27
29% Jan
26
38% Sep
28% Dec
27
25% July
19
25% Nov
2
35% Nov 22
-12% Feb
15
5% Jan
3
17 y8 May 26
ll7/s Dec 29
49% May
5
70% Dec
30
24
5
31% May 4
23 % Mar 19
16% Aug
12
12
Jun
27
16
Oct
77% Jan
5
91
"
6
34% Mar 22
15% Jan
12
21
Apr 30
2
12
Jan
2
3
75
Feb
9
26
7% July
66% July
Sep 22
Jun
28
15 % Jan
76% Jun
28
87% Feb
4
5
13% Dec 30
12% Jan
25
17
Apr
18
22% Feb 25
9% July 11
167/a July 13
137
2
Mar 27
17% Jan
4
142
Jun
13
32% Jan
10
45% Sep
15
42% Dec
16
51:
Feb
3
41% Jun
>6% July 12
26
Dec
29
"23% Jun
69
July 18
77
Sep 22
75% Jan
74
Jan
4
95% Dec 29
90
25
79
July
3
70
July 26
21% Aug 17
July 18
129% July 11
140% Jan
10
3
29
54% Sep
46 % Feb
5
5
25
29% Sep
25
84 Va Mar
6
12
Jan
45
_
Woodward
(F
W)
Worthington Pump &
i0% Feb
98% Dec
16
16
Jun
69%
Jan
9% July
July
24% July
47% Oct
11% Jan
36
13
38
13
2
14
21
98
Jan
6
9
17
.
,
21% Jan
36% Jan 29
48
11
17% Jun
Jan
38% Jan
2
10
17
37% Oct
20
30% Jan
2
53% Oct
6
45 Va Jun
25
3
19% Oct
10
15% July
i
~
14%
14%
5,000
3.800
49%
49%
49
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
21%
.
p*
21 %
?*3/4
«"%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*36
37
36%
36%
37
55%
54%
55
54
55
55
56%
56 %
88%
89%
90
91%
91%
92%
94
93%
43%
*36%
37%
42%
42
26%
27%
26%
27%
40%
40 %
40%
40%
40%
i
99%
9j %
99
99
r-
36
V;
42
2G%
33%
•r
44%
2£ %
.'
36
36%
37%
99
99 Va
35%
*126
36
126
43%
4:%
88%
89
;
*126
42%
42%
42%
,
...
'
15,300
42%
42,%
26%
26%
27%
10.600
40%
39%
40%
46,600
99
99%
37%
'
27%
39%
37%
*126
>
98%.
99
37 %
39
1,800
4,100
L_
*126
43%
43
43%
88%
88%
*88%
89
88%
88%
88%
38%
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54
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54
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50
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44 Va
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29
77 Va
77%
4,700
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43%
Machinery
28%
——No par
preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series...100
Wright
Aeronautical
-No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)——No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
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29%
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
29
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Prior
78
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•
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79
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105
105
98
97
97
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98
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73%
74
74
74%
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15
15%
15
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106
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106
98
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Dec
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12% July.
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108
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89% Apr 13
21% Dec 18
CLOSED
10
10
Co—
Shares
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54
''
5
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EXCHANGE
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A——No par
Wilson & Co Inc common.'..No par
$4.25 preferred
1
No par
Wilson-Jones Co„——
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6%
preferred—
:——-100
Woolworth
-
37
Air Brake
Westinghouse
41
18% Dec
STOCK
$ per share
14%
$ per share
14%
43%
•'47%
Westinghouse Electric com
3
33% Jan
••
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Teleg cl A——No par
Western Union
28% July 30
2
33% Jun
V-V:°<
14%
14%
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14%
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$ per share
14
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series
41
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15% Feb
8
81
Par
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;
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Western Auto Supply Co
10
Western Maryland Ry com
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6
30% July
125
Feb
6
6
94% Jan
22
Jun
'
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Western Air Lines
18
12% July
July
'
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2
2
Aug 17
14
Jun
14
38% Feb
26
59'A Feb
2
48
19% Jan 17
46
23
1
4%% convertible preferred——50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
Yale
&
York
Towne
Corp
Mfg Co
46%
13%
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43%
44%
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37
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36%
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2.900
52%
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52%
52%
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headed
Figures
Range for Treviens
101.30 8ep
107
11
Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
101.30 Sep
13
111.10 May
NEW
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.
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108.4- May
■
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,
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109.8
May
one
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Sept. 8
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Wednesday
Sept. 12
High
Low
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1956-1959
2%s
SALE
Sept. 11
Low
:_v—__1955-1960
2%s
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 10
High
»
AND
Monday
1951-1955
Treasury
the month when the bonds mature.
case
more
LOW
BONDS
STOCK
Exchange
YEARLY
-
Indicate In each
EXCHANGE
Treasury
Treasury
May 10
109.9
9
YORK
"Interact Period"
decimal point represent
GOVERNMENT
Year 1950
Lowest
after
WEEKLY
■
Low
High
"100
Thursday
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•
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.
,
July 16
100.4
Apr*
9
'
183.19
Apr~25
182.14 Apr
102.19 Apr
25
1
25
102.14 Apr
25
100.24
Nov'ii
100.29
Sep~l5
97.17 Apr
100.25
Oct"iI
102.23
Feb~24.
97.14
18
Apr"! 8
98.7
100.21
Apr
103.2
22
13
Jan" 16
15
103.9
103.2
{Treasury
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July 16
100.29 Aug 11
Jan
100.31
July 28
—
100.19 Mar
—
1
•105.24
105.30
•105.24
105.30
•105.24
105.30
*105.24
105.30
•107.6
107.14
•107.6
107.14
*107.6
107.14
*107,6
107.14
109.16
•109.6
109.14
♦109.6
109.14
*109.6
109.14
111.12
•111.6
*109.6
109.14
111.14
•111.4
111.12
•In.4
111.12
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111.12
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101.14
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101.1J
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101.13
♦102.4
102.8
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-
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8
97.8
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97
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99.9
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102.6
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101.14
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98.31
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98.24
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100.12
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100.12
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100.12
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100.12
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100.11
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100.11
1954-1956
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103.12
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103.12
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101.4
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100.6
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100.6
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100.5
1952-1954
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100.5
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100.7
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100.7
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101.28 Jan
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101.14
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International
102.6
•101.12
1964-1969
Treasury 2s—.
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Treasury 2 s
—
100.19 Mar
CLOSED
1964-1969
Treasury 2y«s__
Treasury -2y4s
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Treasury 2y4s
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102.18 Feb
100.21 Dec
July 16
EXCHANGE
Treasury 2%s
-1965-1970
Treasury 21/aS_^__i
1966-1971
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—Jun 1967-1072
Treasury 2V2s__
—Sep 1967-1972
—Dec 1967-1972
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1956-1958
1962-1967
—Dec
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15 1957
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97.16
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97.16
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97.16
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97.16
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15 1958
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97
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97
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97
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97
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96
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96
15 1960
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95
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15 1961
*92
94
*92
*91
93
*91
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96.24 Mar 23
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96.24 Mar 23
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asked
price.
sales
transacted
this
day.
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1951-55, called
«
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.
,
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15 1962
15,
1951, at
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100.16
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1951-53, called
on
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Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
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96
SEPTEMBER
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Aeked
High
City
Bonds
Sold
Low
Corporate Stock
1980
.—June-Deo
110
A
110 A 111%
27
10582
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96
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96
95
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95
♦93
95
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94
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94
93
;
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93
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93
*91
Dec
15,
1951
at
par.
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a
lot
*•
transaction,
Interest
Week's
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
3%s
series
Nd.
9
June-Dec
*76%
series
No.
10
June-Dec
series
No.
11
June-Dec
*77%
3%s
series
No.
12
June-Dec
76%
series
No.
13
-June-Dec
3%s
series
No.
14
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No.
15_
series
No.
16
76%
June-Dec
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3%s
series
No.
June-Dec
17—
series
No.
18
3%s
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June-Dec
——
76
73
76'/a
73
78
72%
77 y4
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78
2-2300
120
19
76 %
20
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78%
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21
June-Dec
•81%
series
No.
22
June-Dec
79%
series No.
23
June-Dec
series
24~l
June-Dec
3%s
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
series
No.
June-Dec
-—June-Dec
26
3%s
Teletype
27
NY
3%s
series
No.
28
3%s
1-1693
series
No.
29
series
No.
30—
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Government
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1948
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1978
1945.-Jan-July
1945—Jan-July
1957_April-Oct
1957_April-Oct
1957_April-Oct
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86
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v
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series
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series
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1957
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11
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52
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92 y4
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103
103
1
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April-Oct
1957—April-Oct
95
75%
102
41%
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2%s
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30-yr 3s s f $ bonds. 1978-Jan-July
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Jan-July
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1961
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1961
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—
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92%
108
'109% 111%
April-Oct
June-Dec
page 27
78
74
101%
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10
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„
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——__
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see
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^
3%A«eries No,
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102
99 %
95
June-Dec
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101% 101%
101%
5 A 7s
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1979—
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External dollar bonds of 1944
(Plan B) —
3%s series No. 1_
June-Dec
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J
73
—
99
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59%
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94%
to
funding bonds
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76%
—
99
*
92%
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June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
r
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
June-Dec
%%
80
10
tAChlle
41%
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June-Dec
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77%
23
57%
57%
59%
_Jan-July
due
77 y4
72%
.
80
99%
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55%
59%
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(interest
1978——
June-Dec
1S26
72
75%
—
—
99%
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June-£>ec
8s
74%
99%
-
to-Plan
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78
74%
99%
94
June-Dec
external
pursuant
reduced
72%
(City) sinking fund 5s 1957—Mar-Sept
fund gold 5s 1958
—Feb-Aug
59%
Feb-Auy
sinking fund 7s 1955
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.Tfj.
79%
76 y2
—
76%
89
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'
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:
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73
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54%
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81
86
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Canada
.
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Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Colombia)—
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.
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*76%
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75
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76%
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series
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78
78
75
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73%
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76
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72 y4
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series
76%
85
79
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June-Dec
80
76%
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—
High
73
3%s
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Low
—
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—
3%s
New York
Jan. I
No.
*76%
3%s
Members
Range Since
Sold
*76%
3%s
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93
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•
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99
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v
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95
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100.16
Friday
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J*
100.16
Week's Range
Last
Low
New York
FOR WEEK ENDED
*99
94
.
-
BONDS
13,000
97
15 1959
2s serials of '50 due Feb
2s serials of '50 due Feb
•
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2s serials of '50 due Feb
2s serials of'50 due Feb
,*
25,000
98
101
101
*100
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2s serials of '50 due Feb
--
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1960-1965
—,
the Week
Low
'105.24
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Treasury 2J/as
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vas
Treasury 2'/as
—
98.20
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'107.8
I
—
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 14
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Sept. 13
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.
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
or
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jane-Dec
*53%
April-Oct
April-Oct
1962——May-Nov
*53%
1962—*———May-Nov
*38%
Mar-Sepl
*53%
Mar-Sept
*38%
1957—
1961-
assented
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Municipal
Consol
A 7s
assented
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1960
—
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1960
7s
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*53%
*5
June-Dec
1951
5s
*38%
1961
6s
1961
sinking fund 6s
AGuaranteed
A6s
fund
sinking
assented
A6s
1961
6%s
fund
Ai%s assented
^Guaranteed
*53%
*38%'
assented
A6%s
ASlnking
Tune-Dec
1957
Bank 6%s
Mortgage
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
14
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Range Since
Low
No.
Hi'jh
BONDS
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid 8c Asked
Low
IkChlle
WEEK
Week's Range
Friday
38'4.
—
50
53
—
36
Rio Grande do Sul
38%,
38%
7%
4%
High
'
ASao Paulo
35%
6V2
Low
'
53%
.
June-Dec
—
41
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(City) 8s 1052
55
38%
--
40
ARome
51
Jan. I
}
No.
*55
May-Noo
*38%
53%
7s
Range Since
Sold
—
1966
1967 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest veduced to 2.25% ) 2004.
38 J4,
50
—
due
1926
Bonds
High
40
35%
—
Friday's
*38%
50
—
or
Bid 8c Asked
Sale Price
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reduced to 2.25%) 2004
June-Dec
37%
51%
35%
55
(8tate of)—(Cont)
external loan of
A7s
53%
__
Last
.
Low
52%
37
—
Period
High
51
—
—
Interest
'
New York Stock Exchange
39 y4
46%
...
64
75;
,
75
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
A6%s
63
^.May-Nov
2001
2.375%)
to
;
58
62
70
72
55
62
61%
*70
sinking fund 1957— _May-Nov
secured
extl
70
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
Colombia
reduced
(Republic of)—
A6s
of
1928
Oct
A6s
of
1927
Jan
1961
♦94%
April-Oct
Jon-July
L
1961—
3s ext
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
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April-Oct
jASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Nou
IASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
June-Dec
25-year gold 4%s 1953
May-Nov
ACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
May-Now
Cuba (Republic of) 4'/2s external 1977
June-Dec
'
—
88
—
95
51
51%
92
88
-
1
95
95
48%
52%
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56
56
*56
51%
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56
56
56
'
66
69%
8
60%
2
30%
110%
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—
reduced
40%
29
79
to
2.5%)
41%
Jan-July
External
SI
113
A0s
2.25% )
2004—
dollar loan
external
1968
e^tl
(Republic
,*46
97%
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41% '
37ya
'
41%
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97
97%
79
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2
—
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10
,
80
58
48
6
1944—
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1950
85
85
13
83
1
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—May-Nov
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1964_
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_
3%,
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f
s
due
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to
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f
s
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f
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29%
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,__June-Dec
67
67
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59
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73
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55
40
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..May-Nov
1957—April-Oct
1965—'—
96
94%
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84 y8
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50
56
68
46%
9%
2
55
2
38%
41%
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of
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9
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due
1954
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13
13%
16
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17
14 y4
15
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v
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20
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15%
14%
'
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of)
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to
2.125%) 2008
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^May-Nou
■orway (Kingdom of) 4y2s 1956
—Mar-Sept
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4y4s 1965
—.April-Oct
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1963
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reduced
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s
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10
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1
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72
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95%
95
98%
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v
96
.
stamped pursuant
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to
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pursuant
reduced
to
reduced
to.
do
2%)
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to
of
1921
external
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012._T„
For footnotes
see
page
27
105
77%
85%
:
97
;36
98%
89
54
96
96%
62
96%
97%
92%
92%
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•
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99%
98%
93
99%
96 •••'■
98%
98%
98%
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101%
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101%
100%
123 y4
96
98 %
103
101% 101%
40
97%
104%
3%s
88
85
91
96
90
96
A
123%
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May-Nov
112%
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&
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mortgage
4s
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1964
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1952—Mar-Sept
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mortgage.
series A
5%
series
1975—-April-Oct
July
B
fixed
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40
39 y2
40
49%
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—
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101
18
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103
51
103
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1
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—
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40
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12
7%
10
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lien
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34%
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37%
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3
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42
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—
and
ref
Aroostook
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series
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66 y4
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66%
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85
85%
22
83
94 v
61%
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85
85%
31
78 %
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81
mortgage
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mortgage
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mortgage 3s
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series I
81
87
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-
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87
3
91
76
,
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1961_May-Nov
113%
,
1
4
113% 113%
82
4
V
110
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debs
95%
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96
96
4
95%
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1976—_—May-Noy
Jan-July
1979—
1981—.
series K
97%
7
93 %
101%
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101 y4
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:_lMar-Sept
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98 y4
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103 J/4
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■
99
991/4
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104 ya
98
100
RR—
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mortgage
series
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mortgage
5s
'..Mar-Sept
May-Nov
First mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961April-Oct
First mortgage 4s series RR I960—___-Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July 1970—May-Nou
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
_lApril-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969._Mar-Sepl
General mortgage
2%s 1976—.
—Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s 1980—;
Jan-July
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971
—Jan-July
Buffalo
81%
81
81%
"
Corp—
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&
82%
67
72%
72 y2
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—
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88%
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93%
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2010—,,
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71%
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71%
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36%
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-
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96%
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^ -
92%
-
contingent interest) July 1975_April-Oct
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fixed and 3% contingent interest) —
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6%
—
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1996——
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20
104
104% 105
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—
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98
96
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39 '/2
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96%
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40 y4
—
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1
31%
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—
126
111%
101 % 101 %
..April-Oct
March
39%
13
107%
483
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40
7%
121 y8
92%
97%
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1966_
5s
101%
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19
1963—
99 y»
93 %
102
18
97%
due
39 V*
9%
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;
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,
debenture
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114% 115%
June-Dec
—
1959-—
1995
4s
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51%
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3
96
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1946
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of)—
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reduced to 2.5%)
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82%
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99%
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2006
2012_
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loan
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1953
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27
77%
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Bethlehem
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pursuant
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.
99
*8%
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1946—April-Oct
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secured
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101
COMPANIES
INDUSTRIAL
96
convertible
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39%
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de Janeiio
Grande
AND
—
debentures
Stamped
94%
39%
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«./(in^est .reduced t0 2-375%)
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1
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line
100
39%
39%
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98
96'/2
24
36%
95 V2
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1947_ZAprll-oct
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iARio
83
83
—June-Dec
—Feb-Auy
*
1971
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Alegre
1961
7%
99%
90
3
*50
series
______
91
52 y4
34%
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fund 7s
^S?/mal assented fund
sinking
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6s
10
93%
67
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98%
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69%
-
99
99%
■
99%
98%
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36%
49
--
37%
99
99
^Mar-Scul
1958—*
90
3
*8%
1966—_June-Dec
debentures
debentures
(interest
2008___
?epUbliCfi0f) f exterual
loan extl
6s 1st
A4'/2s
Mio
—
99%
'
I960—June-Dec
f loan extl s f 6s 2nd series 1961—April-Oct
•Applaud (Republic of) gold 6s
1940—April-Oct
8s
51
35
37%
92%
92%
--
_
Porto
64%
49
—
—
*36%
loan
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
92%
22
97%
—Feb-Aug
Series
Joan
(30-yr) .1953
-*Mar-Sept
(30-yr) 1958____„
May-JVou
(City) sinking fund 4%s
1955..,.._April-Oct
lAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947
ANat
47
1
17%
Development Co Ltd—
extl
A5»/2S
24
98
;
Gen
ex'l sinking fund 6%s
1959—Mar-Sepf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
A6s
64%
*51
ASecured
sinking fund external 1957
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s
99%
J
„
100% 101
1982—__—________—Aprib-OCt
debentures
.
Atlantic
3%$
92
—
..Jan-July
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
1st mortgage 4s (reg only)
1960-1
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
17%
15%
17%
—
sinking fund 6%s 1958—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008Mar-Sepl
reduced
16%
.
__
64%
.....April-Oct
1952„
94%
49
9
43%
99 y4
..Feb-Aug
—
1961————
1975
debentures"
General
1963—jan-JuZy
*17%
Oriental
—_
1986—
Atchison Topeka &
Afiecured extl
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91
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1945.
11
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65
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76
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s
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'
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1952, thereafter
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-
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—May-Nov
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gen
85
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&
42
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97%
—April-Oct
f dollar bonds Jan 1
s
—
*__
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to
A7s series B secured external
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1942
1962—
61 %
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to
reduced
to
1955—:
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gold
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gold
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62
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(Dept of)—
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series II
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80
8
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.
.
,
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—
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...
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
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v
105
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102
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107
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106
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101%
'
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24
95
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1981__Jan-July
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92%
—
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144
100% 100%
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•
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1976
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first
105%
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'
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102%
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100 %
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refunding 4s series B 1975
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Collateral trust 3%s 1968
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—ApriZ-Oct
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99
94%
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M
94%
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and
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97
94
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ref
3y4s
>60
96 %
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Co
95%
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100%
102%
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1st
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102
refund
mortgage 4'/2s 1954
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conv
1 y
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105%
v
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97
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99% ;■'*
99
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1976
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95
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76
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116%
78
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93
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101%
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utilities Corp—
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1999
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93
70%
99
Feb-Aug
ser
and
101%
90%
—
,
mtge 23/4s
&
105%
92%
H
1970—.May^epf
1955—Feb-Aug"
refund
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110
1953—Mar-Sept
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conv
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'
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98
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:
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5
•
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95
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1
97 %
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102
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4
96%
92%
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....Mar-Sept
105%
9
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1961—April-Oct
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?
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68%
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103 '•?;
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1975
B
debentures
Conn River
111%
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110
,'32
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63
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1965
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101%
94
84%
1977—Jan-July
1991.Jan-July
1986
fund debentures
debentures 1999
f
June-Dec
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
I
94 %
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sinking
f
98
74%
Feb-Aug
1965
Erie
A
June-Dec
trust 4s 1990—May-No»,
First mortgage 3s series L 1977
First mortgage 3s series N 1978
s
103%
26
101% 101%
*96%
Va & Georgia div first 5s 1956 May-No»
Edison El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s
1995_Jan-July
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3y4s 1970
Mar-Sept
r
101%
June-Dec
Columbus & Toledo first external
Commonwealth Edison Co—
23/4s
96
1
81%
April-Oct
1980—^
Great Northern Ry Co—
General 5V2s series B 1952
93%
95 %
June-Dec
3s debenutres series A
3s
81
.Feb-Aug
debentures
106
102
P-
95%
Iron Corp—
mortgages and coll trust 4s 1964—ApriZ-Oct
Columbia Gas System Inc—
debentures
100% 100%
98
Jan-July
june-Dec
1982—May-Sept
J 1985..—Mar-Sept
100
'•
;
98%
98
First
3s
81%
-
2%s
2%s
mortgage
97
101%
fixed
Colorado Fuel &
Columbus & South
100%
—April
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
1st mortgage 2%s'1979—
1st
'
94%
Y
—
income-debentures 1969
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965
99%
June-Dec
1961
<Cleveland Short Line first
gtd 4>/2s
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4 Vis
97
*96
.
102
3 /,
\::-V 1
96%
1985
1st
,
—
97%-
1982
.
fixed
103 ->
101%
98%
96%
Illuminating 3s 1970
3s
98%
*100
June-Dec
1966
4s
mortgage
(3%
2018
series
2.35s
105%
89
96%
103% 103%
1969—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
'an-July
E
First
II
*97
*74
Chemical
88%
78
98
1977-June-Dec
General
Cincinnati Wab
Cleveland Electric
3s
78
...
RR—
contingent interest)
Edison
76%
*100%
1979—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1980
Western
75%
May-Nov
85
-
100 >
100% 100%
Jan-July
Refunding and impt 4y2s series
,
88
82
94%
100
75 %
71%
102% 102%
*99% 100%
-Jan-July
1993—
St Louis Division first coll
v.
77
74 y4
71
77%
71%
95
'
—.
99%
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71%
Jan-July
1963
debentures
B
&
79%
89
April-Oct
——
87 V*
Jan-July
Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis
Ry—
General gdld 4s 1993—
;v
2%s
interest)
General Foods Corp
City Investing Co 4s debentures
,
1985
B
ser
Second gold 4s 1995
June-Dec
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4y2s 1961.',
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
1976_Mar-Sept
' 104%
46
Jan-July
First mortgage 23/4s series G 1974
C I T Financial
Corp 2%s 1959
series
99
68
12
80
*87
May-Nov
*76
101
?
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1999—April
1980
First mortgage 27/8s 1978—
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
First mortgage gtd 3%3 series
5s
82%
5
71%
79%
80
June-Deo
70%
97
77%
64%
60%
53%
•'.tl'
99%
76
Indiana conv 4s 1952
Jan-July
refunding 4y4s series D 1962_Mar-Sepf
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 23/4s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
General
102%
101
■
3y8s series F 1963
Fuel
May-Nov
1985
El Paso & Sbuthwestern first 5s
98
13
65%
60
76
and
Sc
98%
95
90
71%
East Tenn
95%
130
117
—
*96
Chicago & Western
City Ice
*87
A
,
Chicago Union Station—
Cities Service Co 3s
3
40
100%
98
76%
3.,
89% *
65%
Chicago St Louis & New OrleansMemphis Division 1st gold 4s 1951
June-Dec
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and
refunding mtge 2%-4%s 1994_Jan-July
■'/ Income 23/4-4y4s 1994
Jan-July
/
101%
100
>'
.
mortgage conv inc 4y2s Jan
First mortgage 3s series B 1989
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
First
2042
convertible debentures 1958—
Detroit & Mack first lien gold 4s 1995
101
12
58%
—April
Second
'
1
3s
Dow
.*
101
210
80
Paul & Pacific RR—
Chicago & North Western R|r—
First mortgage
First mortgage
100
May
,
mortgage series A (4l/2%
5s
April
April
mortgage 4s series A 1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan
2019—April
4'/2s conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
v
93
118%
*79
First
ser
,
104
101
—
100% 100%
100
1973—May-Nov
contingent"interest)" 1993—
Gen & ref mtge
«-
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
mortgage 4y2s inc ser A Jan 2003
Chicago Indiana & Southern 4s 1956
mtge 27/as
97
Y.
98
'•
105% 107 '/a
85
78
118
88
2038—
& Louisville
82
84%
Jan-July
A 2nd
1st
111%
ri
*93% 101
May-Nov
1
A 1st
Chicago Milwaukee
21
Y
112%
104
•
92%
98%
RR—
General
First
'
—:
99%
*97%
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
Chicago & Eastern 111
yv
-.106% 107
110
"I' \
-
c
98
105%
June-Dec
—
General and refund 2%s series I
96%
103
trust
mortgage series A
%
Detroit
133
55
103% 104
41%
April-Oct
May-Nov
1963
A
ser
Income mortgage (3%
,
'
99% 100 %
103%
33
98
Denver & Salt Lake—
103
117%
•
5s
Grande
contingent
104%
luoy2
Feb-Aug
1973—June-Dec
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
4s
mtge & coll
AIncome
.
General
tr 4y2s
First
Y
100%
1996
Refund and impt M 3 7/8s series H
R & A div first consol
gold 4s 1989.
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
124%
*31
1965
May
coll
Denver & Rio
104%
*100
4-6s
tr
1%
4%s 1992...
Refund and impt M 3Vis series
D
Refund and impt M 3%s series E
41
»—
1993
coll
Ry—
General
31
Jan-July
series C
due
&
1st
4
102
■
*99% 103
22
.—.June-Deo
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
First mortgage and coll trust 3y8s
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
96%
101%
trust
1st mtge
85%
87
96
5s
M
1st mtge &
*
*
Feb-Aug
31 %
Pennsylvania Division—
102 %
46%
270
99% 100%
;;
refund
mortgage
Collateral
'
First and refund 3 Vis series A
1974
First mortgage 3%s series B
1968...
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965—
& Ohio
49
32
31
.June-Dec
Lackawanna & Western Div
First and
•
April-Oct
90
24
1975—Aprll-Oi t
1978
2%s debentures
AIncome
102%
50%
99
42%
87
Morris & Essex division
68%
57
Co
&
New York
103%
71%
.
69%
54%
58
31%
20
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
S7% 104
—
72' A
72
*68
57
■
-
Central New York Power 3s 1974
Central Pacific Ry Co-
Chesapeake
Deere
'
,
Georgia Ry—
mortgage series
99%
49%
90
24%
Dayton Union Ry 3y4s series B 1965
74
98%
A
series
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended
106%
99
of
First
First mortgage 3s
100
102
:
24%
183
95
34%
*87
High
98 %
1
51
*33%
Low
1
95
*48
Since
Jan. 1
No.
100 % 100 %
95
'Range
Sold
High
D
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
First mortgage 3s 1978
36
103
Bonds
24%
104%
110
108% 108%
107%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
96
97%
101 %
107% 107%
Jan-July
First mortgage guaranteed 4s
1981
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
Celotex Corp 3 Vis debentures
IA Central
95
54
'
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s
Carthage & Adirondack Ry-*
3%s
99
98%
104% 105%
1087/s
Feb-Aug
-
(perpetual)
Capital Airlines, Inc—
105 y2
c.
.
4%
*96
*97
ApriZ-Oct
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
Continental
102
§A7%s series A deposit receipts 1946
5 A 6s series B deposit receipts 1946.,
California
Last
Period
Exchange
Low
85%
98 %
104 >/4 104'/4
New York Stock
High
73%
—
*»7
1041/4
Jan.T
No.
77 %
BONDS
'
Sold
ftigh
Friday
Range Since
'
Bid & Asked
Pittsburgh Ry—
modified
Terminal
:
Exchange
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Low
Buffalo Rochester
Bush
Interest
B
1956
1956—
1952
April-Oct
101
'
48%
97
57
100
25
NEW YORK
|OND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 14
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Bid & Asked
Low
Jamestown Franklin ft Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Deo
82'A
82 >A
Jersey Central Power ft Light 27As 1976—Mar-Sept,
Sold
No.
High.
82
96
» .v
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
%
96
Jan. 1
Low
81%
1
93%
2%s
1978
♦98%
—
Plain
1961
1961
4 Vis
B&%
*1
97%
102
98%
103 Ve
102
102
5
99'/a
97%
107
108'A 108'A
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42%
—
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*
registered
100
165
170
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99
103%
1%
%
1
1
-
First
ft
ref
ref
102%
96%
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92%
93%
stamped 1954
Feb-Aug
stamped 1964
Feb-Aug
First ft ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—* -v
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1984___
Feb-Aug '
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80
65
84%
80
93%
81'A
81%
82%
80
82%
82'A
N Y Steam Corp first
82%
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
extended
to
1979
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73%
81
82%
10
52
54
21
59
57%
59
26
76
64%
59%
64%
80
47%
52%
56%
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86'/a
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/
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—
92
April-Oct
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92
82%
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April-Oct
82 Va
71%
76%
,84
;
63%
70
74
Norfolk
90
99'/2
99%
*91%
1955——Map-Nov
—
103% 103%
mtge 2%s 1979__May-No»
*967/a
'
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A 1960
June-Dec
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series B 1954—June-Dec
Manati Sugar 4s
sinking fund Feb 1 1957—May-Nou
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959
Map-Nov
4s
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
Corp first mortgage 3s 1966
First
mortgage
first mtge
2%s
debentures
1980
*97%
98
107%
102%
April-Oct
27/8s
1969
33/aS
1969
sinking fund debentures
1967
St Paul ft Saulte St
Marie—
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series A Jan
1971
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A
Jan
Mission Corp 3%s e f debs
1966
Missouri Kansas ft Texas first
4s 1990
lien
40-year
5s
4s
series
series
93
104
*__
100
100
106
2
103
66
Jan-July
6
60%
62%
87%
88%
97
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series B
3s debentures 1982
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32
89
66%
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380
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.
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2
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1975
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1978
102 7/a
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102
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97%
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100%
92%
100%
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102%
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1977—April-Oct
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Telephone—
debentures
95%
June-Dec
1984
96%
12
3
87
15*
82%
97
79%
106
104
>
104%
65%
31
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■
27/8s
3%s
114%
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57%
77
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111%
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mortgage
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3s
101%
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95%
102%
98%
105%
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100
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99%
99
ft Electric
98%
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104%
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95%
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92 Va
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103%
102% 102%
99%
105%
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98%
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98%
98%
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June-Dec
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96
95 %
96 y8
96
96
96
1987
1978
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104
Mar-Sept
102
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5s
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series
B
series
98% 105
103
88%
8i y4
93
100 Va
102
100 y2
102 %
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99'/a
Feb-Aug
98%103%
100% 100 %
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100 Va
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105%
107%
100
29
98 Va
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110%
■
94
99%
19
110% 110%
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997/a 101'a
266
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99 %
104%
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1965
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100%
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103%
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93
2
101% 101%
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104
1983
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101%
94
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debentures
ft ref
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107%
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100
101
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101%
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refunding 23As 1974aa
May-Novr
refunding 2%s 1981
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Feb-Aug
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123
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debentures
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95
•
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101%
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•
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99
;
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104%,
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—
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101% 102
debentures
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:
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108%
100% 100%
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101 % >
95
.
100
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104%
98,
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101
110% '/ 110% 110%
;
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3
101% 102"
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104
June-Dec
1980
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97
105
90
102
1915—
1979
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99
99%
3
98
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Pennsylvania Co—
100 y«
1
101% 101%
102% 102%
1983.1—X_ .Jan-July
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90
98
1974..———Mar-ScpfA
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Paducah ft
v
90
100%
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74 %
103
,v
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96'A
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1143A
112% 114%
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Mar-Sept
First ft refunding 3y8s senes R 1982First ft refunding 3s series S 1983
First ft refunding 2%s series T 1976
114 %
89
104
—XX
1974
First ft refunding 3s series N 1977
First ft refunding 23As series P 1981
First ft refunding 2%s series Q 1980
97%
87
92
102%
206
112
1961X—Map-Nov
first mortgage 3s
mortgage 23As 1975
2%s 1980
ft refunding 3'/2s series I 1966
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First ft refunding 3s series L 1974
First ft refunding 3s series M 1979
99
289
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1954—-XX
£—_—April-Oct
ACertiflcates of deposit
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112
114%
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3%s debs 1974
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debentures
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mortgage 3s series B
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debentures
87
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3s
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debentures
74
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debentures
74
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1967
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(Wisconsin first mortgage 2%s
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100
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1952
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85
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1969„Mar-Sept >
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79
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registered 2047
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96
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ft Elec
62
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1975
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the
or reorganized under Section 11 •>
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
106'/2 107'/2
108% 109
*104
109
>
96%
96%
>*102% 103'/2
107
—
125%
56'A
56%
6
56'A
93%
93%
94'A
12
917/a
997/a
99% 100
23
97
99%
Jan-July
May-Mow
•
^Wisconsin
102»A
114'A
Jan-July
1966
Co
93
90
70
2
*51%
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1960
debentures
&
n
95
*87
105 7/8
90%
69
—
74
~
Co—
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
100'A 103
107'/2
May-Nov
2%s
92%
Telegraph Co—
mortgage 3'As
3'As
105%
45
Jan-July
Oil
&
2%s
98%
50
109
ASpokane Internatl first goid 4'/2s 2013
April
Btandard Oil (N J) debentures
2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
Bunray
>
99%
April-Oct
1983
First
Wilson
90
93%
115
April-Oct
April-Oct
103%
85V2
'
1956—April-Oct
Jan-July
v
*89%
/
—
Jan-July
1956
Devel
95%
121% 122
*100'A
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s
First
98%
94'A
A*
1975-Jun-Dec
First
73
97%
94%
Apr-Oct
First
series
100
29
73
May-Nov
Jan-July
guaranteed 2361
2361
debentures
1
100%
_May-Nov
5s
§ A First
>
First
Gold
101
81
-
2%s
1°6%
93
> 1
1974
4s
mtge 3'As
Union
Westinghouse
123%
97%
95%
'
f
!>•
101'A 101'A
3'As
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
98
113%
1
■
:
ref
30-year
101%
95%
Jan-July
j_Feb-Aug
Jan-July
:
1st &
47%
99%
95 Vb
*35
Co—
-
1985
40
99%
95%
_April-Oct
Telegraph
1979
debentures
104%
92
98 '/a
95
Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oct
series A 1969
Apr-Oct
Western
98%
99%
first
mtge 4'As-4s
Western Pacific RR
100
93
,
debentures
conv
registered
Gen
97%
.—Feb-Aup
—Jan-July
1963.
Shore
4s
94/ 101
—June-Dec
Southern
104
104,
97%
*73%
Feb-Nov
1976—May-Nov
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
96%
*; 93
•
Co
West Penn Electric 3'As
>
Western
89%
95%
gtd 5s
mortgage 3'As series B 1971
RR first ref gtd gold 3'/2s 2000—Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
'
RR
99%
101%
101% 101%
Warren
92% 104
75'/$
*102
,'.
Ala
98
*92% 100
97%
-t,
mtge 4s Income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
••
—June-Dec
North
*—
92
96
Gen
78
101%
—
99%
2022
——May
&
101%
98
—
*98 %
Wabash RR Co—
104%
Walworth
Second 4s inc bond
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul & Duluth
first cons gold 4s 1968_June-Dec
St Paul Union
Depot 3'/es B 1971
——AprilrOct
Scioto V & New
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Mow
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
South
*97%
—
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—.
.'——May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973_April-Oct
.
^
1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-8ept
First and refund mtge 27/as ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
96%
1C4%
97
—
*96%
1955—Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4%s
series A Jan
Bt Louis-Southwestern
Ry—
First 4s bond certificates
100%
26
W
Ry Co—
series
*100
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
:
Bt Louis
Rocky Mt & P 5s stamped
Bt Louis-San
Francisco
mortgage 4s
88%
1977—Mar-Sept
1969—Mar-Sept
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Bt Lawrence & Adirond'k
1st gold 5s
Second gold 6s 1996
1st
88
99'/2
99'/2
*97%
*100
1
,
99%
72%
96%
96
94%
—
a
102%
Electric Light & Power
Deferred
in
103
delivery sale
the
year's
not
range,
n
9«
98
2%s 1976-Jan-July
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range. rCash
not
sale
the
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership,
ABonds
102
100%
99
—
100'/2
Yonkers
101
HThese
here is
a
selling flat.
issues
were
previously
combination of all
sales
on the Curb
both Exchanges.
listed
on
Exchange.
The
year's range shown
1951
-
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
.
In the
following extended list
and. ending the current
stock
or
"
:
any
'
Week's
Range
Shares
Low
—1
SEPTEMBER
>-
14
Low
7%
7%
7%
%
1%
2%
;
Acme
Aluminam,: Alloys—*
—1
7%
Acme
Wire jCo
-.10
27%
7%
26%
.
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
7%
2,700
1,000
2,200
28
600
6% July
1 Va Mar
5
25%
Jan
Jun
.
9% Jan
!:2% Jan
8
Sep
32% May
Alrfleets Inc
Shares
Low
9%
-1
Alabama Great Southern
7'A
96
"
.Adam Hat Stores lnc_.
Aero
Supply, Manufacturing-,
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.
Alnsworth, Manufacturing common.
Air Associates Ino
For footnotes
—1
3%" •. 4
—
.
4
J;
4
page 31.
;4%
2,200
,
5,000
3%. Aug
2% July
*9
15
14%
8
<N
see
1
7'/a
15%
8
Aug
6,200
10%
1,800
g6% Aug
Jan-.
Airlines
5%
Feb
4%
Sep
Allied
ll»/«
Apr
Allied Products
Alles &
Fisher
Internet
15%
Sep
Altes
19
Jan
Altofer Bros
—1
Inc
75
5,000"
8
•
'
8%
cap
stk
4%
2%
1
21 Vs
common
—1
•
3'/a
800
■>
"
3
Jun^
Jan^
Jan
.w
!
-
J ah
'J
>"Aug
FeK
10% Mar
July*
7'/2"" Jan*.
Sep
102
t.1
JanV1
'7
(Mich) common——-8
Brewing Co
7%
107
July
95
1
common
Investing
8
92
20
"
High
10% Ma*
Jan
5% May
300
7%
96
' 97
Low
8%
900*
97%
"95
97
-
9%
9%
7%
BO
100
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
"
Alaska
-Sales
for Week
3
Air-Way Electric Appllance.
Power 4.20%
,
Range
of Prices
Par
Alabama
Week's
Last
.
New York Curb Exchange
High
V
'''
V,
Sale Price
STOCKS
-
High
2%
Motors warrants
; common^
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
'•
Exchange
Vending Corp—;
-ACF-Brlll
RANGE FOR
..
Par
ABC
RECORD
complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week ending Saturday, Sept. 8,
It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Ftiday
STOCKS
New York Curb
YEARLY
a
Friday, Sept. 14.
bond, in which
I
furnish
we
AND
*
*
*j7% Feh
4%
26
5
10%
.
Jua...
Ma*
.
Jan
Sep
^
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Monday, September 17, 1951
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 14
RANGE FOR
Week's
Friday
Par
•
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchang•
f
cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
•
Industries common
Amer Air
Pilter 5%
conv
15
pfd
■American Bantam Car Co class A
American
Beverage
American
Book
Co
American
Hard
Rubber
1
American
American
25
Co
Meter
Class
25'A
25%
$6
22%
24%
American
6%
25 %
Anchor
25%
Conv
Feb
Central
1%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Century Electric Co
24%
7%
Century
Sep
Sep
Feb
Cessna
Chamberlin
33
Jan
40
Jan
Jan
Sep
35%
18%
17%
%
12,300
32%
Jan
44%
Jan
x58
19%
5,200
1,700
39%
~43A
ft
4%
1,200
11%
Jan
100
112
3/4
4%
5
Jan
Jan
Chief
Sep
City
x9
1,100
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
5%
6
900
5%
Sep
7
Feb
£1
Clark
2.40
14 %
14
8,900
14% xl5
15%
Aug
4
4
300
3%
Jan
8
7%
8
1,500
6%
Jan
10
Mar
120
103%
Jun
113
Feb
Common
6%
class
A
Electric
Tel
2.50
1
Tel
A
class
Atlantic
Coast
Coast
Line
Atlas
Jan
183/b
Sep
Colonial Sand
1U%
Feu
Colt's
Jan
22%
24%
5,700
15'A
Jan
24%
52%
150
40
Jan
523A
114% May
Sep
Sep
14%
15%
6,000
9%
Jun
15%
16%
16%
900
13%
Jan
23% Mar
2%
60%
Jan
5,400
5
Jun
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
IOV2
9% July
July
72%
7-
6%
7
:
7./ll %
Vtc
to
ext
Consol
Consolidated
Oil
Royalty
Car-Na-Var
Corp
Commercial
Corp
20
Jan
25%
Feb
Cook
5
July
73/4
Jan
Corby
Jan
8 3/a
Jun
Class
Apr
21%
Feb
Class B
2,200
16%
Jan
Paint
62
26%
25
24
10%
11%
1,200
9%
Jan
133/b
Apr
113/a
10 3/%
113/a
1,200
9%
Apr
Coro
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
los
de
American
37%
A
Co common
13%
Basic
Steel
Corp
S)
Shoe
Benrus
Watch
Benson
&
1
8%
1
12%
Gold
6%
1,000
11%
15
1
5%
6
xl2
1,500
300
15%
5%
400
16%
27%
150
23
Mar
4%
4%
1,500
4
% Juiy
6%
5
4%
5%
81,800
33/4 Juiy
5%
14%
150
13% Aug
14
Jun
Jan
38
153/4
Feb
700
2%
353/8
Jun
common
1
Gorham class A
C)
12%
5%%
prior cumulative preferred_100
Borne Scrymser Co
5
Bourjols Inc
1
Bowman Gum Inc
—1
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
.*
Breeze Corp common.
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brlllo Manufacturing Co
A
12%
13
9%
1,850
2,800
„•
Apr
Sep
24% Mar
!
Feb
16
10 % July
133/a
Jan
5
Jun
6%
200
500
10%
9%
Jun
£1
11%
Jun
14%
14%
2,200
14
Sep
20
80
80
80
1,000
79
July
July
87%
July
73/8
6"%
7%
2,100
6
4%
4%
43/8
1,000
4
2%
2%.
2%
1.300
2 % July
7
24%
233/a
24%
9,000
8%
8%
8%
3,000
British
20%
Jan
Feb
7% May
'!•'
i
Feb
33/4 Aug
.25%
Feb
93/4
Apr
21%
July
Jan
Class
B
Brown
$5
Jan,
24
Mar
31% July
21%
21 %
213/4
34 Va
Jun
18
24,800
12%
13
250
13
213/4
Sep
Aug
11%
103/4
4%
3%
4,000
28'A
27%
28%
175
15%
14%
1
•
$3 2nd preference vtc
Brown Forman Distillers
Brown
3%
Feb
Bruce
(E L)
Bruck
Feb
Bunker
Co common
Hill
Burma
Y 150
Y 300
Apr
3%
V
8,100
113
Jan
11% May
xlOl
May
x45 % May
49%
49%
49%
19%
19%
193/4
6%
6%
2,700
14%
14%
14%
4,000
10 3/4
Jan
X23%
225/8
233/4
1,000 V
20 Va
2.50
—•
Line
14
July
14
/
1,100'.
;
~
-Y
18% Aug
..
53/8 July
6
Sep
15%
Aug
113% Aug
50 3/4
Aug
22 Va
Jan
63A May
Jan
19% May
29
Mar
8
Jan
13
13%
14 3/s
1,300
13
Jan
15% Mar
28%
25%
28 3/8
14,900
20
Feb
28 3/a
%
ft
%
7,800
12 %o
33A
33/4
4 %
1,700
Corp Amer dep rets
4
„
153/4
California
1
73/8
Electric
Power
Oil
&
Gas
300
17,300
4
•
Consol
4%
15% xl6%
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calvan
Co
1
71/4
Fire Insurance
Bread
Canada
Cement
6%%
Co
5
Ltd
Co
53/a
21Va
21%
—
—
7%
5ft
—
Camden
Canada
%
Jan
23/a July
Sep
U Mar
43/4
Jan
7,800
51/2
15,400
21%
25
35/8 Aug
33/4
Jan
53/4
preference
3% Aug
4%
Jan
67%
375
-July
73%
Jan
73/8
7%
2,200
8%
Feb
12%
12%
1,900
12
Jan
14
1,200
5,400
1,700
9
Sep
11% Mar
12%
65
9
9%
26%
9%
.22%
12%
12%
•
27
58
7%
?
Apr
19 % July
11 Va
Jan
1%
12%
2,200
1,600
162
157
162
I
-
3%
53/4
6
1%
1%
1%
700
22%
2,700
42%
23%
42%
50
12 Y
12%
200
"%
"ft
5,400
32
17,300
1/128 Jun
8%
8%
1,400
2,400
Sep
6 3/a May
% July
1/128
Sep
Jan
162
Jan
5%>
1%
1% July
1
Jun
26% May
31
Jan
45
10
Jan
16%
Feb
Jan
16
Feb
20 Va
10%
_63/4
6%
6%
163/4
16%
163/4
18%
18%
19
75'/a
743/4
7%
*t
Jan
43/8 Aug
33/4 July
23
Jan
23/4
Jan
118
33%
12%
'
Sep
•,
Ftb
7%
ft
12%
15%
Jan
76%
9,400
52%
%
3,200
2 5/b
2%
900
8
8%
700
6,100
250
July
16% Aug
19% Sep
Jan
14%
Jan
7 %
Apr
6
900
Jan
ft July
Jun
8,600
May
Feb
4
.
18
11%
11%
123/8
11%
11%
12%
37/8 7
33/8
18%
193/8
May
1%
Jan
5%
Feb
12 3/4
Aug
Jun
Feb
15% Ma*
10%
Jan
133/8 Max
2%
Jan
2%
150
4%
mi
Sep
14
Jun
Fee
8% July
6% May
12 Va Jan
2.50
5
July
80
16% Aug
eJ/a
Feb
3"% July
Jan
Jan
60
37,200
10 va
July
85
Jan
9
50
74
10 %
19%
7%
1,100
72
:
■
2 %
i...
800
2%
23/4
2%
74
6
Jan
3/4 July
18
Jan
39
Feb
D
Hosiery
Davenport
Brothers
Davidson
2.50
Mills—
Inc
Day Mines Inc.
Dejay
Stores
Dennison
8%
50C
Mfg class A
—5
common
debenture—
Detroit Gasket
Detroit
Detroit
&
Mfg
Raynolds
Distillers
class
Ltd—
Co
V
*«
16%
Sep
7
Jun
x8%
Feb
4%
20 %
Jun
;■'
5(| Feb
Jun
22%
Feb
56
—
Mar
73 %
July
;
900
:
,
2,400
4%
5%
3,300
28%
29%
1,500
12%
12%
200
.
29%
r
/>,
(The)
Corp
2
Corp
Driver
Harris
Power
A
1,200
10% Aug
12%
2,600
15%
Jan
33 Va
Sep
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
f
-Y
453/4;
21
>
■I.
21%
II10
£?%k
46%
15,300
>
.10c
60%
Jan
21%
Sep
46% Sep
12% May
15%
Aug
34Vb
Jan
44
Y ™o
79
Apr
94
29,400
14% Jan
19
v; 900
26%
'
23
32%
26
Feu
Feb
Aug
'
87'
14%
16
Laboratories—
common
July
16% July
2,500
433/4
Sep
30% May
53
26%
81%
B)
Jan
234 July
11,500
common.
Co—,
Jan
5 %
Co
(Allen
Class
Feu
14%
12%
.
DuMont
Sep
30 Va
32%
j. 5
*
Draper Corp common
Duke
Jan
-5%
ll3/i
■
Ltd
-3%
30%
-
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd_
Co
May
173/4 May
11%.
—
class A—
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock-.
Dominion Textile
153/8 Mar
143
31.%
——
Dobeckmun Co common
Finance
Jan
\
American dep rets ord reg 4s
Domestic
"24 -i Jan
11% July
jun
83/4
Jan
2% July
4% Jud
Feb
30 Va
136% Jan
10
Jan
ft
4
■
''"2% •*r2%
""■5 ~Y
16
'
Jan
v
Mat
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
.
American
den
rets
Duraloy
(The)
Durham
Hosiery
ord
reg
class
B
common
5%
£1
Apr
7% Aug
4%
1,000
Jan
6 3/4
Jan
•
18%
18 %
50
16
Jan
253/4
Jun
—1
7%
7%
500
5
Jun
8
Jan
Jan
30 '
Sep
1
Co
•
Mar
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn common—10
4
%%
prior preferred
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States
100
Iron
4%
30%
x4
31%
28%
5,000
27 %
Jan
Jun
10
Aug
Apr
29%
133/4
12%
3%
20%
73
78
Corp
./■
•
•
Sugar
11%
525
67%
/
31
_7%
~7
'
~7%
4,500
116-1
112
.
3%
Jan
14% Max
Jan
81
Feb
July
42
Jun
Feb
7%
Sep
Sep
Sep
94
Jan
132 %
325
83%
Jan
125
25
132 Va 132%
*
$6 preferred series B
Eastern
33,000
13%
78
25
$7 preferred series A
—
20
600
12 %
1
B_
►'
% May '•
27% Apr
6% Jun
12% Jan
/. > 30
14% /
138% 138 %
2%
—10
Y>
"'7%'I
14%
143/4:
I
Co
Products
30
»'•
7 .'
Apr
7%
2% July
30
I
Foundry.
Hardware
Steel
6
."*?%
Manufacturing- —1
&
Detroit
y3%.;
_100
Gray Iron
-
1,100
9,600
—
common-
7
6%
-3%
—35
Dayton Rubber Co class A
33
VI50
6%
•'3H
—1
10c"
34%
34%
34%
Jan
Jan
26
•
common
3,400
41/2 Mar
6%
•
Ltd
Feb
4%
67
—*
common
Corp common—
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
50o
10%
common
Duro Test
Cable Electric Products common
Calamba Sugar Estate
10%
•25c
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)_i
Feb
143%
2.50
Burry Biscuit Corp
Jan
6% July
.-5
partie
Curtis
July
4% July
30% Feb
*
Sullivan
&
112
203/4
600
6
153/a
Y 2% Jan
1
Mills Ltd class B
Pipe
113
,
•
cumulative Junior preferred—10
Rubber Co common
1
Buckeye
55/8
——*
.
Company common vtc
preference vtc
Feb
5%
3%
.
Tobacco
Diversey
33A
•
1st
"A"
common
Atlantic
27 % May
..
200
22%
7
20%
.
£1
Columbia Power class A
Sep
1,900
4,800
4
Jan
23
10s
dep rets ord reg.
39%
7%
,
Mar
British Celanese Ltd—
Amer
Jan
8% May
.
13% Mar
13
14
American Tobacco—
dep rets ord bearer—
Amer dep rets ord reg
40%
Jan
Jan
10%
10
7%
—•
——10
Sugar common—,
5
Cuban
Devoe
Amer
Jan
Apr
Jan
400
5%
•
American Oil Co
Crystal Oil Refining
$6 preferred
10
*
common
9%
Jan
•
-
Crown Drug Co
Feb
12%
•
•
38 3/s
Sep
17%
Cork Internat'l
14%
3
common
Co common
73/4
450
12
5%
*
common
6,300
9%
Feb
183/4 May
10%
Jun
5%
1
.6
1
(Md)—
Petroleum
Cent
Crown
Cuban
10
22
38
Y-.'Y'-
...••■
•
Jan
4
Apr
600
8%
■
Co
Jan
17
141/4 July
3%
Brewing
Crown
6% Mar
Jan
37%
22
30
(ord reg)—£1
Crosley Motors Inc_
Crowley Milner & Co
3%
7%
:/.Y
■
dep receipts
8%
37%
21
373/8
x
7% Mar
3,600
100
343/4
7%
1
Petroleum
14%
3%
22
9
9
9
100
5
YY
Ltd—
American
Apr
Jan
37%
4
Aug
27%
43/4
*
——
Croft
1
common
28
27%
*
*
5c
Mines
Jun
39,200
14%
Jan
17-2
<
non-voting
Courtaulds
Feb
1
Blumenthal (S) Sc Co
(H
7% Aug
8%
1
Sep
10%
700
5% Mar
12%
8%
12
22j8
1,100
22
22%
*-
Co
Ltd—
Petroleum common
Creole
Birdsboro Steel Fdry Si Mach Co com_*
British
3% July
17,100
Corp
Inc
Black Starr &
British
Cosden
common
Hedges
Bickford's
Class
Aug
of Canada common—25
Co Inc
1
Aircraft
Bell Telephone
Bohack
14 %
—*
(L) & Co common
Beau-Brummel Ties common
Blauner's
11%
53/4
Baumann
(A
Bellanca
$1
shares
Refractories Inc
Beck
Jan
Andes—
Barcelona Tr Lt & Pwr LtdBarium
43%
1,400
14
4%
4
Corp
Jan
Jan
6% May
12,200
——1
1
voting
Inc
32% Jun
Jan
2%
13/4
& Reynolds common
1
preferred class A
——*
9,300
39%
133/a
7%
Corroon
Wilcox Co.
Jan
1% Aug
22%
1%
l3/4
*
1/64
&
Feb
30% Mar
Jan
7%
Machine Co—1
Varnish
&
Distillery
(H)
Cornucopia
B&bcock
Jan
475
...
7%
.10
Continental
17%
17
13%
11%
11%
-
*
Sep
26%
Liquidating
*
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—
Continental Foundry &
7%
3,600
7%
66%
Consolidated
Continental
300
200
9%
9
1
—
Feb
2,900
500
10%
1
—
Corp
Utilities
Gas
Sep
8%
,
65%
1
1956
Engineering
73/4
7%
*%
10
Inc
Hotel
Community Public Service—
Compo Shoe Machinery—
82%
23%
..;
7
25
1
Jan
5%
17
3
38%
-1
Co
Stone
Jun
22%
7
May
&
Apr
475
51,400
2,000
8%
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
Sep
Jun
10
2%
76%
22%
1
7
34
1
64
5%
3,300
3
1 % Mar
76
Apr
common
4%
';v 7%
73
Jun
Corp
Manufacturing Co
Commodore
*
Sep
103/8
ft July
400
7 Va
75%
Machine
Voting
1,700
7%
50
Jan
10
ordinary
Jan
16%
3
1
Co
100
1
Airlines
Colonial
Jan
%
Sep
7
Development
Colon
10%
76
4%
12
.
36
•
10%
%
Aitii'
7
common
1,800
69%
% Aug
j
36
Co
38.700
%
94% Mar
1
1
Co
Products
Plow
10%
Jan
io5
11%
11%
20
*
18%
15
72
•
Feb
Co
17%
x52
•
Products Inc
Steel
Automatic
10%
8%
Corp warrantsPlywood Corp—
Automatic
6,900
Coal
Cockshutt
7% Jan
17% May
Jan
6%
2,400
16%
£1
A
16%
July
11
88
1
5
10
Co
Aluminum
Consolidated
Fisheries
Atlantic
Atlas
6%
6
16%
Industries—
American dep rets reg
Associated Laundries of America
Associated
23%
50
Corp
Corp
(The)
Associated
preferred--
108% 109%
Club
111%
•
*
100
•
Inc
10%
18'A
10
convertible
Aspinook
16%
•
non-voting
preferred
Aro Equipment
6%
•
common
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%%
108%
1
Oas
12%
•
Mining
Manufacturing
Neon
Clinchfield
Apr
4
Natural
Jan
123/4
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Sep
4%
1
1
pfd—100
May
85
Claussner Hosiery Co———
Angostura-Wupperman
Argus Cameras Inc
22
10
4
com
Stamping
Controller
Claude
,
shares
Jun
77% May
10
5
City & Suburban Homes
13% Aug
Apr
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Arkansas
Consolidated
Auto
Clarostat
10
20%
40
Jan
12
Aug
83/8
25
78 %
2.50
certificates
trust
22
2
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Voting
Apr
78%
100
—10
America—
of
27
10
1
Chesebrough Manufacturing
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
118
Jun
8%
rets ord reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
pfd
common.
Corp common
Chexry-Burrell common
24% May
ft Aug
50
4%
10%
20,000
11%
%
1
American dep
Co
Jun
1
preference
Aircraft Co common
34% Mar
Jan
22
"I*
.—-
Convertible
26% May
Apr
100
series
Inc
Investors
Jan
3J/4
Jun
Co—
Light 4%
42%
27% Mar
40
115% 115%
common
Central Power &
Jan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
"A"
M»r
84
Power
8%
23/4
90J
17%
14%
24
3.50%
preferred
Central Ohio Steel Products
Maine
20% Jan
311
Jan
1,675
39%
36
52 % x58
Products
Post
Angerman Co Inc
$1.40
7 J/8
"
3%
Jun
6% July
800
2,500
3%
7%
High
Low
16%
$1.50 aeries.
preference
Sep
13/4
5% Aug
1,100
26%
39
"5
preference
Feb
17%
19% Sep
21,800
6%
6
56
5%
preferred.
Writing Paper common—
Conv
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15%
ZZZ-i
Charis
39'A
preferred-
Thread
American
Central
13
Jan
16%
7%
Catalin Corp of America
Illinois Secur Corp—
Jan
8ep
29
Low
10
Co
Jan
22%
1,300
2
Seal-Kap common
Superpower Corp common— .10c
series
&
Jan
263A
450
24'A
American
Amer
M)
(A
3/4 July
1,100
42%
40
41
*•
Republics
104%
Sep
78%
-10
B
American
Castle
1%
25%
_•
Shares
9%
pfd—25
A Chem class A.
for Week
14%
*
Co
Potash
93%
3,900
1
American Natural Oas Co 6%
American
13%
1%
27%
20
25
Co
Range
of Prices
Par
•
25% Mar
100
Maracaibo
American
12%
~l
27%
94%
1
common
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
American
13
~1%
*•>: •'
600
100
1,750
93%
100
•
Last
Sale Price
High
LOW
High
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
,
125
Southern Oils Ltd wi
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Marconi
&
Carnation
1
Co
2.50
common
Amer
Biscuit
•
Co
"3%
33/8
29%
50
243/B
"3% "3%
25%
50
433/4
46 Va
700
73/8
—-r
'
101%
8
700
43/a
43/8
300
101% 103
dep rets A ord
dep
rets B ord
W) Co common
Casco Products
common
For footnotes
see
page 31.
175
Sep
1
3%
2%
~3%
25,400
£1
Jan
31% July
7% May
4
May
81
Mar
4 %
Jan
28 %
July
46 %
9
Sep
Mar
5
May
108
Aug
Apr
113%
Feb
2%
Aug
5%
Associates—
1% Mar
1
—
5
43/a
6
—
5'/a
400
1
35%
37
300
28 %
Jan
37
1
86 %
86 %
86%
250
82
Jan
86%
Sep
•
113/4
11%
12%
4,200
11 %
Jan
16%
PtD
common
8
24 Va
23%
24V*
29,800
19 %
Jan
24%
Sep.
Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
——1
11%
12
13
Jan
Bond
Empire
&
Millwork
Emsco
Derrick
Equity
Corp
$2
&
Share
Corp
Equipment
common
convertible
preferred
Esquire Inc
Eureka
Corp Ltd
Eureka
Pipe Line
100
1
100% 100%
-
600
11
Jan
10
96
July
6%
Jan
14%
Jan
1063/4
Sep
Feb
9 % Mar
8 3/a
2,700
4
1%
19,500
1% July
31%
32%
950
303/4 Mar
34
5%
700
6
1ft
84,300
4% May
% Jun
lft
Jan
14
Jun
18%
Jan
22%
Jan
39
Jun
9
Jan
7%
8%
r
5
■
""
10c
1
1
"l%
1
10
}§
1 3
5
II
24
2%
Apr,
Jan
4%
Mar
Apr
common
15
15
31%
32%
25
11% Mar
13/4 Mar
7
6%
May
Jan
Fairchild Camera
Fairchild
Fansteel
& Instrument
Engine & Airplane—:
Metallurgical
1
1
•
32
8
29 %
1,700
7%
8%
20,400
25%
30 %
39,300
6% July
16% Mar
,
Apr;
Mar
Jan
11% Mar
—2s 6d
•
2'/a July
22
161% Mar
109%
—•
•
i/ta—
(J
12,200
25%
45
1
Co
Carr-Consolidated
Amer
36,600
161% Mar
5
100
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Carter
~9%
100
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carreras
1%
29
Ltd—
preferred
Carman
3/a
$5 pfd shares of beneficial int
Easy Washing Machine class B
8
•
common
Dredge Si Dock Co Ltd——.*
Canadian
1%
Ltd
Common shares of beneficial int
Electric
Canada
30 V2' Sep
Volume 174
Number 5047
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1021)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR: WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 14
Friday
tor Week
of Prices
Shares
Last 1
STOCKS
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
Low
Par
Plre Association (Phila) ——,
Blest York Corp common..-.,
«,
-10c
3%
1
3%
2,200
31»/a
50,
"
30
;
70
53
' 46%
46%
47%
32% May
10%, Feb
Jun
66%. Feb
54
1,100.
Jan
71
6%
6%
1,500
4% Jan
American deposit receipts
%
%
9%
9%.
9
7%
bearer..—
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
1
Brewing
,
1
49,60Q
%
10
2,100
9%
9%
1%
Sep
6% July
8%. Jan
8,300
May
13%
__1.25
Franklin Simon & Co Inc common.
1
4%%
convertible preferred....
50
41
40 y2
41
800
39
Fuller
12%
12%
12%
700
10 y*
(Geo A)
..
Co..
-_5
—
Shares
Low
Sales
Range-Since Jan. 1
lligh
Low
High
Jeanette
Glass Co
Jefferson
Jim
Stores
Brown
X
common.
Lake Sulphur
1
.—.—10c
Co (N J)
Jerry O'Mahoney Inc..
3%
i
•
3
900
26
2,700
Jon
7% Peb
Feb
Jan1
.
38
Jun
4% Mar
1%
400
2%
24-
24
1,600
4
,
1%
2%
*
Preference
3%
36
35
3%
3%
1%
1
common
Kokenge Co
3%
35
100
1% Jun
3% Jan
25
20% Jan
24% Aug
4% July
8% Jam
108% Apr
24
1% Jun
2% Feb
6% Aug
FOrd Motor of France—
Fox, (Peter)
FM>
>
£1
lor Week
Far
Julian &
American deposit rets ord reg
Week's
Range
of Prices
63
Aug
3%, Jan.
,
40 %
—•
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
May
3y* Aug ,1
29
Feb
Last
.
New. York Curb Exchange-
High
9% Jan
Ford Motor of, Canada—
Class A non-voting
Class B voting
Low
61%
3%
31%
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
High
60%
„10
$2 dividend cumulative preferred
Rahman <M H) Co Inc
...
Sales
Week's
Range
Jan
Feb
11
Jan
Jan
45
Jan
Feb
9
Jan
13
Sep
Kaiser-Frazer
Corp...
Kansas Gas & Electric 4y2%
Co
Kawneer
Kennedy's
Key
Co
Kidde
5%
6%
106
106
5%
——*
——5
—*
Inc
common—
(Walter) & Co..
—5
53,300
24% X25%
13
13%
—1
pfd—100
———
1,500
9%
21
40
July
15% Jan
250
29
May
15% Mar
200
12% July
8% July
16% Jan
200
103% Aug
108% May
2,000
7%. Jan
9% Aug
37%, Apr
25
9'/2
21
100
21
13%
Feb
20% Aug
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%%
Gatlneau Power Co
-
5% preferred
—
ipn
,,
General Builders Supply Corp
91%
....1
-
t
General Finance Corp 5%
General Fireproofing
t
General Plywood Corp
5%
conv
$6
Power
•
preferred
Gerlty-Mich Corp,
Gilbert
(A C)
Gilchrist Co
Alden
_50c
2%
2%
"
Co
xl07y4xl07%
—
10
5
5
.5%,
8% Apr
10%
17%
17%
16%
17%
27%
Jan
Sep
July
106
5y«
XIQ71/4 Sep
108% Mar
4
Mar.
5%
Jan
5% Aug
10% Sep
16
July
14% Jun
"■
20% Jan
19% Feb
16
16
Sep,
Sep
11
11
11%
3,600
10 y8 Aug
17%
Feb
16%
16
16%
4,300
15% Aug
20
Jan
5
______
23%
23
23%
700
21% July
-.1
4%
5
3y2 Aug
10,500
Apr
20
48 y2
Aug
60
34%
34%
50
34
Jan
40% Feb
75%
.....
77
50
75
Sep
87
Il
1%
%
J/2
118,300
50
Varnish.
5%
50:% '51%
Mines;
*
Co
1
Jun
31%
300
22%
200
8%
9%
800
15%
1,700
15
15
.5
31%
21%
31%
7%
Feb
68
29% Jun
14
Jan
,
Jan
l'/s'Sep
48% July
..1
.
Petroleum
;
Klein
Mar
Feb
32
23% Apr
Jan
9%
10%M&r
'
•mnr*
1
27%
(D Emil) Co common—
(IB) Rubber Co
Feb
16% Aug
2,100
1,400
27%
L;
*
"10
.
28%
9%
—
«■
9»/2
Kropp (The) Forge Co.
Krueger Brewing Co
1
100
11%
12%
2,100
11%
10s/8
11%-
3%
3%
4-'
1,700
3,100
1
8 V\
8
m
5
15%
—5
—_
aim
'
5
Jan
3iy4 Apr
10% May
18%
7.50
;—...
—....
Jan
% May
8% Mar
17%
_
-.33 %0
Knott Hotels Corp
Stores
Kobacker
May
3% Aug
10,200
H
%.
33
100
4
3%
1
•
x36
3%
—
Kleinert
8%
.
X36
-.-—.I
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Jan
July
11
It's Jan
16% Mar
14%
Feb
13.
Feb
9%
Jun
8
Sep
10% Feb
14% Jun
4% Jan
400
Jun
3%
17% Feb
4%
Jan
V.
Laclede-Christy
Lake
Company....^..—
Shore Mines Ltd
Portland
—5
Tourneau
Lionel
(R G) Inc
1,500
7%
19%
700
17%
23J/8
23%.
18 %
18 %
100
23%
20%
233%
7,000
1
9%
.2.50
Corp common
class
Jan
4% Jun
300
18%
13%
21%
Jun
13%
Jan
Jan
8
Feb
19% Jan
5% Jan
28 % Aug
Feb
19
15% July
•
23%. Sep
9%,
300
Jun
11% Apr
13%
29%
9
13%
29 %
A—
Feb
10%
9%
1
—
Jun
Jan
11%
500
19%
...lft
Co.
5%
7% July
6% July
7
...1
Cement
Groceterias
900
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y——
Loblaw
2,000
14,600
8%
9%:
5
Lefcourt Realty common
Le
43%
9
7
1
Foundry & Machine—
Lamson Corp of Delaware—
Lanston Monotype Machine.
La Salle Extension University.
Lakey
Lawrence
4%
X8%
1
—
15%
14%
—1.
Apparel Inc^
L'Aiglon
30%, Apr
4%
.50
10,7
8%
Jan
115% Aug
200
*
.—«
Kirby
106
100
—
Jan
19
:
Jan
112y8
100
16%
Jan
l
preferred
Gray Manufacturing
10% Aug
,101%., Aug
33,100
10%"
Jan
Mar..
7,700
10%
,"*"
class. B
Consolidated
Rapids
3% Feb
23
2% July
150
114
,
preferred
Kings County Lighting common.
4% cumulative preferred
Kingston Products
•
12% July
10
,2.
8% Aug
Jan
Jan
18%
400
114 y*
114%
Manufacturing Co....
Gorham Manufacturing common.
..4
Graham-Paige, Motors 5 %conv pfd„ .25
Grand
4
7V» Jan
4,600
*
Goodman
,
.8%
99
T_.—
prior
3
14%
13%
:
Distilleries
Globe: Union Co Inc.
Goldfield
2,600
..1
common.......
Glenmore
(4.50
550
27%
26%
14
l
Gobel (Adolf) Inc common
Godchaux Sugars class A____
Class b
;
•
100
8%
•
preferred..*
—
Coal.,
Jan
2y2July
101
.
Gladding McEean'
Glen
/
27%
5
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines...
■
1,500
10%
7%
preferred.____.__.*
*.'.
$5
Jan
7
2% July
2%
10%
20
Georgia
1,600
1,700
pfd———100
$6
Peb
100%
4% jun
5'A Jan
19% May
.10
common
Service
91% Aug
300
'3%
:
2%
2%
com—.1
preferred
General Public
18%
8%
3
3%
•>.
common..
6
8%
__l
pfd A.
General Outdoor Adv 6%
July
16
20
94%
5
5 % convertible preferred.
25
General Electric Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg_.._-.__.._£I
{
400
18
'
Geilman Mfg Co common..
General Acceptance Corp.......
General Alloys Co
-
17.%
18
common..
1,800
13
Aug
25
29
14% July
30% Mar
100
20% July
25%
Feb
Sep
8%
May
28% July
..Class. B
Aug
30
..5
22%
:
.10
28
23
29%
4,200
24%
Jan
29%
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration—
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd.
-I
11%
11%
100
10%
Jan
12 y« May
45%
45 Vs
46%
10,500
15%
153/4
16%-
1,000
Steel
Locke
Lone
Star
Chain—
Gas
——
(Texas)
Co
..1
28%
Lynch Corp
32% Mar
xllO%
_•
7-2
Apr
14y4 July
49% Aug
113% May
17% Feb
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Non-voting common stock—
7% 1st preferred—
/ Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Great Northern
Griesedleck
I
Paper
Western
122% 124
122%
25
Brewery..
..2
■
~2%
175
116%
Jun
136%
30
128%
Jun
136 y2
Jan
2%
22,100
2
Mav
3%
Feb
2
;
59%
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
46
1,300
400
11
11
Grocery Stores Products common—5
<■
59%
55%
X22% x23
'23
M
Jan
131 % 132%
_•
.100
x22%
100
10
22
--*
Jan
59%
Sep
26% Mar
Sep
Mar
11% May
25
Mar
Sep
Mangel Stores
Manischewitz
(The
i
41
Hartford Electric
—25
47%
1
3%
5%
2,000
.
5
600
r
Light
Hartford Rayon common
47%
490
44%
3%
4,200
1.300
Harvard
Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co—_
Hathaway Bakeries Inc.
i
Havana
.
_______
Lithographing Cb_
Hearn
Hecla
-v.
4%
-.
4%
preferred
preferred
"4%
43/4
43%
96%
iy2
6%
1,300
13.7Q0
3,000
6%
15%
500
11%
600
-
V.-I
,
71
"3%
,"3% "3.%
..
70.
10.
1,200
*
,
Aug
49 y*
7%
J;
4%
43%
Apr
8%
Sep
Feb
14
Feb
16%
Sep
Sep
Sep
98
71
7% July
,:3
-
Jan
15%
•
Jan
67
Sep
Sep
19%
Apr
90% July
.
Jan
11% Mar
9% Mar
5%
July
Feb
6%
Horder's
Hormel
Inc
63/4
12%
12%
1,300
14%
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common...
6%
100
13%
14%
12,200
Jan
15%
Feb
2%
2%
2%
4,100
2% Aug
4%
Feb
200
25% July
13% Jan
2
!- 14
.
(Geo A) & Co
preferred
146
-
14
43%
Jun
9% Jan
9% Jan
14% May
129%
43
138
> 230
200
33%
5,600
25
32%
111
Sep
Feb
33%
102% Jan
X131
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sep
Feb
3%
~i%:
-1
.1
45%
169
23% July
105%
15
Lock
15% May
Aug
1,400
:
29%. Jun
July
90
128% 130
33
125
9%
25
24%
105% 107 '
5
...
.
.
150
107
(Harvey) Inc commonOil $ Refining
As; Manufacturing Co
fHuyler's common
1st
convertible preferred—..
Hydro-Electric Securities..:
Hygrade Food Products
Humble
23%
23%
...
—
Hubbell
Hurd
■»*
43 %
....
Horn
5%
29%
29/
...
& Hardart Baking Co.—
Horn & Bardart common..
5% Jan
X10% Jan
x7%
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines..
1%
"l%
Jan
5% Mar
%
Jun
3% Mar
1,300
7%
8%
525
7
4%
«■
4%
400
3% Jan
17%
18%
16
400
1,8 %
Jun
18
Mar
4% Feb
Jun
_•
27
30
£7
Jan
12,650
30% Sep
18% Mar
Imperial Chemical IndustriesAmerican dep receipts registered
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock
*
'
'
5%
Ireland
International Cigar
,
5%
100
38%
14,200
10%
700
£1
;
———
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Insurance Co of North
'
37%
10 y8
37%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada....
__5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
4%
v
72%
72
74%
600
93% July
64% Mar
*
17%
16%
17%
2,700
Jun
39
Sep
12%
9% "July?
..5
Machinery
5%
Feb
25% Jan
<
97/8 May
pfd—100
America
Massey Harris common
...
(A G) & Co class B.
13%
13%
49
47%
49
17%
14%
II
16%
16%
17%
16%
9,300
4,600
8% Jan
13% Jan
.1
3%
3%
3%
3,800
2% May
International Metal
International
Registered
Industries A
Petroleum
coupon
3.90%
preferred
Iron Fireman
■
.
,
*
20%
21%
20%
20%
-
102%
Warrants
Mesabi
Iron
.
10
13%
14
1
13%
1%'
1%
1%
Irving
common
25o
Participating preferred ——
15
Brothers, Inc.
Michigan Bumper Corp—
1
Michigan Steel Tube.—...
—.2.50
*
Michigan Sugar Co common—
6% preferred
-10
Micromatic Hone Corp.—.
—1
Middle States Petroleum common—.1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Metal Textile Corp
Michaels
$2
Co
Mid-West
Midwest
v t c
Italian Superpower; Corp
com
for footnotes see page
cl A
31.
•
1
78%
Jan
94
*
TVs
Mid-West
Refineries
Wohl
—
Canada
of
Corp
4.80%
4.50%
,
Producers—
Vernon-Woodberry
4
Jan
9
1% Jun
4,900
2,400
13
56% May
5
2
9%
Jan
Sep
143/4
900
11% July
19%
15,500
19V2
11%
11%
11%
50
12% Feb
10
Jan
18% X19
Jan
15% Jun
1,200
"4
/
4
Mills..,—
22% Jan
1,200
Jun
3% Jan
6%
31
16%
4%
3,200
63/4
31%
2,500
1,000
125
101
Jun
250
40
Jan
13%
Jan
2%
Jan
X104
45
45y2
17%
50% X63
59%
4%
4Va
/
4%
94
94
25
102
102
25
94
23/4
2%
600
173
-10
—10
110
35
25
43/8
4%
21%
22%
U3/8
11%<
103
.100
5
173
35
4%
223/4
11%
1,800
2,400
3,100
27
Feb
24
Jan
5%, Feb
35
July
35
Jan
5%; Feb
7% Jan
35% Feb
;
May
02
09
Jun
93
...1
ll7/a Aug
Jun
14% May
47,000
13,400
Feb
5% Jun
30.
50
.100
.10c
—
Jan
4%
31%
Jan
7% May
14%
30
Mar
8% Feb
12% Jan
16%
303/4
Feb
9% May
Jan
18%
A—.
pfd.
—
Tel
Jan
7%
143/4
—-1
Muskogee Co common.
Muter Company common.
May
2%
Jan
Apr
33% Aug
4% July
165
16%
10%
Jan
Apr
19%
Jan
104%. Sep
45 y2
Sep
x63
Sep
4%: Sep
98
Jan
107
Mar
101% Jan
2% Jan
185%
Feb
36%
Feb
4% Jan
23% July
13
Feb
103
70
99
May
103% Mar
300
35
July
19
' Jan
Feb
21%. Apr
16% Aug
25% May
9%.Mar
45
40%
45
20%
20
20%
200
16
15%
16%
16,100
9% Jan
24
233/4
24
200
17% Jan
8%
9
2,900
7% Jun
56
.500
8%
N
Nachman
May
National
'
Jun
7%
16%
Corp..—,—.—
Inc
common.
Breweries
preferred
common—,—
~3%
3
19%
19
-
93
Feb
18
Feb
10% Jan
1% Aug
46%
11%
14 Vs Aug
46%
25
13%
14%
11,400
9%
1,200
National
Steel Car
National
Transit
700
123/4
13%
10
10%
300
Xl33/a
13%
1,100
19%
Co.
National Rubber Machinery——
National Starch Products..
Radiator
19%
1,600
Jan
8% July
Jan
12
Aug
8% Jan
10
4%
3%
4%
5,100
Jan
15% Jan
25
Ltd-————
common.———
5% Feb
31% May
13
Pressure Cooker common.
18% May
22 y4 Aug
National Mfg & Stores common—
National
Jan
15,500
1,415
VA
21
14
3% July
2"% July
17% Apr
300
9%
14
Fabrics.....—.
Jan
2%
700
4%
46%
———
Gas..
16 % xl7
4y8
—
Bellas Hess common——
11% May
1% Jun
3,800
Sep
17 y» Aug
16%
4
5
Murray Ohio Mfg Co————
Muskegon Piston Ring common;— .2.50
4,400
2,200
iy8
7%
loo
common— .7.25
Power
States
States Tel &
Mallison
1
1%
73/4
—1
preferred series C__
class A.
Montgomery Ward & Co class
Moody Investors participation
Morris Plan Corp of America
Fuel
May
i—
Monroe Loan Society com
National
5% July
% July
1%
7%
17%
104%
cumulative preferred—4 .100
cumul preferred series B- .100
4.40%
National
14% May
400
10%
l3/a
Monongahela Power Co—
21% Aug
15% May
600
-.1
*
Molybdenum Corp—
Monogram Pictures common
21% Aug
1,503
600
27
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd—
Missouri Public Service common—
37%
7%
7%
103/.
common—.— .500
-50
preferred
Co
Jan
16%
200
7%
convertible
4%%
Jan
7
-10
—
—
Jun
15
"4% "4%
4%
Mar
7
!ioo
Abrasive
12%
86
15
5% July
64
July
3
July
6% Jan
25
Piping & Supply common-
12
.100
—
Manufacturing
17%
18%
common...
Midwest Oil Co—
Mining
200
dividend shares.—
non-cum
Miller
1,600
19,600
8% Aug
8%
10%
Steel Products—
Midland
National
Air Chute
8%
—.—
6%
9%
10%
.1
8
6%
——
—
Co
1,100
12,000
-
Jan
37
90
I-.
Feb"
74% July
17% Sep
37%
*
3% July
Feb
16%
13% Aug
50
May
Feb
Public Service Co—
Iowa
.
20%
400
89%
♦
shs
shares
International Products
Investors Royalty
.
89%
10% Mar
400
Merrltt Chapmen & Scott Corp—
National
89%
13%
13%
12%. Sep
13% Jun
50
.10
Dredging—....
Mead Johnson & Co.
Menasco Mfg Co..—
Namm's
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series.—
"
Feb
10
2,700
McWilliiams
Mt
30%
Feb
Apr
42%, Jan
2% Feb
.£1
14%
13%
Mountain
_
16 y2 May
21
34%
Sep
v
Ltd....,.:
Co
Mountain
Zinc Co common.
15% Aug,
40% Mar
Power Shovel——...
Mountain
Illinois
12% Jan
400
29
International Marine
Marconi
2V«.Jan
Apr
Jan
12%
Hlgble Mfg Co common_.
5%
convertible preferred—
200
17
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co—
Midvale
Hoe (R) & Co class A_.
14%
16%
Co
B)
15% May
Jan
12
13%
143/4
-1
Jan
6% Mar
July C
12% Aug
.11% Jan
;
-
Jan
/ 157
50
/
42.-.
Sep
23%
6% Jan
18%, Feb
,6% May
Henry Holt &- Co common
Hercules SteeJ Products
4
,
,
6,400
18%
71
.
9% Jan
-
800
13
13
15% xl6%
963/4 -98
w
:.
3% Aug
...-."300
17%
,
—
w
6%
15%
18;
13
common..
-1%
11 %
.
-10%.
6%
•
.15%
common
A
.1%
6%
38%
6%
....
Mining; Co..—
5%%
*
•
41 %
Helena. Rubinstein
Heller Co
.
11%
—10c
Dept Stores common
Class
...
6%
1
Hazeltine Corp
1
3%
II—2
...
411*
47
1%
.....—
,
,,
40%
,
May
11%. Jan
32% .Feh
.
♦
.
5%
700
13%
13%
143/4
McKee
"/
H
Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd
Hararaermill Paper common—.... —5
-10
common—
Communication
Hall Lamp Co-
-5
Co..——
Public Service
Maine
Marion
t
Co.—
Mackintosh-Hemphill
3%
4
13%
19
16%
Feb
Sep
Feb
Jul?
Feb
12% Mar
Feb
16
20 '
Jan
Jun
29% Feb
Jan
4% Aug
»
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1022)
Monday, September 17, 1951
..
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Rational
Le
Nestle
Co
Mur
jersey
Hew
Mexico &
New
Park
New
Process
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
New
York
New
York
3%
Arizona Land
Co
113%
3,210
3
3%
8,400
79%
15%
2%
2¥a
Rosario
10
Jan
Russeks Fifth Ave common
Co
Consolidated
Jun
9%
Jan
Ryerson & Haynes common—
62 ¥2 May
79%
1%
Jan
82
8
Jan
40
1,000
31
Jan
40
Sep
Sep
12
Jan
400
8%
St
Ltd
Corp
Lawrence
United
Samson
Jan
18%
19%
4,400
14%
Apr
19 ¥4
Sep
Schick
20 ¥2
25,900
15%
Feb
20 ¥2
Sep
5
North American Rayon $3 preferred_50
North American Utility Securities
•
1%
1%
3,500
lifl«
Jun
2%
Jan
47%
5
21%
21%
1
5%
5%
Nlpisslng Mines
North
Central
.
_
Oil
Texas
17%
1%
x47
9
11%
15
300
17%
47%
5,000
3,000
North
RR
Penn
Northern Ind
50
Co
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
90
pit
Schulte
4%
Jun
10
x88%
Feb
91% Aug
95%
15%
10,600
18
Segal Lock
"
10
15
17%
93% July "
17
Semler
19 ¥• May
Apr
Co
May
common
Corp
Ohio
Brass
Oklahoma
Okonite
Old
class
Co
4¥2s
Natural
common
25
Filters class B___
850
31%
31%
43
42
43
15%
15%
15'/a
•
13%
~9V*
.—1
Inc
8%
1
56
Aug
113
28%
13%
May
14% July
11% Jan
2,000
8%
75
46
47%
21%
15%
Jan
Feb
13% Mar
18% May
34% Mar
400
21
Feb
47%
22
Sep
.
Leather
Mar
Silex Co common—
5%%
6%
1st
1st
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
4.80%
Pacific
red
1st
1st
div
$4.50
Pacific
Petroleum
Pacific
Power
Pacific
Public
$1.30
1st
preferred
$3 convertible
Simplicity
Pattern
1
Service
Tubes
Coastal Oil
Pantepec Oil
common
(C
A)
—
v t c
Parker
Co
i
w
22 ¥a
Mar
Solar
9
Apr
29
Jan
Sonotone
28%
Feb
Boss
28%
Feb
Apr
Apr
106 ¥a Mar
South
Apr
106 ¥a Mar
Southwest
25
15%
2l7/a
200
47
3
3
3%
5%
5"%
35,900
19%
20
125
2
17%
17%
2
class
A.
B
17 ¥4
17%
Parkersburg Rig & Reel_
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Patican
Penisular
$1
9%
Feb
Telephone
cumulative
Traffic
Pennroad
Penn
Pa
&
16
50
¥2
17
15%
Sep
Jan
4.56%
53%
Sep
4.48%
convertible
preference:
4.32%
cumulative
preierred
25
25
class
4.08%
cumulative
preferred
7%
Jun
Jan
Penn Power & Light 4%%
Penn Water & Power Co
29
July
6
Feb
Standard
Forgings
14 ¥a
14 ¥2
7,200
13 Vb
Jan
15 ¥2 May
Standard
Oil
4%
4%
100
Standaid
Power
3%
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pneumatic Scale
Mining
Powdrell
Power
&
1st
Jan
33%
112
Jun
x41
Convertible
Standard
$1.60
Jan
Mar
Dredging
convertible
Common
Apr
77 ¥2
Sep
16
Jan
Standaid
400
13 Va
Feb
: %
100
\l
Feb
2,300
22%
21%
22%
8%
9%
800
7 ¥4
4%
4%
1,400
4¥a
Jan
1
26%
24
26%
1,700
21 ¥a
Jun
4%
Jun
~2
~2fg
3,100
3%
common
Standard
1
common
20
1
Tube
Canada
of
Co
&
B
,
ordinary
Feb
Sterling
Brewers
Jun
Sterling
Engine
Sterling
Jan
Stetson
65%
Feb
,
4% Aug
Jan
"
Mar
94
Jun
21%
Sep
4%
Jan.
6V»
Apr
9
Jan
35%
44
Aug
26 V*
23
20Jan
30
Mar
8
49% July
Jan
30
Aug
11% Mar
Jan
5
400
2,000
1
Jun
200
Mar
47% July
.
29
Jan
29
32% Mar
Jun
30 ¥a Mar
23 y2
-
Feb
27%
Jun
28»/2
2i78
Aug
1,600
25%
Inc
May
26% Mar
July
6 ¥4 Mar
4%
8%
100
100
4%
%
Feb
21
2%
3
18%
550
3
20%
20%
4,100
20
"
2%
Feb
12% May
21% May
Jan
Jan
3% May
20
Jun
Jan
18
18%
250
16%
17%
5,100
13% May
17%
39
39%
3,000
37
Jan
41%
Jun
8%
Feb
5 Vb July
7%
Feb
Mar
9,800
6%
6%
6%
17
Jan
1%
U Aug
8V4 Aug
Jan
5%
4% July
1,500
9%
Sep
5%
May
1,000
9
59
Apr
4
TVs
300
5%
..
Sep
Fee
175%
120
175%
Sep
10%
9%
10%
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175
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Stop & Shop Inc
5
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4%
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Superior Tool & Die Co
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27 ¥2
19
4
6
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Jan
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22%
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34%
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5%
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•
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57%
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1
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19%
100
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5 ¥4 Jun
123,300
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1
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Sep
200
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175
27
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8%
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15%
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36 ¥2
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100
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Mar
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27%
25
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26 ¥2
27
25
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29%
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25
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33%
33
25
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12
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.
Jun
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—25
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preferred
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5
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7,700
6,400
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1
———~10c
1
common
26%
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3%
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Sep
15
1,300
21%
32% July
43
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17% Apr
36
250
9%
19
Jan
Jan
4%
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1
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1,300
47%
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Overseas Securities
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1,200
19
1% Aug
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105% July
100
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July
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7
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.
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1
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10
4,300
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72
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-
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4
35,400
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Feb
118
24,900
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Aug
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13%
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4%
2,100
8%
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76
15%
1
—1
(
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Sale Price
Jan
17
600
79
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4%
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20
25
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19%
112
112%
1
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convertible
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14
Friday
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■
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of Prices
•
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New
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.
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93
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102
350
34
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43
600
11
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19
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32%
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32%
Sep
55%
Feb
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7
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600
6
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4
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200
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150
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18
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91
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6
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•
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4,300
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105
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•
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Apr
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84
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49
14
44 %
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103
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Feb
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Mar
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Union Oil Co
$3.75
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of California—
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2,000
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19 y8
600
16 ¥4
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21% Aug
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Jun
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200
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400
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Jan
1,000
21
30% Mar
Jan
Jun
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common
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16
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8% May
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Reliance Electric &
Engineering
Inc
13 y8
20
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32%
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preferred.
1
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20%
150
Feb
40
'
105% 107
5
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1
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Tobacco & Allied Stocks
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common
&
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i-'
Apr
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525
5
10
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_;
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36
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39% May
Volume 174
Number 5047
.
.
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31
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Range
)
for Week
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Par
■
United
Milk
Products
Low
•
common—
10%
Low
100
Jan
8%
participating
preferred
Amer
•
_
11% May
NJ
United
RR
Profit
Sharing
preferred
10%
_
U
Air
Conditioning
S
Foil
S
and
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1st
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U
S
class
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—_
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49'A
13%
13%
400
12'A July
15%
Apr
1%
1%
5,800
1% July
2%
Jan
8
53
7
24,200
8%
90 %
725
11%
12 %
28%
18,100
89%
11%
6'A
6'A
1%
10
6%
77
43
41%
43%
Sep
Fen
12% Aug
6% Sep
3'A
Feb
3%
3'A
62
Jan
Jan
May
31% Apr
28%
Jan
43%
Sep
2% July
600
1st
$4
Corp
common
3%
convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Venezuelan
6%
6%
400
9-1
Co
26%
1
11%
27
11%
•
12
Feb
Feb
23%
Jun
96%
27%
7%
600
Jan
Apr
12%
4%
4'A
4%
5'A
Jan
3,800
16 %
16 %
16'/8
200
3% Mar
13%
Jan
Sep
16% Aug
,
,
A6%s
Aircraft
with Oct
•
3%
31/4
200
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
•
6%
7'/a
200
6y»
Aug
8
&
Bond
cum
Watch
Wentworth
West
1%
—
14%
—.1
vtc—
106
900
14%
3
6
12
93,300
6
250
5%
5%
*
Harbor Water
5%
1,900
4%
114
Jun
191
30
30
30
50
26
Jan
30
32
317/a
32 %
Whitman
675
29'/a July
20% Aug*
41%
&
,5%
Co
Corp
Corp
25%
Joaquin
Pow
Southern
3%s
series
and
1st
Lt
Jan
23%
5%
&
Industries
19 y4
(F W)
pfd
200
9'A
1,100
8%
Jan
M 3s
Inc
6%
6%
200
5%
Jun
10%
Feb
15
11 y2
5%
5%
5%
15%
Jun
14%
4%
175
Jan
7%
Jan
13% July
102% 102%
18
Feb
33V2
43
Feb
105
Jan
Jan'
30
96 y2
July
13'A
Jun
15%
14
Apr
26% July
Jan
5% July
2
14%
13%
14%
500
25
24%
25y2
1,500
5%
5%
300
Ltd—
5s
—
4%
Apr
£1
.
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Counties
1st
mortgage
*
1%
~1%
IftT
"l'A
30,200
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
"ltf
July
Boston
Elec
Edison
Chicago
3%s
Power
6s
3V4s
Aug
2%s
Transit
1970
Week's Range
or Friday's
,
Sale Price
June-Dec
1998
1
series
&
Lackawanna
1st
Bonds
Sold
A
1970
No.
High
104% 104%
__
Quar-Feb
Jan
99
99
Range Since
of
N
99%
Stinnes
Jan-July
Terni
1993
Waber
Marelli
2nd
£C%s
Lt
series
3y2s
&
94%
94%
.
May-Nov
A6%s
57
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1956
5s
as
1
Mountain
A 6s
1947
1953
•
'
62
66
54%
A
.
...
All
issues
A6%s
*65%
A6%s
A7s
3%s
A 7s
Power
62
48
27
with
ex
107%
—
103%
112%
series
1963
A7s
(July
1958
Italian
Midland
101'A 101'A
--
Jan-July
*57
June-Dec
1941
coupon)
New
at
England
72%
97%
■}
63
r
50
1941
*102
1955
104%
63
53
44
4
Aug
Aug
1
1940
1953
coupon
98'A
103
98'A
*101% 103%
100
~
99
100
*90
95
—
65
70
67%
73
66
66
73
Feb-Aug
\
1953
coupon
As
1969
Electric
A7s
with
2
•
105*4
94%
100
84%
96
32
34
70
21
32%
73
46
66
1
*30
Dec
ex
May-Nov
Service
Dec
—
—
1947
1
*102% 103'A
102
—
103%
Co—
1940
1
1956
coupon
June-Dec
*65%
*30
1956
coupon
Waldorf-Astoria
A 5s
Hotel—
income
Washington
50
—
--
62
—
Western
1954
Mar-Sept
1964
5s
I960.,
Union—
Newspaper
97%
97%
1
96%
June-Dec
104%
104% 104%
7
102%
106%
June-Dec
3%s
Power
Traction
Penn
■
debentures
Water
6s
conv
debentures
f
s
1959
113%
113% 113%
1
110
116%
101
104
97%
Feb-Aup
99%
*101'A 103
—
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
'"
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Period
Sale Price
Bonds
Bid & Asked '
Sold
Range Since
Jan. 1
1
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A20-year 7s April 1946
(Col)
—April-Oct
A 20-year
7s Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)—
ACauca
Valley 7s 1948
'
External
5s
City
Interest
6%s
reduced
Bank
of
stamped
*60
__
stamped
Feb-Aug
coupon)
109
1
coupon)
Jan-July
50
4%
to
Power
105% 107
.
de
in
78
8%
*30'A
'
2
71
%s
mortgage 6%s
97
64
__
78
5%
9
21%
,
32
.—,
32
,
May -Nov
.'H
97
*7
+
—
.
5s
97
__
*40
June-Dec
43
*60
—
—
37%
40
54
—
__
57
'
i
*58'A
*58'A
May-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec
1972
*52
—
June-Dec
'
—
—
—
51
—
2008
88
3
J77
42
42
5
39
Mar-Sept
stamped
to
(Plan
Government
■
-
Due
1997—Jan-July
6%s
32%
32%
33%
34
34
3
34
3%
25
3
3'/e
12
26
33%
33%
2
35%
3%
2
97
,
3%
A)—
2012
2%
42
3,
1952
thereafter.
&
88
u
.
and
1951
1953
51%
86%
„
58%
56
—
—
,
A)—
2%s
to
reduced
ARussian
56*4
of)—
in
Janiero
Interest
82%
54%
„
81
82%
—
Jan-July
1919
Jan-July
1921
—
June-Dec
—
8
*No
in year's range).
d Ex-Interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range).
r Transaction
for cash
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
value,
par
Deferred
a
delivery transaction
JFriday's bid and asked prices;
ABonds
traded
being
{Reported
in
no sales
(not included
being transacted during current week.
flat.
1
.V
.
receivership.
106
60
100%
63
' *
111
r
112 %
■>.*,
108%
9'
■
58%
65
-
61%
?
111
1
'■
106% 106%
—
108
4
,:
v
Qver-the-Counter Industrial Stock Average
(35 Stocks)
1952
*66
1952
Afar-Nov
m
66%
„
April-Oct
1961
49
*30
Jan-July
1963
3'As
61
6
37
111
•103'
109
1952
104
109
'
1957
1952
1941
interest
2%%
Rio
(Plan
reduced
(Republic
High
81
—
*75
__
Mar-Sept
1958
2008
Denmark
__
;
Jan-July
1952.
2'As
Low
—
*82
May-Nou
Feb-Aup
(Plan A)—
to
No.
*
-
(Peru)
__
June-Dec
1953
stamped
182
__
Jan-July
Danish Cons Municipal Loan—
External
5%s 1955
Danzig Port <fc Waterways—
AExternal
6%s stamped
High
—
68
*80
May-Nov
'35
~
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
■
68
81
Sept.
101
.82%
43'A
73
•
*102% 103
—
65%
105
Sept.
Date-
1953
Jan-July
85
88
3
—
Low
-
14
2
50.15
Range for
50.12
1960
50.37
High
43.24 Dec 30
50.G8
1
Sept. 14
Stock and Bond
50.68 Sep
43.37 Jan
High
50.21
10
Sept. 11
44% ,95
Range for 1951
Closing
Closed
3-
Sept. 12.
Low
34.25
July 13
Averages
Below
:
listed
.i
on
are the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
-
-Stocks80
20
Date—
Sept.
12
Sept.
Sept.
Utfl-
road*
10
65
Indus¬
The SEC Index of stock
trials
10
First
Total
Second
Grade
—
-
Total
14
—.
ltief
8tocks
45.38
98.11
99.78
102.20
95.05
100.34
82.31
.45.33
*97.61
99.86
102.25
95.04
100.34
the
prices based on the closing prices of 265 common
Sept. 8, 1951, for the composite and by majorcompared with the preceding week and1 with., highs and
to date are as follows (1939 = 100):
week
275.31
83.31
45.45
98.27
99.95
102.41
95.31
100.44
99.53
industry
groups
ended
99.37
Railr
/
ities
Bonds
lows for the year
—Closed-
'
45.49
98.59
99.75
102.49
95.50
100.46
99.55
276.06
84.45
45.55
98.86
99.74
102.51
95.34
100.29
99.47
industrial
stocks
and
Rubber Co. 100%
ior'the"30-industrials to 6,72 and for
&
Industrial,
\
35.88.
.Goodyear Tire
V
,
,83.61
avenues for the 1 *30
.the-divisor
for
99.34
Rail*
Closed
Averages are computed by dividing total prices by the following:
the
stocks
40
276.37
13
to
'
82.91
Utilities, 13.25; > 65 Stocks,
effect
10
Util-
275.25
——
—
11
'The
Grade
*273.88
10
Sept.
trials
8__
Sept.
Sept.
IS
Rail-
Indus¬
SEG Index of Stock Prices
-Bonds—
10
'
105
1
98'A
April-Oct
Sept. 13
•A'
104
98%
Jan-July
1946
1947
1
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
105
98
1
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
100'A 100%
__
1967
1940 coupon
Superpower 6s 1963
Valley RR—
Extended
—
70
Sec—;
A7s with Nov 1
A
—
72
49%
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
V. A7s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
t,
—
*69
—
June-Dec
1955
1
F
57
53
__
*30
—
,
A 7s
99%
4
Industries—
revenue
United
73%
64
99'A
redeemed—
C
E
(Aug
1946
Parana
RR—
(coupon on)
(Dec
series
2
99%
99%
—
3'As
103%
107 y8
Bank—
Mar-Sept
Power
11%
series
Electric
92%
3
101 %
*109'A 110'A
—
AEx-coupon market
{International
&
Mortgage
30
57
101
May-Noo
May -Nov
1953
coupon
Mtge
Western
&
series
coupon
1961—
Guantanamo
103
102% 102 %
99%
—-April-Oct
Co—
1940
1
Residential
stamped
Green
Mfg
Nov
Nov
ex
Finland
105%
Jan-July
103%
16
95%
65
May
1965
RR
Elec
with
104
98'A
103
Feb-Aup
1970
1971
stamped
A6%s
A 5
1
99
100 Va
39
Hydro-Electric Co—
2 %
1993
B
Ercole
97%
5
101% 102'A
101%
(Calif)—
stamped
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Peru
A
Elmira
Mar-Sept
1973
95%
High
99'A
156
Division—
J
4s
Fuel
&
B
166
Low
.
«...
RR—
mortgage 4s series
Gas
103%
*96% 100
Mar-Sept
1965
AMedellin 7s stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Jan. 1
11
*156% 160
June-Dec
1947-1978
of
Western
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
3s
Gas
3rd
A7-4s
Interest
Lack
169
100%
Authority—
series
revenue
Delaware
142
101% 101%
May-Nou
1981
1952
3s
3'As
Gas
Gas
Maranhao
Bid & Asked
Last
Period
Low
Steel
B
1970—Feb-Aug
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s 1989
May -Nov
Starrett Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966—April-Oct
Stinnes (Hugo) Ccrp—
ALima
Appalachian
65%
5
Jan
800
.16
8
common
deposit receipts
preference——
Bethlehem
155
100% 100%
Jan-July
series
Southern
10 V2 Mar
100
American
6%
Corp 3s
6s
Edison
California
Jan
16%
•
4%%
Petroleum
Woolworth
155
Jan
9%
1
common
Woodall
105 V*
55
65%
t30
Jan-July
1973
A
ref
Southern
Jan
Sep
Aug
600
16%
25,
Wisconsin
Woodley
16%
22%
1
w__
Lt
21 y4
•
1
common
x
'/a
5
Inc
Winnipeg Elec
Pwr
&
California
Jan
3%
22
10
Co
&
preferred
65%
Jan
Apr
16%
1.
Oil
Brothers
65%
Feb
25 y2
21%
1
Wilson
101%
104%
99
98
Apr
5
C)
*
101%
Feb
10
(R
Feb :
8ya
Jan
Jun
Inc
Products
Aug
111%
165
Westmoreland
Williams
Feb
80
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Willson
I960—_April-Oct
coupon
Power
San
Sep
9
20
20
River
F"b
3
5% Aug
175
Coal
(The)
17%
Jan
1% Mar
111% 11214
Westmoreland
Wickes
104%
Feb
175
Tablet
Wichita
2%
175
Maryland Ry 7%
Western
&
High
106%.
99
*100% 103
April-Oct
Safe
West
1.25
1940
5%s series A 1952
Jun
1st pfd__100
Stationery com
•
Western
(Wm)
112
Aug
l'A Aug
650
2%
,
,
30
1%
14
3
warrants
Manufacturing.—
Utilities $6 pfd
Texas
"
30
.—
Co
Baking Co
109% 109 %
1
.
referred.—
1
jWaltham
Ward
Inc
1
50-year 6% debentures 1998
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
Feb
$2
Jan. 1
Low
101
13
*98% 100%
*101% 103
A6%s ex Oct 1
1947
coupon
I960——
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
2%s
Co
Waitt
103% 103%
tlOl
102'A
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
Wagner Baking voting tr. ctfs ext
1%
preferred
100,
High
No.
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
W
Waco
103%
Jan -July
Sep
7,400-
20c
Inc
Manufacturing
9y4
82
•
Syndicate
6% Aug
5
Petroleum
Venezuela
Vogt
Steel
6%
1
April-Oct
Range Sine*
Sold
Jan
3,400
<
1968
1970
Southwestern
Valspar
mortgage 3%s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sep
8 %
92
25%
10
3%
Jun
3% May
1% July
1,500
„
5
53
Mar
8
1,000
——
Sugar
Jan
4%
6,800
2
80
1%
80
41 % Mar
86% Mar
8,500
10
Prpducis Co common—
Utah-Idaho
Jan
41% July
36% Jun
50c
Insurance
Universal
5%
280
1
Co
United Stores Corp common——
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal
Piedmont
7,200
Friday's
or
Sale Price
mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Park Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3 Vis |©04—June-Dec
Feb
40%
43
Last
Period
1st
IS
Jun
A
47%
90 7A
II
Power
3'As
39'A
50
*
I
Ohio
Mar
45%
•
Securities.
Reclaiming
4'A July
248
Aug
1,200
Interest
Exchange
Low
4% Jan
%
——'
__
1
common
3% May
219
—
1
B
International
July
39%
—10c
Corp
preferred with warrants-
Radiator
S
U
Co
24
46'A
25
„
United Specialties common
S
■
100
——
-IS
10
United Shoe Machinery commonPreferred
4
.
—-
25
common—
_
4
„
—100
Canal
&
Feb
23
•
.
,
dep rets ord registered—
United
U
"
New York Stock
High
'
75c
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
<•'
High
10%
—-.
Unitod Molasse? Co Ltd—
SEPTEMBER 14
Sales
Last
Friday
STOCKS
the
for
stock
12.89;
The
._—
221.7
Manufacturing
Durable
Goods
Non-Durable
+
composite
Utility L
Trade,'Finance and Service
251.8
+ 2.5
15.9
—:
>-
114.9
212.2
'
65
stock
to
35.88.
Miningr'
1
U
i.
229.2
190.8
161.9
■"
209.0
1
'216.6
176+
109,9
+ 0.9
+ 2.1
*
207.9
223.5' '■
173.8
•
115.9
214.4
:
201.6
+ 2.6
229.2"
ljO.G
'
the
184.3
256.5
+ 1.9
197.0
LOW
,
''
221.7
1.41 "
202.0
stock
average
give
dividend changed
218.0
131.8
*'
High
19513 '"'
+ 1.6
+ 1.7
256.5
l_
;
-1951-
Percent
192.2
■;
184.3
>
.
Goods
Transportation
-
65-stock
dividend.
6.72; Rails,
Composite
195.3
Change
Sept. 1. *51
Sept. 8, '51
.
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1024)
United States
Total
Stocks
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bond
<Number
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Infl
Bonds
Sales
Railroad
Stocks
of
Shares
6aturdayr
$2,856,000
$439,000
$2,417,000
2,194.500
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
2,037,930
2,897,000
384,000
$10,000
3,291,000
2,178,370
2,971,000
293,800
13,000
3,277.800
2,348,310
3,756,000
186,000
Friday-—,
2,169,820
2,672,000
335,000
"15", 000
3,942,000
3,022,000
$38,000
$1,637,800
$14,713,000
10,928,930
14,1951
Saturday
—
Jan. 1 to
Stocks—No.
$57,000
$51,000
$162,000
6,GOO
32.000
145.COO
529,470
41,000
44,000
3.000
88,000
629.280
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday.
$54,000
107,000
55.000
17,000
4.000
76,000
695,510
39,000
28,GOO
7.000
74,000
2,950,865
£296,000
$152,000
$97,000
$545,000
.—.—
—;
1950
Week Ended Sept. 14
352,945,190
327,200,421
10,889,871
10,928,930
of shares
1551
$38,000
10,000
325,000
411,000
1,637,800
1,845,500
66,734,120
72,366,010
14,713,000
20,827,000
551,195,400
718,627,500
$16,388,800
International
$22,694,500
$620,217,520
-
Industrial
and
Railroad
—
Total"
74,233,208
75,128.641
$726,000
$16,771,000
$23,395,000
152,000
212,000,
8,145.000
10.827,000
97,000
12,000
1,887,000
1,694,000
$545,COO
$1,050,000
$26,803,000
$35,916,000
1950
Bonds
$791,611,210
Bank
Foreign
1951
1,949,665
$296,000
$206,000
$1,963,000
$12,000
Government
S.
Jan. I to Sept. 14
1951
2,950,865
Stocks—No. of shares
Bonds
U.
Closed
557,200
Sept. 14
1951
1950
Bondi
Bonds
539,405"
Total
1951
Total
Corporate
Bonds
$16,388,800
—
V/eek Ended Sept. 14
Bonds
Shares)
Monday
Tuesday
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Domestic
0)
V/eek Ended Sept.
Closed
■
Total
Monday, September 17, 1951
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Transactions at the New York Slock Exchange
Week Ended Sept. 14.195i
.
.
Domestic
I
Foreign government
Foreign
—
-
corporate
Total
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR
Range,
American
Tel
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
—100
Boston
&
Tel
ft
BO
—
Personal
Boston
&
Trust
Prop
120
163%
Sep
30%
126
Jan
Jun
46%
Jan
50
Sep
37% July
1,158
121'/a
70
117%
Jan
46%
2,179
x40%
Jan
45%
130
Feb
46% Aug
7%
7%
6%
132
7% May
Jan
*
26
26
320
23% Mar
27%
100
5
;
RR
Hecla
Service
Cities
50
45%
149%
3,752
39%
48%
100
Providence
&
38%
121%
85
86%
170
78%
90
10%
11%
1,347
116% 120%
10
—
418
Jan
8% July
83 Vs Jan
Jun
May
11%
Sep
120%
Sep
Eastern
Street
Mass
13 Va
preferred B
5%
pfd
-100
100
100
1st pfd series A
6%
—
adjustment
SS
Assoc
Lone
Copper
Cement
Star
5%
8
530
35%
Sep
49
Jan
19%
2,215
18%
Jan
21 %
Jan
34
34
38%
Jan
"
186
35%
Juiy
1,827
49%
Jan
62 %
Sep
1,358
24%
Jan
31%
Sep
81%
83%
737
25
25%
330
17%
17%
18
125
101
101
101
45
40% Aug
67% July
23% Jun
83%
124
Sep
27% May
13% July
95% Jun
5
45%
32
Jan
110
Feb
Jan
Jan
10%
9%
19 y8
22%
Drill
2,700
10c
Feb
25c
12%
2,921
11%
Jan
112% 113%
430
93%
Jan
1 ;v
1
1%
4,100
71c
July
1%
19%
1,026
26 Va
61%
62%
134
493/4
Jan
62%
51%
50%
51%
523
46
Jan
54 y8 May
17%
18
310
14%
Jan
18
4
423/4
Jan
58
182
26%
Jan
35%
Sep
153/4 July
26 %
Jan
*
58
35
35%
18%-
19
33%
33%
*
18%
10
10%
7
165
1%
1%
225
80c
6%
"l%
7
288
Ohio Edison
Pure
30 3/4
Jan
41/4
Jun
193/4
79
16"%
Jun
25%
Jan
12%
Jan
33 %c
9%
July
17%
Sears
Jan
25%
Industries
10
120
83/4 July
58%
60%
100
46% Mar
60%
Sep
223/4
23%
146
16%
Jan
23%
Sep
1.40
36%
Southern
Standard Oil
41 Vs
Feb
51%
Jan
57%
Feb
12
25%
Jan
3634
113/8
11%
175
11
Jun
12%
Feb
22 3/e
22 %
74
21%
Jun
26%
Feb
22%
(Ind)
(N J)
Sandard
Oil
—
Timken R B
59%
20
373/a
Jan
413/e
Feb
693/a
35
59%
Jun
7lVs
Sep
45
45%
215
33% Mar
45%
Sep
28%
28%
45
26% July
34% May
1
.
—
Carbide
Steel
137
39%
68%
10
(Ohio)
75 Va
39 %
15
new
73 %
.10
(Ky).
Oil
Studebaker
36
45
42
42
250
70%
69%
46%
45%
1 49%
v"
*
—
*
—
(new)
Westinghouse Electric
72%
12%
39%
*
,—12.50
39%
Friday
Last
33
Jan
42%
40%
Par
Balcrank
59%
Jan
73 Va
41% July
49%
—»
Jan
73%
12%
20
11%
Jan
13%
Cincinnati
Street
Cincinnati
Tel
1,197
34%
Jan
40"%
Detroit Stock
Ford
New York
Exchange
Exchange
Building
16
VB
WOodward 2-5525
Detroit Stock
Exchange
Week's
V
163%
Low
9,331
3% Jan
153/4 Aug
16 % Jan
29 Va Aug
115
18%
19
665
30%
30%
310
common_8%
38%
'
3%
7
38 Va
38%
205
35
35
3Vs
10
25
4%
4%
75%
75 VB
__6
—
—
;
2%
.
4%
78
2%
10
536
628
100
-
/
'
'
•
3 Va
High
9
Sep
18%" Jan,
19% Aug
Picher
Formica
Gibson
10
Ins
*
.
Art
•
-
Kahn common
&
new
common
357
50
70
16
335
15 3/8
15%
46
46
46
36
36
36
37
137
69%
683/4
71%
806
_•
Randall
-
.5
—_
Printing
Preference
Unlisted
American
•
14%
—
——
——
Airlines
Aug
4% Apr
;
Aug
32
Jan
39%
Sep
30 Vb
Jun
38
4% Aug
69% Jan
7%
78
23A Aug
39%
46
14
5%
Consolidated
Jun
DWG
Sep
Davidson
Feb
Cigar
Detroit
_
Detroit-Michigan
Feb
17% May
Economy Baler
Frankenmuth
79%
Jan
Friars Ale
Jan
Fruehauf
14 %
14
Jan
May
Federal
Gar
Motor
Jan
56
Sep
Gemmer
Jan
51
Mar
General
Truck
Avco Mfg
49%
43 Vs
—3
7%
Trailer
48
-
/
•
55%
Chesapeake ft Ohio
25
30%
Chrysler
—
25
71%
—
10
For footnotes see page 41.
55%
56
Manufacturing
73/4
22%
22 s/8
650,
4,456
22%
.
31
Apr
Oil
Hoover
Chemical
&
7
Jun
8% Mar
Hudson
Jan
2% Aug
Kaiser-Frazer
65
47%
Jun
28%
Jun
Jun
Jan
27
7%
73%
Jan
:
Jan
7
8%
59%
Jan
Motor
Lock
&
Apr
23%
4% July
43/4
Jun
8
Jan
33/4
Apr
8%
Feb
July
Jan
3
5% July
"
2%
Jan
25% July
6 Ye Jan
29% Jan
18%
May
975
133/4
July
2,979
46%
Jun
400
1,763
2,077
16%
16%
17
13%
13%
8% May
2
July
_
_
Car
...
Mfg—.
__
38%
Feb
Kysor Heater
Sep
LaSalle
8
L"
£0
Wines./1H—1_
8Vs May
54
21% Sep
830
300
11% July
15% Mar
1,750
5% Mar
14
225
140
6%
1,539
26%
———H__,
4%
5%
6
Jun
May
9% July
3% Feb
17 Vb July
15
Jan
4%
—
.
8
14
12%
.
_____
—1
Kinsel Drug,
Apr
l
-
26%
385
13
17%
July
8
20
Sep
Aug
Feb
Jan
5%
Feb
4% July
8%
Jan
3%
24
Jan
28
Jan
2
Feb
'
1%
1
—-2
1%
100
1%
%
5 y8
300
5
3%
3%
300
3
4
.
.
Aug
-
2% May
40C
Jun,.,
240
960
2 V»
_
Feb
15c
213/4
■
■
700
2%
.
King-Seeley
82 %
120
9% Mar
,.21%
51
8%
Feb
"7%
Aug
16
8%
1
■
16
—
34% Mar
10%
.
_
IVb
65%
• 1,
25c
20%
Howell Electric Motors
83%
900
2%
Jan
113
100
23/g
2134
51
197
£00
5%
27% Aug
11%
6% May
.
'
1
Jun
227
3%
5%
Jan
Jun
6
100
25c
7%
&
Ball
36%
30%
Apr
50%
Sep
30%
Jan
10% July
100
6%
3%
__
.1
Sep
30%
4%
6%
Sep
2%
18 Va
Jan
7%
-
2%
—'5
———
—
49%
Jan
703/4
117% 120
7%
Motors
Brewing
163%
20
735.
26%
June
€10
6%
3%
1
38 %
7%
6 %
—,
149%
1%
110
Feb
16%
—
Industries
145
7%
10%
,<
274
1%
pi
Bethlehem Steel
Corp
39% July
133/4 Jan
Hurd
Beixguet Mining
952
4%
Bearing common.—10
Hoskins Manufacturing
2%
*
Houdaille-Hershey common
283
330
—
Brewing
Brewing—.
Wood
37%
49
14
205
—
1
Jan
49
42 Vs
335
14% Aug
Jan
Jan
1%
10
1
v
218'
160% 163%
3,150
22%
1
47
200
43
19% Mar
36
27
1
38Jan
Jun
51
49%
Sep
10% July
31% July
7%
1
32%
56
160%
Mfg Co
Stove
45% Mar
50
50
18
15
100
430
6%
20
Detroit Hardware
52
60
2%
600
,
Jan
11%
63
14 Va
36
10%
Edison
Sep
140
16
15%
33%
....
__
Cleveland Navigation-.—6
Apr
100
463/s
Jan
-9%
.
'
Apr
4%
27
1
60
14%
15%
3%
Aug
33%
*
——
_
51
13%
45 Va
Jan
3
18
10
•
Bros
&
50
45%
3
2%
»
Paper
'
200
454
14%
"l
Power
26%
13%
High
3%
3%
15
14%
10
56
*
—
35 %
'
Consumers
Feb
14
10
Steel
Service
1
May
July
62% July
113/4 Jan
100
Low
3%
—
Apr
20
Range Since Jan. I
High
3%
•-
15
Rubber
50
1
Telegraph
Lou■
1
.
1
Great Lakes
Anaconda Mining
Cities
—_
Briggs Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Burroughs Adding Machine /,
Goebel
American Telephone &
Shares
American Metal Prod
Baldwin
*
common
————
for Week
32 Vs
Stocks—
Allied Stores
Armeo
262
49
49%
•
G
S.
263/4
48%
bu
_*
Rapid
U.
24%
—
50
Preferred
Kroger
P
26%
Rargc
of Prices
Par
V-
Brewing
Detroit
Eagle
•','•
'
.
Electric
Altes
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Allen
Shares
16 Vs
Exchange
Exchange
DETROIT
STOCKS
Sales
of Prices
50
Motors
Crosley
Apr
Feb
for Week
8
Curb
Midwest Stock
.
Telephone:
Exchange
30%
,
40 Va
Members
New York Stock
Apr
18%
Railway
Jan
Feb
40%
10
Machine
Feb
34%
84
66Vs July
47%
Aug
—*
*
Milling
Sep
Jan
Jun
Jan
51 %
•'
Range
Low
1
Gas 81 Electric
49%
543/a
328
393/4
Jun
Sep
38
50
451/a
75 Va
Apr
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Sep
355
Week's
.v
Sale Price
Cincinnati
43 Va
168
641/s
44%
39%
12.50
-
493/4
63%
45
•
38% Mar
1,565
47%
70%
10
32% July
1,719
71%
common—_25
Cincinnati
Sep
25
Oil
S.
31% July
72-
363/4
Brands
Standard
U
20
56%
36%
___
Co
Standard
Union
363/4"
55%
5
—
—-
36%
*
15
Roebuck
Apr
35%
new
Sep
6% Mar
23%
Socony Vacuum
Feb
19%
Carey
33'/a
•
»
Corp
Feb
104
STOCKS
Champion Paper
Churngold Corp
64
100
19
19
.
Oil
Sep
23%
J.
'
Sep
5%
•
„
RR
Sep
5
—_8
—
Packard Motor Car
Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola
Sep
May
1%
8%
22%
—5
11
Feb
6% July
*
Cincinnati Stock
Brewing
85
*
Friday
Burger
80
58
*
'
Jan
16% July
8% Jan
15
System Inc—.
Webtinghouse Electric Corp
62%
Telegraph.*
Register.,
Jan
18%
19
475
Waldorf
&
Central
117% May
112%
7%
17%
Co
39% Aug
43%
12% Mar
•
Machinery
Cash
Aug
543/a Feb
Jan
11%
11%
150
176
16%
—
44%
Sep
Jan
34 %
Jan
Feb
11c
9%
»—1*
Co
43%-
14%
29%
Apr
17% July
9%
10c
10
—
222
117/b
47% July
29%
18%
60
Inc—
34%
32Va Mar
,
Jan
8% July
12 3/8
5
—
Telephone
National Distillers
York
70
•
new
Standard
32 % July
45
.♦
Webster
Shoe
36%
31%
1
Association
Rubber
Apr
38%
>>
United Fruit Co
U
63 %
62%
25
Quincy Mining Co
Folding Machine
Drug Co
United
Sep
28%
50
-
Rexall
Twist
52
1
Reece
Union
-
254
19%
;;
Feb
36%
1
Cos.
Pennsylvania RR
Torrington
Feb
61%
England Electric System
20
New England Tel & Tel——
100
North Butte Mining
—a—2.50
&
4%
67
30%
New
Stone
Jan
55% July
5
Assn
Racing
Service
Shawmut
53
35%
36%
•
Nash-Kelvinator
National
2%
40
62%
—100
—
Chemical Corp
Narragansett
International
New
742,
34%
27% Aug
45
14%
11%
5
.
-
Motors
National
29%
10%
High
14% Mar
37%
100
common
preferred
Mathieson
57
52
10
Corp
RR
Central
Jan
1
•
Safety Razor Co new
Kennecott
Maine
200
11%
•
issued"
Electric
Gillette
33/8
3%
——
First National Stores "when
General
250
57
Inc_—--*
Lines
Employers Group
General Electric
Low
14%
28%
14%
'
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
—
Power & Light
Federated Dept Stores
General
Low
7
——
Day
Schenley
100
6 'h
Eastern
13%
Ry—
Common
Shares
——*
Curtiss-Wright
Radio
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
13%
for Week
—_»
—
.
Columbia Gas
High
Railway—
Stamped $50 paid
Boston
Low
160% 163%
—
25
Edison
Elevated
City Products
Range Since Jan. 1
High
38%
=
——100
Albany RR
Boston
Boston
Calumet
160%
*
;
Shares
Low
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
*
Par
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
:
Week's
Last
'
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Last
:
14
Salt Price
Exchange
Friday
V
SEPTEMBER
Friday
Boston Stock
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
July
,-.5% May
Jun
.3% •Feb
-
'
Volume 174
!
Number 5047
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1025)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Screw
Mid-West
Murray
Frod
common
Shares
Low
Abrasive
50c
Corporation
National Electric
5%
19%
High
a
214
Jan
3%
Feb
International
635
514
Apr
514
Sep
Inter
19%
305
1814
Jun
23%
Feb
4Va
600
314
Jan
4%
Sep
Int'i
3%
4
775
3% Aug
414
Jan
Jones &
Park
Motor
Car
*
Chemical
Parke
Tel
Pfeiffer
Brewing
Prophet
(Fred
Rickel
&
Co
1
Co
Manufacturing
Paper
scoften-Dillon
KaLser-Frazer
314
Jan
110
41%
775
2014
210
2% Aug
18% Jan
5%
5%
2,300
5%
59
514
Aug
63
Kennecott
Aug
Kern
414 Apr
22% Mar
6%
Sep
l7/s
l7/s
200
9'%
850
7%
Jan
214 May
914 Mar
2
214
200
2
Jan
2% May
Loew's
class
11%
B
11%
670
__
1
11%
14%
15V4
835
514
514
-414
414
1
common
Superior Tool & Die
514
___l
-
__
11%
Jun
12%
Los
•
Corporation
1
United Shirt Distributors
1
United
1514
__
1
States
Radiator
common
Wayne Screw Products
84
84
48
4,352
8
8
19%
19%
19%
310
7
9
8%
9
10c
18
July
July
23%
925
15
Jun
18%
Feb
Co
20
35"%
35 %
36
4,765
25%
Apr
36
Aug
1
al57/s
18
Angeles
Biltmore
Magnavox Company
Mascot
Oil
Hotel
,15% Mar
Menasco
Merchants
Sep
10
814
Apr
1214 Aug
214 Jan
1% Juiy
' Feb
(Un)
Co
1
Robbins
&
Jan
8%
Inc
Petroleum
Minnesota
Power
&
67%c
•
Motorola
Inc
for Week
National
Shares
V
Admiral
Alaska
>
,
<•
* '
-•••
V-
Par
•
Low
•
,
Corp
24
Juneau
Gold
_i1__l10
Mining
,v"
24
3
:
.
"il"
Chemical & Dye Corp
Allied
i-.,.,,
(Un)
-Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
'American Airlines Inc
•
>•;-
(Un>——*•
'
«*
1
New
Amer Radiator & St San Co (Un)
•
Smelting
Refining (Un)_»
American Tel & Tel Co (Uri)
100
r
'
%
July
3%
45
59%
York
-
1,086
1,726
13%
Jan
588
12%
\
Jan
a91V4 a%%
145
71
70% May
48% Sep
.
July
16
15%
»
Jan
5
i
■■
16%
.
Amer
Northrop Aircraft
,
Oceanic
Apr
Oil
'American Viscose Corp
-•
American
Woolen-Oo.
J Anaconda
■i'.
':J;
;
(Un)'_____
(Un)L
.25
(Un)
(111)
Co
xxLJ*
;L.
1,641
,
150%
Jan
163
: -L
li'
•
10%
-•
(Un) -50
new
:
V
*
-
48 Ve
—
43%
'
33% July
37%
48%
43%
81% :
37%
51
a77% a78%
Jtin
r-
78%
165
66% Mar :
-
-
-
-7%
'7%
12%
12%
41/4
4'%
1,136
■
6%
'
Jun
.
'
Baldwin-Lima
'
-J4
;
Hamilton
Corp
v
'
Baldwin Securities Corp
r
«
Baltimere
%
Bandini
r'
J'
Barker
*. \
Bros
(Un)
__il00
20%
Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp
v.-,-
3%
j-
»
'
H
Oil
Co
common.LlO r
20%
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:
65
175
Sep
34%
class A__25
_10
&
625
Feb
4
24% Aug
73% May
34%
preferred
Tel
72%
25
redeemable
Pacific
Jan
2% Apr
a9%
10
preferred
Pacific
72% July
8% Mar
,,
21%
5o
25
common
Pacific Petroleums Ltd-
Sep
212
*
redeemable preferred
Pacific Indemnity Co
'
24%.
51% Mar
10
Corp of Calif
81%
Aug >
a4%
22%
(Un)_100
—
12%• Jan
8% July
.~„V280
Feb
31%
Jun
8
5%
Jan
620
81'4
Feb
19%
Jun
Jan
1
Elec
&
5%.
Sep
Jun
Gas
1.15
Apr
18
10
(Un)—
Finance
May
435
;__1
—
Products
65c
19
1
6%
73% July
46% Jan
75
10(4* 10%
.
•
Jan
Clay
Pacific
Sep
788
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48 %
Pacific
c
582
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60%
140
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:
161 •:
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■
Copper Mining Co (Un)
Armco Steel Corp
;
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Co
Ohio Edison Co
■
16% Aug
90% Sep
Jan
4
18"%
__
(Un)
Railway Co
Feb
Apr
30
30
515
72%
__
(Un)
Aviation Inc
Pacific
Pacific
-•
(Un)
North American Co
Northern
Feb
2.00
41%
18%
al9
31%
a48% a50%
__
Sep
17%
July
2% May
24%
a50%
1
North
1,500
Jan
Jan
Feb
__1
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1,190
1.20
38
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__
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13%
90c
50
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8
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Feb -
3%
Jun
Jan:
43
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Mallinson
Nordon
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Feb
29%
2 % May
15%
—
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4
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•
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230
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(Un)
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200
3 %
•
'
Alleghany Corp
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High
Jun
31%
__
3
Distillers
National
Range. Since Jan. 1
■
■
(Un)
(Un)
Nash-Kelvlnator
Range
of Prices
90c
800
3%
__
♦
•
Co
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
v
8%
40
1.20
67%c67%c
3%
1
Power
1.20
a43% a43%
—
1
(Un)
Light (Un)
al5% al5%
1.20
1
Co
Middle South Utilities
Sales
Sep
3,645
Sep
960
8
20% May
10% Feb
1.00
Sep
100
Last
Jan
16% Jun
18%
4'4
Angeles Stock Exchange
Sale Price
7
Jan
23%
Montank
STOCKS
Sep
Sep
18
5%
Week's
48
95c
Jun
1,520
Friday
84
21%
(new)
Monogram Pictures Corp
Los
100
Jan
Apr
37% Aug
345
43%
16% Aug
75
84
46%
23
Jun
214
Sep
Sep
8%
167/8
18%
414
814
18 V4 Mar
40
97 %c
314
1214
2
4% July
75
53% Mar
25%
1
100
814
2
2^310
17% Mar
11%
11%
1
6%
1
Co
Jan
13
5%
5%
4
(Un)
(Un)
12%
953
1,067
95
•
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Inc
550
1514
40
al5% al5%
38%
*
2.50
(Un)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Apr
1,524
1,170
3,125
McKesson
Udylite
Co
1,943
34% Aug
Jan
39%
(Un)_,
Manufacturing Co
Lincoln
9
_10
Manufacturing
Gas
Company
Libby McNeil & Libby
1%
Jan
Corp (Un)
Co new
Land
18
25%
36%
__
8.75
Lane-Wells
Jun
9%
1%
Copper
17%
25%
17%
1
(Un)
High
Jun
33% May
49% July
13% Jan
25% Sep
28% July
a53% a53%
*
10
Corp
County
Laclede
163
(Un)
Kansas Power & Light
3%
1
_
Tube
6% Mar
Jan
5
Raisin
Rudy
cstandard
Jun
3
Low
32
a39 a39%
1
414
Range Since Jan. 1
High
377
Chemical
&
300
2
River
Sheller
Aluminum
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(Un)
3,129
2014
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(H W)
Corp
3%
3%
__
Shares
(Un) _♦
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Ltd
(Un)
Paper
Tel
&
Laughlin Steel
5»A
59
59
1
for Week
•
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3%
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of
5».
1
Davis
Peninsular
5%
Co
International
Kaiser
Packard
Harvester
Nickel
3%
-
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
1,300
37/a
I
2
Week's
Last
Sale Price
4
10
„
Welding
National Stamping
STOCKS
Low
3
5%'
5%
14
Range Since Jan. I
KHigh
2%
3
__1
_
SEPTEMBER
for Week
of Prices
Par
Masco
ENDED
Friday
Last
Sale Price
-
FOR WEEK
Sales
_*
12.50
1
10
10
•
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10
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20
14%
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50
10
370
14%
10
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Jan
28
Feb
15%
Apr
12
33%
Jun
34% Jan
192.
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13c
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"
14% Aug
.
14,000
125
8%
Jun
54
12
Jan
45%
Jan
Jan
17c
Mar
Jan
67%
Feb
42% July
8c
44% Feb
40% May
S3
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1026)
.
.
.
Monday, September 17, 195X
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
WEEK ENDED
FOR
SEPTEMBER 14
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Hallicrafters
CHICAGO 3, ILL.
ST.
SO. LA SALLE
(G)
Hellemnn
Co
Hibbard
Low
Brewing
Co
10,%
EAU CLAIRE
50
10
Brick
Co
Independent
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Midwest Stock Exchange
A compilation of the roand-lot transactions only.
La*t
Range
of Prices
'V'
'
V'"-':
Par
Advanced
Aetna
Loic
-
Hi0}l
Castings
'
Roller
&
59
61Va
400
42
24%
24
24%
200
20% July
' 7%
450
7%
Bearing
5
9
1
■
7"%
■;
Equipment—;
Gas
Mfg Co
8
^
9
9
61%
Mar
7
Iowa
Alleghany Corp
Allied
Aug
10
Jan
Power
Johnson
Feb
9
(Un)
•
(Un)
American
Rad
16
(III) ———.1
Stand
&
1
—
American Investment Co
San
-
8
1,200
100
(Un)_—*
American
Tel
Armco
& Tel
Steel
Co
Armour & Co
Arvin
Light
Oil &
43%
10%
Refining Co common—1
Topeka
&
Kaiser
Alum
Kansas
Jan
16
4,200
300
17 V4
Jun
20
16%
1,100
12%
Jan
City
Power
Mfg
Bendix
Aviation
1
Co—
.
Inc—
.1
Brewing Corp—
Corp (Un)
1
Co
5
—
7
1
Jan
12%
1%
200
1%
900
27%
1%
Jan
Jan
Feb
40
May
<■
Borg
(George
W)
Brach & Sons
Budd
Burkhart
(F)
10
Lonergan
Mfg
Sep
Jan
Medusa
7%
7%
3,400
67/a
Jun
8% Mar
47%
250
23%
53%
55
1%
1%
Jan.
Corp
Portland
Brothers
Jan
23%
46% July
59%
1%
1,700
Apr
common
Pacific
Feb
Aug
Food
Car-Consolidated
Biscuit
Brewing Corp —
Central & South West Corp—
Central
Missouri
Portland
7%
2,800
Jan
8
Feb
1,100
47
Jun
60
Jan
250
14%,
Jan
18% May
Montgomery
12%
700
10 Vb
Jan
14
Apr
Motorola
950
15 %
Jan
20
Mar
12%
4%
16%
16%
47
48
300
46
16%
16%
400
14% July
33%
34
100
28
Jan
1 39
Feb
20
21
550
J.8%
Jan
22
12%
13
500
53% Mar
May
18%
15%
11% July
'
Jan
Feb
Central
UP Secur
$1.50
Corp
convertible
Cherry Burrell Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)——:
Chicago Corp common
Convertible
preferred
Chicago Milwaukee
Pacific Ry
St
Chicago Towel Co
Chrysler Corp
Jan
32 y8
Sep
3%
3,900
2%
Jan
5V2
3%
common
32%
36% Aug
3% Feb
Jan
Sep
10% July
28% Jun
12%
Jan
38%
Feb
800
12%
Jan
10%
Feb
22%
10%
11
100
30%
31%
1,400
15%
15%
64%
64%
.<
150
63 Va May
65%
21%
22
300
17%
Jun
293/4
9a
98
25
91
Jan
71
72
1
__
25
Cities
Service
Cleveland
4%%
Co
Cliffs
71%
10
—
Iron
preferred
Clinton
Club
Foods
1,700
65 Vb
July
Feb
Mar
101
82
Apr
Coleman
(The)
Co
Inc—,—
Co
|
Jan
118%
Sep
19 Vb
Jun
26 V*
Apr
Feb
86
450
81
Jun
90
46%
100
42%
Apr
47 % May
x31%
32%
32 Va
200
30
July
33% Mar
*
5
82%
84
*
;
100
5 200
25Va
46%
__
1
Products
24%
85
*
Inc__
Aluminum
25
100
Cleveland Elec Ilium Co
Commonwealth
(Un)
6
"
\
•
Edison
;
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
Consumers Power
6
100
31 % " %
31%
Continental
■
Crane
Motors
5% Mar
150
8
May
Feb
33
May
29
(Un).—
Dodge Mfg Corp
41%
41%
41%
_1
10
ny8
Domestic Finance Corp class A
10%
17V
Eddy
1
(Alan
5
Erie
31
Jan
100
(The)
Controller
Railroad
Fitz-Simons
__io
&
1,
32%
Jan
413/4 July
100
12%
Dredge
Sep
Feb
Tile
«
10
General
Motors
Corp
common
50%
100
North
American
North
Corp—A
General
Public
General
Telephone
Utilities
(Un)
Corp
Gibson Refrigerator Co___
t
....
Glidden
Co
(Un)
Gossard
(W H)
Graham-Paige
Northern
Gray
Drug
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
Greyhound
Griesedieck
Corp
(Un)
Western
For footnotes
see
page 4L
May
350
3
Feb
323/4
100
28
Jun
38
350
34% May
IVb
100
8%
1,200
19 Vb
4V2
Feb
4%
Apr
1,100
38%
Feb
43
Jan
6
Jan
7ya
Jan
8%
Sep
10%
Jan
18 Ve Mar
19% Mar
4%
-
800
6V»
Jan
12 V2
343/4
1,850
Sep
17%
Jan
343/4
200
30% July
35%
Apr
300
25%
37
4%
Sep
12
23 Va
Jan
29% May
25
28%
Jan
37
300
64%
Jan
74%
1,200
40%
Jan
51
Mar
25.
Aug
16 Va
Aug
37
12Vi
x73
48 V2
49 Va
Sep
Feb
Oak
16%
550
8%
8%
550
18%
18%
19%
1,800
7%
8%
700
4%
Jan
*
19
18%
19%
500
15%
Jun
16%
17
700
13% July
19
Feb
16%
16%
16
Mar
19%
Apr
17%
18
2,200
Jun
19 ya
Apr
Ohio
'400
9% Mar
7
Aug
Jun
14 V4
17% July
9% Mar
22%
-
Feb
8% May
26 V4
Jan
10
38
Aug
4%
"
Jan
78 Vb
Jan
50Va
1,300
5
50
100
41% July
119 Va Jan
39
Apr
17% July
13
13
10
11%
1,200
8% July
8%
950
7% Mar
7%
17%
;
100
17%
Power
(Minn.)
com—5
10%
10%
10%
3,800
9%
Apr
10% Mar
_*
36y4
34%
36%
1,700
29%,
Jan
36V2
15%
15%
15%
2,450
13%
Jan
16 y8
Jan
8
32%
32%
33%
700
30%
Jan
33 y4
Aug
.*
56%
56%
57%
400
43% Mar
57%
Sep
—
Motor
Car
American
Pan
(Un)„—
World
Pictures
Paramount
*
Airways (Un)
Penn
prior preferred
Electric
Switch
Pennsylvania
Peoples
RR
Light
Pepsi-Cola
Co
Potter
(The)
Co
Pressed
class
Steel
Jan
27%
Sep
9
500
7%
Jun
10 Va
Jan
Jan
8%
4% Jun
6% Mar
13 Vb
9% July
Apr
100
20% Aug
25y4
26%
26%
150
16%
27
Sep
Jan
18%
19
L17
9%
■
,_1
12%
Jan
2,500
16% July
26 y4
1,400
111% July
8% July
125%
Feb
12%
Jan
10%
2,100
12%
:
10
;
12%
200
11"
Jun
26%
100
24%
Jun
29%
300
26
—(
—
L
\
14%
Jan
12%
26%
28%
%
10
Colorado
19 V*
120
9%
1
———
of
21%
22
33y8c
'
400
22
50
Car Co common
Co
2,100
„
—100
(Un)
Service
5,600
27%
10
A
Coke_ii
&
5%
11%
25
—
Gas
,
5
,
4%
10%
27
>
—
1
Peabody Coal Co common
conv
5Va
1
(Un)
Sep
so
Feb
16%
Jan
30 y8
Feb
30
.
Public Service Co of Indiana
Pure
Oil
Co
100
•
(Un)
•
Quaker Oats Co
Radio Gtorp
of America
Pictures
Corp
(Un)
1
Co
1
23%
4%
4%
May
Feb
200)
<
46%
Jan
60%
Sep
300
,v
31 Va
Jun
47
Feb
16%
Jan
23%
Sep
3y«
Apr
4%
Jan
3y8 May.
,5V»
Feb
8,000
4% ;: 4%
4%
500
500
...
...
24
24
27 y4
Apr
11%
11%
200
8%
Jun
12
Jan
21%
22%
200
14%
Jan
22%
Sep
43%
24
5%
4118
Jan
Sep
Pichman
19
Co
Bros
Raisin
44%
600
35%
Jun
49%
8%
Feb
40
24
July
-
Sep
145
Mar
53
May
24%
10%
Jan
Feb
St
Louis
National
Louis
Public
Sangamo
Co
,
-
'
5
-
6%
7%
1,000
6ys
Jun
41%
42%
950
39%
Jun
9%
-
•
Sears
Roebuck
Securities
9V»
200
7V2
Jan
&
-
Feb
43% Mar
9Va
Apr
Co
Serrick
Shell
5
41% Aug
46
May
8%
21%
22
500
20 Va Aug
23% May
36 V4
36%
36%
500
32
41V4
St
55%
55 V4
56
—
90
90
15
f
68%
15
300
13 Vt
68%
100
54
40%
1,100
/
♦
;
of
8V2
21V2
1.40
8%
1,200
1,500
7y4
Jan
10
July
Feb
Jan
51%
Jan
57%
Feb
90
Jun
95
Feb
Jan
16% May
Louis—
100
Corp class B common
Oil
43
•
•
Co
Invest
43
'
*
com
Co
convertible preferred
13
Jan
Stockyards
Service A
Electric
Schenley Industries (Un)_
13Vi Aug
9%
—2Va
Mar
101% May
50%
♦
:
Paper
22%
5Qc
—1
Co
—
15
-
—
Mar
68 y4
Sep
Jan
Prod
Corp
•
2^
2%
1.800
2 Va
Jan
3y8
62%
1 800
49%
Jan
623/4
Sinclair
714
714
6
Jan
50%
52 %
4,400
Society Brand Clothes Inc
Socony Vacuum Gil (Un)—
28%
18%
200
Feb
Sep
73/4 July
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Oil
46 Vb
Jan
54
17
Jan
19% Mar
Southern
Spiegel
May
South
200
•,
5
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall Drug (Un)
—-i——-
61%
"y! 3*%
22%
4V4
-10
Manufacturing
Remington Rand (Un)
35%
23%
,,
—1
Co
Packing
60%
35%
__
*
(Un)__
Corp (Un)-^
59 VB
35%
,
5
Sep
Jan
Sep
19%
"
Jun
(Un)
Co
Rath
Jan
41
5
-
7y4
Co
Edison
Oil
Ohio
Jan
14%
19%
52
19% May
9V2 Jan
,5
1
12 Va
82 y2
41
7%
25
15%
Mfg Co
RKO
400
29%
11%
25
8%
10
2V*
Bend
Lathe
Co
21 Va
21%
1,100
46V4
800
5%
36%
6
200
37%
26%
26%
250
11%
11%
3,300
—
12%
13
400
3V2
4
1,800
3
—
36%
15
Works
5
—
5
28 y8
July
31%
Sep
954
xqi,<
974
1 onn
9ya
Jan
11%
Feb
3214
28%
31%
1,300
24%
Jan
31%
Standard
Dredging
431/
4414
28 Va
Jan
45% Aug
48% Sep
Standard
Oil
of
California
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana
9% Aug
12%
Jan
Standard
Oil
Co
Jan
4V4
Feb
Standard
Oil
N
11%
1,500
17
34%
5
Jan
46 Va
Sep
6%
Jan
Aug
Jan
37 Vb
21% Jan
28 V2
Jan
11
May
12 y4
Jan
July
14%
25%
Sep
Sep
4414
Jan
10
—
21%
—
1
41% July
22% May
26% Jan
43%
1
(Un)
x39%
40
J
Corp
1
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*
1
23%
3%
££
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314
300
45% Aug
2%
2
Inc
1
Warrants
of
2%
3
2ya Aug
1,000
2V2
54%
54 y4
54%
500
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1,800
39 %
67%
39%
69%
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10
15
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500
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14
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Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Feb
Standard Railway Equipment
15 Va
Jan
100
-
13%
Jan
19%
Feb
Standard Steel Spring
60d
11
Jan
12%
Jan
Sterling
600
22%
Jan
19%
-
—
67%
26% Mar
(Un)
10
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45%
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—
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15%
23
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16
16
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Aug
54%
Sep
59 % Mar
76%
Sep
37 Vb
Jan
41%
Feb
1,000
59%
Jun
1,000
16
—
5
Sep
45%
33% Mar
1,000
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70%
Sep
,
14
20
July
100
14
Mar
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900
15%
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Jun
100
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4
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81
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31
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Feb
Jan
12
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Sep
1,500
47
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23
63
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Motors
18V2 July
450
8%
4V2
(Un)
62%
«
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
100
71
3%
19% Mar
10%
5
1
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Gillette Safety Razor Co
Jan
8% July
16 Va
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1
20
14%
700
19
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5
400
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8
Sep
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,
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37%
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class
8% July
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6,700
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27%
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14
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18V4
34% Mar
37%
5
16
5
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21
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Jun
200
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15
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5
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500
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31
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Detroit & Cleveland Nav (Un)Doehler-Jarvls
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31
1
—
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Public
Columbia Gas System
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3l/a July
1,000
9
20
19
Ward & Co
Inc
Packard
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118% 118%
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1
common
Sep
Sep
36
—
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Cement
Chemical Co
Monroe
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Apr
2
150-
,
Jan
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28 Va
600
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,
Jan
200
3%
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——
2% Aug
13% May
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46
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3%
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common
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—
2,800
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30%
2%
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22
Jan
20
May
—50c
Illinois Light Co
25 Va
Jan
35%
900
17%
9
Inc
Brewing Co
Minneapolis
18Va
31%
3'A
1
—
Centlivre
7%
4
Hart Inc common—
Miller &
56%
6%
—
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Jan
14%
200
600
18V4
*
Co—
Inc
Products
Utilities
South
Middle
55
20%
—15
(Un)—
Sep
17% Mar
Sep
2
Jan
Brick
National
Canadian
Mar
4,350
15
„
1
Cement
Metropolitan
18%
„
12.50
27
15% July
Sep
51
17%
600
i
37
400
48
23%
48
8
39%
24
14%
-
Marshall Field & Co
8%
34
*
29% May
32%
B_
class
40%
—
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—
Manufacturing
Burton-Dixie
Butler
Corp
(E J)
Company
Sep
200
1,200
3,700
8
10
Lindsay Lt & Chem common——*
81%
12%
Jan
Jan
25 % Mar
Jan
"
Feb
31%
Sep
39%
21
22
46
4
*
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
51%
8% July
4
Co
Jan
-
7%
Jun
5
21 Va
27
16%
x20%
21%
x44
3%
20%
21%
Leath & Co common
36% July
23% July
Sessions
&
Aug
7
140
2,000
39
15%'
—
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Co
Gas
6%
55%
2,800
5
25%
26 V2
15%
—
—
Lamson
28 ya
18Va
5
Jan
Laclede
76
1
Corp
23%
Sep
500
1
Fisheries
20% July
—
—
200*
Blnks
Booth
21%
5
25%
33ViC
350
Bethlehem Steel
Manufacturing Co
21%
5
10
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Berghoff
21%
Sep
600
40
1%
Feb
Jan
-1
Kropp Forge Co
8%
__
lp
44 V,
39% July
18% Mar
10
—1-,—
81%
—
5
(Un)
500
27%
& Light
Light (Un)
&
47%
10
Corp
Benguet Consol Mining Co
36% Aug
14% Jan
55% May
Jun
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&
7%
—*
Bastian-Blessing Co
Beldcn
40 y8
Jan
47% May
Jan
50
200
40
„3
53Va
Mar
12%
700
13%
163
5,700
37
-
26
800
2,900
.
25%
Jan
37%
10%
79
7%
Jan
37% Feb
2,600
Jan
150
43%
25
36 %
81%
4
Mfg Corp
.
Feb
41
Jun
.2,000
Power
Mickelberry's
Avco
53V8
40
—
61%
Sep
16% Aug
1%
—100
—;
14 V2
45% July
35%
31%
.
2.500
18
Sep
4%
10
9%
—
Pe
Santa
Corp
Products
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100
300
„
Feb
10
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7%
convertible preferred
$1.20
Atchison
Sep
26
Koppers Co
42%
36%
17%
17%
Feb
1,200
—
Jan
25%
Apr
25
1
Co
Sep
8%
17%
40%
1,100
•
74%
21
25%
17
Jun
Jun
Jan
36%
14
--
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50
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Feb
55
17%
*
Jan
48%
2.50
Manufacturing
Ashland
10
—5
—
—
Sep
13
+
29%
3
35 Va
14%
—*
13
1,600
xl60% 163
49%
common
Inc
160%
(Un)—50
(Un)_
(111)
Industries
Asbestos
Co———100
Mining
Copper
38
Jan
2,500
36
—7.50
(Un)
Elec (Un)
&
Stephens
Laclede-Christy
Anaconda
Jan
28%
Feb
15%
*
Apr
10
300
.
35 V»
.
3,450
3%
Sep
15 V2
15%
-15
-
Laughlln Steel Corp
&
Jones
11% May
15% Sep
July
15%
19%
,
Jan
Feb'
1,150
C.
52%
36
34y2
36 Va
Chemical—5
35
3%
35
Feb
4%
27%
23%
120
*
—
33"%
3%
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—
Airlines
11% Aug
44%
July
500
YiVa
523/8
—
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62%
21
34%
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Gas
&
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Kelley Island Lime &Transport
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15%
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Laboratories
American
1
—:
(Un)
Paper
Illinois
Iowa
Sep
29
Jan
7%
150
8%
15%
8
61%
' ,20%
16V\
*
Minerals
Kansas
Affiliated
Ainsworth
10%
20 Va
International Tel & Tel
High
Low
59
—5
Co
Packers Ltd
International
Range Since Jan. 1
__
62%
Co
International
5
-
Steel
International
1
Alum
Ball
Week's
Products
International
Shares
Friday
Corp
38
10%
Feb
Jan
3
400
Feb
May
27%
Jan
38'/2
1,400
•
International
Sales
for Week
Sale Price
Laboratories
220
3%
27%
38
8%
24
Sep
9
700
11
38
21%
1,400
41
100
RR
Pneumatic Tool
Interlake Steamship Co
Harvester
;
Abbott
103/4
40 Vb
26%
Inland
Admiral
24
3%
Indiana Steel
.
Mar
1
Illinois Central
STOCKS
July
19
UNLISTED SECURITIES
LaCROSSE
MADISON
6
100
41
25
Hydraulic Press Brick $6 pfd
MINNEAPOLIS
1,100
Huttig Sash & Door common———5
Chicago Board of Trade
High
6%
20%
21%
22 %
—3
Bartlett
Spencer
Low
6%
6%
1
Hupp Corporation
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20 Va
Illinois
t
Shares
1
Hein Werner Corp
Members:
MIDWESTERN LISTED AND
for Week
1
Co
Instrument
Hammond
Telephone Central 6-0780
Midwest Stock Exchange
Range
of Prices
Par
DAYTON & GERNON
105
Last
Sale Price
Jan
25
t
Apr
16
May
19%. Sep
Volume 174
Number 5047
:
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1027)
35
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Stone
Container
Corp
—1
Btuaebaker Corp (OnJ
Sunbeam
Corp
Sunustrana
Sunray
Swift
&
Corp
Co
Tool—
(Un)
60
2,750
29'/a
9Va
1,000
High
Jan
12
200
25% July
42% Jan
62%
15 % July
19
Co.
Texas
Gulf
Texas
(The)
Feb
Producing
Utilities
6,200
17%
Jan
24%
Sep
34%
35 %
600
Admiral
32%
Jun
40
Jan
Air
Thompson
Timken
Co.,
Abbott
Co
5
(The)
208
So
La
Union
Coal
Salle
Carbide
United
St
Steel
(Un).
Feb
3%
3%
2,500
17%
17%
4% Mar
18% Feb
Amer
500
2% July
15% May
55'/a
55%
100
49%
56
American Smelting &
Refining
3%
63%
64%
28%
30 Va
1,300
4%
53% Mar
66% July
23
31
•
4%
4%
4,900
21%
22 Va
1.400
Jan
3%
Jr
*
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12% May
14% Sep
40%
1,000
34%
Jan
40% Mkv
27%
100
26 Va
July
30% May
Co
750
550
74%
--
5
& Tube
100
14
.
74 Va
Jun
July
12
Jan
Bait
May
14%
Jen
Bendix
17% Mar
13 Va
Jun '
15%
Feb
74
Aug
77
Feb
15 Va
300
11%
Jan
15%
Sep
52%
200
45 Va
Jun
59%
Feb
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Range
Par
American
Arundel
Tel
&
City Elec
35%
100
Corporation
Atlantic
Low'
•
Tel
Baldwin
5%
common
preferred
Securities Corp—
6%
participating
Company
Budd
preferred
Chrysler Corp
Publishing
Chemical Corp
Delaware Power & Light
Electric
Fidelity
General
149%
Jan
163 A
407
14 /a
Jun
17 %
18%
Jan
23 A
12
12%
205
10%
Jun
15%
4%
350
3/a Aug
5 A
4%
2%
2%
11%
320
260
Aug
11%
71A
26
16%
908
,,
.
66 %
Jan
Celanese
Central
_
Corp
906
7 /a
150
Jun
Jan
44%
300
33%
22 A
-
23/a
851
517
45%
4^%45%
-
72%
73
50%
51%
$ 50%
•
2
Chic
Milw
&
St
Preferred
Paul
82% Apr
KSRS
Phila
Transportation
1%
40%
Co
—*
4,933
ft if* g
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28 A
28 A
46
Jan
6
8
8%
Corp common
3
Public Service El & Gas common—*
25 A
24 A
23%
23 A
—
20
common.,..—*
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Scott
A-
50
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Paper
*, /
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26%
Aug
Jan
53%
Feb
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50
48% May
51%
Jan
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Co
54% May
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1975
25 A
785
4
24%
1,505
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26%
2,115
25
May
Jun
(Un)_
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37%
%
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28%
536-
48%
Corp
Gas
52
$2000
2,000
Last
Range
Sale Price
Allegheny
Ludlum
Arkansas
Natural
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Co
Steel
Gas
—
Gas
Equitable
Gas
Pitt
Harbison
Par
Shares
sep
Feb
B
61
vi
^
Feb
El
Oil
Paso
Mountain
Nat
Supply
Plymouth
San
Oil
Standard
United
Steel
States
Common
Jun
20%
14%
154
12%
Jan
9%
Jan
14% Aug
11% Mar
Golden
525
399
19%
Jun
Goodrich
9"%
10
32%
29
21%
34%
34%
4%
2%
2%
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10
2%
36
50%
———
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35%
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36
3
49%
50%
10
•
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1
Spring
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new
13c
15c
22%
22%
23 %
30%
Jan
30%
Jun
34 7A
24 Va
Jan
90
com
Westinghouse Electric Corp
For footnotes see
page 41.
Aug
29% Sep
19% Jan
Safety
Co
State
4%
Ltd
Aug
195
51%
Jan
75
7%
Jan
Sep
Sep
75
12%
310
31%
18
1,122
260
10
12%
30% Mar
'
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31%
Sep
Sep
14%
Jan
18
Sep
48%
Feb
54%
Jun
15%
16
499
20%
9%
Jun
21
Feb
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7%
Jun
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Jan
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Jun
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86
86
86
101
July
96 Va
Feb
53%
53%
53%
84
1,075
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102 % 102%
48 Va May
11%
100
7%
150
11%
2,260
56% Aug
7
10%
-
75
7%
—
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Jun
106
July
8% July
10%
Jan
Feb
12% Aug
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—
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20
Jan
29
Feb
70
20
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Aug
90
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38 A
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1,342
100% 100%
—
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7/4 Aug
318
45
106
8,200
112
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38
Great
Nor
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Greyhound
non-cum
Corp
Sep
Hunt
Jan
Hupp Corp
Oil
Foods
Car
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(Un)
Apr
18%
Feb
28%
67
79
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52
May
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14
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125
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55
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Jan
225
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1.75
200
1.60 July
486
53
May
66/4 Jan
20
13
July
19/4
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Jan
12%
Inc
Apr
Independent Exploration
Maryland
-
Plantation
Mines
9% Aug
international
9
Int'l Nickel at Canada
Corp
Aug
Sep
International _Tel
28 Va
July
Johns-Manvllle
40 3A
Apr
58%
61%
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30
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28%
1
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122
4/a
Jan
15
6
6
6
200
3% Mar
4
Jan
6/4
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(Un)—1
1.85
1.60
1 85
8,300
1.20 Jan
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&
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Aluminum
—
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Harvester
26%
Kaiser
294
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25%
24% July
34% Jan
Feb
16/8
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26
Jun
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Corp
Motor
Jan
Jun
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Hudson
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24%
40%
Honolulu
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4
733
Jan
Jan
36% Aug
Jan
Jan
15
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20 Va July
11 %
100
100
13 /e
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Hutchinson Sugar
Jun
300
17
14
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Development Co
50 Va
Jan
27
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Jan
Sep
15
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8% July
62
48^A May
Jan
53
Jun
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Aug
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ShoSTS co
34 Va
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62
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common
preferred
Jan
6%
39%
Gillette
5%
6%
39%
31%
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—•
-
2%
Sep
300
26'A
Jan
12Va
•
preferred
Razor Co—
2 Va
210
27
10
•
Corp common
265
9
10
28%
17%
a59%
—5
2nd
3% July
9
12.50
Sep
180
20%
10
(Un)
15% Mar
9
26%
14%
30%
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,
.
2%
com
common
225
9
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160
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%
1
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1
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voting trust
Vanadium Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
14c
1
__
Glass
25
May
Feb
12%
17%
3
Feb
10
18
4%
Feb
13%
32%
50
29'A
18
22%
Sep
27% July
28 Va Feb
90
105
34%
28%
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Corp
Toy Mining
Jan
10%
—*
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Bolt
Paint
14%
5
_—
&
General
10
:—10
convertible
Srrew
100
High
14%
29%
30
13
23% Mar
31%
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Electric Co
10
1
28% July
306
310
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5
10
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Pittsburgh Brewing Co—
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*
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common
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Fireproofing Corp—
$2.50
&
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29
a28% a29%
31%
-5
Machinery & Chemical
Foster
Sep
——*
Jan
1
Ltd
Power
Sep
10
31 Va
_*
Gas
Capwell
17%
20%
Jun
12%
—_____i
Share
Natural
47%
Gas
Fuel
Food
Co
&
Corp
15 Va
31%
28%
38% Mar
12%
common
Works
Bond
10%
(Joseph) Co—
Joy Manufacturing Co
Star
Corp
de Nemours
Kodak
Dorado
Electric
fS
Low
47%
20%
Feu
325
May
4
-
48
48Aug
Aug
High.
31%
31
.
36 % May
1
July
29%
all8
50
•
Apr
104
29%
Doernbecher Mfg Co
•
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Ur)
•
Dow Chemical Co common ——15
20
8.50
82
Apr
26%
20
17%
Refractories
Jun
84Va
Jun
70
18%
Co—
66
19%
20
17%
.__
Feb
3bl
216
324
70
18%
_
Feb
59%
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17%
—,
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Feb
29%
July
5
Bank
common
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Jun
41
.
i
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common
preferred——
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Jun
17%
331
25
(Del)
Corp
28%
679
-
23%
5
$3
18%
Home
Lone
46%
1
695
Aug
35%
—
>
•
Brewing
Walker
*
31%
Feb
2.25
17c
14%
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp class A com___5
Feb
for Week
of Prices
Low
Co
America
Zellerbach
common.—*
..—_—
Co
.
System
Duquesne Brewing
Fort
'
Sep
25,940
Sales
>
"
\
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'
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(Un)_-
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Week's
1.10
,
30%
—1.33%
Co
Preferred
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Friday
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of
Crocker First Natl
Eastman
49
52
—
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Curtiss-Wright
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.
3,100
11c
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.
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Jan
—
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:'
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Jan.
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Jan
53%
—
>
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Jan
32%
22
(Un)_—
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N
13%
55
43%
—
•
of
Jan
43% July
43%
A_
Jan
165
930
21%
(Un)_—
Ind
12%
22%
Sep
Sep
32% July
Sep
1,363
30%
Edison
Chem
29%
52
8c
•
System
4% Mar
19%
Jun
1,630
'
40%
32%
22
class
Jan
13'/a July
65
Sep
May
23
1.20
_
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3%
5,006
,
28%
47%
47
31%
3%
Solvents
Edison
Eureka
-
19% Aug
240
,
11.% all%
25
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28%
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30%
1.25
2%
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Commercial
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to
52
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•
;
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24'A Aug
27% Feb
Jl/a^an
19%
.
53%
1
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Crown
;
4
52
a
47
,
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stocks
59
70
May
18V* Jan
.
Jun
23%
♦
com
July
Feb
17%
32
10
7 A Feb
•
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63
15%
20%
•
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25
Feb
180
29%
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l
Feb
2.95
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5
15%
Mar
755
19%
*
59% Jan
11
28%
25%
4
5,
•
1975
46% July
100
*
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—
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4% Jan
4
'
4s
355
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—
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•
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Sep
Jan
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142
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2,637
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8%
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600
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s
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6%
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23%
58%
Jun
Jun
Chemical Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron
73/a
May
33
*
common
preferred
Jun
Jun
10%
.
2.00
(Un)
46
Jan
64
2
20
Participating
18%
48%
150
8% Ma*
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Corp
Co
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525
1,940
\
4,810
5
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Service
13c
40,600
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2.25
(Un)___
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Feb
57
Cities
Jun
Jun
240
2%
common
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Sep
8c
7
Jan
Sep
14%
_15
new
RR
28%
2.15
America
Ohio
11V«
81%
Jan
13%
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Ale
July
Sep
26
2.25
:
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:
common
9
81%
•
21%
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Consolidated
Electric
1*5
12%
20 A
65% July
'
Philadelphia
560
230
20%
.
18 A
4
23%
Light-
10%
28%
12%
'
__
Consolidated Coppermines
&
Sep
Jan
17% Aug
Jan
13%
Mining Co
Commonwealth
Power
50
35 Va
11%
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„
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—
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72%
of
Eureka
Consolidated
National
jun
37Ve July
31% Jun
2
Jan
74
Jan
7 A
•
5
303^
4,471
a56%
—
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17%
14% July
70%
A
13%
Corp
150
com
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Chemical
lO'A
-
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91
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-
'
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•
36
39%
'
,
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75% July
46% jan
10c
5
Co__
Dry Ginger
Sep
928
.
r
81%
—1
Canadian
Pacific
Ry
Caterpillar Tractor Co
4
Sep
43%
7
Canada
93%
Jan
Jan
10
Sep
Sep
Apr
59%
2
(Un)
Packing Corp
Columbia
Motors
78
150%
7%
—*
Co
Feb
Jan
__„1
Co—
Ink
Feb
2iy«
115
28%.
21%
(Un)_
Sullivan
Cement
Chesapeake
16
71%
10
2
(
14
71%
—
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com
Storage Battery
& Deposit Co.
&
Jan
20
•
Sugar
California
1.047
*
Davison
Hilt
37%
9c
__P1
Oil Co
Holdings Corp (Un)
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Borden Co (Un)__
Corp
Company
July
7%
a
(Un)_—
Apr
9c
100
(Un)
303
16%
7%
3
iUn)_—
16% Aug
81%
—
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(Un)
12"%
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__
5
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Steel
California
15%
/
50
Co
10%
(Un)__50
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High
23'A
2%
•
(new)
I" Bishop
38% May
Jun
15%
-
25
Curtis
2,185
33%
22%
*
—
409
.
23'A
—
100
-
Low
.
36%
160% 163%
,
1st
Bankers
al7%
14Va Aug
18% Apr
Jan
1,695
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(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Calambra
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12
,
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Corp__—
75c
Securities
A
May
30
185
<,
50
32
Jan
91
13%
10
393/4
48%
33%
5
class
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Budd
15%
10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore Transit Co
RR
Calaveras
High
35%
161%
•
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Ohio
Aviation
393^
__
^50
_20
common
Byron. Jackson
Shares
(Un)
May
485
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__
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70%
230
_
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Jan
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25
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60
10
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100
55%
2% July
110
33%
17%
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(Un)__•
(Un)
(Un)
850
.
for Week
of Prices
(Un)_—•
____
;
Last
——
&
Bunker
"
Sale Price
Gas
Borg-Warner
-
33%
__
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un)„13
Bethlehem
51%
52 Va
30%
17%
Co
Mining
(111)
Atok-Big Wedge
Avco Mfg Corp
8 Va
15%
5
Copper
San
Atchi Top & Santa Fe
Atlas Corp (Un)___
11%
12
200
Tel
Natural
Armour & Co
500
14
-2
&
Jan
9% July
12 %
Co
47%
11 Va Mar
14
Woolen
American
Jun
37%
Jun
29% Feb
26%
33%
_*
High.
Jan
159
al03% al03%
;15%
16
16
20
43
20% July
3%
3%
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Anglo Calif Natl Bank—
200
10
Corp
Anaconda
1,500
9%
Viscose
Arkansas
14%
5,200
12%
Stan
Tel
Jan
11%
10
&
American
Feb
45 %
14
1
Radiator
4%
27%
*—*
(Un)
(Un)
Light (Un),
26
lao
.
22 Va
40 Va
common
Power &
Jan
14%
—
American Car & Foundry
American Factors Ltd
American
May
18
11%
14%
12 Va
Inc—
Apr
44
*
5
(Un)
Aug
1
American
900
29
Jan
Sep
1
23%
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1
Aug
_—1
Inc
Stores
(Un)
45
Jan
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
American
Inc
24%
10%
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Corp
Yates-Amerlcan Machine
Youngstown
Airlines
26%
64 Ve
Co '.
(Wm)
American
1.8% July
10% Aug
22
Industries
Wrlglsy
Apr
29% .Aug
44'/a Sep
Theatres—
Willys-Overland Motors
Wisconsin Bankshares
Woodall
Jun
Low
a60 a60%
__
,
•
•
1,800
44%
Stores
25%
400
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23%
a28%
^10
Limited
1,400
Corp
Motor
Aluminium
10%
.10
(Del)
Westinghouse Eelectric
Wieboldt
Allied Chem &
Apr
43%
55%
Van Dorn Iron Works—
Warner Bros Pictures (Un)
"White
Sep
27%
34
————_—•
Mining Co
Dye Corp (Un)
10%
Corp
Corporation
Paramount
Common
(Un)
S
58%
Apr
600
(Un»
41
Carbon—
United
U
Co
10%
5
______
Air Lines Inc (Un)
United
Reduction
Jun
44%
__
Alaska Juneau Gold
25
300
20%
1
45%
29%
Low
__
Corp
41%
1
Co
&
600
Shares
—_5
—
2
._
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Truax-Traer
1,400
27%
20%
58%
Laboratories
5
Toledo Edison Co__
Trane
Va
29%
43 Va
5
_____
Axel
27
29'/a
Products
Detroit
57
27%
.
for Week
Par
18'/a
24'/a
58%
_—;—
Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
17%
23 %
34%
25
Exchango
Week's
Sale Price
r
Texas
'
Last
35y4 Mar
18
—26
Friday
Sep
2,050
x62%
-
STOCKS
Jan
23%
1
_,
*
San Francisco Slock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
11%
28%
.—5
—
Shares
High
11
:i
1—
:
Machine
Qil
11%
62%
—
for Week
of Prices
Low
14
Sales
601
31
2^55 Max
inn
97V.
39%
260
34%
Jun
48 A
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Jan
1,172
29 A May
Feb
37% Feb
Jun
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Monday, September 17, 1951
...
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR
«
',
.
Friday
Week's
Range
Par
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
&
Low
Light
905
16%
16%
225
•
Salt
Lockheed
Loew's
224
72% Mar
80
2,041
37% Aug
47%
Aug
Sep
200
32
35
Mar
9
91/8
1,290
21%
23%
1,572
18
17%
18%
615
—
_
Jan
8% July
18
Co
(Un)
Railway
Equip
&
Co
Marchant
Martin
(R
H)
5
44%
1
•
Calculating Machine
Co
(Glenn)
Matson
Navigation Co (Un)
McBryde Sugar Co (Un)
Republic Steel Corp
18%
Feb
Rheem
Robblna Inc
&
July
36%
Jan
Riverside
Cement
13%
Jan
17%
Feb
RKO
28%
Jan
45
39%
45
18%
18%
18%
200
17%
16%
17%
4,546
5
5%
2,460
15% May
14% July
5% Aug
5%
100
a42% i 143%
35
a42%
__1
12c
M
J
& M
&
Montana
M
—
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Zioc
(Un)
Co
'
1.05
Roos
Building
Feb
Ryan
6
•
900
12c
45,373
98c
24%
8c
4
1.05
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
National
Auto
Corp
(Un)
5
31
21%
Jan
24%
Jan
73%
National
City Lines
National
Distillers
Natomas
Company
New
tt
Park
Y
RR
Power
North
American
Co
North
American
Oceanic.
Ohio
Oil
Edison
Ohio
Oil
372
al7%
al7%
Pacific
1.95
6%
Gas
&
5%
Service
preferred
1st
&
1.60
Tel
Jan
a58
60
105
82
7
2.05
Feb
6,818
80
5
4%
--
5%
17
8%
341/a
33%
34%
Standard
55% July
Jan
31%
Jun
15
32%
32%
33'/2
Jan
9% May
Jun
20% Mar
Jan
107/a Mar
4
1,304
29%
29%
30
446
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Jan
5y« Mar
23
Aug
34% Mar
31%
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•
Jun
361/4
32%
Feb
100
109%
Corp
—
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Standard
Oil
Co
Oil
of
Co
California
5'/4
Jan
7% July
9%
100
13%
221%
550
Feb
26'% Aug
July
15%
21% Aug
Jun
151/2 Mar
23%
Jan
103
Jan
113
Feb
138%
Sep
149
Co
of
Corp (Un)
Park Utah Cons Mines
(Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
1
1
200
1,180
875
■
it
17% July
22%
4% July
9%
Sep
6% Mar
Jun
27%
27%
a3%
a3%
a3%
25
13%
2% July
al9
al8%
al9
140
16% July
alO
;
170
50
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
33 %c
(Un)___
25
Co
a71%
•
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd (Un)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman Inc (Un)
485
a71% a72%
85
52%'
52%
53
5%
5%
275
35%
35%
36
282
20
*
2,315
111/2
1,045
11
May
12%
66
553
59
Jun
73'/a
Feb
50
151/s
Aug
151/8
Aug
300
•
44%
1,104
423
45%
10 %
a64% a69%
21%
9
Jan
Apr
27%
4%
Corp
44
•
401
1
59%
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59%-
10
Union
Carbide
100
Sugar
United
U
S
Paramount
Steel
Co
Victor
Warner
Wells
Bros
Apr
70%
53%
4% Aug
43
Sep
West
Western
Jan
7
Jan
&
113
19% July
26%
-•576
54% Mar
65% Aug
41%
1,446
341%
2 5.82
10l/j
'
33
16'/4
544
(Un)
Indies
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28%,
Jan
30%
9%
1,170
81/2
Jan
11%
Feb
4%
150
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
21%
435
18%
Jan
211%
Sep
1,575
37%
Jun
47%
63
Jan
91
44
45'/a
78
79%
3%
31/4
3'A
8%
8%^
5
192
a
14 %
3%
Feb
7% July
9%
Feb
i.
50
Sep
Sep
Elec
72
755
5%
•,5%
5%
2.174
Willys-Overland
Corp
(Un),—12%
(Un)——t—1
Motors
Feb
Woolworth
(F
W)
Yellow
Co
common.
47% May
Cab
(Un)_
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253% July
69
a38% a38%
a56%.
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18'/a
__
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Jan
Jan
6%
Jun
38
Jun
12%
15%
Apf
19% May
25
Feb
140
,
5
47
Jun
34%
Jan
53% Aug
40% May
935
10%,.
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91c
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1,975
40%
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40
14% Aug
280
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22%
24
,
62c
100
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Western Dept Stores——_—
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Pacific RR Co common_l,:»
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11% Mar
25
.
257% 257'%
72
1
Jan
May
2.90 Aug
1
—
Apr
1,005
9
14%
a
257%
.
23%
...
1.010 '
1
(Un)—.
Sep
May
21%
i-1
Lines
41%
41
July
Apr
4%
79%
Sugar
Air
22% Aug
9%
:'
45%
.
Jan
28
472
Jan
28%
4%
•
_100
Sep
Sep
40%
28%
1
(Un)
59%
64%
2%
T
Feb
23%
-
*>7
(Un)—
U
Apr
32% Mar
.—10
common
Aug
36%
July
Bank
Sep
35%
295
r—1
Pictures
Fargo
Westates Petroleum
70% Aug
34 %
'24%
41 (4
Jan
320
—_—5
(Un)
Sep
4.173
59%
32%
—
Co
Sugar
Equipment
55
68"% May
63%
(Un).—1
Corp common
Consolidated Oil
Universal
Feb
23%
40%
Theatres
Feb
25%
41%
5
10
Jan
14%
<
21%
12%
United Can & Glass Co common
United Corp of Del (Un) ——._
34%
21
63%
—
Jan
41 %
59%
__
(Un)—_—•
July
33% May
46% Jun
21
Inc.——5
Carbon
&
Jun
25% July
a34%a35%
__
_2
Feu
17%
Jan
12%
45% July
25%
May
61%
-395
24%
"
_25
Oil
_—__—
Trans World Airlines
Feb
26
Jun
61%
July
July
2,984
29.
23%
25
Texas Company tUn)
Tide Water Associated
27%
.
23%
31
\
22
286
a64%
,
27% July r
50
22%
53%
1
1
Feb
26%
70
_
Feb
Feb
34 %
24
15
J_______
N
28 'A
28%
11%
Jan
5%
Mar
24% July
4,280
53% Mar
11%
Aug
35
64"%
-
54%
50
22%
54
30 % May 1
15
Jan
22%
Union Oil Co of California common__25
5%
Jan
32% July
27% Mar
a72% a75%
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
United Air Lines Inc
11%
Sep
130
54%
Union
58
r
37%
100
a75%
Jan
37
-
Jan
193
*
Jan
18
Jan
Sep
28%
25
(Indiana)
Sep
5%
25'A
24%W
*
Studebaker Corp
(Un)
Sunray Oil Corn
Swift & Co
(Un)—
Preferred
Pictures
tu.
98
-
451/8
34%
* al2% al2%
inc
30% Mar
22%
•
Airways (Un)_2.50
25%
Jan
661/2 Aug
Mar
28%
.
al2%
Brands
28%
138% 138V2
_—4
Packard Motor Co (Un)
Pan American World
40
a37%
29
109% 111%
•
655
441
>
Utah-Idaho
___—100
52
al4% al4%
a"33% a34%
261% Mar
22
22%
25%
Feb
May
15%
•
781
50%
_____—1
26% July
26% Apr
3,076
37%
66
400
23%
362
3% Aug
34% Jan
a33% a34%
11%
438
21%
23
45%
Apr
9c
56% May
55% Mar
64
36%
__
1
205
515
173
33
*
,
2
27%
760
(Un)__10
common
i.
__
27%
9%
Jan
100
;-
———5
Co
,27%
51%
52%
375
—
—25
A—25
27'/4
8%
245
98
50%
Jan
38% Mar
45%
a34%
Jan
Jan
a68
36%
Sep
10
15
46
5c
4%
-
(Un)—•
27%
51%
1341/2
33% July
4%
,•
Jan
42% May
90%
98
15
27%
—
1
com
31% Mar
29
Apr
Sep
Feb
Jan
17 '/a
5,931
56
common—2
Spiegel Inc
Jan
33
Apr
30
11
'
19,850
a66%
—
—.;
'
5
common
Phelps Dodge Corp
Phillips Petroleum
19
May
•
Preferred
Pacific Western Oil
Paramount
Spalding Inc (A
Bperry Corp ;l
a21% a21%
—
Tel
Sep
87
common
Pacific Public
Pacific
55%
30%
49%
7c
56
—
—•
series
Apr
560
5% red preferred
25
6% redeemable preferred series
A—25
Corp
pfd
32%
July
Sep
Sep
34
8% Aug
45
6c
Jan
12
587
a51% a54%
6c
preferred——25
Gas
1,307
13%
25
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Portland Cement
35%
preferred A.88%
California
55%
1,395
.
34%
—
a54%
—5
—
7
28
3,144
Petroleum
7
28
225
13
*
com
California
*19
25
Co
Co
10%
common
10
•_
cumulative
Convertible
Sou
Co
Edison
Pacific
18%
preferred
preferred
Pacific Lighting
4.32%
Sep
Pulp
Calif
Southern
10%
1st
1st
Southern
Jan
24
93
134 134%
,
12
5
Southern
18%
1st preferred
5% %
26
3,470
4%
Apr
27
10
5
Southern
:
Sep
118
10
15
Feb
a33
4
35
12 %
Co
Sep
2.05 '
a32% a32%
-i
,
10
—
Feb
10%
—10
Sep
Jan
King
Transamerica
Electric
Co
19
31%
—
5
(Un)
&
37%
•
i
Aggregates
62 'A
36
3%
5
Jan
13%
:
—15
_
50% Mar
29%
100
10
17%
a56%
•
435
P10
22
1.95
Apr
:——1
44
a32%
34
250
.
55
55
Jan
30
-
inc
50
III5
Corp
Oil
2.75 Mar
Jun
14
28%
4'%
Mining
Roebuck
Standard
Inc common.
Finance
Pacific
Jan
'
Co
Pacific Coast
Mauriclo
Soundview
Feb
10%
21% May
615
al8
Jan
1.000
62%
1
37%
31%
Sugar Plantation
Can
Aug
15%
Feb
34%
33%
4%
—
100
37%
a32%
;
Products
Pacific
10
30% Aug
1,000
24
*
B
Paauhau
Paoco
1.95
18%
Oliver United Filters class A
Class
100
19%
8
(Un)
2.45 '
17'/a
1
Co
Co
8
17
-100
Cn
10% May
35% Sep
350
23%
.100
Railway (Un)
Jan
275
1,580
8%
49 %
Jun
32%
60 %
Coalition (Un)
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un).
Socony-Vacuum Oil
(Un)_—_.
Apr
17
1
—10
common
21%
10%
35% Jun
32
29%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Feb
35%
189
774
60%
pfd
Co
Foods
■
I
(Un)
(Un)
com
Invest
Northern Pacific
19%
•
Aviation
22%
Jan
2.45
2.45
•
<Un)_
Mohawk
American
Jun
17
8%
35%
—1
North
18
10%
5
•
Mining Co
Central
Niagara
(Un)
new
52
1,086
33%
—1
—
Prod
Fine
Shell
Feb
19%
44%-
33%
29%
—
Sears
Sep
65%
al9% a 19%
Mar
44%
__
1
..—
Safeway Stores Inc
Joseph Lead (Un)
Mr-***
393
A 19%
Sep
Apr
62% Aug
36% Jan
(Un)„25
A
Silver
Fibres
85
1.10 Aug
a71 % a 73%
a72%
W
San
a__
37C
class
St
Jan
14c
a__
14,933
Jan
47% Mar
<36
33%
__
33%
1
(Un)
6%
Co
Aeronautical
&
44i/4
May
•
Nash-Kelvinator
•
10
24
•
Co
Corp
Bros
Russ
a 24%
a
-
Montgomery Ward (Un)
3%
10c
a31 % 1a31%
—
*
Cons
Power
3%
•
70
(Un)
57 % Aug
.
Jan
6234
10
24
__
High
Jan
16%
Sep
Feb
2.50 May
3%
P10
Menasco Mfg Co.
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
Minnesota Power & Light (Un)
Pictures
20% Mar
21%
37% July
--
—18
(Un)
81
a57% a57%
a36% a36%
Oil Corp
32
48%
1,651
1_
Manufacturing Co
200
81
92
24
a57%
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
219
22%
1
Sep
16
Low
a58% a59%
24
Range Since Jan. 1
High
ii—25
Feb
34%
Low
pfd__100
10%
Jun
S
McKesson
Ltd
J.—
16
16
1
Shares
*
_
common
—
34%
•
common—
Co
(Un)
Realty
Kayonier Incorp
Preferred
Richfield
Macy &
Magnavox
for Week
•
23%
July
14%
Oil
Radio Corp of America
17% Mar
34%
9 Va
_
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Pure
Jan
47%
23%
1
•
(Un)
8%
46
'
—.
Week's
Last
High
4% July
16% May
34%
46'/2
Libby
Aircraft Corp__
Inc
a81 % a83%
a83%
—10
Co
Libby McNeill &
Low
6%
-8%
(Un)
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
Copper Corp (Un)
County Land new common-12.50
Leslie
Shares
—1
Kennecott
Kern
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Power
14
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Kansas
SEPTEMBER
WEEK ENDED
.
-
-
8% July
18%
11%
42% July
320
2,450
'
Jan
45%
Feb
7%
Sep
'/ 4-
May
17%
20
.
Jan
Feb
20
Feb
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR
WEEK ENDED
SEPTEMBER
Montreal Stock Exchange
14
Friday
STOCKS
Canadian Fond*
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Abitibl Power &
Paper
SI.50 preferred
common
Low
common
Acadia-Atlantic
$1.50
5%
class
A
20,103
18%
Jun
25%
25%
555
6%
7%
1,585
24%
6%
Jan
6%
18%
18%
18 %
1,425
21
Feb
100
100
2,565
100
Sep
105
Mar
53
60
8,830
28
Jan
60
5,450
91% Mar
111%
Sep
23i/4 May
26'%
Feb
14
Jan
•
'
'
(!
60
•
110
28
25
—50
•
4%% preferred
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
100
25
200
all
40
a40% a40%
14%
14%
14%
Telephone
Brazilian Traction
Columbia
new
10
41
2,150
9
Jan
14 7/8
Sep
55
77
Jan
90
Fen
39
Jan
72
24
Sep
23%
-24%
5,830
25%
Sep
54
54
54
185
34%
34%
36%
Power—•
&
25%
•
•
Jan
541/2 Aug
1,390
17%
Jan
36%
39
22%
39%
40
6,451
24%
25%
12,335
22%
Jan
25
13%
Jan
22%
22%
Co—
Forest Products
n
18,370
a80
10%
29%
6
A
a80
15
9
10%
57,385
29%
-..■Li —,
Products
Canada
Canada
5%
class
A
•
Forgings
class
Foundries common
preferred
Canadian
&
Co
class B
Breweries
For footnotes
see
page 41.
80
5%
July
Jan
29%
375
28%
Jan
Feb
Sep
84
Apr
10%
Sep
32
Feb
6
325
21
1,225
9%
350
8%
Jan
15%
34%
34%
Apr
395
30%
Jun
35
Feb
6.75
115
6.50 Aug
8
400
7% May
4%
Jan
Jan
90
92%
814
54
Jan
27%
27%
585
27
May
29%
•
10%
29%
20%
21%
10%
al02
45
45
a48
a48
1,970
al02
•
45
11
—100
a48
*
200
28% Aug
19% Jan
10%
J.un
i
common-
—25
6%
24
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*
___.
'
Feb
Feb
95
Aug
29%
Jan
32
Jun
22%
12
___;
Mining &
Textile
Smelting
172
*
B
Davis Leather
Co
class
A
'•
Apr
36
Feb
26% May
17%
Jan
23%
Jan
13%
Jan
40%
41%
-1,181
221/2
Jan
42%
Sep
13 %
./
12
July
13%
Jan
a
13%
a
70
>' 2,047
-*"166%
172
22
22
500
28
28
225
13
13%
126 i'i
16%
Jan
,
24% Mav
34
Sep
.22% Aug
172
Sep
<1,860
Jan
26%
May
30%
Feb
Jan
17%
Feb
10% Aug
•
13%
Feb
21%
Jan
25
10%
'■
a20
—'■
'
455
13
90
a21
21'/a
Jan
65
8
Sep
26%
Jun
•
66
61
66
1,585
55%
Jan
67
preferred _——25
21%
21 '/a
21%
"1,880
21%
Jan
23%
11
Sep
Bridge
Coal
13
10,730
6%
Corsets
11
Preferred
new
com_*
———
14%
11
175
141/8
_
Foundries &,Steel
Dominion Glass common..:
Jun
14%
3,320
13% Aug
10
34
Feb
Feb
Jan
131/2
Apr
Feb
15
Aug
100
--
1%
preferred
—:
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
Ltd
Dryden
"
100
200
98
May
102
Feb
T3
73%
430
64
Jan
80
Apr
32
32
32
100
28
May
22%
21%
22%
15,286
18
July
231/4
Sep
12%
12%
121/4
8
12
Jan
14%
May'
common—•
—
Chemicar
i
preferred—
Dominion Textile
Donohue Bros Ltd
73%
*
48
46
49%
3,216
32
Feb
49%
Sep
,—23%
a21%
20
May
—
—20
Coal
&
&
—*
a211/4 a21%
275
353i Mar
22
Mar
common.
•
14%
14%
14%
4,920
13
Jan
16%
_:
"
44%
41%
44%
3.620
29
Jan
44%
Sep
29
Jan
36%
Apr
Apr
Feb
*
Paper
—*
35
35
35%
225
.
Feb
Electrolux
Famous
21%
415
a8
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred—_20
,76
35
29%
„
Sep
Jan
3IV2
a8
,
,'t47
May
92
Jan
28%
—.
Jan
70
Jan
29 -/2
■
Seagrams
25
17
Mar,
78
27
-
75
;
7,200
13
—
B
44
25
28
•100
•
—*•
72
5,729
Aug
'
124
76
24
12,359
131/4
Feb
20'A
Ft*
39 % Mar
20'/a July
34
28
Aug
20%
May
Feb
Feb
.
20%
22
•
:
101%
50%
68
19%
'■
_*
Distillery class A
Dominion
;
Jan
32%
41
•
Corby
Dominion
18%
May
50%
Sep
Sep
a23% a23%
34
*
—
Glass
Class
17%
35
10
85
34
19%
Aug
Jan
85
^
'
•
•
Consolidated
Distillers
50
"
34
:25
*
Consumers
Class
305
a22
a22
28
•
Consolidated
(H)
■37%
,
341/2
16
*
1,465
Jan
13% July
1,310
?
62
35
25
'
Vickers
(B
18
-
High
29% Mar
Feb
9.10 Mar
8'/a
•
'85
Canadian Oil Companies commonCanadian Pacific rtaliway__
Coghlin
12,120
—25
Locomotive
Cockshutt
16
37%', Z; 37%
'
Canadian
v/ 310
59»/2
-
_25
preferred
Canadian
34
17%
18
v: 61
101
5
•
76
20%
6%
275
15'/2
15%
series
Low
35
*
common-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32
*
_i.
Shares'
341/4
35
$1.00 series preferred
Canadian Cottons common
Red
91
20%
Si.75
Celanese
Dominion
9%
19
Ltd
Canadian Car & Founary
Class A
Dominion
27%
10
*
Feb
16
221/8
8
-34%
A__«
—50
Cable
5%
191/4 Aug
Canners
Canadian
Low
common
41% Mar
27
*
6.75
__
*
20
Northern Power
Corp
Safeway Ltd 5 % pfd
Steamship common
Canada Wire
-r.^
5
Co
$1.30 preferred
Foundries
.r
—*
Dredging
Dock
,|,
July
Sep
21
•
,-r
13% Mar
40
al4% al4%
Co___—*
Canada Cement common
Canada
Feb
3,087
Power class A
,
Iron
44%
88
«»«■•<■»
Canada
/
72
—100
Mills Ltd class
ClfiSS B
...^
Canada
Jun
88
•
common
Electric
Bruck
Dry
Jan/
Sep
70
39%
preferred,
Gold
8
'
Feb
88
-25
Light
British American Oil
Building
8%
•
—
British American Bank
Note
Bulolo
Jun
18% May
_•
Bell
Eurrard
22% May
251/2 Aug
71%
•
Bathurst Power &
Paper class A
Class B
Columbia
100% 111%
all
—*
pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common.
British Columbia
ClctSS 13
High
25%
__—100
495- pfd
Electric
Corp
Canadian Tel 41/2%
British
\
•
Amalgamated
4%
Low
21
Aluminum Co of Can
British
High
19%
Aluminium Ltd
Anglo
Range Since Jan. 1
21
preferred
Steel
Bronze
Canadian
-20
Sugar
preferred
Algoma
Canadian
for Week
Range'.*
of Prices
Par
Week's
Sales
Week's
;
Last'/:
Sale Fricc
25
25
860
20
Jan
26
1
15%
15%
15%
840
14
Jan
16%
15%
15%
16
1,955
15%
Aug
18
Feb
Feb
Players Canadian Corp
•
Foundation Co of Canada new com—•
12%
12%
13
1,540
10
May
13%
Aug
Sep
Fraser
641/2
62
65%
6,821
38'/a
Jan
65 %
Sep
102
102
30
Aug
4%%
Co
Corp
common
preferred
—
*
100
25
—
101
Mar
103
F"h
Apr
.
Volume 174
Number 5047
•.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1029)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Gatineau
5 %
Power
_
5%% preferred
General Bakeries Ltd
General
Steel
Gypsum
&
18%
18%
1,450
101
101
101
165
al07
al07
_100
Low
"
17%
Jan
101
20 V* Mar
Aug
5
108%
2.45
108%
Jan
111
Jan
500
.«
Jan
Jan
3.90
18%
18 y2
19
650
17 %
Jan
23
29
common
May
28 %
30
2,740
21%
Jan
30
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
4.10
Sep
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian Pow
5%
Company
Paper Inv Ltd com_*
Howard
$2
Bridge
preferred
Smith
Paper
Bay
Imperial
Imperial
4%
It
255
12%
Jan
,117
6,872
67
Jan
47
47 %
85
44
Jun
63%
2,045
54
May
63 %
Jan
Smelting
*
63%
•
Tobacco
of
Canada
39%
5
com
preferred
7.
Industrial Acceptance
Powders
preferred
International Nickel
of
International
Power
Internationa]
Utilities
Public
Sons
Bros
Lindsay
5%
Mitchell
Molson
Dominion
Structural
May
101 %
Feb
Dominion
Donnacona
57
57
29
330
100
100
35%
*
100
35%
110
110
110
290
75
Jan
81 Va
Jan
12
14
Feb
109
Sep
109
10
109
Sep
117
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125
9
Mar
13
300
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Quebec
St
-
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A
Sheraton
77c
90
Mar
14%
13,787
Hotel
11
Mar
15
Aug
Hydro-Electric
2,460
19
Jan
37% Aug
685
28
Jan
38
27
25
490
Aug
28%
Jan
595
•f
24
24
July
28
Jan
14% Mar
19 ya
Feb
51
Jan
50%
50%
50%
15
101
101
101
25
21
21
22%
50%
Jan
98%
Jun
•
3,540
50
50
8%
325
11
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50
32%
19
75
8%
■
..
Feb
600
25
al7 al7%
'
&
2,030
103% July
I 23% Aug
Apr
32
A.pr
8%
50
Jun
Jan
9
Feb
Sep
11
12
Feb
LaSalle
of
Ltd
6%
Mica
of
Pr
A
Minnesota
&
Paper
Jan
34
Sep
Corp
Mount
May
85%
Feb
25%
25
25%
1,545
21
Jan
25%
Aug
50
155
Sep
168
Jan
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63
July
75
Jan
68
•
58
,
Ltd
86
88%
29%
28%
29%
1,820
20%
34
31%
34
5,045
27% Mar
96
96
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90
95
575
13
Jun
16%
18
July
20%
Jan
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Flour
Sep
Jan
90
Aug
v
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19
98%
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18%
19
38%
39%
45%
50
18
315
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V
49
July
31%
43
50
103%
21%
«
Feb
39%
Jan
May
Jan
May
Canada
Sep
Ltd
common
:
trust certificates
20
Jan
24
Aug
30
Feb
Alta
5
140
Apr
145
Feb
305
Jan
21
Feb
Ankeno
a20
105
Feb
Arno
:*
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Press Co_—________
7 Southern
Canada
Power.
34
34
34
50
33
96%
96%
96%
10
93
Mines
—*
17%
17%
17%
•
26
26
26
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340
17%
130
25
Chemical Co Ltd common..-*
Standard
Steel
w.
J.
Co
Canada
of
36%
Steel
90
Mines
Sep '
36%
367/a
30%
Jun
37
Sep 1
13%
12%
13% y
1,880
12
Apr
14%
Feb
142
142
142
35
140
_*
11%
11
11%
6,370
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a22
7:175
20% Aug
55
57%
4,775
50% July
a23
a24
92
23
Corp
750
'
159
July
8%
Jan
11%
Jan
Sep
12%
100
a87
a88
6
7%
7%
300
1.80
600
17
17
4.50
10%
54
14
119
20c
19%
__*
14
26
__
al9%
al7
July
5.00
Apr
12% May
94
Apr
Jan
7%
Aug
90c
Jan
2.00
July
25%
Jan
34'A
23% July
9% July
28%
Feb
11%
Jan
20
Jan
17
Jan
4.50
Apr
Jun
Apr
Jan
115
49%
-
Sep
7.50
Jan
107
,75
,
Jan
Apr
18 Va
57
Feb
15
11
Feb
14
Sep
25
25
35
20
Feb
27
Aug
26
'
14
26%
550
22
Feb
27
May
115
Aug
.
118
119
18%
18%
19c
19%
45
*
54
65
May
4.75
20
__
Sep
3.00 Aug
16% Mar
Jan
83
100
ill 111%
Feb
Feb
3.80
Jan
4.75
265
4.50
__
Apr
5.25
12
Jan
Z73/a Aug
105
45
26
13%
65
/
„
18%
330
21c
10,800
20
610
45
16c
17%
34
120 V» Mar
18%
Sep
July
23
Apr
Aug
Sep
May
Jan
45
24%
Jan
28
Apr
13%
25
125
Sep
Jan
35c
12
100
26
13%
Sep
75
16
Feb
19% Aug
al7
al7
59
15
Jan
18
1.00
__
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1.00
100
1.00
8%
8%
625
8%
Sep
Sep
10%
4c
Jan
Base
Mines
Mines
Metals
Beatrice
Belle
4%C
1,000
3.35
3.15
3.40
112,120
70c
75c
76,600
3c
1,500
2.30
2.44
12,100
55c
55c
1,000
13C
13c
3,000
5.30
Jan
18% July
37
12 %
14
Feb
49%
' 1,770
100
,
Sep
10 % Mar
3.00 Aug
75
10
2%c
Barvue
Jun
59
4.75
18%
Jan
Aug
11 %
425
5.35
500
71c
52,200
Ltd
Feb
Jan
Apr
3.40
9,080
Corp Ltd
Atlin-Ruffner Mines (B C) Ltd
30
50
8%
70c
Aubelle
11%
1,545
14
30
.
28
__
Feb
preferred—100
Tuckett Tobacco 7%
United
37
8
Preferred
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36%
Thrift Stores ,Ltd__—^_—
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19%
'36%
a
*
common—
4.75
11 %
—
27%
May
1
■
Sep
2
4%C
Ltd-
Jan
39%
al5
34%
Ltd
Mines
20
Jun
Feb
9'% July
10%
*
100
Jun
100
—:—
.
102
15% July
100
26'A
Ascot Metals
Simpsons class A
4% 7c'- preferred
July
5
10,370
31 Va
5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd——
20%
21% July
20 %
92
a95
18%
a9%
Apr
1.00 Sep
Feb
Mining Stocks—
545
Jan
Feb
34
*
al41
18%
21
725
__
*
A*
27%
18%
Feb
Jan
1.50
•
20%
-
May
3.10 Feb
15
27%
Ltd
Ltd
27
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68
118
15%
*
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Sep
70 %
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Feb
14%
—
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Feb
Apr
9%
Jun
50
7%
_*
Breweries
(J
16%
33
1.50 Jan
8
__
Western Grain Co LtdWilson
60
Sep
44%
4.75
Sep
50
Products
Western
110
Jan
3.65
__
United Corporations class B
United Distillers of Canada-Ltd
Jan
6"%
900
59
100
Ltd
Co
July
200
__
__
Watson
May
430
8% July
8%
*
__
19
&
9%
Jan
9
25
a3.00
pfd—_100
21% May
98
4,813
50
Canada
(Jack)
400
3.80
14%
__50
Jan
Aug
Apr
500
552
33
8%
__
ordinary shares
Transvision-Television (Can)
of
13
13
9%
3.80
3.80
•
New
Gas
Feb
al5
__
•
pfd
Industries Ltd
Southern Canada Power 6%
Supertest Petroleum—
Union
75
4.50
'
l
Russell
Apr
Jun
a95
*
Corp class A_!
Ltd common
(Can)
62
17%
,
Mar
a—
—
1st
Jan
28%
800
39
—
Sep
.
•
part 2nd preferred
Reitmans
100
a9%
__
18 %
*
Quebec Telephone
Westeel
2,205
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_______
*
—*
6%
14
20
47
29 %
36%
101
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62
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_„___10
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48% Aug
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*
Light & Power
of
May
Jan
5
12%
3,305
98%
Jan
May
a__
140
18%
98%
com.
-20
of
49%
61%
19
common
Power
preferred
Jan
1,220
18%
18%
63
Jan
48
.100
pfd
Mills
&
a20
19
•
common
Water
-1-
July
17%
'
_
54
3,380
-
14%
18%
140
Corp
40 %
Jan
20
common
Crush
Power
Jan
175
75
14
18%
—
4%?f*
Sep
86 %
14
•
59
49%
■
common
Orange
6%
Jun
41
"Too
;—
49%
58%
•
common
97
58%
•
_
59
48%
IIIi
,
-
Jan
73
37%
1,375
Royal Metai Co Ltd—
155
33
60
285
*
Moore
27
69
67
100
39
109
41%
8,290
Co
Sep
680
2,li2
155
July
9%
—10
34
—
Sep
14 Va
32
32
a70
*
76%
0
42%
62
__
13%
75
_100
Jan
Jan
51
pfd
34
Newfoundland
32 %
10
13
._*
30%
_
Aug
12
Apr
13% May
5
a70
common—
34
«
common
28
109
____*
Ltd
Ontario
16,508
9%
*
76%
32%
42%
2.30
Ltd
30%
Jun
205
a70
Can
♦
26%
12%
2.25
Ltd—
Canada
Sep
Feb
41 %
__
——*
Co Ltd
Sep
1.30
39
__
10
Co
&
Sep
9%
22%
49 %
preferred
Paper
8.00
Jan
2.30
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
Mexican Lt
Jan
36
Apr
65c
50%
London Canadian Invest Corp—
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
Mersey
Apr
Apr
Jan
14
*
Corp„
(Can) class A
Melchers Distilleries Ltd
Feb
3.50
6
74
al4% al4%
41%
common—*
class
International Paints
Interprovincial Utilities
4.25
26
100
Inc
Secur
Aug
13% Sep
Ltd—
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Jun
al.00
39
7"
47
1.40 Aug
26
__
100
A.
Jan
30%
,___*
class
preferred
Paper Co
Jun
33
al.00
42%
*
pfd
Corp
(Frank
85
de
7%
Canada
Sec
Tire
Lakes
1
36%
4,505
•
Ltd—l
*
;
Canada
Breweries
Goodyear
a85
25
•
Williams
Voting
Horner Ltd
—-U
preferred
8icks'
Great
Aug
26
*
class-A—
Sherwin
Sep
17
35 Vs
•
4%
28%
Jun
14
I
Corp
Lawrence
Snawinigan
28
Jan
14
32%
•
•_
PGwer
Lawrence
Jan
16%
33
5
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
St
17
100
a85
al7
of
redeemable
565
-25
Regent Knitting $1.60 preferred
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6%
375
36 Va
Transport
Paper
July
Aug
20,105
9%
Jan
12%
*
.
Co
Power
17
■
*
Power
Rouand
Foreign
28
'
Co
Motor
110
8
8
•
Worsteds
Ltd
East Kootenay Power
27
14 %
»
Co
of
July
6%
26%
6%
34
—
*
Steel
Co
Mfg Ltd
Ford
Jun
27
'
'
♦
Products
&
Fleet
Jan
38
1.60
32
8
___*
Products
12
Jan
110
Steel
16%
Aug
1.60
9%
.
*
Corp
Paper
27 %
__
27%
0
Car
9
Square
May
July
Jan
14
5
103
__
32
50
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
17
__
corn-
Mar
29
Sep
28%
30
.
Jan
100
5
■,
23
Eastern
125
al4
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Jan
21%
5
36
al4
pfd
Tubes
Corp
100
al2
*
_
20%
95
28%
'
preferred
class A
Woollens &
Sep
57
29
common
Bros
4%
Limitee
46
*
——
Development
Power
Frere
May
325
;___*
Aug
.
Price
&
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22%
common
Mills
River
David
(R
Jan
22
_
preferred
Powell
Ltd
13
Noranda Mines Ltd
rxacer
Crain
2,854
——
Steel
13% Mar
22 %
class A
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ontario Steel
Jan
21 %
*
2
Flour
Mar
8
Dominion
preferred
Breweries
120
*
prior
Drug & Chemical
Penmans
Mar
75
150
Dom
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Page-Hersey
120
120
-al2
Feb
*
Preferred
7 7c
Sep
Jan
♦
preferred
ogiivie
57
42%
—*
National
Feb
60%
I_40
7%
28
Jan
9
27,605
__
Consolidated Lithograph Mfg Co Ltd—»
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
„__•
Jun
Morgan
National
550
57
Feb
4.40
12
__
50%
•
Locomotive
National
Feb
3.25 July
3% Jan
356
a82
*
35 % May
Montreal Telegraph
5%
18 %
120
—
B
Montreal
13% Aug
Preferred
3,650
8%
12%
•
common
3.80
12
__5
50
(Robt)
Class
Sep
Alcohols Ltd
90
12 %
B__*
preferred
2,316
common
Breweries Ltd
36
Jan
all
al2
_____100
_
31
950
200
8%
Jan
a81%
•
class
70
a82
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A__*
57,080
-
Oil
Jan
Sep
Commercial
57
—
McColi-Frontenac
7%
36%
14
53
0
Massey-Harris
6
Aug
27% May
Advt
12
75
_100
a23
;__
_
Feb
36
*
conv
25%
General
Aug
a90
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45
100
common
51
8
l
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42%
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_
Corp Ltd
preferred
Jan
a23
pfd
preferred
Mailman
13
Neon
41%
!
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Claude
14
5
common
Ltd 1 (John
Sep
55%
:
7%
preferred
Chatco Steel Prod Ltd
41%
dist
Corp_
MacMillan Export class A
Class B
475
2,615
Sep
Feb
Jan
Low
45
*
Ltd
25
33
12 %
•
7%
56%
Ltd
ex-stock
Ltd
(C
Co
Service
of the Woods
Lang &
6
36%
Westinghouse Co
Cassidy's Limited common
._7.50
Canada
Petroleum
780
Co
Canadian
41%
10% July
23
Apr
23%
Feb
Sep
50% Mar
Lumber
Jan
1,740
8
•
Western
com—*
common
Paper
International
19%
117
34%
25
International
Lewis
36
•
com
4,326
6
100
Bronze
27%
33%
100
preferred
Internationa]
7,810
11%
10%
36
32
Coal
407/a
23 %
♦
Intercolonial
Jamaica
11%
•
com
(John)
6%
39
£i
Corp
$1.60 preferred
8%
6iy8
25
6%
Lake
16%
106%
Ltd
preferred
Inglis
16%
112
50
Mining
Oil
16%
_•
common
preferred
Hudson
Canadian
•
21
45
a90
3.65
102
3.60
__
1
23%
44
441%
High
23%
__
Hamilton
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
*
Canadian Industries Ltd common——*
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
*
Sep
Alabastlne
Week's
Last
High
3.85
Wares
Lime
18%
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
^hares
High
IlOO
._
of Prices
Low
•
common
preferred
WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER
14
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Ltd
2.40
——
Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
Red
Lake
Gold
64c
Mines
Ltd-
Bob's
Lake
Gold
Bouscadillac
Mines
Gold
i
!
4%C
Canadian
Gold
18;000
2c
May
1.83
Jun
32%c July
8c
:
July
5.00
46c
2,500
21c
July
Aug
Jan
8c
May
3.40
Sep
Mar
83c
4%c
2.44
Feb
Sep
69c
Sep
13c
Sep
6.10 July
74c
Feb
3c
Jan
5%c Mar
17c
Aug
55c
Jan
16c
5c
Mines
4%c
6,500
3c
Jun
6%c
12c 16%c
320,300
3c
Jan
16 %c
Sep
5%c
16,300
5C
Jun
15c
Jan
22 %e 22 %C
Ltd
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd——
Buffalo
4c
20c
Ltd
Mines
64c
3%C
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
2.27 July
50c
1,000
Sep
22 %c
Sep
3%c
5c
22 %c
Feb
^
Wabasso
Cottcn"____
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Weston
(Geo)
Wilsils
Ltd
I:
•
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57%
common
——1-
—
v
:7;
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*
,
a20
a20
175
18
•
38%
38%:. 39%
1,145
36
Jan
'—100
99%
99%
99%
.25
99
May
12%
13
925
12%
25%
25%
75
20
20
895
605
__
4
Winnipeg
Electric
preferred
57c
.
Ltd
Zellers
July
common
—
Jan
25%
Jan
60%
Feb
26%
v
Apr
22
46%
May
Feb
100
Jan
15
July
Canadian Collieries Ltd
Carnegie
Mines
Celta
5.10
Gold
Mines
Develop & Mining Co Ltd
Central
Manitoba
5 7c.' preferred Banks—
_v————
^
r" Canadienne
25
—
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V.;'.'
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Cheskirk
Mines
—
Montreal
,
25%
25%
26
_10
28
27%
28%
3,091
36
37
810
1.35
10,298
26
26%
1,855
___________—.
Scotia
Nova
Royal
10
IIIZI"™""—IlO
_.
21%
Feb
26
24
Jun
July
26% May
35
July
80c
July
25
May
28 '
Feb
■32%
Feb
46
2.25
31
Jan
July
Feb
Silver
Mines
Candego
Consolidated
Consol
of Prices
Shares
Par
Anglo-Cdn Pulp & Paper Mills
Auto
Fabrics
British
Brown
$5
*
$3
Products
Columbia
Class
«
Development
—5
class
B—
Conwest
Cortez
convertible
Burnett
1st
preferred—
preferred
Ltd
Butterfly Hosiery
52%
:
:
Co^Ltd—
100
22
9 %
31%
9
4.25
35
Aug
14
Aug
Lake
Jaculet
5.50
Jan
Kayrand
Min
22
Sep
Kenn
Sep
Kerr-Addison
Mar
315
47
Mar
3.40
9
Jan
16% Aug
123
May
&
Canada
Malting Co Ltd—
Canadian
Dominion
Sugar Co
Ltd—k
20
20%
1,805
♦
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
51%
53
390
__*
43
43
25
20%
Canadian
Fairbanks-Morse
Co
Ltd—*
65
65
25
Canadian
v
Food Prod
red
pfd_100
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a63
10
..
.
,
4%%
.
For loothotes see page 41.
1.06'
Apr
15C
Jan
37 %c
Jun
1,700
,75c
Jan
1.30
Apr
500
45c
Sep
45c
Sep
81,075
45C
Mines__l
7c
6%C
7c
7,200
1
13c
12c
14c
51,500
9c
1
al4c
a7c
al4c
1,750
8c
4.00
*
—
19%
1
4.00
'
1
,
—
Gold
1
Ltd
Ltd
5
Aug
5%c July
72c
Jan
10%C
Feb
Jun
14c
Apr
May
15c
Feb
4.00
200
3.15
July
4.00
4c
5c
6,000
3%c
Apr
5%c
Sep
Jan
17c
17c
1,200
10c
Jan
18c
Aug
17%
19%
1,195
16
Jan
20
Feb
9.00
9.25
3,500
21 %C 21 %C
1,000
1.25
1.26
1,300
3'/8c
u_
4c
8,000
6.85
12 %c
1.25
3 Vac
Jun
Jan
Jun
Sep
9.60 Aug
21 %c
Sep
1.42
Aug
12 %C
Feb
11
15%
11
Jun
11 Va
Sep
3%c
—1
—
Mines
21 %c
<•
—1
Mines
Mines
9.10
__1
Ltd
Gold
3%c
2,000
2%c
Jan
15%
6,200
10%
Apr
Jan
5%c
14%
16%
Feb
200
6.90
Ltd
.
1
17c
17c
1,568
12c
Jan
38c
Feb
—1
Ltd
4%c
4%c
6,000
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
167/aC Aug
42c
Jan
1
17c
21c
8,334
1
53 %
Apr
6.00
Aug
Jan
Jan
12%
Feb
Mayo
Co
Ltd_
Yukon Mines
55c
52c
55c
1,100
40c
Jun
99c
Jan
1
23c
16c
25c
169,700
12c
July
25c
Feb
Sep
1 '
15c
25c
Jun
May
19%
Jan
Jan
9.59
19c
12,000
1
17%
18
300
8.60
8.75
1,300
35c
33c
39c
15,900
9.10
9.25
250
Lavalie
14c
13c
14c
22,000
12c
Jun
35c
Feb
4c
4%c
6,000
3c
May
6c
Jan
22c
31c
147,000
15 %c July
33c
Jan
2.06
2.15
2,200
2.25
2.35
200
69
76
1,642
Lingside
Gold
Mines
Gold
Mines
Ltd—
Mines
Jun
23
Jan
Mackeno
53
Sep
Malartic
Jan
50%
Feb
Mclntyre-Puvcupine
50
Jan
65
Sep
Merrill
Mines
Gold
Ltd—
1
—
Ltd
Goldfields
27 %
a—
Ltd
Devel
49% May
a.
97c
5%c Jun
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd—;_1
Ladulama Gold Mines Ltd
——_*
Lake Shore Mines
Ltd
1
Louvicourt
Canada
15c
45c
Ltd—
Ltd
Gold
Mines
21
100
2,700
60c
Ltd
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jan
9%
715
19c
55c
•
Mines
Jan
96
.
Sep
6c
16c
45c
Mines—
&
Mines
15
215
4.25
Mar
23c
59%c
Co
(1945)
Yellowknife
11
120 121%
9%
Oil
175
52%
Sep
27c
May
Feb
18,430
9
High
Jun
Jan
16%
52
20c
Sep
8c
__2
Ltd
Mines
Mines
125
21
15%
4.25
*
1
4.25
21
16%
121%
1
12,030
22
*
1
1,115
12%
4.25
;—*
Sullivan
Hudson-Rand
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
34%
Feb
18c
42,500
2,000
V
1
Cadillac
Exploration
Hollinger Cons
High
12%
4c
2,000
19c
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Explorations
Pen-Rey
Jack
34%
12%
Packers class A—*
B
Company common
2nd
Low
•
Co
7,500
18c
15 %c
Cournor Mining Co Ltd—
1
Dome Mines Ltd *—
———-—19
Goldbeam
for Week
Sale Price
Oro
Ltd
Mines
Central
Lebel
Fontana
Sales
Range
20c
8c
18c
Consol Rochette Mines Ltd
Giant
Week's
Last
Jan
15c
Emerald Glacier
Canadian Funds
Anglo-Nfld
Lode
Beattie
El
Montreal Curb Market
Friday
Sep
6%c
Jun
16c
Ltd
Ltd
East
STOCKS
1.86
May
3.70
Jan
19%
Jun
4c
800
6c
Mines
Consolidated
10
——
26%
Sep
35c
1,950
Ltd
Citra-Lartic
Consolidated
20
1.30
Commerce
24% Aug
\,_v.
—10
—
Sep
5.10
118,600
4c
Ltd
Mines
Cobalt
common...
^
1.86
4c
19c
Mines
Centremaque Gold
5.10
1.56
4c
Ltd—
4.80
1.85
Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
1
Ltd
1
Ltd
Fields
25c
1
Ltd
1
Ltd
'__5
Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—
1
72c
69c
74c
95,600
*
18 %
18%
18%
700
Mines
75
15c
16
6.25
30c
May
8.65 July
73c
July
1.90 May
53
Jan
55c
11%
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.20
Sep
2.70
Jan
76
Sep
53c
Mar
80c
Jun
16
May
207/a
Feb
37
38
(1030)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 17, 1951
.
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
East
Range
of Prices
Shares
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
Nechi
Dredging
New
Cons
Calumet
Mines
Goldvue
Pacific
New
New
O'Brien
OnS
to
Mining
1
1
Paramaque
Mines
°erchcourt
Pitt
Co
2,000
2.70
Jan
30c
12,000
20c
July
45c
May
38c
1,000
27c
July
43c
99c
Mar
10c
Aug
24c
May
18c
Jun
33c
Sep
1,100
2,700
1.40
1
—_1
1.75
Tobrit
Silver
Mines
Tungsten Corp
United
United
Ashley
Sep
36
Sep
13
Sep
%J
12%
12
39%
39 %
1
39c
61c
64,660
4%c
500
6
150
13
57c
1
52c
4%c
: "
4%c
13
52
35c
Jan
Bonville
Gold
1
5c
5c
5c
Aug
51c
Jan
Jen
44 %e
Sep
Jan
;
12c
20c
preferred
52
*
__
16c
14,000
12c
May
23c
88,500
4%c
Jan
12 %c
21
Jun
25
'
25 %
58c
51c
" '1.42
*
400
8,000
35c
26,900
70c
July
13,166
7c
July
1.51
83Ac
9Vic
H
24c
23c
25c
3.50
3.90
72c
-
80c
76c
1
11c
8%c
13c
*
6.85
6.50
6.90
Light & Pwr com.*
25%
1
26c
common——*
22%
34.648
"
Brazilian
Sep
Brewis
Lake..——
British American Oil
58c
British
Sep
1.70 Aug
2.53 Jun
4.65
Jan
10c
10c
13c
3c
Jun
,13c
37c
5,900
34c
Aug
45c
8c
1,000
7c
13c
Jan
__
__
7.30
7.50
3.55
3.50
3.60
7,825
64c
53c
67c
157,100
1.89
1.000
'
6.60 July
2.86
10%
July
Sep
1.90
7'Ac
11,000
1.11
50,700
Bruck
62
July
1.11
2.76
2.91
36,000
94c
Mar
151/4
151/4
400
13
July
2.20
2.84
•
„
20c
class
—
Feb
Sep
.19
21
9 %
Jan
21
Sep
28%
Jan
4.10
Jan
-
502
26,650
21
-
21
10
9c
12c
1.35
1.20
1.38
2,712
35
16c 17 %c
Hill
—
44c
42c
45c
53,600
28c
May
57c
Jan
Burrard class
.Class
B
•
——*
Anglo-Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
&
__
..._*
7.35
3.00
Ltd
Calgary
0
•
Oil
Calvan
1.88
Sep
Rio
Oil
Corp
Oil
Oil
o-onie
Oil
*
Ltd
Ltd—
OKalta
Oils
Omnitrans
Oils
South
Ltd
Oils
Western
5.65
6.45
29,300
Apr
3.70
41c
500
33c
Jan
45c
1.20
1.20
2 nno
95c
Jun
19c
20c
4,500
11c
Jun
i»UO
6.15
Jan
1,375
1.45
Jan
2.85
17
16%
17%
3,680
2.60
Ltd
800
13,000
——0
•
—1
1
1.40
Ltd.—1
53c
58,000
9.55
1.28
7Ac
9.55
650
1.10
9.55
_*
5c
—
0
Petroleums
Ltd
1.28
36,700
Oils
Ltd
42%-
722
-J
1.60
1.40
1.60
50c
7.80
Jan
10
1.40
5,225
85c
Jan
60c
3,000
22c
Apr
300
1.60
60c
3.60
34c
54c
49,950
6'Ac
4.55
Jan;,
B
Sale trice
Abitibi
Par
Power
&
Paper
new
11.50 preferred
,
Acadia-Atlantic class A
common.*
Preferred
& Cable
&
1—1—.....
Car
Class
Sep
Knife
Alberta
Alberta
Pacific
Algoma
Aluminum
Cons
Jan
19c
510
Jan
11%
2.27
241,270
55c
Apr
2.27
1.25
2,350
86c
Jun
1.42
3.25
3.25
-3.25
__l
50c
50c
50c
—_
60'/2
Anchor
25
25
25%
825
17c
21c
3,500
7"
—I
—
\
~~
Area Mines
—HI
common—
Arjon
Gold
Armistice
Mines
class
(1937)
Atlantic Oil
Atlin-Ruffner
B
—
—
——
Steels
Atlas Yellowknife
Mines
Electric
common
Consolidated
Bank
of
Montreal
of
Nova
Bank
*
14,000
Jan
13c
—
—_HI
,HI—-
Sep
38c
32c
Jan
83c
167,950
4
Apr
9%c
20%c
3,500
29c
3,520
9%c
2.28'
19
18%
18c
,
19%
9c
9%c
3.05
27,100
23%
22%
52c
24%
5,000
47c 63%c
HI—«-
Scotia.
For footnotes
,
33%
17%
11,700
28
28%,
36%
1,215
5%c Jan
30c
,
62
766
50%
Jan
68
Feb
105
27'A
Jan
51
Feb
3.40
240
3.30
Jan
>
July!
Mar
rj
100
63
405
34
35
540
63c
10,500
34%
63c
60c
35
:
Jan
99
Jan
34
17,513
30
110
30
98
Aug
23%
20%
-1,223
13%
16
25
14
40
27
Jan
1.40
1.34
1.40
1,300
3.10
2.15
3.20
128,490
2.50
2.75
Consolidated
>2.15 July
H i- j'43
t
Jan
j—
v."«j
1.44
Jan
Sep
3.20
Sep
2.05
Jan
3.25
Apr
*'
3.50
3.70
36,275
2.12
2.30
16,450
July
3.00
Jan
56c
61c
7,410
48c
May
75c
Aug
1
21c
19c
22c
15,000
15c
May
30c
1
16c
10c
18c
8,000
7c
Jun
23c
1.00
95c
1.03
27,100
65c
9%
*
9%
7%
1.18
1.38
5%c
8c
32c
18c
4.00
5%
5%
15%
20c
1
1.00
J
1.65
c
1.09
1.72
17
40
Sep
13%
Apr
9
Jun
May
1.60
Apr
May
13c
Jan
Jun
80c
Jan
15c
May
36c
Jan
5c
50
1.10
Jan
5%
/
50,825
95c
Sep
1.03
28'Ac
1,770
200,150
1.55
Feb
Aug
89c
3,500
U
Sep
*
29,100
20c
16%
:_
250
1
3.70
8% July
7% Sep
32,100
20c
4.00
1.80
23,500 * ?■
32c 36 %c
19c
4.00
2.20 July
110
8%
1.20
6%C
1
;
40%
Sep
14c
72c
4.50
Mar
Feb
Feb
10
Apr
39%c
Jun
1.30
Apr
Jan-
1.98
Jan
355
11%
Jan
17
41%
4.039
22%
Jan
42%
Sep
2,000
10c
Aug
17c
Feb
3.60
Sep
,
8,100
....
.
1.46
3.15
1
—
9c
Bakeries
—
Jan
9%
Jan
100
1.35 May
68c
8,000
55c
May
9c
10c
5,550
9c
May
7%
.
*
1.85
280
1.42
63c
.
4,541
12%
1.42
,63c
IIIII
Astoria
3.60
12%
12%
—.5
.1
7%
500
6% July
Jan
9
Mar
78c
Jan
69,350
40c
Sep
2,200
5c
10%c Apr
1.05
80c
1.10
170,250
80c
July
Sep
43c
35c
48c
26,477
23c
Jun
52c^ i' Feb
40c
2,760
30c
Aug
58c
9'Ac
14c
267,424
166%
Oils
172
1,453
15
6c
126
1.27 May
Mar
14 %c -Apr
172 f 'Sep
July
-
Jan
28c
'May
2,000
Aug
16c
Jan
249
141%
Sep
165'A
Feb
4.15
20,190
1.75
Jan
4.25
Sep
12%
13%
2,255
10%
Jan
17%
17%
Jan
28 Va
Sep
May
18c
Sep
28
Mining
Bit
:i—i_-_.
—.
li
9,616
14c
145
3.80
—
19
12c
142
Dist
Coal
Jan
16c: ;' Jan
7c
Mining
Patricia
80c'
;
46c
Gas
Nest
1.80
40c
45c
Howey
Mines
13% Mar
36c
Cordasun
Trust
Sep
'
7c
2
Cadillac
Cournor
Crow's
Aug
580
voting
Cosmos Imperial Mills
Crowshore
May
36
Jun
Feb
16
2.25
consolidated Duquesne
Consolidated
Crestaurum
page 41.
Sep
22
:
IIIi
Mines
Sep
Craig
Sep
May
2.15
4,505
3.65
1.05
'
'
34
47
Feb
35%
Mar
107%
Jan
16
Feb
12 %C 12 %c
Central
Crown
Jan
19%
2.75
Ltd.
Mines
102
Aug
5
common..—.—,*
Mines
Feb
May
18
45
16
Consolidated Beattie Mines..
i
Jan
24 %
Jun
550
100
*
National
(H)
81 %c
55c
23%
107% 107 %
Lake
Corby
36%
32%
34
Feb
Sep
May
99%
*
70
405
Feb
26 %
Feb
Feb
9
56%
361
23%
23%
.100
4.60
614 July
Jan
6
Plow
Ja~n
.
38
7
60
405
1
Silver
Consol
Jan
26 % May
32%
34
July;) mii' .146
75c
Mar
43%
a
Willans
Sep
Jan
12c
7.
19
.1—1
Knitting
Consolidated
■
-
Mayr;:
Sep
Jun
43
Conwest Exploration
.
18
16
—50C
;
Jan
14c
13% July
1
Consolidated
7% Jan
Sep
435
930
..50
Mines
Lode
24%
18
60
;I>
i,,
3.65
8c,
34
•'„• 18
3.30
Rochette
20c
;ep
Feb
15%
.100
—
Consolidated
;
33
17
17'A
61
——
Bar
Coniaurum
Mar
70c
Sep
3.30
—
consumers
7c
,
3,105 v
1,300
«
—
Consolidated
17c
475.
20%
35%
Sep
Sep
8c
15,500
26
20
20
Jan
20c
;
25
_IIoo
14c
Apr
1.48
34%
36c
6%
40%.
Jan
Sep
25
39%
21% July
Jun
6%
48%
28%
Jan
May
6%
10
see
-19%
Jan
1m?0
of Toronto
Jun
6c
2.90
455
24
/47c
44,300
6,876
36
1.780
26
20 %
& Smelting
Nicholson Mines
3.30
1.20
12
—
Consolidated
3.20
-.28
Jan
Consolidated Lebel Oro
3.30
M6
9
Wines
Aug
16 %c
'
200
:
21c
51,600
10
12
Mar
2.45
Apr
113,500
10
12
1
common
Conduits
Jan
15c
-
.13% Mar
10%c
14c
^
Sep
—...
3.35 May
25
Sep
28c
4,300
80
—
11c
He
•
Jan
•
Jan
23 %c
1
61%
1
Jan
lie
..
236
Mines—..—
Jun
27c
,
80
-——
Gold
6c
'~1
6%
Feb
75
80
A__—.
Ltd
Oil
Coniagas
Sep
43c
Jun
Jun
2.35
2,920
19c 19 %c
:
50
-25
class
15%
10.000
2.90
47
Jan
III1
Mines
Coin
May
15<
t
Jun
9c
1.82
823
9c
Jan
15c
11,000
126,650
3.05
July
13%c Jan
11,500
10c
2.45
Jan
43%
Gold
Cockshutt
Feb
15
10c
24%
61
Cochrane-Dunlop common
Jan
20c
14%
17c
300
46%
——
Researcu
Cochenour
Sep
2,700
8%
45%
46%
Commonwealth Petroleum
135.235
18c
'/2c
Jan
45
50
.
30
Corp
Cobalt
Jan
76c
10c
Apr
54%
1—
Citra-Lartic
Feb
9%c
2.35
1
Circle
May
13%
Apr
39
—
—
Steel
Chromium
7.50 Aug
,
5'Ac
18c
...IHH.IIl
——_IHH
Mines
Bank
Rights
10%
j
Gold
Bankfield
652
51c
Jan
15 %c
14%
ZZZZZZl
—
_
Bagamac
Jun
Aug
4.60
19 %c
•
IIIIUHl
Mines
21c
2.30
21c
67 %c
1
H.IHl
H_ 10
—1—1
'HIIII*
IIIIIII*
Aumaque
Auto
70c
iHHIIIIl
Corp
Hardware
51,730
45
Jun
July
•
Chesterville
Apr
7'/2c
1
Metals
196,800
Feb
July
..—__
Porcupine
Chi mo
17 %c Aug
3.40 Sep
16 '/2c
1"
_____
153,206
35c
40%
34
—
Leduc
Chemical
Feb
1.24
39
40%
Feb
12%
43
Railway
Gold
Chateau-Gai
Jan
Jan
10
Corp
Patricia
Ohafco
Sep
26%
26c
Jan
7.45
16c
112
Jun
85
Jan
May
38
Sep
May
11
—
Charter Oils
Jun
23
6%c
3.40
11%
61%
54
—
common
Centremaque Gold
Aug
14c
76c
29c
11%
Pacific
Cheskirk Mines
Mar
*
7,500
7.20
HV2
55c
Jan
1,800
13cN
7.35
IIIIH""*
——
3.15
1.04
34'/2c
—
Apex Cons Resources
Aquarius Porcupine
1.00
lie
———
Mines
7,077
91
3.25
>
Jan
28
•17c
II
_
July
35c
13,438
l
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II
1
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Petroleums
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Aunor
112
3.35
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1,000
25
_u——
Yellowknife
100
2.85
1,300
•
61'/8
Mil
_!
53
9%
22'A
Aug
Aug
31
—
Central
Jan
10c
Aug
—
Cos
Asbestos
Central
Apr
Sep
50,200
29%
19%
50
45
Malartic
Oils
Central
Jan
10%
2.05
—
Nepheiine
Argys Corp
Feb
10%
12 %c 153Ac
Jun
35
35
Feb
425
Trethewey
Central Explorers
Jan
14c
27
4.75
1,690
Castle
July
2.09
Lead
Aubelie
26c
10%
;
Ltd
American
Athona
100;
20c
1.20
Aluminum Co of Canada
pfd
Larder ——
Alias
100
1.22
Amalgamated
Ascot
7'A
___*
Steel
Ashdown
Cassiar
1
—
Distillers
Ankeno
Cariboo
25% Aug
20% Feb
6%
•
Yellow
Anacon
22% May
Jun
8%
Aug
Jun
880
Canadian Wirebound class A
Jan
*
Petroleums
Electric
Vickers
Jun
61c
Jan
98
2.65
34
-j——^—-
Wallpaper
18
105
56
Jan
800
,28
common.
preierred
24%
Jun
Jan
53%
*
Locomotive
18%
Jun
48 %
372
7
—
«Canadian
High
July
55
94
—10
common
General
405
6%
52
Class A
2,335
19c
3.55
52
*
Products
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1,
10Q
3.30
90%
90%
43%
Food
10,847
545
Sep
52%
.,4.
Celanese
19%
120
Jun
3.70
Dredge
25%
20,975
6.45
Jan
20
Canadian
25
-—
Apr
2.10
'
46%
-
Canadian
18%
24% C
Sep
4.80
26,055
21%
common
A
Canadian
Sep
•
80c
*
Canners
Canadian
25
100
Jun
33
Commerce
Tire
20% ■'
16c
24,050
B—
Utilities preferred
l.ow
84,800
5.85
*
of
Canadian
18%
l
Oil—1——
Agnew-Surpass
American
19%
class
Canadian
r-
60c
28
Breweries
Canadian
Shares
1.70 Aug
46%
—.—.—;
Canadian
High
Jan
——*
Lines common.
Sales
of Prices
Low
80c
"3.70
*
——
Bank
5%
'
20%
•
——— ———
Gas
Akaitcho
.
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Acadia-Uranium
Ajax
^
20
:
Common
Acme
..
.
Jan
20,980
21
Bakeries
Canadian
•
\
Sep
1.0b
3.40
*
20
:
for Week
'
17%
Jan
"
Canadian Funds
-
Jan
5c
11
S S
Canadian
Range ■=!■
Jun
7.50
1,760
5.50
—
—
Canadian
Exchange
Week's
19c
51%
class
Packers
Canadian
,
54c
Power
Canadian
Last
8% Mar
Apr
6c
10
Permanent Mortgage—
Preferred
Friday
Sep
3.70
20
Northern
.;
STOCKS
Feb
42'A
—*
Canadian
Toronto Stock
Mar,
7% Sep
57,200
"
5.70
*
Foundry
Canadian
Sep
Sep
3.25 May
59c
50
common
Malting
Canada Wire
Sep
1.49
100
28
650
13c
16 %c 17%C
0
common
preferred
Preferred
Feb
12c
4.25
'
1
—
Canada
Sep
Apr
85c
8
1
Gas
&
Iron
Class
Sep
Jan
7c
31,000
Oil
Bread
Canada
Feb
Aug
3,500
1.49
Cons
Canada
Sep
Sep
1.85
*
Canada
Sep
Feb
1.23
Oils
Preferred
7'Ac Sep
Jan
4c
181,430
Canada
Feb
3-00
May
33c
4.25
53c
2.75
13c
Jan
3.60
lie ll%c
__
10c
3c
1.25
1.45
*
2.08
55c
^
*
.
Ltd
1.35
42c
Jan
May
3.60
J._
___*
Ltd
r
8c
Mar
39
40%
47c
Canada
18'A Mar
May
1.7(f
2,200
6'Ac
— ——
2.95
May
14c
87,100
2.80
—
—
Homestead
2.60
11c ll%c
—.
11c
13
12c
57% Aug
38c
Class B
8.90 Mar
2.85
41c
Jan
23
45c
Canada
Jan
8.u0
36c
Feb
29c
July
Aug
Jan
16 %C
Canada Cement
'Sep
2.80
9Uc
Oils
1.40
20c
2.85
41c
Feb
35
Jan
*
Campbell Red Lake
Sep
Sep
Apr
1.85
15c
Jan
9c
Jun
40
*
Jun
3.70
4.90
30%
18
11c
Calvan
Sep
41c
*
'
Ltd
Brazcau
Empire
17
1,300
1.70 Jan
38c
272
12c
Calnorth
3.30 May
8.90
3.20
•
fc
Picadilly Petroleum
Superior
Trans
2.75 Aug
1,000
5.60
•
"billips Oil Co Ltd.
Co
2,500
8.40
Corp Ltd...
Co
Exploration
Oil
3.00
*
*
235
7%
Bousauet
Calmont Oils
Mar
167/8
Jan
Jan
3%c Jun
1,000
*
Calder
7.50 Aug
41c
*
Pan Western Oils Ltd—:
Redwater
Jan
2.99
Ltd
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Selburn
25c
Aug
"4.75
5.60
Ltd———1
Ltd——....
•
Ltd
12c
3.65
Ventures
Pacalta
12,175
16%
20c
Petroleums
National
7.40
*
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
New
100
7.20
•—"••••
Ltd
Co
12c
•
Ltd
Petroleums
Gaspe
Ltd
Co
Producers
Crest
Federated
Ltd
12c
1.20
15 %c Jun
6c
1
i
Jan
55%
7%
A
Feb
12c
Jan
1.52
*
Explorers
Dalhousie
East
Co
Co
Edmonton
Petroleums
Central
Del
33c
Jun
Apr
14%
20%
Callinan Flin Flon
Jun
1.42 Aug
'24
Jan
8%cJuly
6c
55
*
■
Sep
20
*
A
Feb
1.34
55
*
—
class
& Co
33%
Feb
6.50
'
4,500
1
15c
Sep
32%
*
Jan. *
9%
.
600
35
1.19 July
14
100
45,500 '
1,000
Burns
66c
/
186,881
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
Aug
7 "
50
10
10c
——
Burlington Steel
:
6
1.34
5c
Sep
Sep
200
;
1,109
5%
1.27
30c
Feb
Jan
30
29%
5c
63c
8,000
93
1,130
18c
1314
26.800
Mar
10%
21
5c
July
19c
101
Jan
Jan
27c
29c
1.65
July
5%
13%
Lake
1,400
1.52
Jan
65
Canadian
'72,000
18c
90
850
Red
14
1.51
May
..
34,735
Buffalo
60c
1.47
78
21
Buffalo
Sep
55c
19c
Sep
•
94
A—
Gold
135/,
,.
Sep
22%
*
10%
1.34
—
-—
55c
—1
Feb
35c
19% Aug
9%
30
class A
Power
Mines
1
10'A
Jan
19%
93%:
Buiralo Anxenie
July
16
Mills
Class 'B
3.00 Aug
Jan
Apr
Reef
Buffadison
'
7c
Jan
8.00
27%
Jan
9c
May
13c
-
19%
class
-
Sep
7C
1.20
145
,
47c
-
Jan
^
Jan
10%
—100
—
Packers
Columbia
British
Jan
98c
2,500
80
79
pfd__100
B
Broulan
3.80 Aug
67c
1.89
__
1.11
27,968
22
Feb
9c
'
Apr
May
Sep
67c
Jan
7c
147,200
22%
22%
6c
Jan
21%c
July
5-55
-
17,831
31c
24c
58
...
1.30 Mar
Apr
53c
25%
24%
Jan
8c
4%
Forest Products
Columbia
Class
Sep
35c
-
1
Ltd
3c
Feb
,
19
preferred
Briush Columbia
Jan
new
Electric
Columbia
4%%
Jan
16c
37c
'
Traction
Red
29'A Jan
July
60c
-1
—
Calgary & Edmonton
Co
Jun
Jan
7% Mar
17
IOVsC May
45c
Jan
2,800
Borduiac
Stocks—
Oil
50 %
.>
7c
Sep
Sep
58,313
Braiorne Mines
Feb
6,400
121,700
*
Anaconda
Mar
10,100
Boymar
4.15 May
8c 12%c
„
lie
1
Oil
Sep
11,000
2.45
3.20 *
__1
Ltd—
Mines
61c
6
9,600
17 %c
9%c
Yuxeno
Feb
Jun
"
Ribbon
41% Mar
,70c
13
30,300
——
,
Jun
July
3c
30
19c
preferred
Jun
'.
37c
1
180 7
61c
100
1.45
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd
39
30c
,
13
—*
16c
4,000
1
Ltd
9%
8,541
18,500
*
—-——
1,445
40
40c
6
1
common
13
.
34c
60c
18,500
35c
' 3.10
*
„
1
Products
Feb
55
Jan
18c
36c
36c
1
Minerals
75c
Jan
"
1
Mineral
Jan
17
•
25
Hats
A
46c
40%
61 c
Sep
Apr
80
—1
6c
1.08
25
—-—50
-1
500
__
Wendell
Aug
153,225
Gold
6c
•
Western
80c
55
Mines
25c
Jan
6.10 July
35
3onetal
\
High
Jan
5.00 Aug
72c
Bobjo
6c
1
Copper.,
87%c
55
64c
*
Blue
23c
"
*
Jan
Feb
1
Ltd
63c
Mining—,.
Kirkland
Class
Bunker
Ventures
Weeden Ryrite &
5,200
Mar
Jan
0
Ltd
85c
7c
July
3c
13.85
Ltd
81c
*
——
90c
19c
1
of Canada
8,95o
Gold
Bidgood
40c
__1
Ltd—
Asbestos Corp
Keno Hill
Bevcourt
British
Ltd
17,350
Mines
Biltmore
500
1
Ltd—
1.25
5.50
Bros
Sep
5,000
1
i
1.10
5.10
Telephone
Bellekeno
Jan
15,600
——1
Ltd,—-
1.20
5.35
3.50 Aug
58c
Aug
4c
—* ■'
„
Beatty
Bell
1.65
.
Jan
Low
1
Metals
4c
'
Sep
69c
—1
Ltd
Trebor
4c
2.45
50c
Ltd_l
;
Range Since Jan. I
High
35
Feb
4c
1
Ltd—
Mines
1,000
6.00
/
1.12 July
62c
__
1
Mines
Low
—1
Ltd
Bathurst Power class A—
Jun
63c
1
Ltd
Mines
4.50 Jan
,
3.750
3.50
1.97
1
1
(1944)
Mines
„
50c
1
Ltd
Lake
4c'..
4c
3.45
,
20,450
50c
Ltd
Mines
Tache
;
1.42
3.70
1
Goldfieids
Mines
'
1
Ltd
Shares
May
1.50
—
Mines
Cons
iaase
3.10
24c
38c
1.45
Rock Iron Mines Ltd,
Steep
Sullivan
Feb
3.00
1.45
Ltd.
Ltd
Mines
Barymin Co Ltd
—.
—
1
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Stadacona
Jan
5.00
Uranium
Standard GoH
50c
' .* 4.90
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Gold
Jan
5.00
——
8herrltt-Gordon
27c
30c
.
•
& Refining
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Slscoe
1,500
,
31,000
Quebec Smelting
Mines
Mines
29,050
Quebec
lux-Athabasca
Mines
Barvue
20c
Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd
Quebec Manitou Mines—:
Quesabe
Barnat
Sep
27c
Mines
Prime
Apr
86c
15c
Fields
Chibougamau
•Quebec
41c
23'/2c
Dredging Ltd
Mines, Ltd
Mining
Porcupine
Jun
Jan
18 Vic
Silver
Gold
Gold
45c
17c
23 Vic
Ltd
for Week
Par
High
35c
50c
Ltd
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
25,000
189,030
---*
Ltd——
Mines
Gold
Cons
Penn-Cobalt
86c
45c
'
Paio
69c
"
Ltd,
Corp
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Low
26c
Ltd——
Mines
14
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
23c
-1
Coal
Gold
—
Ltd——1
Mines Ltd
Normetal
73c
1
—
Ltd—+
Ltd
Mines
Santiago
Nocana
23c
•
Ltd
New Formaque Mines
New
Lov)
1
Ltd-:
Montauban
SEPTEMBER
"
Par
Monpas
ENDED
for Week
Sale l'rice
STOCKS
•y'.-v;-
WEEK
FOR
Sales
——i.
1
28
28%
880
15c
15c
15c
1,000
5%
....
5%
200
15c 16 %c
3,500
1
—100
L
1
6%c
115
115
68
—100
—'
115
70
215
6c
9c
19,700
30
12 %c Aug
9c
10c
5
10c
115
Jun
Jun
•
8%
18c
Feb
-
Jan
Mar
July
130
Mar
53%
Jan
71
6c
May
Aug
Feb
23c
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Volume 174
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5047
(1031)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Da vies
Shares
Lew
Davis
Leather class A
Delhi
Del
Lea
Gold
36c
28c
40c
127,135
20
420
18%
7
7
30c
16c
Ltd
1.12
1.30
Jan
40c
Sep
Imperial
24
Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary-!)
,
Sep
May
10%
Feb
Feb
4%
lzc
July
28c
59,760
Minerals
51,700
Devon-Leduc
Discovery
Jan
Industrial
1.65
Jan
Jun
10c
1.40
Dome
Dominion
Jan
Bronze
International
Coal
Sep
93c
International
Metals
34c
31c
37c
81,800
28 %c
July
43c
Jan
international
Nickel
28%
293/4
6,970
26 V*
Jun
34
Feb
International Nickel
19 y8
173/4
19 %
7,087
15%
Jan
20
Feb
29
27 y4
29
990
25'/a May
31%
21
21
21
10
21
23% May
19
19
50
18% July
preferred
35
Dominion Foundry & Steel new com__*
,
366,600
3.10
Sep
Jan
22
Jacknife
Jack
100
165
13
13%
570
25
25
50
98%
98%
1
12%
12%
50
9%
Jan
13 % May
Kelore
423/4
42 3/4
100
42%
Jun
48%
&
50
423/4
9,928
13% Aug
97% July
,
22
22%
Stores
•
12'/8
12
12 %
25
Chemical common—•
48%
46
49
4,194
23.50
21%
21
21%
185
Preferred
Donalda
_______
14%
common
Mines
Donnell
1
Mudge
common
14%
3.75
14%
20
Jan
9 %
Amphi
21,700
23%
Sep
14 %
Jan
49
„
Sep
East
Sullivan
Jupiter
Paper
Elder
El
Sol
Estella
Eureka
Fibre
Fittings
Flank
9c
Fraser
Co
Preferred
Frobisher
Co
Gatineau
5%
9,500
6c
11c
May
Jan
6.75
Jun
9.65
Feb
83/4
8 3/4
9%
1,800
6%
Jun
10
Sep
4.50
4.50
750
4.50
Aug
25%
26
192
20c
Sep
23
6.50 Aug
Jun
27%
Apr
Class
Jun
1.05
Jan
65c
Jan
1.95
Sep
1
24c
16c
24c
7,100
12c
July
24c
ireo
10c
10c
10c
9,500
7%c
Jun
17c
Renville
Jan
15%
15%
300
15'/a
Sep
18
Feb
20c
23c
26,000
Jan
28c
Jun
17
18%
7,568
16
May
35c
35c
500
25c
Jun
50c
15c 15 Vac
14,500
12c
Jan
22c
36 %c
Sep
68c
Gold
Lake
Oils
Labatt
Lake
Fortune
Lingman
Lake
Lake
La
Shore
Jun
1.65
1.81
5,000
1.20 July
2.85
Feb
Jun
5c
95c
1.30
45,067
July
1.63
Jan
10%
11%
9,350
8.40
Jan
13%
15%
15%
16
1,450
15%
Sep
18%
Feb
28%
72c
29
405
28%
Jun
33%
14%
15%
Jan
16
233/,
1,752
190
11 %
23%
6c
29
14%
6c
500
6c
1
8.25
8.25
8.50
1.67
10%
12
34c
2.25
2-35
1,684
Aug
1.40
44%
10%
Sep
God's
Lake
13
Jun
Mar
43c
July
3.05
Jan
70
Jun
Apr
Feb
Feb
13
240
10%
Jun
13
Aug
10c
2,000
5%c
Jun
13c
Aug
65
302
39%
Jan
65
102
102
301
4.10
4.45
31,100
97%
98
55
18%
19
18%
2.70
Sep
103 %
Jan
100
4.65
Jan
Apr
Feb
101
Gold
Gold
Golden
Lapaska
Lam
Mines
"U"
Larder
Goidhawk
Goldora
Lawson
&
Graham
Class
Great
A
Leitch
17%
103
103
103
173/4C
16c
18c
78,300
11%
10%
11%
30,707
6%c
6c
6%c
5,500
3c
4c
37 %c
4c
43c
Coal
6c
Jan
11 %
Sep
6.10
2 %c
11c
Feb
Jun
5c
Jan
Sep
44,600
30c
May
58c
Jan
May
23c
Jan
9,500
16c
8%C
10,700
6c
1
8c
7c
8c
5,600
6c
July
July
14c
12c
Jan
10%c
11c
112,500
5c
July..
11c
Sep
6.90
6.70
6.95
4%c
15,300
1,749
5c:
5.75
Lencourt
3c
6c
7c
7,000
5c
4c
4c
6%c
115,500
3c
Jan
96
96
49
49
*
96
49
/
>
93
20
11
:
■
12 %c
15c
13,850
9c
28c
30c
3,700
17c
18%
17%
18%
50
50
/
50%
9,680
85
6%
12%
6%
50
11
..
Leases
12%
1,984
-I,
1
.—
Gold
1
Feb
30c
Mar
46%
6
7.50
Jan
Cotton
Gold
Jun
29 %c
Jan
9.45
9.00
9.50
9.3Z3
38c
36c
40c
16,900
2.40
2.40
120
2,184
6.25
13%
3%c
4c
20%
12
12
400
32c
40c
6,800
1.03
»
44c
Aug
Aug
2.60
Apr
6.75
Jan
Jun
17
5c
28,0'ir>
20%
5.10
390
14c
Fefc
Jan
13%
10,100
12 %c
12
1.75 May
2,500
3 %c
14%
3c
13%
Jan
26c
9,300
3%c
8.50
60
8c
Little
75
II,000
2c
Class
B
13c
10%
Louvicourt
A
Apr
8%c Aug
3c
Feb
7c
July
Feb
2c
Jun
4%c
Jan
12 %
Jun
15 %
Feo
35c
Feb
11c
25
July
Lynx
20
Jun
22
11%
Jun
14%
30c
Jun
55c
Red
i>,aU0
5c
Jan
72c
75c
3,600
55c
Jun
1.08
Jan
1.00
Jan
1.20
\
5%c Mar
Jan
13c
Apr
18c
Mar
30%
32
515
29
Jun
34%
Fen
32
32%
590
31
Jun
35 %
Feb
5c
6c
12,682
5c
10c
Jan
36c
40c
176,800
13c
July
July
42c
Sep
23c 28 Vac
1,001,1 co
15c
May
35c
Jan
12,500
11c
Jun
20c
14-%
14c
C
2.05
1.95
86c
85 Vac
11 %C
15c
10 %c
2.10
8,550
8dC
l8,yD0
20,500
1.65
Lake
1
12c
Feb
2.48
Jan
Jun
1.32
Feb
8%c July
47/ec May
15c
Jan
10 %c
"
83c
May
,
1
6c
5c
6c
5,000
1
2.00
1.90
2.20
9b,275
71c
Jun
2.20
Sep
1
2.91
2.79.
3.20
54,950
2.07
Jan
3.95
Jan
*___»
27
26%
27%
16%, Jan
28%
Sep
2.75
Jan
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshntt
Gold
class
Export
Red
20,500
10c
1
River
MacMillan
8,500
12c
Vac
1.
Mines
Mackeno
1.12
6c
8
25c
_x
Mines
Macfie
Jan
Mar
5%c
•
Macho
Mar
40C-
Yellowknife
Macassa
■
32%
._1
MacDonald
'
31%
Uoiiuicius
Gold
Mines
B
Mines
;
.
2,445
1
2.30
2.15
2.35
19,650
Magnet Consol
1
60c
30c
60c
597,900
Malartic
1
2.19
2.10
2.35
100,850
2%c
2c
2%c
4,000
15%
15%
10
8%
10
3,785
7c
15,000
Petite
Goldfields
Manitoba
Leaf
Maralgo
<"
Eastern
&
*
__.
Mines
Malartic
15%
•
—
Milling
10
—_—
Marber.or
'i
4%c
2.00 May
Feb
4%C
1.80
14%
36%
95
30
27c
32c
Jan
19
July
May
7c
37,800
11
Feb
17%c
10c
Mar
Feb
Jan
May
15
Aug
20c
Jun
63c
11
Feb
15
10%
50
Jan
12%c
July
3%c May
2,153
95
16
nag
7c
815
35%
2.90
3%c
4c
6,500
11%
Sep
Jan
Jun
7%c July
19,537
30c
14%
14
60c-
Z7%
2,500
.
Jun
l%c July
13% Aug
1,000
27c
27c
A—
16c
17,500
137/s
14%
„
1
*
class
11
11c \
9c
11%
•
Lead
Grain
.
11
_1
Maxwell Ltd
McCabe
4%c
:"••• lie
1
____.
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris
Matarrow
7c
.
.
—1
Gold
Marcus
McCoil-Frontenac
12c
32c
Mclntyre Porcupine
Red Lake
5
.75
1
47c
McKenzie
McLellan
1
Jun
11%
Feb
.
May
Apr
Gold
Mentor
—
Merrill
Mexican
Light & Power common
21%
Midland
Milton
Jan
27
15c
246,400
6c
Jan
2Vac
18,100
2c
May
16%
110
12%
9Q
2Q
60
17
11 %C 14%C
47,880
Jan
30
Jan
2c
Aug
8c
Sep
t
Feb
Jun
Jan
19%
Feb
Jan
29% May
10c
Aug
40c
Jan
Montreal
10
Jan
12%
Jan
Moore
Moneta
8Vac
6%c May
7%c July
13 %c
Jan
1,000
14c
Mar
2.25
3.50
67c
73c
100
2.25
3.50
7%
3,219,100
_*
10
10
10
40
1.65
1.65
1.70
2.89
2.70
2.90
1.05
1.05
16,900
97c
177/8
18% *
1.20
1.40
17%
18%
225
1.34
16
16
15%
89
miii
22
7%
July
Sep
18
Jun
12%
Jan
Jan
2.10
Jan
2.95
Sep
1.25
July
20
*
1.40
;
23
87%
Sep
Apr
93% May
50
20
Jan
26
Apr
28 %c
Jun
44c
Jan
28c
Feb
85c
Sep
34c
30c
34c
2.900
76c
66c
85c
47,665
17
18
445
14
Mar
19%
•
'28
26
28
2,440
23
Jun
29%
-25
—
24%
24%
24%
1,000
23%
Aug
27
.6
6%
190
7
8
9,200
21
22%
760
*
Locomotive
common
Preferred
—
Sep
25
■
17
—
—
Feb
20% May
20% May
6
Porcupine
Sep
Sep
26 Va
Jun
17%
1,150
89
22
100
Mortgage
94,700
Jun
3.85 Aug
Aug
42c
30
18
.
70c
15%
Sep
Feo
45c
May
1.50 Mar
1,400
17%
_„i
—
__.
2.25
78c
8% May
1.50 Jan
13,240
_*
10c
2,700
-_1
—
Corp
1,400
Jan
5.75
Mar
2.65 May
5
Mar
...,800
45c
1.25 May
3.50 July
53c
26,200
3.80
Corp
common
c
490
'■
7
18
Montauban Mines
t
3%c July
5,200
20C
Preferred
Monarch
73,200
71c
Knitting common
18c
7c
3.50
Mines
A
4%c
Apr»
•
Metals
Containers
Class
Apr
Sep;
54c
7%
i*.',
Oils
Modern
76
Jun
3.50
Mining Corp
Model
Jan
42c
41 %C
Brick
Minda-Scotia
July
53 %
•
Grain
Jan
8V2C
4c
•
Oil
Pacific
39c
7,500
13.50
&
Jan
3,683
1
;
Mid-Continent
37% Aug
99
7%c 10 %c
5
_x
Mills
Island
21c
Jan
July
76
46c
•
Exploration
Mercury
10c
18%
85
8 VaC
Lake
Red
McWatters
.
49c
68%
6c
1
Gold
McMarmac
Jan
25 %c 1 Aug
25% Aug
2c
Aug
36
100
•
21c
lie
175
•
—
McDougall Segur
Mindamar
900
103%
common
_______________________
Sep
293/4
10%
class
—
Feb
163/4
29
9C
Lomega Gold
Monarch
•
Harding Carpets
4,500
27
4%c
15C
Mines
21c,
26
Sep
51 %
6% July
Jan
28%
10 %c
_1
-
72c
Groceterias
21c
Jan
18c
1.10
.1
'.
Long Lac
Looiaw
12%
9c
•
«
~~A
Gold
Jun
7%c
29
common
I
July
10,550
—1
Bridge
Hamilton
18%
15% July
19,500
1
Hamilton
17c
8c
A_________.
Preferred
12c
•
______________
52 % Mar
Aug
11c
2%c
Feb
105
Feb
11c
26
Feb
2jC
9%c
3c
Jan
8c
Jan
11 %c
20c
Jan
8%c
47% July
14%c
.25
___,—
9 %c
Jan
_v,
28c
Gold
8.40 May
May
4%c
6%C
1
*
B__'
14,400
1
Gold
Lexindin
Preferred
Jan
1
___1
class
23c
Jan
18c
8%C
4%c
Halcrow Swayze
Rock
Feb
1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
Hard
22 %c
9%c
Gunnar Gold
Halliwell
Jun
_1
Mines
Lake
Mar
106
7c
'Gurney Products preferred _„______30
Gwillim
May
16 %c
_x.
Freehold
Lead
Feb
23
Aug
9c
19,150
50
Jan
17c
Guayana Mines
Gulf
Feu
July
102
30
—1
preferred
West
Gridoil
20c
40c
July
39
common
Feb
23c
5.40
Gold
I.1,122
100
40c
Paper
Jan
35c
Leduc-Consolidated
Maple
250
"50
Lakes
Great
•.
6%c
Aug
8c
•
Maple Leaf Gardens
19
—
class
Sep
41
Mines
Jones
Sep
...1
Bousquet
Feb
Apr
15c
6.00
B
8.00
41
Porcupine
Grandor.o
1.14
3c
6,200
14c
7.60
18%
Preferred '
Jun
14,500
1
Jan
class A__
Goodyear Tire & Rubber common
5,600
4c
23c
Mines
5.00
common..
_x___—
80c
14
4.80
7.60
__—_______—____
Jan
20c
3c
4,050
8.00
6.80
Mining
Jan
55c
Sep
-1
Mines
Goodfish
70c
Jun
9.60
Jun
77c
♦
.____
Sep
7.10
—_—
Jan
28c
3%c
3
Lavalie
6.10
2,832
12,t)5'J
^
20
4c
Island
Jan
7.60
_________—_____
Feb
22c
Secora
a
4.00
.100
Manitou
37c
13%
109%
8.00
Goicl
Arrow
Golden
8.75
__l
;
Jan
...1
———
;
Cadillac
Jan
__1
Eagle Mines
Feb
1
Aug
60
500
Gold
8.50
32 %c
•
2.30
17V*
99
885
100% 101 %
3.90
Mines
Gold crest
10,000
1
20%
3.90
...1
98
Mar
94
3.90
"
Goldale
40c
77c
Long Island Petroleums
62
102
.100
Gold'
Glenora
Jan
Mui
1
Mines
Lamaque
1.95 Aug
30c
17,450
50%
9.10 Mar
11%
4,000
49%
Jan
July
4.85
50
33 3/4 c
Jan
8c
Jun
8
90
12
Mar
60c
29,775
10%
4c
Feb
May
24
21% July
10,120
1.37
1.47
4.40
MineII
19%
Feb
_
Gold
13c
•
;
_.^
Wasa Mining
Luz
Class
1.08
11%
9c
__
__l
>
_:
Mines
Sep
Jan
100
Lake
13
1
24c
8c
_
YeUowknlfe"
Giant
Gillies
35c
Lake-Osu
Mar
65
i*.—
8.70
Gold
Lake
10c
„_1
Preferred
1
1
Mines
Mines
Lapa
22%
common.
Wares
36 %c
38c
Lang & Sons
20% July
400
Steel
Gold
Dufault
Apr
123/4
Products Mfg
Ltd
Mining & Exploration
Laduiama
Lake
Jan
50
__________
General
15 %c
•
•
1
(John)
Aug
50
__
Ltd
Ltd
67c
■>
_
Mines
26
12,500
*
___
21c
17%
—
32c
Jan
383,765
*
___
1
_1
Kerr-Addison
Jun
7c
—
Jan
40c
Jun
19%
24c
1.65
11c
27,600
45c
500
21%
1
July
280,360
15c
16c
Jan
Jan
55c
27,275
2.25
General
5c
19c
1.95
34.400
53/4C
—1
common
10,100
8c'
6 %c
54 %c
1
Jan
May
50c
25
21%
-—1
A
6c
1.35
65 c
21c
A
Petroleum
General
39,200
1.90
18c 23 %c
_____
Power
8%c
•
58c
20
Bakeries
6c
Ltd
24%
25
*
preferred
General
8%c
44c
Sep
12,736
34c
preferred
1
Gold
xviadseu
Gair
22c
Jan
•
,
Exploration
July
;
15c Aug
17%
9.20
•
common
12c
11c
16,3'jO
465
9.00
-—
Gold
Cos
Mar
4,100
22c
19c 19 %c
Mar
9.15
Manufacturing
Foundation
5c
15c
l»c
Feb
8c
Jan
21c
Aug
8,000
14c
21c
,__i
Mining
Kayrand
Kerr
8c
Jun
Aug
19c
13 %
Aug
M^tnr tfass A
Francceur
7c
Feb
23
Jan
•
9
Aug
4%c July
1.73
Petroleums
Fleet
Ford
8c
22'A
Jan
90c
X
class
jtt*.
42%
1.38
Apr
Petroleum
Ltd
•
21%
1.09
1
common
22
Jan
Jan
;
Mines
•
145
May
May
common.
Products
52
Feb
66c
51c
;
Iron
Jan
35'/a May
77c
98c
Kirklana
Federated
39
48,260
10 %c
.
Fenimore
41'/8
190,300
1
Nickel
Famous Players
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Federal
13
47%
5/100
92c
_22
_____
8,346
•
•
A
common
preferred
1.38
16,600
I
—
138
Feb
85c
40,350
1
preferred
Grain
200
Feb
1.15
303,400
...
Preferred
12,8.14
40c
86c
74c
Falconbridge
Feneral
510
42'/♦
Jun
1.35
20c
20
___;
Corp
48%
*1%
40c
1
*
Mines Ltd
class
Co
__i
•
*
_
Brass
47%
139% 139%
29c
July
Kroy
1.30
1
Gold
18,500
24
Kirkland Lake
11c
-
Pen-Rev
Empire
40c
Jan
Feb
68c
Gold
El
39c
Feo
20%
Feb
6.00
10
A
25
55c
65c
Feb
1.10
Machine
class
23
Jun
Sep
3.75
20c
x.,,
Mines
Eldona
23
.
Sep
34c
Feb
1
Invest
Eddy
5,700
16%
1.15
Mines
Washing
Economic
40c
25% Mar
Jan
'
Easy
37 %c
Mines
Oils
rvevuoveon
68 %c
Mines
Eastern Steel
18%
40c
J u»y
Kirkland-Hudson
1
Mines.
Nickel
35%
July
1
Quebec
22% Mar
Jun
1
•
Malartic
East Rim
7c
8 %c
1
x
East Crest Oil
East
Jan
12
42c
100
7c
5c
Apr
Joliet
Labrador
East
28
963
,
Jan
13
120
3.75
7c
1
___________
Feb
Mar
102%
July
11% July
Jan
29,100
3.75
A
Duvay Gold
25
:•()%
375
42c 48 %c
45c
*
.
Mar
15%
Aug
18
8,555
9 Ve
&
Class
22%
102
Mar
97 %
1,095
Tar &
:—•
Aug
'
Dominion
Coal
15
11% July
10
>
Dominion
Dominion Textile
2a
510
14
Kelvinator
common
—_
Steel
80
35%
Gold
100
*
Preferred
23%
13%
7 Va
__i
Joburke
100
*
Invest
Jan
33%
!
Mines
:_100
Scottish
Sep
13
23%
Mining
Jellicoe
13%
common
Preferred
Dominion
143/4
14%
Magnesium
Dominion
Jan
41%
10% July
5% Sep
13%
Mines
100
Malting
100
25
Gold
Waite
14%
Preferred
Diminion
835
Jan
3.10
2.42
3.00
Jaculet
Dominion
11%
36%
Jan
35%
international Petroieum
.__i__25
preferred
10%
High
July
27%
•
Coke.
&
10
Coal
11%
29
6
preferred
Mar
29%
Bank
Dailies
6,512
1
•
Dominion
365
41
5%
common
2
Ltd
Dominion
31
39%
•
Acceptance
1
*
-
Seagrams '
Mines
30%
23%
Inglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
21c
Low
31
£1
Aug
July
Oils
Yellowkinte
Distillers
10c 13 %C
13c
.1
Range Since Jan. 1
■
__25
preferred
July
1.20
90c
High
39%
Preferred
32c
10
International
Detta
Shares
Oil
7
500
1.25-
1
.
1.20
1.30
for Week
Low
Bank
Sep
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Imperial
20c
2,500
15c
1.25
High
(
Week's
Last
Jan
18c
115,700
1
Producers
Friday
Sale Price
22c
18c
00
24c
,28c
Ltd__l
Mines
Mines
14
9%c May
11,000
i*
:
(Temagamiy
Rio
17c
___*
Oils
Delnlte
16c
•
Class B
Dec ait a
MARKETS
SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
Low
16c
*
;
...
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
\jligh-
1
Petroleum
LISTED
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
D'Aragon Mines
FOR
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
m Jr">
i^'K
Feb
Jan
Mar
'
Heath
Red
32c
35c
16,500
26%c July
47c
58c
69c
19,600
32 %c
15c
140,250
9c
21,000
7%c
7c
15c
14c
4c
14
Mines
Highland-Bell
Highridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee ______—!
4c
__
27,700
15c
82c
Gold
Gold
Morrison
Brass-
75
14.
7c
7c
11
July
18c
Feb
July
46,500
7c
82c
1,500
80c
4c
12,500
3c
,,
Feb
July
Aug
Jan
18c
Jun
Jun
14
Sep
..
Feb
20c
1.15
Feb
6%c
Jan
1,
&
Holden
Mfg
class B
Breweries
Holllnger Consol
<fc Chemical
Prefererd
Yellowknife
Homer
15%
26c
Sep
24%
Jan
31%
Sep
National
Sewer
3.00
Sep
9,020
15%
14%
17
16%
17%
3,565
7c
6%C
8%C
18,051
10%
16%
Jan
Jun
Feb
18% Mar
13% May
4%c
■
112cJan
14%
14%
27%
27%
•
class
Hosiery
B
30
2.65
25c
.•
*
National
New
class
A
Trust
Gold
Howard
Hoyle
1
Mining
Paper
common
;
:
Hudson
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Huron & Erie
common
Per footnot«
see
r.
5c
5C
7c
•
——
Smith
112
107
112
1
,__100
page 41.
8,000
76
54
63 %
25c
112
Jan
150
May
40c
60C
•
•
•
60c
500
61
63%
4,788
54
x—
—_1
20c
24c
25c
8,600
125
125
62
125
Feb
July
Sep
New
Bidlamaque
Sep
New
Brttisn
I
Calumet
Feb
New
62%
Feb.
New Dickenson
30c
Jan
—
Jun
Mar
New
Hueh
32
14c
Jan
23% Aug
50
Sep
50
10
9
215
7% May
9%
Feb
375
10% May
12%
Apr
May
Apr
12
Jan
15
27
May
30
100
27
Jun
2.73
84,710
15%
885
27%
:>
1.65
Jan
16
28%
31
2.75
Jan
May
Sep
53
53
53
65
45
Feb
55
Jun
30%
32%
1,524
26
Jun
32%
Sep
25
Sep
30 Vs
26
26
330
94c
60c
1.06
54,100
67c
8%C
9c
12.499
7c
Jun
4c
8%c
'4c
4%c
8,500
3c
2.60
2.00
2.60
306,687
1.19
16,439
2.65
1.10
-10
26
OH
x—
1
—
t;
Jun
1.40
Mar
Apr
7c
Jail
Feb
2.60
Jan
3.65
Pel
Jan
1.59
Sep
Mines.
—1
3.10
3.bo
Mines
—1
1.59
1.28
1.59
45,105
__1
37c
34c
39c
26,175
25c
Jun
43c
__1
10 %c
%c
13.500
6c
May
25c
Malartic
—i
7c 10
.
Feb
Jan
11c
3.10
New Goldvue
145
July
„1
—
■
Dominion
67c
Apr
May
,,
63%
7c
19% Mar
—1
_____
Mines ___'—___.
Alger
2.50
'
Hosco
6%
30%
Pipe
National Steel Car
Negus
11
*
Petroleum
1
9
..
Feb
11%
8%
11%
_20
——
9%c July
4.00 Mar
,
50
8%
common __o
—5
National Grocers common
60
___»
___
Oil
Home
3.00
21
25
Drug
Preferred
National
51,600
-
_•
common
Preferred
National
100
26c
31V*
3.00
_*
16c
31%
23c
Dauch
7
Mines
Mylamaque
National
National
Hinde
4
93c VJan
10c
10c
Lake
Hendershot Paper common
Heva
Jun
8%C
32c
the Lakes Iron.
Headway
Feb
10c
Harrison Hibbert Mines
Head o!
20 %c
Jan
'65c
Gold
Harrlcana
6%c
11c
Sep
May
Jan.
i
ft
39
iii^i wywj
40
(1032)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
..
Monday, September 17, 1951
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 14"
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Gold
New
Jason
New
Laguerre
Marlon
New
Morrison
New
Mosher
15c
10,133
10c
9%c
9c
11c
13,250
New
8y2c
Apr
19c
Jan
South
1.05
Jun
2.53
Jan
Bpooner
Co
1.55
1.75
35,575
6%C
5y8c July
10c
Jan
85c
68c
89c
9,660
185,722
Stadacona
40c
Jun
89c
Sep
Standard Chemical
30c
36c
34,300
13c
Jan
52c
Feb
Btandard
7c
8%C 10 %c
83/4C
4,500
Ltd
Paving
July
20c
Jan
Starratt
1
14 %c
13 %c
15c
48.550
5%c Mar
17c
Aug
Stedman
10c
12c
171,500
7Vic May
4%c Jun
14c
Feb
Steel
of
8c
Mar
6c
—1
6c
500
8c
8c
8%c
5,750
4%c
4%c
5Vic
1,200
5
1.90
1.80
1.95
1,110
1.40 July
.—1
15C
14c
18C
50,700
10%c Aug
—1
mmm m
Mines
——
7c
Aug
117/8c Jan
3%cMay
6%c July
3.00
Jan
Olsen
4,399
35c
Feb
13c
Jan
25c
July
50c
Jun
46 %c
33c
Aug
20
90
11%
Jan
20
Sep
14 %
385
12%
Jan
15
FeD
74c
Jan
60c
68c
18
18%
420
36%
36%
37
2,695
7,600
5
36%
36%
36%
_*
Sturgeon River Gold
20%
13%
•
4%c
3%c
4%c
7.50
7.20
7.60
48c
Jan
Jan
16%
37
Sep
30%
680
18 % Aug
Jun
Jun
36%
Jan
3%c May
28,010
Jun
30
9,000
1
Mines—
Iron
High
July
5%c July
19%
1
Mining
Rock
Steep
35c
30c
*
common
Preferred
Steeloy
35c
46,lt>0
18,700
17 %
»
Gold
Canada
480
*
common
common
Bros
11 %C
Low
18
9c 11 %c
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
•
*
Thurbois
10c
Mines
Oils
Co
Low
18
•
Brazeau
6%c
1
Shares
*
1.65
1
Mines
Yellowknlfe
Nipisisng
Southam
6%C
Mines
Merger
Rouyn
Jan
1
Ltd
Lac
Norzone
New
24c
1
Mines
Long
for Week
Par
High
July
1
.
New Pacalta Oil
Nib
Low
13 Vic
Gold
New Norsman
New
High
15c
—1
Mines
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
1
Mines
Newlund
New
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
10 %c
Jan
6.50 July
1.10
1.13
76
75 y2
76 y2
2,200
2,175
85c
•
1
3%c
3%c
3 Vic
1,500
2%c
20c
Nor-Acme Gold
1
Mines
Noranda
Norgold
11
Jan
Mines
Norlartic
Normetal
North
Mines
Northland
North
Nubar
3.60
8,200
Jan
3.80
Superior
Oils
Feb
85
Supertest
4c
4c
4y8c
2,000
3%c July
16 Vic
14c
4.40
Jan
16c 17y2c
6,000
13c
13c
16c
5c
9Vic
Feb
Tamblyn
8c
Feb
Taylor
Jan
180,893
Feb
22c
15% July
May
5
-III
Gold
28c
25c
28c
1
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
O'Brien
1.40
1.33
1.53
Mines
Ogama-Rockland
6c
•
Selections
Okalta
Oils
Ontario
Beauty
Ontario
Loan
Supply
common
25c
Mar
655,217
2.70
2.95
18c
25c
39c
Jan
4c
5 %
150
Osisko
Ltd
Teck-Hughes
Gold
Jan
Toronto
Feb
Toronto
General
Sep
Sep
Toronto Iron
Sep
25c
8c
2.32
2.20
2.35
5c
5c
100
4%c
Jan
6c
8%C
15c
337,300
6%c
Jan
15c
Sep
22%
22 %
22%
40
21
Jun
27
Feb
21c
Jan
37c
Sep
11
—*
Class A
I
——
76
Feb
Tower
Traders
4.25
Jan
7%
Apr
1,000
7c
Aug
13 %c
Jan
4,000
4c
July
6%c
Feb
89c
1.10
123,700
1.70 Mar
Petroleums
Finance
Class
Petroleum
1
Pamour
Pan
Porcupine
Western
Malartic
Paymaster
&
Mines
Powell
75c
32c
37c
37,450
3,100
1.20
Jan
2.25
610
11%
Jan
15%
Feb
29
28%
29
14
28%
Sep
39
Jan
16%
16%
16%
60
13%
Jan
16
16%
17% May
17% May
_*
100
13%
115
115
115
80
112%
1
7%c
7%C
7%C
4,000
7c
July
12c
41 %c
37c
42c
96,900
25c
May
44c
Sep
*
28
23%
Jun
30
Feb
29 Vt
Feb
28
*
4.20
*
.
Resources
65C
3c
Jun
6c
3%c
5,000
3%c
3y2C
3,500
Gold
East
•
11
10%
11%
1
1.85
1.70
1.93
125
1.70
1.70
1.84
14,411
2.05
2.10
500
49c
40y2C
50c
20,552
4V2C
4c
4%C
88
1.14
1.10
1.10
1.15
29
35c
755
41,100
345
2.00
2.00
11
35c
26c
2.95
92,110
4.400
58c
288,989
ioy2
10 y2
50
1
6%C
7c
Red Poplar Gold
1
10c
Redwater-Piccadilly Petro
1
1
1
6C
Renfrew Textiles class A
Richfield
6%
Riverside
Silk
class
;
:
27c
t
A
11%
Sep
57c
Aug
1.05 Aug
.
2.95 Aug
17Vic May
2.33
Jan
45c
Jan
Sep
4.20 May
35c
Apr
84c
Jan
20%
Jun
29%
Jun
27c
Jun
Sep
Apr
4,000
6c
Aug
32c
Jan
10y4c
3,000
10c
Jan
:
July
60c
858,320
18%c
Jun
60c
Sep
29c
38c
170,550
24c
Jan
39c
Mar
5.30
800
4c
8c
30,650
2.60
1,000
41/2C
23c
28c
50
•
—
Waite
4.10 Aug
3c
5.30
Apr
6
Jun
,
Sep
8c
Sep
2.90
Jun
2.40
Feb
7
Apr
6,000
3c
July
8c
Jan
133,000
20c
Aug
40c
Mar
28
July
Jan~
30
281/a
45
13
105
9%
14%
110
13%
.....
Apr
14%
15 %
7c
90c
15
15
35
49c
72c
75.500
Lac
III
8C
7y2c
9c
19,000
May
12Vic
22c
25c
14,500
14Vic
Jun
39c
21c
22c
9,000
20c
4lc
.10
26
26
27
i,239
25
31
18 y2
18 i/a
12 %
Jan
19
Jan
7Vic
Gold
20
365
19c
8,080
17
17
17
250
10c
55c
34
•
common
21%
Feb
27
10c
—1
7%C
Mines
1
—1
13c
July
34c
Gold
•
Ryan Lake Mines
Mining
Lawrence
San
Antonio
Petroleums
Ltd
8c
500
47
48
4,475
2.70
2.53
2.73
4,910
6c
7c
2,500
3.15
4%c Jan
12
50
1.55
299,300
20
20
24
200
Feb
/V 14c
Jan
16 Vi
25% May
•
36,950
1.20 Aug
9%
78c
25%
25%
400
2.80
2.70
3.05
57,300
85c
3.45
t
3.05
3.60
55c
75C
49,600
39,150
10c
70c
1.35
Jan
5c
Jan:.
12
1.75
12
Jan
1.55
May
Sep
Sep
Sep
24
Jan
Sep
26% May
Jan
3.05
Sep
Jan
3.60
Sep
Jan
75c
Sep
Jan
~
1
19c
22c
26,900
17c
Apr
27c
common
•
39%
38%
39%
690
31%
Jan
39%
50
46%
45%
46%
525
43
May
50%
Sep
Sep
50%
51
45
48% July
52
Apr
12 %C 14 %C
8,700
11c
preferred
21 p
50
1
A
13 %C
♦
Class B
15
«
37c
Apr
14%
Sep
16%
Jan
30
Jun
33%
Jan
Jan
1.85
Sep
4.60
Jan
Aug
31
31
160
1.75
1.70
1.76
5,100
1
3.85
3.45
3.90
234,175
2.51
Jun
21
20
21
340
18%
Jan
common
Voting trust
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silanco Mining
Sllverwood Dalriei
20
"
1
19%
7.20
7.00
20 \
7.20
600
~i
25c
27c
1.61
1.55.
1.65
3,598
59,800
21,450
50c
nes
class A
25 %c
1
Silver Miller Mini %
fUlver Standard Li
2.65
2.55
•
Clascs B
Western
class
Dairies
pfd
A
•
Class B
•
Preferred
100
34
34'
2,950
10
962
7%
160
94
loo
2.65
9%
7%
9%
*
Ltd
50
"500
Bherritt Gordon
Breweries
15
•
~
Sheep Creek Gold
94
21
33%
34
Sladen Malartic
For footnotes
see page
20
41.
18%
22c
Jan
9%
7%
Feb
67c
Feb
76c
24,315
64c
70c
ii,700
37
37
37
10
Jan
8%
I M 40
Jun
55c
Jan
34% May
Jan
Apr
Jan
97
'90%
Jan
3.00
Aug
Jan
Feb
16%
94
Aug
65c
1.85
Apr
32
124
42c
2.25 May
29%
94
7.50
Aug
85c
925
93%
21
5.65 May
300
94
21% Mar
Apr
34^.
66c
common
1.25
34-
76c
Siacoe Gold
Co
2%c
1.33
•
1.75
10Vic Aug
48% May
2.25 May
1.64
preferred
Sllverwood
3,500
Jan
1.64
__25'
Bhawkey (1945) Mines
Winnipeg Brew class
(N)
6c
4c
Aug
•__*
..Shea's
Slater
3c
6c
28%
1.54
Petroleums
Shawlnigan Water & Power
Simpson's
8c
48
*
Senator Rouyn
Blcks
2,400
May
•
Selburn Oil Co Ltd
Warrants
A
20c
♦
;
Freehold
B
17c
1
Preferred
Class
17C
_l
„
Scurry Oils Ltd
Scythes & Co common
Class
610
1
Gold
Sarnia Bridge
Security
26%
1
common
Mines
Sapphire
26
1
Corp
Sand River Gold
Sannorm
26
1
common
59
Jan
16% Aug
91c
Jan
-<
Mar
Mar
11% Aug
2.35 Jan
25
233,623
'•
Feb
Jan
13 %c
Jan
5%c Jun
60c
Mar
15
May
25c
Jan
9.75
Jan
50% May
9
Jun
5c
July
Jan
Feb
72c
Sep
14
Feb
60
Feb
11
Aug
10c
Mar
13c
16
20
Sep
34c
Jan
19
Apr
35
May
Sep
Feb
15
July
Jan
33% Mar
15c
181
May
May
92
2,500
Sep
55 %c
26%
103
Jan
Apr
Feb
9c
July
20c
Jan
14c
Jun
8c
20,500
6%c
Sep
70c
-
1.22
17
4%c Aug
12 %c
9%c 10 %c
6%c
Sep
15%
14c
23
QO
1.07
Jan
Jun
164
24
Jun
10
13,900
45c
Jun
1.30
Jan
4c
4%c
2,000
3c
Aug
39
39%
1,992
35%
Jan
46
Feb
100
100
July
101
Aug
.
50
4%c
Zinc
5c
99%
.100
1.56
99%
25
1.53
1.70
71,815
4,500
80c
74c
1.79
1.69
1.81
615,375
5%
5%
55
2.35
2.35
2.35
310
1.50
Mines
61c
6%c
4%c
—1
-1
preferred
1.44
1.55
21,450
81c
93,850
12c 12 %c
;
Yellowknlfe Bear Mines
Knitting class A
B
i
Yukeno Mines
Mar
10,000
Jan
Sep
1.38 May
24
64
.
65c
-100
Wright-Hargreaves
Class
8%
Sep
39%
common
———J———
&
34
36c 55 %c
,
93%
May
Industries
4,415
3c
24
—li
Wingait Gold
Winnipeg Electric
Jan
18%
27/8c
8,000
5%C"
18c
Aug
2c
*
6c
6C
19%
Feb
III
5,500
5
Winchester Larder
Jun
Royal Bank
Sep
Gold
8c
III160
Jan
22c
Oil
6c
A—
Preferred
Jan
22c
III
6c
375
18c
Breweries
class
(George)
H)
8.40
3.20
2,000
99
4c
July
98
Aug
1.35
Jun
6c
8c
100
Jan
Aug
50c
Jan
87c
Apr
17c
72c
Apr
2.35
July
Sep
Jun
65c
Jan
May
2.06
7%c
5
Feb
1.86
6
4.00
Jan
Sep
May
Apr
1.58 Aug
Feb
Roy Silver Mines
Oils
5,900
*
Wiltsey-Coghlan
York
5,539
10%
IIIi
1
Western Homestead
Lead
12%
57%
—1
—
Canada
Yellowrex
12
54%
IIIi
—.
Western Grocers
Yale
6,800
f
10%
Ashley
(G
68c
19,500
■
56%
(G & W)
Products
Western
Wood
55 %
44c
Mar
Sep
Apr
6c
85c
12%
West Malartic
Winora
2,000
6c
class A
Wekusko Consol
Preferred
13,215
8c
90c
-1
(Hiram)
Windward
26,550
14
.25
Amuiet
Weston
1.07
8c
-1
preferred
Oils
Westeel
93c
—1
Mines
Dare
Western
21c
14%
•
.
—.
Jan
58c
61/2
Gold
Virginia
Walker
3.05 Mar
Jan
2,715
32,900
13%
,
14
-1
:
—
Waterous Ltd
1.80
1.50 July
11 y2
—
common
Jan
6%
Villbona
Violamac
Vulcan
93c
—
Ltd
Mines
Aug
11
61/2.
Ventures
Aug
22% Mar
Aug
7,800
18,050
92c
"
Roi Mines
46c
31c
421/2 c
Van
29 %
Jun
281/2
•
__
Jan
July
9%
4c
73c
Petroleum
Feb
Aug
2.60
29C
1
—_—
8c
90
5.10
56c
1
„
20
1.32
340,110
44c
3.30
481/2 c
—
Jan
29c
1,000
50c
MacDonald
Jun
14
1,950
A
—
-
800
10 y2
Mines Ltd
Mines
4c
61%
Sep
1.24 Aug
29
2.42
3.05 Mar
50c
Sep
1.16 Aug
39c
Upper Canada Mines
Vicour
38 %c
Jun
28 y2
3.15
Jan
Jun
*
37C
1.95
:
Aug
60
15c 157/8c
May
85c
—_10
2.65
62c
1.50 May
1.76 May
27,950
3.15
30
7,200
/ 35c
26c
45c
Jan
2,000
,
1.66
1.65
Feb
89c
15 y4 C 15 %C
>
May
27c
25
787
1.10
35c
15,000
86 y2
1.11
10 %
St
55 %
Steel
3,000
9,445
Ryanor
55%
United
76,417
40c
15,113
Russell
Sep
Sep
62c
27 y2
65c
Rupununi
Mar
45
85c
25%
Royallte
30
Jan
44c
58c
Long
Sep
33%
82c
241/4
Roche
28%
775
55 %
60c
Roxana
50
45
15 %c
25%
—
2.92
•
55c
Feb
28%
•
38c
Aug
17c
2.75
50
27 y2
Feb
23
44%
Oils
Mining
A
preferred-—
Jan
1.02
28%
United Keno Hill
Quebec Labrador
Class
class A
151,900
Jan
36c
45
*
—
United
Quebec Manitou
Queenston Gold
Robinson Little
United Fuel
2.89
*
.
89c
9%c July
Jan
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Gold
A—
'
17%
5,600
_1
class
B
4,170
Aug
1.50
Petroleum
Apr
20
58c
_♦
Uranium
Jun
14c
82c
_1
class
33c
19
Aug
II
Dome
11,500
Jan
Mar
4.50 Aug
July
12c
May
_1
—
Prospectors' Airways
Purity Flour Mills common
Reno
6%c Mar
Jan
Jun
16c
14c
42c
_•
Preston
Renabie
Jan
Corp
Class
3.00
40c
19%
50c
86%
Metals
Regcourt
United
r
6,300
1
-
„_
173,205
1
Corp
Reeves
Jan
7c
5 Vic Mar
Mining
160,110
_1
common
Border Gold Mine
Reef
United Asbestos
116
23% Mar
22,900
40c 47 %c
58c
1
—
Peninsular
Premier
Ranwick
Union
Sep
Jan
Apr
•
71c
1
Milk
Sep
Jan
•
Gas
63c
•
——
11,362
65c
21c
47c
60c
Mines
Pressed
Quesabe
4.35
55c
58c
40c
Voting trust certificates—;—
Quinte
TS
70c
River
Quemont
2%c
1,220
28
20c
—
Petroleum
1.30
July
2%c
4c
2%C
28%
28
4.20
:
_*
_
Union
Feb
_1
class A
B
1.17
May
May
6c
*
—————
Powell Rouyn Gold
Power
15,900
3 Vic
—-—*
Gas
Development
Porcupine
90c
1.27
Trend
Sep
—50
Trans Empire Oils
Feb
Jan
1.90
1
Ltd
Gold
Placer
10%
60
2.52
Apr
Jan
14%
1
Engravers
Crow
Jan
1.98
*
11%
Sep
Jun
1.80
"
Jun
82c
177,750
3,750
—1
Oil
7.55
49%
1.10
90C
1.27
i.—.———1
Silver
Petrol
Pioneer
660
1
—
Consol
Photo
Pickle
4,684
60
1
—
Gold
Perron
9.75
57
*
Partanen Malartic
Penn-Cobalt
9.25
59 %
10c
Oil
Mines
Paramaque
Parbec
9.60
•
Page Hershey Tubes
19,484
Feb
7%
14%
1.90
Transvision-Television
Pacific
10
33
•
14%
———.
__i—
Transcontinental
Feb
_*
Works common.,
July
4'/4C
29c
Jun
6%
20
Trusts
60
8%c
36c
29
*
Mortgage
Towagmac Exploration
4c
—1•
*
Sep
5%
Feb
25
—1
150
Jun
Jan
10c
10
——
Feb
68c
1.45
4%c May
15c
Apr
4.50
96C
5,700
10
Toronto
3.00
Jan
5c
170
Elevators
Jan
15,890
5c
5c
613
Torbrit Silver Mines
Sep
8 Vi c
-1
Jan
1.40
7
Tombill Gold
Jan
-1
Mines
Jan
1.05
1.25
1.30
31%
—,—
1.60
4.60
:
Jun
19c
6,000
6%
Mines
5
425
102%
Jun
5%c
—10
124%
v..:./'.'..''/ 10
Apr
5c
5%c
31%
Properties
Thompson-Lundmark
16%c
3%c July
40
Sep
99 %
*;
common
__——.—
Tip Top Tailors
25c
1.95
19%
80
—*
common
Pearson
Preferred
Feb
Jun
14c
191
68
39c
—1
—
Lake
Lake
.
68
—,
Gold
Red
Orlac
>
July
Jan
9c
284,500
5 %
124 %
Orange Crush >;
Orenada
8c
~~2
—50
—
11
4%c Aug
28,050
6 Vic
—
pfd
1.10
6,950
24c
•
»»——_
Steel
6c
10c
2.80
v
;
Omnitrans Exploration—
Ontario
III*
—
O'Leary Malartic
6c
17 Vic
•
Oil
24,700
17,150
1,500
Sep
100 100%
100%
*
River
Jun
10c
Sep
19
Taku
Feb
Aug
550
Jan
18
100
Mar
8%
11
78c
11,310
1
3 Vic
11
—
281,200
19%
Sylvanite Gold
22c 25%c
24c
•
Wood
1.49
18%
19
50c
Theatre
Oakville
1.22
18%
100
Inlet
2,000
7c'
1.45
Jan
25c
Aug
1.49 Sep
18% Sep
18%
*
6%c
22c
2.85
*
Surf
15,500
14 %
3.50
•
Feb
151/8
4y2c
15
Ltd
(new ordinary)
common
6.00
July
July
6c
3,500
3,000
11c
6c
6 Vic
—_—
Mines
Preferred
9,956
1
3.45
Jan
9,000
•
Mines Ltd
Feb
64c
28c
5.00
—1
(1940)
Feb
6%c
May
23c
1
Oil
Star
18c
May
New
4.90
—.—1
—
Feb
4c
Jun
27c
Mines
Gold
Inca
13c
6,500
5c
*
Extension
Denison
North
500
5c
1
Jun
1
Norpick Gold
17c
5c
Cons
Jan
1.40
May
5.00
1
Mining
Northern
Jan
69
17c
1
Sullivan
Apr
60c
1
Sudbury Contact
.
Nisto Mines Ltd
Apr
Apr
101
Canadian Funds
•
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos
Brown
$5
Corp
Co
preferred
Canada
&
12%
12%
General
Morse
pfd
May
Jan
14
Feb
70
72
520
39%
Jan
72
16%
15%
16%
9,343
9%
Jan
16% Aug
121
"52
51%
52
330
47
Jan
53% July
20%
20
20%
1,475
19
Jun
24%
Feb
*
14%
14%
14%
51
13% May
15%
Aug
35
35
35
75
30
35
4.70
5.10
52,475
Sep
Sep
120
120
25
_100
Investments
119 121%
316
.
..
97
Mar
Jan
3.50
119
»
24
23%
24
840
20%
Jan
45
45
46
410
33
Jan
122
5.10
Sep
May
120
Sep
25% Aug
Aug
163
163
9
163
July
175
Jam
r_*
90
90
15
70
Jan
90
Ingersoll-Rand
Canadian
48
*.100
Preferred
Marconi
Sep
3.65
3.65
3.65
700
3.20
July
3.65
J—*
12%
11%
13
8,200
6%
Jan
13%
Sep
82
Jan
Canadian Westinghouse
Coast Copper
Commercial Alcohols
Consolidated Paper
•
1
Canadian Western Lumber
*
81%
81%
81%
5
4.25
4.25
4.75
7%
7%
100
7%
Sep
•
43
39%
43
10,710
32%
Jan
43
•
42C
43c
18,570
30 %c
Jan
48c
common
Oil
40c
65
2,450
Mar
71
1.20
deHavilland Aircraft
*
52
50
52
45
Dominion
*
65
63
65
528
55%
•
36
36
37%
350
^%
56
55%
57
5
28%
28%
Bridge
Hayes Steel
International Paper common
International Utilities
Interprovinclal Utilities
Langley's Ltd preferred
*
Jan
4.75
Sep
Sep
7%. Sep
Sep
May
Feb
Jan
57
Jan
67
41
Feb
1,648
30% Aug
50% Jun
60%
Jan
29%
1,420
21%
29%
3.75
503
Sep
July
3.75
38
*
Jan
3.40 Mar
3.80
Jan
160
Ontario Paper
1
66
66
10
65
Feb
75
6
—
Inc
28%
28%
50
26%
Jan
32% May
31%
34%
7,292
25"%
Jan
34%
s
-
34
Consolidated
-
Jun
Sep
*
33
33
120
27
Jan
33
♦
25%
25%
70
21%
Jan
25 Vi
Sep
10%
10%
5,390
6.85
May
11%
Sep
33%
385
28
Mar
36%
Apr
500
42c
Jan
55c
1
10%
•
Petroleum
Third Canadian Gen InvestYukon
Jun
July
1_*
common
Canadian
Southwest
High
16
9%
5.00
1
common
Canadian Industries
Minnesota &
/
Jan
3,435
71
Canadian Collieries
Loblaw
;
7
*
;
Bros
Jan
LOW
850
•
Sugar
Price
Jan
.hU-
12%
100
—
Dominion
Canadian Fairbanks
Dalhousie
...
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12%
•
1st preferred
Canada Vinegars
Canadian Bronze
Canadian
Low
12%
1
Oreille
41
Shares
•
common
convertible
2nd
—5
Pend
75c
for Week
Pat
Andian National
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie Flour common
1.28 Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Feb
Feb
Week's
Last
Sale Price
stocks
Feb
•
39%
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
33%
32
*
55c
55C
55c
*
5%.
5%
5%
780
1
85c
72c
88c
45,100
4.65
50c
July
Feb
Sep
Feb
5.50 Mar
88c
Sep
Volume 174
Number 5047
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1033)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for
Friday,
Sept.
14
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Affiliated
Amerex
Fund
Inc.
Business Shares-
Ask
5.24
-1%
Corp.-— —10
Holding
American
Bid
Par
50%
1
1
10.85
Axe-Houghton
5
19.07
Fund
B_
•
13.59
Insurance
6%
1
Blair Holdings Corp.
Bond Inv Tr of America
7%
_lc
13.96
15.29
80c
88c
lc
Group shares.
lc
1.14
lc
16.67
X12.69
24.60
Johnston
(The)
13.79
Banks—
1951
15,
12.62
Bid
;
~
1951.
1%S Nov,
15,
1952
2%s
15,
May
1951—
32nds of
more
100.1
100.4
Federal Land
l%s
Bid
98.24
1961
Bank
99.4
116%
117%
Bonds—
1,
1952-1951
99.14
Jan.
1,
1953-1952
99.4
Feb.
1,
1955-1953
99.22
1%S
100.2
May
l%s
100.6
100
point
a
2V4S
100.4
100.4
z—
or
l%s Feb. 1, 1953
Panama Canal 3s_
100.2
100.2
—
one
Other laauet
Central Bank for
Cooperatives—
100.1
99.31
1952—
15,
32.45
99.31
100.2
15, 1952
April
Ask
100
1951
15,
Feb.
2.20s Feb.
20.26
31.81
1
...
15,
Oct;
2.20s
_
Loan
2y4s
Mutual
Fund Inc
26.59
11.55
19.81
Oct.
2%s
18.27
1
2s
1.26
Trust of Loston___l
Investors Management Fund—.1
2%
22.45
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home
Investment
2%
20.88
_
Ask
Stock and Bond Groups
Investment Co of America
11.73
20.73
"
Beneficial Corp
Bit
Ltd—
Group shares
Group shares
.Bank
Obligations of Governmenl Agencies
Par
Shares
Aviation
'4.55
12.50
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
Institutional
—-
4.20
American Mutual Fund Inc.. —1
Mutual Funds—
5.67
Oct.
1,
1957-1955
96.4
96.19
Bid
Art
99.20
99.12
100
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net asset value./.
B-l
(Investment Eondsi
_10c
10.03
10.04
B-2
(Medium
Broad Street
-
—5
23.37
25.26
B-3
(Low
1
25.31
27.73
B-4
(Speculative
Bonds) __„1
—1
X41.25
44.60
K-l
(Income
Stocks)
1
1
24.89
26.91
K-2
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
28.37
30.94
S-l
(Quality Common Stks)_l
33.86
36.94
Invest Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd
Century Shares Trust
-
Chemical
Fund
Christiana
_
Securities
Preferred
.100
com
6,825
100
6,975
138
143
S-2
26.71
27.92
24.92
27.18
18.31
19.98
10.90
11.89
17.41
18.99
Bonds)
Pfd
(Income
__1
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Grade
Priced
Com
1
_
_
Investment-
1
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Stocks)
7.70
Composite Bond & Pfd Stock
1
19.12
(Appreciation Com Stksl 1
18.70
7.07
Knickerbocker
Com
29%
31%
Loomis
Delaware
17.63
19.39
1
Fund__
Diversified
—.-1
—
Funds
13.27
z_r—,_*—_i.l
21.78
10.65
11.30
5.55
6.08
Investment Fund_l
13.81
15.13
stock__l
11.64
12.76
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Corporate bond series.
common
Diversified
Diversified
preferred
__
Bid
Ask
Rate
Bid
bl.90
Ask
1.75%
2.00%
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4-51
1-
2-52
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1-51
bl.90
1.75%
1.85%
2.15%
5-
1-51
2-
1-52
b2.10
■
11-
1-51
bl.90
1.90%
Petroleum
14.79
16.21
Mass
;ous
—_i
'Pacific Coast Invest Fund—1
30.06
32.94
Massachusetts
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Stock
Equity Fund Inc..z
Financial
1
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Gas
•
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7.36
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shares
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:
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8.55
10.74
Railroad 'Bond -sHares-laili^'lc
2.66
Railroad
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6.85
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6.11
13.80
133
20.66
22.22
4.33
74.69
National
Franklin
Life/:^_/.T/±^iiL^r_L.10;
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American
Au^mfl4jile/-i'.l—/l_'l4
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American
Fidelity
2.50
—
Amer T
'st Shares—
2.50
10
Ask
-
•
'7/.'^:;".7
Lincoln
74
Maryland
National
RI4
>
Life—
73%'.
57%
common..il/1
19%
48%
24%
34
73
-
National
,
&
Shippers—25
77
Camden
64
Fire^-j7^—^-1,-5
New
'
•; > ;
-
';
.21 ->:/ 22%
.
Manufacturers./.^
Casualty
National
I.
,
114%
Boston/1^/--10
preferred_i5
New
/
River
Connecticut* General Life-^/.-ilO1.'134' '"1 138:7
Northern
>
Forstervlnc/
v.
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•
Deposit of Md__10
Fire-. Assn, of
;71%
Philadelphia.-.—10
60% *
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48%
50%
7'/4
8%
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p
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17% *7
86
Reinsurance Corp
Republic (Texas)
23%
St
General .Reinsurance, Corp_7__10 .*.*
Falls --1-- —:
5
29y2
31V2
Globe
13
&
Republic:——5
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60% '"
58%
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:'36%
>
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.
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34%"
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Marine./—12%
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U S
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51
251
258
St.
55
10
41%
43%
25
81
83
Nat'l Bank & Trust-_100
305
325
39
41
56
58
58%
60%
32%
Fidelity & Guaranty
70%
34
100
<.
7V4
239
-
34
Exchange Nat'l Bank—20
National
Bank
20
46%
•'
45
17
Bank—
National
36
48
V
49%
Nat'l—100
15%
16%
Mercantile
new
25
46%
49%
25
61
St
249 t
Trust
Bank
Louis
Bank
*.
&
Union
Grove
United
225
i;
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Trust
Trust
Bank
&
—20
56
&
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100
140
60
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Trust
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Bank of Amer N T & S A
91%
..
20
24
San
88
12J/2
Louis
Mutual
8
•
210
Bank
Mercantile-Commerce
100
<
20
Manufacturers Bank & Trust-20
6.25
47
39%/
'
,
28
29%
/. 56%
38 ;
40
—10
97 V2
39 %
Westchester Fire—__—_z_z_—.2
21%
Ask
107%
United Gas. Corp 3% s
1976
Washington Gas Lgt 3%s__1976
96%"
95%
3y»sl—^.1981
103/
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105%
105%
1981
104%
104%
for
Recon
&
23%
Ash
105
104%
103 Va
103%
104
New England Power 2%s—1981
Southern Calif Edison 2%s_1976
98%
X-
—
.-—.1.1976
Transmis 3%s__11971
108%
109V2
100
106V*
107
50
56V*
4%%
preferred
Spencer Chemical Co—
4%% preferred——
f
105%
103 y<
99
102%"
96%
*
Ask
Natural Gas—
pfd ser of '51-*
National Distillers Products—
100
1976
105 Va
Gas
Paso
$4.40 conv 2nd
Light 3%s__198l
Power &
Bid
Stocks—
El
Dev
99.8
Consol Gas 3y2s_Z
Minn
104%
103%
103%
3y4s
Bid
Bonds—(Continued)
•
107%'/.'
'
Tenn
99%
100
'
•
preferred—
57
-
—-—100
105
106'/2
Transcontinental'Gas Pipe Line
102 7/8
97%
Gas Transmission—
$5.10
..
$2.55 preferred
—'*
47y4
48
•
>
d Deferred delivery sales (not
included in year's range),
e Ex-interest,
f Plat price,
k Admitted to1 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 i Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges,
wd When delivered, wl When
issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
-- - ^
a
675
54%
36y2
Bid
,
3y»s Oct 1 1981—
3 y8S
37y2
655
•
Bank
Tenn
45
Co..2 *
-3
/ '
34%
66'/2
,
...
'; /
National
Amer.
First
50V*
Mississippi Power Co 3y2S__1981
t
-
32
ITS Fire '-—.———
U S Guarantee—Z_
1
34%
United States Nat'l Bank
"
Power
Power
Mich
8%
Springfield Fire & Marine—.^10
4 38
First
,
31%
38
36
Surety
—10
Security. (New Haven)—
10
Accident————z_10
>
r,
—7.1—10
Standard
'148 '"
SteaJTiboiler—___/L'_10
&
21%^^
33%/: T 35%
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Paul Fire
14 %
Globe-Ac Rutgers^ Fire common_5',19% v
Hanover; Fire_--*--i//—-/-i/llO..
62
-
55
•
Seaboard
.Glens
Intl
16 V*
Providence-Washington _■/_—.10
\
Georgia Power 3V2s
52
22%
-
Frisco-/..10
Consumers
167
—10
_r_
54%r "5 56%
Fund ©f
"',/
Trust__33%
&
Appalachian Elec Pwr 3%§_1981
Carolina Pwr & Light 2%S-1981
,/ 28%
3.33%
Firemen's of Newark—Irz-.zi'.-—5
Fireman's
Bonds—
21%/
82
—
33
Commerce
-v
44
Pacific Indemnity Co../—z—.10
Peerless Casualty Co...—____5
37%
.
10
of
365
40%
-38
Phoenix
36
-
Bank
Duke
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.
V' 38y2
1—12.50
...
39%
Tower
National
33
38
63
26%
Pacific Fire
34
•••
10
5
Trust_'Zz_-z—100
States
31%
345
/' 35 V*-
-
61
/
Trustzz—12
;',.7
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City Nat'l Bank & Trust.—100
Continental Illinois „Z. 1.1//i.
3SV4
.
> -
Fidelity
68'%
36%"
'■■■■■
Employees Group. Assoc.-.—/—*
Employers Reinsurancel——__ 10
Federal
65 %
—.10
21%
-
1,570 v
55%
x53%
Trust—,.25
&
20
16
Portland
Chicago
.<<-/
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Northeastern
&
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32.J/4
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Union Fire
Continental Casualty./—__10
Crum
United
>36
;
Amsterdam Casualty——2"
36
!
Hampshire Fire——.—-10 V 42
York Fire———'I——:.—5
19%
North
20%
1,520
'
50%
26 V* ";28
:
8%
(Detroit )7-:10
National Fire..—
'
20
Guarantee
Bank
Peoples First National Bank
& Trust
103y2
23%
32%
56
City Bank—z.:
York
615
100
Bank
Mellon
48%
Title
21%t-<
26
New
Bankers
108
preferred—10/;,
convertible
&
31
46%
New
62%7;
103
—10',<-
Massachusetts Bonding___j__/_5
22%
7
l00y2
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust-I7ya :: 48V*
Sterling National
.l_z_
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96 •.
//. Art if
71%
Par
?
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$1.05
100
&
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Co
7
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Co Inc
P)
Trust
Boatmen's
Casualty
$2.10 prior
(J
National
Jqrsey, Insurance of N Y—./l20/"<
;•
87%
54
Automobile..'——://-.10
10
100
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Freeport N Y
302
Pittsburgh
29
Morgan
Companies
As
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City Bank
Angeles ■ '■■■>'
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93
National
600
,
256
.
Los
287
Meadow Brook
100
National Bank of Detroit
' 41
2.54
X292
Detroit
33%
90
1956—_____/l
250
100
1,325
38
Series
30%
31V*
1,265
278
Bank
Manufacturers Trust Co
Newark; 22% /
American Re-Insurance
Union
'
20l/2
Z....20
(The)
.1.100
Savings-
National
National
Bank-r- ;
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust..
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5tV
Merchant Fire Assurance—J5
American of
I8M2
Industrial Eank of Commerce.lO
11.05,
2.19
Independence Trust Shares——1
North
9.69
21Y8
American Surety25
—10
Bank_'_______100
National
Hanover
31%; 33%
47
',*49%
25%'
27%
&: Casualty_5
Trust—.10
Franklin Square N Y_—10
Guaranty Trust
100
■
i-
70 i
Alliance .///—
American
Central
5V2
Diversified Trustee Shares—
84V2-/
^
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&
—
Fiduciary Trust
First
__10
——
Eank
Bid
Bank....
&
Cleveland
137
Federation
5.12
'fi
60
45%
41
i-'-.'/.-.'l
57
'
43%
Trust
46%
38
66%
Empire Trust
6.86
1
National
Northern Trust Co
353
44%
36
39
1955..
v
338
64%
Plains N Y)_—z—16
Series
Insurang^/.d'//.7/;/i/"~__l0 " / 57
A rrt*iv*tiIt'llrQ
i
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Trust__ZZ__10
37.32
Bld
Aptma
7 Aetrri'a:
15
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
County Trust Co
7 6.68
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
•
&
First
Harris
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Bank
(White
—_./_l
Insurance
I i*\ '
32Va
;5
of
i,
30%
Par
Co.
Bank
7 2.38
34.52
1Q
Companies
Chicago—(Cont)—
>
Fifth
Corn
22.04
;12.70
?■-
5.11;;' / 5.52
Incorporated/Investors—z—Z—5
t
,
Cleveland
15.86/.,
I.' 1.05 7
94c'
Whitehall Fund Inc.
12.50
Income Foundation Furid7z/.zlOc^ 72.18
Ask
Continental Bank & Trust—.10
18.98-
./ Wisconsin Investment Co.—1
6.75
12.12,
;
7.
14.67
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Shares..J1
:
&
Trust
National
Chemical
14.79
Fund—__L_1
Type Trusts—
York
Bid
Avenue --———JU——100
Chase
22.43;
Series
Mutual'*Fund
Guardian
»
•.
,
of New
Bankers
13.88
Unit
jj.
of the Manhattan
-
10.17/;
20.57
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■
I/ ;,
13.61/.
;
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zzz_lc7y; 4.04 ;.
Utility shareg^,_i'i_v-r-r'-----;lC' V
6/15
Fund
Line Fund Inc
'
,
Bank
69.80'./
9.34
York
Bank
V
68.75
Wall Street Investing
Corp_l/_T
Wellington Fund-.x—/./^./—/I
■
5.42
•8.70
shares;XL/:;-^-z-.'^_^y-lc 7;;;/.7.947
.././Tobacco shares
Income
1; United Science
2.93
3
4.94
shares..—lc
stock
—_lc
*
Par
New
69.10
25
Fund Inc..
—._1___I
Trusteed Industry Shares—lz25e
Union Bond Fund series B_—__l
Union Preferred Stock Fund__Ll
United
v;
8.69
Equipment shares
;
9.12
': 8.33
Texas
9.81
15.21
RR
7/
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Bank & Trust
29.76" ;
27.53™
13.57
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Teletypei N. Y. 1-1822
■
66.25"
Inc..„
Television-Electronics Fund
14.22
7.93
Telephone: WUitehall 3*2050
14.90
14.7Q
Investors——_t_—T
Investment-Corp..*
& Farnham Fund
i !':
Technical Fund
10.15
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32
.
^____2,/a
.
7 13.89
>
14.46
9.16
shares —z—z—lc
Petroleum
Shares
Shareholders Trust of Boston_-l
Sovereign
7 8.93
9.42"/;
20 Broad Street
34.89
••
24.50 7
15.90
8.15
9.29
^'' i Mihingyshares—zz—„_Z—lC.
25
^
1
(net asset value)..*
Amer
Roe
7
.
34.54
24.50
Inc
Stein
•.
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■
3.62
5.85
Investing Company shares—lc
12.99
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Kugel, Stone & Co.
5'/8
25%
59.79
14.64
-
20.86
5%
24 %
•
(net asset value).*
Stevens & Clark
11.12
/ 8.367
industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional
bond shares—lc'
v '
Inc
City Bank Stocks
5.49
-
19.40
-
5
Street
< '.
shares..—x'z'lic
bond
5.01
Fund
5.33
sha'resi.-rCj:i;-^Ur-J.l-lc
f-hFully administered shares.Llc
1.60%
Primary Markets in
York
59.79
Stock
13.37
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
bl.66
6.56-
7x3.31
'
State
Food
1.60%
18.93
10.15'
shares72t;s—zz/itilc
,
■'
i
8.81
«
Dec, 13, 1951
1.54%
bl.65
20.96/
9.87
9.01-/
1.50%
bl.65
5.70
19.39
Selected
10.26
9.36
bl.65
1.60%
'
6.00
Fund—"________1
Fund
share's^v-'—-i---4~fclc
1951
1, 1951—-
>11.25
5.22
17.42
Scudder,
/ Automobile
25.
1.58%
bl.65
Scudder,. Stevens & Clark Com
;
9.54
8.71
1951
6.82
Inc._^-._/_..2.50
Group Securities—
(Ther Stofck Fund_lc
10.29
-
•.
Fund Inc__lc
4
;
Republic Investors Fund.__.___l
6.53
.
Series——l.
Trading_*.._____5
(Geo)
6,
1.56%
bl.65
zz
4.56
<
6.24 ;
value
Putrlam
77.80
*;•/, Building
/ * Chemical
___1
Fund
1951
;
>
4.17
Group Series.—1
&
29,
Dec.
bl.65
23, 1951
Nov.
1.50%
•
1
Series
asset
Nov.
1.45%
bl.65
»
8.25
preferred
(Net
7.54
5.56
Pin^ Street Fund Inc..../.
21.58
Common
6.90
7.55
New: England Fund
_z___z_ 1
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
"
1.40%
bl.65
1951
1.56%
7.39.
5.09
Series
Petroleum
bl.65
1951...-
18,
Nov.
—_z—1
Stock
1951
11,
Oct.
<
Series../—.!
Series
Selected
22.63
6.01
7.08
Ldw Priced Com Stock Series.I,
7.66
19.96
-'
_____1
Pell/de Vegh Mutual Fund
72.35
14.69
4,
Oct.
Art
bl.65
zz
;
Low Priced Bond Seriesz—.1
Preferred
Bid
Oct.
16.37
13.59
Security Series—
$1.50
1
X15.25
z_zz—1
National Investors Corp..—Z„l
Bond
Ask
Oct.
Balanced Fund
National
w
8.89
Corp„z-Zz-Z.l
Capital
Treasury Bills
17.74
Piopeer
Industries
United States
8.60
18.63
Natural Resources
General Investors Trust—zzzll
General
5.85
'
16.32
Fund
2.00%
6.65
5.31
7.85
16.87
33 %
r,.
b2.10
1951
2.83
6.72
6.04
/
•
Inc_-10c
1951
19.47
20.65
2.05%
8,
6.38
Inez—2
Investors
b2.20
15,
5.74
stock series...zz/.lc
2-52
Nov.
'X'
Fundamental
6-
Nov.
5.54
6.99
9- 4-51
1.35%
2nd
Life
Speculative
series——lc
2.25%
1.30%
,
r; Preferred stock
1.85%
bl.65
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
1
b2.00
1951Z,
t'j
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2-52
1951-
25.23
5.77
1-
27,
23.60
•78.18
2-51
20,
Income
Founders Mutual -Fund—/
f■
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4-
Sept.
;,•)
31%
2.00%
2.05%
Sept.
34.38
First Boston Corp^j.——___10
First Mutual Trust FUndzZ.zZll
2.00%
b2.20
124.89
9.58
2.58
b2.15
1-52
116.15
32.16
18.01'
1-52
5-
$
2.14
Fund-Inc.l
4-
1-51
bl.65
1.95
Inc—1——.5
Industrial
2-51
8-
Bid
Industrial
Fidelity Fund
7-
2.35%
20.89
20c
.s,
—
2.35%
1.75%
19.32
—1
Fund—..:
1.75%
bl.95
Inc.l
.
'
bl.90
3-51
Fund
.
—_
3-52
1-51
12-
6.38
lc.
Investors
—_.,1
Eaton & Howard-^.
*-.>Balanced Fund; A
3-
11-
1-51
42.91
13.29
—__Z—Z_25c,
1-51
1-51
3-
39.69
11.51
...
6-
8-
1.875%
5.66
lc
beneficial
12.11
1
2.25%
2.05%
4.16
5.30
interest—1
of
10.50
__1
Tobacco
Dividend Shares
9.58
.
,1.75%
4.03
/Mutual Fund of Boston Inc..—-1
'.'Mutual Invest Fund Inc__'_iLi.l
Nation-Wide Securities—
•
16.46
-8.74
3.65
'
1-51
Investors Trust—
Ctfs
/ 9.80
D'ie
2-
3.77
shares
—'--—I
Dated
1.85%
4.81
shares
Fund
Dn»
5.26
lc
Bond
Datrd
4.77
lc
Metals
Paper shares'
Steel
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Wat*
Industries shares..lc
Home Furnishings shares...lc
Metals
Railroad Equipment..._zz__zl
"
...
General
Non-Ferrous
15.27
8.74
98.24
..
98.30
1-51
13.93
8.94;
99.17
98.16
"l%s Dec. 15, 1955
l%s April 1, 1956
100.3
10-
Mass
15.02
98.25
99.15
100.2
10-
14.42
•
1952
2-51
13.16
r
1,
2-51
Manhattan
/__:•/——'_l/_z—J.Z.—I
98.23
7-
15.75.
Railroad
1955
1-
16.41
-.Public
15,
March
2.10s
Machinery
1__11'
Merchandising ——-Z_z— 1
,
l%s
4.81
14.371
_
98.28
i__
w
4.36
14.97
Electrical
1954„_
1952
1.80%
shares
Insurance stock—-
;
15,
4.52
Fund—
Value)—.'
Funds—
Business
23.57
1
stock—1
equipment———.zl
Chemical
Diversified
l%s March
32nds
April
100.4
l7/sS Aug. 15,
.0143
Equipment shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
12.58
__z_—-—1
Building Supply
in
l%s
100.5
100.3
.0143
100.0043
are
58.08
Asset
Automobile
14.54
11.48
6.96
11.33
below
4.10
Aviation ' "Z————..—.I
__1
6.35
100.4
100.0065
1951—
58.08
Managed
_—
1951
1,
lc
(Net
10.19
stock
15,
Nov.
10
15.59
12.76
''
Bank
Maturity—
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
17/8S July 1, 1952
100 2/32
39.93
9.30
14.23
-t
Oct.
100A
39.93
11.64
—
l'As
l'/4s
1951.
Values shown
10.37
_—*
Loomis Sayles Second
——;z—___—.1
Automobile
Price
Ask
Sayles Mutual Fund^-
(Net Asset Value)..
Inc—
1
Agriculture
1,
/_25c
Lexington Trust Fund.
Inc
Oct.
1
17.14
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
.
Stks)_l
Fund
15.77
Fund
l'As
7.72
Priced
Bid
Treasury Notes—
20.41
(Low
Dollar
Maturity—
20.86
S-3
S-4
—.
Commonwealth
U. S. Cerlificates of Indebtedness
:
i-i
Odd lot Sale
«Nn
riar
value,
(not included in year's range),
tin
default.
tThese
b Bid yield price.-
bonds are subject to
all Federal taxes.
41
r
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1034)
COURSE
THE
clearings this week show a decrease compared
Bank
with
a
based
the
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
ago.
year
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
15, clearings from all cities of the United States
Sept.
BANK
OF.
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
fce
those
0.9%
below
the
for
corresponding
totals
preliminary
Our
year.
stand
week in
against $16,924,872,946 for the same
this center there is
Week Ended Sept. 15—
At
CLEARINGS
the cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in'
which they are located and from this it appears that in
the New York Reserve District (including this
city) the
ends
totals show
the Saturday figures are not avail¬
going to press. Accordingly, in the above
day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
we present further below we are able to
give the final
and complete results for the week previous — the week
ended Sept. 8. For that week there was an increase of
1.0%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $13,014,013,326 against $12,885,724,Saturday and
a decline of 2.3% and in the Boston Reserve
District of 2.4%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District
the totals register an increase of 0.8%. In the Cleveland
Reserve District the totals record an improvement of
able at time of
the last
Boston
897.839.737
IKansas
City
Pittsburgh
3rd
,r
6th
five
cities,
392,676,704
245.372.738
7th
St.
3,452,387,083
Kansas
AJJ
cities,
$15,977,015,085 $16,081,568,692
all cities
Total
843,304,254
$16,769,400,302 $16,924,872,946
0.9
792,385,217
for
week-
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
The
on
results
for
the eight months of
August and
and
1951,
Month of August
Stocks—
1951
1950
1951
shs.
33.641,623
334,910,429
$684,149,800
18,000
6,515,000
308,818,897
$74,865,100
48,000
~
$525,777,400
38,472,675
$45,547,500
1950
Bonds—
Internat'l
Foreign
VJJ3.
govt
bonds
Y
277,000
401,000
5,637,400
63,399,320
Outside
194,700
$80,582,500
$52,110,500
—
$591,416,720
$753,478,010
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first eight months of
1948 to 1951 is indicated in the
2nd
Federal
July/';
2nd New
3rd
York
<000,000
Atlanta
St.
33,406,252
17,179,755
16,801.286
9th
40,411,025
21,135,600
22,992,575
10th
116,393,392
60,011,467
57,140,389
19,313,964
34,612,565
38.456.890
41,604.044
18.179,374
Boston
fit.
17,767,357
—_
100,148.774
135,495,807
55,260,715 108,303,975
247,188,683 251,889,199
112,401,104 163,315,502
33,641,623
18,751,895
21,785,250
44.548,555
38,472,675
IN LEADING CITIES IN
1949
1950
12th
f
•
1
1951
-
$
$
1950
'v
1948
;
j|J
\'v
3,966
37,187
33.020
29,857
1,110
1,151
1,168
10,796
9,534
8,974
9,467
1,290
12,243
10,679
10,034
10,146
13,937
Bon
2,280
31.396
1,692
18,015
12,743
13,670
1,152
1,981
1,116
1,564
Baltimore-
937
906
9,086
7,842
7,075
888
876
682
748
7,418
6,311
5,644
11,892
10,651
10.004
11,238
14,332
11,109- 10,168
10,949
KansasCity
1,499
1,516
1,231
Cleveland—
1,758
1,340
1,649
1,304
1,222
1,171
590
612
2,213 J- 2,164
Y
1,410
1,382
1,196'
479
10,238
8,692
8,298
4,797
4,332
4,157
1,720
1,646
17,767
14,670
12,976
634
492
487
4,941
4,404
3,978
605
436
508
5,115
4,178
Reserve
3,827
449
16
-
4t
7
7
—
(.»*+—*
6th
York
14
-
1950
$
Louis
11th
12th
San
Outside
The
468
391
367
3,627
3,234
2,936
2,881
Renver
564,
542
444
452
4,519
3,751
3,322
3,476
ludian'polis
Richmond—
266
265
221
218
<2,158
1,790
March
672
551
564
5,081
1,954
4,340
1,804
667
4,085
•
2.8
4.9
2,336,615,128
2.1
1,930,890,519
3.330.■7-n
+
6.8
2,694,796,839
2,713,185,599
7,057,087,791
+
2.1
5,613,294,623
5,772,506,750
0.7
1,947,601,427
•
i|
3,177,089,353
305
3,481
3,103
2,877
2 806
545
5,421
4,286
3,792
4,058
2,942,318,533
2,728,516,893
1,763,985,665
2,487,401,786
2,701,422,693
2,224,440,512
7.8
+
5.8
3,295,501,879
3,554,700,673
3.1
61,349,830,740
62,188,839,063
3.7
32,63+480,293
33,940,101,695
''
4,443,303,077
4,200,415,146
74,881,950,444
;
+
44
cities
cities
77,259,277,352
2,102,475,773
■
245
,2,265
1,920
1,825
1,834
98
1,027
916
872
851
June
108
;
63,925 66,790 53,002 53,606 534,730 468,259 430,683 449,948
10,956
10,469
74,881
77,259 61,349
40,181
8,347
32,634
8,582
York
City
87,477
33,940 335,508
75,206
67,420
1950•
$
8.939,824
8,463,901
19,882,488
21,642,683
2 216,409,616
2,157,100,218
9,156,102
10,228,599
4,542.130
Lowell
"J
New Bedford
I
Springfield
____
Worcester
1st
-19,465,630,022
19,465,630,022
+"17.2
+17.2
266,743,920,142
Waterbury
Hampshire—Manchester.
+ 11.7
+11.7
$
18,713,219,993
246,084,779,333
256,027,854,913
34,836,236,975
+ 12.7
+12.7
31,469,380,390
*31,645,834,222
31,645,834,222
+ 20.2
+20.2
29,045,053,138
29,045,053,188
16,142,012,021
+ 16.2
+16.2
1+570,530.879
14,570,530,879:
28,591,613,827
58,597,907,154
24,195,763,222
+ 18.2
+18.2
49,980,784,870
+ 17.2
+17.2
"
"
Y*«v
19,430,016,269
I
\
<
Vr
' ;
15,546,696,176
17,234,456,137
13,432,403,107
+15.7
+15.7
24,954,110,605
21,408,305,825
+ 16.6
+16.6
"
19,685,691,513
+ 17.7
+17.7
+ 22.0
+22.0
:<YV.
23,162,901,662
"
Y
35,009,571,128
28,694,781,346
622,207,287,982
543,465,824,402
286,490,979,417
cities
•
16,005,860,194
-
12,679,845,447
'
13,276,515,133
19,748,013,727
•vY
Y
26,138,132,514
Y
,
27,783,611,185
498,103,518,517
..
518,373,978,221
261,015,049,273
■;
a
21,386,389,530
17,802,617,164
'
17,470,170.760
17,470,170,760
-
■'Y
+ 17.1
Y
14.549,135,046
21.804,017,561
47,164,840,695
16,451,037,197
'
/■
/
14.5
+
30,396,480,103
44,997,910,809
-
+ 12.7
+12.7
"
"
33.018,259,696
,
21,807,536,993
<
,
271,469,543,136
covers
the clearings by months since Jan. 1, 1951 and 1950:,
Y
■u"
Y:Y:
Clearings Outside New YorkInc. or
' Y
$
1951
Y
Dec. %
■
$
46,200,823,574
58,756.227,011
+
16.6
85,296.307,305
70.630 016.771
+ 20.8
37,574,354,671
44,314,240,276
239,954,659,751
:.
'
•
.:<'/"
Inc. OF
Dec. %
Y
34,835,475,557
+ 32.6
"*
*'
•••
'
Y
30,505,289,778
+ 23.2
36,737,560,974
*
+ 20.6
+ 25.5
196,253,347,950
—22.3
128.089,418;521
102,078,326,309
62,320 ,454,838
+24.3
41,560,943,883
32,905,046,529
77,284 816,370
68,420 ,516,810
+
13.0
42,269,$56,814
36,084,171,990
78,182. 942,042
71,627 359.741
+
9.2
41.673,170.190
38,192.041,755
Total
232.934,046,849
202,368,331,389
+ 15.1
125.503,970.887
107,181,260,274
472.888,706.600
398,621,679.339
;
;
—
2nd
quarter—
months—
6
July
74,436 630,938
Total
543,465,824,402
city for the month of August and the week
or
Dec. %
1951
$
•
Inc.
$
Dec. %
8.1
6.9
4,018,478
+
2.7
18,996,552,580
+ 18.1
371.682,261
68,481,961
+ 11.2
1,716,175
1,82+551
40,420,423
35,314,785
+ 14.5
36,100,173
33,270,664
+
820,052
954.462
+13.6
147.437,552
+
16,090,278,892j
3.9
1.2
—
1.0
267,952.026
+
0.4
1.027.934,749
—
0.1
473,095.475
424,949,854
,
2,613,020.783
•
.
+ 15.7
1,672,223
-
3,991,392
+
—
—
$
1,813,686
1,787,822 '
3.635,266
3,346,006
3.3
30* «>dd.7po
31T 797.021
5.9
1,823,467
1,630,294
-
.
*
8.5
—14.1
69,772,010
+ 13.5
1,949,351
2,178,432
295.302,456
+ 13.1
7.857,599
7,291,536
217,567,476
+ 2+2
6,218,970
5,733,089
916,761,195
+ 12.1
20,814,132
21,062,292
—
+ 11.3
11,903,493
10,918,559
+
+12.6
21.699,600
21,199,000
+
2.4
+ 11.1
1,286.796
1,512,876
4.6
119.664,300
952.043.300
57.12+605
51,421,148
—10.5
1,566,607
1.610,546
+
7.8
6,369,530
5,997,818
+
8.5
4,232,375
+519,060
*
103,120,200
1,071,716.700
-
701,049
819.245
9.0
•
0.5
2.2
1948
$
0.7
334,041.121
+
+
1.2
+ 16.0
-
•'
18,211,482
18.354,047
.
8,695,179
17,167,300 Y
19,17+100
* Y
8,434,169
•'
,
.
y '
;
1,087.849
i
^
,
'
22.805,559^,239
17.1
'
—
.+19.9
1,93+756
79,172,013
.
3.7
+
1949
or
Dec. %
284.562,418
76,172,427
8.6
September 8-
Inc.
$
—10.5
+
7,219.323
$
21.2
years:
1950
—
-Y
14,315.800
•
+
h
59,858,529
10.431,033
121,120,700
Sept. 8 for four
C7.981.231
157,631,416
40,112,793
120,527,500
en ded
1951
or
5.6
10,027,038
53,465,200
286.490,979,417
+
40.580,404
31,396,549
40,181.327,268
335,508,769,089
9.1
+17.1
37,050,065.566
41.663,087,413
+ 26.3
+ 17.1
Y+
•209,259,586.583
40,252,292,268
—
Week Ended
1950
1.6
122,898,904
"
-Jan. 1 to Aug. 31-
Inc.
0.5
123,405,243
253.593,389,408
3.1
+ 14.5
77,259 277,352
622,207,287,982
months
8
18.6
+10.1
+
67,584 867,711
74.881, 950,444
.
August
—
2.671,610,619
1950"
Y.
Y.aj
$
+ 28.8
—
8.657,364
CLEARINGS
3950
.
cities)
1948
18,686,304,283
18,689,304,283
38,032,889,056
38,C32,889,056
18,765,343,222
5,059,126
14,973.700
Rhode Island—Providence
Eight Months
Yv
-
66,867,104,168
.
quar__——
•
58,431,119
New Haven
1949
%
39,256,358,286
4,565,954
4,9-79,878
31,098,207
Connecticut—Hartford.
Dec.
68.534.627.468
.
District—Bbston-
III_.
Inc. or
$
"
1951
-Month of August
Holyoke
Eight Months
1950
77,466, 288,437
68,425
286,490 261,015 271,469
1951
Fall River
+
Eight Months
Y;'Y
1951
335,508,769,089
_!
add our detailed statement
showing the figur es for each
Massachusetts—Boston
40,181,327,268
22,805,559,239
—
—
Total
62,188 622,207 543,465 498,103 518,373
—
—
"
.184
——
May
122
+
s
"
19
„.
April
231
(14
1,984.918,906
1,756,452,208
3.7
3,062,820,477
86,123,724.978
Total
321
513
273
Portland
Total
•
♦
2.2
+
1,999,292,686
~
mi
*.
* ;
4.075
657
Ctoarinps at—
Hew
-
405
Maine—Bangor
3,953,956,385
3,451,531,303
+
.
$
279
First Federal Reserve
o
2,JOO,i.Uo,OiiO
2,042,646,767
44
1
699i
now
29,341,678,047
4,178,871,368
3,350,469,244
1,867,826,291
+
11
Months—
; ,<• 383 i
We
/
298,054,318,358
7
following compilation
January
February
41,663
2,234.833,315
+
MONTHLY
481
N.Y.C.
i.948
$
"
+
16
2^856
Out.
Y Y;
<•.
29,763,830,679
Clearings, Total All
2,688
—
"<
•
15
—
New
2,983
ail
9.9
—
:■*
$
.
2,352,097,319
"
:
City
Francisco
3,609
Other cities
-;i*
.
4,730,886,677
*4
31
Total
362
Total
■'.#
8
—
Dallas
333
Tot.27 cities
*•
:
2.2
+
IV
——
Kansas
433
123
'1949
or
4,466,437,769
44
16
Minneapolis
903
.
Inc.
Dec. %
•
-
16
2 042
__
3.7%/ in the Dallas Re¬
14
—
St.
838
Hartford
of
4,686,977,308
2,385,656,515
3,566,198,891
V.
.
——
8th
2,037
<
increase
District of 7.8%, and in the San Francisco Reservfe
District of 5.8%.
:
\
serve
table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the eight months for four years:
-
9th
10th
952
—
In the Kansas City Reserve District
an
38,359,343,917
Districts
—
Chicago
2,388
Memphis
by 0.7%.
the totals show
Dis¬
41,663,087,413
Atlanta
7th
1,071
Seattle
smaller
the Minneapolis Reserve District by 2.2%,
Louis
Reserve District the
totals are
2,613,020,783
Y"
19
—
184
Cleveland
2,956
Salt Lake C.
5,490,456,051
St.
44
11
+
—
•
Y 4 4
15
-
Philadelphia
103
Paul
5,100,233,438.;
7,205,470,654
2,349,078,517
*
41
16
City
Richmond
252
St-
594,839,322
10,164,635,298
Y
4,362,728,113
17
31
5th
94
*
the
in
2,671,610,619
_
8
Reserve
New
264
..■•
234.580,125
s
Y510,340,431
10,563,975,677 Y
<<
_
Z.
Boston
121
—
but
$
•
-
cities
4,064
Buffalo
and in
2.1%
In the New
$
342
<
393,817,115
„
222,842,408 :
'
trict enjoys a gain of 4.9%, the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
trict of 2.1%, and the Atlanta Reserve District of 6.8%.
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals are
larger by
a
3,997
658
120
362,220,542
.
'
6,331,516,288
Eight Months
Federal
1st
13,195
623
374
4.7
•'
34,548,872,097
We append another
3,966
491'.
ILouisville—
Milwaukee-
1.0
+
286,423,068
8,934
Omaha
Providence-
19.3
+
749,705,951
371,399,455
357,427,344
8.3
+
12.885,724,166
13.014,013,326
Outside New 'York-' City-
6,047
—
+
627,552,070
516,33+932
366,246,147 t-
"
Total
7,219
Cincinnati-
Betroit,
5.5
—
276,413,287
...
1951
-
4th
1949
^'//
■
3,744
1,447
Orl'ns
cities
:
Francisco
San
3rd
1,298
1,547
New
751,533,143
record
14
.—
Louis
11th Dallas
2nd
AUGUST
4,473
Pittsburgh.
Minneapolis
299,465,341
;
i
Kansas
24,585,115
15,039,275
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
1948
'
'
4,597
1,316
Fran._
465,096,566
44
Cleveland
Minneapolis
30,922,212
48,244,665
33,218 37,077 28,715 28,248 286,698 256,974 237,088 246,904
3,625
3,581
2,843
3,100
29,994
26,009
23,727
25.618
2.216
2,157
1,979
1,857
18,996
16,090
15,057
15,566
Louis—
439,727,591
616,630,703
387,248,476
-..
.
42,769,258
45,647.098
Month of August
Philadelphia
The
Chicago
27,983,591
1951
/
*4
$77,259,277,352.
2.8%.
Cleveland
8th
CLEARINGS
,'"'S
-
4.4
—
_
•
709,659,955 V
*
0.2
—
44
...
Philadelphia
7th
clearings at leading cities for the
month of August and the eight months, ended with Au¬
gust in each of the four years is shown below:
—
383,329,065
body of clearing houses of 3.1%,
having been $74,881,950,-
Richmond
20,217,606
—
Chicago
455,827,092
366,299,052
of bank
course
York-
5.7
871,690,300
44
a summary of the clearings for
For that month there was a de¬
-
No. Shares
——
August
New
+
921,348.274
454.891,348
("458,795,203
44
Districts
Reserve
Boston
18,825,034
34,289,734
——
omitted)
9.4
today
entire
Month of August—
6th
1948
27,402,150
——
BANK
+
6,627,632,903
District of
Reserve
No. Shares
—i-
The
578,281,341
686.567,041
-
.
632,408,433
falling off of
9.9%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals regis¬
an
improvement of 2.2%, and in the Philadelphia
42,576,115
—.
Months—
676.799,075
561,293,384 * V
•
the 1950 aggregate
and
No. Shares
——_—
Quarter
Six
the
4th
1949
1950
147,039,909
May'
*
0.8
*-
400,265,611 ..Y
<
ter
41.233,877
April
+
$
5,643(073,909
0.9
C
York Reserve District the totals
'35,625,302
1st Quarter
June
York
for
crease
70,180,730
—
'
825,956,316
i
1948
+
10
Min¬
334,859,751
+866,431,885
'
*>■
+ 1C.0
112
the month of August.
No. Shares
March
2.3
—
'
v
733,074 050
10
,
•
5th
following:
1951
Hon t hs—
February
'
...
.
.
$ :
370,809.142: ', Y,
/
437,033,113
7
.
We also furnish
1st
January
1949
;
•
••
r~.
806.424,330
6
New
68,732,510
1,963,000
government
Total
'
12,000
Bank_
or
2.4
—
6,768,520,136
832,820,850
4
City
Total
444
Eight Months-
& misc.
of
Number
Railroad
Inc.
Dec. %
$
462,900,830
440,972,371
17
—
-
the
Districts:
1950
the 1951 aggregate of clearings
1950 follow:
DescriDtion—
and
CLEARINGS
6,616,220,930
10
Dallas
6.0
0.2%
0.6
day
one
of
7
-
Minneapolis
11th
loss
a
in the San Francisco Reserve District
by 19.8%.
by Federal Reserve
<r
11
,
12th San Francisco
Total all cities, five days.
this
451,901,663
it
9.4%. The Chicago Re¬
gain of 5.7%, but the St. Louis
a
suffers
6
Louis
10th
3,396,971,205
cities
District
District of 4.4%.:' In the Kansas City
Reserve District the totals are smaller
by 5.5%, but in the
Dallas Reserve District the totals are larger
by 8.3% and
We group
summary
12
.
Chicago
8th
$12,524,628,002 $12,684,597,487
days
five days
12
.
—
Atlanta
356,115,174
250,130,138
a
at
enjoys
neapolis Reserve
$
Cleveland.
434,139,014
clearings
District of
Reserve
District
Reserve
1951
Richmond
—i——
.
furnish
we
■
Philadelphia
4th
5th
9th
Other
York
314,600,000
—•—
Cleveland
bank
.
441,567,000
355,667,892
——
the
decrease of 2.6%.
a
Boston
290,000,000
—1.
Francisco
10 cities
following
509,539,000
Louis
Baltimore
the
2nd New
319,964,038
338,400,263
.
1st
507,642,761
517,279,721
4.7%,
serve
Outside of this city there
Week of Sept, 8—
Federal Reserve Districts
1,065,000,000
—j
of
1950.
10.0%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 0.9% and in
the Atlanta
SUMMARY OF BANK
$8,143,819,335
916,159,850
—
increase
an
In
1,039,000,000
Chicago
was
1950
$7,874,312,124
York
166 in the same week in
center having registered
by Telegraph
1951
Philadelphia
fit.
1950.
loss for the week ended Friday of
a
Clearings—Returns
Ban
last
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
3.3%.
New
week
$16,769,400,302
at
Monday, September 17, 1951
.
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
..
from which it is
.
.
-
19,465,630,022
+ 17.2
'
'
451,901,663
462.900.83C
—
2.4
.
" 'x
370.809.142
~
■
-J
" r „■
i,150,195
*
384,859,751
•>i.W
jVolume
174
Cbsnui
Number 5047
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
«u-
1951
-Month of August1950
$
«ew
York—-Albany
105,280,507
Jamestown~~
-
1950
$
95,550,689
,
Inc.
■——Week Ended September 8
1950
Inc. or
1951
or
Dec.*
1,248,457,725
15,204,848
4
»
8,646,318
-
I
^736,892,386
r20,08i;729
20,075,937
14,960,502
614,383,192
119,460,467
512,019,006
13.586,079
12,431,432.
17449,763
12,325,831
65,337,650
13,705,102
15,473,629
55,213,780
83,412,203
>; New Jersey—Mon tclair,
(a)
Newark
;
,
Oranges-
:
-
•
'■
'
<a)
•.
218,584,739
r
•-»
2,120,804,336
7345,143
7,127,411
38,359,343,917
T
9.9
—
*
71,983,488
59,019,663
1,268,249
1,399,113
,
'
62,081,079
298,054,318,358
'266,743,920,142
-
■
481,581,590
(8)23,027,133
1,520,222,121
:i,823,978,570
'58,820,535
1,829,559,095
t
•
,
9,693,178
104,554,765
"603,789,028
252,545,569
;
34,548,872,097
Total (H dtieg j.
'
«a>
217,239,862
244,326,614
-
■
■
•
19,366,427
2,512,899
59,878,351;
1,341,088
1,847,07*
4,674,179,247
15,503,530
9,431,04*
5,463,742,239
t867,994,706
104,830,402
73,443,321
•
6
11,454,507
2,256,363
1,625,110
1,905,755
6,554,207,878
76,865,152
;
12,176,217
'2,330,555
3,141,318
76,342,567
1*841,932
'
75,785,984
266,698,518,893
.
1948
$
1,745,760
6,386,380,423
'
8,397,260
.10,113,122
Connectlout-^tamiOTaZ*
13,571,408
-
43
—
1949
Dec.*
111,985,206
2,983,005,128
65,184,581
70,317,401
256,974,844,985
'
3,609,557,766
>•
103,368,555
NorthernNew Jerse*"
1,277,486,735
127,060335
433,014,734
37,077,950,084
>
j*
1951
8323,575
Ttlca
•
or
Dec. %
33,218,863,031
New
York-™—
.-Rochester
;•
Syracuse
,
.
15,130,026
-449,187,040
«
Elmlra '
;
-Jan. 1 to Aug. 31-
Inc.
$
"Wlrf-NmrT.A-
Bingham ton
Buffalo
.
(1035)
ftWUkV*"?
•'
-(a)
6,768,520,136
616,201
36,488,092
6,616,220,930
11.7
10,404.508
514,53*
9,736,846
.(a)
■
40,105,417
42,274,534
,
+
:
+ 39.1
31,506,82037,420,228
42,969.841
—
2.3
37,456,292k
4,866.431.888
»|VVV|
5,643,073,909
Third Federal.
i
*
,Jhancastfcr__.
f.
Lebanon--
•'
ideJphia_,
'■
X
3£rk~~
;
'
—vJ.* k-v
^BazeJton^___.
■
!
882.653
JmeY^Trenton^-j«
>;
Total(16+dtiea)^;^.
43,716,454
211,375,185
4,862,728,113
..."
<\
40,696,292
119,137,216
It.221,446,738
107,494,325
X.
:
+ 21.7
T :'
35*542,239
890,809
+12.6
X
;
22731)10
;rw56,
2/705,752
2,403"*,i62
:
1,509,795
795.696
2ri43~93T
939,683
+ 14.6
+ 12.1
-864,564
1,055,623
'976,379:
1215,868
►+14.&
'
+ 14.7
10,958,505
49",881,926
'
; 796.000,000
'.
2,645,003
•;
*
X1
5,210,974
I.:-: 2,644,96.7
.4,473,625
>
657*000,000
; 2,412,570;
.647,000,000
2,396.889
'
+14.9
.93,704,386
169,860,663
-
203,570,149
;
7,740,677
.'
Xi—13.7
v
+ 13.3
33,020,000,000
•106*240,297
, £192,768,993
,
"
1,260,483
1,297,784
X51.584.091
'
1
37,187,000,000
+ 13.6
+12.8
"117,910,020
..'
.
.
59,132,388
.2.2
+20.2
736,112
38,,759,035.
186,564,728
143,451,967
.
o.8
+13.4
+38.6
1
•8.5'
1,525,918
; 2.J758.632
4,899,789
r
3,994,743
3,830,536
2,100,194
r :
2,719.526
;
3,769,821
3,052,633
.9,231,160
5,976,493.
6,623,546
2,214,84*
'+-70.6
X
52,640,052
+ 19.8
.
.
.
:
;
+
1.1
t
+
48,286,327
1.2
'
422,408,651-
.
-
370,239,667
331,649,105
-309,344,560
.
3,615,531
5.5
+
'
.! ' 49,639,293
•
60,150,593
;*+ -2.8
"T 7;185,877.
;
50,182,036
48,878,946
i.
.
+13.8
.—
26,880,987
12,090,096
24*485,838
1
,
-Yv+
'
\:V4.7
14,974,942
26,656,199
X 14,527,159
27,815,653
T
:
■: •+
:
7,337,606
4,473,000,000:
4,597,000,000
-14,641,311
;
,
•+" 7.3
16,036,547
5,253*540
v
39,461,511
43,396,360
-44,748,494
-
+ 20.2
5,753,844
.26,775,359
7.686,133
;
ascrantonl
6.3
—
6313,111
'
*5,700,000
-v
Norrlstown^.
5,347,392
7,586,155
-6,172,142
25,538,116
18,245,703
JBarrfeburgii
^
1
5,011,102
Bethleheml2__
+ 14.1
'+
7.2
9,990,624
;
.
6,624,801
'
:
6,055,526
'
8201~61Y
,
4,539,226
■
*
'
J.
.
••
—:;»i'-f
4,730,886,677
2,8
+
39,256,358,286
.
.A
-
34,836,236,975
+12.7
832,620,850
.
.
.Ohio—Canton
r;Cincinnati
Cleveland--^.
-
31,249,547
33,693,044
>876,509,869
3,649,981,502
172,114,000
10,782,514
888,109,458
.
1,758,385,849
165*556,200
ColumbU8«».^u
■Bamilton___
Loraln____
•
-
f
T
,
-
-
r -
r
■
Oil City™
19,808,479
19,600,586
4,686,977,308
;
;
Fifth Federal, Reserve District—Rich]
13,959,317
,
•
667,464,634
.
South Carolina—Charleston
18,047,071
38,279,756
Columbia^..
Maryland—Baltimore
1,152.088,784
418,638,072
2,385,656,515
Nashville__
'
&.
Georgia—Atlanta
86.569,806
389,927,801
1,251,600,000
27,447;348
Columbus:
Macon
22,716,104
18,381,529
*•,
Florida—Jacksonville
X
_
76,897,668
32,110,600
-'232.303.38J
30,885,503
5,107,509
5,698,846
257,454,399
+•»
37854291
8,868,490
<
ill,"8937450
-
X65,781,773
7.8
182*998,915
150,782,790
5.0
814,077,915
26,330,172
20,567,153
669,998,288
+ 11.4.
•
r-
9.1
+
39,272,783
,
175,726,479
;
-v'..:
265,316,249
.
21,551,495
12,243,338,672
6.9
—.
.
16,316,328
10,679,886,939
195,078,956
148,447,162
.
0.8
313,935,087
158,277,811
—
0.7
170,387,309
163,254,826
—
2.8
158,925,858
135,176,188
+
4.9
38,032,689,056
31,645,834,222
+ 20.2
+
7.2
-
91,777,218
+ 14.7
+ 22.5
524,821,000
432,059-,000
+ 21.5
0.7
5,081,980,984
4,340,316,841
+ 17.1
+
9.0
128,195,335
+ 19.2
+
9.2
152,748,656
307,381,521
269,737,459
806,424,330
733,074,050
+ 10.0
616,630,703
561,293,384
3.2
9,0r
3.9
46,357,839
3,460,035,786
2,823,413
12,249,0Q0
145,258,956
4,135,790
2,174,366
2,346,609!
2,720,556
11,038,120
147,371,527
X 3,256,688
9,984,224
9,459,000
116,237,727
2,704,325
116,723,352
197^836,409
198,600,305
193,906"564
200,181,962
78,66~8~803
74,095^917
75,l!58~405
54,945~353
400,265,611
387,248,476
+ 14.0
+
—
105,245,748
+
—
0.1
2.1
+
*":*
+
1.I5 n
.
7^p/"° -"».i -ya
37,030,569
3,000,703,975
+ 15.3
16,142,012,021
+ 16.2
440,972,371
+ 23.0
<
437,083,113
'
18,765,343,222
3,592,200-
+ 25.2
15,519,488
68,935,120
235,800,000
V 15,747,286
63,554,136
+ 20.3
200,700,000
212,514,397
+ 36.4
5,949,359
4,484/917
+ 32.7
176,030,396
158.281,991
+ 11.2
147,393,488
130,366,472
+
+
3,394,039,661
267,996,035
3,452,130,037
226,766,157
140,178,608
143,218,000
4,137,067
83,427,337
378~04"965
4,116,895,625
71,119,199
120"5Y8"355
114,3~8~3~563
6,801,881
13.1
+ 21.3
4,249,335,261
272,082,290
19,747,010
146,546,562
19,441,000
42,031,304
41,166,224
153,652,000
344,334,222
6,665,112
6,962,326
51,257,157
47,750,148
+
2,121,721
17,298.906
15,952,953
+
8.4
590,769,320
612,837,471
4,799,470,756
4,332,408,526
+ 10.8
522,341
90,684,615
502,456
97,182,938
3,566,198,891
3,339,733,460
28,591,616,827
24,195,763,222
+ 18.2
632,408,433
578,281,341
1,317,589
1,247,720
35,987,598
18,699,384
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Jackson
Meridian.
T
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
ve
+
8.5
227,600,000
4,131,466
307,617,284
8.7
3,225,320
3,650,635*
+ 17.3
58,710,191
56,059,041
+
5.4
80,975,834
72,352,97*
+
1.7
5,365,435
5,801,760
6.8
+
306,980,988
+
4.0
392,565
6.7
74,809,964
518,09*
79,603,820.
+
9.4
458,795,203
516,334,932
+
5.6
1,425,763
1,161,183
.8,897,075
+ 14.8
+ 23.1
+ 20.0
+
+
6,914,751 :
4.5
7.3
+ 12.2
—
"
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor.
7,261,133 ; v
Detroit-^—
2,213,790,257
24,461,248
■Flint
Grand Rapids
7,970,519
8.9
—
vXi: +
2,164,918.182
2.3
56,590,737
Jackson
169,262,954
371,079,121
72,648,648
224,242,285
199,620,848
2.9
+
8,650,455
—
5.8
0.1
32,968,786
66,564,415
Bay City_.
X
60,401,465
+
10.2
265,576,561
39,095,077
11,493,429
+
0.3
8,514,364
Indiana—Fort Wayne.
Gary__
Indianapolis.
28,526,446
12,667,722
12,441,184
28,126,166
266,266,606
43,699,309
15,161,810
i
South Bend
Terre Haute
v~
;
+
2.0
—
>,
+ 17.2
23,896,076
+ 11.8
+ 31.9
Milwaukee
5,317,870
t
•
8,877,407
Water town.
+
342,878,072
374,908,064
Osnkosh.
Sheboygan..,..
23,604,304
+
.5,287,977'
8,805,805
+
0.8
1.2
9.3
42,751,726
70,458,764
5,191,530.
4,363,811
6,906,824
49,0717000
43~,o6i~G0O
10,152,468
7,403,925
2,898,372
2,971,423
5,755,883
2,171,356
674667464
64~038^897
46,229,954
44,460,082
3,735,654
3,055,296
29,967,329
22,138,669
12,100,059
12,219,893
43,048^0004
■
6,381,979
65,353,075
+
3.3
11,535,594
25,318,030
22,287,328
20,168,941
+
0.7
157,26*034
136,940,629
+
2.8
1.5
1,182,340,302
567,756,663
30,018,688
1,055,949,696
—
f
0.6
V
10,685,218
3,625,296,999
+
1.1
7,338,889
„
+
5.7
59,218,156
6,455,060
+ 10.0
".. 52,653,279
42,947,658
+
1.2
9,994,748,404
26,009,055,179
X +
6.5
135,436,830
117,680,068
393,432,372
3,581,832,850
16,503,200
57,755,936
17,576,921
3,951,650
28,273,833
14,663,619
29,117,590,
13,950,636
490,998,314
2,186,311
7,754,394
7,097,797
Decatur^....
—
143,551,645
68,429,432
v
2,209,810
-
3,173,019
19,515,034
51,443,665
654,138,078
0.8
453,167,242
+ 14.2
240,368,790
192,743,068
+
7.3
139,174,729
121,752,751
3,928,698
+
4.1
18,512,217
15,958,790
7,205,470,654
7,057,087,791
+
2.1
58,597,907,154
+ 17.2
921,348,274
871,690,300
1,316,373,928
12,493,962
1,298,895,334
12,514,308
2,211,912
229,500,000
232,600,000
577,493,163'
2,479,461
10,149,07*
2,566,808
5,327,148
3,283,737
2.205,416
1,316,700
1,068,765
529,979,814
1,254,993
1,273,255
682,918,086
3,104,318
11,350,633
6,107,904
Peoria
57,304,169
Rockford
30,340,331
Springfield
Bterling
18,182,555
16,939,808
2,296,737-
(31 cities).
+ 14.1
7,880,127
280,392,992
97,720,700
163,135,672
2,388,483,568
36,782,977
3,169,577
147,623,025
67,410,763
;
Bloomington..
Chicago....
-rt
6X144^00
1,954,378,790
1,427,332
'
Illinois—Aurora.
?
Go533;
78,973,097
>20,301,635
-
1 Sioux City.
4~862,0*22
428,977,262
3,275,266
*
7,598,180
57133,056
84,120,754
1,419,331
Manitowoc.,
Zbwa—Cedar Rpaids.
Des Moines...
10^382^952
5,046,482
201,373,322
2,158,726,999
330,260,911
113,576,896
187,306,014
2,956,704,380
0.6
+
.
10,039,302
58,320,488
105,516,807
69,802,497
247,936,616
504,098,364
,—31.6
"
Wisconsin—Madison.
XYX'.X
14,670,775,664
194,385,631
437,656.238
9.7
—
55,007,318
8,150,034
28,539,870
12,412,935
Muskegon-
50.644.416
57,138,824
17,767,182,596
"
27,093,820
"
.Lansing
Ames.
—
7.3
2,120,855
V X
Montgomery
Seventh Federal Reset
13,062,196
53,554,943
11,744,246
50,118,957
169,700,000
3,732,691 '
+17.5
+ 14.0
32,507,139
476,018,723
32,242,174
Mobile™
Total (16 cities).
1.4
611,797,221
2,582,244,233
8,229,900,000
155,752,192
18,681,000
Alabama—Birmingham
Total
^
752,587,715
2,944,400,768
9,900,200,000
20,409,433
423,444,233
472,064,799
31,110,960
551,425,971
Tampa
/
—
26,578,892
-
,
49,980,784,870
3,381,992
10,475,449
8,695,072
3,938,648
4,313,637.
2,877,195
3,174,272
709,659,955
749,705,951
198,900,000
199,700,000.
Eighth Federal Reserve District—^St.
Missouri—8t.Louis
*
-265.987.553,
i0.9
;
81,337,252
370,400,272
1,158,100,000
21,953,806
21,044,676
Augusta_
-
,.
6,317,340
'125,677,787
Sixth Federal Re:
Ten nessee—Knox ville
-
295,689,928
34,697,500
1,234,963,000
44,017,875
208,918,115
327,288,102
+
2,336,615,128
5,586,881
Coiumbla^-Washlngton
Total (8 cities)
-
11,109,198,039
6.0
+24.5
1,116,791,333
5,377,027
419,174,076
Frederick
"
686,567,041
676,799*075
6,448*453
+
13,022,453
.58,434,000
672,200,746
16,550,004
35,065,489
71,592,000
Richmond_^____.
„
02
id-
West. Virginia—Hunt
Virginia—Norfolk
-
+
-157,097*046
+
4,466,437,769
r
-
'
5,679,349
169,481,884
+
17.986,715
20,154,909
*
6.6
+ 11.7
19.653.242
-r
Total (17 cities)
,
825,956,316
•
263;568,997
-
+
2,553.555
26,361,790
"
Kentucky—Lexington
,We«t Virginia—Wheeling.
District of
^
i
6,311,513,930
289,817,758
'7,418,476,870
14,332,825,176
1,345,808,600
3.8
^-10.1
1,447,482,247
29*002,047
17,869,186
3Srie_™__
•
3,596,150
:
2,844,209
-1,547,691,946
Pittsburgh"
v
23,350,913
100,885,972
"
i Greensburg_—
+
—
5,697,593
-
Pennsylvania—Beaver County
••
•
4
'
X X'
13
+
-23,666,087
36,554,084
21,662.819
,96,055,005
2,887,637
X
7.3
—
>
25,01X1,142
40,523,031
-
"
•
-
9,690,227
"6,362,623
-to.,.
■ ij Mansfield
+
^
y_< .Youngstown^».^lIZ
Newark____„_
i
.Toledo^-
■
v»
•v-
.
.
i-
'
x_...
Cape Girardeau—^
Independence
■■'■-.
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
'
■
..
{
2,075,430
Quincy
—
2,228,964
9,286,868
+ 13.2
91,687,752
16,156,948
4,941,014,111
15,868.614
+
-
'«
4,404,861,381
+
12.2
136,600,028
405,331,935
1,957,522
3,481,419,149
3,103,703,679
+ 12.2
86,979,176
.15,565,556
14,383,419
+
8.2
76,127,906
69,548,722
+
9-5
1,812~144
19,430,016,269
17,234,456,137
+ 12.7
454,891,348
1.3
+ 12.9
9,988,862
383,286,819
'
"
9,534,402,570
103.557,234
634,206,752
623,332,546
—
Illinois—Jacksonville—^-
10,796,175,365
,
—
2,349,078,517'
2,365,106,625
0.7
66,783,97a
'
1,967,158
—
7.9
L875~375
-1/569*630
0.2
366,246,147
371,399,45*
-...
^
Total (7 cities).
103,245,840
98,348,020
67,122,752
148,116,407
73,143,527
455,827,092.
-T-
.■.I..
;
^
44
deariegt at—
1951
Month of August————
—
1950
Inc. or
$
Ninth Federal Reserve
32,008,877
1,340,459,657
7,699,822
481,678,453
3,494.025
1,287,210
MinneapolisRochester
Bt. Paul
Winona.
Fergus Falls.
Mlnot
Inc.
1»du
1948
1949
01
Dec. fr
$
$
Dec.fr
$
$
30,959,963
211,821,330
8,692,455,911
59,173,293
53,081,049
3,234,053,631
242,429,007
10,238,119,829
$
$
7,598,828
468,665,759
4,043,371
1,138,029
South Dakota—Aberdeen.
Sioux Falls
248,490,424
225,589,894
4,831,000
5,998,368
19,069,556
31,944,000
30,894,000
17,766,560
25,472,570
3,521,503
„
Montana—Billings...
40,765,829
3,260,106
18,899,980
16,505,349
18,038,605
14,434,259
Helena
48,545,713
49,409,503
70^0287615
>79,3097596
'
.
-*
'
6.4
-
i758~9,467
7,251,711
+T.6
>
2,7977965
3,2697644
—
3,373,656
8.1
+16.9
118,246,921
255,§50,072
"
77115,338 "
6"C58,052
+13.1
+
23,800,020
5,558,789
188,701,627
+T5
+10.8
; '
199,806,597
4,885,102
"
3.4
+
36,801,419
110,641,306
125,117,513
215,961,880
27,819,441
136,670,577
26,568,984
Great Falls
91^55~863
-
7.4r
—
0.2
+
+13.1
+10.2
8,410,647
38,956,106
5,776,107
-
92,466,247
+12.2
29,975,749
30,033,111
9,514,409
0.4
—
5,796,466
262,896,397
5,773,854
+11.5
3,627,051,295
243,349,433
4-14.4
+17.8
1,304,327,486
4,254,000
;
Huron
-—Week Ended September 8
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31——————
la50
*
Inc. or
1951
Dec. %
33,336,513
Dakota—Fargo.
Grand Forks
S
Monday, September 17, 1951
..,
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth—.
North
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1036)
4.807,822
"4,671,023
Tli.1
3,998,751
9"8697988
97072465
"+ 8^8
10~421,~5~4~1
.; 7.2137615
366,299,052
383,329,065
286,423,068
362,220,542
505,135
+15.6
113,911,885
103,228,719
+10.4
386,620,294
+13.4
+ 4.5
3,667415
t
1,940,428
1,992,763
13,073,389
341,087,857
12,513,057
2,042,646,767
1,999,292,686
15,546,696,176
13,432,408,107
+ 15.7
21,464,889
+ 31.0
794,945
692,644
653,008
14.3,
+12.8
571,315
6,995460
+
7,381,215
+
5.5
6,259,190
489,671
596,300
5,979,599
22,4
127,263,125
125,714,613
+
1;2
95,732,867
99,949,888
6.7
+ 23.4
5,494,423
10,570,844
296,3897665
—To75
22577687*741
9,937,234
+ 12.1
8,109,979
257,146,450
8,515,722
,2,624,045
2,493,125
2,539,005
2,616,462
2,"509^030
27063,627
{7893,806
439,727,591
465,096,566
357,427,344
393,817,115
Lewiston
.Total (16 cities).
7-
4.4
—
:
i
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont'
4,102,909
+ 15.7
3,547,337
Hastings.
28,108,366
36,040,169
658,461,104
2,699,514
Parsons
34,009,332
605,717,311
2,972,258
2,174,800
Omaha
Kansas—Manhattan
1,493,311
+
6.0
+
8.7
279,448,756
5,115,244,561
9.2
20,195,424
+45.6
—
40,888,235
79,023,857
7,406,165
35,123,555
+ 16.4
60,831,328
+
29.9
576,051,706
7,103,258
+
4.3
1,499,398,869
62,474,056
1,752,065
190,509.585
1,516,914,467
57,615,039
11,892,377,499
15,061,446
12,596,971
564,624,341
12,472,238
542,782,373
12,742,915
Topeka_
Wichita
-
«
Oklahoma—Tulsa
-
Colorado—Colorado
247,824,364.
4,178,699,864
21,249,074
10,267,146
12,651,263
309,797,186
—„
Missouri—Joplin.
Kansas City
St. Joseph.
Carthage——
-
•
•
Lincoln
Springs—
Denver:
Pueblo
—
1,808,514
170,013,671
—
1.2
+ 12.1
4.0
—
+ 23.2
£
3,177,089,353
2.1
3,062,820,477
3-7
+
—
+ 13.8
r
49.057,481
I
7,144,215
T-
;
—
7,654,278
12,009,042
'34,820,593
;
;
+ 17.4
10,651,577,$15
5,145,822
:
11,560,852
14,053,778
+ 20.5
,
2
;■ -
————————■.
'
i.'——————
f,
■.
24,954,110,605
21,408,305,825
288,332,500
158,350,115
285,996,210
10,659,509,572
1,053,399,585
1,074,814,479
219,768,000
9,064,595,969
51,195,211
182,307,693
,V!
•
+-3,001,305
■
+24.4
84,432,925
t
;■
:
+23.8
+ 30.7
3,751,970,075
105,078,744
11,141,869
+13.3
a
■
£ 264*910,854.
+ 19.0
1,182*395,415
85,589,584
—
.
+ 11.7
374,445,335
.•
Total (15 cities).
.
+ 24.4
272,289,455
445,776,326
15,920,364
1,464,117,544
111,822,352
4,519,905,475
3.1
+ 19.6
+
5.0
—
462,988,525
429,413
'
+13.3
55,163,876
+
+ 14.8
9,173,555,491
'871,245,094
906,431,446
•;+16.2
195,556,000
V
+ 12.4
+ 16.6
/*
ji
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
Beaumont
K1 Paso
Ft. Worth
—
6,383,194
+
6,056,111
Port Arthur.
.
6.3
5.5
+
118,879,779
25,557,000
1,201.221,138
9.5
5.2
+
125,053,236
26,960,000
1,063,545,656
135,167,718
-
Houston
—.
23,213,075
1,254,435,583
1,320,116,172
125,381,711
Galveston
■t
37,330,981
33,781,430
21,756,851
—
Dallas
8.1
—
5.2
+ 12.9
5.4
+
'
Wichita Palls
22,878,776
23,137,414
7,140,769
42,933,774
5,909,694
43,995,364
2,942,318,533
2,728,516,893
-
Texarkana-
Louisiana—Shreveport.
Total (11 cities)
-
—
1.1
+
24675*59",999 :
180,443*749
267^24,683
18.6
7,499,077,432
46,262,857
237366",093
+ 14.8
6,222,000
—16.0
4,899,000
'6.1
37135,786
3,598,941
"£5
879027*783
9,1907381,'
5,228,000 +
u6o'i6f;8^r
21,0717228
197381,160'
4.296,000
i
20.9
+
+ 10.7
4^477^860
4^49+559
8.2
87982,042
i 9,0~9~5~725
19,685,691,513
+ 17.7
299,465,341
276,413,287
+
8.3
222,842,408
42,633,543
+15.5
4,286,728,500
114,442,296
+ 26.5
104.928.P54
114.358.329
—
8.2
84,116,572
+ 15.5
4,154,798
3,806,137
170,719,210
42,804,684
+
49,169,042
2.4
361,459',096
333,972,663
+
19
23,162,901,662
—10.8
242,089,653
+
6,079,930
+10.1
20.9
+
"
+ 20.8
—
—19.8
1.1
—
6,235,705
9,218,267
224^016,643
'
7,392,757
0.8
+
160,070,423
6.8
—
+14.9
—
234,580,125
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
.r
T
rll
'
r1_;,
Portland
Utah—Ogden
Raitfifty,
•
..
*•
6.4
16,768,636
+
6.1
49,229,194
5,421,539,075
132,215,889
35,087,618
—
8.6
245,557,210
11,968,000
6.9
86,590,000
72.147,000
813,846,361
—14.3
5,357,885,739
5,148|,653,423
14,819,212
prpgnn—Kngpnp
+
32,076,703
11,148,000
697,979,362
Mfthn—
6,703,428
657,163,645
17,785,293
Yakima——
15,701,175
5.6
2.2
103,550,283
2,265,838,301
87,986,647
1,920,306,462
+ 11.0
639,485,638
.500,939,986
169,734,317
279,750,945
Arizona—Phoenix
•
—
273,847,092
59,796,096
-
66,355,417
+
Eerkeley
31,078,039
70,618,451
72,819,353
Modesto
21,920,329,
47,408,709
20,316,398
179,850,$44
+ 18.9
244,346,086
585,967,388
26,139,626
Long Beach
Pasadena
Ban Francisco
....
—
Banta Barbara
Stockton
Total
•
(10
^
Grand total
Outside New York
♦Estimated.
available,
+
92,858,663
18,015,909,256
82,642,174
13,937,628,042 J
487,735,645
405,994,799
5.8
35,009,571,128
28,694,781,346
3.1
622,207,287,982
543,465,824,402
N.
J.,
are
+ 3.7
now
13,592,320
335,508,769,089
included
in
Newark, N.
figures.
;;
+ 27.3
6,540.151
5,936,877
421,943,417
13,872,010
275,231.710
+53.3
234,385,906
289,261,830
•
"
+ 21.2
22.0,
+
•£
+ 24.1
8,574,827
+
751,533,143
12,885.724,166
1
+17.1
13,014,013,326
6,627,632,903
»
RATES
CERTIFIED
.7 /.V' '
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
TO
SEPTEMBER 7, 1951 TO SEPTEMBER 13, 1951,
TARIFF
ACT
of
the
following
Sept. 7
Free
serve
Cable Transfers In New York
"Bank
—
—,
Brazil, cruzeiro
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Canada, dollar—-,
*"""
Ceylon, rupee
—:
Czechoslovakia, koruna_.
I—~*r
Denmark, krone
£1~—£££
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, deutsche mark
£
India, Dominion of, rupee
•
■' _1_£
"
Mexico, peso
:
"
Netherlands/guilder
"7"*, £7 £
.133333*
.133333+
.0688500*
2.230079
.2.230079
~
J2
"
-
.0544060
.328500
.946562
.00285625
.208500
.0544060
.00285625
/
;
:.208500
' 2
f .144916*
.0200600
.
.
.238379*
.238379*
.208700
.238379*/
.208700
.2O87Q0
.115707
.115707
.115707,
.262800
.262800
.262800
2.771039
2.771039
.00285625
Closed
'
.238379*
..208700:
.
2.771039
2.771030
.140154*
.140154*-
.496433*
.496433*
.4S6433*
.496433*
.0346500
.153269*
.0347000
.0346750
.0346350
.193269*
.193269*^ '
.193269*
.229900
.229900
.229800
2.783750
2.783750
2.783750
2.798750
2.798750
2.798750
.229616
loans
agricultural
.193269*
.229600
,
1
2.783750
2.783750"
2.798750
2.798750'
-
in¬
; j
in
City/$40,000,000 in the: Chicago District, and
Demand
secur¬
$36,000,000, of which $23,000,000 was
■
-1..£;
r1.. •.
■
£"*, ■'
In
;.
deposits adjusted decreased $103,000,000 in
•
in the
in the "Kansas
San
District, $87,-
Francisco District, and $48,006,000
City. District.; The decreases in-.
.0346166
.
,
.
and
7$^^0,o6o,£jespecti^ely£iHoldings-- of ''other
666,000
.140154*
.496433*
"''
United
increase of $613,000,-
New York City,: $100,000,000 in the Chicago
.262800
-
.140154*
an
.115707
,
.262800
$408,000,000
"Other loans" increased $77,000,000.
New,rYork,City,'
'
.208700
.115707"
,
.
deposits, and
industrial,
ities" decreased
.
•
2.771039
.140154*
.
and
.0200600.
U44916*
.00285625
.238379*
*
.208500
+
,
r
,144916*
securities, $298,000,000 in re¬
- of Treasury certificates of
indebtedness r and
tlnitediStates i Government bonds decreased $20,000,000
.328500
.946250'
"
week
Holdings
'.0544060
.
^
for the
in holdings of
4 total 7 of $157'000,000 at all reporting member banks.
.0198750*
1946250 >
.
.0200600
-
.©198875
changes
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $128,000,000
New York
2.230079
■
:
.328500,'
.946367
'
.133333*
member
in leading cities
$52,000,000 in New York City, $24,000,000 in Chi¬
.0688500*'
'
.0198875
.00285625
.658327*f
1658327*t
.658327^
.658327*t '
.658327*-t
,561797*t
.561797* t
.561797*t
.561797*t
.561797*+
.425531*t
.425531*t
.425531*t
.425531*t
.42553i*t
tApplication depends upon type of
merchandise.
.144916*
"
.
.9198750*
.
.0544060
.0200600
Closed
f
.328500
,
.208500
.020060Q
.144916*
—
—
.0198750*
.208500
~
Norway, krone7—
Philippine Islands, peso
—
~
Portugal, escudo
"""""
Sweden, krona
———_
*"££*~
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound
£"££"££
United Kingdom, pound
sterling
7...
Uruguay, peso
7—777"
Uruguay, peso
7
~
Uruguay, peso
.0198750*
.328500
_
New Zealand, pound-;
.0198875*
.0544060
'
'
5,490,456,051*
and a total of $84,000,000 at all reporting member
banks.
.200000*
.0688500*
2,230079
.0198875
.946757
,
•Nominal,
'
.0198750*
-
cago,
Sept. 13
;
.200000*
.0198821
account-
Sept. 12
$
.200000*
,.0692500*
2.230079
_
'
Sept. 11
10,164,635,298*
...
deposits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial,
.133333*
.0692500*
notes"
Sept.. 10
.
deposits adjusted, and $525,000,000 in
States Government
.200000*
594,839,322
balances with Federal Reserve Banks,
in demand
INCLUSIVE
$
Closed
.133333*
:
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
».
Sept, 8
$
.200000*
i
Preferential-
principal
United States Government
creased
Basic-
6,018,086^
•
weekly reporting
the Federal Reserve System
Sept. 5: Decreases of $178,000,000
ended
Value in United States Money
Argentina peso—
510,340,431-
3,125,236
•
n( Mamhor RaitlrC
The condition statement of
000 in demand
Noon Buying Rate for
Country and Monetary Unit
7,182,474
5,100,233,438
-
'
1930 :
OF
■
10,563,975,677
1.0
n.NJ!ftiAH
shows
UNDER
£
-
for the first six months only.
banks
TREASURY
•
,
.
uOHulilOII M3l6H16ll! Of IIIBIIIDGi DaflKS
V
Foreign Exchange Rates
EXCHANGE
-
+ .4.7
6,331,516,288
+
Cumulative figures for; 1950 are those
+
2,816,297
....
4.3
+ 19.8
627,552,070
:
+14.5
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 52a of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
to the Secretary of the
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different countries of world
We
give below a record for the week just passed:
FOREIGN
.
9,785,716"
7,564.510
+ 39.5
3,300,683
«,946,053
.
9,946,503
4,097,404
+20.1
r
a mechanical error, the tabulation of Foreign Exchange Rates for the period Aug. 31-Sept; S,
on page 43 of our issue of Sept. 10, was incorrect in the case of various countries. The entire
tabulation in corrected form will be given in our issue of Sept. 24.
•''<
,
6,822,394
&9^C^.D,ue,to
J951, published
8,379,325
■
8,687,989
+ 18.3
286,490,979,417
J.
■
9,216,222,
+ 30.5
10,416,858
+ 12.4
146,206,489
293,921,317
(a) Clearings for Montclair,
'»
-----
'+29.3
•
171,785,600
-
^
7.8
356,341,351
.
'
i£-..
•
-
21.4
+
7.6
40,181,327,268
41,663,087,413
tNot
131,982,552
382,738,452
9.1
—
£
•
6.0
+
■
+
77*259,277,352
'
+ 19.7
+ 11.6
+
+
45,320,6741
42,882,743
1.1
—
48,542,952
47,997,370
-
+27.7
,
524,953,576
18,971,098
74,881,950,444
(184 cities)—..
a
——
,
.+18.0
-
-
204,052,118
44,070,902
4,200,415,146
17.7
+
160,258,330
V
128,389;297-»
112,054,223
—13.2
146,551,677
127,238,635
■
412,626,536
4.4
+
-
.
,i—
■
0.1
+ 15.1
67,318,661
4,443,303,077
+ "
3.0
2.8
+
1,981,114,435
48,099,157
+
—
94,625,573
3,796,706
/
.
-—
+ 20.0
+
4.1
7.9
+
47,456,928
10,891,262
11,195,612
2,280,655,030
70,273,632
20,418,425
Riverside
Ban Jose_
—
3,581,333 ; +
9.2
+
1.4
+
...
—:
J.'
:
*
—19.8
20,434,432
16,383,184
California—B-akorsfield
1
-
5,978,878
699,358,699
—
„
States Government deposits and. the, increases in
deposits credited to domestic banks
-most districts..
.
were
„
t
^Fnited
demand
substantial in
,
Borrowings i decreased $33,000,000 in New York City#
$20,000,000-in the Richmond District, and a "total of $62,000,000 at all, reporting* member banks.
'
Volume 174
Number 5047
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1037)
; A summary of assets
ber banks follows;
and liabilities of reporting
Northeastern
5%
Sept. 5,
Aug. 29,
1951
1
loans
Loans
brokers
chasing
1
and
dealers
82
+
5,483
+
82
+
5,553
Other
84
+
U.
S.
loans
S.
1
+
567
3
in
+
~~
+
65
+
440
157
—
3.720
36
+
363
+
1,424
847
—
domestic
banks
49
2,278
+
127
+
$2.25
43
+
•
116
+
1,987
+
467
'
9
2,225
525
deposits
'.
Interbank
and
U.
613
'
7
540
Govt,
62
(A.
C.)
Co.
Co.
(initial
Harvester
Glen-Gery Shale
Glens
Falls
Glidden
20,267
*
Gold
Sept. 12, :?*:?
Sept. 5,
1951
notes
Total
'
Other
Iund'>- for
cash
ctf.
-
<
G.
Govt,
674,429
/
—
Y.).
+
312,122
+
5,769
7,949
+
324,782
/
+
1
Bills
598.322
;
12,649
+
U.
;
F.
Govt,
+
253,628
207
+
3,594
30,480
loans
and
of
Uncollected
Bank
■5,822,102
—
securities*
securities*.
cash Items—
+
111,482
+
25,379
3,702,222
:U
:
*
+
648,681
42.321
+
104
6,234
+
7,795
'
+
814,039
+
-
Notes*
City
+
6,593
—
American
+
4,301,111
——_i___*_^**^
267,465
•f
26,182
'
780,074
20,688,106
availability cash items
liab., incl. accrued divs.
-7
;
Total
■
■
A
;
B
Capital
■
Surplus
8urplus
(Section
f
f
serves,
381,552
V 870
*
ances
.
+
Gulf
9-25
9-11
287,325
*
(initial)*
;
—*
(quar.)—
common—**•_,—**
preferred
non-cum.
Co.
(quar.)
Power,
(initial)*.
common
Corp.,
(quar.)...
common
(quar.)
i***__
—
Western
(quar.)—
Corp.
Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Realty, 6% preferred (quar.)*
&
Ohio
RR.,
(quar.)
—,—
(quar.)
preferred
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gulf
Public
Service
Brass
Class
A
(W.
preferred
Co.
(quar.)—
foreign
Industrial loan commitments—
6,833
+
+
+
5%
3,608
855
.
443
125c
9-29
9-29
4,269
Hammermill
4Yz7r>
9-29
9-29
$1
(quar.)
including
stocks
those
called
under
called
sinking
the details
.
were
1
10-
10-
2
10-
1
9-17
bonds, notes,
t
1
.
NOTICE
.
Company
TENDER
and Issue—
Date
Lehigh & New England RR.—
1st
OF
mortgage
3%
bonds,
'
-
series
PARTIAL
B,
Page
-
due
1975
$5
redemption,
fund provisions.
:
Sep
17
637
1
25c
$l.O0Vi
,1010-
50c
10-
1
11-
1
1
mortgage
Lorillard
Maine
*
(P.)
Public
3%%
Co.;
Date
20-year 3%
Service
Co
series
,
B,
due
1968—Oct
debentures, due 1963—Oct
1
1
63*
810
—
1st-mtge. & coliat. trust bonds,
Mayer (Oscar) & Co
Page
Inc. 3'A%
due
1975—Oct
1
901
debentures due
1958—Oct
1
901
ser.
1
9- 5
10-
1
9-15
$1.18 3A,
10-
1
9-15
30c
10-
i
i 12-23
9-18
9-17
62y2C
10- 1
50c
10-15
10- 1
9-1T
10-
1
9-10;
$1.25
10-
1
$50c
9-29
1
9-29
8-31
9-29
8-31
1
1
from
net
9-26
9-26
10-
1
2'Ac
Minerals
.?;■*
$30c
Nickel
of
Go.
¥aper
preferred
4.70%
10-20
(2nd
this
plus
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
on
share
•
issue)
at
30
Sept.
25.
The
50c
shown above will be
issued
prior
to
to
of
Corp.
on
American
(quar.)
*
Co.,
common
(quar.)—*—
payment
Hazel-Atlas
Glass
Hein-Werner
Corp.
Heinz
Henke
&
9-26
9-12
9-27
9-17
9- 6
9- 7
30c
common
(increased
(quar.)..
quar.)
10-
1
9-14*
40c
10-
1
9-7
433/ic
25c
5c
(H.
3.65%
J.)
Co.
preferred
com.
(stock dividend)
4Vi%
1
9-7
9-25
9- 5
9-25
9-
10-
5
preferred
(quar.)
10-18
9-24
10-18
9-24
30c
Stock div. (payable in nonvoting common)
20%
91'Ac
(quar.).*
Ltd
Pillot,
9-28
60c
$15c
$1
Co
(quar.)
(George W.) Co.,
preferred (quar.)
10-15
9-18
9-25
9-15
5614c
10%
L^d„
com.
8-31
8-31
9-17
9-
7
9-20
9-
1
25c
10-
1
9-14*
9-14
10-
1
433Ac
10-
1
50c
10-
1
9-14
$1.50
10-1
9-15
62'Ac
10-11
9-20;
60c
15c
9-20
9-li
4*'1
9-
■
10-18
$1.10
9-15.
1
9-15
9-26
8-29
1
9-14
10-
10-
1
9-1*
*
20c
10-
1
9-
$1.12'A
10-
1
>9*10
$x$1.75
10-
1
9- T
xl%%
10-
1
9- 7
xl»A%
*
*
.
....
10-
1
9- 7
xl'A%
10-
1
9- T
$1.25
9-28
9-14
$1.25
9-28
9-14)
t
$1.25
35c
75c
10-
1
9-27
9-20
9-14
9-1®
9- 6;
10-18
933Ac
11-
1
20c
10-
1
9-23
2c
11-
1
10-2®
3c
11-
I
10-2®
45C
10-
1
$1.25
10-
1
$1.50
10-15
62'Ac
40c
10-
1
9-20
9- 4
9- 4
10-
1
9-2®
8-31
95c
12-
1
11-15
$1
12-
1
11-15
$1
10-15
9-2$
9-29
9-10
50c
$1.12'A
(quar.)
10-
1
9-1$
9-1®
$1.07
9-15
4Vz%
9-29
4Vi7c
preferred
1
10-
1
.9-15
28c
1
10-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—..—*
(quar.)—
—
10-
1
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
&
11- 1
9-15.
Ltd.—
10-15
Power
10-18
82'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
8-31
1
11-
10-
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co.—
Common
9-21
35c
Laughlln Steel Corp., com, (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Joplin Water Works, 6% preferred (quar.).
Kahn's (E.) Sons Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.
4% non-cum. preferred (quar.).
Kansas Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
$5
9-ltt
1
&
Kansas
9-10
9-28
10-
*—
preferred A
9-28
25c
preferred A (quar.)
$4 preferred B (quar.)
Jamestown Telephone Corp.
(N. Y.) —
5%
1st? preferred (quar.),
——Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co., com. (quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., common (quar.)
33A%
preferred (quar.)—
Johnson Oil Refining Co, (quar.)
Johhson Ranch Royalty Co., Inc. (quar.) —
4.28%
9-15
10-15
60C
(quar.)*
preferred
10-15
22'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.) ______
Ruppert, 4Vi% preferred (quar.)
4 Vi %
$50c
—
Co.
preference
9-20*
9-15
—
preferred (initial quar.)
Public Service,
1
1
87 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
1010-
;
—
preferred (quar.)
& Light, common
5834c
10c
(increased)
(quar.)
(s-a)
Fund
Light Co.,
preferred (quar.)
10-
8-21
9-24
9-24
2c
*
5%
9-28
9-17
$75c
—
preference
preference
Jones
Sl-37Vi
$1.12 Vi
9-28
12c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
converting
on Sept.
14.
I
9-20
50c
—
r
all common
9- 7
9-17
75C
,
*—
$5
9-30
until
r
f25c
B (quar.)
C (quar.)
5% preference D (quar.)*.
Jamaica Water Supply
9-19
9-19
9-14
holders
business
Sugar
1
7
.
—
America
Selected
7%
9-12
10-
>
7
9-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co.
Royalty Co,, Inc.
7%
5%
9-15
10- 1
9-28
9-15
9-
..
■
Ltd
Co.,
Co.—*—
of
Co.
Trust
Jamaica
for
Harrtsburg Gas Co., common (quar.)
4 Vi %
preefrred (quar.)
Harrisburg Steel Corp. (increased quar.)*.
Hart Battery Co., Ltd
Haytian
50c
1
1
10-15
$1
Power
Irving
per
$1.25
common
common
paid
preference
close
$105
dividend)'
[ Above issue convertible into
■''•'
*—
(entire issue called
Sept.
20c
$1.25
1010-
9-14
9-20
9-28
•
Products
preferred
3.30%
10- 5
20c
$20c
9-141
$1
convertible preferred
4.80%
9-14
$1.50
50c
(quar.)
Silver
Iowa
Refractories
(quar.)**
9-14^
,
1
10-
Corp.—
Canada,
Co., common
Petroleum
Shoe
Common
9-10
9-28
10-16
.
—
Chemical
&
preferred
(quar.)
>
Participating
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.—
9-17
15c
10-16
$37'AC
$2.50
9-10
1
9-14?
9-28
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Investors Trust Co. (Rhode Island)
9-15
1
9-17
9-29
Co.—
Products
Co., com.
10-
2'Ac
11- 5
10-
1
$20c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)*—,—
6%
9-12
10-
8-21
40c
Investment Foundation,
9-12
1
9-30
1
Investors
9-15
11-15
9- 4
in-
(quar.)
Salt
.
9-10
10-
9-15
10-
Investment
9-12
9-20
t
..
1
9-20
10.-
Industries, Ltd.—
Interstate Power Co.,
9-12
10-
8-31
50c
$12'Ac
(quar.)
7%
pfd. (quar.)—
Corp., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Inter-Ocean Telegraph Co.
(quar.)**™.
Interstate Department
Stores (quar.)
11- 1
10-
8-31
9-29
$$1.12'A
Investors
12-
8-31
■
$40c
9-13
140c
9-10
9-29
$31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Common
International
9-15
1
2
9,-17
1
International
12-8
3-11
6-10
10-
1
10-
$1.06(4
Inter-Ocean. Securities
9-10'
1
i
••
10-
International
9-10
10-
9-15
10-
$65c
International
12- 8
.
8-13
1
9-28
11-
(quar.)
$4
9-18
50c
50c
9-29
40c
$25c
(quar.)
B
International
9-14
9-28
9-29
9-17
8-15
1
International
9-10
9-10
10-15
1
9-29
10-
Jacob
Y.)
prior preferred
Helemano Co.,
27/8%
10-
$65c
4.40%
Extra
bonds
75c
t50c
8-31
*
9-21
(quar.)
4%
9-25
9-20
Cellucotton
International
10-17
10-
18-19
A
4(4%
„
9-17
37Vic
61.25
50c
$3
$1.50
1
1
1
9-28
$1.37 Vz
Bronze
International
9-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N.
redmption
7%
r
Company, and Issue—
Central Pacific Ry.—
1st
Bank
preferred
Helme
REDEMPTION
v
75c
9-15
10-
11-
$1
15c-
Class
9-21
1
12-19
25c
Metal
7
9-
9-28
10-
9-19
12-30
$1.06'/♦
I7td.
Co.,
Harvester
8-31
$5c
9-30
61.25
Class
9-10
25c
7
9-15
$1.05
$1
($0,011
International
9-lOi
2
1
$$1.25
International
9-20
10-
10-
9-1®
$1.25
Quarterly
9-10
30c
10- 1
preferred
preferred
preferred
Harris-Seybold,
for
given in the "Chronicle."
9-
Corp
International
Paper Co.—
5%
X •.
9-20
15c
Powders, common
participating preferred (quar.)**
6%
,
ing tenders, and ^the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where
indicated) in which
9-18
$$1.50
($25 par)
Shares
Baking
International
8-21
$1.12 Vi
$1.06V*
$1
6%
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
9-30
27'Ac
Co., Ltd.
Plywood Corp. (quar.)—*
Harding Carpets. Ltd. (quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp., common
(quar.)—.—
list of corporate
a
Group
Ihter-City
12- 1
$1.75
35c
$1
$12V2C
—
Harbor
Nolices
common
-
9-21
12-10
40c;
32Vic
(quar.I
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
and
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Interlake Iron
9-10
Hanson-Van Wlnkle-Munnlng Ca.
Below will.be found
9-19
'
9-10
9-29
(quar.)
4V*%
t
9-1®
9-30
income and $0,014 from security profits)
Insurance Exchange Building (Chicago)—
9-10
112Vic
Cotton
preferred
Hanover
preferred
9-20
(quar.)
conv.
Bank
9-10
$62Vic
f30c
31Vic
25c
15c
Extra
'
—
9-10
20c
(quar.)
Printing Co.
F.)
Hamilton
23,773
preferred
1 9-20
9-20
20c
Ltd., common
Co.,
Hamilton
7.6%
accept-
__*™
10-15
30c
12Vic
$1.16
(quar.)
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
Bridge Co., Ltd.
4%
on
_*__■•
Co., 4.64%
Power
Haloid
0.5%
9-14
9-20
30c
•
2,867,713
re-
—
9-5
$1.25 6-30-52
-
13~109
46.0%-
1
81.25
9-29
$1.25
12-28
$1.25 3-31-52
(quar.)**
common
(quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
v*. Quarterly
+
9-25
60c
10-
Institutional Shares—
9- 5
10-
25c
50c
——.
Gulf
814,039
9-ia
(quar.)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
50c participating A (quar.)
Inspiration
Consolidated
Copper
9- 5(
1
1
9-
9-11
1
3%
5%
9-11
1
tlOc
Ltd.
Co,.
21,849
+
9-28
10-
1
10-
8
9-
9-26
$12'Ac
5%
9-27
11-
12y2c
Co
Acceptance Corp., Ltd., com
preferred
(quar.)
conv. preferred
($32 par) (quar.)
5%
9-10
10-
25%
(stock dividend)
& Die Corp.
W/re
+
48,498,930
9-21
10-15
t$5
Sugar. Co., common (quar.)*.
(quar.)**
___*—*<.__**
preferred
$5 preferred
2,820,266
+7.
Motors
(Harvey),. Inc.
4%
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.
4(4% preferred B (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
(Winnipeg)—
12,489
5,578
40c
4(4%
Y.)—
(N.
——
preferred
Common
7,459
+
10-18
Industrial
——
Mobile
Hahn
purchased for
correspondents
30c
+
177,611
combined
Contingent liability
,
(quar.)—-
—
Guilford
1,993,760
—
9-20
1
25c
30c
Electric
4.20%.
■-
com,
'
Mountain
Grinnell
'to deposit and F, R.
'
9-10
9-10
Brewery Coij common*.
preferred (quar.).
Griggs Cooper. 5% 1st preferred (quar.)
27,543
certificate
liabilities
note
9-29
9- 7
convertible
Hall
<
9-24
9-7
510,022
—
accounts
gold
10-15
9-29
preferred
5%
41,850
+
9-29
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
Common (increased)
9-12'
<
9-2®
$1.12'A
Indiana Associated Telephone Corp.—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
9- T"
1
10- 1
9-29
233,132
Total liabilities & cap, accts.
of
new
Life Assurance
Western
Griesedieck
173,834
—
T + ■;* 808,461
47,550,622
13b)
capital
10-
9- 4
1
10-
9-20
56'Ac
4%
preference (quar.)—
Independent Pneumatic Tool Co.
9- 7
9-14
9-27
40c
RR. Co. (quar.)
Telephone Co.—
preferred (quar.)
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (s-a)___
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
9-15
9-29
Ins.: (Houston)
$5 preferred
7)
9-20
10-1
t$l
(quar.)_*_
5% 1st pfd.
Life
Extra
—92,190
432,632
+
16,272;
1*
paid
25c
$1.50
50c
(increased)—_
Inc.
Towing Co.,
Greenfield Tap
85
in
(Section
Ratio
Power,
Quarterly
7%
1 Capital Accounts—
Other
preference
Lakes
Great
2,301,634
—
952
+
2,756,854'
:
Co.
50c
1
10-
Commercial
8-31
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
$5
*
8-24
Central
8-31
1
Canad, Ltd.
i**_*
Industries,
Great West
.
liabilities
1,.
10-
$1
(increased.quar.)*——*
Insurance
Great Southern
1,106,372
.'+
65,971
.___
Co.
Great Northern Ratlway,
2,867,713
+
341,431
+
<
19-
25c
(quar.)
_*
Lakes
4Vi%
473,781
Deferred
»
(quar.)
Company, common*.
preferred
Class
,
19;166,786
Other
Stefcl
(W. T.)
Greyhound
>>■' V-'
•„
11- 2
9-12
$1.06'%.
$5.50
9-13
$5c
Quarterly
24,089,390
>'■'
deposits
10- 2
11-10
$1
Ltd., class A
W.),
Co
Illinois
9-14
I
12Vac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)**
(quar.)***.
4Vi%
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
Ordinary (interim)
6% preference (s-a)
Rapids Varnish Corp.
Greening '(B.)
Treasurer—gen. acet._
Foreign
I
Total
10-10
(quar.)
Co.,
$12'Ac
11-26
Guaranty
'
9-29
10-
-
Union
39,111
S.
Other
50c
62'Ac
\
(quar.)
11-26
Great
130,726
—
1
Co.
Whitney
Illinois
5
8-31
12-15
'Class
14
48,498,930
Member bank—reserve accts.
U.
10-
12-10
Quarterly
7 .7
> 777
8-31
'
33,804
...
Reserve
9-20
$25o
10c
56Vic
55c
37 Vic
93Vic
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd.,
4,043,889
+
OQ
—
assets
Deposits: r>;
'
29,280
Mfg.
11-26
Green
Federal
10-20-
1
50c
(quar.)
common
(Frank
11-26
Great
2,411,761
174,763
-(.Liabilities—
■
+
.
23,438,815
other;banks*.
premises
Total
Ltd.,
Gray Drug Stores
7,774,837
—
23,108,264
Other assets
.
10-
1
12-10
3%%
336,093
+
209,541
notes
11-
12-10
Grant
983,094
—
1,200
—
11,838,465
from; foreign banks—
R.
9-14
4
9-
9-25
6% preferred (quar.);
5%
preferred (quar/)
Hydraulic-Press Brick Co.—
$6 preferred (accum.)
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co., common
9-20
$2
$2
Great Lakes
Total
Due
S.
Lumber
Huron & Erie Mortgage (quar.)
Hutting Sash & Door Co.—
10- 1
$1.50
Granite
72,226
81,995
•
+
4,849,375*
i
™^„—L-u
Total
1
9-28
10-15
9-17
9-29
Mfg. Co., common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Hurd Lock & Mfg. Coi*.
9-14;
56 Vic
'
;
.
10-
1
10-
30c
Howell
11-26
50c
*
Telegraph Co:
Grand
1,715,513
—
Horner
9-14-
1
11-30
9-18
10-18
$35c
Hoskins
9-21
10- 1
10-
10c
,
(quar.)
Brothers, Inc. (quar.)
Manitou.. Mines,. Ltd.
Great
Certificates
*_**•
1
50c
*
Grand
securities:
Bonds
10-
25c
*—
preferred (quar.)—.
;—
preferred class A (quar.)
8% preferred class B (quar.)**^—*«.**.,
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A (quar;)
;
148,^39
'+
550
—
20,619,108
advances
—
9-19
1
9-1®
9-28
10-26
12'Ac
(quar.)
Extra
8%
1,863,752
'
.reserves....
'
VNotes
8,499
R.
—
and
Industrial loans
U.
F.
„L
gold
Discounts
19,944,679 \ + T
_
i
_
Hubbell
6%
■
certificates
'
1950;'
9-19
(quar.)—$1.25
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of
Government Employees Ins. Co.
Grace (W. R.) & Co.—
*
Sept. 13,
•
'1951
9-15
1
20c
.
;
10- 1
1010-
9-29
20c
Houdaille-Hershey Corp., $2.25 pfd. (quar.)
5
25c
preferred (quar.)—*
*
Goodrich (B. F.)
Co., common—**
Inc. ( + ) or
Dec. (—) since
9-11
12Vic
.*
'.>4%
dollars)
9-20
25c
(quar.)**
Steetf.Tubes. Co
Golden State,
of
9-
9-30
$1.50
Goldblatt
thousands
9-26
10- 1
dividend.
& Stoclt
Golden
9-17
$1.25
_
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
being called for redemption
1
at $52.50
per share plus
Oct.
on
Globe
Redemption
50c
20c
Humphryes
(quar.)**
(quar.)
IN,
9-27
$1.06'A
quar.)**
Brick
Holder«
50c
(irreg.)
Corp.
Insurance
issue
this
*'%;■'
10-2S
(monthly)
preferred
55c
convertible
Above
/
'
> Assets—. ;
11-15
$1
$3
Company;
4Vi%
•
Gold
9-1®
53yBc
*
Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
(Edward)
50c
(quar.) *2
Company
common
Gleaner
160
+
Cement
Refrigerator
-New
76
—
accounts,
■during week
(In
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hoover Ball & Bearing (quar.)
Hoover Company, common (quar.)
4 Vi %
preferred (quar.)
Horder's, Inc. (quar.)
Payable of Reo,
56Vic
Safety Razor, $5 pref.
Gladding, McBean & Co.—
except
accounts,
S.
A
Co., 5% pfd.
Paper Co. (quar.)
Dauch
Dauch
50c
(guar.)
Gillette
743
+
1,228
.
••
+
9,802
Foreign banks
Borrowings
Efebits to demand deposit
Portland
Gibson
Interbank demand deposits:
banks
Co.
(quar.)—
Gilbert
263
—
preferred
When
25c
Georgia Power Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
$6 preferred
(quar.)
Gerrard (S. A.) Cc., 5% preferred (s-a)
Giant
408
__
15,868
Refractories
(s-a)
Castings, $6 pfd. (accum.)
Telephone Corp., com. (quar.)
i4.40% preferred (quar.)*
General Time Corp., common (quar.)
4'/♦%
preferred (quar.)*
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.
1,292
298
& Utilities Corp.
General
931
+
—
13
6,606
.
Government
"Domestic
&
&
$4.25
Share
General Steel
135
+
12
+
3,946
—
20
2,219
6,624
General Realty
General
178
2,436
indebtedness—*
Name of Company
"
vault
series
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Hooker Electrochemical Co.
Per
77
30,752
50,568
S.
Hinde
641
(Continued from page 10)
Liabilities—
U.
639
Dividends
625
103
+
19,473
with
preferred
Hollingsworth &
44.
+
3
9-2®
9-25
Quarterly
67
_
1
10-
55c
Monthly
Higbie Manufacturing
issue.
46
13,794
Cjsish
this
in
162
..
5,581
;
bonds
Balances
Announcement
$1.50
(quar.)
Co
Hershey Creamery Co.
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
v
129
securities—Total
of
.
2
5,943
securities
CALLER
809
carrying:
or
loans
Government
U.
4V4%
Page
4,654
+
31
+
900
[
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
Other
ISSUE
preferred
$6
Powder
Hotden
When
s1 1
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
•
299
455
Other
Henkel-Clauss,
Share
Extra
for purchasing
estate
639
pur¬
Government obligations
Other securities
Real
1
Hines
U. S.
■.
due
B,
ser.
carrying:
or
loans
1971—Oct
Hercules
bds.,
Company
Hinde
U. S. Government
obligations
Other securities
_
Per
*
Date
*
19,586
for
1
Harris-Seybold Co., convertible preference stock
Sep 30
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 1st mtge. 4'A% bonds, due 1958
Sep 17
United States Leather Co., class A conv.
pfd. stock__Oct
2
1,900
+
33,460
„**
to
+
~-r
32,998
.
Oct
.
and Issue—
Company
132
70,356
Loans—net
Loans—gross
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural
Page
Name of
due 1968
ENTIRE
(in millions of dollars)
Investments—Total
Date
*■>
Co.—
trust bonds,
1950
Assets—
and
Issue—
Water
f. collat.
s.
St. Paul Union Depot Co.—
1st and ref.
mtge. 3'A %
Sept. 6,
1951
Loans
and
..Company
mem¬
Inc. (+) or
dec. (—) since
10-
1
9-15
28c
10-
1
$1.12'A
10-
1
9-10
$1.06 »/♦
10-
1
9-10.
9-1®
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1038)
Monday, September 17, 1951
\
.
.
'
Kawneer
Company (quar.)
JZL
Kaynee Company, 7% preferred (quar.)_i—
Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co. (quar.)
Helling Nut Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Company, common (quar.)
—
3%% preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co., class A (quar.)___
Class
B
(quar.)
Kelvinator
of
i.
Ltd.
(quar.)—J,—
Extra
,
87'/2c
62%c
62'/2c
$25c
125c
$1.12%
$1.25
30c
'
—_———.
Canada,
___
Kendall
Company, $4.50 pfd.
Copper Corp
(quar.)—
Kennecott
Kennemetal, Inc.
-
—
-
Kentucky Stone Co., common (quar.)
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
5%
—
(s-a)
preferred
Kerr-Addison
Gold
-
Ltd.
Mines,
-
1
(interim)
9-28
10- 1
9-28
9-29
10- 1
10- 1
40c
$1,75
35c
30c
50c
-
__
Name of Company
9-14
9-20
McKay
9-14
9-20
10- 1
9-29
9-20
McQuay,
Merck
Mesta
Machine
&
Inc
Co.,
Metropolitan
4% %
preferred
(quar.)
(G. R.)
Knott
Company. Inc.,
4.35%
12-30
12-20
10-
1
1
9-10
9-10
5c
10-
2
9-
50c
10-
1
9-14
9-28
8-31
8%
9-10
$2
20c
35c
(quar..)
com.
*
Hotels
9-27
Corp. (quar.)
Company, Inc., common (quar.)_
4%
preferred (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg., 4Vi%' preferred (quar.)
4Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
Kroger Company—
6% 1st preferred (quar.),
7%
2nd
Salle
preferred
Extension
9-25
50c
'•
10-
$1
9-26
$1.12%
12-27
12-20
;
11-
1
1
$1.75
(quar;)
10-
1
University
I.aclede-Christy Co.
Laclede
Lake
Co.
Steel
Shore
Gold
Lambert
Ltd
class A
B
Class
A
Class
B
Lamston
(M.
H.),
New common
Roi
12-31
12-20
1
$3
11-
1
25c
_____
9-29
5614
(quar.)
(quar.),,,,
9-29
c
C.)
1
9-26
*9-15
10-
Light
Chemical
&
preferred
preferred
Miami
Above
RR.
Original
capital
guaranteed
guaranteed
Pipe
Co.,
2-18
Moore
50c
12-10
50c
3-10-52
2-18
$1
9-29
8°fr
preferred
(qunr.)
Chain
Inc.
(Marcus)
Co.
(quar.),
Hosiery
Ltd.
12-22
Mills, Ltd., class A
Corp.,,,,,,,
Coal
&
1
9-17
Mount
9-14
Mueller
9-10
1
9-10
5%
conv.
preferred
(quar.),,,,
62 Vic
10- X
9-20
5%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
62 Va c
1-1-52
12-20
62 Vic
4-1-52
3-20
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
Lorillard (P.) Company, common
7%
preferred (quar.),,:
;
(Interim),
30c
<"
$1.75
Los
Angeles Transit Lines (quar.),,
Louisville Gas & Electric (Ky.) com.
<■*)
5%
pfd.
($25
par)
414%
preferred
Lowney (W,
Ludlow
M.i
Sons, Inc.,
(quar.)i,,
Co.,
Ltd.-
Class
.
B
Mailman
Corp., Ltd.—
Maine
Public
5%%
Service
preferred
Manati
Sugar
Rubber,
Oil
Corp., 5%
9-20
-
6%
8-31
Myers
preferred
(F, E.)
Nachman
.
9-29
•
9-29
10-
10-15
;
1
Corp.
from
net
preferred
securities
(quar.)
1
10-15
9-10
National
Breweries, Ltd.,
(quar.)
7%
9-10
National
Cash
*
Fire
Quarterly
9-14
National
10-
1
9-14
"
9-21
25c
9-20
9-10
9-20
9-10
,
Gas
A
60c
9-18
National
11-159-17
(quar.)
Co.,
6%
preferred
1
9-20
10-
1
9-14
National
5%
Service
Linen
1
9-20
National
Stamping
1
9-14
9-30
9-15
preferred (quar.),
Maryland Drydock Co., common (quar.)—1
4%% preferred (quar.)
j___
Mascot Oil Co
Second
McCrory Stores Corp.,
3% %
Furfd, "inc",
(quar.)
preferred
McDonnell
Aircraft
"I"
Pacific
9-14
9-14
9-11
9-21
9-11
1010-
1
-
9-21
31V4C
10-
1
9-14
$1.40
$1.12 »/2
10-
1
9-14
National
lc
9-25
9-14
14c
9-25
8-31
9-28
9-
4
9-28
9-
4
10-
Co.,
Inc.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Machinery
9-21
Parker
9-
Parmelee
9-15
Peden
9-28
9-20
Peninsular
1
9-14
11-29
11-14
20c
10-15
9-28
20c
9-24
9-14
9-29
9-19
'
,
—
$1
60c
-
preferred
Steel
Co
Appliance
9-14
9-14
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
Special
National
National
4% %
9-15
9-21
9-11
50c
J25c
$44c
10-15
9-
9-27
9-
8
—
$1
10-15
10-
1
_______
37 %C
Inc.—'
(quar.)_
j.
Sugar
Supply
Refining
Co.,
preferred
8c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9- 4
10-15
9-29
10-
1
9-14
10-30
10-20
':
25c
9-28
9-18
$1.75
9-28
9-17
$1.50
10-15
9-23
■
.
—_
$55c
—-
10-
1
9-14
$1
—
10-
1
9-14
9-28
9-19
9-20
9-
9-26
9-14
9-20
9-19
12-20
12-15
"
50c
(quar.)—
'
;
20c
—
12 %c
Transportation Co. (quar.)_^__—
& Steel • (quar.) ____________—
.400
9-17
9-20
50c
1
England
England
Electric
T
4 y2%
Co.
1
9-13
V 62%C
—
1-1-52
12-15
11-15
11- 5
25c
y
-
/
9-
9-10
1st
preferred
1
9-13
10-
1
9-17
10-1
9-1
$15c
$15c
50c
10-
9-1.
1-2-52
12-
1
9-28
9-
7
Pettibone-Mullikeh
9-28
9-
7
Pfizer
Penton Publishing
Class
9-15
9-15
10-
3
10-
1
9-20
$5
9-29
9-15
6%
9-
7
9-28
_______
11-
1
10-31
10-15
9-15
10-15
9-15
preferred
9-14
Phoenix
9-17
40c
9-24
10-15
9-29
Phoenix
9-10
{15c
20c
10-
1
25c
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
$1.25
10-
1
9-15-
10-
1
9-25
25C
10-
1
37 %c
10-
1
9-19-
10-
1
9-
•
V
50c:*
•
9-11
1
9-11
9-20
,
1
10-
...
87 %C
•
9-10
9-19
9-29
9-29
9-19
$1.25
9-10
8-17
15c
10-19
9-28
98c
-
;
common
,
9-10
$1.25
10-
1
$1.50
11-
1
31.12%
(quar.)_
(s-a)i
10-
1
9-14
1-2-52
12»14
,
,
10-
1
Dairy Products—
preferred
Glass
A
$1.12%
L
Hosiery
Mills,
Inc..
9-30
25c
9-30
35c
9-29
10-
w0
93 %c
(Hartford)
pfd.
12-14
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)—__
.
-
1
10-15
.
4
9-
4
9-14
9-15
H*
9-17
10-
75c
—
1
9-
9-24
%c
12 %C
(quar.)__—
$4
9-14
1-2-52
—
—
Co.
1
$1
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Phoenix Insurance Co,
Pillsbury
7
9-21
10-
25c
$1.12%
9-19
10-15
$1.50
.
50C
1st
3%%
9-17
(quar.)
9-15
*
v.
——-.—
Co., common_____
$1 pref. common (quar.)
—
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co
Philco Corporation—
1
(quar.)_
9-10
.
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
$4 non-cum, 2nd pfd. (quar.)
9-15
$37Vic
1
Corp. ^(quar.)
&
Company,
preference
$4.50
9-20
9-25
common,-__________
(quar.)—
preferred
(Charles)
Philadelphia
9-20
9-28
Co.,
(quar.) ^•.
Philadelphia
9-14
9-28
10-
—
preferred (quar,U_
4%
2nd preferred
(initial)
Phelps Dodge Corp
3
1
52c
.
3%%
3
10-
A
4Vi %
10-
,
9-10
1
Drug Stores. Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (quar.
Pet Milk Co., common (quar.)__——
10-
40c
9-10
1
10-
Peoples
20c
9-15
10-1
10-
$1.15
:
$3.50
_______
(s-a)__*_.—
10-
10-11
/ 9-10
50c
(quar.)—
preferred
9-13
1
9-10
1
$1.12%
$1.12%.
•
(quar.)—
$5
1
11-
10-
•
7
'
*
10-
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—________
preferred (quar.),—__r—
Pennsylvania Telephone -Corp.—*
.
."l$2.10 preferred (quar.),^—:
:—_______
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—
1
(quar.)
3
_______
preferred
1
(quar.)
9-20
1010-
62 %c
(quar: )_____
4.60%
/9-10
9-
7
9-14
10-
1
.
'
9-17
9-14
Johnson & Associates,
American shares (final)
Pinchin,
"
Insurance
common
2nd preferred
4V2%
$1.12Vi
System
*
5c
Corp._
Common, (quar.)
8-31
'
6
25c
Products
..
10-
New
*
,
2- 9
10-
9-18
9-19
2- S
10-
25c
,9-15
1
Co.—
,
10-
5
1
10-
11- 3
50c
(quar.),—
9-
10-
50c
2-15-52
40c
Ltd.
9-19
75c
33c t 11-15
preferred (quar.)__—
--..1 33c 2-15-52
preferred (quar.) ________—
—
10- 1
50c
Penney (J. C.) Co.
——I—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—
- •- „/4 ^
10- 1
Z 25c
X
Common
(quar.)
_:——
10- 1
$1.25
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
Pennsylvania Power & Light* Co.—,
<
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone Co.,
•
9-15
5
$1.32
-
(quar.)_'
Co.
common
10-
$1.32
(
7*
35c
Ltd.
New Brunswick
New
9-25
20c
45c
J50c
Corp.,
National Union Fire Insurance (Pgh.)
9-17
4
8-27
9-25
100%
15c
—
*■■■•
7
1
1
Iron
Metal
9-
10-
10-
$$1.25
Co.. (quar.)—i___—_
Corp.
2
*
Telegraph
&
10-
$2
Philadelphia Electric
(quar.)
Car
9-18
1
9-
5c
9-12
10-
9-28
75c
(quar.)
9-14
1
9-17
5c
Co.
Co.
1
10-
9-29
9-14,
9-14
25C
Express
Peninsular
7
25c
Co
9-28
Service
Telephone
9-30
9-27
15c
9-28
87c
Public
9-29
9-28
25c
(quar.)_
National Starch Products, Inc.—
1
40c
Bearing
25c
(quar.)
Intermountain
Paramount Pictures
$1.25
Special
10-
17 lie
10-
(quar.)_i_^—,
(quar.)
6%
preferred >(quar.)
Page Hersey Tubes, Ltd.,______,
4%
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.12%
common.,...
62 Vic
(quar.)
1
(stock dividend)
common
Common
9-20
$1.50
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Motor
National-Standard
$1.50
*1 75
common
preferred
(quar.)
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.),
McCord Corporation, $2.50
pfd.
National
$1.06 »/4
10-
$1.12%
Aggregates, Ine.
Co. (quar.)
$50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-
(quar.)
8
4
$1.25
(quar.)__—i
(quar.)
preference
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
10-
Corp.,
9-15
9-21
8
99-
27 %c
common
$15c
J37Vic
4V2%
20c
Investors
1
9-28
9-
9-24
Indemnity
•.
15c
(quar.)
B
30c
Chemical
Coast
Pacific
Common
I
common
Rubber
7%
Pacific
9-13
Pacific
9-24
America—
of
Co.
(quar.)
Investors,
9-14
9-17
8-27
$1.10
_——
American
9-28
5c
(quar.)
Lead
National
1
preferred
1
(Hartford)—
-
9-20
pfd.
Paper Co..
9-27
2
8
9-10
1
9-29
—
Products, Inc.,
9-24
10-
10-
$1.25
preferred "(quar.)
$1.50
9-
9-25
$25c
—_______
& Debenture
10-
.$1
(quar.)
1
-
1
1
—
Loan
4%
3
10-10
1110-
35c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Falls Corp.—■
Oswego
4 V2 %
9-11
11-
9-21
$25c
(quar.)__
pfd.
Co.
(quar.)
Ontario
-
Extra
10-
20c
4%
common...
10-1
65c
(quar.)
Corp
10-
Massachusetts
Pabco
,/
:
9-20
Mathleson
Oxford
9-14
9-14
10-
5
3
1
33 %c
—;
______
Corp.,
25c
class
9-15
9-27
Co.
10-15
Marsh? 11 -Wells, 6%
9-14
1
9-30
,
Co.
(quar.)
Co., 414%
1
10-
:
(Del.)
__^
OH
&
A
$1.25
(quar)
10-
1
•
Grocers
class
1
1
____^
80c
10-15
12-
Insurance
Cooker
(quar.),,,
10-
50c
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
? $1.50
preferred (quar.)J
National Gypsum
Co. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills. Ltd., class B
15c
com.
50c
:40c
„
Pressure
(Calif.)
10-
11-10
preferred A (quar.)
Opelika
"
(irreg.)—
Inc.
Co.
Radiator
Son
20c
59%c
75c
City Lines, Inc.
$4 preferred A (quar.)
National Electric Welding Machines
1
9-28
Register
National
&
8-31
30c
15c
(quar.)
common (quar.)__
National
&
1
50c
37Vic
common
9-20
Field
10-
Co
Inc.
Co.,
10-15
(M.»
8-31
Pacific
National
9-
10-
10-
Hess,
t20c
preferred
8-31
8-31
12Vic
$1.183/4
t20c
50c
4%
preferred
Pacific
preferred
6
9-29
•
25c
U7'/2C
35c
35c
$1.25
—
Corp.
8%
1
40c
10-
97 %C
(quar.)
Insurance
Industries,
1
'
Life
Line
1
59%c
profits)
Biscuit
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1.III11
Marshall
9-10
(quar.)
Corp.
Bellas
National
15c
10-25
5
50c
Quarterly
9-19
25c
Brothers
National
9-24
5c
8-31
preferred (initial quar.)^
Oklahoma Gas & Electric,
Old
(20c from net investment income, and 25c
'
1
60c
9-
9-25
Co.
series A
10-
(quar.)
&
Nation-Wide Securities Co.,
10-
30c
9-
9-30
:
preferred
Match
Omnibus
1
1
Corp.
9-10
9-29
$1.25
Common
$1
9-14
(quar.),""
9-20
-
(quar.)____—
>
11,11--—™
Y.)
9-25
______
preferred
9-28
-
9-17
10-15
35c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)______^
5%
6
10-
common
3.90%
Ohio
9-15
10-
A
$1
9-1
9-13
Marsh
9-15
10-
class
Co.,
common
10-15
i'.i
9-17
•9-15
25c
B
4.40%
9-15
1
1
8-31'
25c
•
..
Edison
37 Vic
1
9-17
9-20
Corp.
Ohio
Oliver
(quar.)_^
common
40c
Basket
1
10-
Brass
Class
,.
9-14
10-
10-
8-31
9-20
1
(quar.).
Inc.,
"(quVrJIZ
Market
9-12
preferred
$1.50
(quar.),.
Marine Midland Corp.
(increased)
Marine Midland Trust Co.
,(N. Y.)
Maritime Telegraph &
7%
Ohio
9-12
1
$1
9-13
_fclk
common
Exploration
1
10-
1
9-20
10-
Light & Power,
9-29
9-29
(quar.)
Realization
Maracaibo
Marathon
9-17
10-
10-
7
75C
convertible
Scotia
Olin
Extra
27Vic
common
(N.
9-17
1
9-
$4.50
preferred *-(quar.)__
Ltd. (quar.)___
Manufacturing Co. (quar.),,
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd. (quar.)
4.50%
10-15
9-28
•
Mar-Tex
10-
9-21
1
$4.12%
Oak
2c
25 c
Extra
6% preferred (quar.)
Manufacturers Trust Co.
Nova
6
9-29
v: t25c
(quar.),"
pfd.
(irreg.),_.,,
6
6
9-
10^15
National
-
99-
9-27
1
1
10-
»
4c
; 9-29
"
9-14
(quar.)
Co.
Mansfield Tire &
Co.
9-27
9-27
10-
10-
30C
*
Cement (quar.)
Co.
System,
20c
____
Pharmacal
Norwich
Mutual
■
10-15
13%c v
8-31
America—
of
National
^
prior
6
7
»
RR., 6%
9-
Telephone,
Common (quar.)
Ltd.—
________
9-18
8-31
9-29
*
—
12-20
Nash-Kelvinator
(quar.)
9-28
9-29
-i—.—^
(quar.)__;
12r28
•
Convertible priority shares,,.,,
Maine Central
Leather
$1.50
60c
•Jading Drug Stores, common
55c preferred (quar.)
Magor Car Corp.
(quar.).,.
9-18
:
."tlOC
National Life Insurance Co.—
(quar.),
10-
$30c
9-28
50c
6
75c
Semi-annual
preferred
9-17
$12%c
9-20
45C
Northwestern
6%
50c *•'
(quar.)
9-20
1
22 %C
Northwestern
7
9-28
!
1
10-
common...
9-14
9-15
8-
\
8-
$12%c
& Co.
Pacific
Northern
$1.50
Baumann
(quar.)__
(R. H.)
1
(quar.)___..
9-28
$5c
9-
10-
20c
preference (quar.)_
(quar.)._____
Rv.
(increased)
preferred
66c
Ltd
1
ar¬
9-14
1
9-27
30c
Co.
9-15
10-
Natural Gas Co.
Northern
6%
J25C
' Extra'
Maey
11-
Service,
Public
9-29-
9-28
$1.06
(quar.),,
(quar.)
'
Chemical
9-15
9-30
$40c
convertible
.4V2 %
9-20
'
Co.,
A
Mutual
9-30
97 %c
————
9-29
50c
(quar.)
11-18
9-17
;
clears
payment
Northern Indiana
9-29
$15c
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
90c
50c
9-17
9-29
50c
Company
(this
10-15
-
2 Vic
_
Muter
9-15
9-30
9-30
•
10-
preferred (quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring Co. (irreg.),
9-30
85c
6%
10-
4%
35c
.
10-15
2 lie
com.
Ludwig Baumonn
&
Co.
(see
(Ludwig) & Co.)
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.),,,
Class
9-14
'9-29
$1.25
Manufacturing & Sales Co.____
Macleod-Cockshutt Gold Mines,
Macmillan (H. R.). Export
9-10
9-28
•10-15
3114c
;
&
1
v
8-31
"30c
Co
8-30
7
9-17
Ltd
9-10
-
preferred (this payment clears arrears)
North American Rayon Corp., $3 pfd. (quar.)
North American Refractories Co. (increased)
11-15
7
9-14.
$50c
—
9-17
$1.75
Co.,
Ltd.______—
rears)
~
1
9-
1
30c
9-
12-15
9-21
10-
"
8-30
1
Co
9-14
50c
$1.06%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
10-15
Extra
9-10
45c
(quar.)
Extra
(M.»
10-
1
12 Vic
(quar.)
5% pfd. ($100 par) (quar.)
Lowell Adams Factors Corp. (quar.)
Lowenstein
10-
9-15
t$1.75
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Murphy Paint Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Murray Corp. of America, common (quar.),
Dock—
1
5V2 %
Consolidated, Inc.—
Metal
Brass
10-1
93%c
—
(quar,)^_—__________
Mining Corp.,
American
10-10
(quar.).
9-15
American Investment Corp.—
North
10-
Mfg. Co. (quar.),.
Munising Wood Products Co., Inc.—
9-14
9-28
Royal
Co.
$2 convertible
North
J25c
t$1.75
(quar.)_,____
9-14
1
$5c
1
Mullins
10-
35c.:
Cafeterias
1
10-
7
7
American Car Corp.
North
>
f221ic
-
10-
50c
—-
9-28
$20c
(quar.)
9-
—
9-17
62Vic
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
9-29
t20c
(quar.)i
Lone Star Cement
7%
9-29
:
9-14
10-
9- 7
1
Extra
11-
Ltd
Drop Forging,
preferred (quar.)
Paper Mills, 4%% pfd.
Morrison
10-
t$l
(quar.)
4%%
9-18
37 Vic
9-14
9-28
^
50c
$1.75
series B
9-21
40c
(quar.)
Theatres
preferred
1
10-
Works
series A
1-1-52
$1
Locomotive
preferred
Morris
$1
9-28
10-
1
10-
9-17
50c
10-27
(quar.).,
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
redeemable preference (quar.),
Moore
11-19
(quar.),
9-10
62Vic
87Vic
22Vic*
$1.12Vi :
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.),,,
3-10-52
7%
Normetal
8-31
125c,
(quar.)
Montreal
4%
7%
Nopco
•
9-18
1
9-
10-
(quar.)_„.—
Co.
Chemical
:
$1.50
Co., common
preferred
9-15
(quar.),,,,
Steel
pfd.
9-15
preferred
Loew's
Power
$3.50
Co.,
9-30
..8%
Loew's,
Chemical
9-30
(quar.),,
1
9-24
10-
1
1
,
,
25c
in
5
9-25
M
10-
$1
Company (quar.)
J.)
File
Nicholson
Auto
Montgomery Ward & Co., common
Class A (quar.)
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.),,
$1
common
10-
10-
7
9-11
10-
.
9-18
t$1.12Vi
—
$1.00
(quar.),.
quarterly
December
and
1
10-
9-
9-18
10-
12Vic
(quar.),,
common
25c
'
8
1
9-27
$1.12%
8
9-
9-28
12Vic
:
Ltd.,
(quar.),
9-
7
iy
10-15
t20c
•
(quar.)
9-17
.
Special
Joint
10-25.
1
89-
.
t20c
Montana-Dakota Utilities Corp., com.
4.50% preferred (quar.).,.
$6
10-
Z.
1
J20c
Monroe
9-I2;
9-17
10-
?
(J.
Northwestern States Portland
(quar.)
A
9-14
•
9-14
7
120c
Knitting,
Montana
,____
1
62Vic
(quar.)—
Equipment Co.—
5% preferred (quar.)
(Ind.)—
$1.10
pays
In March.
8%
....
pfd.
9-20*
17 Vi c
September,
Special
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Monroe
Co.—-
(quar.)______.
stock
June,
Lorain
Co..
9-20
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A (accum.),.,
London
Corp
1
(quar.),
10-
J25c
,1
5c
25c
(quar.),,.
1
1
9-
t50c
..._
dfess A
Molybdenum Corp. of America
4Vi%
1
1
t$1.25
Co., Ltdf, (s-a)
10-
11-
10-
5614c,
(quar.),
'10-
10-
9- 7
5c
22 %c
25c
1
20c
9-20
$1.75
10-
,
10-
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp., common
Class A (quar.)
3.40%
preferred (quar.)
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
:
3.90% preferred (quar.)
i—
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.__
—
7
10c
(quar.)
1
(quar.),,
9-
12lie
25c
5614c
7Vic
,
i
Monarch
9-21
9-11,
•
I
10-
15c
1
..
(quar.)
Brewery, Ltd.—
partic. class
B
9-24
1
10-
9-10
$1.12%
—
.
10-1
1
35c
Newport Industries, Inc., common..
4'/»% preferred (quar.)____—
9-15
15c
37 lie
pfd.
„
—
37 Vic
(quar.)
.
(quar.),.
com.
non-cum.
12-24-
12-31
11-16
10-
93 %c
Newport Electric Corp.
,
3%%
preferred (quar.)
9-20
25c
,
(quar.)
Extra
30c
30c
-
Newberry
5
1
50c
Extra
—
__________
N.* Y.
6
9-
15c
Extra
9-15
5
9-
10-
25c
Class
•9-15
1
Quarterly
Locke
•••
9-22..
10-
10-
9-
1
1
7
$1.06%
4Vi%
75c
.,
Extra
80c
1
10-
9-
$1
preferred (quar.)_^—
preferred (1949 series)
Trust Co. (quar.)_^__
1
11-30
1
(quar.)
preferred
3%%
10•„
10-
$1.50
$4.50
,
9-
5
7
$1.01'/4
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
1
30c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
(Robert)
Molson's
9-22
25c
25c
S.
•
9-14
9-29
10c
(quar.),,,
Lincoln National Lite Insurance Co.
Lock
5
12-12
9-
Electric & Gas—
York State
10-
514c
(quar.).
preferred
5.60%
New
9-14
1
&
10-
$1.12Vi
„
Containers, Ltd.,
Mohawk Liqueur
Mohawk Rubber
9-20
12-20
Y.
9-10
9-28
10-
City Omnibus Corp. (irreg.)
Cuba Mail S. S. Co.—
Y.
9-24
1
1
(quar./
A
preferred
N.
N.
9-10
1010-
$1
Water. $4.25 preferred (quar.)__
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
York,
6%
•
4
1
10-
(quar.)
Mojud Hosiery Co., Inc., 5%
12 Vic
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7%
.
11-
1
62 Vic
common
Mitchell
•
B
Little
11-15
10-
$25c
_____
9-
$2
Corp.
~&t
(J. S.)
Modern
10-31
___
•
Mitchell
9-19
~
(s-a)_
9-20
9-29
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)..
$1.15
Mississippi K4ver Fuel Corp. (quar.)
50c
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., com. (quar.)
40c
J '
!
m'''
:■
'mm"'
'-.''V'Zy '• 1 ' 2c
9-19
f.
10-
'
90c preferred (quar.)
Liberty Products Corp.
$1
8-21
$15c
Quarterly
Quarterly
_j_.
liberty Loan Corp., class A—
7%
9-14
62 Vic
(quar.),,
Co., common
Life Insurance (Greenville,
Lindsay
10-12
10-
12-20
pfd.
9-30
Extra
12-31
Electric
Class
9-13
$15c
common,,,,_
Company,
Liberty
9-27
1
10-
10-
pfd. (quar.)
com.
preferred
Dry Corp.
•9-19
(initial quar.)
preferred
Leland
Mission
9-29
Co;, $2.50
convertible preferred
&
$2.50
9-10
U5c
Inc., $6 pfd.
Company,
4%%
Leath
1
9-29
•iandis Macnine Co. (quar.),
Lang (John A.) & Sons, Ltd, (quar.)
Lawyeis Title Insurance (Richmond)—
Le
10-
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Lamson & Sessions
'
9-14
Inc
Appliance
.
(quar.)____
Fund,
Mission
.__
Class
convertible
9-14
$6C
_____
(quar.),
New
10c
4Vi%
Minnesota
1
$10c
•
-
Ltd.
Mines,
9-23
12-28
10-
80c
__
Co.,
common
35c
_;
(quar.)
(Alfred)
10-10
1-10-52
9-12
95c
96V4c
97 lie
$1.08%
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
class A (quar.)^
Co.,
9-25
"
(quar.)
—
Reclaiming,
125c
(quar.)
Mines,
Lamaque
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)~___
(John), Ltd.
pfd.
41i %
Miller-Wohl
New Jersey
8-31
56V4C
40c
& Light,'4%
(quar.)_
preferred
4.05%
9-10
1
$1.18%
Light
Gas
Haven
New Jersey Power
9-17
:Convertible
10-15
10c
Labatt
*
9-14
9-12
9-20
(quar.),
Rubber
9-25
67Vic
preferred
5%; preferred
9-10
30c
30c
Company
Packaging Materials
Midwest
9-28
New
9-19
9-28
10-
50c
(quar.)—
preferred
9-12
1
(quar.)
non^cum.
Miller
$1.50
4%%
1
9-28
(quar.)
Products
preferred
Midwest
9-20
4
7
10-
20c
Stern &, Co., 4Vi% pfd.
Associated Telephone—
Steel.
Midvale
9-12
-
99-
9-12
1
10-
$2
New
Holder9
Payable of Recs
$1.50
England Power, 6% preferred (quar.)__
England Telephone & Telegraph
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)_
New Orleans Public Service, com.
(quar.)__
New
1
9-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Midland
9-19
10-1
$1.12%
1
9-20
9-21
$1.75
(quar.),—
Mid-States Equipment, 7% conv.
Middle South Utilities
(quar.)
9-12
1
preferred
5.40%
1
—
Co.
(quar.),
(quar.)
preferred
Michaels,
Michigan
9-14
10-
Building
preferred
3.90%
10-10
10-
(quar.)
Koppers
La
9-10
1
$1.12%
—
Kimberly Corp.
(quar.)
Kings County Lighting Co., 4% pfd.
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)
Kinney
1
35c
pfd.
Quarterly
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
11-
60c
—_
(quar.)
common
9-15
10-
62 Vic
1
7%
Disintegrating Co., common
4 Vi %
preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Brick (quar.),
10-
$2.50
>
&
9-20
1
10c
$1.12 Vi
Co
Thermit Corp.,
Metals
,
1
Share
of Company
95c
Extra
Metal
10-
When
Per
Name
9-20
40c
(quar.)
Publishing Co. (quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (quar.),,,^
3.85%
(Walter)
(quar.)
Meredith
75c
Kimberly-Clark Corp.,
preferred
5%
1
10-
$1.25
25c
50c
10c
50c
87Vic
25c
(increased)
cl. B
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
35c
5.
& Co.,
&
$3.50
Keyes Fibre Co.
Kidde
Inc.,
10-
40c
Co.*
(Aruthr G.)
Holderi
Payable of Reo.
Share
Mengel Company (quar.)
Merchants Distilling Corp
,
37Vic
10-15
37Vic 1-15-52
37ViC 4-15-52
$1.25 1-15-52
120c
9-28
Machine
McKee
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9- 5
9- 5
9-17
8-31 9-10
10- 8
1- 8
4- 8
1- 8
8-31*
10- 1
10- 1
9-20
When
Per
Payable of Reo.
Share
of Company
Holderi
When
per
Name
I
f \
Ltd-—
9-2L
17%%
.
.jp:..
7-20
Volume 174
Number 5047
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1039)
Per
*
Same
of Company
When
Share
Holder t
.
Pitney-Bowers, Inc.—
47»%
47i%
preferred
Pittsburgh,
Port
'•Common
7%
B
:
(initial
Wayne
Plough,
&
$1.75
Bolt
&
Inc.
Polaris
new
Mining
Huron
Porter
(H.
5%
K.i
Co.,(Pa.),
Mills, 6%
Power,
preferred
Company
Corp.
6%
1st
6%-
preferred
&
Steel
4V2%
A
4%
&
4.65 Vc
Public
•
Common
Co.,
9-24
<
10-
*
preferred
Sicks
9-20
Manitou
Mines.
.
8-31
8-31
9-29
8-31-
50c
'•9-25
50c
,
.
,;v9-25
$1.75 :
v.
10'
2y2%
:
:
12-
1
15c
Smith
7
11-15
,
9-28
9-14
10-, 1
9-15
9-15
10-
1
9-14
35c
9-29
7-19
35c
j
10-10
50c
Real
Silk
11-
t2c
'
■10-
1
5%
Red
10-
1
9-
non-cum
Reliable
Stores
preferred
Republic Investors Fund
kepUDnc
$1
k
Pictures
5%
Republic Steel
.
Corp.,
convertible
Reynolds
(R.
preferred
South
Porto
10-11
9-20
10-22
4
87c
7%
1st
7%
Rieke
$40c
12-
1
10-
1
10-
&
California
Rome
' v Common
4.80%
4%
(quar.)
9-
7
7
Southern
Pacific
9-15
Southern
1-2-52
10-
Southern
5%
25c
10-
1
9-12
75c
10-
2
9-10
$1.50
10-
1
10-
1
Ohio
prf.
10-
90c
10-
(accum.)
D
(E.
9-10
$4
9-20
$4
9-28
9-14
9-29
9-15
9-29
9-15
50c
Insurance
'
10-
1
9-
t50c
—
,
10-
1
37'/2c j;
9-20
10-
i
9-20
9-29
; 9-15
(quar.)__
30c
10-15
:
20c
9-20
10-
1
9-15
10-
„
$1.1272
1
9-15
Co.—
&
R.)
series
Russell
C.i
7%
Car
Heating
&
4%
S.ores,
Inc.,
5%
A
4 74%
(quar.i
com.
St.
Paul
•St.
Regis
Antonio
Transit
Co.
San
Jose
Milling,
Water
474%
,
1
&
common
preferred
Scovill
4.30%
preferred
9-
7
1
9-29
9-15
'
10-
1
8-31
(quar.)
Brothers.
(quar.)!
(quar.).
10-15
9-
preferred
Assurance
Sundstrand
1
1
9-18
U.
12-17
10-
1
Sunshine
1
9-17
9-28
10-
1
9-14
10-25
.9-28'
10-15
9-21
10-
11;
U.
$4
1
9-20
85c
Talcott
$1;
50c
%11-
'
10-
1
1
10-18*
10-18*
12-
t
11-14
12-
1
11-14
Omaha,
Tool
Canada
(quar.)..
(quar.).___
mu.
(G.)
10-
12-
4
1
9-15
9-28
9-14
9-28
9-14
10-
(qt'.ar.)
Instrument
Teck-Hughes
Gold
Cos
Mines
10-
1
9- 4
9-30
9-20
$1
75c
10-
1
1
9-17
10-
1
9-14
10-
6
9-14
9
8-23
9-20
9-20
8-23
9-20
8-23
8-23
21c
9-20
8-23
9-20
8-23
61.12%
10-15
:j- 3
56V4C
9-28
9-14
'
75c
10-15
9-
(
1
50C
10-15
9-
6 >:
$75c
10-
1
9-
T
25c
10-
1
9-1C
i
•
%
'
(quar.)
35c
9-29
55c
10-
8-S
1
9-11
15c
Works,
(quar.)
9-30
9-1"
$2.50
(quar.)
10-10
9-2*
10c
10-
1
$1.0674
10-
1
common
(R.
Co.
I.)—-
10c
1011-
9-ri *
3
11-
3
S.
h
9-28
9-!*
50c
10-15
9-2**
10-
1
8-J
10-
1
8-1
,
20c
10-
5
'
•"
;•
20c
Co.*
(quar.)
common
10-
5
9-2
$1.75
(quar.)_^
preferred
10-
1
9-20
$1
10-
1
:••• ••
'
S. Lines Co. (N.
J.), 478% pfd.
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
1
9-
10-
1
9-
•;
10-
1
9-
* '
22 %C
(s-a)
1-2-52
75c
9-20
75c
12-11
12-20
8,
$1
Corp., common
10-
1
1
11
9-r
10-11
93 %C
10- 1
9-20
3%%
93%c
10-
1
9-20
62 Vac
10-1
9-15
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Printing & Lithograph Co.
5%
preference series A (quar.)
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co.—
$1.40 convertible preferred (accum.)
U. S. Steel Corp., 7% preferred (quar.)
U.
;
35c
(quar.)
United
$1.25
10-
1
9-20
(quar.)
United Wallpaper, Inc;, 4% pfd.
Universal-Cyclops
United
Utilities
Steel
4%
9-17
1
9-17
8%
preferred (quar.)
Upressit Metal Cap, 7%
10-
1
9-17
Upson
$75c
10-
1
9-15
30c
9-20
9-10
30c
10-15
20c
9-
7
9-
7
Utah
9-
1
Utica
♦Oc
1
8-31
1-2-52
11-3Q
10-
Company,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(accum.)
Power
5%
common
&
Light Co.
Knitting
prior preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
10-
1
9-20
20c
10-
1
9-15
Value
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-. 7
$5c
10-
9-
7
$50c
10-
9-
"7
35c
10-
9-15
$5c
10-
8-21
*
•
9-1*
10c
10-15
9-2
17 %c
10-15
9-r:;
9-29
10-15
9-1^,
9-2' f
9-29
9-29
—
Line
I
1«
35c
11-
1
1
9-r
10-
1
15c
10-15
10-
1
9-30
10-
1
-
9-
9-21
9-r;
9-2'
—.
9-
Fund,
62 %c
10- 1
r
9-2
62%c
1-2-52
12-*"
10c
25c
9-28
10-
1
9-14;
Inc.—
per share from earned income and
3 7/lOc per share from securities profits.
Van
Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers, Inc.
Norman
6c
9-20
8-31
15C
9-30
9-lQ
30c
Co
9-20
$1.25
12-10
9-10
Vapor Heating Corp.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
;
'0-i"
2 3/10c
De
.
10-1 *
10-
$2
45c
—*
1
Van
;
9-1"
11-
$1.12%
Utility Appliance Corp. common
$1 convertible preferred (quar.)
$25c
1
Co.
10-
9-20
10-
30c
preferred
50c
1
$3.50
6
9-
10-1
$2
(Increased)
preferred
$1
common
1
12%C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.— •
60c class A preferred (quar.)
9-29
11-
50c
(quar.i
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., com.
1
1
$75c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10-
10-
9-2
11-
Laboratories, Inc.—
10-
28Ac
1
9-28
35c
convertible
472 %
10-
11-20
$17%c
25c
Extra
10-15
35 c
$1.75
Inc.
15c
•
1
Steel
9-18
1
4
'
Corp., Ltd., common
6%
class A preference (s-a)
U. S. Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
United Stockyards Corp., common (quar.)__
70c conv. preferred (quar.)
9-17
10-
S.
9-18
11-
*
$1.75
(quar.)
1
9-10
1
t
$1
$1.75
B
Gypsum
<
9-1
60c
(quar.)
"
1
9-29
;
9-ny
1
9-:
1
25c
(quar.)„..w—
10-
10-1
'
9-2S
9-20
14c
5c
10-
75c
■
'■
4
12c
56 74C
.'.
preferred
9-
'
25c
40c
common
1
Co—
Markets
preferred
5%
(quar.
Ltd.,
10-
Ltd
0. 8.
,
common
9-10
$1.25
(quar.) "
10-
Co.—
62V2C
common
Inc.,
preferred
1
fund
$1.13
Co.
9-2C
10-
(quar.)
25c
(quar.).
.
Taylor
Dye
Specialties
Universal
(auar.)____.
Extra
9-14
9174c
12-21
50c
1
(James),
Tamblyn
4%
$1.0772
of
1
10-15
$1.50
9-14
35c
...
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Co. (quar.)...
;
Mining
preferred
472 %
11-1
S.
7%
9-14
9-28
$1
Quarterly
9-20
'
9-28
Co.—
8ylvania Electric Products, Inc.,
1
-
Machine
Company—
Quarterly
10-
-
.
;
10-
25C
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Foil, class A______—
7%
9-14
10-
7
9-21
and
9-14
10-
6
9-
1
S.
7%
9-28
Swift &
10><
30
U. S.
U.
10-25
9-
9-29
10-
three
Cold Storage Corp.___
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.)
Finishing Co.—
$4 convertible preferred (quar.)
9-17
9-17
5
9-22
50c
$1.12%
S.
1
56c
(quar.)
Co.
Sunray Oil Corp.,
474% convertible
10-
11-10
10-12
25c
1
8772c
.
(quar.)
common
A
1
10-15
11-15
Fund__
preferred
United
10-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-
25c
10-
$1
Co.
Jersey RR. & Canal
Piece
474%
6
20c
Propane Gas Corp.—
(quar.)
2-
9-10
Income
New
United
10-
$20c
preferred
11-
1
1
9-18
$1.25
...
Securities
preferred
Chemical
Sun Life
1
11-
10-15
3%%
...
11-15
-...l.;f. «-•.
(quar.)
11-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
5-15-52
;_2_ '
common
10-15
$1.25
...
Ltd.
2-15-52
10-
Illuminating
United
Plywood
convertible
5%
Sept.
Improvement Co.
S.
2nd
Sun
Co.
U.
Studebaker Corp.
Suburban Electric
1
10-
6272C
31 Tic
587aC
(quar,)
(quar.)
9-15
12 V2c
$1.18%
(quar.)
11-
Stromberg-Carlson Co.—
$4
at
15c
Gas
United
9-18
;
*
"*./M
(quar.)
9-30
(quar.)...
9-14*
12-
37y2c
>
7
$1.50
(quar.)_.__.
preferred
4%
1
the
Ltd.—
6% preferred A (quar.)__
United Gas Corp. (qua?.;
1
,!
1
Oct.
vs-ti
Fuel Investments,
43174C
(quar.)
1
9-
$1.0674
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-20
10-10
(quar.)..
,
9-
V
9-15
(entire
America
Glass
&
772c
Inc.
preferred
;
.
Manufacturing"Co.,
3.65%
10-
10-
50c
(quar.
preferred
9-19
12-15
(quar.)^
(quar.).
12-
9-28
1
preferred
Frqit
Extra
10-10
12-10
.
9-15
10-
Playing Card Co
i2 72c
....
United
A
S.
1272c
com.
Paper Co.—
$3.40
$4
Company,
preferred
4%% preferred
Scott
,
(Ed.
9-19
1
preferred
Can
U.
80c
Sangamo Electric Coy (quar.)..;
Schuster
1
10-
10-17
Ltd.
Works,
10-
$1.10
-
10-15
9-28
9-15
1
50c
of
Shake.
$4.50
——
9-15
25C
Corp.
(quar.
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred. (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.).
9-10
20c
(quar.).
Quarterly
Carlos
1
$1.25
Quarterly.
San
-9-15
1
9-20
9-7
10-
fund
stock
*9-20
Suburban
Fire
4.40%
San
10-
50c
& Marine Insurance
(quar.)
Paper Co.
1st preferred series A
(quar.)
$4.50
United
75c
Stewart-Warner
$1.25
Louis Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co
St. Louis-8an Francisco
Ry. Co.
"
5% conv. pfd. A VTC (quar.)___
I
1
'
9-15
1
1
Special
9-28
9-10
37 72C
St.
•
4
10-
9-30
3
10-
"C"
stock
75c
9-10
$$1.06
(quar.).
9-
t50c
9-25
60c
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
$3174C
9-25
9-14
Inc.—
(quar.).
Union
8-27*
U.
25c
-
$1
Light & Power Co.,
preferred
Fund
common
9-14
1
1010-
Fund "A"
Bond
Class
Steel Products
Engineering (quar.)
Sterling Aluminum Products. Inc. (quar.)...
Sterling Drug Inc., 372% pfd. (quar.)
Sterling Electric Motors, 472% preferred
9-29
(quar.)
3aguenay Power Co,.
St. Joseph
Bond
9-20
5%
9-14
$10c
1
$50c
-
Union
10-
10-
9-15
$$1.12%
Fund
9-14
Stedman
1
Bond
9-5
Common
9-20
1
9-29
;
common
1
9-17
9-15
1
$50c
Funds, Inc.—
1
V.'5%
9-10
9-25
10-
25c
preferred
10-
1
10-
:
Union
9-19
'
9-17
!
10-
(quar.)
pfd.
-on
30,
of
9-10
9-29
9-17
15c
$1.75
dividend)
Corp.
9-20
1
;
9-25
'
100
Co., common
Co.
Oil
10-10
10-
$25c
&
15c
Steak
1
Yards
Union
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Porp.--^
Quarterly
Safeway
•
9-17
new
35c
10-15
1
9- 4
Corp.
Rubber
$10c
9-12
30c
Co.,
9-20
$l2 72c
9-14
9-
June
Radio, Ltd., class A__.___.
(L. S.) Company (quar.).,
1
$$1.75
Lighting
10-15
$1.75
1
Extra
Safety
$20c
9-29
9-10
1
9-25
$35c
is -for
(s-a>
Trusteed
93%C
25c
Saco-IiOwe.'l
Union
18%C
(accum.
10-
9-11
preferred
Stock
$1
—
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shoos
(quar.)
4%
Sulphur
$1
Oil Co. (Ohlo)-~
3%% preferred A (quar.).
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.—
Common (s-a)
V
Participating convertible preferred..
9-12
this
above
&
Union
11-
9-20
10-
62 %C
United Public
Starrett
rr
of
(quar.)_;
Union
94c
9-1
9-28
50c
$15c
35c
each
for
*
9-10
9-10
(quar.)
shares
'
,
9-30
9-30
40c
ending
5
7 72c
2
9-29
plus
United
common
10-
•
9-14
,
redemption
shown
9-20
40c
-
25c
preferred
9-
35c
A
Standard
■
9-14* '
1
...
10-19
Standard
n
1
1Q-
Electric Light & Power—
10-15
Co.—
;
Corp.,
(quar.)
10-
$20c
25c
Asbestos
United
(quar.)_
31 Tie
$1.0674
conv.
United
Standard Products Co.
20c
share
Gas,
Union
Tex.)
(quar.)—-——
9-15
50c
per
11-15
$1.1674
Insurance
50c
(quar.)...
5
$2
(Dallas,
$1.25
common
9-
75C
—
9-15
30c
for
Series
2
75c
Ltd.,
9-30
$1.25
—
2
(quar.)
Company
4
$1.25
Marine
(quar.).
Corp
474%
called
Quarterly
Udylite Corp.
4
9-
50c
—
—
__.
9-14* *'
9-14*
$1.12%
(33
Union
(s-a)—^
10-
preferred (quar.).,
Inc* (quar.)
Industries.
9-
9-28
Electric—
10-
Company
(R.
Russell
9-28
■
"
1
1
...
par
Dec. 31, 1950.
208 South La Salle St.
& Sons—
preferred
Co.,
quarters
9-13
9-30
•■
«
3-15
10-
...
Trusts
United Biscuit Co.
$1.25
Pendleton, Inc. (quar.)..
Cable Corp., common
Ruberoid
1
9-28
50c
Factors
General
Payment
9-10
•
9-15
12-15
10-
...
$20
1
of common held).
This payment
approved by the common stockhold¬
Increased
9-10
9-26
.
10-
1-2-52
4-2-52
25c
20tfo Century-Fox Film Corp. (quar.)_
Twin Coach Co., $1.50 conv.
pfd. (accum.)
9-12
9-26
$1.20
Participating
Corporation
9-17
3772C
—
Insurance
Company
preferred
$7
9-10*
t50c
f20c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
Brothers,
.
participating preference (quar.)......
Participating convertible preferred..^
Standard Gas & Electric, $6 pfd.
(accum.)..
9-15
_____
Telephone
1
27c
$3
7
(quar. )—
Co.
10-
7C
Squibb
35c
(quar.)
9-17
$40c
1
9-14 -«
317iC
Co
dividend
$$1.50
—
»
9-17
9-28
(quar.).
series
Construction
Union Pacific Railroad
trust
(quar.)_i«.
Quarterly
9-17
1
50c
75c
preferred
Standard Fruit & Steamship Corp.,. common.
Ltd
1
10-
25c
Common
Springfield Fire
Quaiterly
75c
(irreg.)—
com.
10-
1272c
(quar.)_______
&
Life
9-10
1
9-29
10%
Co.
9-15
10-
9-10
9-28
25c
-
Company (quar.)
Treesweet Products Co., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
9-15
1
10-15
(quar.)-
Standard
Co.,
1
10-
$2
_
1
Trane
10-
$1.I272
(quar.)
(irreg.)
9-18
Co., Ltd.,
4
Electric Co.—-
(quar.)—
preferred l((quar.)
9-20*
1
10-1
$1.1272
——————
L.i
4
9-
9-26
10-
1
$4
at
$53.50
9-
9-28
50c
Co
common
Ltd
&
preferred
issue
9-28
50c
—
Quarterly«■
■
9-20*
$1.3772
(quar.)
9-10
9-22
1
9-10
25c
pfd. series B
Axle
Tailors,
Realty
stock
Tucson
(quar.)__^___,—
stock
Gas
Detroit
Traiimobile
5772c
—
9-18
A
9-29
9-20
;
10-
1
25c
Corp., Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
4y2 %
preferred
(quar.)-—-
.
$1.25
1
class
'
10-
.
Drug Stores, Inc.—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Toronto
1
I772c 7
1
Ltd.,
25c
10-30
$1
.i—
com.
50c
31740
Traders Finance
9-14
,8c
10-
A
10-
3174c
10-
Mills,
v
.
$1.75
com.
9-ia*
12-10*
450c
$1.75
Corp.,
9-20
1
9-10
7%
12-20
1
1
Tobln Packing
75C
10-
10-
a special
meeting held on Sept. 12
Co., Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Tooke Brothers, Ltd.
(interim)
9-17
9-17
11-
9-22
5772c
,
preferred
■
Southwestern
9-10
25c
___
Co.
Co.
Royalty
Southwestern
9-14%
:
&
Southland
9-15
12-15
; 9-24
Oxygen
Mobile
12-15;,
1
1-2-52
t5c
(quar.)—
1
1
Railway Co.—
___
___
10-
-
1
shares
10-
t75c
10-
20c
preferred initial
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Top
8-31
$1.25
——
—
9-
tl5c
(quar.)
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.j—
preferred
1
convertible
Roos
ers
50c
Paper
&
1
_
(quar.)
Gas
1
&
Rowe
was
8-31
10-
8-31
25c
(quar.)
conv.
5%
Edison—
10-
f28c
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Roeser
8-31
I
tlOc
(quar.)„.
Co.,
Bag
10-
+
preferred
5%
1
10-
non-cum^conv.
Extra
v
/
$1.25
5%
10-
$$1.25
(quar.)
Rochester-American
&
fl5c
(quar.)
10-
t25c
t27c
.
Controls
1st
9-18
preferred (quar.).
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co.—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
4V2'ft
9-28
(quar.)
"obinson. Little &
'•
5c
Ltd.__
Square
Robertson
Rockwood
8-30
_—
$1.12
___
___
Robertshaw-Fulto-i
-
9-29
Co.—
472 7c
Sugar
Southern Indiana
9-17%
^10- 1
25c
*
Rochester
Tishman
-—
4.65%
common
Products
(P.
Tip
9-14
Canada Power, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
participating preferred (quar,)_—.
Participating
i__
;
T-_—
i
87l/2c
(quar.)
Riverside Cement Co.. class
>
Timken
9-14
9-28
Southern
9-24
4c
Co.
Silk
9-15
9-28
original preferred (quar,')
•4.32 7c
preferred (qua?.)—-.:
11-18
40c
j
.
dividend
Riverside
474%
(quar.)
5 7c
(quar.)
Advance
Southern
9-13
40c
preferred
Metal
Stock
472%
9-15
,
10-10
1
Mlllo
5%
6272C
(quar.)
Co.,
9-14
1
:
(quar.)_
2nd preferred
Richardson
9-14
1
9-28
130c
Mills
Water,
Rico
preferred
Southam
1
1
Paper
Rice-Stix, Inc.—
:
10-
10-
Rhinelander
.
Thrifty
9-28
75c
Cotton
5%
15c
Pittsburgh
South
—k
(quar.)—
,
9-29
(quar.)__
Co.
9-15
—
preferred
preferred
4.50%
10-15
(quar.)
Oil
Penn
9-28
Tobacco
J.i
iVi-^3.60%
v
preferred
9-
10-
__.
6% convertible prior preferred
Reynolds Metals Co., common.^.;
572%
4
Electric & Gas Co.—
1
______________
preferred
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Thorofare Markets, Inc.,
4
4
(quar.)
1
corp.—
convertible
9-
9-
67c
—,
9-14
9-21
9-
(increased)
preferred
10-
$1.18%
(quar.)
——„ „
9-28
35c
(quar.)----—
10-15
$1.25
.
_
__
Thomaston
9-21
59 %c
Extra
Corp.
___..
preferred
Southern
.
Extra
9-11
50c
1
10-
,
1
10-
(quar.)__
10-10
11-
(quar.)
3
«
■
Ur 1
(quar.)
preferred
'
42c
Carbon
-
Company
10-
Thrift
(quar.)—-,;
50c
(quar.)—
tvci.ance
Manufacturing Co.
3V2%
convertible preferred (quar.
Remington Rand, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Extra
convertible
10-
(quar.
Iron
Paper
10-
10c
&
6orp.
50c
(quar.)...__
—
$1.25
75c
0%
preferred
South
1
-
Renold-Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.)
7; Class A (quar.)
9-15
10-
I50c
57e
preferred (quar.)
Stores, 4%% pfd. A
Thermatomic
———-—
Steel
preferred
$1
7
$1.14
_n
Textron, Inc.- (N. H.), $2.30 pfd. (quar.)
Textron Incorporated (R.
I.), com. (quar.).
Thermoid
J5674C 1
(quar.).
(increased)
Inc.^ 4%
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
60c
,
______
Knitting Mills, Ltd.—
M.Brt
Inc.
Ltd.
933/4C
prior
Owl
Kegent
Textiles,
9-19
—
Western Dairies,
V, Common
(This-payment
.arrears)
A
V'. 4.60%
9-12
t25c
(quar.)lL
,
2
Hosiery Mills, Inc.
•
.
participating.
all
Co.,
8outh Carolina
•
A
clears
.
Utilities Co.
1
t3c
Corp., common
(quar.)
(Howard).
5%
9-15
$1
$1.25 conv. preferred A (quar.)
South Atlantic Gas Co., common (quar.)
>
9-12
11-30 "
$1.50
/
10-15
1
10c
Snap-On*.Tools; Corp.
(quar.)—
Solvay American Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)^.
Sonotone Corp.,
common
(quar.)
9-7
,
10-1
20C
Ltd....
$2
1
10-
9-28
(increased).
preferred
(A,
i
11-
10-
Quarterly
8-31
$1
$1.14
(quar.).
preferred
1
;
$2
*.'
f
Smith
9-
10-1
.
.'
9-7
10-
25c
(quar.)
Breweries,
9-20
30c
(quar.)....
__
Purina
Class
..
Co.
31oss-Sheftield
-
9-15
•9-28
50c
Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.).
Mfg. Co., $2.40 pfd. (quar.)..:
•Reading Co., 4 7c 2nd preferred (quar,)_____
Reading Tube Corp.—V
; ■
;
9-10
__
9-15
-
1
9-28
50c
Raytheon
v
(irreg.)
pfd.
Skenandoa
Rayon,
5%
prior pfd.
;5% class A preferred (quar.)
9-29
V $1.25
H'JZ-
Texas
9-10
1
quarterly
Optical
Class
9-29
-
(quar.
Quebec Telephone.' 5% preferred
*RKO Theaters Corp. (initial)—
Corp.
Products
Silverwood
40c
t
*
(quar.)
1
10-
15c
Seattle Brewing & Malting Co.
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class B
$1.02;.
;
Py.rene Manufacturing
Co._T
__
Quaker City Fire & Marine Ins. Co.
(quar.)
Quaker Oats Co., common (irreg.)
6 %
preferred ; (quar..i_.
Rauton
1
35c
•
i
.
(quar^j__^^l___
pfd.
conv.
Oil
Shuron
9-4
1
$1.25
Company
Steel
Shellmar
5
9-15
Corp.,: Ltd...;
Pyle-National Co.,. common
Quebec
Shell
9-14
10-
9-15
Purex
8%
1
9"v 7
10-
Service,
$4
pfd.
(quar.)
Texas Power & Light
Co., $4 pfd.
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd.—
1
57c
10-
Corp.__
9-19
10-
9- 7
1
$1.27%
$1.13
(quar.)_
9-20
1
Alegre:Sugar (quar.)__^__i__j_4-:---V
Oil
15c
com.
'
9-13
10-15
1
10-
(quar.)
Electric
$4.56
"
1
10-
voting (quar.)
;
non-voting ,(quar.)__^di-—-.y.-"-~,/'
original preferred (quar.)
Z'L-i-'J-.
Publicker Industries, Inc.;, com;stock
div.) Puget-:-Sound- Pulp & Timber ;(quar.V.
Pure
9-10
Shattuck
10-
.
7%
Punta
9-10
9-28
Texas
31 74C
(Omaha),
Sicks'
.Common
;
6
9-20
'
,'
preferred (quar.
Publication Corp., common
';
9-28
75c
Y.)—-
4.08%
/
9-
$1
common
class A
Shakespeare
(quar.
$1.16V4
Electric & Gas Co.—1
pref.
15c
:.i.
preferred (quar.)
4%7o
(quar.)_s__—
(quar.)
,
div.
—
(quar,)—-.,
9-29
$1.25
50c
Oklahoma—
cf
9-14
Inc
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
J56Vic
_
(N.
Lines,
common
10-
20c
'
Co.
9-20
(Frank G.) Co. (quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
4% redeemable pfd. A (quar.)__
47a% redeemable pfd. B (quar.)__
preferred
Service
$1.40
\
Co.
Co.,
Increased
Trust
9-20
$1.12 72
9-29
10-
$1.16
preferred
preferred
5.10%
preferred
15c
(quar.)
_
preferred
57o
$1,167.
preferred
4.65%
Seismograph Service
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Public Service
-•
9
9- 7
4.64%
5
9-15
10-15:
35c
Eank
99-
1
9-25
75c
(quar.)
National
9-21
9-29
9- 7
9-20
9-25
10-
$1.0674
9-
9-20
10-10
$1.02%
;
9-7
1
10-10
10-10
1
1
10-10
30c
10-
:
-
1
65c
33 %C
333/4C
9- 6
10-
45c
33 %c
9-15
9-20
10-
4.60%
Air
of Rec.
1
$1.15
474%
9-17
12-14
Western
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-17
9-27
12-27
&
Holder9
Payable
35c
preferred
(quar.)
preferrred (quar.)
$1.25
Gas
4V27o
9-27
$1.50
50o
$1.25
convertible
Sharon
(quar.)
4.10%
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
tquar.;
A
Acceptance Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Seiberling Rubber Co.—
.
9-29
175c
9-21
When
Share
preferred
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
Common (quar.)
9-21
(quar.)
preferred
Securities
9-15
10-
$$1.50
(quar.)___
RR.
6%
Tennessee
1
57o
1
10-
$40c
'
preferred (quar.)____
Washington Insurance Co.—
Common
Pubnc
.
9-15
40c
._
L____L
preferred
Co.,
9-25
9-29
45c
_
9-25
1
Ltd.—
Products
preferred
10-1
22Vic
;
Prosperity Co., 57c
Providence
Seattle
$1.50
tqukri)
Line
Company
Power,
9-11
1
—
8-28
Inc
Car
$1.35
9-20
50c
,
partic.
Wabers
Pressed
$1 .35
Seaboard
10-
1
10-
preferred (quar.)__,__
convertible preferred
(quar.)
convertible
preferred B
(quar.)
8-24'
6%
quar.)
(quar.
Lambert,
Prentiss
9-14
'
(quar.)____
(increased)
non-cum.
Pratt
pfd.
common
(quar.).
of Canada,
(increased)
Common
1
$1
Per
Name of
Telluride
,
10-
convertible
9-24
62Vic
Woolen
Power
10-
*
iquar.»_
Eiecaic
Potter
15c
_____
(incr.
com.
Portland
3.60%
$2.60
9-15
10c
(quar.)__
10-
9-11
preferred A (quar.)
Finance Co., com. (quar.)
Seaboard
8-27
10c
Potomac
•
8-27
1
40c
Paper Co.—- *'.
1
$1.12V2
(quar.)
non-cum.
9-21
\
10-
15c
—
preferred
non-cum.
5%
10-
___
(initial)
Air
5 %
9-10
9-21
15c
20c
preferred
preferred
Seaboard
7
1
10-
Holder*
Payable of Ree.
$1.10
83 %c
(quar.)
series-A
50c
(quar.)
Co._
(quar.)
non-cum.
$4.50
9-
(initial quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
9-10
2
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
9-14
35c
(quar.)
common
Sulphite &
Common
3.35%
9-20
1
10-
75c
(incr.)
(quar.)
Plymouth Oil,
4%
Inc.
Corp.
Chocolate
1
10-
$1.75
;;
Nut
10-
9-20
Share
Electric, 4.40%
.Common
;
Extra
Planters
I
Ry.—
(quar.)_
Pittsburgh Screw
10-
53 Vic
quar.)__
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.,
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Port
53VsC
—
Chicago
&
(quar.)_
preferred
Same of Company
Scranton
preferred (quar.)__
When
per
Payable of Rec.
47
12-
,
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1040)
Monday, September 17, 1951,
..
.
■MM.—————_______————————————
20c
156c
$1
t50c
Common
5%
(s-a)
preferred
(s-a)
Chemical
Victor
Works,
3Va %
preferred
9-15
10-15
9-20
$2.50
25c
10- 1
10- 1
9-29
9-7
9-7
9-19
87V2c
50c
20c
9-29
9-29
9-20
9-19
9-19
9- 5
2nd
4%
*
preferred
_—
(quar.)
Victor Equipment Co.
L—
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
£%
preferred
(accum.)
Virginia Electric <fe Power Co., com.
454.20
preferred (quar.)—
;
45 preferred (quar.)_—:
44.04
preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway, common fquar.)
€%
preferred (quar.)
^
■6% preferred (quar.)
•6% preferred (quar.)_—
%%
preferred
Vulcan
$3 preferred
Corp.,
44.50 preferred
Vulcan
1%
preferred
mbasso
(quar.)_i.____—
(quar.)__—
Detlnning
Co.,
(quar.):
common
(quar.)—»_
Co., Ltd.*..
Cotton
>—
Waldorf
System, Inc. (quar.)
Ward Baking Co., common (quar.))—
5Vi% preferred (quar.)—
*
Warner Brothers Pictures. Inc.
6%
1st
preferred
Waterous,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
———
Motor
Knitting
.
(quar.)_.
common
Ltd.
Waukesha
Wayne
Inc.,
Co.
(quar,)-———
Mills
(quar.)
—
-
-
•
2-1-51
5-1-52
8-1-52
9-30
9-30
9-20
10-20
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-20
9-25
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
35c*
,.
Wagner Baking Corp., common—.
2%
preferred (quar.)
Wagner Electric Corp
KVaialua Agricultural Co., Ltd._
Wamer-Hudnut,
9-20
9-20
9-25
11- 1
37Vic
37Vic
37Vic
37Vic
75c
$1.13
(quar.)
Chemical
6%
Penn
West
Gas
Co.
35c
125c
15c
$1.75
75c
15c
25c
25c
$1.37Vi
25c \ 10- 5
25c
9-28
$1.50 '
10- 1
(10c
10-15
25c
10- 1
35c
10- 1
..
>
Virginia
&
Wilson
Line. Inc. (s-a)
1
9-14
9-19
8-21
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.
4 Vi %
preferred A (quar.)
10-
Water
$4.50 preferred
preferred
9-14
■
45c
9-25
Winnipeg
5
wtnsted
Electric
Hosierv
Wisconsin
9-10
6%
9-20
Wisconsin
(quar.)
Hydro Electric Co.
9-20
Wisconsin
Southern
10-15
9-20
Wiser
Co.
$1.50
10-
1
9-15
50c
10-
1
9-14
Wbod
8
5%
30c
(quar.)_
——
9-20
$1.12V2
10-
9-
Steel
1
9-15
1
9-20
Woodward
(50c
10-15
9-14
(35c
10-15
9-14
♦1.25
11-15
11- 1
$1.25
2-15-52
2-
&
1
10-
$1.25
10-
12 Vic
8
1
9-
8
1
9-14
9-29
9-14
9-
5
9-
7
9-
7
50C
10-
2
$1.25
10-
2
»
(quar.)
J 40c
Common
Mines,
10-10
9-25
9-20
8-31
50c
-
Wright-Hargreaves
Wrtgley (William)
7
30
9-
9-28
(25c
—
(quar.)
Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd
Worthington
Pump
& Machinery
Corp.—
1
9-
9-
Co.
(quar.)
Lothrop, common
preferred
10-15
9-20
10-15
10-
Wool
Stationery Corp.—
10-31
20c
25c
Woods
10-
Co.
8-31
10-15
20c
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Mfg. Co., Ltd., (quar.)—
10-
40c
9-14
1
25c
(Alan)
5%
J
11-
♦1.50
(quar.)
Appliance Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
Railroad
Gas &
Extra
9-15
1
9-14
1
10-15
♦2.50
preferred
10-15
(quar.)
Service, com.
;
Co.
Power
10-15
Oil
9-17
10-
(60c
common
■
1
9-28
$2
Co..
Co..
Electric
$1.02'/2
(quar.)
&
9-
8-31
8-31
10-
56'Ac
:
1
9-17
$1.06 »/4
(quar.)
_—
$1.05
6% preierred A (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Tablet
8-21
9-20
9-29
10-
(15c
pfd.
$4.25
Company,
$1.12'/2
.
(quar.
Pacific
9-19
20c
—
(quar.)
Western Department Stores (quar.)
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A (quar.)„—
$1.40 preferred (quar.)——
Wertern
Wilson
9-13
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
Power Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.).
4.10%
preferred C (quar.)
West Texas Utilities Co., $6 pfd.
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
Western
Wilson
9-10
3c
(s-a)
Pcnn
$5
9-15
35c
pfd.
4'/a%
8-31
9-11
10-17,
1-16
4-17
7-17
9-15
9-15
9-10,
10-10
9- 8
9-20
9-20
9- 6
9-15
9-20
9-15
9-15
9-7
1
9-29
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(30c
9-20
(J.
When
Share
(quar.)
C), Ltd
20c
3c
Ohio
West
West
10-
of Company
Ltd.
25c
31'/<c
Co._
Co.,
Per
Name
Wilsil,
Special
West
9-12
8-31
8-31;
8-31
10- 1
9-20
9-20
$1.25
$1.01
62y2c
.
Snowdrift
&
Oil
End
West
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
4.20%
$1.50
30c
$1.05
"
Fixture
&
5% preferred (quar.)
Webster-Chicago Corp. (quar.)
Wellington Fund, Inc
——
'
(quar.)
Share
of Company
Showcase
Wesson
$2.50
common
(quar.)
Weber
9-21
1
1
1
1
—
—
10101110-
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Terney Corp.
Verney Corp. (Canada) 4'/2% pld. (quar.)_
Veruentes-Camaguey Sugar (Cuba)——
Viau, Ltd.
;
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific Ry. Co.—
Ltd.
Co.
(3c
(monthly)—
10-
1
25c
10-
1
9-20
25c
Jr.
11-
1
10-20
9-29
9-21
$-27
'
5%
preferred
Westmoreland.
(quar.)
Inc.
—1;.
10-
1
9-13
Monthly
L_—
25c
10-
1
9-14
Wyatt Metal
(25c
(quar.)
$1.25
10-
Weston
(George), Ltd
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
$5 prior preferred (quar.)..
White Motor
Wlco
Co.
6%
Co.,
preferred A
Wieboldt
9-14
9-20
9-28
9-6
9-
7
Yates-American
9-
7
York
York
9-24
9-10
15c
9-15
Stores,
Willys-Overland
Co.
9-14
9-25
9-14
25c
J*
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
9-28
9-14
tPayable in U. 8. Funds, less 15% Caradian non-residents' tax,
(Payable In Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
Nan*
10-
1
10-
1
9-20
a
Less British
10-
I
"V 9-20
x
resident
tax
y Corrected
0
$1.12 >/2
1
»-*
9-21
r
,
Less Jamaica Income tax.
9-20
„
(quar.)
9-10
9-24
1
9-14
15c
—
series A
1
8
10-
9-14
75c
$4.50 convertble preferred
1010-
1
10-
50c
30c
Inc.—
fiOC
25c
56 Vic
(quar.)
Sl.OG1/*
common
Motors,
(quar.)
Machine
Corporation, 4Vi% preferred (quar.)—.
Corrugating Co.
(quar.)
9-28
50c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Co.
$1.40
9-10
(quar.)
common
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)—
9-17
1
1
62'/2c
Boiler Works—
Towne Mfg.
9-10
10-
10-
Cable
Electric
&
1
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Corp. (quar.)—
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)—
Whitaker
Yale
&
15%; resident tax 7%.
income
payment
tax.
or
.
holders
Previous published dates
record
of
dates
reported
are
hart,
incorrect-
were
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
->,i
;;
r
t
£
'■
worth,
Athens, Ala.
Bond
"City
Offering—M. S. Kennemer,
Clerk,
will
auction at 2 p.m.
sell
at public
(CST) on Sept.
25, an issue of $665,000 natural gas
«ystem revenue bonds. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Sullivan
terest A-O.
Writer
ALABAMA
f;
&
Robinson,
Denver, Dempsey & Co., of Chi¬
cago,
Cullman,
Sale—The
revenue-1951
tric
Ala.
bacher
cisco,
Los
elec¬
761—were
awarded
to
Sterne, Agee &
l^each, of Birmingham, at a net
interest cost of about 2.40%.
price of 100.001, a
interest cost of about 2.95%,
1955 to
1959
140,000 3s. Due
300,000 21/2s.
$120,000 public
Improvement, series 1951 A bonds
were
July 1 from
inclusive.
July 1, 1960.
on
Due
July
on
1
in
1961 and 1962.
730,000 2V4S. Due
1966
on
Bond Offering.—Edwin J.
Dowd,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
at the office of Day, Berry
Howard, 750 Main Street, Hart¬
ford, until 11 a.m. (DST) on Sept.
Sept. 11—v. 174, p. 853
awarded to Berney Perry &
on
1967 to
1980
on
on
1961. The bonds
Sept. 1 from 1952
callable.
are
150,000 Criminal Court and Jail
bonds.
for
the purchase of $114,000
Torringford School -1951
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due
on Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclu¬
The
sive.
Legality approved by Day,
Berry & Howard, of Hartford.
Due
Sept.
on
1,
1961.
bonds maturing on Sept.
from
1
1952 to
1960
are
River
Commission
July 1, 1981.
Union
Elementary School
District, Monterey County "
(P. O, Salinas), Calif.
Joint
(P.
O.
Toll
Bridge
are
dated
Sept.
1,
Community Con. Sch.
(P. O. Route I,
89
Barrington),
Offering—Doris S. Jones,
III.
Offering
Bond
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
at the
No.
Trenton),
Delaware
Edward
—.
Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
eral
Look, President of School Board,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
office of the Auditor Gen¬
of
nance
,
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
4o the American Trust
Francisco.
'
'
.
Imperial Irrigation Dist. (P. O. El
Centro), Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$6,500,000 elec¬
tric revenue, tenth issue bonds of¬
fered on Sept. 11—v.
174, p. 680—
were awarded to a
syndicate com¬
posed of Blyth & Co., Kaiser &
Co., both of San Francisco, Blair,
Hollins
&
Co., Inc., A. C. Allyn
iBe Co., Phelps, Fenn &
Co., both
of New York City, Dean Witter
& Co., of San
Francisco, Stone &
Webster Securities
Corp., Estafrt*ook & Co., Roosevelt &
Cross,
of New York City.
Harris &
CONNECTICUT
County Regional High
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Falls
Village), Conn.
Stranahan,
Co., Inc., of Toledo, Bos-
Bond Sale—The
1951 bonds offered
174,
p.
944
Estabrook
$450,000 schoolon
—were
Sept. 11—v.
awarded
to
basis of about 1.67%.
South
Jones,
Offering
First
—
Richard
Selectman,
ceive sealed bids at the
York
,
Bank
&
,
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., of Sept. 24 for the purchase of $55,Savannah, and Norris & Hirsch- 000 school bonds, as follows:
berg, of Atlanta, at a price of
$34,000 x School Township bonds.
99.14. A net cost of about 2.06%.
Due on July 1, 1953 to Jan. 1,
1969.
ILLINOIS
Cook
will
21,000
County (P. O. Chicago), III
Offering
sealed bids until 10
P.
re¬
Hartford
Trust
Co., 777
Main Street, Hartford, until 2
p.m.
(DST) on Sept. 18 for the pur¬
chase .of
Clay Township (P. O. Brooklyn),
City, Trust
Indiana
Georgia, Clement A. Evans
Bond Offering — Lewis Lind,
& Co., Byron Brooke & Co., J. W.
Township Trustee; will receive
Tindall
&
Co., all of Atlanta, sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
of
Bond
(P. O. South
Windsor), Conn.
National
National
—
Richard
J
Daley, County Clerk, will receive
Windsor
Bond
New
Chase
&
Co., of Boston, and
Putnam & Co., of Hartford, joint¬
ly, as 1.70s, at a price of 100.25,
a
of
Co. of
Litchfield
Co., of San
-
the
composed
Bank,
Hillsborough, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$125,000 fire
protection and sewage disposal
.system bonds offered on Sept. 11
—v.
174, p. 944—were awarded
bonds.
revenue
$600,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. In¬
a.m.
(CST)
on
Sept. 25 for the purchase of $5,900,000 bonds, as follows;
$3,300,000 County Hospital Build¬
ing bonds. Due on Sept.
1961. The bonds maturing on
Sept.
on
of
for
25
3
re¬
p.m. *
the pur- ;
improvementDated Sept. 1, 1951. '
bonds.
on
July
1,
Interest
proved
until
$165,000
1951
1960.
bids
by
1953
J-J.
Jan.
to
Legality
McCord,
Ross,
1,.
ap¬
8c
Ice
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Due
Offering—Chas.
Town
Civil
Township
bonds.
on July 1, 1953 to Jan. 1,
E.
Cook^
will re¬
Clerk-Treasurer,
bids
sealed
ceive
(CST)
until
1
p.m.J
Sept. 27 for the pur-:
chase of $61,000 water works reve- <
nue-1951
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1^
on
1951.
Due
bonds
May
on
1952
1973
to
maturing
Nov.
and
May
1'
The
inclusive.
1957"
Inter--,
est M-N.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
and thereafter
on
are
1,
callable.
Orange Township (P. O. Rome
City), Ind.
Bond
Offering—Verne E. Pray,
Township
Trustee, will receive
(CST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $172,-
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
000 school
$86,000
bonds,
School
Due
as
follows:
Township
-
\
bonds.
July 15, 1952 to Jan.
on
15,1963.
:
.
86,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
\
on July 15,
1952 to Jan. 15,
/
1963/*
The
1951.
bonds
Interest
proved
by
)
dated
are
J-J.
July
Legality
Ross,
McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Rutherford
School
15,
ap¬
Ice
&
Building Corp»
(P. O. Loogootee), Ind.
Bond and Debenture
Sale—The
$89,000 bonds and debentures of¬
fered
on
Aug. 24—v. 174, p. 681—
were
awarded to the
ties
Corp.,
of
City Securi¬
Indianapolis,
as
3%s.
1969.
Van
The
1951.
bonds
Interest
are
dated
Oct.
15,
J-J.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Indianapolis Sanitary Dist., Ind.
Warrant Sale
The $450,000
temporary loan warrants offered
on
Sept. 4—v. 174* p. 590—were
callable.
awarded to the Fletcher Trust Co.,
2,100,000
County; |HomerOak of Indianapolis, and Associates, -at
Forest Infirmary bonds. Due 1^4%.
--•
•<
t
m ) J ;i. a ** -s
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1960
(CST)
chase
from
C.
p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 18 for the
Pennsylvania, State Fi¬ purchase of $65,000 school addi¬
Building, Harrisburg, Pa., tion building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
2.34%.
V
Menamin, County Clerk, will re¬ until 2 p.m. (DST) on Sept. 24 for 1951. Due on Oct. 1 from 1966 to
ceive sealed bids until
CALIFORNIA
10 a.m. the purchase of $16,000,000 bridge 1970 inclusive.
Legality approved
(PST) on Sept. 17 for the pur¬ revenue, series B bonds. Dated by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Jirden-Carmichael Union Elemenchase of $165,300 school bonds. May
1, 1951.
Due on Nov. 1,
dory Sch. Dist., Sacramento County
Interest M-N. Legality ap¬
Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1 1984.
INDIANA
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
from 1952 to 1976 inclusive. In¬ proved by Mitchell & Pershing, of
Bond Sale—The $40,000 school
New York City.
terest A-O.
Brookville, Ind.
;..'
Gaonds offered on Sept. 11—v. 174,
Bond Sale—The $38,000, water
m944—were,! awarded to Dean
COLORADO
GEORGIA
revenue-1951
bonds
offered
on
Witter & Co., of San Francisco, at
a price of
Sept. 5 — v. 174, p. 762 — were
100.02, a net interest
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Chatham County (P. O. Savannah),
awarded to
the
cost of about 2.59%, as follows;
City Securities
Bond Offering—The City Clerk
Georgia
Corp., of Indianapolis, as 3s, at a
$22,000 23/4s. Due on Oct, 1 from will receive sealed bids until Oct.
Bond Sals—The $2,500,000 bonds
price- of 100.69, a basis of about
*;
1953 to 1961 inclusive.
I1/'*' 10 for the purchase of $9,300,000 offered on Sept. 11—v.
174, p. 761
2.93%.
18,000 2%s. Due on Oct. 1 from water, sewer and electric utility —were awarded to a
syndicate
Bond
sealed
Bond
1951. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Dist.
F-
North Manchester, Ind.
bonds
Lake County
Delaware
i
Richard
—
call¬
DELAWARE
July 1 from
ceive
able.
The
Offering
Due
callable.
are
Mishawaka, Ind.
Bond
Kleiser, City Controller, will
350,000 Arthur J. Audy Home for
Children bonds. Due on Sept.
1, 1961. The bonds maturing
on Sept.
1 from 1952 to 1960
New
Bond
Soledad
Co., and Hugo Marx & Co., both of
Birmingham, jointly, as 2y2s, at
a price of 100.78, a basis of about
on
&
July 1 from
inclusive.
490,000 2%s. Due
1,
maturing
to 1960
inclusive.
4,260,000 3s. Due
Sept.
on
of
-
Bond Sale—The
offered
on
Cole,
Torrington, Conn. /
18
follows:
$580,000 3V2S. Due
&
Pasa¬
& Co., both of San Fran¬
Wagenseller & Durst, of
1963 to
Gadsden, Ala.
of
Angeles, and Lyons & Shafto,
offered
bonds
7—v. 174, p.
Sept.
on
Corp.,
of Boston, at a
as
$600,000
Pasadena
Legality approved by
Robinson
Hartford.
dena, Stone & Youngberg, Schwa-
net
Bond
& Co., Peters,
Christensen,
both of
—
are
..
-
Buren Township Sch. Town*
ship (P. O. Summitville), Ind.
Bond
Offering
Township
—
trustee,
Gates
Long,
receive
sealed bids/until 8 p.m. (CDST)
on
Sept. 25 for the purchase of
$20,000
school
building-1951
will
bonds.
on
Dated July 1, 1951. Due
July 1 and Jan. from 1952 to
1965
inclusive., Interesjt; J-J.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis/
Number 5047
Volume 174
Walker
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Township^ (P. O. Manilla),
Indiana
Bond
of par, a net
1.62%,
interest cost of about
follows:
as
Sale—The
offered
$104,000 bonds $100,000 iy4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Sept. 12—v. 174, p. 854
1952 to 1961 inclusive.
on
awarded
—were
of
composed
to
syndicate
City
the
a
Securities
40,000 1 y>s. Due
1962
Corp., Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp., Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., and the Fletcher Trust Co., all
of Indianapolis, as 2%s, at a price
of 100.96, a basis of about 2.65%.
(EST) on Sept. 17 for the
purchase of $450,000 notes, as fol¬
p.m.
lows:
anticipation notes.
4, 1951. Due on
Jan. 31, 1952.
150,000 tax
anticipation notes.
Dated Nov. 15, 1951. Due on
Jan. 31, 1952.
$300,000
1965 inclusive.
to
110,000 l%s. Due
Oct. 1 from
on
1966 to 1976 inclusive.
MASSACHUSETTS
IOWA
Bluffs, la.
Bond Offering—K. W. Gardiner,
Clerk,
•City
until
bids
24
for
will
8
receive
(CST)
p.m.
the
Sept.
$44,000
bonds. Dated
purchase
judgment funding
Sept. 1, 1951. Due
1953
sealed
on
of
torium loan, act of 1950 bonds of¬
fered
Trust
Rock
Sch.
Con.
Co., of Hyannis, as iy2s, at
Dist.,
18
for
the
will
from
(CST)
p.m.
:
purchase
Sept.
on
of
until
24
8
*
for the
building
$85,000
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1952 to 1970 inclu¬
sive,
man
1952
Granby,
Bond
Bond Offering—Wyatt
•
City
Clerk,
sealed bids until
Sept.
on
24
,
7:30
for the
,
inclusive.
The bonds
after
or
July 1, 1962
are
Legality
•
approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
"
Paris, Ky.,
Bond
Sale
Sept. 11
\
a
Mass.
Offerin g—Walter C.
National
offered
;
Monroe, La.
;
Secretary; will receive sealed bids
10
(CST)
a.m.
Oct. 9 for
on
the purchase of $650,000 Fire De¬
partment
bonds.
1951. Due
on
1991
inclusive.
callable.
Oct.
Dated
Oct.
from
1
The
Interest
in
Shawmut
school
$100,000
1948
of
on
Bond Offering—P. A. Poag, City
until
bids
of
care
Bank
Sept. 11
1,
1952
bonds
A-O.
174,
v.
—
$480,000
bonds
assessment
awarded
854
p.
spe¬
offered
from
.
1952
to
are
Due
1971
to
Oct.
on
1
inclusive.
on
Oct.
from
1
1952
,
(P. O. Bastrop), La.
•
Sale
Bond
—
The $60,000
school
bonds offered
on Sept. 11-—v. 174,
945—were awarded to Barrow,
p.
Leary & Co., of Shreveport, at a
interest cost of about 2.44%.
Water Dist.
Bond
si,
Opelousas, La.
^
Bond
$100,000 bonds
Sept. 11—v. 174, p. 681
—were
awarded to Schweickhardt
& Co., of New Orleans, at a
interest cost of about 2.37%.
net
Bond
Offering
E.
—
<
,
S. Aiken,
^Secretary of Parish School Board,
will receive sealed bids until
(CST)
of
noon
Oct. 3 for the purchase
on
$500,000
school
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 15, 1951. Due on Oct. 15 from
1952
1971
to
inclusive.
Interest
A-O..
JTangipahoarParish Gravity Drain
,
Dist. No. 4 (P. O. Amite), La.
Sale—The $60,000 public
Bond
improvement
Sept. 5
—
awarded
of New
v.
to
bonds
174,
p..
offered
762
Doucournau
Orleans, at
a
—
&
on
were
Kees,
net interest
cost of about 2,81 %y
to
1.63%. :
East Bay Township
(P.
O.
Bond
Sch. Dist. No. 1
City), Mich.
Traverse
Sale—The
bonds offered
school
Sept. 11—v. 174,
on
$60,000
(EST)
Cecil County
Bond
school
(P. O. Elkton), Md.
bonds
offered
on
—were
awarded to the Mercantile
Sept. 13—v.- 174,
Trust Co., of
Baltimore, at
p.
a
854
price
Sept.
on
until
17
p.m.
the
for
4
pur¬
clusive.
The
Interest
M-S.
by
Miller,
bonds
Lansing
Clerk, will receive
a.m. (EST) on
Sept. 18 for the purchase of $425,000
hospital bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1951. Due
to
Canfield,
approved
Paddock
&
turing in
Townships
Lansing),
Bond Offering—Arthur C. Reis¬
Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 20 for
the purchase of $60,000 School site
and building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
ing bonds was purchased by Rod¬
ney M. Lockwood Co., of Detroit.
Dated Oct.
bonds
Wakefield
Note
Due
1952 to
1963
1951.
Due
1968
Dated Nov.
<
Bond
inclusive.
5,000 2V4s. Due On Aug. 1, 1968.
5,000 2s. Due on Aug. 1, 1969.
ley,
Offering
County
—
Clerk,
will
1951.
Due
May 1 from 1952 to
on
inclusive.
1966
Interest
M-N.
Le¬
fler, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed .bids until 8
p.m.
(EST) on gality approved by Miller, CanSept. 24 for the purchase of $215,- field, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
000 airport main terminal reve¬ troit.
1;
County (P. O. East '
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 19 for
Cambridge), Mass.
;
^
the purchase of $625,000 building
Note
Offering
—
Charles
P.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on
Howard, County Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. July 1 from 1952 to 1969 inclusive.
The bonds maturing in 1961 to
(DST) on Sept. 18 for the : pur¬
1969 are callable. Interest J-J. Le¬
chase of $300,000 temporary loari
gality approved by Miller, Cannotes. Dated Sept. 25, 1951. Due
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
on April 8, 1952.
1966 inclusive.
The
callable.
M-N.
Interest
Adams,
Mass.
Sale—The
offered
on
$434,000 bonds
Sept. 12—v. 174, p. 945
awarded
—were
to
the
Trust Co., of New York City, and
basis of
price of
about L55.%';.
at
100.36,
a
a
Sale—The
awarded
to
R.
L. -Day
Sale—The
Bond
issue
of $270,purchased by
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chicago,
000 school bonds
at
Residing, Mass. V '
$150,000 Mur
nicipal Light Plant bonds offered
on
Sept. 10—v. 174, p. 945—were
Bond
(P. O. 2435 Lanning Drive,
Flint), Mich.
Bankers
Coffin & Burr, of Boston, jointly,
1.60s,
Genesee Township, Kearsley Rural
Frac. Agric. Sch. Dist. No. 14
net
a
was
interest
cost
of
Wyandotte Sch. Dist., Mich.
on
Sept. 6—v. 174,
762—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Blyth & Co., of New York
City, McDonald-Moore & Co., and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., both
p.
of Detroit,
Legality
1952
receive
(EST) On Oct. 8 for the
are
& Co., of
of
Hale,
until
Oct.
1, 1951. Due on
on
July
maturing
callable.
in
1961
Interest
to
J-J.
1963
Legal¬
/
•
•
•
at
'
Mich.
City
Clerk,
bids until 3
18
for
water
the
will
supply
sealed
Sept.
$150,000
receive
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
system
*
;
revenue
*
Michigan
*
Offering — Douglas C.
Black, County Clerk,-Will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
Sept. 18 for the purchase of $90,000 jail bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1951.
.
I,,
"
.
Bond
Due
on
Feb.
1
from
1952 to
1961
Canfield,
Paddock
Detroit.
-
&
Stone,
:
■
■
»
of
.
.
ceive
Creek
Sch.
tion
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
1972
Due
p.m.
Dated Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from 1952 to
on
inclusive.
ing in
1965
Bond
to
M-S.
Kalamazoo
and
Sch.
Cooper
Dist.
No.
8
Township
(P. O.
Parchment), Mich.
Sale—The
issue
of
$335,general obligation bonds was
purchased by Braun, Bosworth &
000
of Detroit.
on
on
June4 from
June 1 from
1
•.
June 1, 1969.
on
,
,
.■
'
•
MINNESOTA
I
Cottonwood
.
No.
57
County Ind. Sch. Dist•
(P. O. Westbrook),
Minnesota,
Sale—The
k
$50,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Sept. 4—t.
174, p. 762—were awarded to Kalman
&
Co., of Minneapolis, as
2y>s, at par.
'
,
Edina, Minn.
Sale
Bond
—
The
$151,000 im¬
on Aug.
provement bonds offered
13—v.
-
174, p. 590—were awarded
the
Northwestern
Minneapolis,
of
National
and
the
Mannheimer-Egan,, Inc.,
of St.
Paul, jointly, as 2.30s, at a price
of 100.01, a basis of about 2.29%.
Freeborn County Ind. Sch. Dist.
No. 44 (P.
Bond
O. Emmons), Minn.
Offering—Hilda Emmons,
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
(CST) on Sept.
18
for
the
purchase of $7,500
School repair bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1951. Due on March 1 from
bids until 8 p.m.
1953
to
inclusive.
1960
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
,
Pipstone, Berrien and Sodus Town¬
ships Fraf. Sch. Dist. No. 10
(P. O. Eau Claire), Mich.
The bonds matur¬
1972 are callable.
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Interest
.
8
8
bonds.
sewer
1951.
Dist., Mich.
Note Offering—Donald A. Zinn,
Secretary of Board of Education,
until
Sept. 25 for the pur¬
chase of $700,000 general obliga¬
on
Frac.
Battle
bids
sealed
(EST)
June 1 froin
on
a
'
',
Bank,
Bond Offering—G. A. Van Epps,
Aug. 1, 1951. Due
on
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
t6
1, 1953.
Owosso,
1.61%,
inclusive.
1963
to
50,000 iy4s. Due
8
ity approved by Miller, Canfield, bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1951. Due
price, of
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
■'j on
July 1 from 1952 to 1966 inclu¬
100.14, a basis of about 1.58%. : •
sive. The bonds maturing on or
"
*
Inkster, Mich,
after July
1, 1952 are callable.
MICHIGAN
!
Bond Offering — Freda K. DeInterest J-J. Legality approved by
Arenac County % P. O.. Standish), Planche, Village Clerk, will re¬
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
Boston,-as, 1.60s,
1957
pur¬
tax anticipation
$80,000
notesr Dated
March
sealed, bids
about
1956 inclusive.
250,000 l%s. Due
...,
will
chase
to
280,000 iy2s. Due
Secretary of Board of Education,
p.m.
of
$370,000 l3/4s. Due
Bond
Offering—James L.
price of 100.02, a
a
cost
follows:
as
of
MacFarlane,
droff, Riverview), Mich.
Note
at
interest
net
are
Monguagon Township Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. 12531 Longs-
about
1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. The
bonds
,
,
bonds offered
Detroit.
2.38%.
Dated
Evely
1965
Bond Sale—The $950,000 school
approved by Berry, Stevens, Bar¬
bier,
146—
bonds maturing in 1964 arid
are callable. Interest J-D.
bonds matur¬
and after May 1, 1955
on
June 26—v. 174, p.
on
cancelled.
-
ing
Cancelled—The sale
Sale
$35,000 construction bonds of¬
receive
(EST) on
000
Bond Offering—Robert G. Loef-(
Bond
Dated May 1, 1951. Due oh June
The
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $375,hospital bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Flint, Mich.
Jan.
1 from 1952 to 1965 inclusive.
John T. Con-
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
on
Township Sch. Dist. No. 3
(P. O. 3949 Leonard Street, N.
W., Grand Rapids), Mich.
inclusive. The bonds matur¬
Lapeer County (P. O. Lapeer),
Michigan
Aug. 1 from
on
1967
to
from
1
1, 1951. Due
Walker
July 1 from 1952 to
on
ing in
inclusive.
18,000 2V2S. Due
1964
Aug.
on
purchased by the Firsjt
of Wakefield, at
Bank,
15, 1952.
was
3s.
Thh
1960
2.20%.
fered
$32,000
to
er,
of Detroit.
follows:
as
1952
Sale—The issue of $40,000
was
National
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
net interest Cost
a
in
Township Sch. Dist.
Wakefield), Mich.
(P. O.
price of 100.01,
2.58%,
maturing
callable. Interest M-N.
of
about
1, 1951. Due oh Nov.
1 from 1952 to 1960 inclusive.
1961 to 1968 are callable.
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
of
call¬
are
Bond Sale—The issue of
$36,900
Birwood Special Assessment Pav¬
notes
Mich.
1958
A-O.
Southfield Township (P.O. Routk
No. 3, Birmingham), Mich.
4
Frac. Sch. Dist; No. 5 (P. O. R.
F. D. No. 4, Lake Lansing
*
Road,
1957 and
Interest
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
are
DeWitt
and
on April 1 from 1952
inclusive. The bonds ma¬
1958
callable.
are
Legality
.
The bonds maturing in
1957 to 1961 are callable. Interest
F-A. Legality approved by Miller,
Sale—The $250,000 public
construction-1951
bids
March 15 from 1952 to 1961 in¬
on
County
854—were awarded to McDon¬
ald-Moore & Co., of Detroit, at a
p
nan, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Middlesex
inclusive.
MARYLAND
sealed
-
>
Alexandria), La.
v
.
"
Offering—Joseph A. PariClerk, will re¬
chase of $82,000 special assessment
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1951. Due
were
—
1.61%.
,
as
Rapides Parish, Alexandria School
District No. 1 (P. O. Box .1230
(P. O. Kalamazoo),
Michigan
O,
sealed bids until 11
^
> Bond
■.
.
Sale—The
on
Olivet
dated Oct.
are
North
bffered
Mt.
Jr., Township
ceive
net
•
Township,
49
Bond Offering—Kenneth Craw¬
ford,
able.
Kalamazoo
to
-
Morehouse Parish Sch. Dist. No. 14
Legality approved by Miller, Can^>
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
nue, series 1951 bonds. Dated Aug.
Lyon Township, Township Sch.
1, 1951. Due on July 1 from 1954
1, 1951.
Dist.
(P. O. 310 North
to 1971 inclusive. The bonds ma¬
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Warren, South Lyon),
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston,- turing on and after July 1, 1952
Michigan
are callable.
Interest J-J. Legal¬
Lunenburg, Mass.
Bond
Offering — William I.
ity approved by Berry, Stevens,
Bond Sale—The $400,000 bonds
Barbier, Evely & MacFarlane, of Markham, Secretary of Board of
offered on Sept. 12—V. 174, p. 945 Detroit.
Education,
will
receive
sealed
—were
awarded to R. L. Day &
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
Flushing Community Sch. Dist.,
19 for the purchase of $280,000
Co., of Boston, and the Lee Higginson Corp., jointly, as 1.70s, at
Michigan
building bonds. Dated Sept. 1;
a price of
100.42, a basis of about
Bond Offering—Mildred C.*Hee- 1951. Due on May 1 from 1953 to
1971 inclusive.
.■
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
;V
sive. The bonds maturing in 1959
to 1962 are callable. Interest A-O.
,
100,000 school project loan bonds.
Due
on
April 1 from 1954 to 1962 inclu¬
on
Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Inc., ;of Toledo, as l%s, at a
price of 100.35, a basis of about
project loan, Act
bonds.
Due
Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
cial
Bos¬
of
1963
1951.
1,
County (P.
Corunna), Mich.
|
,
Sept.
Shiawassee
Stone, of Detroit.
Detroit,
-
the
sealed
to
troit.
re¬
ceive
1952
-
(
LOUISIANA
*
Robert
Co., both of Boston,
1.90s, at a price of
basis of about 1.82%.
The bonds
-
and
ton, Trust Department, 40 Water
Chapman Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
V' on Sept. 19 for the purchase of
$200,000 school bonds, as follows:
as 23/4S, at a price
basis of about 2.56%.
a
Curtis,
Wright, Town Treasurer, will
v. 174, p. 944 — were
to Stein Bros. & Boyce,
101.71,
&
Bond
Louisville,
rdf
945
Littleton,
—
awarded
of
bonds
p.
from
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
callable.
The $50,000 water
—
revenue-1951
J
on
bonds
.as
100.69,
(CST)
purchase of
maturing
'
1950
of
act
Hawkinsr,&
p.m.
July 1 from 1952 to 1984
on
In¬
Mass.
Sept. 11—v. 174,
on
jointly,
receive
"
15
The
M-S.
awarded to Paine, Webber,
•
W, Wil¬
$2,000,000 water works revenue>1951 bonds.1 Dated July f, 1951:
Due
loan,
Jackson
will
March
.
Dated
Walk¬
bonds maturing in
1958 to 1963 are callable. Interest
Sale—The $222,000 school
addition
"
liams,
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Gray, Best,* Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
—were
Bowling Green, Ky.
~
1971
Ropes,
offered
,
to
I.
Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 17 for
the purchase of $500,000 school
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1951. Due
loan,
terest A-O.
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
;•>< KENTUCKY /y.
Sept.
on
1.99%.
er,
$100,000
Act of 1950 bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1
school
bids
(DST)
purchase of
a.m.
1
Offering—Carl
inclusive.
bids until 11
la.
Bond
on
Beverly, Mass.
Bond Offering—John C. Lovett,
Offering—Hoyt T. Elliott,
Secretary of Board of Directors,
sealed
basis of about
a
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Bond
receive
945
p.
Hyannis
1.36%.
inclusive.
Legality
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Shell
the
to
Dec. 1 from
on
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
.
awarded
price of 101.02,
a
1956
to
Sept. 11—v. 174,
on
—were
Township Frac. Sch.
(P. O. Comstock),
Michigan
Dist. No.
County (P. O. Barn¬
stable), Mass.
Bond Sale—The $375,000 sana¬
Co., Inc., and Watling, Lefchen &
Co., of Detroit, jointly, as 2s, at a
price of 100.02, a basis of about
Oct.
Comstock
Barnstable
Council
tax
Dated
Oct. 1 from
on
(1041)
Bond
Sale—The issue
of $150,-
000
general obligation bonds was
purchased by the First of Michi¬
gan Corporation, of Detroit, at a
net interest cost of about 2.37%.
Dated
Sept.
15,
1951.
Due
on
March 15 from 1952 to 1965 inclu¬
sive. The bonds maturing in
to
1965
are
1960
callable. Interest M-S.
neapolis.
Mower County
Ind. Con. Sch. Dist.
Grand Meadow),
No. 77 ( P. O.
Minnesota
Bond
Clerk
until
Offering
will
—
receive
The District
sealed bids
Sept. 27 for the purchase of
$400,000
building bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1951. Due on April 1 frdm
1954 to 1977 inclusive. The bonds
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
maturing in 1971 to 1977 are call¬
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
able.
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1042)
NEBRASKA
Ramsey County Ind. Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. White Bear
Lake), Minn.
New Providence, N.
Bond
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 66
bonds offered
(P. O. 7085 Underwood Ave.,
Omaha), Neb.
Bond Offering—F. D. Mehlhorn,
Ingen
bids
as
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
(CST) on
ing bonds offered on Sept. 11
Sept. 25 for the purchase of $500,- v.
174, p. 763—were awarded to
000 building bonds. Dated Nov.
the Wachob-Bender Corp., and the
1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1 from 1953 Robert E. Schweser Co., both o::
to
8:30
p.m.
inclusive. The bonds ma¬
1972
Omaha, jointly, at a
cost of about 2.32%.
turing after Nov. 1, 1961 are call¬
interest
net
Legality approved by Dor•6ey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber,* of Minneapolis.
Harrison),
Sioux County (P. O.
Nebraska
Richfield, Minn.
Bond
Sale —The
provement bonds offered on Sept.
10—v.
to
762—were awarded
Allison-Williams Co., of
174,
the
p.
18
Las
Sale
Bond
The
—
Clark County
$1,000,000
Education Dist. No.
offered
bonds
(P. O.
Vegas), Nev.
1
Sale—The issue of $100,-
Bond
Sept.
000 building
2
by
855—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of John Nuveen
& Co.,
of Chicago, B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., of New York
bonds was purchased
First and American Na¬
tional Bank, of Duluth, as 2s, at a
price of 100.07, a basis of about
174,
the
1.93%.
'
-6300 Walker Avenue,
Minnea¬
Co., of Beverly Hills,
Kindred 8c Co., of Chi¬
&
Barcus,
District
The
—
Commerce
cago,
Clerk will receive sealed bids un¬
Kansas
til
of
8
10—v.
p.
Taylor
polis), Minn.
Offering
on
City, Boettcher & Co., of Denver,
Stern Bros. & Co., of Kansas City,
St. Louis Park Ind. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Bond
price
a
City,
100.23, a
of
(CST) on Oct. 3 for
the purchase of $750,000 building
bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1951. Due
p.m.
Trust
Co.,
of
City, Hannaford & Talbot,
Francisco, Soden-Zahner
San
Additional Sale—The $1,500,000
x
Las
Bond
Kopp,
Offering—Clayton
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
18
for the
purchase of $26,000
bonds,
12
funding
bonds.
Due
Finance, at
$530,000 2%s. Due
1952
Roselle
Bond
Sch. Dist.,
Park
Offering
N. J.
James
—
bids
sealed
(DST)
on
1961 to
1971
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
of
until
8
p.m.
18 for the
Sept.
on
pur¬
school
$275,000
bonds.
terest A-O.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
N.
Offering—Margaret J. Cahill, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.
(DST)
on
Sept. 18 for the purchase of
$70,000 storm bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1951.
Due
1958
Oct.
on
inclusive.
gality
&
1952
Interest A-O.
approved
Delafield
from
1
by,
to
Le¬
The
1951.
bonds
The
dated
are
bonds
Oct.
maturing
1,
after
Bond
Township (P. O.
River), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $585,000 school
bonds offered on Sept. 11—v. 174,
855—were awarded to
cate
of
composed
the
syndi¬
National
a
to
M-S.
Legality approved by Percy
1956
inclusive.
V
Mississippi
bott,
Clerk
of
Board
of
(CST) on Oct. 1 for the
of $353,000 bonds, as
a.m.
purchase
follows:
un¬
'
.
$300,000 County bonds. Due from
1952 to
1966 inclusive.
bonds.
bids until 8:30
ed
Due
Benoit, Miss.
Not
on
Sept. 4—v. 174, p. 855—were not
cold.-
J
.
Bonds Not Sold
The bids for
the
$47,882.28 special improve¬
bonds—v. 174, p. 855—were
rejected.
ment
Union
Bond
by
Saunders &
10
Offering
—
Walter
A.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $835,school
to
Due
1980
bonds.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Dated
1
Dec.
from
Interest
♦
1,
1951
J-D.
&
Delafield
approved
&
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
'• ' V ^
City..
•
.
Hoboken, N. J.
bonds offered
p.
on
$877,000 school
Sept. 12—v. 174,
945—were awarded to the Trust
Company of New Jersey, Jersey
Co., of City, as 2.30s, at a price of 100.05,
City
County
aealed
on
—
bids
sealed
until
Treasurer,
bids
Sept.
$175,000
24
until
for
will
10
a.m.
the
follows:
:
bonds.
sewer
Oct. 1 from
234,896.16
Due
on
bonds offered
public
hospital
Dated Aug. 1, 1951.
Due
p.
of
bonds.
on
Feb.
1 from 1952 to 1971
inclusive. Le¬
gality
approved
Trauernicht, of
by
Charles
St. Louis.
855—were
on
awarded
to
the
Due
1951.
bonds
Heenahan
No.
&
New
N.
Y.
1, 1951.
ceive sealed
bids
the
at
Mac-
will
of
Borrie, Denton Building,
until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $2,180,000 building-1951 bonds. Dated
Falls
New York City.-
(P.O.
162,000
offered
on
build¬
Sept. 11—
946—were
awarded to
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, of New
City, as 2.10s, at a price of
100.46, a basis of about 2.05%.
Co., New York City.
39,000
Amalgamated
Bank
(P. O. Johnstown), N.
Bond
Offering
Trager,
receive
sealed
(DST)
Treasurer,
bids
Sept.
on
Gertrude
—
District
until
for
20
from
K.
2
p.m.
the pur¬
$19,000 fire house and
equipment-1951
bonds.
D a t e d
Sept. 1, 1951. Due on Sept. 1 from
dated
v
Oct.
Legality
1,
inclusive.
1966
Interest
Legality approved by Van¬
de water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
tJ.
..
,
.
ap¬
Long Beach, N. Y.
Donovan,
lahan, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (DST)
on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of
$3,215,000 bonds, as follows:
Hanrahan,
of
-
Bond Offering—Charles J. Lex¬
er,
District
000
school-1951
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of $920,bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from 1952
to 1980 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
$2,055,000 sewer-1951 bonds.
Feb.
on
from
1
1952
-
Due
Feb.
on
from
1
bonds.
Due
Feb.
on
1
The
1951.
bonds
Oct.
dated
are
Interest
1,
F-A.
Legality ap¬
proved
No. 19 (P. O. Ridge), N. Y.
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Bond Sale—The issue of $96,000
;/\;
;./r
building-1951
bonds
was
pur¬ City.
Brookhaven
Union
Free
Sch. Dist.
Y.
E. T. Creagh,
will
receive
Nov. 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1 from
1952 to 1980 inclusive. The bonds
maturing
Nov.
on
thereafter
are
1,
1977
callable.
and
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New
York City.
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 14 (P. O.
Syosset), N. Y.
Bond
500
Sale—The issue of
$443,-
building-1951 bonds
was
pur¬
by a syndicate composed
Bankers Trust Co., Roose¬
velt &
B
general improvement-
1951
—
Comptroller,
chased
"from 1952 to 1977 inclusive.
.
Offering
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(DST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $7,860„000 water-1951 bonds. Dated
of the
1952 to 1989 inclusive.
810,000
City
Due
series
water-1951,
bonds.
Bond
1980
to
inclusive.
350,000
Niagara Falls, N.
will
of
to
of
New York City.
Y.
Central High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Buffalo 21), N. Y.
1
54,000 Kings County Trust Co.51,000 Federation Bank & Trust
York
Bond Offering—Francis P. Cal¬
City.
Empire Trust Co., New
York City.
129,000 Sterling National Bank &
Trust Co., New York
City. "
57,000 Bronx County Trust Co.
Sale—The $408,000
p.
Vv
City.
Fifth Avenue Bank, New York
City.
393,000 Marine (Midland Trust
Co., New^Vork City, f
168,000 United States Trust Co.,
Fillmore), N. Y.
bonds
Exchange
Bank
Co., New York City. ;
Co., New York City,
Bank of New York and
432,000
Allen, Centerville, CanGranger, Birdsall, Rush-
174,
^
Trust
Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
New
&
York
kins,
v.
<
Co., New
783,000 First National Bank, New
J-D.
ing
Bank,New
783,000 J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc.
519,000 Public National Bank &
June 1, 1951. Due on June 1 from
1952
to
1981
inclusive.
Interest
Bond
Hanover
City.
Corn
Trust
Mineola,
1952
1
York
795,000
John H.
Hume,
Trust
798,000 New York Trust Co., New
York City.
re¬
office
Co„
1,260,000 Bank of the Manhattan
Co., New York City.
New York.
Alastair
Trust
City.
1,308,000 Irving Trust
York City.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. East Meadow),
M-S.
A-O.
1,755,000
•
Clerk,
Guaranty
1,788,000 Chemical Bank & Trust
Co., New York City.
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
—
Bank,
2,004,000 Bankers Trust Co., New
York City.
afield & Wood, of New York City.
District
Chase National
York City.
City.
2,616,000 Manufacturers
Co., New York City.
Bingham,
Due on June 1 from 1952
Offering
>
Bank,
New York
to 1971 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
Bond
follows:
City
3,141,000
977 school-1951 bonds. Dated June
Oct.
Sullivan,
by
5,304,000
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
3:30
p.m.
(DST) on
improvement
on
are
Interest
proved
chased by
Roosevelt & Cross, and
Tilney & Co., both of New York
City, jointly, as 2y2s, at a price
of 100.45, a basis of about 2.44%.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1951. Due on
March 1
sive.
from
Interest
1953 to
M-S.
Callicoon (P. O.
1971
inclu¬
Legality
ap¬
Delafield &
Cross, Francis I. duPont &
Co., and Tilney & Co., all of New
City, as 2V4s, at a price of
100.39, a basis of about 2.20%.
York
Dated Oct. 1,1951. Due on
April
1953 to 1971 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O.'Legality
approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
1
from
a
New
basis of about 1.98%.
and
fered
land
on
—were
acquisition
Sept.
13—v.
awarded
to
building
bonds
174,
the
p.
of¬
945
Sullivan
County National Bank, of Liberty,
2s, at a price of 101.001, a basis
of about 1.75%.
as
Mount Ephraim Sch. Dist., N. J.
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school
bonds offered
Sept. 12—v. 174, Catskill Union Free Sch^Dist. No. 1
p. 855— were awarded to Boland,
(P. O. Cat skillY.
Saffin & Co., of New York City,
Bond Offering—Frank H. Cooke,
as
2.90s, at a ori^e of 100.03, a District Clerk, will receive sealed
basis of about 2.89%,
J. ;1 bids until 4 p.m. (DST) on Sept.
on
heim, Schoharie and Berne Central
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Middle¬
burgh), N.
sonville Fire Dist. (P. O.
Troy).
New York
Y.
Bond Sale—The issue5 of
$19,000
House
construction
bonds
Fire
was
First
purchased by the
National Bank of
Bond
Peoples
Hoosick
Offering — J. Laurence Falls, as 2V2s, at a price of
100.26,
White, District Clerk, will receive a basis of about 2.46%.
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
Dated Sept. 15, 1951.
Due on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of $485,- April 15 from 1952 to 1970 inclu¬
1, 1951.
Due
1971
to
York
Pittstown and Schaghticoke, John•
Middleburgh, Fulton, Broome, Blen¬
000 school-1951 bonds. Dated
Youngsville),
Bond Sale—The $9,000
Fi¬
delity Union Trust Co., and Ryan,
& Co., both of Newark,
receive jointly, as 2s, at a price of 100.17,
(CST)
Offering—Ruth
Bond
as
National
New York
2.40s.
as
,
1952 to 1971 incl.
local
bonds.
$5,661,000
Hempstead Central High Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P.O. Bellmore), N. Y.
chase
$1,700,000
$235,000 school
Sept. 11—v. 174,
Tinsley, Hanauer
purchase
Bank, of Solvay,
vay
12:30
(DST) on Sept. 19 for the
purchase of $1,934,896.16 bonds, as
Bond Sale—The
David
$10,000 water
Sept. 10—v. 174,
on
on
sold
855—were awarded to the Sol¬
p.
Comptroller, will
Midland Park Sch. Dist., N. J.
Bond Offering
City,
$30,000,000 notes
Sept. 13—v. 174, p. 855
offered
Johnstown, Berkshire Fire Dist.
Wood, of New York City.
years.
County (P. O. Bowling
Green), Mo.
York
—were
Sale —The
bonds offered
J.
Lawrence
—
proved by Hawkins,
basis of about 2.29%.
a
MISSOURI
Pike
Wood, of New York
.
Legality
Co., of Mem¬
phis, and O. B. Walton
Jackson, jointly, as 2y2s.
Due in
Heights Sch. Dist., N, J.
Bond Sale—The
Bond Sale—The issue of
$20,000
bonds was purchased
A.
Nov. 1
Jacobs, District Clerk, will receive
Dist., Miss.
M.
on
M-N.
Municipal Separate Sch.
echool
1.71%.
Amherst
1, 1951. Due
from 1952 to 1959 inclusive. Inter¬
1950.
—
receive
Dated Nov.
000
Natchez, Miss.
,
a
p.m.
York
$32,000
direct obligation bonds offered
Akron, as
price of 100.12, a basis
Offering
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $82,000
general improvement-1951 bonds.
Hasbrouck
Sold —The
awarded to the Bank of
*1952 to 1961 inclusive.
on
Hawkins,
ford, Pike and Genesee
Bond Sale—The $50,000 water
improvement-1951 bonds offered
on Sept.
10—v. 174, p. 945—were
The
(EST)
p.m.
F-A.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
M-N.
New
Bond
NEW YORK
.
Legality approved by
from
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
1952 to 1961 inclusive.
Bonds
\
N. J.
Offering—Joseph T. Car¬
City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ney,
est
63,000 County
Englewood,
Bond
Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
til 10
"
...
Ab¬
by
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
-
.V'
/
Offering—Walter P.
&
Akron, N. Y.
,
Interest
Adams^ County (P. O. Natchez), Camp, of Toms River.
Bond
;
Ehrhardt,
1952
Delafield
eadea,
Albany, N. Y.
April 1, 1956 are callable. Legality
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
Sept. 25 for the purchase of $15,Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬ 000 sanitation-1951
bonds.
Dated
neapolis.
Sept. 1, 1951. Due on Sept. 1 from
MISSISSIPPI
2.75%.
Bond
Offering—Collin J. Apple-
approved
Donald,
Wayne Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Mountain View), N. J.
Toms
gate, Township Clerk, will receive
1951
Interest
Legality
Wood, of New York
City.
of about
Dover
from
1
inclusive.
Hawkins,
NEW JERSEY
1968 inclusive.
\.
.
1979
Nov.
on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of $495,-
J.
Bond
13/4S, at
April 1 from 1953 to 1963 incl.
15,000 street improvement bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1954 to
$400,000
Interest
to
re¬
Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. In¬
by
Sept. 1 from
on
of
Dated
Aug. 1, 1951.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
Due
F.
Rochester, District Clerk, will
par,
1960 inclusive.
to
970,000 3s. Due
$11,000
purchased
was
follows:
as
follows:
as
bonds
the State Board of
purchase
1951.
Geddes Water Dist. (P. O. Solvay),
New York
Vegas Grammer School Dist.
No.
Verndale, Minn.
the
building-1951 bonds. Dated May 1,
City.
Co., of Kansas City, Peters, Writer
State Bank, Ryan, Hanauer & Co.,
&
Christensen, of Denver, and
Van Deventer Brothers, Inc., J. R.
on Jan.
1 from 1953 to 1976 in¬ Kalman & Co., of Minneapolis, as
Ross & Co., and J. B. Hanauer &
clusive. The bonds maturing on 3y2s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
Co., all of Newark, as 2.80s, at a
Jan.
1, 1965 and thereafter are of about 3.48%.
price of 100.35, a basis of about
callable.
<
for
Monday, September 17, 1951
.
Note Sale—The
Teterboro,
Clark County Sch. Dists.
County Ind. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Gilbert), Minn.
Louis
No.
at
NEVADA
Minneapolis.
St.
$14,000
highway construction bonds was
purchased by the Robert E. Sch¬
weser Co., of Omaha, as 3s, at par,
im¬
$60,000
& Co., of New York
2.20s,
chase
Bond Sale—The issue of
Sept. 10—v. 174,
on
basis of about 2.18%.
ceive
able.
19
sewer
855—were awarded to B. J. Van
p.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
until
J.
Sale—The $170,000
.
.
on
Aug.
Feb. 1 from 1953
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York
Pleasant,
Bond
fire
H,
Falls), N.Y.
Hawthorne
Sale—The
house
equipment-1951
Fire
issue
of
$125,-
construction
bonds
was
and
pur¬
chased by Francis I. duPont & Co.,
of New York City, as 2Y4S,. at a
2.26.%
by
Queensbury Union Free Sch. Dish
No. 2 (P. O. R. F. D. No.
2, Glens
City.
Dist. (P. O. Hawthorne), N. Y.
price
Legality approved
Irving Chase, of Troy.
Bond
Mount
000
sive.
F-A.
of
100.21,
a
basis of about
Offering—Chas. C. Beers,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
17
unitl 2 p.m.
for
school
Oct.
1952
the
(DST) on Sept.
purchase of $37,00i
buses-1951
1, 1951.
to
1956
Due
bonds.
on
Oct.
inclusive..
Date
1
fro
Interes
A-O.
Legality approved by Van
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo
way, of New York City.
.
I
I
1
Volume 174
Number 5047
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1043)
Rensselaer County (P. O.
;
V
Troy),
110,000 "l3/4s. Due
New York
Bond
Sale
1961
The
—
$1,000,000
the
to
Chase
about
1.27%.
(DST)
noon
on Sept. 20
$177,000 pub¬
for the purchase of
lic
improvement
1951
-
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1951.
Due
from
inclusive.
1952
1979
Southern
June
on
Newark, Ohio
from
Co., of Cleveland, as 13/4S, at a
price of 101.03, a basis of about
Pines, N. C.
to
1961
Oct. 1
on
In¬
bonds.
Dated
inclusive.
M-S.
of New
York
West Seneca, (P. O.
Ebenezer),
New York
1951.
Due
1962
Bond
of $196,000 incidenrator plant-1951
bonds offered on Sept. 12—v. 174,
p.
763—was postponed.
1951.
:
Bond Sale
The $40,850
—
1968
to
Williston Park, N. Y.
street
Due
will
bonds.
i
Bond
inclusive.
Oct.
from
1
Legality approved by Mitchell &
Bond
and equipment-1951
area
bonds offered
Sept. 11—v. 174,
on
Sept.
7
OHIO
a
price of 100.11,
Worcester, Westford, Decatur
Maryland
Central
Sch.
and
Dist.
$175,4Q00 building-1951 bonds was pur¬
chased by Roosevelt &
Cross, of
New York City, and the Manufac¬
turers and Traders Trust Co., of
Buffalo, jointly, as 2s, at a price
of 100.11, a basis of about 1.98%.
Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on Dec.
from
terest
1952 tol
J-D.
Sale—The
J. A.
White
970 inclusive. In¬
$17,000
street
Co., of Cincin¬
Bolivar-Lawrence
Beaufort
County
(P.
Q.
Bond Sale—The
building, series
101.64,
Local
Sch.
Bond
offered
from
1
Not
April 1 from
inclusive.
2s. Due
on
April
1
from
1
from
1966 to 1977 inclusive.
IV2S. Due
1978 to
Oct.
on
1979.
Sold—The
bids
re¬
Offering—W.
Bond
well,
p.
Cedarville, Ohio
Offering — Nelson
Village
763
Cres-
Clerk,
inclusive.
Interest
El
Legality
Doylestown, Ohio
Offering—Earl J. LeguilVillage Clerk, will receive
lon,
sealed
bids
until
000
street
improvement,
bonds.
on
Due
Dated
Nov.
to 1962 inclusive.
1
special
Oct. 1,
from * 1953
$75,000 refund¬
ing school bonds offered
11—v.
174,
on
Sept.
946—were awarded
Banking & Trust
Co., of Wilson, as 1V4S, at a price
of 100.03, a basis of about 1.24%.
to
the
p.
Branch
O. Rockingham), N. C.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
building, series B bonds offered
on Sept.
11—v. 174, p. 946—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of Alex. Brown
&
Sons, of Balti¬
inclusive.
1957
174,
p.
on Aug.
498—were awarded
to the Gloomier
as
2V2S, at
Community Bank,
'
par.
Maple Heights (P. O.
,
Bedford),
Ohio
Bond; Sale —The
improvement
?
'
Ms
$20,000 street
offered
on
Sept. 15 — v. 174, p. 683 — were
awarded to Hayden, Miller & Co.,
of
a
Massie
as 8s, at a price of
basis of about 2.95%.
Local
Sch.
Dist.
(P.
O.
1952
140,000
1957
to
1956
2^s.
to
Due
1S60
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
X, 1851. Due on June
and Dec. 1 from 1953 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Interest
J-D,
Legality
Dated
B
a
composed
Sale
Bond
the
First
National
a net inter¬
1.87%.
about
.
of about
sealed
—
The
Schools
bids
until
of
Superin¬
will
Sept.
receive
18 for the
$75,000
v
Bond
Sale—The
system
Sept. 10
v.
—
awarded
building
.
v
.
174,
p.
water
offered
856
First
—
17
until
for
(PST)
p.m.
the
purchase
disposal
sewage
Sept.
on
of
plant,
sive.
are
from
1
The
after
1953
bonds
two
years
to
series
1962
2
on
issue
or
date
Charieroi Sch. Dist., Pa.
burgh,
Bond
School
Helens, Ore.
Bond Offering — Richard
Singleton, City Recorder; will
Bay, Ore.
$170,000 sewer
bonds offered on Sept. 10—v. 174,
p. 946—were awarded to Blyth &
Co., of Portland, at a price of
98.001, a net interest cost of about
2.52%.
17
(DST) on
Sept. 18 for the purchase of $750,building and improvement
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1953 to 1977 inclusive.
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Middletown Township Sch. Dist.
E.
purchase
p.m.
pur¬
improvement,
inclusive. The bonds
callable.
are
Legality approved by
Shuler, of Portland.
John
W.
Washington County Sch. Dist.
No. 48 (P. O. Beaverton),
Oregon
Bond Sale—The $15,000 school
bonds offered on Sept. 4—v. 174,
p. 856—were awarded to the Com¬
Bank
Beaverton,
Oakway Water Dist.
(P. O. 295 Pioneer Pike,
Eugene), Ore.
Bond Sale—The issue of $53,000
water general obligation bonds
purchased by
the
.
First Na¬
Eugene, and Asso¬
a
about
as
of
West
Slope,
of
1.90s.
A
spin wall, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 general
obligation bonds offered on Sept.
12—v.
174, p. 946—were awarded
Singer, Deane & Scribner, of
as 2s,
at a price of
basis of about 1.80%.
a
Boggs Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
West Decatur), Pa.
Bond Sale—The issue of $15,000
school bonds was purchased by
Fauset, Steele & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh.
price of 100.11,
2.99%.
Eugene), Ore.
Offering—Clarence Hines,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until Sept. 26 for the
purchase
of $977,000 school bonds.
Sale—The
$400,000 sew¬
age treatment, general obligation
bonds offered on Sept. 10—v. 174,
p.
764—were awarded
to
Dated
18 for the
elementary
Oct.
1,
1951.
from 1953 to
1
1970
inclusive.
..."
\
•
.
1
.
O'Hara Township (P. O.
121 Val~
ley Drive, Pittsburgh 15), Pa.
Bond
Sale
The
—
$55,000 im¬
provement bonds offered
on
6—v.
awarded
174,
as
2s, at
p.
Stroud
764—were
Co., of Philadelphia,
price of 100.88.
a
Philadelphia,
Bond
Offering
Jr.,
City
sealed
Pa.
Controller,
bids
until
$17,050,000 bonds,
gas works
bonds.
1953
•
Joseph
—
S.
will
noon
Oct. 2 for the purchase
on
$7,500,000
Sept
&
Due
follows:
as
improvement
Jan.
on
from
1
to 1967 inclusive.
9,550,000 refunding bonds, Due
on July
i;'irom 1953 to 1977
inclusive. " ~
*
r*
■
The
1951.
bonds
dated
are
Interest
J-J.
Oct.
Legality
16,(
ap¬
proved
by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson,
of
Philadelphia,
and
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, of
Philadelphia.
;r
'
'v
Philadelphia Redevelopment
•
Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—The issue of
000 first mortgage
$1,700,-
revenue
hous¬
ing (East Poplar No. 2) bonds was
purchased by a syndicate com-posed of Drexel & Co., Eastman,
Stein Bros. & Boyce, of Baltimore,
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner,
of
Pittsburgh, Butcher & Sherrercl,
and Dolphin & Co., both of Phila¬
delphia, as follows:
$270,000 3s. Due
1954 to
Drexel
1963
on
240,000 3V4S. Due
1964 to
on
Sept. 1 from
Sept. 1 from
1977 inclusive.
885,000 3M>s. Due
1978 to
on
1970 inclusive.
305,000 3%s. Due
1971 to
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Sept. 1 from
1991 inclusive.
bonds
dated
are
Sept.
I,
1951.
Roscoe
Sch.
Dist.,
Pa.
Bond Offering—Robert E.
Lytle,
receive(DST) on
Sept. 21 for the purchase of $10,500 general obligation bonds.
&
District
Crouter
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Co., and DeHaven & Townsend,
&
Bodine, of Philadel¬
phia, jointly, as l%s, at a price of
100.08, a basis of about 1.61%.
Lane
County Sch. Dist. No. 4
(P. O. 275 Seventh Avenue,
Oct.
on
The
Bristol, Pa.
Bond
$175,000
Dillon & Co., of New York City,'
Stroud
&
Co., of Philadelphia,
PENNSYLVANIA
*
until Sept.
of
school bonds.
Due
re¬
8
'
Bond Offering — The
Secretary
of Board of Education will receive
(EST)
the
for
$8,629.77
Lane County,
3s, at
of
series H bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1960
101.37,
Sale—The
tional Bank of
Sept.
on
of
L/
000
receive
(PST)
Francis
—
Secretary of Board of
Directors,
will
receive:
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Clark,
until
price of 101.67.
a
Offering
Markley,
—
chase
2y4s, at
as
Cheltenham Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Elkins Park), Pa.
Bond Sale
The $45,000 fire
protection bonds offered on Aug.
27—v. 174, p. 592—were awarded
bids
4
to R. C. Schmertz &
Co., of Pitts¬
to
Roseburg Rural Fire Protection
District, Oregon
sealed
the
Bond Sale—The $25,000'
genera*
obligation bonds offered on Sept.
10—v. 174, p. 683—were awarded
on
callable. Interest A-O.
ceive
for
building
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
inclu¬
maturing
from
20
$350,000
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due ©11
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1975 inclusive!
$19,000
Pittsburgh,
OREGON
Coos
Bond
8
Sept.
on
purchase: of
sealed bids
Riddle, Ore.
bids
A.
Secretary;
(P. O. Lima), Pa.
inclusive.
Offering—F. L. Kummer,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
to
East
Oct. 1 from
Oct. 1 from
Bond
were
terest cost of about 2.18%.
of
1971
on
Securities
Company of Kansas, Wishita, and
the R. J. Edwards, Inc., of Okla¬
City, jointly, at a net in¬
as
on
William
—
Borough
(DST)
p.m.
1952 to 1959 inclusive.
on
homa
basis
follows:
as
$6,000,000 1V4S. Due
mercial
$87,000
bonds
the
to
1.61%,
Marlow), Okla.
Offering
of
the
Trust
Jr.,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
of
The
—
No. 3 (P. O.
tendent
syndicate
St.
Stephens County Ind. Sch. Dist.
Bond
a
the Douglas County Bank
Roseburg, as 2s, at par.
to
of
cost
of
to
Offering
Fenical,
to
Bank, of Chickasha, at
a
;
Camp Hill Sch. Dist., Pa
r a u n,
$9,900 trans¬
portation equipment bonds offered
on
Sept. 4—v. 174, p. 856—were
ciates,
delphia.
sold.
National City
Co., both of New
City; Blyth & Co., of Port¬
land; R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; both of
New York City; Weeden &
Co.,
of
San. Francisco;
Braun, Bos¬
worth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Hemphill,
Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.,
of New York City; Lee Higginson
Corp., Heller, Bruce & Co., of San
Francisco; Brown Brothers Harriman &
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co.,
both of New York City; National
State Bank, of
Newark; United
States National Bank, of
Portland;
Dean Witter & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco; Robert Winthrop & Co., of
New York City; First Securities
Company of Chicago; Fahey, Clark
& Co., of Cleveland, and Edward
D. Jones & Co., of St.
Louis, at a
price of 98.34, a net interest cost
Bankers
&
Grady County Ind. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Verden), Okla.
Sept.
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of CincirmPl
of
to
No.'99
was
not
York
OKLAHOMA
Bond
$1,000,000
Sept. 10
on Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1974 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
on
856—were
p.
awarded
—were
April
Co., of Toledo, as 2V4S,
price of 100.67, a basis of
Cleveland,
100.36,
Kirchofer & Arnold Asso¬
Harveytiburg), Ohio
ciates,
Inc., of Raleigh,
Vance
Bond
Offering—Wiima ThornSecurities Corp., of Greenboro, J.
bury, Clerk cf Board of Education,
Lee Peeler & Co., and R. S. Hays will receive sealed hUb until noon
& Co., both of Durham, at a price
(EST) on
Zi br the pur¬
of 100.02, a net interest cost of chase of $1
v
? • 'ding bonds.
$125,000 3s. Due
composed
Department bonds offered
10—v.
174,
offered
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due
about 2.18%.
est
Ore.
Oregon (State of)
Bond Sal e—The
$15,000,000
State Highway, series 1951 bonds
offered on Sept. 12—v.
174, p. 856
Ohio
&
works
.
more,
about 2.05%, as follows:
a
bonds
1960 to
Woodward, Okla.
Interest
Glouster, Ohio
Bond Sale — The $10,500 Fire
Richmond County (P.
;
to
—v.
Dist.
awarded
bonds.
Legality approved by Mitchell &
Pershing, of New York City.
Bond Sale—The
Sch.
$750,000 build¬
on Sept.
5—v.
Garfield
1953
Laurinburg Graded Sch. Dist., N. C.
at
Eugene),
9,000,000 IV2S. Due
Ohio
offered
purchase
Interest M-N.
school
The
763—were
p.
Roose
noon
j-d.
Interest
was
Valley
Co., Inc., Fahey,
Clark & Co., First Cleveland
Corp.,
all
of
.Cleveland," and
(EST) on
Sept. 29 for the purchase of $12,-
A-O.
inclusive.
174,
awarded
Bond
1951.
Easter-
A-O.
Heights, Ohio
Bond Offering—Harry Benson,
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh, City Auditor, will receive sealed
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept. 18 bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 4
for the purchase of $73,000 street for the purchase of $40,000 road
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1, improvement - 1951 bonds. Dated
1951. Due on April 1 from 1954 Sept. 1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from
1969
bonds
Bosworth
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
to
ing
syndicate
Sept. 7-—v. 174,
assessment
Concord, N. C.
Bond
.
—
rejected.
on
1965
bonds
Strasburg),
on
inclusive.
40,000 l%s. Due
to
April
on
1957
$3,900
Spring
3s, at
Bond Sale—The
liams, of Cincinnati.
"
O.
Dist.,
Ohio
$35,000 6s. Due
/
(P.
of
Sylvania Exempted Village Sch.
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
to
were
as
a price
basis of about 2.82%.
a
ceived for the $39,935 Rodgers Ad¬
ditions Special Assessment bonds
Wash-
bonds
the
Bank,
101.001,
offered
y
15,000
by
Bond Sale
terest cost of about 2.04%, as fol¬
lows:'
V ..;V
I
60,000
National
of
Dist.
will receive
on Sept.
11—v. 174, p. 946—were sealed bids until noon (EST) on
awarded to a syndicate composed Sept. 24 for the
purchase of $96,of the Vance Securities Corp.j of 000 1948-1950 sewer extension im¬
Greensboro, J. Lee Peeler & Co., provement special assessment
and R. S. Hays & Co., both of Dur¬ oonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1951. Due on
ham, at a price of par, a net in¬ April and Oct. 1, from 1952 to 1961
1958
purchased
basis of about 2.56%.
a
Brilliant,
$150,000 school
A
—
Savings
$3,000 furnace
Bond Sale—The $245,000 build¬ installation bonds offered on Sept.
ing and equipment bonds offered 12—v. 174, p. 946—were awarded
the
Citizens
State
on Sept.
Bank
of
13—v. 174, p. 946—were to
awarded to Hayden, Miller &
Co., Strasburg, as 3s, at a price of
of Cleveland, as 2%s, at a
price of 100.16, a basis of about 2.94%.
ington), N. C.
1953
water works extension
(P. O. Bolivar), Ohio
&
CAROLINA
Shiloh
Sale—The issue
—were
NORTH
855
p.
the
Strasburg-Franklin
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
&
174,
v.
to
Spring Valley, Ohio
resurfacing bonds offered on Sept.
12—v. 174, p. 855—were awarded
to
p. 855-—were
White & Co., of
$16,000 water
plant bonds offered on
—
Bond
Ohio
nati.
No. 6 (P.O. Worcester), N. Y.
\ Bond Sale—The issue of
1
Bond
basis of about
a
1.66%.
t
Ashland,
174,
Bank.
p. 855—were awarded to
Tilney &
Co., of New York City, as 1.70s, at
water
Sale—The
treatment
awarded
%
$4,800
Shiloh, Ohio
1,
A-O.
The
—
Cincinnati, as 2V2s, at a price of
100.12, a basis of about 2.45%.
improvement, highway machinery, Pershing, of New York City.
parking
Sale
awarded to J. A.
1953
Interest
.
'
Sept. 7—v.
on
receive
Dated
April
on
1,
works improvement bonds offered
Raleigh,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept. 18 for
the purchase of $114,000 street im¬
provement
Oct.
Payne, Ohio
sealed bids at his office in
Sale Postponed—The sale
Dated
on
-
Bond Offering—W. E.
Easterling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission,
Christ-
receive
Oct. 1 from 1953 to
inclusive. Interest A-O.
City.
Statesville, N. C.
ment
M.
will
noon
bonds.
terest A-O.
Legality approved by
Sullivan, Donovan, Heenehan &
Hanrahan, of New York City.
E.
—
until
assessment
Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn,
Offering
bids
(EST) on
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $34,960
water
improvement special
Sept. 1, 1951.
Interest
Olmsted, Ohio
Village Clerk,
sealed
March 1 from 1953 to 1963
on
East
'
Bond
man,
Dist. No. 4
Seventh Avenue,
275
Bond
North
Raleigh,
O.
Bonds Not Sold—The
1.56%.
until 11a.m. (EST) on Sept. 18 for
the purchase of $20,000 water and
County Sch.
(P.
on
—were
Offering—W. E. Easterling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
Due
$140,000 bonds
Sept. 11—v. 174, p. 855
awarded to McDonald &
offered
Bond
sewer
Lane
Bond Sale—The
1
inclusive.
sealed bids at. his office in
Bond Offering—John W. Hughes,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
/•
bids until
to
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
ment
Rome, N. Y.
.
1965
National
Bank, of New York City, as 1.30s,
at a price of 100.02, a basis of
1964
375,000 2s. Due
budget - 1950 bonds offered on
Sept. 12 — v. 174, p. 855 — were
awarded
to
51
Secretary,
will
'
Bond
Camp Hill, Pa.
Offering—H. A.
Achen-
bach, Borough Secretary, will
ceive
sealed
(DST)
chase
bonds.
bids
on
,
Sept.
of
$45,000
Dated
until
8
re¬
p.m.
Sandy Township (P. O. Du Bois),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Sale
The
$25,000 im¬
—
provement bonds offered on Sept.
10—v. 174, p. 946—were awarded
to the Du Bois Deposit National
19 for the pur¬
improvement
1, 1951. Due Bank, of Du Bois.
Oct.
1
,
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1044)
$500,000
Junior
High
Providence Township Sch. offering
School bonds—v. 174, p. 946—as
O. R. D. 16, Media), Pa.
follows:
■' 'V: •
": ■ ■.
,
Bond
Offering — Edward N.
Upper
Dist. (P.
Dated
March
1951.
1,
Sept.
1952
from
1
Due
on
1973
to
in¬
clusive. The bonds maturing
in 15
ris Trust &
Savings Bank, of Chi¬
iy2s, at a price of i 00.80,
cago, as
(DST)
1952 to 1966 inclusive.
Sept. 28 for the pur¬
bonds.
on
Pawtucket, R. I.
?
: :
15
Sept.
on
a
ties and
! registration statement covering a
basis of about 1.35%.
bonds was ' pur¬
First Boston Corp.
Sept. 1, 1951. Due on Sept.
1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
bonds
The
15,
Sept.
Legality
dated
are
chased by the
1951.
Dated
proved by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.' ;',V
>
CAROLINA
SOUTH
Brazos River
Dist.
Fountain
Offering
Bond
will
Mayor,
Inn, S. C.
A. E.
—
ap¬
&
Harbor Navigation
(P. O. Freeport), Texas
Jr.,
Commis¬
Bond Offering—E. S. Stone,
Green,
sealed
receive
M-S.
Interest
of
Chairman
bids
of
Board
receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept. 27
until 11 a.m.
(CST) on Sept. 25
for the purchase of $250,000 water for the
purchase of $2,600,000 im¬
works and sewerage improvement
provement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due pn
1951.
Due on March 1 from 1952
Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1977 inclusive.
to
1971 inclusive. Interest M-S.
The bonds maturing after Oct. 1,
Legality approved by Chapman &
1961 are callable.
Interest A-O.
Cutler, of Chicago.
Legality
approved
by
Sinkler,
Dallas, Texas
Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston.
(State
Carolina
South
Bond Offering
11
until
bids
>
(EST)
receive
will
Auditor,
City
ley,
(CST)
on Oct. 2 for the purchase of $3,ori
480,000 general oblgiation bonds.
sealed bids until
receive seal-"
a.m.
Offering—E. Lynn Cross-
Bond
Jeff B. Bates,
—
State Treasurer, will
ed
of)
will
sioners,
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $12,500,000 State School bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1 from
1952 to
1963 inclusive. Interest
Legality approved by the
Attorney-General of the State, T.
C. Callison, Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City, and
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
A-O.
Charleston.
TENNESSEE
1:45 p.m.
(P. O. Dallas),
Dallas County
Sale
Bond
—
on March
1952 to 1962 inclusive.
from
1
Due
$38,000 public
improvement bonds
offered on
Sept. 7 — v. 174, p. 764 — were
awarded to C. H. Little & Co., of
to
on
1970
inclusive.
Refugio
to
l%s.
142,000
(P.
County
from
1964
to
of $100,-
Sale—The issue
Bond
000 hospital bonds was
1981 inclusive.
of
by
Education;
purchased
received
until
Oct.
for
8
The
Due
March
on
15
from 1952 to 1958 inclusive.
l3/4s.
Due
March
on
on
Due
Oct.
on
1
from
1954
privately,
to
about 4.61%.
1
from
1967
Coaticook,
Sale—The
certificates
Coaticook School Commission, Que*
$200,000,-
Bond
purchased by
the Chartered Banks of Canada,
at 1.12%. Dated Aug. 29, 1951. Due
Feb.
was
000
buildings
bonds
was
$225,-
purchased
and the Dawson Hannaford,
Ltd.,.
of
BRITISH
Montreal, jointly, as 4s, at a
price of 95.81, a basis of about
4.57%. Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
COLUMBIA
to
and
Sale—The issue of
school
by A. E. Ames & Co., of Torontor
27, 1952.
Courtenay Sch. Dist., B. C.
public
3%
f
v
Que.
Sale—The
Additoinal
000
inclusive.
56,000
Aug. 1 from
Bond Sale—The issue of $202,$550,000,000 improvement bonds was pur¬
purchased
chased by A. E.'Ames & Co., of
by the Bank of Canada, of Mon¬
Toronto, and the Royal Bank of
treal, at 1.12%. Dated Sept. 1,
Canada, of Montreal, jointly, as 4s.
1951.
Due on March 1, 1952.
3V2% water works and
sewer system revenue
bonds.
Oct.
on
a
1952 to 1966 inclusive.'
367,000
on
Due
was
000 treasury notes was
on
1986
96.001,
at
$41,500
sold
basis of
improvement bonds
Nov. 23, 1951.
Additoianl
•
Nova
■
Bond Sale—The issue of
4%
of $75,000,000 treasury bills was
15 sold, at 0.78%. Dated Aug. 24, 1951.
Due
obliga¬
of
QUEBEC
7
SaleThe issue
Treasury Bill
Province
the
'
constitute
Charlesburg, Que.
Canada (Dominion of)
iy2s.
will
unconditional
and
of
tions
Scotia.
CANADA
follows:
$70,000
self-liqui¬
for advances to The
debentures
direct
the
purchase of $500,000 High School
building bonds.
a
interest
assist¬
certain
for
considered
loans
ance
dating; and
price of 100.01, a net
cost of about 1.62%, as
at
ville,
Due
1974 to
approved
by J. C. Bradford & Co., of Nash¬
140,000 2s. Due on April 10 from
Jackson, at a price of par, a net
1, 1951 and to ma¬
Nova Scotia Power Commission.
be
1966 inclusive.
on April 10
1973 inclusive.
Legality
County Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. Cody), Wyo.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Refugio),
O.
$400,000 hos¬
Due
1, 1971. A group headed
Park
Texas
inclusive.
1963
A-O.
est
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Den¬
ver.
Due
1963
Sinton, Texas
1953
Oct.
ture Oct.
March 1 from
452,000 3s.
$118,'000 3s. Due on April 10 from
Sale—The
be dated
Springs
County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Grass Creek), Wyo.
No. 5
.
,
21/2S.
$392,000
pital-1951 bonds offered on Sept.
Bond Sale—The issue of $750,10—v. 174, p. 856—were awarded
to Phelps, Fenn & Co., of New 000 bonds was purchased by the
York City, and Rauscher, Pierce Central Investment Company of
& Co., of Dallas, jointly, at a price Texas, of Dallas, as follows:
■
'
of par, a net interest cost of about
$133,000
3%
water works
and
2.02%, as follows:
sewer system
revenue bonds.
Clinton, Tenn.
V- Bond
000,000 twenty-year debentures, to
/ Bond Sale—The. $40,000: build¬ jointly by Smith, Barney & Co.
and Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc. will
ing bonds offered on Sept. 1—v.
underwrite the offering.
: «
174, p. 704 —• were awarded to
—v. 174, p. 856—were awarded to
Net proceeds from the sale of
Boetteher & Co., Pi Denver.
a
syndicate composed of Under¬
the debentures will be applied to
Laramie County Sch. Dist. No. 1
wood, Neuhaus & Co., of Houston;
provide funds for, or to reimburse
First of Texas Corporation, of San
(P. O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
the
Province
for
expenditures
Bond Offering—Willits A.Brew¬
Antonio, Columbian Securities
made for, various Provincial pur¬
Corporation of Texas; Rauscher, ster, Clerk of Board of Trustees,
Pierce & Co., both of Dallas, and will receive sealed bids until 2 poses including expenditures by
various departments of the Pro¬
Stern
Bros.
&
Co., of Kansas p.m. (MST) on Oct. 5 for the pur¬
vincial
Government, principally
chase of $350,000 building bonds.
City, at a price of 100.001,* a net
the Department of Highways and
interest cost of about 2.87%, as Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1
Public Works and the Department
follows:
from 1959 to 1962 inclusive. Inter¬
from 1959 to 1961 inclusive.
The
Hot
proposed public offering of $15,-
'
wYowmo
bonds
30,000
Texas
;;y'7;,7.:
)
Sale—The $844,000 school
offered on Sept. 6
Bond
house
1983 inclusive.
to
222,000 3s. Due on Sept. 15 from
1983 to 1986 inclusive.
^
refunding
000
Due
1980
from
Sale—The issue of $500,-
Bond
3y4s.
250,000
Sch. Dist., Texas
Port Neches Ind.
1979 inclusive.
1967 to
RHODE ISLAND
-
Due on Sept. 1 from
13,000 3s.
chase of $88,000 building
callable. Legality ap¬
proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas. ?
>
are
years
Sept 13 filed with the Securi¬
Exchange Commission a
Ion
(
$15,000 23/4s. Due on Sept. 15 from
Matthews, District Secretary, will
receive sealed bids until 7 p.m.
1951
Monday, September 17,
.
Sale—The
Bond
issue
of $381,purchased
Granby Township, Que.
Bond Sale—The issue of $20,000
syndicate composed of J. L.
improvement bonds was sold pri¬
Graham & Co., of Toronto, Royal
1952 to 1966 inclusive.
$9,000 2y4s. Due on Sept. 1 from house refunding bonds offered on
vately, at par. Due on Nov. 1 from
■?y
1952 to 1954 inclusive.
194,000
3%%
public buildings Bank of Canada, of Montreal, and 1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Sept. 11 — v. 174, p. 946 — were
% 1
and water works and sewer the Pemberton Securities, Ltd., of
29,000 2%s. Due on Sept. 1 from awarded to a syndicate composed
L'Ascension Parish, Que.
1955 to 1962 inclusive.
system bonds. Due on Oct. 1 Vancouver, as 4y4s, at a price of
of
Fridley & Hess, EddlemanBond Sale—The issue of $165,from 1967 to 1981 inclusive.
94.55, a basis of about 4.94%. Due
Pollock Co., both of Houston, First
Erwin, Tenn.
on Sept.
15 from 1952 to 1971 in¬ 000 school bonds was purchased
The
bonds
are
dated Oct.
1,
Southwest
Bond Offering — E. B. Clark,
Co.,
of Dallas,
and
clusive.
by Oscar Dube & Co., of Quebec,
1951.
Town Recorder, will receive seal¬ Austin, Hart & Parvin, of San
as 4s, at a price of 92.54, a basis
ed bids until 1 p.m.
NOVA
SCOTIA
(EST) on Antonio, at a price of par, a net
7 Taft Ind. Sch. Dist., Texas
of about 5.13%. Dated July 1, 1951.
Sept. 20" for the purchase of $125,- interest cost of about 3.11%, as
Bond Offering—George B. With¬
Due on July 1 from 1952 to 1966
Nova Scotia (Province of)
000 electric system revenue-1951
follows:
ers, President of Board of Trus¬
Files With SEC—Th^( Province
inclusive. *
;.'7 ./V. v S.:'■7
bonds. "Dated June 1, 1951.
Due $226,000 3s. Due on Sept. 15 from tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
on June 1 from 1953 to 1962 in¬
til 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 2 for the
1952 to 1973 inclusive.
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
259,000 3y4s. Due on Sept. 15 purchase of $300,000 school house
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on
from 1974 to 1985 inclusive.
Gallatin, Tenn. <
165,000 3s. Due on Sept. 15, 1986. April 1 from 1952 to 1966 inclu¬
interest
cost
follows:
of
about
2.48%,
as
Galena Park Ind. Sch. Dist., Texas
-
Bond Sale—The
water
works
and
tem bonds. Due
$650,000 school
sewer
on
sys¬
Oct. 1 from
500
by
school
bonds
was
a
-
.
>
Bond
Offering
—
C. Brown,
I.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Sept.
000 school house bonds was pur¬
26 for the purchase of $440,000
chased by Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
natural gas system revenue bonds.
and Russ & Co., both of San An¬
Dated Oct. 1, 1951,
Due on Oct.
1 from 1954 to 1976 inclusive. The tonio, jointly, as follows:
bonds
are
maturing
callable.
in
1962
Interest A-O.
to 1976
Legal¬
$229,000 3s. Due
1952
1979 to
■
O. Browns
on
The
Sept. 1 from
1978 inclusive.
71,000 23/4s. Due
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Haywood County (P.
to
Sept. 1 from
dated
are
Sept.
1,
1951.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 Athletic
bonds offered on Sept. 7
174, p. 764—were awarded to
C. H. Little & Co., of Jackson, as
v.
13/4S, at a price
of about 1.59%.
of 100.51, a basis
Tullahoma, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The
works
and
sewer
$800,000 water
Kingsville, Texas
Bond
000
Sale—The
water
tem
works
on Sept. 12—v. 174,
856—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate composed of J. C. Bradford
Co.,
Harris
of
&.
and
bonds
revenue
$250,-
sewer
was
Nashville, Stranahan,
Co., Inc., of Toledo,
Walter, Woody &
1 from 1952 to 1980 inclusive.
High Sch. Dist.,
Sale—The
school
000
bonds
are
syndicate composed of Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Central Investment
Series
to
A-1935
D-1941.
$5,003
$4,821
$1C2
3.64
Mi¬
Series
from 1956 to
from
The
1951.
E:
Series
bonds
E-1946
Series
E-1947
Series
E-1948
Series
3,787
52.15
'
44.76
.
_
5,769
42.86
5,885
4,503
43 34
2.255
2,307
4,222
.
i
_1
E-1950
5,208
7,691
4,563
_
6,427
13,460
10,389
V
4.314
-
50.56
1,817
2,405
56.96
1,680
2,634
61.06
64.74
1.491
1,050
2,038
71.53
1,886
<8 monthrS)^
4.229
3,688
-Jz-lTiP.
Series E-1951
59.03
977
5,475
11,635
—
E-1949
Series
1956 to 1979 inclusive.
235
1,652
87.59
2.733
dated
are
Sept. 1,
Legality ap¬
M-S.
Interest
E-1945
Series
1980 inclusive.
E-1944
Series
Sept. 1
on
E-1943
678
7,262
E-1942
Series
Magisterial
1,655
E-1941
Series
480,000 Roberson Magisterial Dis¬
trict bonds. Due on Sept. 1
Total
$67,302
-•••
'
-
/_
'
$32,683
$34,619
51.44
$72,306
$37,505
$34,801
48.13
1,555
Series E
Total
WASHINGTON
.'
Series A-E
—
Series
P
and
G-1941
366
1,189
76.46.
Series
P
and
G-1942—
3,248
885
2,363
72.75
Series
F
and
G-1943-,.
3,423
988
2,435
71.14
G. Myers,
Series
P
and
G-1944-!
3,759
921
2,838
sealed
Series
F
and
G-1945—
3,189
669
2,520
79.02
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Sept.
18
for the purchase of $30,000
Series
F
and
G-1946»r-^-r,.-*-
3,013
599
2,414
80.12
$200,bonds was
dated
Aug.
1
Phillips Ind. Sch. Dist., Texas
Sale—The issue of $200,school house bonds
was
Winslow, Wash.
Bond
Town
Offering
—
will
Clerk,
D.
receive
1953 to 1966 inclusive.
are
callable.
F
and
G-1947____—
2,001
460
2,141
82.31
F
and
G-1948--
3,046
276
2,770
90.94
Series
F and
G-1949__
158
1,515
90.56
Series
F
G-1950
1,673
2,349
125
2,223
94.64
(8 mos.)__
542
6
536
98.89
and G———
$28,398
$5,453
$22,944
80.79
redemption.
93
146
—54
Total
Unclassified
.
All
Sale—The
school
bonds offered
p.
F
on
•
'
and
•'
Series—Total
apium
Grand
$220,000 voca¬
corporate
sales
.
purpose
Sept. 11—v. 174,
856—were awarded to the Har¬
'
.
i
•;
$5,003
$4,821
$182
3.64
95,793
.
33.283
57,509
60.03
$43,104
$57,691
57i24
$100,796
total
*Less
than $500,000,
.{Includes accrued discount.
tCurrent redemption value,
bonds maturing May.. 1, 1951, and thereafter, which owners have option
holding and receiving interest thereon for a further period of ten years.
lilncludes
of
-
matured—_—_—
TotaLJinmatured
Applet on, Wis.
Bond
tional
Series
—
_
by
WISCONSIN
chased by William N. Edwards &
and
Series F and G-1951
The bonds
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
75.50
Series
Interest M-S. Legal¬
approved
—
Series
general obligation bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1951. Due on Sept. 1 from
pur¬
Co., of Fort Worth, and Under¬
Co., Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast, wood, Neuhaus & Co., of Houston,
all of
San Antonio, and McClung jointly, at a net interest cost of
& Knickerbocker, of Houston, are about 2.73%.
.
Gladeville
Bond
,
Amt. Issued
UNMATURED:
Series
-District bonds. Due
;
ity
#
Outstdg. of
Outstdg.
MATURED:
follows:
of
1951.
000
tAmount
Redeemed
series P and G:
issue
building
purchased by Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., of San Antonio, as follows:
The
Alice Ind. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bonds Publicly Offered — The
Building, Capitol Square,
Richmond, until noon (EST) on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $1,080,000 school improvement bonds,
Texas
Bond
office, Room 222,
tAmount
Issued
•
TEXAS
.
sealed bids at the
Percent
:
tAmount
,
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City.
Heimerdinger,
of Cincinnati, J. M. Dain & Co., $92,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1952 to 1968 inclusive.
of Minneapolis, and W. N. Estes &
108,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Co., of Nashville, as 3y4s, at a
1969 to 1980 inclusive.
price of 100.05, a basis of about
3.24%.
County (P. O. Wise), Va.
nett, Secretary of State Commis¬
sion on Local Debt, will receive
sys¬
pur
Co., and Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
both
of
San
Antonio, jointly.
Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due on Sept.
Lamesa Rural
(Dollar amounts In millions—rounded and will not necessarily add to totals)
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
$600,000
of
chased by the Central Investment
p.
&
issue
irevenue-1951
bonds offered
Wise
as
ville), Tenn.
Field
Redeemed Through August 31,1951
VIRGINIA
Finance
,
inclusive.
1981
bonds
on
United States Savings Bonds Issued and
Interest A-O.
sive.
Georgetown Ind. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—The issue of $300,-
.
@FedFRASER