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UNIVERSITY
0F MICH SAN
ISSUE
MONDAY
APK 20 1353
York 7,
Number 5213
Volume 177
Aberdeen Idaho Mining
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 100,000 'shares of
non-assessable common stock to be
offered at 15 cents per share through Wallace Brokerage Co., Wallace,
Ida., Tne net proceeus are to be used to pay for the. development
of mining claims.
,VV" '•
company
filed a
30
March
on
Operating
"
In This Issue
■
;
ACF-Brill Motors Co.—Receives
Other
ceived
16,290,122
16,098,333
33,654,851
2,052,000
' 3,003,000
* 4,094,000
1,528,679
1,364,080
3,108,203
2,722,035
income
$2,523,041
$2,898,009
$5,017,723
$5,774,420
692,309
330,203
engines,
before
Profit
Prov.
■Net
Dividends paid
2,340,000
$4,674,366
3,573,966
profit
"5,898,715
$6,590,818
3,973,296
$6,865,555
3,973,296
$3,791,504
3.476,634
shares outstdg.
1,986.648
$2.35
$3.32
^"including Federal
recoverable
profits taxes.
excess
prior years.—V.
of
taxes
Stock
Montreal
Stock
Canadian
177, p, 829.
Exchange
Exchange....
Toronto
Stock
Toronto
.-^Period End.
1953—4
Mar. 28—
Wk£—1952
;r.7
1253.:
p.
Stock Exchange—Curb
Exchange.
Oyer-the-Counter Markets
1953—13 Wks,—1962:!
Section
.'V"'.--
,
.
-'
:V.
V,'
..
Transactions
'
Dow-Jones
on
and Earnings Increase—
Admiral Corp.—Sales
the
for
Sales
will set a new
first six months of the year
—V.
r
i
v
....
„
^
City
and
».
Declared
Dividends
and
•'
Statement of Member Banks
Reserve
Federal
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds of the sale of the
net
will be added to the company's
expansion of its business.
future
the
BUSINESS—T-he
subsidiary,
fire
DIVIDENDS—Agricultural
in
share
In
and
its
cash dividends on its capital
quarterly dividend of 40 cents per
to stockholders of record March
i
equities in unearned premium reserves
amounted
•
^CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
stock
t
(par
-
44
shares
the
underwriters named below, for whom Blyth
acting as representative, have severally agreed to
the company the following respective percentages of
additional capital stock which are not subscribed for
Blyth
The
&
Merrill
Boston
Paine,
177,
l--_
p.
10
10
Co._„
Barney & Co
Webber,
Jackson
Curtis
—V.
Fen-
k
25%
10
Beane
Moseley
S.
Smith,
—_
Corp.
Pierce.
Lynch,
&
warrants:
subscription
Inc.—
Co.,
First
ner
of
holders of
by the
F,
from
10
&
•
,
5
-
1365.
BROADWAY
61
YORK
NEW
6,
Pursuant to
p.
company
had
;
,1
»
sales
wholly-owned
a
States
Court
at
a.m.
2
2
S. District Court
10
House, Federal Building, Portland, Me., on
before Hon. John D. Clifford. Jr.,
CEDST)
p.
for the
purpose
May 15, 1953,
U. S. District
of determining whether said
1577.
CANADIAN
or
STOCK
March,
with
plain is fair and
equitable and appropriate to effectuate the provisions of Section 11 of
the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935.
See also V. 177,
Judge,
Net
This
the
Traded in New York in United
MEMBERS
( American. Stock
first
) Canadian Stock Exchange
NY 1-142
Direct
Private Wires
Connect New York With
a
1952.
for the
decrease
quarter
$2,670,000
Bangor &
&
offer
Commission
CO.
Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock
Offices in Toronto
was
Off-^
1
about $1,900,000,
of
first quarter was slightly more
about $300,000 compared with
of
1952.; Railway operating revenue
Aroostook RR.—RFC Withdraws
Offering--'
of collateral trust 4% bonds owned by thr)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation since 1951 has been withdrawn
for lack of buyers, an RFt? spokesman said on April 16.
However, thj
An
States Funds
KINS
Exchange
Ohio RR.—March Earnings
March
than $5,300,000.
net income for
decreased about
under those for the first quarter of 1952—V. 177, p. 1470.
income
was
for
of
$1,675,000
SPECIALISTS
all Canadian Exchanges at Regular
CHARLES
&
it was announced oil
April 15 by Roy B. White, President.
This was more than $200,000 less
than lor March, 1952.
The traffic volume was lower, which resulted
in a loss in revenue of Upwards of a half million dollars, as compared
income
Net
submitted by said company and approved by the SEC, pursuant
11(e) of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, by
order dated March 31, 1953.
A hearing will be held in the United
its
Teletype
Corp.,
in excess of $3,000,000 (not
Baltimore
Section
Rates
4-8974
Higher
increase in the net sales
409 and 522.
pp;
T elephone
.
April 2 announced a 32%
1951. The
subsidiary acquired Dec. 31, 1952,
included in the above figues).
J. W. Morari, President, predicted that 1953 sales would be consider¬
ably better than the past year. Backlog as of Dec, 31 was $4,790,999
compared to $2,641,676.
Baker-Lull has over $2,000,000 in unfilled
orders and final negotiations are being concluded with the government
for
a
like sum.
New products and greatly enlarged merchandising
efforts are
expected to increase commercial sales; government ship¬
ments of lift trucks for handling defense material will remain,steady
through the year, Mr. Moran said.
Net profit for the year was $372,125 compared to $362,288 in 1951,
This was $1.93 per share compared to $1.87 in 1951.
A sharp increase
in Federal taxes limited earnings despite the jump in sales.—V. 177,
Baker-Lull
pany,
5%
3
2
Order of the U.
Plan— •
for the Disti/ct of
on
Division, dated April 3, 1953, the SEC has filed a
Supplemental Application in said court to enforce and carry
out the terms and provisions of a plan for the dissolution of this com¬
5
5
3
3
an
Co.—Hearing
Second
Orders Executed on
WHitehall
on
Fund, Inc.
Co., Cleveland, Ohio—Backlog
1577,
Southern
Maine,
N. Y.
♦
177,
American Power & Light
to
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler—
Schwabacher & Co
Spencer Trask & Co.__;
American Securities Corp.—
Elworthy & Co._—
L. F. Rothschild & Co
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
Geyer & Co., Inc
John C. Legg & Co.
Investors
trucks for the year ending Dec. 31, 1952.
Sales for 1952 were $8,157,560 compared
to $6,179,839 in
♦
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed "a
improvements.—V.
the
of .industrial
registration statement with the SEC on
April 10, 1953, covering its bond financing proposal.
As previously
reported, Alabama Power proposes to issue and sell, at competitive
bidding, $18,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1983, the- proceeds
of'which are to be used, along with $6,000:000- to be received1 from;
the sale of additional common stock to
The Southern Co. (parent),
to- provide
a
portion of the funds required for property additions
400,000 shs.
is
Inc.
Co.,
purchase
Power
of
'
400,000 shs.
value $10)
Republic
The
(Calif.)—Files—
21,000
company
use
the
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund, Inc.—New Name—
44
share)
Alabama
The
Outstanding
UNDERWRITERS—The
&
net
Freight, Inc.
joint
application with the
Interstate
necessary authority.
-"Presently, the Santa Fe serves Dallas by way of Ft. Worth and
Cleburne, Texas, and the proposed new arrangement would shorten
the company's present route by about 70 miles between Dallas and
Chicago and -intermediate points."—V. 177, p. 1470.
on April 8 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
through J., Barth & Co., San Francisco, Calif. The
proceeds are to-be used for working capital.
covering
per
and
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Capital
($5
engaged
were
$934,000.
to
it
;
adjustment for
any
and
1852
consolidated net premium writings of the company and
$17,291,000 and consolidated net income before
the
1952,
subsidiary
its
in
'V
1953.
Flower &
-
-
the
assuming the contract
Santa Fe will then file an
Commerce
Commission to obtain the
corporation
The
SEC
paid
has
each year since 1864.
A
was
paid on April 1, 1953
stock
16,
organized
was
company
Empire State Insurance Co., are principally
insurance and allied lines of insurance.
the
writing
in
capital stock now
general funds to permit
Addison.and Dallas,
,' - being drafted covering
now
Baker-Rauiang
Airborne
being offered
between
is
contract
See
unsubscribed stock.
.
being
is'consummated
of
System.......
of
*"A
scription warrants expire on April 29, 1953.
A group of
underwriters headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., will purchase
any
•
■■
trackage between Addison, and Dallas and that
44
Banks 1
Reserve
Condition
the following announce•.
Dallas on the one hand, Kansas City and
the other hand.
^
\ :' "
considered contemplates construction of some 38
new track by Santa
Fe from its' main; north-south line near
to
Addison, Texas,
and obtaining trackage rights 011 the
plan
Cotton Belt between
,
9
Payable
Foreign Exchange Rates........
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
.Agricultural Insurance Co.—Stock Offering—This com¬
pany on April 15 offered to holders of its capital stock,
rights to purchase 100,000 additional shares of capital
stock at $30 per share at the rate of one share for each
three shares held of record on April 14, 1953.
The sub¬
•:
,
direct .service
"1 Sanger
Bond
Redemption Calls aiid Sinking Fund Notices. .44
177, p. 829.
Ry.—Proposed Contract
Gurley President, on April 13 made
7
."The
,
miles
Investment News—Cover
Offerings...
__47
The Course of Bank Clearings....
.42
State
ac-
Chicago or points beyond on
v
■„
General Corporation &
declared that
said that sales for the
record high for the company.
to
f'The.Santa Fe has been conducting discussions with the Cotton Belt
to
determine the practicalities of Santa Fe shortening its entrance
into Dallas from the north and thus being in position to provide new
' <;'
,.7
this company
authorized
These
t
and
also is off to a good start and
the second quarter
me'nt:
.
Miscellaneous Features
the second
\,
General Counsel,
Vice-President and
Uriell,
H.
Frank
are
■
has
the
of
Co.
Fred-G.
Stock Averages.31
of Stock Prices.......
—^——.31
Co.—Acquisition Approved
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
?
Stock and Bond Averages—..——31
Commission
Power
1254.
"
Power
electric facilities located in Arkansas of Missouri
facilities are all located in Greene County, Ark.
i Arkansas-Mlssoui^ wilt pay a total'of $65,000 for the facilities'," $50,000
of. which will be paid to Missouri Utilities and $-15,000 to T. J. Raney
& Sons.—V. 177, p. 1577.
»
• • • 1
.
all
Utilities
Exchange....,..31
American Stock Exchange31
;?
•
Federal
The
quire
_———_—42
7
net
in 1952, accord¬
p.
•
■
exceeded $67,000,000,, while
1953
of
quarter
first
earnings will be over 60 % above the comparable period
ing to preliminary figures,
Boih sales and earnings
highest in company history.
, -•
instrument at its price of $39.50.—-V. 177,
any
Arkansas-Missouri
National Quotation Industrial
SEC Index
Product—
Cameras, Inc.—New
corporation on April 14 introduced the Argus A-4, a new 35 mm.
combining more precision features than ever before assembled
The
Transactions New York Stock
$3,358,696
$3,381,535
$1,163,648
Sales__-.l-^----_---.-v $1,297,176
—V.' 177,
^
1577.
177, p.
camera
■
Stores, Inc.—March Sales Up—
Adam Hat
'
was
Argns
35
36
37
_^_38
.41
Francisco
San
—V.
35
..35
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange..—
Pittsburgh
1,986,648
1,986,648
per'com. share
-
33
Exchange—
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
1,986,648
$3.45
$1.91
+After deducting $1,352,665
Common
Earnings
Stock
Midwest
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec-
32
Angeles Stock Exchange
Los
tl,975,357 "10,815,906
taxes'-'--
Viscose
of common stock (par
made on April 15 by The First Boston Corp.
and associates at $49 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
The
net
proceeds, it is reported, are to go to Courtauld's, Ltd.
$25)
—
Cana¬
&
income
768,131
1,306,867 /
1253.
p.
ondary offering of 234,634 shares
,<
—
1952
1S51
1950
1949
$53,039,845 $80,977,234 $68,730,632 $50,273,543
taxes
6,649,723
17,406,724
12,764,270
6,131,504
inc.
Fed.
for
dian
177,
American
(Stocks)
.11
(Bonils)...23
American Stock Exchange———
—_27
Boston Stock. Exchange
32
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
._c_32
Detroit Stock Exchange—
——32
Years End. Dec. 31—
sales
charges
aiter
"Net
Exchange
Stock
New York
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Acme Steel Co.
operating
5,866,000
Page
New York Stock Exchange
Net
income
"Deficit.—V.
has re¬
1253.
amounting to over $1,100.000.—V. 177, p.
the total order
Stock and Bond Quotations
Govt. Contract—
company's Hall-Scott Motor Division at Berkeley, Calif.,
an order from Army Ordnance for 225 of its Model 440
The
32,509,104
expenses
taxes'—
operating taxes—
Federal
Net
,
Co.—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
1953—2 Mos.—1952
$22,393,842 $23,363,422 $45,874,777 $46,871,559
revenues..—
Operating
<
& Telegraph
Telephone
American
Co., Wallace, Idaho—Files—
Period End. Feb. 28—
The
Copy
a
and Investment News
General Corporation
RAILROAD
Price 90 Cents
N. Y., Monday, April 20, 1953 .' ;•
and Montreal
BRANCHES
♦
,
Toronto,
Ontario
Royal Bank Building
Montreal, Quebec
Aldred Building
2
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
(1678)
November
in
talking to potential purchasers.
issued under-an indenture
principal
common
from
exchange for other B&A bonds
The
arfd
and
ere
trustee of $3,350,000
due July 1, 1976.
will continue to be interested in
bonds, maturing July 1, 1961,
by a deposit with the
amount of 4'/2% first mortgage bonds
"The RFC had acquired the bonds in
company s
agency
secured
and
v
1943-51.—V.
between
177,
$8,000,000
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.—New
"
"One
Contract—
purpose
mortgage
from
bonds
short-term
construction
remainder
the
picture industry's biggest investments in a widecalled Cinemascope, has been staked on optical
units produced by this company, it was announced on April 14.
The new film process will be used by Twentieth Century-Fox, which
expects that
Cinemascope will become a
leader
in the effort by
Hollywood studios to obtain a bigger share of the consumer's enter¬
film
1953
earnings
used
be
discharge
to
the
F.
and to finance part of
funds will be available for
There
process,
the
the
of
1953
and
construction
accruals
a
company
additional
tainment
dollar,
ties
of
The
B&L
units
will
produce
Robert
Cinemascope
for
known
are
California-Pacific Utilities Co.—Registers With
'
■
film,
and
tional)
In
the
sound
the
units,
wide
as
used
the
taking
fit
to
technically
(A. S.)
176,
and
two
be
completed
by
June
The
proceeds
net
construction.—V.
new
used
be
to
are
176, p.
to
A.
G.
repay
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
$9,775,637
Net
V.
per
share
common
applicable to
compared
with
of
stock
profit#
$96,809
for
the
for
Simmons
the
securities)
of
last
period
same
C.
was
Operating
Federal
Other
expenses
income
1953—2 Mos.—1952
taxes
operating taxes-
S.
&
complete retirement of this corporation from the commercial weaving
will be accomplished around
June
1,
at which
time the
Va., plant will be permanently closed, the company an¬
Net
operating
income
charges
after
—V.
177,
$2,839,863
$2,038,684
$5,807,189
2,374,510
1,579,639
4,866,125
promotional
goods
"Termination
steps
ultrasonic
instrument
to aid
hundreds
of
consumer
Mr.
start
at
Hyland said-.
at
once
the
Cincinnati
This, he added,
industrial controls field.—V.
Division
it
company,
of
first
and
and
directed
weaving
toward
operations
for
this
March
31,
1953,
exceed
the
72
were
cents
that
not
per
while
yet
share
diversified
figures
available,
earned
demand, thus
177, p. 234.
the
the
in
company's backlog of unfilled
during .the quarter, Mr. Snyder said,
well
that
for
last
declined
order
stable
South
&
West
furnish
P.
Inc.,
will
operating
the
be
services
national
and
book
income
177,
on
portfolio
securities
1255.
p.
—
of
distributors
Boston,
the
to
"
Mass.,
officers
and
1951
a
Consolidated'
loss
Special
Net
•Profit
before
?Prov,
for
.Jncome
Net
inc.
for
taxes
&
loss
Working
Com.
shrs.
tEarns.
'"Including
177,
excess
11,683,770
2,336,757
$9.33
29,027,224
607,332
14,020,486
2,336,750
573,372
2,394,879
share,
coon,
21,219,389
567,178
9,478,351
outstanding
per
$8,83
-
profits
taxes
•
■,
V"
'
•
___,
surplus
$230,582
35,718
.
176,
tAfter
$721,259
*85,495
)
■
554,821
1862:- *
p.-
>
U'-'?**' i-'l-
533,261
•>*'
'
'V
•*
1953—5 Wks.—1952
&
will
11,683,718
2,336,745
be
$12.16
for
$9.16
general
stock
700
and
-
177, p.
^Bridgeport Brass Corp.—New
1° m®et
created
the
by
177°
—V
growing
industrial
1470
p
demand
expansion
in
the
brass
and
Louisville
Wareh0U£e ln Louisville- Ky.
copper
net
proceeds
from
corporation's
corporate
area,
this
company
also
are
and
.
on or about May 1.
the
sale
general
purposes.
of
funds
<
<
the
and
shares
will
be
com¬
offered
available
•
:Bulolo Gold Dredging,
Ltd.,
Vancouver,
—Production Up Sharply—
Period End. Feb. 28—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Yardage dredged
O.unces
Value
fine
at
4,336,000
gold
$35
U.
S.
Mos.—1952
13,207.500
90,391
66,299
$590,835
$3,163,685
$1,970,465
22.94c
23.96c
24.58c
S.
the
figures
and
42.
Power
Co.
*'Years Ended Dec. 31—
expenses
$15,496,666 $13,484,538
______—_____
10,045,854
which
income
$5,450,812
deductions—!—'si6
income
o
ooe
oca
'679
753
132
stock
2.l35!?30
951,388
$1,605,833
646,795
in
and
1952
the
sales
25.
each
use
of
1953,
offered
6,
to
March
31,
directors
Average
common
at
$2 089
stock
were
*
share—
used
from
largely
sale
to
last
reduce
145
■
7?n •
55^*' T679 928
^'3:}3'551 ..1*679,928
2 353
year-end.——
outstanding...
FINANCING—Proceeds
shares
Co.—
revenues
for
1951.
in
Denver.
during
the
increased
year
164 billion cubic
million
from
year
feet
cubic
Gas
than
5.5
trillion
day to
per
cubic
a
available
reserves
approximately 4.5
by
than
more
billion
4
to
the
trillion cubic
feet
1954, designed
to increase
to
cubic
million
630
The company also
feet.
cubic
reports
capacity was increased by about
total of 429 million in its Colorado
have
company
feet
the
at
end
increased
been
of
1951
to
more
presently.
The company has filed applications with
sion for a $43,000,000 expansion program
the Federal Power Commis¬
during
the
1953
years
daily deliverability in the Colorado
and
markets
feet.-
A Federal Power Commission hearing will commence April 30 on an
application by this company to construct pipeline facilities in Colorado,
Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas to increase the sales capacity ,of its
transmission
gas
system.
The company plans to build 116 miles of pipeline and a total ol
22,220 horsepower ln main line compressor capacity at new and existing
stations.
said
Estimated
that
the
the
of
cost
project
would
initially
system
project
is
the
increase
by
82,500,000
$19,856,596.
sales
cubic
capacity
feet
of
The company
of its trans¬
day, and
help it meet the rapidly expanding demands of resale customers
industrial establishments.—V. 177, p. 1579.
gas .per
Brush
has
after
paid
common
share
were
declared
equipment
be
must
subsidiaries
and
taxes
was
for
completely
moisture-proofed.
Rcognizing this,
CBS-Hytron offers the
first
hermetically sealed
junction transistors. Each unit is uniquely sealed in a metal case—
moisture-proof,
contamination-proof,
and
light-proof,
CBS-Hytron*#
new design
overcomes the disadvantages of previous junction transis¬
tors, molded in plastic cases, and makes possible the dependable per¬
the
said.—V.
of
which
177,
p.
these
transistors
are
25
1953
of
dividend
1922.
on
its
*.
com¬
and
year
for
the
The
April
record
that
date
of
the
*'
*" i
filed
corporation
9,
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
1953,
covering its common
stock
financing proposal/
As
reported,
Columbia
Gas
proposes
to
issue
and
sell
at
competitive bidding 1,700,000 shares of Its no par common stock.
The net proceeds will be added to the general funds of the
company
per
share.
On April 6,
on
the split stock of 25
shareholders of record May
on
announcement
previously
three
cents
to
the
'
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
After
adjustment
stock
split
adopted by
the
stock dividensd paid in 1951
each
capable,
1152.
$3,444,240.
dividend
a
10,
including the holders
April 14.
cash
a
September,
per
1953
and
Broadcasting System, Inc.—New Transistor
Coffin,
Columbia
new
tors
Development Co.)
recording
A.
President of CBS-Hytron, Danvers, Mass., a divi¬
Broadcasting System, Inc., on April 13 announced
hermetically • sealed Junction transistor.
The surfaces of junc¬
tion transistors,
commonly used in electronic hearing aids, are ex¬
tremely sensitive to moisture. For dependable operation, these transis¬
of
and
together
1953
shares
construction
with
on
CAPITALIZATION
3V4%
stock.
outstanding^
anon
Inc.
Co.—Earnings, Etc.—
^
common
1953,
$1.15
GIVING
,
per
700
700
700
900
&
of $18,168,060, net income of $3,329,705
The decline was primarily attributable
August, 1952, by the Federal PowerUomis being contested by the company in the Circuit Court
during the
formance
704,513
dividends.-
Balance Available for common
3*0,. pf shafts
Outstanding
sound
corporation
since
2-for-l
share payable June
per
700
Co
Hansen
other
funds
program.—V.
will
be
177, p.
available
for
a
part
the
of
1579.
—
Preferred and preference
Earned
and
the
corporation
April
on
ended
of
quarter
recent
amounted
board
Co
pipeline system
a
manufacturers.
(formerly named The
$53,307,874 and net income
the
shareholders
900
2,700
Co
&
Wulff,
feet to approximately
sion
producer
research
were
reflect
cents
$2,735,940
federal income taxes-______:____l_r___::::;;
Net
$3,008,010
S CPQ 990
;
other
10,476,528
to
in
sales
Columbia
of artificially-grown piezoelectric
crys¬
extensively in accoustical products.
It
also
electronic
analyzing
and
recording
instruments
for
DIVIDENDS—The
months
«?*«i,ng inCOme~--~-————
and
1951
with
share
per
Appeals
Bruce
used
are
and
1952
mon
!952
other
Co.
component parts.
(&.Subs.)—Earnings
',™"K
Interest
by
largest
EARNINGS—Net
California Electric
CirtfSS
and
manufactures
&
Wood
Higgins
industries.
Electronics
which
year
Operating
Co.
2,700
-
&
Witter
P.
700
Co
Co
Woodcock, Hess & Co.,
1579.
compare
$1.88
would
Ltd.
world's
industrial
;
177, p.
Brush
is
tals,
26.66c
yard in U.
Products
&
Johnson
annual report for 1952, the first since its merger with Cana¬
Gas Co., Colorado Interstate Gas Co. reported gross reve¬
$17,230,316 and net income of $2,680,174, equivalent to $1.51
per share on the 1,711,017 shares of common stpek outstanding.
These
rubber-and-metal
Clevite
and
Weld
and important
Harris
Products
Co.
manufactures
prin¬
bearings for use primarily in the automotive
manufactures and sells in Canada
products of the
same
types as those manufactured by the
corporation
and, Harris
Products
Co.
Clevite Service,
Inc.
sells
in
the
replacement parts
market automotive parts manufactured
by the corporation and Harris
8,015.520
$1,156,155
per
cents
—V.
1953—9
16,881
per
~'-J ounce
Value
33,033
,
2,576,000
___
B. C., Canada
leading manufacturer of sleeve-type
bearings
and
principally in the automotive industry. Its products
extensively in the aircraft, farm equipment, diesel engine
use
used
900
of
natural
.
a
for
locomotive
cipally
field.
'
is
bushings
products
Co
River
—
devices,
Clevite
Warehouse—
for
900
Co
&
its
In
dian
nues
mission
-
1,800
&
Dulles & Co
Zuckerman, Smith &
Colorado Interstate Gas
Gas
BUSINESS—Corporation (formerly named The Cleveland Graphite
Bronze Co.)
and its wholly-owned subsidiaries are
manufacturers of
bearings, bushings and related products, and of electronic
components
dividends.
Dean
H.
that
the
to
900
700
Co
&
Co.—
Trask
Collins
Wilson,
900
of
1255,
added
1,800
900
Westheimer
900
2,700
Co
2,200
Inc.
Co
&
White,
900
Weeks
Co
Co.,
&
Anthony & Co
900
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.— 1,300
Watling, Lerchen & Co
2,200
1,300
—_
Fay
&
&
&
Boyce
Nicolaus
Tucker,
2,700
Co
&
700
700
Co
Co.—.
Staats
Bros.
Trubee,
2.200
Co
Co
&
Illinois
mission
'
preferred
Hooker
&
&
to a rate reduction ordered
$21,897,000 $19,861,000 $55,701,000 $51,278,000
PROCEEDS—The
642,341
Co
&
Noyes
Hull
1953—13 Wks.—1952
April 14 offered and quickly sold 200,000 shares of
mon
stock (par $1) at $25.37V2
per share.
22,046,885
1578.
p.
earned
__
p.
Stone
Richards
R.
&
&
Spencer
2,200
—
1,300
Co,—
900
Sutro
Co
&
&
Harris,
Stockton Broome
900
Miller
&
Hague
Stix
700
_______—
2,700
Bolger
Moore
Stifel.
Barbour,
Co
900
2,200
Co
Fairman
Stein
700
Co
&
William
700
1,800
Co
&
markets.
13,600,000
22,914,657
"
—V.
31,600,000
dividends-^—_
849,311
128,051
Stock Offering Oversubscribed — F.
Eberstadt & Co., Inc. and
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.,
headed a nationwide group of 139 underwriters which
on
35,646,885
37,050,000
&
Holton,
94
60,627,224
dividends
Common
to
Clevite Corp.
$
58,269,389
&
Rogers,
Hemphill,
—V.
230,582
!____
Period End. Mar. 28—
177,
Co.__
Smith,
700
741,253
Colonial Stores Inc.—March Sales Increased—
pro¬
Co.—
&
Smith,
700
Hill
1951
1949
Can.
profit
•Preferred
Gross,
Hayden,
Hayden,
116,974
charges
"Deficit.—V.
will
353,948,112 369,166,260 330,924,422 252,366,420
taxes
1952
year
capital
&
Hammill
Wurst,
(income)__.
carried
Depreciation
60,039,657
Co
1,300
Scranton
Inc.
1,800
Co
&
1,300
Co
&
$21,994,620 $20,495,921
!
the
shares
37,125,000
Fed.
&
700
1,800
Co
&
Stiver
Shillinglaw,
Up—Earnings Improve—
sales
items
Harri-
—V.
1950
Reid
Gibson
1,800
Roney
;
W.
Sills,
700
Investment Corp, of Norfolk
Calendar Years—
directors.
$
;
C.
Grant-Brownell
$1.31
Chas.
1,300
Goodbody & Co
Granbery, Marache & Co—
Hornblower
,
1952
sales
Fulton,
2,200
Linn__
Shearson,
700
W.
C.
Shields
Co
&
Co
Co
&
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
1.800
2,200
Marshal!
Fuller
Smith
$1.11
Wm.
700
D.
&
&
Saunders,
Meyer & Barnett
Friedman, Brokaw & Co.
sec¬
Riter
700
&
700
Rodman
Chi¬
of
700
—
900
Corp..
Corp
Co.
:
900
cago
The
'l. Borg-Warner Corp. (&
Subs.)—Earnings—
Years End. Dec. 31-
Offered—A
$0.44
Operating loss
will
Michigan
900
Co
Co
Reynolds
900
700
Securities
Foster
1953—3 Mos.—1952
com¬
and
2,700
Co.—
&
&
Co.— 1,800
&
Inc.
1,800
Cleveland
of
Quail
1,300
Hopwood. 1,300
&
Rada, McElhiney & Morack,
900
Corp
Chapman &
Company
First
Inc.
Franklin,
177, p. 1471.
Sales__
Net
$0.34
Childs Co.—Sales
year.
reflects
Co.,
Co
First
$28,066,000 $30,503,000 $80,757,000 $91,346,000
2,785,000
3,491,000
8,888,000
10,411,000
facilities.
Chase, Inc., investment counsel of
advice
—V.
Co.,
certain
John
vide
&
Corp.—Stock
1953—Month—1952
1
income
Earnings per com. share
somewhat
operation
700
Co._
&
&
&
&
Putnam
1,800
Co
First
would
of
company'^
arrangement,
Ripley
The
ended
quarter
has
the
but
quarter
April 15 approved contracts 'for,'distribution of
investment advisory service." tjnder the new
man
customers
same
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings-
the
probably
earnings
first
orders
providing
the
&
Co.__
Co.—
Securities
Clark
Ferris
&
&
Hawkins
—V.
for
Emerson
Farwell,
serve
finishing at Cumberland, Md., and subsequent con¬
activity into the important and integrated dyeing
plant at Hopewell, Va."—V. 177, p. 1151.
finishing
Net
15
L.
Fairman
goal were (1) discontinu¬
Williamsport, Pa., and (2) cessation
at
I.
Hancock, Blackstock & Co._
Net
on
can
yarn
Pressprich
duPont
900
2,700
Penington, Colket and Co.—
W.
1,300
&
Curtis
700
2,700
700
700
1,800
Co._
&
Jaffray
Deetjen
Co.
Company
Piper,
concession of 35 cents per share.—V. 177, p. 1579.
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—Contracts
Approved—
George A. Sloan, President, has -announced that the
stockholders
and
the
it
where
position
Mudge
Ohio
R.
Fahey,
ondary offering of 20,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on April 16 by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Smith, Barney & Co. at $20.75 per share, with a dealer's
favorable.
final
The
pany plants.—V.
greater
a
700
1,300
Co
&
Olderman, Asbeck & Co
Paine,
Webber, Jackson
900
&
Co._:—~
&
Cook & Co
1,300
Hirschberg, Inc.—
900
&
Sears
E.stab rook
efficiencies and econo¬
Blancke,
President,
declared.
realignment
should
restore
the
to
Co..
Son
900
Equitable
similar
of
(Inc.).
Co
&
700
H.
this
Central
in the
at
continued
company
stockholders
corollary
The
900
McFawn
Oechsel,
900
70O
1,800
Co
Newbold's
Norris
1,300
Co.
H.
2,200
Co
&
&
Moseley
Newhard,
&
Corp
&
S.
Nauman,
W.
900
Clarke
900
&
Co
Francis
customers.
a
F.
Miller
900
West
1,860
Co
&
Turben
700
Co
Emanuel,
trust
April
W.
&
Revel
900
&
Miller
Draper,
export
and
of
Period End. March 31—
told
is
Staunton
at
continued,
"the
Textile Division
moves
dyeing
Gross
He
textile
company's
900
8.
Co.—Financing—
Blaw-Knox Co.—Outlook Favorable—
W. Cordes
Snyder, Jr., President, reported on
outlook
in
company,
will mark the entry of Bendix
sell,
collateral
of
and
announced
was
Issue
to
mortgage
of
solidation
on
April 14,
has received SEC
competitive bidding, $5,800,000 of
bonds,
due
1983,
the
proceeds
of which are to be used to repay $5,200,000 of short-term
unsecured
note indebtedness and to provide funds for its construction
program.
—V. 177, p. 1470.
authorization
the
ance
177, p. 1254.
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric
This
the
of
the
operations
of
he
"Earlier
that
will
waves,
for
effectively the interests of both our acetate
Individually and the textile industry generally.
instantaneously and continuously measures and controls
voscosity—flowability—of liquids by ultra-hlgh-frequcncy
sound
the
sold
been
more
goods ranging from nylon stockings and auto
steering wheels to food products.
Volume production of the Ultra-VIscoson, described as the first in¬
strument
have
looms
some
year, and should result in
the
corporation."
Harold
operation
quality control in a broad
involving fluid raw materials
by streamlining processes
has
been
acquired by this corporation, Lawrence A. Hyland,
VicePresident in charge of engineering, announced on April 10.
The pre¬
cision" it brings to quality control, he said, can improve the end quality
of
for
"Moreover,"
precision
of industry
area
last
mise
Industry Use—
An
Already
and
the
balance
will
also be
disposed
of abroad.
Future
fabric activities will be concentrated in the field of experimental
woven
and
Bendix Aviation Corp.—To Build Ultrasonic Probe for
■>
15.
McDonald
Mead,
Co
Co
Co
900
Merrill,
Co
900
Co._
&
&
&
Davenport &
Co
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
markets
$4,275,864
3,347,706
1254.
p.
April
Moran
Masten
2,200
Co
&
Co.
700
&
Cunningham &
Curtiss, House
industry
on
&
&
McCourtney-Breckenridge
Co.,
Co
Brown
Courts
Staunton,
nounced
Net
Corp. of America—To Retire From Weaving
Industry-
$17,593,101 $42,387,496 $36,270,365
14,620,471
13,220,303
29,818,651
27,063,272
2,457,500
1,635,100
5,048,400
3,481,500
837,907
699,114
1,713,247
1,449,729
&
Campbell & Robbins Inc
C.'F. Cassell & Co., Inc
year,—
E.
1,300
Sullivan
Chace, Whiteside,
Winslow, Inc.
Celanese
900
Co
Bennett
McCormick
2,200
and
2,200
Rhoades
Co.—1,800
Masen,
A.
2,200
Co
Bradford
Brooke
42.
p.
&
2,700
3,300
Co
2,700
&
1,300
C.
J.
months ended
three
sales
on
700
Inc.
Corp
&
Loeb,
Manley,
700
Ellis
&
M.
Loewi
Co
Co.
Inc.
$16.80
$16.31
common
(exclusive
1953
31,
177,
of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
&
&
700
1,300
Inc
Co.
._
Borland
Bosworth,
Dec. 31, '52
'53
Carl
2,760
Inc.
700
Brothers
Ryons
1,300
Co
Co.
Rollins
Boettcher
Value Off—
$11,021,230 $11,294,763
value
income
$96,724
$9,262,808
assets
asset
March
$20,755,741
revenues
&
&
Blair,
Mar. 31,
net
Lester,
900
Eichler
Co.,
Higginson
Lehman
1,300
Hough
Befcts,
Lee
700
2,200
Co
Becker
&
Richard
Bell Telephone Co.
900
&
900
Co
& Co
Joyce
&
Hewitt
&
&
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
700
Kidder, Peabody & Co.J
2,700
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
900
W. C. Langley & Co
2,200
1,800
Bateman,
Beil
142.
Carriers & General Corp.—Net Asset
Total
1953—13 Wks.—1952
$3,247,913
for
As of—
with
1,
Net
$3,740,898
underwriter.
and
Co.,
& Co
B.
Kalman
Red-
&
Baird
Kreeger
Jones
H.
John
900
&
Co
W.
Barth
J.
1150.
177, p.
&
Boenning
produce
1953—4 Wks—1952
___
loans
700
Co., Inc._
Blunt
three types of
for projectors.
The
units
Cinephor lenses.
Super
to
are
SEC—
reality.
of
will
Beck Shoe Corp. (& Subs.)- -March Sales Incr.
-
—V.
illusion
firm
principal
bank
1666.
p.
Period End. Mar. 28—
Sales
the
and
order
the
out'again so that it Tills a
one.
Stereophonic (direc¬
it
normal
optical
cameras
first
follow.—V.
to
the
B&L Ealtar
the
on
spreads
as
heighten
to
phase,
for
one
Deliveries
others
is
first
designed
are
unit
projection
twice
about
Co
&
900
Jones,
T.
Inc.___ 1,800,
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball, Surge & Kraus
April 15 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 50,009 shares of convertible preferred stock to be offered at
par
($20 per share), with First California Co., Los Angeles, Calif., as
anamorphic adapters.
Cinemascope requires one camera and one
projector. The taking unit squeezes a wide image onto regular 35mm
opposite thel*
Inc.
Inc.
The company on
as'
screen
Co.,
Baker, Simon ds
'
below
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
1,800
Bache
elimination of Rie preference shares by conversion or redemption,
capital structure at the end of 1952 comprised 49.9% debt, 17.5%
preferred stock and 32.6% common stock and surplus.—V. 177, p. 1578.
v
14.
forth
Shares
10,000
Co.,
path
and
supply Twentieth Century-Fox with large quanti¬
anamorphic optical units for Cinemascope was announced
April
on
&
Ambler
the
to
agreement
Allyn
Wistar
-
--An
&
Auchincloss, Parker
stock
common
stock set
10,000
C.
Ames, Emerich
of
structure
Inc
Shepard
Inc.
A.
reserves.
capital
the
Eberstadt & Co.
Prescott,
requirements.
significant improvement in
during 1952.
With the sale of
was
to
common
-
Shares
loans
Other
program.
retained
will
bank
the number of shares of
respective-names;
The
company intends to use its credit with the Bank of America to finance
motion
the
of
screen
first
remaining
the
1578.
p.
remaining preference shares not converted into
for
redemption.
Funds being made
available
made of an additional 136,249 common shares
being
now
this
it held
all
called
were
sale
Monday, April 20, 1953
$0 89
10
October
of
short-term
$0 54
$0^54
350,0G0'"hew corn-'''
bank
borrowings
EFFECT
term
.company
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
.
insurance
,
,'?! due 1954-71' _l!_„$15,000,000 s.
$15,000,000
,
j.'4,/2'% .cumul. ;pfd. stock (par1 $100)__!
Common
stock
(par
$1)—
UNDERWRITERS—The
Eberstadt
the"
Co.. Inc.
and
and
the
100,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
65,654 shs
1,799.652 shs.
See Combusion
?
-
«•
)
*
•
,»
Combustion
Name—
-
named
below,
for
whom
F.
Shepard & Co., Inc.
are
acting
Severally agreed -to 'purchase ffonr the
Prescott,
i*.
••
•
i-
M
:"T
j
Engineering-Superheater,- Inc.
,
;
*
'
—
V
-
7
Changes
*
corporation
has
agreed
to
sell
to
them
severally
The, name, of this corporation, has been ^.changed .to. Combustien.
Inc.. according to an amendment to the
corporation's
dertllicate-of incorporation filed1 April 15.'
Dealings in the-capital stock
on the New York Stock
Exchange began on April 16.—V. 172, p. 23*8.
,
Engineering,
,
Engineering-Superheater, Inc. below.
underwriters
representatives,- haVS
corporation,
Combustion Engineering, Inc.—New Name-—
FINANCING
Outstanding
loan
"1"..'
/
3
(1679)
.Number 5213... The
Volume 177;
Commerce
.
-
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Acceptance Co.,Inc.,
Mar. 15,1963, at 100% , of principal amount.
I" r; The- - debentures are
redeemable on-: or; after . March . 15,; 1964 )at
prices -ranging - from 163 V2 to 1C0, with accrued Interest in each case.
They may also be - redeemed through, the sinking fund at" 100' and.
-accrued in teresj.v; //v,.j..,v .
<,
bonds, 5%,'due f
loans of "Derby <
"'.Under the merge?,.
be- the surviving company
cancellation of the outstanding capital- stock of the sub- i
share of capital stocky of the parent shall become and be deemed to represent one share of. capital stock .of Housatonlc. t
A-rights offering of 50,000 additional shares of the parent's capital
stock is contemplated prior to consummation of the plan, for which
a
separate application Is to be filed." Thus, upon effectuation of the
merger, Housatonlc will have. initially outstanding 332,237
shares of
$15 par capital stock.—V. 174, p. 1496.
^V
; v/y.'t
"Provides for
sidiaries.
,./'~v,.'.. ■*..J,:''.-.ju,/''
personal loans.
property and
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING ?..*
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
'; •/,..■
v
.
;■
V.
-
t•/.
•
'•% . ;outstanidng
subordinated debentures due to I960
*
$330,000
subordinated debentures due to 1961
.
225,000
5% capital debentures due March 15,: 1903—
v.*;„3OO|0O0
4%% cumulative preferred stock, (par $100)_
— u;,
6,653
Common stock (par $100)—--.—-—.
,10,000
1%%
♦Me%
Each
-
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
shs.
shs.
*
Gross
organlaed In Kansas approximately
Net
ry.
Che
Net
2$ years ago.
count
Corp.,
Commerce
with
Service
Midland
Oklahome
an
City;
Oklahoma
t
Kansas City,. Mo.; and The
corporation.—V. 177, p. 1471,
Investment Co.—Assets Incr. Sharply
As of March 31—
1953
1952
Total net assets
1
$62,265,926 $48,035,486
The company now has 38,000 shareholders and there are 9,008,385
shares outstanding as of March 31, 1953.—V. 177, p. 1255,
ry.
woring
>
on
May
Net ry*
175,
capital.—V.
p.
163,744
177,497
208,242
272,163
531,540
V'y
1
(Utah)—Files With SEC—
on
reported
<H. S.)
Crocker & Co., Inc.,
ry.
♦1,395,776
904,864
1,343,904
479,383
*3,014,105
*3,436,973
*2,655,017
*2,738,099
*3,265,748
*3,593,727
*2,697,579
*2,938,808
income
177,
p.
Net
ry.
1950
1952
1951
$643,427
$697,017
84,718
5,290
114,710
163,056
•61,352
330,070
97,878
45,581
146,647
1,288,475
246,998
881,764
35,893
140,840
1,217,422
1,272,222
178,448
income—
59,644
V
;
62,766
*27,845
♦Deficit.—V. 177, p. 1256.
Duluth, Winnipeg &
ry.
Net
1951
1950
$425,100
$278,700
98,378
256,835
101,520
32,965
income—
3,056
140,393
21,262
*25,525
828,500
1,332,600
851,300
551,700
132,184
101,520
223,562
48,419
1963, at the principal
21,262
53,315
83,174
prices ranging from $24.50 to $29.50. The issue will have the benefit
of an annual sinking fund of $100,000 during the years 1954 to 1963,
railway
railway——_
oper.
69,344
income—
♦Deficit.—V.
177,
p.
939.
*
•,
(Allen B.) Du Mont
Mar. 22, '53 Mar.
12 Weeks Ended—
shares
•Earnings
per
common
$0.39
during
Output
the
period
in 1952, Mr. Rice
.
in January,
comparable
greater than the
also 234%
said.
1953 was
Los Angeles,
Calif.—Files—
•
,
Corp.—Introduces New Product—
of, Syk>id -162,
a
balances,
to
carry
7\
'
its subsidiaries are primarily engaged
In the
manufacture and
sale of baking pans for commercial and
institutional bakeries, and a wide variety of non-electrical houseware#
items.
The housewares items include cutlery, kitchen tools, flatware,
household
baking
pans
and stainless
steel cooking utensils. : The
company
also is engaged in government. ordnance work, consisting
primarily of- cartridge cases.
Net sales in 1952 aggregated $45,273,000 and net income amounted
and
■BUSINESS—Company
$3,018,000, equal to $3.41 per common
to
Refractories
Electro
Operations—
&
share.—V. 177, p. 1367.
T
— Speeds
f/A-
Abrasives- Corp.
•
periodic kilns, with their own railroad cars, are
corporation to fire grinding wheels in a fraction of the
required* it was announced on April 17. The kilns are
a major feature of the company's recently completed vitrified grinding
wheel plant.—V. 177, p. 1256.
new-type
Two
enabling this
'
Davison Chemical*
proceeds from
company's general corporate funds and
the
bank
stock.
mon
/
231% over January, 1952. Febru¬
ary,
1953 output was 282%
greater than the same month in 1952,
and tube production last month was 189% over March, 1952.
These figures, Mr. Rice declared, are for television picture tubes,
and do not take into account Du Mont production of cathode-ray
tubes
for industrial
and military use and for special applications
in the research field.—V. 177, p. 1256.
Production
and
the sale of the debentures will be
used, to. maintain
Inventories and receivables, and for
such other purposes as may be determined by the management.
The
company will receeive none of the proceeds from the sale of the com¬
first three months of 1953 was 68% greater
record first quarter, in 1950. The 1953
the previous Du Mont
first-quarter production was
than
or before April 1,
stock at conversion
on
to
larger
.
tubes by
on April
Division
convertible at any time on
amount thereof into common
at par,
PROCEEDS—Net
added
2,361,654
$0.03
2,361,054
share
preferred dividends.
»y;.
Widespread gains in the production of television picture
the corporation's cathode-ray tube division, were disclosed
14
In
a
first quarter production
report by F. F. Rice,
•After
Sacramento, Calif.—Pri- ;
23. '52
114,000
945,000
taxes-J—-—.---———
outstanding at end of period
profit after
Common
?
callable
$24,187,000 $15,960,000
Sales
are
thereafter of $200,000, or 6% of the debentures out¬
April 1, 1963. FafVthe sinking fund, the debentures are
and at the option of the- company, the initial redemp¬
tion prices will be 103%.
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1 "
inclusive,
Laboratories, Inc.—Earnings Up—
I East St.
Louis and Interurban
1952
new
product for
use
as
a
flatting
1951
$2,259,114
1,680,882
$1,938,109
$690,559
$578,232
$568,364
Operating income
Non^operatlng income
deductions
11 West 42nd Street, Inc.,
$578,232
$690,559
income
Gross
Income
427,541
.
formerly
1,369,745
ment
418,545
$154,057
company
of first
$568,477
424,175
$149,932
New
N. Y.—Partial
Redemption—
for redemption on May 1, next, $758,100
bonds at 100% and accrued Interest. Pay¬
will be made at the office of The Hanover Bank, 70 Broadway,
York 15, N. Y.—V. 170, p. 1393.
' ,
The
113
alkyd-urea varnishes, is announced by this corporation. ,
Tt gives the matte, or hand-rubbed, effeet desired In the finish of 1
Net' income
•rarnlshed. furniture -and - in other, important- varnish uses,
and is
V '
-m.
companion
product tc Syloid
308,- successfully ■ introduced pre- " —V. 161, p. 1769.
wiously by Davison as an agent ".for. flatting -lacquers:
Both are';
East Tennessee Natural
synthetic silicas especially designed for the specific uses ^indicated.
—V. 177, p. 1255.
—Company is offering to
for
time
Water Co.—Earnings1950
$2,463,844
1,773,285
calendar Years-
April 7 filed a letter of
expansion.
debentures
The
standing
/
and
railway-,—
from
ry.
Common Stock
4% subordinated
debentures, due April 1, 1973, and 50,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par $2.50) was made on April 15 by two
groups of underwriters headed by Union Securities Corp.
The debentures represent new financing and are priced
at 100%, plus accrued interest.
The common shares,
which are currently outstanding and have been acquired
by the underwriters from certain shareholders, were
priced at $21.37 }k per share. The stock offering was
oversubscribed and the books closed, while about 20%
of the debentures were still available at time of going
to press.
;
/Vyy;
-vv •:
Co.—Debentures
Products
Offered—Public offering of $5,000,000
1952
oper.
from
Net
i
$690,800
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Corp
1367.
railway-
from
Net
177, p.
&
1953
from
Net
Co
Securities
f
20
4
4
Company—..
Bradford
C.
$446,100
February—
Gross
-Earnings-
Pacific Ry.
25%
25
22
Weld & Co
Moseley & Co
and
Elder
Ekco
$494,209
.
1—
oper.
S.
Cumberland
railway——
from
Net
shs.
underwriters named below have severally
the company has agreed to sell to them,
percentages indicated below, of the unsub-
Equitable Securities Corp
—V.
-Earnings-
Atlantic Ry.
1953
railway
from
Gross
White,
.F.
;
J.
$621,167
income—
oper.
shs.
debentures:
scribd
1256.
railway__
Jan.
From
notification with the SEC
■covering 300,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at par ($1 per
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pay
Introduction
*1,237,022
971,205
to purchase, and
severally, the respective
agreed
171, p. 1992.
Daniel Orifice Fitting Co.,
on
*1,572,801
from
Net
Kauffman, President, on April 15
announced that the company has placed $1,000,000 of
4%% notes due April 1, 1965 privately through Leh¬
man Brothers and Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox.
The proceeds of the financing
will be used for working capital.
Founded in
1856 in California, -the company. is engaged
in the
manufacture and sale of a wide variety of printed material, and the
wholesaling and retailing of stationery store items and office and
company
income—
railway
February—
from railway
vate Placement—S. S.
school furniture.—V.
$275,511
*1,306,108
Gross
Corp.—Withdraws Offering—
the SEC
lO cents)
at' $1 per
that
$632,355
*1,319,214
railway
Net
? ,
i.: '
certain
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
$519,192
*1,448,896
*1,492,767
oper.
i.
6,400,000
4,000,000
2,144,520
192,000
1,072,257
.
1950
1951
$552,461
Duluth, South Shore &
shares.—V. 177, p. 1579.
who owns 36,547
Ry.— Earnings1952
1953
oper.
ry.
the letter of notification filed with
on
Jan. 23 covering 299,970 shares of common stock (par
•rill be withdrawn.
It had been planned to offer the stock
Share.—V. 177, p. 623.
-•gent
80,003
1,140,885
-
1,391,075
653,827
1,574,071
831,062
income
1256.
♦Deficit.—V.
to be
Corenada Copper Mines
The
73,153
1,367,917
656,032
103,743
*1,425,707
from
Net
Net
..
244,062
:
from
150,000
Thompson,
is
$536,181
railway—.—
Net
1331.
The balance of the net proceeds not thus required will prowide
additional
working capital.
The iive selling stockholders include Harry E. Thompson, President
and director, and three other officers and directors and the general
counsel.
They hold in the aggregate 102,900 shares
(not including
49,000 shares owned by members of their .families)
of the 550,000
shares now issued and outstanding.
The largest block is being sold by
It
1950
1951
$631,130
278,166
\
$684,660
321,621
From Jan. 1—
Gross
>
$7,100,000', /
restrictions in the indenture, additional bonds
series, provided the principal amount
of
$25,000,00®.
t214,452 shares will bo
initially reserved for issue upon conversion of the debentures.
•
PRIVATE FINANCING—The company has entered into bond purchase
agreements with institutional - investors for - the purchase by them,
at 100% of.their principal amount plus accrued interest, of an aggre¬
gate of $4,000,000 of first mortgage pipeline bonds, 4V2% series due
1969, as follows: Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
$2,336,000; The
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, $1,040,000; and New York Life
Insurance Co., $624,000.
'
* :
;
::will be secured* by, and issued pursuant to, the terms
The bonds
of the mortgage and deed of trust dated May 1, 1949, as amended,
securing the bonds of the 1969 series of the company that are now
outstanding as said mortgage and deed
of trust may. be further
amended by supplemental indentures thereto.
The
bond
purchase
agreements obligate the purchasers to take
up
and pay for $2,000,000 principal amount of the" bonds on ./.or
before Aug. 31, 1953 and the balance of the bonds on or before Oct.
30, 1953.
The company will be obligated to pay a commitment fee
at the rate of 1%
per annum from Feb.
15, 1953 on the $4,000;000
principal amount of bonds to be purchased until the first $2,000,000
principal amount have been purchased and thereafter a. similar fee
on
the
remaining $2,000,000
principal amount to the date such
remaining principal amount is purchased.
/
•'V
•Subject
RR.—Earnings—
r 1952
1953
$779,481
419,880
139,545
railway
from
from
Net
18 will be
required.
,
,
railway
p.
due,
series
—
..
company
Gross
-
supplied by amendment.
shares, 75,000 shares are now outstanding and are
to be offered for sale by the present holders thereof.
The remaining
T5.000 shares are to be offered for saie by the company, to provide
funds for capital expenditures and
working capital.
In connection
with the manufacture of new welded compressors, it is presently esti¬
mated
that approximately $250,000
of capital expenditures will be
are
419,853
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range
Refrigeration Corp., Sidney, O. —Registers
Exchange Commission—
The corporation on April 14 filed a registration statement with the
EEC covering 150,000 shares of common stock, $1 par valuer to be
Offered
for public
sale through an underwriting group headed by
Baker, Simonds & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting
the
■
February—
Copeland
Of
671,574
525,606
April 8 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 9,500 shares of preferred
stock (par $10) and 95,000:
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered in units of one
preferred and 10 common shares at $10 per unit, without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay for operating expenses. y.','y
With Securities and
terms
1,081,291
Diamond Asphalt Co.
Dallas, Tex.—Files—
The company
on
April 9 filed a letter of notification with the
EEC covering 149,999 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
at $2 per share, without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be
for
177,
The
Continental Royalty Co.,
used
2,759,184
1,636,654
income
oper.
ry.
—v.
asked to approve the funding
of the company's pension plan, which applies to about 28,000 active
employees and about 2,000 retired employees.
It is pointed out that
the
present policy of the New York P. S. Commission favors the
funding of pension plans of this sort.
Benefits payable will be the
same
as
those
under the present plan.
The company's board of
trustees have approved the funding program.—V. 177, p. 831.
stockholders
The
3,468,634
1,017,308
"
1969—$7,700,000
3%% series due 1969—. 6,750,000
.4%% series due 1969
4,000,000
5% convertible debentures due 1968—_
2,144,520
5.20% cumul. pfd. stock ($25 par)!
192,000 shs.
Common stock
($1 par)42,000,000 shs.
19&499
3,298,053
Outstanding
Authorized
pipeline bonds—
mortgage
3%%
429,047
>
FINANCING:'
EFFECT TO PRESENT
j
be Issued, in one or more
all series does not exceed
railway
from
Net
of New York, Inc.—To Vote
Pension Plan—
Dn
GIVING
"
♦First
corporate purposes.
Consolidated Edison Co.
pipeline
may
VY/.y
,
oper.
from
Gross
Net
.
for general
304,381
1,161,002
451,349
railway—_—
from
Corp., N. Y.—Files With SEC
The corporation on April 13 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 150,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
to be
Offered at $1 per share through R. V. Klein Co., New York.
The net proceeds are to be used principally for working capital, and
295,621
3,995,476
'
income—
From Jan. 1—
Computer Manufacturing
207,857
railway
from
Net
Commonwealth
679,000
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
Gross
1950
$1,264^23
1256.
p.
February—
'■"'■V/-;1
1458.
company's
•
railway
177,
Net
and v. 171, p.
1
oper.
ry.
—V.
V
1951 :..'
y
$1,635,855
717,335
income—
oper.
from
Net
corporation with an office located atAcceptance Co. of Missouri, a Missouri
an office located in
Agency, Inc., a Kansas
to
main
:
541,089
fromt railway..
Gross
has substantially increased its operations in the direct
lending field in
order to offset the competition of baftks, credit
unions and other lending agencies.
The company has three wholly owned subsidiaries: Oklahoma Dis¬
y-? 1952
$2,069,078 . $1,697,535
rafiway
From Jan.
company
corporation
and others located in Middle and East Tennessee. present system-comprises- approximately 444 miles-'of
and approximately 110 miles of lateral Tines;:
'
industries
and
The
RR.—Earnings-
1953
-
,
railway.—
from
The principal business of the company was tie purchase
of time
sales contracts from dealers of automobiles, household ap¬
pliances and other major standard items of equipment. In recent years
was
** ' '
February—
"natural-gas
company"- within the meaning of the' Natural Gas Actr and is subject
to the Jurisdiction of the Federal Power Commission, • , -. ;>*
v The company owns'and operates a pipeline system for the trans- ,portation of'hatural gas, purchased under long-term contract from
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., for sale to local utilities for: resale
CAPITALIZATION
v-
from
comparer
$4,000,000 principal amount'
bonds-to-institutional investors.^ > incorporated- in Tennessee on April
Natural Gas
which will be supplied "through the sale-of
of first mortgage, pipeline
•
' .;
Net
BUSINESS—The
will be applied to■, the authorized
front Knoxville to a point near
be $10,000,005,; divided into 666,667 shares having
BUSINESS—The company was
a
par value of $15 each;
and It will be authorized to have funded .• 2,"1947. On Aug. 4, 1948 it merged with Trans-Tennessee
debt in the maximum amount of >>$10,000,000;; 'The merger., proposal < corp.-, another Tennessee corporation, - The company Is a
to be used to finance an increase
and " Joans on -automobiles,-, personal -
sales'"financing
instalment
.
-
Housgtonlc rwill
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are
In
r_
,. „
,
.
..
and its nSme Is to be changed to The-^
Co.'( '.The ,! authorized capital stock"'of« '
Service
Public-
,
,
.
..
Heusatonic
1953, and due
consistof :$1'50,000 of
"
securities of the subsidiaries
held
Publicly
^ PROCEEDS—Proceeds of the sale
Ii?st> Mortgage c: 100-mile extension of the . pipeline
-
shares of no par common stock.
and 282,237
bank loans,
of
Atchison, -Kansas—
Offered—'The First ^lust^Co^of: Iiihcotn^
Neb.,v on March. 30 offered publicly '$300,000 of 5% sink¬
ing fund capital debentures, series A; dated March 15,
Debentures
has called
mortgage leasehold
—
a$263,018
First Securities Corp.,
•
Gas Co.-—Debentures
Philadelphia, Pa.—Stock Offered
corporation on April 8 offered 600,000 shares of
common stock (par 1 cent) at 25 cents per share.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to pay for expansion
—The
——
Offered
of
the company's business and for
working capital.
holders of its common stock
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
rights to subscribe for $2,144,520 of 5% convertible de¬
Derby Gas & Electric Corp.—Merger—Financing—f ; >>
Authorized
Outstanding
bentures, due May 1, 1968, at the rate of $10 principal ,
1,496,050 shs,
The corporation has joined with the following subsidiaries in the >
amount'of debentures for each five shares of common* common stock (par .one cent)
2?ooo!ooo shs. "• 100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
filing of an application for approval of a plan ^>f merger of- the five ..
1953. The rights expire: at; Class A stock (par corporation deals in "Special Situation'? securities
one cent) —
"u"
companies,
and»the Commission has scheduled^ the proposal for < • held of. record April 10,
BUSINESS—The
hearing on May 12, 1953: The Derby Gas k Electric Co., Derby, Conn.; *
3:30 p.m. (EDT) on April 27, 1953.
The offering is being: . business—The corporation deals ii
The
Wallingford Gas Light Co., Wallingford, Conn.; The Danbury ?.
k,,
invoefmont ffronn hpadpd hv White *
had. <plana .to .expand Institutional business by participating in the
underwritten by an investment group headed txy wmie,* oWeringSJ of .other underwriting groups and to originate own under& Bethel Gas & Electric Light Co., Danbury, Conn.,-, and The Derby ;<-■
writings
for
small
corporations which required
financing up *'" j
to
Weld & Co.
V.
Gas & Electric Corp. of Connecticut, Derby, Conn.
$1,000,OOO.-It Is a. member of ,the Philadelphia^Baitimore Stock Ex¬
The parent company owns all of outstanding shares of capital stock
The debentures'are-convertible'during their life at the rate of one r change and of the National Association of Securities .Dealers, >Inc* |
the
subsidiaries
(except -directors'
qualifying shares).
It-has* shares of commoir stock-for each $10 principal • amount.Their redemp¬
—V. 177, p.-624.«
/
.
1
.
««
outstanding
1957,
581,900* of- series
A
and $891,000 of series B
collateral* trust debentures, 3%; due**
debentures, 3%%, due 1957; $700,000
tion prices
range
fromr 105.%* to par.
.
.
.
-
>
;
*
"
* '
"
THE COMMERCIAL AND
-
-
j' William> Dana Selbert,: President.
(Telephone STate .2-0613);
post office at - New -York,
of Canada, $48.00 per year. Other Countries, $52.00 per year...
NOTE:
On
account*of
the fluctuations in the rate of
exchange, remittance
for foreign subscriptions
and advertisements must
,
.. .
-
be made In New-York .funds,
4
(1680)
The Commercial and
Food Fair Stores, Inc.—March
End
Per
Sales
the
Mar. 28—
1953—4 Wks.—1952
...
$23,523,759
-
177~
—V.
;
1256,
p.
Each
Sales Increased—
>
:
•
1953—48 Wks.—1952
$23,027,715 $269,334,608
Bros. Gear
special
lative
Machine
&
Corp.
Plans to
—
Issue
number
The
ferred
The
to
authorized
of
of
$10
of
is
the
distribution
public
of
tentative
s&itiL
It
of
would
be
from
500,000
shares
called
of
for
has
750,000
redemption
if
stock.
with
that
W.
A.
Barr,
representatives of
out
in
such
the
payment
fiscal
more
annual
income
report
in
taxes
1954)
in
and
first
in
two
at
rates
and
annum
to
be
fixed
by
on
callable
fund
per
30
days'
would
notice
the
be
Board
and
convertible
into
common
Directors,
The
stock
of
would
provisions
carry
that
of
quarter
reported
1952,
with
increase
and
for
in
authorized
conversion
shares
common
the
of
to
750,000
is
The
provide
issue, for restricted stock options
approximately 250,000 shares available for issuance by
Directors for any proper corporate purpose.
The company
present plans for the issuance of such shares, Mr. Barr stated.
no
—V.
176,. p.
new
53.
■
Foremost Dairies,
,•
The
the
p
.
for the corresponding 1952 month.
Mr, Reinhold stated that Foremost
taxes,
Paul
which
that
will
purchase
sales
raise
other
rate
a
to
negotiations
of
two
of
the by-laws to
at
the
create
Is
now
rate
.
the
of
Reinhold,
executive
and
key
the
in
\
of
process
Chairman
affected by
of
the
April
on
of
Board,
closing
,
the
13
the option plan.—V.
This
investment
on
certificates.—V.
:■
Discovery
;
of
will
continue
option
this
purchase
At
<*
plan
177, p. 528, '/*■'■%'
'
'
'v'.y-
\
,
•..•
.
the
John
Hay
free
V'"
.
,
.J
W,
Chairman,
President, said that
?■
contained
The
new
in
the
deposit
and
Langbourne
••'£*
M.
Moa
'
Bay,
Inc.
Years End. Dec. 31—
,
*
Mr.
Whitney
said,
the
(&
Subs.)—Earnings
Profit
Prov.
before
inc.
Fed., state &
Canadian inc. taxes__
1
profit
dividends paid
Common dividends
paid
Earnings
1052
-
,
______
J
$3,321,022
:—
.
that
$3.47
"
•
the
future
$1.22
■
provided
Samuel
D.
Kirkland,
as
Wilson.
compared
No
other
candidates
1953
as
with
to
on
with
April
i;
1953
$3,291,807.—V.
177,
the
the
pursuant
to
Section
suspending trading
Inc., listed
period
effective
on.
April
19(a) (4)
in
on
at
the
for
/
excess
the
that
Met
operating
profits
profit
taxes
and
before
-
value
Stock
March
months
income
and
opening
of
Nine Months Ended Jan. 31—•
sales and other
the
Net
.
.
.
.
;
profit
on
—v.
and
U. S.
U.
S.
excess
and
stock
income
$2,927,323
$2,768,785
1,752.802
taxes
160,531
Net
148,444
$914,229
$867,538
income.—*.
Earns, per share (on
357,912 shares
—V. 177, p. 411.
v4
-
outstcTg.I "
•
1
-
$2.55
$2.42
•
.
Genera!
.
Key
Electric Co.—Stock
Option Plan Proposed^-
employees
of
this
company
work for the
and
its
affiliates will
be
given
success of
the
company through
submitted for approval
of
their annual
share owners
meeting to be held on April 21.
Under the plan
proposed by the board of
directors, a committee of
iipt less than
five members of
the board
of
pointed
directors, will be ap¬
to
select
participants in the
plan
and
to
number of shares to be
determine
the
optioned to each.
Participants will be given the
right to purchase General
Electric common stock
arded
an
etock
a
incentive
option
to
plan
to
be
of
£ gSed
The
■from
falr markCt ValUC
plan
<00
not
more
The
provides
to
stock,
shares
-which
the
si
of
the
genera
ares
employees for
1,400,000
shares
under
total
directors'
company's
are
at
funds
35
the
of
million,
.the
of
stock
the
of
no
par
value
on the ^ate
6,154,073
options
purchase
the
present
authorized
present
from
option
but
may be
of
an
plan, 'would
granted
aggregate
common
be
taken
unissued common
shares.
Proceeds
to
of
stock
from
stock
of
would go 'into
company.
General
Electric's authorized
which 28,845.927
shares have
betn
issued
the
Western
February-
Gross
initiated
SEC
(1)
by
ENYP
Net
ry.
oper.
of
of
in
Black
railway
railway___
ry^ opeh income___
177,
p.
*
1934
provide
Mills,
the
lor
Inc.,
more
country's
f
in
expansion
line
with
the
fully
home-^furnishing
V
products'^in
V;
formerly
Reardon
of
&
Son,
Inc.
The
these
activities-to
%.'v
'''• ["'}
(&
arrangement
Head Mills,
'""■■■
;
-V"'
■.-•■
!'
^
"
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—*
'
V,'•J:
income...
on
new
Indian
1953
1952^
$4,811,075.
$4,746,905
income——2,685,000
2,670,000
after
This
to
the
stated
payment
dividend
raised
1.845,860
shs.)
$2,126,075'. $2,076,905
$1.15
$1.12
above
1,845,860
are
of
,
5%>
a
the
on
stock
shares.
basis
of
dividend
the .number of shares
—V. 177, p.' 529.
on
outstanding
Hydro-Electric
April
by
14
assets
Co.
Warren,
the
IHES,
the
in
St.
preferred
the
so-called
sale,
the
sale
v
of
for
9,425,000
9,289,000
2,076,556
1,136,053
River
Approved
decision
a
subsidiary,
a
hydro-electric
author¬
follows:
as
to
Niagara
properties' of
Washington counties, New York, to¬
rights of ENYP on the Grass and
and
Jefferson
counties, New York,
'
Mohawk
ENYP
all
of
interest
of
the
of
Co.
1HES-in
and
Moreau
..
York,
denied
condemnation
of
not
request
two
by
the Commission
of
the
by
April
21,
System
to
New
reouest
IHES.
of
156,455
1953,
of
10
sell
hearing
certain
For
counsel
for
another
with
properties
Corp,
rights
and
that
jeopardize
necessary
and
;
its
from
April 14
the trustee
of
wholly-owned
postponement
A.
the
sale
would
found-
proposal
of
The
V.
see
and
"
the
upon
that
proposed
postponement
a
Christian
further details,
include
of
the
observing
delay"
'
York. Power
of
by
heretofore
announced
the
hearing
the
but
,
on
a
filed
Commission
"would result in nothing
divestment
program
of
IHES
SEC
not
approving the
respect to
City of Plattscondemnation proceedings
hydro-electric
properties Tn
for
diminished
hearing
The
do
In
commenced
the
be
distribution
be applied
1952).
The
31,
subject matter
Commission.
properties
has
Division.-
would
a
Division
which
a
will
as
Dec.
proposal
the
are
the
at
sale
present
or
IHES
by
($6,050,000
which
before
par)
received
so
debt
properties
Saranac
($3,000,000
amounts
pending
Commission
City
proper
862,868
509,178
of
subject
Saranac
the
a
7,209,000
1,611,392
Co.,
of
System,
/
its. bank
leased
New
the
of
*97,396
2,037,673
this
water
Niagara
Any
of
now
the
burgh,
257,564
9,858,000
and
Lawrence
to
stock
both.
or
payment
properites
1950
955,401
Power
Hudson
and
of
Johnson,
1580.
of
subsidiary,
ordered j>n
was
class A
a
to
stockholder
177, p.
$3,284,000
497,300
the
lands
trustee
York
Saratoga
certain
application
the
445,710
New
of
issuance
minor
of
$6.41
668,253
the
System—Sale
the
consummation
of
these sales,
the trustee of IHES proposes
apply the proceeds as follows; First, to the retirement
of ENYP's
mortgage bonds, 3V\%
sinking fund series due 1961 ($7,886,000
principal amount at Dec. 31, 1952);
secondly, either to the retirement
$2,147,409
$4,360,000
by
Eastern
Rivers,
ENYP's
942,752
announced
to
.
1951
J——
(on
share
per
first
said
$5.75
share
Upon
Adolf
on
International Industries &
Developments, Inc.^—Secures
Dip-Type Silver Cleaner Patent—
/>
'
A
907,371
(
covering
cleaners
poration,
it
has
was
the
sensational
been
issued
announced
by
new
the
April
U.
dip-type
S.
by- Otto
9
'
..
;
physical
quantity of sales of this
company is at an
all-time
Charles A,
Higgins,-President, said. Dollar value is
somewhat
less,than the peak because of
lower prices in certain
lines
The
down trend in sales of
last yeax) has been
Our earnings
sharply reversed
picture looks better.
First quarter net
is estimated at
$1.16 a common share with
April showing a further
In the first
improvement"
quarter of 1952 Hercules earned
$1.10 a share on
common
stock.—V. 177, p. 939.
'
high.
-
.
,-
'
..
.
No.
10,
been
sell
licensed
the
under
2,628,199
President,
was
only
U.
S.
dip-type cleaner.1
Instant-Dip and Quik-Dip.—V.
International Minerals
granted
Patent
They
177,
&
2,628,199
are
p.
Cosmo,
412..
;
to
Dip-Away,
;
o
Chemical
Construction
five
produce,
brands
advertise
Dip-Brite,
'
..
Corp.—Expansion
on
new
feldspar grinding facilities at
Erwin, Tenn.,
will increase
capacity for finely ground F-4
pottery grade nota¬
feldspar by about 50%, was announced on
April lo by Norman" J.
Dunbeck,
Vice-President
in
charge
of
the
corporation's
which
tion
Minerals
the
-Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Sales
at New
High—Earn¬
ings Picture Better—1
Scligmann,
powder
this cor¬
^
and
"
.
company expects the reclassification
to
broaden the
market
stock and to increase
its saleability
by establishing a lower
price per share.
Gulf States
anticipates that the action will
cause
the stock to be more
attractive to new investors
and
the company when it
benefit
bedomes necessary to
issue additional' shares of
Its common
stock in the future
(probably in June) to finance'its
corporate requirements.—V.
177, p. 1580.
-
to
1953.
The
patent securely covers
the-dip-type cleaners
which have enjoyed
tremendous sales, and have been
highly publicized
during the past 14 months.
%•'
(
The "corporation
indicated, that manufacturers of
have
The
market
and
office
'-/•"/
,
Approved—
liquid
Patent
through counsel, Strauch, Nolan & Diggins.
Mr. Seligmunn indicated that U.
S. Patent
Feb.
*
.
patent
silver
1153.
The
Federal
Power
Commission has authorized
this company
issue 781,042 additional
to
shares of no par value common
stock.
Under the
authorization,»the company will reclassify its
authorized
5,000,000 sharqs of
no
par
value
common
stock
by changing and
converting it into 6,250,000 shares of no
par value.
The company now
has 3,124,168
shares
of
authorized
common
stock 'issued
and
out¬
standing.
The
conversion
will
be
accomplished by the issuance to
the holders of the
outstanding stock of certificates for 781,042
shares
of the additional stock on
the basis of one
additional share for each
four shares
outstanding.
1 " '
■'
Sales
as
the
(3) Sale by ENYP to New York State
Electric & Gas Corp. of the
Saranac Division properties of
ENYP, in Franklin and Clinton counties,
New York, for
$5,600,000.
1952
$1,946,850
Gulf States Utilities
Co.—Stock Split
The
4,137,716
types.
.
on
for
of
one
all
subsidiaries, Corinth Electric Light & Power
Manufacturing Corp., for $500,000;
ten-day
$4,711,000
income—
from
$5,175,896
.
appointment
of
•
for
order
1,254,429
from
•
4,120,000
4,385,153
■
com.
Power
gether with
56,875
;
'
4,819,259
$5,251,297
*
its
utilize
other
'
earnings
on
Sale
Eastern
1952
33,817,873
4,337,000
5,042,950
'
111.,
to
Head
to
.and
—
per
1953.
Mohawk
this
$5,039,000
railway
1953—2 Mos.—1952
36,006,275
cotton.
transfer
International
RR.—Earnings-
1953
from" railway
from
under¬
development.
$50,637,522 $47,933,028
1,960,416'
coverings
Indian
940.
p,
1,757,978
The
$2,204,284
—
of*a
its marketing
marketing organization formerly handled sheets,
Head
serviced
,
,
company's
of
blankets
Indian
izing the sale of
the
___
9,000
without
mining
with
and
units
in
Pans
and
Jan,. 20,
in
•
restricted
1.200
than
there
that
°f thC St0ck
electric
to
'
Cor¬
105.323
t
for
$2,490,354
"
Chicago,
intention
same
outstanding
to
1953
—-
notes
unit,
per
pay
announced
bed
were
activities
announced
This
15
Corp.,
electric
income
shares
113,700
1,852,563
Canadian
profits taxes-
Parts
of
arrangements
selling
income
this
-
Depreciation
April
on
Electric
NOTE—All
1953
$49,254,293 $46,448,466
43,794,469
40,651,068
405,208
368,127
3,002,443
3,224,987
:
stock
177, p. 141.
"Deficit,—V.
__
Provision for
Net
previously suspended
177, p. 1473,
,
$83.20
to
notification
offered
Co.—Earnings—
Industrial Rayon Corp.
were
$2,052,173
requirements preferred
Grand Trunk
.
Net
income
for
for
Net
$2,655,085
70,149
Total
at
used
•>
\
%
producers
the
the
.
;_
share_____i__.
|
177,
1952
be
be
1953—Month—1952
Income before Federal taxes
Estimated Federal taxes on
1953.—V.
income
Amount earned on common
stock—,
Amount earned per common
Net
$2,857,174
stock
to
of
obligation
to
.
ended
an
Exchange Act
had
operating income-_„__!
Cost of product
sold, selling, and admin, exps.
Sundry charges (less sundry income)
excess
depreciation
income
cent)
:
yet
loan
entered
common
letter
a
general
one
1258.
p.
177,
$166,499
31,
Exchange, for a
trading session
Net
Net
1953
of
are
filed
5%
16,513,578
'..U'.-v
nominated.
Gould-National Batteries,
Inc.—Earnings—
Gross
-
shares
proceeds
corporation
to
Nil
V.
400
27
ot
(par
$23,268,571
its
Robert
are ' not
company's
has
Securities
par
13,
'
-
tax
stock
$8,000,000;
(2) Sale by IHES
it
Exchange on April 13, 1953. The Commission
trading in these securities since March
1,494,543
2,491,124
$1.51
profits
March
on
$225,000
operating income „$2,575,905
charges._____ ■
2,147,361
177,
handled
.624.
American
the
the
of
$1
13.
.
17,581,159
provides
Gobel, Inc.—Stock Suspension Continued—
announced
.4
,
$24,768,863
Inc.—V.
Craigmyle,
Reconstruction Finance
reducing the amount of
p.
one
vulcanized
Corp. is the only manufacturer of a complete
lijie
of-,-electric
bed
coverings,
including
electric
sheets,'*■ sleeping
pahs,
blankets, .and patch quilts.- The' sales of the company were
shares
earnings
12
-•
expenses
blankets,
*
•
on
the
were
1953
ended
for
.
$308,192
contract
made
de'ot
$643,952
•
of
payment
our
with
the
Pinney,
net
tubes,
are
2270.
,
compared with
months
■
-
Gobel.
291,932
~
<'•. 'n
\
1,940,000
addition
„
Alexander
double
both
p.
.■
2,324,639
These
Co.—Management Slate Elect¬
N,
for
1953—Month—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$3,239,832
$2,529,007 ? $6,516,946
$6,355,080
v
•
revenues
company's
capacities.-
for
of
has
and
176,
2,119,000
*■
18,915,034
shares
hose
oxygen,
2.492,799
,
2,953
iepresenting about 87l/2%
of all
Beecken, Ernest J. Capen, Ronald M.
C.
John
was
SEC;
Dividend
Subs.)— Earnings-
Nine Months Ended Feb. 28—•-
Miscellaneous
L
*"$287,176
291,832
1,494;735
2,491,226
and
The
Agency
leading
$3.26
-
The
for
whole,—V.
hose
i-;
cover
rubber
Indian Head Mills, Inc.—Sales
Agreement—
and
prospects
a
other
after
—V,
$2,100,282
19,585,498
reported
flame
weight)
which, according
longer life than the
and
taxes___
Net
Net
v
April
$4,065,137
291,769
$0.60
(&
by
$28,860,174 $26,996,270
4,834,432
■ 4,132,282
% 2,585,000
2,032,000
$2,249,432
strength
operating taxes—
Other
to
held
April
7,
the
management
slate
of
follows, was overwhelmingly elected by a
as
shares,
additional
The
about
314,726
note
Federal income
1951
From Jan. 1—
Gamewell Co.
plan
Sales
were
meeting
forth
1952.
(Adolf)
re¬
27 550
1
f2,785,122
-1,494,736
2,491,226
832.
p.
6,850,259
the
/
common
Operating
Operating
its
3
291,769
flncluding $84,000
option
Inc.
31
President,
Dawson,
and
mortgage
1949'
V
1,494,736
2,491,226
per com. share
*Loss.
at Dec.
business
set
31st,
129,739,250 122,683,032
2,662,989
$1,788,540
Preferred
Co.,
taxes_i_______
Provision for Federal taxes
$
1,232,046
Common shares
outstdg.
-,jrV.*.'
share
common
equity
$1,041,000
An
•
;
O.
accordance
—
1950
$
128,161,552 126,452,681
taxes
3,020,586
5,984,011
for
Net
1951
'
.
Advertising
—.
annual
as
poration
'v!
averages
1952
*
stock
greater
Illinois Bell Telephone
to
income
1,094,770
March
^
$
'
Met sales
dis¬
1.
would
£
good
White
are
1.35%, nickel end about ,14% cobalt.
These orebodies, he
added, are
larger and more valuable than the
Nicaro deposits which are
now sup¬
plying the Government plant.—V.
177, p. 624,
Gamble-Skogmo,
proposed
a
about $230,000 for the first
quarter of
the first quarter of 1952.
The
estimated .earnings fo,r the 12
Williams,
for
of
writing.
urgently needed
ore.
at
of
for
■*<
■'
the company will build a
pilot plant
covery of nickel and also of
cobalt, another scarce and
»*etal
of April
as
Although the figures for the first
quarter' of
available, preliminary figures indicate that the
<
;
,
.
of
Archie
recently
Board
year
and
light
welding
'
at
of
outstanding: Walter
world.
Whifney,
than
its
which
T<
•"
corporation
SEC covering
$100
meeting of this company will be held
Among other business,, share owners will
approval
up
value
L.^Robbins,
the
vote
completed has established the exist¬
ence, the company said, of at least
40,000.000 tons of nickel ore in the
vicinity of Moa Bay about 500 miles east of
Havana,
Freeport officials
believe. that,
except for certain deposits in
Canada, the Moa Bay
orebodies constitute the
most important proven source Of
nickel any¬
where in
•
last
._>
per
directors
plan
for
officers
for
employees not
Cuba of a large
deposit of nickel ore, a major new
critically short metal, was announced on
April 15 by
company,
Extensive exploration
lower
are
ed—Earnings Higher—RFC Debt Reduced—
chief
as
rayon
integrated
-
The
the
of
well might approach a
buying trends continue.
year
inventory—factory,
Giant Portland Cement
;
.
in
this
those
1758.
p.
i''"
.
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Discovers
Big Nickel Deposit in
eource
and
heat
for
to
synthetic
reinforced
carcass
reinforcement.
an
greater
oil
neoprene
Three Months Ended March 31—
"
; Cuba—
about 20%
up
encouraging.
During the year 1952 the company redeemed
preferred stock.—V. 176, p. 2436,
.
*
1953,
.
the
of
earnings
continued
company
13,
300
for
taxes
Burr
Directors,
filed a registration statement
with
the
covering 9,000
systematic
payment
plan
accumulative plan certificates, and 200 Income
plan
173, p, 2388.
April
the
Outdoor
Stockholders'
Founders Mutual Depositor
Corp., Denver, Colo.—RegWith Securities and
Exchange Commission— ;
certificates,
line
and
I. C. M. Finance
Corp., Wallace, Idaho—Files—
shares
75%
announced.
par
before
Earnings
amended
Board.
177,
Electric
isters
SEC
no
Earnings
Income
•
stock
a
stock
a
Is
sales
Net
corporation.
and
entire
Calendar Year— V..
Gross
properties,
acquisition of
$150,000,000.
He added
further increase sales to
meeting held
of
authorized
personnel
—V.
■
Earnings Up—
;
,
a
a
oilers
Sales
This
..
also
of
General
Committee.
Chairman
as
officer of
Stockholders
the
metal
;
and
gas
form
improved rubber hose for
noteworthy
■
has
and
cotton
acetylene
an
withstand
also
sharp
Period End. Mar. 31—
the
year,
1,400,000 shares of the company's common
be made, available.
The plan would be
administered by a committee of not less than five
directors to be ap¬
pointed by the board, of directors.—V. 177, p. 1368.
stock
year.
a
office
Finance
last
will
is
Howard Stores Corp.—March
Sales Up—
about 10%
up
of
announced
and
grit,
hose
resistance
to
15
which
exposed.
improved
together
$1,400,000
immediately
following
the
stockholders'
meeting,
elected
Paul
E.
Reinhold, President of Foiemost since the formation of the
present
1931, to the new position, Grover D. Turnbow, who has
been serving
as
GeneraY Manager and Chairman of the
Executive
Committee, was elected President,
F.
William Harder
was
elected
Mr.
It
consider
Under the proposal,
,
•
company In
Chairman
were
period
same
key employees to become share owners in the
company
purchasing shares under a "restricted" stock option
plan,,
■
'
of
would
way
annual
the
the
encourage
Changes in Personnel—Stock Option Plan Voted—
stockholders
major appliances
from
resist
laboratory tests,
for
share owners'
April 21,
.
,'
;
dairy
annual
an
under
exceeding $200,000,000,
.The
61st annual
asked, to
E.
'
1
•
the
200
Exchange
■
before
1953,
for
than
more
Stock
to
conventional
•
corporation had estimated earnings,
three months ended March 31,
contracts
giving
Employees' Stock Option Plan—
on
be
Reinhold, Presi¬
dent, announced on April 13. Sales for the quarter totalled
$27,500,000.
Sales for February amounted to
$9,000,000, compared with $5,000,000
.
sales for
on
Inc.—February Sales Up Sharply—
Expansion Continues—
for
;
;
plans,
York
to
Code
Aprii
hose
Period End. Feb. 28—
the Board of
1ms
The
flame
Revenue
New
ability
frequently
beyond
.
on
retail
To Vote
leave
to
1953
tributor and retail—was about
be
sinking
to
time
Is
on
apparatus
any.previous
and
up
.
The
of
corporation
welding
than
"
level of 20% ahead of 1952 if
present consumer
He noted that inventories
at' all levels of distribution
the same time last
year, and that the total
-
redemption.
shares
of
about 6%.
forecast that retail sales
Under
shares
a
period
any
the
on
of General Electric
first
refrigerators
and
would
for
of employment
years
be
period
by the
a
.
resulting from increased volume of business might make
additional financing advisable.
The new preferred issue would receive
dividends at a rate not-to
6'r
10
to
are
over
April 7.
v
T.
'.y
1;
Clarence H. Binder, Vice-President and General
Manager of the Major
Division, said in a quarterly statement that retail sales of
refrigerators, heaviest selling item in the line, were
up about 3%.
Still greater gains were
reported in March as compared with March
receivables
exceed
than
option
an
Appliance
quarters
inventories
sales
the
company
.
,
stockholders
to
the
increases
nor
1953
Hewitt-Robins Inc.—Announces
Improved Product—
The
gas
Major Appliance Sales Up—
Retail
for
group
,,
one,
under
installments
annual
option
financing is feasible at this time,
last
of
<80%
year
than
.
said,
proposed
..-g,
pointed
was
less
'
President,
a
period
from
committee, but not for
the
April 20,
stated
a
plans.-
the
i
by
granted
equal
companies whose stock is listed
have
adopted stock
option
-
pre¬
giving consideration for some time
working capital by the issuance and
additional
indicate
accelerated
each
shares
of
approximately
been
company's
of
to
convertible
•..
'
the
6,500
approved.
discussions
underwriters
.
value
Directors
increasing
shares
common
outstanding
par
issue
new
Board
Recent
determined
as
for
years.
number
in
not
force
The plan will terminate
April 21, 1958.
Since the 1950 amendment to the
Internal
more
favorable tax treatment to stock
of the stockholders has been called for May 4,; I
proposed issuance of 100,000 shares of new cumu¬
preferred stock of $15 par value and an increase
presently
stock
proposed
in
company.
No shares may be alloted for
the
optionee's normal retirement date.
»
the
on
convertible
the
continue
granted
11
total
to
alloted
meeting
1953, to vote
shares.
it. is
than
The
.
Convertible Preferred Stock—
in
date
longer
$237,079,705
is
of
Foote
A
option
Financial Chronicle...
Monday,
also
Division.
the
At
i.
has
same
been
'
time
Mr.
'
'•
Dunbeck
:
Industrial
•'
announced
i
that
a
into
put
new
mica
production at Erwin. • The
mill,
which
supply a growing market for finely ground
mica
in the rubber
paint industry, will be operated under the
mill
will
and
Newdale Mica Co.. a,
unit
the Industrial Minerals Division's
Consolidated Feldspar
Department.
The Erwin plants are two of
15 operated by the
latter department
in an area
extending from Arizona to Maine, and from
North Caro¬
lina to
in
Quebec.—V.
Jersey
177,
Central
p.
1473.
'
Pawer &
Light Co.—Bonds Offered—
by White, Weld & Co. on
publicly $8,500,000. of first
mortgage
bonds, 4% series, due April 1, 1933 at
102.2058%, to yield
3.87y2. The group won award of this
issue on April 14
on a bid of
An
underwriting
April
16
group headed
offered
-
101.81.
Unsuccessful
bids
for
-
Forgan & Co.,
101.80;
the bonds, all
Kidder, Peabody
for
4s,
were
as
& Co<,, 101.4699;
follows:
Glore
Halsey, Stuart
This
Merrill
and
Boston
next
BUSINESS—The
company
stock
Common
•The
(par
is
mortgage
certain condi¬
purchasers named
below have severally
agreed to purchase from the company the respective principal amounts
of 1983 series bonds set forth below:
Shields & Company
$1,320,000
White, Weld & Co
$2,160,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co. 1,320,000
JSquitable Securities
Ira Haupt & Co.
440,000
Corp.
1,500,000
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
—V.
>
1,320,000
Curtis
&
■
1580.
177, p.
Inc.
Co.,
initial
of
at the
1953
held
rate
of
record.
of
net
otherwise
redeemable
price
which
its
than
103%
of
to
the
at
net income,
purchased
Quarter Ended—
sales
Net
administrative,
product sold, selling,
general and other expense
Interest on long-term debts
Cost
of
taxes
Federal
1,157,209
2,188,589
1,786,272
5,764,680
1,427,000
1,550,000
income
on
29,448,710
34,992,289
depletion and amortization
Depreciation,
*
of
Net
profit
fEarnings per
•Based
of 5%
preferred stock.
stock.—V. 177, p. 1154.
shares
375,000
oil
3,603,600 shares of common
$3,008,649
$1,235,542
$3.29
$0.28
.-
preferred share—
common share
•Earnings per
$0.80
tBased
surrender
on
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
Net
Feb. 28, '53 Feb.
12 Months Ended—
$42,055,378 $36,640,666
30,273,388
34,204,466
taxes
$7,850,912
—
$6,367,278
Drl08,515
7,375
$7,742,397
income
Other income (net)
Operating
$6,374,653
1,705,616
income
Gross
1,652,665
deductions
Income
29, *52
"Total
Taxes
A. G. Becker &
Alex.
ffet fhdome
DMddhd requirements on preferred stock„
177,
$4,669,037
741,250
$4,940,799
applicable to common stock
Balance
—V.
$6,089,732
1,148,933
$3,927,787
1258.
p.
(S. S.) Kresge Co. (&
1951
Years End. Dec. 31-
1950
inc.
before
Profit
28,763,151
taxes
&
Fed.
for
Prov.
294,838,953 288,666,322
28,964,050 33,183,955 28,727,317
Can.
tl4,810,000 •14,220,000 tl4,240,000
taxes
income
180,379
195,315
credit
{Special
10,640,000
759,446
14,148,466 14,924,429 19,703,401 18,087,317
11,035,744 11,035,744 12,415,212 12,691,106
Capital shrs. outstdg
5,517,872
5,517,872
5,517.872
5,517,872
SEarns. per com. share$2.56
$2.70
$3.57
$3.28
♦After deduction of $314,000 net refund due to carry-back provisions
«f Internal Revenue Code,
tlncludes excess profits tax. ^Canadian
exchange adjustment (and in 1950 reduction of $604,308 as agreed to
with Bureau of Internal Revenue).—V. 177, p. 1581.
profit
paid
Net
Co. Inc.
Dividends
—
—
Company
—
..
Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Forgan &
________
331,000
564.000
-
176,000
176,000
464,000
Haupt & Co.—
——
Hayden, Stone & Co.__
———
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.———————
Hornblower & Weeks
—_—
Ira
331,000
Janney & Co...
'
135,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
564.000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—
855,000
Lazard Freres & Co.__———564,000
Lee Higginson Corp
—_—
331,000
Laurence M. Marks & Co
—————
176,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc—135,000
.
135,000
Co
564.000
855,000
F.
S. Moseley & Co
176,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis—331,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co
331,000
Reynolds & Co
.
176,000
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Stanley & CO,———
Morgan
& Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—•
Lake Superior
1953
$56,371
*108,566
railway—-
from
Gross
Net
ty.
railway
from
Net
*119,744
income—
oper.
1952
$65,780
*89,954
*105,584
1950
1951
$49,040
*83,374
$62,839
*92,420
*100,816
Gross
Net
Net
116,796
*215,973
*244,264
railway
income
oper.
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
&
Rothschild
F.
Co
Salomon
railway—-
from
from
Riter
L.
•97,232
From Jan. 1—
125,483
•202,251
124,943
101,673
•182,322
•164,608
•235,745
*207,400
•197,096
1154.
177, p.
& Co
Scranton
W.
Chas.
Stein
&
Bros.
Net
from
Net ry.
29,097
$262,504
111,164
48,039
$182,873
31,583
•1,139
525,956
173,232
534,839
173,366
535,560
220,468
382,169
59,477
74,006
89,799
Net
from
from
Net ry.
railway
railway.:
income—
oper.
—
—
Co.
—-
Webster Securities Corp
&
Inc.—.
Company,
,
Tucker,
G.
H.
Anthony &
Securities
Union
135,000
331,000
331,000
176,000
464,000
78,000
176.000
176,000
78,000
564,000
176,000
70,225
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
oper.
income
Earnings—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
-V.
railway..—
railway
oper.
177,
p.
-
income—
1258.
1950
1952
1951
$534,167
$582,659
186,568
105,611
110,824
37,120
V
1,183.917
230,824
186,958
b
1,151,609
1,279,230
459,578
257,921
818,356
—V.
177,
p.
292,121
■
199,227
i-
i
85.332
f
•»
net
1474..
t
—
p,
509.
Offering Oversub¬
that
to
by
shows
.
the
at
shareholders
$21
per
shares,
total
approximately 47,000
that
applications "Tor
a
or
of
received.
been
have
show
offered
date
stock
,
Board, announced
110,056 additional
made
the
by
company
shares of common stock
for each five
privileges
offered
were
held.
Additional
which
after
b^sis
subscriptions of
shareholders
the
would
under
stockholders
49,188
requested
shares
the
on
total of
a
shares
107,958
basis.
shareholders
with
secondary
subscription offer
1953.—V.
2.51
177,
to
1474.
p.
v
The company
.78
covering
2.51
of
first
of
bidding.
new
Co.—Registers With SEC—
a registration statement with the SEC
mortgage bonds, due 1983, to be sold at
proceeds are to be used to help pay
April 15 filed
$8,000,000
competitive
cost
on
The
net
construction.—V.
175,
p.
1957.
Mid American Oil & Gas Co.,
A
of notification
market
Inc.,
with
the
SEC
(par
10
cents)
New
York.—V.
Middle
.60
1.47
2.51
.78
was
176, p.
April
on
through
share)
to
be
covering
offered at
& Co.,
7
Greenfield
1964.
South Utilities, Inc.—To
Increase Stock—
the SEC for an order permitting
incorporation so as to increase
its
authorized
capital stock from 7,500,000 shares of no par value
common
stock
(of which 6,650,000 shares are now outstanding and
475,000 shares are contemplated to be sold and outstanding in the
near future)
to 12,000,000 shares of no par value common stock; and
the Commission has Issued an order giving interested persons until
April 27, 1953 to request a hearing thereon.
The proposed charter
amendment is to be submitted to stockholders at the annual meeting
to be held June 10, 1953.
Middle South states that its current con¬
struction
program, presently estimated to require
the investment by
Middle South in its subsidiaries of approximately $27,000,000 during
This
.78
2.06
>
1.47
:• .78
the
.60
corporation has
amendment
an
1.47
.60
2.51
3.80
2.51
Chicago, III.—Files—
filed
shares of common stock
(from 12 to 16 cents per
letter
275,000
14,
/
Metropolitan Edison
2.51
p-ml, April
expired at 3
stock
3.80
at
but
templated;
that,
so
later
a
applied
to
certificate
its
of
1953-54, will not require the issuance and sale of additibna
beyond the 475,000 shares of common stock presenty con
years
securities
.60
2.51
to
that it proposes to increase the authorized comrno
if required, additional shares may be issued and sol
upon approval by the Commission.—V. 177, p. 1581
date
.78
1.47
1.47
.78
Midwest Carbide Corp.—Trustee
.60
1.47
1.47
.78
2.06
.35
City Bank Farmers
Minneapolis-Moline
it
was
announced
on
machinery for March,
.78
.78
.35
2.51
Trust
Co.—March Sales
April 8
1953,
a
Record-
of fftr
the highest of any March In the his
that the dollar sales volume
was
tory of the company.
It was also announced that the reported "figur
showed an inarease
better than 15%
over the dollar sales VolUm
reported during March,
1952.
During the past several months, the company introduced a ntuhbte
of new products and new features designed to help farmers cut far
.78
.78
,78
Appointed—
Co., New York, has been appointe
trustee, paying agent, and registrar for an issue of $2,000,000 4%%
sinking fund debentures, due July 1, 1964.
The
increase the productivity of their land. Include
are hydraulic power steering for 'self-propelle
tractor models, two forage choppers, a fdrag
blower,
a
3-point hitch designed to accommodate standard 3-poin
implements, and tractors equipped to burn diesel fuel and LP gas.
production costs and
;•
in
these
developments
harvesters, several new
.
,
The
company
also
Introduced
a
new
self-propelled farm
machin
It enables a farmer to mount any one o
tractor unit.
Machines available for thi
system include:
Uni-Tractor, a basic unit on which all attachment
are
mounted;
Uni-Combine, a
self-propelled harvesting unit; Uni
Huskor, a corn picking attachment; Uni-Picker-Sheller, a unit tha
picks and shells corn in one operation, and the newest unit ealle
the Uni-Forage-Chopper.—V. 177, p. 142.
called
the Uni-Harvester.
attachments on a
>
proceeds
.
176,
purchase
additional shares
which might be left
exercise of primary subscription rights. On primary subscription
they
Elected Chairman—
■ T;
are
to
go '• to
Monroe Auto
Angeles, Calif.—Stock
(approximately $160 per share).
The
P.
$3.11
$2.56
] '
—
Chairman of the
and
to
common
tabulation
share
subscription
Offered—Lester, Ryons & Co., Los Angeles, on March 31
offered 400 shares of common stock (par $5) at the mar¬
94,881
$1,576,207
$2.13
$1.75
including U. S.-Mengel Plywoods, Inc.,
$220,000 excess profits taxes for 1951
and
oversubscribed
latest
additional
/
Macmillan Petroleum Corp., Los
ket
$1,093,676
directly to shareholders was
registered with the SEC in the amount of 121,322 shares, including
11,266 shares as a contingency for possible exercise of outstanding
common stock purchase
warrants. No warrants were exercised.
Shareholders of record as of March 27, 1953, were extended primary
subscription rights to purchase the 110,056 shares on the basis of one
2.51
1154.
53,625
1,905,000
affiliates,
figures
been
offering,
several
21,389
that
unissued
The
.78
2.51
$360,187
123,657
61,324
i
v.-;-,;
16
of
The
announced that directors of this company
on
April 15 elected Claire V. Goodwin, Chairman of the Board. Mr.
Goodwin
also
is Executive Vice-President
of Blair Holdings Corp.
*'
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1953
$598,308
152,487
112,768
$3,534,832
1805,000
payable
Wolfson, President
April
The
176.000
564,000
-
Co
Lucky Stores, Inc.—Goodwin
Lehigh & New England RR.-
85,!6ll
$1,960,000
157,146 shares
J. C. Ernst, President, has
February—
Gross from railway—_
58,239
>
114,034
(net)
^Includes
owned.
43%.
2.51
White. Weld & Co
—V. 177, p. 1581.
•Deficit.—V. 177, p. 1258.
income
34,412
100,400
32,671
venture—.
unconsolidated
have
8.80%
8.80
.78
176,000
Co.—176,000
_—
564,000
Corp.—
Walker & Co
&
224,635
91,059
Inc
Income
share
Stock
564,000
Spencer Trask & Co
Wertheim
From Jan. 1—
Gross
&
joint
notes
on
on
shares
•256
83,638
income—
oper.
1950
1951
$264,443
89,191
44,217
$256,214
railway—
railway
from
1952
1953
February—
Gross
Co
& Boyce
Brothers &
Stroud
&
v
—
1 :
Stone
Ry.—Earnings—
-
Co
Stern
Lehigh & Hudson River
—
& Hutzler
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc
Scott & Stringfellow—
Shields
—_
———
Bros.
215,426
etc.—
.60
Merrill Lynch,
February—
shs]:
.78
135,000
Granbery, Marache & Co
Hallgarten
& Co
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc,.—
&
assets,
S.-Mengel Plywoods,
\>i
176,000
.78
176,000
.78
176,000
.78
176,000
.78
564,000
2.51
135,000
.60
176,000
.78
78,000 v
.35
855,000
3.80
564,000
2.51
564,000
2.51
■—
—~
Inc.—————
Dominlck & Dominick_—,
Eastman, Dillon & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
——
McCormick
1951
3,031,935
;
—
of fixed
U.
♦Excluding undistributed equities—
.60
176,000
564,000
Brown & Sons
Glore,
1474.
p.
1952
wells
sale
from
Louis E.
135,000
564,000
.564,000
_______
Field, Richards & Co.___
First Boston Corp
1949
326,418,036 310,977,586
Cales
I
Clark, Dodge & CO
&
Redeem
To
—
scribed—,
176,000
.2.—
Inc
The
Subs.)—Earnings—
1952
176,000 ^
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Estabrook
Inc.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
98,000
1,980,000
.——:
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc
Biyth & Co., Inc
Mansfield Tire,
of
♦Including undistributed equities
of the several underwriters and the
debentures and the percentage of the
underwriters respectively have agreed
Stearns & Co
Bear,
are
1,506,810
carryback credit of $220,000 for 1952.—V.
135,000
Burge & Kraus.__.___
p.
Products,
Net earnings
Earnings per common share—
notes outstanding was $56,700,000.
on Dec.
31, 1952, issuable upon
dividend certificates then outstanding.
Smith, Barney & Co...—
Adamex Securities Corp....*.
Ball,
the
Mansfield Tire.
At
total of
52,504 5hares
1890.
income
Interest
cigasales.
filter.
t2,852,580 shs.
$1,980,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
173,
J.
sell
of
a
—
oil
on
from
profit
on
;
Brothers
Lehman
from
Miscellaneous
*$16,000,000
15,000,000
22,500,000
t
Debentures
Light Co.- -Earnings—
stock.—V.
common
and W.
shares
will
49,064
$36,485,557 $42,418,147
profit
Net
follows:
as
are
said
on
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
profit
Dividend
retired on Oct. 1, 1953, pursuant to the
provisions of these debentures,
ton March
new
which
SEC
owns,
Ind.,
President
employees
outstanding
sales
Income
names
of the
amount
principal
is? to purchase,
Operating revenues
-Operating expenses and
share—
stock
and
scrip
of
unsubscribed
Kansas City Power &
be
to
the sinking fund
of
Tire
18
now
these
and
Hoffman,
H.
and
were
it
which
Indianapolis,
owns;
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Operating
23, 1953, the amount of short-term
tin
addition,
274.89 shares were,
$8.02
<
;
$600,000
*lncludes
terms
James
there
in
he
Chicago, 33 North La Salle St., Chicago, 111.—V. 177,
Net
FINANCING
99,576 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
(cumulative)
t
SEC—
the
Concurrently with the sale of the
will sell the remaining 37,600
stock
dealer
which
officers
1953,
Mengel Co.
Outstanding
due
due
Com. stock, par value $10 per
with
company has called for redemption
on May
15, 1953, all of
outstanding 4% sinking fund debentures at 102 V2% and interest.
will be made at the American National Bank & Trust Co.
•Of
Oct. 1, 1963
$16,000,000
3% debentures,
March 1, 1976...
15,000,000
3%% debentures, due April 1, 1978.
22,500,000
Short-term notes payable to banks....
7% pfd stock, par value $100 per shax-e
debentures,
.
The
the
50%
3%
statement
be
Debentures—
'
'
Authorized
Chemical Corp.—Earnings Lower
Feb. 28, '53 Feb. 29, '52
$45,328,783 $37,230,157
.,
be
to
are
company
Maremont Automotive
provision for Federal and state
after
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Kaiser Aluminum &
proceeds
per
shares of its outstanding $5 par
public sale through an underwritiixg
common
Tire
by
other
31,
that
Tire
stock
of
Mansfield
of
Tire,
General
a
six
March
sinking
decreasing
"Micronite"
with the
cigaret
of $5,700,942.
income,
for
shares.
of such
owner
shares
be
and
through
and
company's principal product is "Old Gold"
in 1952 for approximately 82% of total
and
history,
on
200,000
offered
be
by-General
products of the company include various brands of cigarets,
smoking and chewing tobacco and cigars.
The company reported in 1952 net sales of $214,508,482, the highest
taxes
registration
a
covering
to
of Mansfield
Other
in
';
'
per
to
($10
par
be
to
are
"Kent,"
present
11,464
share for
rights expire
accounted
manufactures
also
It
filed
1953,
stock,
Coughlin,
to be
proceeds
issues
The
stock
at
Payment
redemption
two
the
of
involved.
capital.
shares
1953.
are
be
shares
one
The
will
holders
offered
$12
at
preferred
cumulative
non-warrant
the
with
be
to
holders
such
of
stockholders
to
offered
(par $10)
headed by A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.
The public offering price
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Proceeds
stock sale will be received by The General Tire & Rubber Co.,
and
April
until
BUSINESS—The
220,000
220,000
^
April 28,
on
14,
being
stock
common
debentures
the
sale
rets
&
Watling, Lerchen & Co..
of
is
6%
of
notification
of
stock
non-warrant
group
received by the company from
applied to the reduction of
short-term bank loans which aggregated $56,700,000 on March 23.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Sullivan
p.m.
new
at
April
on
p.m.
shares
PROCEEDS—The
the
Bosworth,
are
177, p. 1581.
1, 1977, after which they are redeemable at
their
principal amount.
The debentures will have the benefit of a
mandatory sinking fund sufficient to retire $675,000 of the debentures
on each April
1st from 1956 to 1977.
In addition, the company will
have the option of prepaying for sinking fund purposes annually an
amount equal to the mandatory payments.
The sinking fund redemp¬
tion price is 100%.
The mandatory sinking fund payments will retire
66% of the issue prior to maturity.
bonds,
§Additional shares of cumula¬
Issued only in accordance with the
be
stock may
such stock.
3:30
premiums
125,000 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
preferred
tive
provisions of
The
the issue of additional!
restrictions and limitations upon
tIncludes $630,000 due May 29, 1953.
tions,
at
stock
common
10,
common
the
for
to
and
company
April
Bonds Ready—
Brothers
seven
3:30
fund
2,103,770 shs.
end mortgage but imposes
open
each
at
3,000,000
$7,500,000
§175,000 shs.
$10)
an
record
8,500,000
series
exchange
letter
a
common
and
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co.—Registers With
A
,
bonds, 3%%, series D,
due 1976,
temporary bonds of that series at
mortgage
in
additional
The
t2,520,000
ser.
-
shares
filed
9
of
par
warrant
working
to
at
underwriting
No
added
the
$34,500,000
3,500,000
notes, 1.75%, due 1953-56
Notes payable under credit agreement
Cumul. pfd. stock (par $100)
10-year
share).
Co.—Debentures and Stock Offered—
and Smith, Barney & Co. headed a
group of underwriters who on April
15 offered and
quickly sold $22,500,000 of 25-year 3%% debentures, due
April 1, 1978, at a price of 99.20%, plus accrued interest.
Simultaneously, the company is offering to its common
stockholders 356,573 shares of its common stock for sub¬
scription at $23.25 per share. The common stock offering
is being underwritten by the same banking group.
Outstanding
Authorized
bonds—
19763y«% series due 1978
————
4% series bonds due 1988
due
series
27/® %
early
Lorillard
(P.)
FINANCING
mortgage
•First
first
available
Lehman
it sold its gas
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION
./
I
,
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., New York City.—V.
to $3,567,842.
from $1,635,513
fleet
new
Three planes have been on order for several months.
A
contract completed recently calls for four more of the huge
cruise at 350 m.p.h., to be delivered in 1955.—V. 177,
Definitive
now
to a
went
Income
its'
of
9,500
both
to
April
on
10,700 shares
holders
and
offered
Long Island Lighting Co.—Definitive
non-affiliated interest for approximately $16,000,000.
EARNINGS—Operating revenues of this company increased from
$21,884,246 in 1948 to $27,440,713 in 1952.
For the same years net
properties
share;
The
in the north
June, 1952 the
approximately 20% of New Jersey, mainly
central and east central parts of the state.
Prior to
company also provided gas service, but at that time
first
the
receive
1474.
P-
Power & Light expects
plants, substations, and providing
and service facilities.
provides electric service within an area
covering
total
corporation
covering
warrant
which
planes,
spend $48,000,000 building power
transmission, distribution
additional
now
to
year.
reorder
1953
will
line
Australian
The
Company and Bankers Trust Company.
In the period 1953 to 1955, Jersey Central
to
parts
spare
SEC
$15,000,000,
financing program which will make
construction. In addition to the $8,500,000
that will be available from the sale of the bonds, the company expects
to realize $4,000,000 from the sale of 400,000
shares of additional
common stock
to General Public Utilities Corp., parent company.
An
additional $3,000,000 in bank loans was effected on Feb.
26, 1953
through a credit agreement between the company and Irving Trust
of the company's
♦16,000,000 available for
part
orders for Lockheed transports and
the aircraft company announced.
Qantas
The
flag
stellation
prices ranging from 105.21%
IT redeemed
beginning April 1, 1953 to 100% if
redeemed during the year beginning April 1, 1982 and, beginning in
1953, at special redemption prices ranging from 102.30% to 100%.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds of the sale will make up the greatest
are
reported on April 15 that Qantas Empire Airways,
carrier, is buying seven turbocompound Super Con¬
transports to modernize its international fleet.
corporation
Australia's
regular
callable at
during the year
bonds
The
Major Finance Corp., Silver Spring, Md.—Files—
Corp.—Australian
Lockheed Aircraft
101.35999; Union Securities Corp., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane (jointly), 101.32; First
Corp., 101.06, and Lehman Brothers, 100.809.
& Co., Inc.,
5
(1681)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5213... The
Volume 177
/
/two> selling stockholders.—V. 177,
' '• v ' 2 •.
-1 •
r r.">;
A dramatic
Equipment Co.—Introduces New Unit
road demonstration
illustrating the safety advantages
hydraulic power steering compared with
of automobile control marked the public
new
,
-In
the conventional manual ft
introduction of this company
unit on April 9.
"
announcing the new unit; B. D. Mclntyre, .President,
power
it was
steering
the lowest-priced'power
stated
steering mechanism "UdW available, t
6
The Commercial and
(1682)
feature
added
op
used
on
used
The
be Installed
can
New
trucks and tractors.
Although the cost of installation
will be higher than installation as original equip¬
Monroe
unit
relatively
still
is
inexpensive.
/•.
series,
—V.
177,
has
contracts
to
142.
p.
Service
Co.—In
Liquidation—
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.
and
stock
common
of
New
England Public Service
date.—V.
176,
....
_
Co.,
Net
and
of
sales
This company on
o!
Saflex
April
vinyl
butyral interlayer to keep pace with the
growing demand for laminated safety glass.
industry's
Robert
K.
New England Telephone
expansion in production
50%<
10 announced a
Output
Period End. Feb. 28—
automotive
Operating
Mueller,
General Manager of Monsanto's Plastics Division
said the new expansion '"follows hard on the
heels of a 20%
increase completed earlier this year."
Largest oi the
three supplier-; of the plastic interlayer, Monsanto now serves about
Springfield,
ac
SC%" of
market, Mr. Mueller reported.—V.
177,
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
company
covering
293,108
subscription
April 15
on
filed
shares of
common
stock
the
basis
stockholders
by
Co.—Registers
on
five shares
held.
headed
Blyth
&
The
Beane.
net
construction
Co.,
Inc.,
proceeds
are
program.—V.
and Meirill
to be used to
177,
Lynch,
repay
operating income
charges
$2,151,487
$1,760,128
$4,200,901
1,284,210
3,263,094
Lines,
The
sale
April 14
The
R.
Stanley Dollar,
President.
leased
as
President of Dollar
McCormack,
of
Chairman
Moore-McCormack
Associates,
the
of
Board,
Inc.,
Lines,
Inc., of
and
in
Joint
a
April 16 announced that the Dollar Associates
investment, from the Estate of the late Albert
an
of
Moore-McCormack
will
There
be
Moore-McCormack
Lines,
changes
no
Lines,
Inc.,
In
the
Inc.—V.
V.
Moore,
will
The
SEC
company
covering
of
for
subscription by common stockholders of record April
share on the basis of one new share for each share
an
oversubscription
There
will
be
no'
The
proceeds
additions.
privilege).
Rights
expire
to
are
29
at
held
to
be
used
to
loans,
repay
and
etc.
for
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
Operating
Operating
1953—Month—1952
$22,
$11,194,877
$9,772,639
8,268,145
7,571,480
£83,927
615,113
1.649,264
843,942
691,173
1,650,888
The
operating Income
charges..
$1,193,863
$394,873
$2,275,553
$1,572,367
969,286
686,614
1,837,489
177,
.
992,986
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1952
1951
1950
before
inc.
$
$
358,400,502
401,148,293
427,203,107
364,193,361
26,303,701
sales
32,320,173
54.936t.326
state
%xx%">'X
13,700,000
_______
trust
is
profit
Cash
'
$
:XX" v/X'' lx
* 16,100,000
12,603,701
*
'
♦After
paid—
8,682,218
4,341,109
4,341,109
12,806,271
4,341,109
4,341,109
$2.90
$3.73
$6.64
from
of
Net
refundable
carry-back
of
excess
unused
30,536,326
Co.,
be
Inc.
profits
excess
E. Bierwirth,
President, on April 15
negotiations for the sale of Italian.Swiss
domestic
has
and
years
is
wine
been
subsidiary,
engaged in
President
tax
of
profits
$600,000
credit.—V.
re¬
177,
v
'
the
five
prefabs,
the
of
months
28.5%
Louis
to
the
announced
Petri
domestic
Wine
wine
San
of
.
Francisco.
business
Institute.—V.
%
the
completion
National's wholly-
Colony,
A.
ended
March
than
more
in
31,
177,
the
this
The
corporation
through its
spokesman
financed
finance
own
said.—V.
between
company
171,
for
many
1050.
p.
65%.
were
and
the
over
corporation
shipped
last
period a year
34% from 1952.
up
75%
of
two
its
total
years,
a
sales
company
1995.
p.
have
-
be
It
is
mined
10,
Hanson, Treasurer,
authorized
will
holders
an
issue
April
on
of
underwritten
June
to
be
warrants
11
will
mailed
will
be
the
be June
17
common
issue
the
announced
shares
and
record
same
25
must
on
be
that
the
-.t£is^ystem
Electric Co.
with
its
thei
gas
at
date,
3:30
and
Lawrence
SEC 'for
one-for-ten
a
first
offered
company);
and
persons
va.ues.
As
the
until
April
Gas. will record the
and
electric
will
name
will
do
share¬
date
and
for
that
subscriptions
the
with
expiration
10c
offering
at
be
G.
from
$25
changed
a
10,
E.
$25
value
par
1953,
of
income
stock
$10
par
&
E.
stock,
outstanding
to
In
to
stock
par
one
(of
the
tion
of
the
Lawrence
thereafter
proposes
reducing
the
that
share
&
Lawrence Gas stock
of
&
for
of
with
presently
such
E.
70,841,414
10,729,000
10,683,607
to
cancel
of
a
selling
registration
commission
statement
shares
public
the
to
with
of
its
$1
per
the
common
at
sale
sales
agent,
SEC
capital
share
R.
A.
and
to
of
operations
Vice-President,
purchase
at
lc
warrant
one
thereof
per
for
to
started
are
respectively.
warrant
each
up
five
purchase
(Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
Operating
Federal
to
Keppler
operating income
charges—
at
$1
share
of
Gas
par
188,000
the
value stock
of
such
Lawrence
the
stock
Gas
stock
Lawrence
presently
bv
shares
of
capital
of
shares
held
pro-
to
G.
the
&
E.
outstanding $25
stock
and
1V2
shares
of
par value.
Upon consumma¬
NEES
will
own
225 003
shares
(90.42% I
and
170 002
<90.42%), the aggregate
Par
&
shares
par value
value of NEES'
E.
stock.—V.
New England Power
Co.—Partial
thereof
present
177,
pp.
of
held,
($4,250,-
holding
1050
of
1259
■
=
2,596,190
2,156,476
1,813,944
•
1,613,020
$1,270,476
1,136,302
$2,915,022
2,601,303
,
$2,450,951
2,158,643
3?"
177,
p.
issi.
was
over¬
602.
p.
1953—Month—1952
1953—2 Mos.—1952
$41,637,634 $90,060,596 $84,166,424
7,485,043
$5,283,393
$5,096,814
$10,231,411
$9,730,272
4,176,255
3,984,649
7,999,801
income
charges
60,210,109
6,741,000
7,477,660
1371.
p.
X, ye v%;
the
•
...
net
cabinet
new
proceeds
about
plant
facilities
replenish
working
$500,000
and
the
rest
capital
will
to
and
be
,
used
purchase
reduce
to
addi¬
bank
bor¬
\
television
unit.
.-XX
combinations
and
-XX
-
AND
the
"PhonOcord"
X":;.''
EARNINGS—Annual
of
the
home
rec¬
X;/V'X" V"X X-
X. X*:
■;
sales
seven-year-old
$22,724,274 in
$3,052,328
of
year
taxes of $24,974.
com¬
1952.
in
1952
operation
"The
Co.—Earnings—
interest
are
50c
note,
America
the
1956,
note
main
is
rate
at
$12,019,976
8,984,992
8,276,900
18,296.886
Prudential
of
expect
at
of
2,275,664
1,437,271
4,390,101
886,625
1,878.925
Insurance
to
Co.
Gas
$1,419,180
1,408,317
Elcetric
proceeds
to
are
program.—V.
be
177,
used
p.
$4,247,027
$2,856,642
4,223,150
pay
for
on
is
15
688,000 shs.
payable
to
Prudential
The
years.
and
principal
portion
a
Boulevard,
America
the
note
and
has
the
1951
1,
to
1966.
company's
Angeles
Calif.
Los
authorized
additional
an
does
company
bears
interest
the
of
authorization.—V.
notification
shares
by
—V.
of
filed
was
common
employees
175,
stock
under
with
(par
stock
the
$1)
SEC
to
purchase
be
not
177,
presently
1371.
p.
on
April
offered
plan
at
9
covering
subscrip¬
for
$6.50
2696.
p.
Penn Fruit Co., Inc.—Calls
Preferred
The
share.
just
close
the
of
of
that
Camden,
share
per
"
J.
shares
"*(J.
of
have
be
the
common
1953,
but
right
cost
of
company's
not
to
at
tirfte
its
each
at
part
of
Trust
preferred
before
175,
per
record
Camden
convert
any
of
be'mailed
constitute
the
at
thereafter.—v;
1953—Month—1952
the
close
143.
p.
1953—3 Mos —1952
S8yS~i~77 ~p~~ 1197""— $80'874'711 $69,855,293
$207,369,651 $189,196,384
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—To Borrow
from Banks—
company has
The
sell
applied
to
banks,
unsecured
any
pany's
the
until
National
&
anticipated
sales
April
Trust
a
not
27,
&
SEC
(but
to
Co.
The
of
for
not
has
and
the
Co.,
authorization
issued
order
an
a
will
be
to
be
The
Trust
applied
borrowings
proceeds
to
are
and
the
com¬
to
from-the
during June, 1953, and of
common
effective simultaneously or
prior to the bond
sale.—V.
stock
176, p.
Co.—Earnings—
in¬
banks
Co
expected
derived
bonds
Pfeiffer Brewing
and
givinz
hearing.
Manufacturers
such
issue
than Sept
30
1954)
$10,000,000 outstanding at
request
funds
to
later
exceed
1953, to
Trust
program;
portion
of
the
time
Commission
Bank
construction
with
to
to
amounts
and
Bank
repaid
to be
time
in
persons
Mellon
Chemical
be
from
notes
time;
one
terested
are
con¬
1475.
will
made
stock
not
all
$53 50
C.) Penney Co.—March Sales
Up 15.77%—
Per. End. Mar. 31—
'•
Offered—The
at
1, 1953, will
their shares of
and
will
1953,
June
holding
1953,
1,
stock
"
to
May 27,
on
persons
Stock—
June
on
preferred
payable
May 20,
Payment
continue
three
business
to
on
price.
N.
will
redemption
convertible
dividend
date
business
redemption
for
5%
of
quarterly
to
into
called
shares
The
prior
the
has
company
outstanding
2,799,638
Co.—Stoek
to
deed
company but
pursuant to this
borrow
of
$3,528.01^rom Sept. 1
Sept. 1, 1956 to Aug.
$28,812,939 $24,225,459
/
&
of
Olympic
of
1951,
annum
from
trust
a
1,815,750
2,185,655
26,
period
per
$1,633.28
West
Outstanding
$268,875
Panhandle Oil Corp., Dallas,
Tex.—Files With SEC—
letter of
.2,863,974
921,954
$2,178,528
a
4Vz %
by
12333
$500,000
to
July
over
monthly instalments
and
A
16,689,193
income
PRESENT FINANCING
1,200,000 shs.
_
dated
of
secured
plant
loan
TO
$315,000
value
par
of
Co.
at
1,
The
EFFECT
_____
deed
payable in
share
1953—2 Mos.—1952
$14,361,138
1370.
p.
note—
trust
Insurance
Aug.
GIVING
Authorized
deed
Holders
stockholders of record April 16 have been
given
the right to subscribe on or before
May 5 for 241,195 ad¬
ditional shares of common stock
(par $10) at $24.50 per
share on the basis of one new share
for each 10 shares
held (with an
oversubscription privilege). The offer¬
ing will be underwritten by a group of underwriters
headed by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
857
•
3 Months Ended March 31—
"Net sales
iq«
10£-o
—
Olympic Radio & Television,
Inc.—Acquisition—
Dr.
trona
Redemption—
offering
176,
7,551,627
before
3,875
taxes—
Oklahoma
R.
Bowling
Stamford,
The company has called for
redemption on May 15 next for ooom.hf
the sinking
fund, $27,000 of first
mortgage bonds, series A
doe Nov. 15, 1961, at
101V4% and accrued
interest.
Payment'will be
tnaae at The New
England Trust Co., Boston,
Mass.—V.
—
1953—2 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
!
charges—.
net
1371.
p.
7,093,000
Capital stock,
entitling
common
The
177,
65,184,558
CAPITALIZATION
tion
_
struction
City.—V.
3,615,000
3,668,944
"Trust
the
taxes--
operating
the
York
29,256,876
operating
net
a
share.
801,014
1,349,388
expenses.
income
177,
New
pany have increased from
$8,143,475 in 1947 to
earnings before Federal taxes amounted to
marking the peak since 1948's first
profitable
>'
revenues.
Other operating
after
Co.,
an
at
Co.—Earnings—
1,139,195
$1,482,621
Ohio Bell Telephone
Net
Trust
Net
&
has
warrants,
shares
per
1370.
p.
Period End. Feb. 28—
—V.
"j
3,713,000
SALES
on
Keppler
Co.
&
100,000
common
stock
—8,904,678
1,313,871
taxes-890,030
taxes—
after
Federal
and
177,
.
3,781,324
complete
$12,591,200 $11,190,930 $25,331,900 $22,516,116
7,980,245
18,006,744
16,295,669
expenses
income
Other operating
Operating
Operating
private companies
another peak.—V.
;X'.>
to
taxes—
ording
July
1953—Month—1952
revenues
177,
by
up
BUSINESS—Company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of
television
receivers, radios, radio-phonograph
combinat'ons, including
25c
a
work
build
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
machinery,
rowings.
■
option
Northwestern Bell Telephone
•
188,000
are
sale
Bankers
income
177,
f'!';,XX?::r"
XX ''X'
has no operating history,
was
holder
'Net
at
PROCEEDS—Of
stock,
with
to
31,858,212
construct
8,682,179
500,000
overhaul
companies
'•
.
President
for
year
and the books closed.
10,956,248
10,715,076
gas
transactions,
G.
12,883,806
3,817,085
capitai
its
of
of
shares
therewith,
$io par
Stockholders
each
stock
4,967,711
for
year
business
$44,635,929
aft°r
8,631,000
11,423,514
96,873,202
66,602,347
1, 1953.
According
to
the
prospectus, promoters of the company have contributed to
date $12,372.88 in cash, and $23,572.12 in
services.
Upon completion
of the present
offering, assuming all of the 500,000 shares are sold,
the
investing public will have provided 97%
of
the
amount
con¬
tributed in cash and will possess 57% of the
voting control. Alexander.
Moldovany and Joseph Santangelo, of Clifton. N.
J., are named as
Gas
proposed
value
lieu
its
E.
Lawrence
?™ nnoem£ equlv?leTnt t0 the
shares of Lawrence
170.002
E.,
par
in
number
Concurrently
receive
proposed
G.
Lawrence
which
so
Lawrence G. & E.
stock, aggregating $25
of
&
17,998, or 9.58%.,
outstanding 470,000 shares of $10
thus
to
G.
connection
reduce
share
G.
entitled
in
do
*2. isSUe, 168,000 shares
of Lawrence
be
Co.
subsidiaries,
the filing of
Lawrence
per
stockholders
wiJ
its
to
sale,
will
282.000.
105,877,734
4,910,468
offered
last
Packard-Bell Co.—Stoek Offered—Public
offering of
100,000 shares of capital stock was made on
April 14 by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Shearson, Hammill
& Co. at $15 per share. This
offering was oversubscribed
J j
47,374,217
6,108,953
a
and
military
expenses
—V.
.
filed
in
revenues
Net
1953—2 Mos.—1952
5,327,936
54.3%
slowdown
present
operating taxes—
Other
Co.—Earnings—
5,683,812
a
increased
sales."
V
Federal
.Net proceeds of the stock sale will be used to purchase
equipment,
surveying and other preliminary operations,
and
"productions cost;
—V.
1
these
box-cars.
lease."
Net
require
Operating
Operating
standard-gauge
70-ton high-side
new
Incr'g
temporary and that the proposed fiscal 1954 budget
Congress calls for expenditures tripling amounts spent
previous
1582.
p.
4,881,000
covering
be
the
in
us
nas
total
Business
that
"the steady climb
comforting factor in our
profitable position.
Since
a
be
Pacific
as
company
formed
"to
exploit,
equip, operate and market the product of about 900 acres
of
the
Escuminac Peat Moss Bog in the Province of New
Brunswick, Canada"
in
Northumberland County,
on
which the company
has "an
for
solely an electric business
(and
its
to "Lawrence Electric
Co."), and Lawrence'Gas
$10
public), it will have
Lawrence G.
the
proposes
to
177,
taxes—
1260.
to
par,
Inc..
authorizing
business.
gas
&
also
Drexel & Co.; Union Secu¬
group are:
51,719,253
35,045,488
charges—
p.
share
Net
two of
business
of
following
war¬
date
an
application
Lawrence G. &^E. to sell
Lawrence Gas la
newly organized
Commission has issued an
order giving interested
29, 1953 to request a
hearing therein
Lawrence
assets received and the
liabilities assumed at book
company,
solely
Lawrence
stock
result
a
the
taxes—
corporation
April
basis.
to
p.m.
Gas
order
an
and
by
keep
business
our
been
members of 35 cents per share. This
subscribed and the books closed.—V.
group. on
certificates,
stockholders
has
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Definitive Debs.
3'/2% 30-year debentures, due Nov. 15, 1981,'are available
exchange for $30,000,000 principal amount of outstanding
temporary
Co.,
has Joined with
properties
the
33,335,570
3,743,000
operating
177,
The
directors
Unit to Transfer Gas
Properties—
«
for
$5.11
Ltd.—Secondary Distribution
A
secondary distribution of 200,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on April 16 by Eastman Dillon & Co.
at $12.12 V2 per share, with a dealer's
concession 16 NASD
With
the
for subscription.
presently contemplated the subscription
price will be deter¬
by the company on June 8, that bids
will be opened on June
that
rants
an
98.153
3,056,874
Pacific Petroleums,
1953,
.
income
after
rate
It
the
to
told
should
of
that
tional
option
New England Electric
System—To Issue Rights—
r'Harry
of
3,056.874
period
Definitive
in
■
corresponding
Shipments in the first six days of
April
ago.
trust
of
Pacific
at
RR.—Equipment
equipment
and
48.5%
1370.
new
/
The
National Homes Corp.—Shipments
Continue to Gain—
During
Hartford
&
105,672
15,606,810
of
diesels,
Erie RR.-—V. 177,^
Lake
1953—Month—1952
(estimated)—assuming
4,365
the
North American Peat Moss Co., Inc. (N.
Y.)—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
6,077,553
National Distillers Products Corp.—Sells
Unit—
John
Petri
124 of
26,787,300
100,804
Corp.—Commercial
business
commercial
before
any
will
for
necessary
future
for
to
Net
revenues.—
per
owned
Pittsburgh &
bid
secured
expenses—
Co.,
Mr.
horsepower
in
This
subject to the authorization of the Interstate Com¬
are
18,692,100
taxes
end
at
President,
emphasized
now
units—more
2,758,900.
26,229,931
\
1267.
of
the
profits
of
Period End. Feb. 28—
&
to
Other operating
$6.04
deduction
sulting
p.
diesel
of
p.
and Stroud & Co. Inc.—V,
i,
Net
19,000,000
outstdg.
capital share
shares
per
2,113
system.
New York Telephone
: .V
24,400,000
16,220,173
10,852,773
_________
dividends
Capital
Earns,
of
certificates,
Other members of the
rities Corp.,
—V.
Net
have
horsepower
45,229,931
taxes
Prov.' for- Fed. &
income taxes
He
Commission.
Federal
$
.Net
Profit
60%
the afliliated
to
Stuart
Operating
Operating
1949
will
total
a
3,685,884
42,499,782
$5.44
outstanding
Airmotive
our
accounted
passenger
equipment estimated to cost $4,437,650:
550
hopper cars and 100 40-ton steel-sheathed, insulated
•'
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.
and
Korea
these
to be bunt by the Electro-Motive Division
LaGrange, 111., and the American Locomotive Co.
at
Period End. Feb. 28—
Years End. Sept. 30—
Cleveland,
1,749.502
l.
commercial
long-range
placed
approxi¬
fall,
excess
depreciation
Wolfe,
PAC's
appears
York, New Haven
issue
merce
1475.
p.
of
has
it
this
and
share
per
Pacific
costing
38,813,898
16,621,421
shares
debentures
The certificates
1,169,279
—V.
east
13
by
railroad
steel
1,427,853
Net
Net after
service
Central
the
completed
are
104,092
33,664.823
—
profit
of
in
3'/2s.
$22,564,050 $19,362,982
16,988,345
15,369,776
operating taxes--
the
of
—
com¬
Equipment—
according to maturity, were awarded
April 16 on a bid of 98.7806.
Co.—Earnings
Federal income taxes—1
The
1582.
p.
No. 1, maturing annually May 1, 1954 to
1968, inclusive.
The certificates, priced to yield from 2.60% to
3.75%,
capital*
Other
held
be
499,524
374,040
—-
manufacturing plants and amortization
of leased equipment:
1953, $7,053,472; 1952, $7,316,051—V. 177, p. 1051,
1475.
equipment
29.
1953—2 Mos.—1952
revenues
expenses
deliveries
approximately
will go
Halsey,
Period End. Feb. 23-
announced.
is
177,
System announced on April
diesei-electric locomotive units,
railroad—with
to
losses——.
taxes
"Including
Trust Certificates Offered—A group headed by Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler on April 17 offered $3,300,000 of
3Vk%
underwriting.
are
it
date.—V.
to
locomotives,
New
(with
May
on
12,
May
RR.—To Buy
When
order,
new
Motors
while 40
April 14 filed a letter of notification with the
stares of common stock (no par) to be offered
per
until
Schenectady, N. Y„ the Central itself wid receive
Waiter Co., Mount Holly, N. J.—Files—
on
5,000
bonds scheduled
mortgage
earlier
an
Postponed—
Central
more
other
the
General
P.
Mount Holly
the
amount,
Of
a
510.
p.
164
complete diesfelization
acquired
direction
or
set
Central
York
for
any
re¬
stock.
common
management
176,
had
postponed
may
York
New
With
than
Moore,
statement
on
block
T.
first
fully dieseiize all Central
service east of Detroit.
California,
William
of
will
'
Emmet J.
been
mately $27,500,000.
Buy
Stock—.
has
$6,000,000
25,029,891
329,419
35,414,325
income
Thomas
,
Interests
of
64,447,405
24,835,742
—
income
Net
No.
Service Inc.—Offer
59.2J4.024
—
Federal
1370.
however,
pany,
New
*
Inc.—Dollar
income
Total
Otner
Orleans Public
298,171,607
245,987,434 233,724,202
expenses—
—___
profit
$
305,191,459
—
2,575.282
orders
Moore-McCormack
Other
$3,526,414
1,678,232
New
Pierce, Fenner
bank loans and ior
1581.
p.
Operating
2,^63,(62
2,543,140
1,271,929
p.
operating
26,117,839
1,381,920
177,
other
and
expenses
Earnings
SEC—
with the SEC
(par $5) to be offered for
of one new share lor each,
be underwritten by a group
Unsubscribed shares will
by
With
letter of notification
a
27,509,889
1,287,303
after
—V.
The
12,852,375
1,090,558
3,233,098
2,752,773
Net
Net
13,346,099
income
operating taxes—
Other
1475.
p.
$37,696,661 $34,816,146
expenses ___>
taxes~_
Federal
Mass.,
domestic
the
revenues
1953—2 Mos.—1952
$18,570,064 $17,171,735
Operating
and
1952
§
revenues—:.—
expense—
Sundry
& Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
1953—Month—1952
1953
operating
Manufacturing profit and net oper. revenues
Sel.mg, general and admin.strative expenses—
Interest
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Increases Saflex
other
1953
Subs.)—Earnings Higher
,.'(/»'.
,
sales
"Cost
I860.
p.
(&
April 20,
Year Ended March 31—
,
and as
liquidation agent, will also accept certificates ox beneficial interest of
Northern New England Co. in exchange fur new securities which were
available as soon as practicable after April 14, 1953, the consummation
supply several leading auto¬
motive manufacturers with its new product, said Mr, Mclntyre, adding
that present schedules call for full production by the end of the month.
already
company
Public
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, as liquidation trustee, will
accept shares of preferred stock, of $7 dividend series and $6 dividend
' ~
...<
England
The
vehicles
the
ment,
unlike other similar products, it
is that,
cars,
Financial Chronicle...
Monday,
Inc.,
Corp.
of
Olympic
The
Conn.,
of
Long
Barnes,
President
announced
Irvington,
Island
on
N.
City,
N.
of
April
J.,
Y.
by
13
Olympic
the
Olympic
The
latter
Radid
the
Development Co.
Electrona
laboratories
and
velopment Co.—V.
Corp.
wHl
176,
be
p.
the
of
and
firm
;
will
continue
n)r«ctly
1567.
operations
affiliated
with
Co.,
its
per
408'599
1,198*634
outstanding
common
"After deduction
The
share
De¬
4i5 786
1 198 63a
'
'
V.
175,
on
April
16
adopted
employees.
Barrel
barrels
of excise taxes.
shareholders
salaried
Irvington
Olympic
——I
$0.34
of
.
at
the
shares
Earnings
taxes.—
Elec-
Television.
parent
S4oRq17n
profit after
Common
Development
acquisition
is
Net
sales
as
p.
1763.
pension
plan for
-
during
can,Dared
a
the
with
first
three
301,519
months
barrels
in
of
the
like
a
.
1953
totaled
period of
$0 35
rlas<!
nf
Ciass of
306 213
1952
—
,
—ijini
(1683)
Number 5213... The
Volume 177
quarter of 1953 were the highest in the firm's
history for such a period, John E. McKeen, President and Chairman
of the Board of Directors, told stockholders at their annual meeting
April
first
the
for
$33,000,000 yielded a net profit per share of 74
cents for the
quarter as compared with a 64 cents yield on sales
of $30,000,000 for* the same period in 1952, a year which saw record
sales
of
107,000,000
for
the 104-year-old Brooklyn chemical and
pharmaceutical firm.
Thus, Mr. McKeen summarized,
10% over 1952 and net profit increased by 15%.
A
Net
from
Net
ry.
The
Net
ry.
sales were up
—V.
Annuity
Federal
Co.—Registers With SEC—
stock
common
stock. The bonds and preferred stock
sale at competitive bidding.
The new
only to employees of the company and
on
or about June
2, 1953, at a subscription price
95% of the then current marekt price of the stock.
of
85%
from
for public
be offered
will
subs.diar.es,
its
common
par
no
offered
be
to
are
its
of
shares
to
the sale of the bonds, preferred and common
toward the cost of the company's construction
program.
Part of the proceeds will be used to retire $20,000,000 of
short-term loans represented by promissory nbtes payable to banks,
the
proceeds of which were applied to the construction program.
The company estimates its construction expenditures at $385,000,000
for the six-year period, 1953 to 1958, of which $73,000,000 is sched¬
uled for 1953.—V. 177, p. 1371.
Net
proceeds
ctocks
will
of
applied
be
Sold Privately—The place¬
(no par) has
Brothers. The
to the company as this was
100,000 shares of common stock
been arranged privately through Lehman
net proceeds
not
do not accrue
issue.—V. 177, p. 237.
a new
corporation on April 10 filed a letter of notification
EEC covering 500,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at
per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
purchase oil and gas leases.
Public Service Electric & Gas
York,
Y.—V.
10 cents
used to
"Timm
of
tries,
a
2,
1959;
through
April
annually
and
1957
redeemed
$1,000, may be
between April
thereafter at 100%. They will also be
the sinking fund commencing with April
to be issued in denominations of $500 and
on or before April
1, 1957; at 101%
102%
at
1,
with
to be used to
working capital.
are
for
$50,000
to be used to retire approx'mately
other commitments for new buildings and
loaned to Regent Jack Mfg. Co., Inc., to
of that company's facilities; and the re¬
to complete the company's building program.
be
to
expansion
finance
$20,000)
(about
Coin
coin
vending
177,
Outstanding
Authorized
first mortgage convert¬
stock
Capital
1969
!
BUSINESS—Company
was
$1'50,000
$150,000
500,000 shs.
-
$1)_
(par
incorporated
"50,000 shs.
,
California in June 1946.
in
the assets and business
of XJ. C. Murcell, Inc., which had been engaged for some 20 years
In welding, metal fabrication and oil field service.
Since the outbreak of hostilities in Korea in June, 1950, an increas¬
ing part of production has been in aviation jacks.
From the stand¬
point of sales volume, this is now the most important part of the
organized for the purpose of acquiring
was
machines
number
Indus¬
hot dogs in
1476.
p.
sell
be
underwriting
is
Inc.,
Hoban,
4%
to
a
notes of this Diocese at par.
Interest
on maturities of from one to ten years.
facilities.
diocesan
Rose's
5,
Stores, Inc.- -Sales—
& 25-Cent
10
1953—3 Mop.—1952
1953—Month—1952
Period End. Mar. 31—
$1,468,123
$1,391,163
$3,989,073
$3,773,137
1198.
177, p.
Ry.—Earnings—
Sacramento Northern
oper.
oper.
expenses
from
$276,727
177,
$153,831
$517,915
$187,123
237,500
income
oper.
r.v.
119,412
439,350
Net
Brownsville & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
ry.
$1,364,318
373,372
295,973
281,222
320,187
214,614
71,579
239,497
133,794
2,878,534
2,866,435
3,007,115
2,821,402
639,783
642,607
712,272
ry.
233,152
343,685
272,419
railway
from
Net
income—
oper.
177,
1052.
p.
to
railroad
new
1582.
Francisco & Texas Ry. —Earnings—
this company, and E. M. Fleischmann,
Corporation, announced on April 14
companies had approved a merger, with
Smith-Douglass as the surviving corporation.
The merger proposal is
to be submitted to stockholders for approval at special meetings to be
held on April
26, 1953.
F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc. represented SmithDouglass in the negotiations.
Smith-Douglass, the surviving corporation, will issue to San Jacinto
stockholders $1,000,000 of 5%
convertible subordinated debentures, due
in 1973, and 75,000 shares of its common stock for all of the 250,000
shares of San
Jacinto now outstanding.
A "portion of the securities
issuable to the San Jacinto shareholders are to be placed in escrow
and released over a period of
time to the San Jacinto shareholders
based upon San
Jacinto's earnings.
The proposed merger does not
involve any change in the nature or amount of securities of SmithDouglass now held by its stockholders.
San Jacinto produces anhydrous ammonia in a plant leased from the
government near Houston, Tex. It is contemplated that upon effective¬
ness
of the merger the plant's rated capacity will be expanded from
70 tons per day to 110 tons per day without serious interruption of
production. The expansion is expected to cost about $1,600,000 and
involve
no
new
financing on the part of Smith-Douglass.—V. 176,
B.
Net
ry.
74,738
55,810
$311,654
68,690
*2,022
919,841
857,241
782,351
601,866
341,712
320,593
284,531
the
55,810
75,160
"18,404
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
railway
from
Net
railway
from
income—
oper.
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
of
Jacinto unemical
tun
of
directors
will
p.
1966.
Co.—Receives $6,000,000
Orders—
received orders totaling more than $6,000,000 to
build parts for two of
the nation's newest jet engines, Edmund T.
Pric-, President and General Manager, announced on April 9.
Mr. Frice said the orders are from Ford Motor Co. for components
of
the
J57
turbojet engine,
and from Allison division of General
Motors, for parts for the J71 engine.
Work is under way by Solar on the new orders, and initial deliveries
will be made in July,—V. 177, p. 1302.
has
company
Water Co.—Earnings—
1°52
1951
$3,135,245 $2,776,331
taxes
2,133,502
1,944,808
South Pittsburgh
Year—
167,
$947,510
$831,523
464,472
396,149
401,029
$537,271
$435,374
$546,481
deductions
income
Net
1950
$2,512,976
1,565,466
$1,001,743
income
Gross
Income
2365.
p.
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings
1953—Month—1952
1953—2 Mos.—1952
— $34,835,022
$30,584,704 $69,962,155 $60,417,340
Operating expenses
22,551,066 20,832,201 46,231,043 42,437,362
Federal income taxes—
4,566,837
3 465,602
Other operating taxes—
2,787,175
2,376,319
5,531,320
4,730,354
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
177,
—V.
revenues
$4,929,945
income
operating
Net
Net after
531 and 1052.
177, pp.
two
the
122,154
96,707
income—
oper.
$451,484
192,097
$441,042
243,243
railway—.—
from
Net
President of
Douglass,
President
Southern Bell
1950
1951
184,130
89,630
$523,532
railway
from
1952
1953
February—
Gross
Vote on Merger—
Smith-Douglass Co., Inc.—To
—V.
St. Louis-San
lend
; 'v,',":-v:"
984.
p.
Total
15
in
Society would then
from three banks.
increase
to
Operating revenues
expenses and
Ry.—Bids for Equipments—
will up to noon (EDT) on April 30 receive bids for the
it of $5,175,000 equipment trust certificates, series L,
equal annual installments.
They will be secured by
equipment costing not less than $6,468,750.—V. 177,
from
mature
financing program,
the authorized common stock by 400,000
shares, to 1,450,000 shares, will also be acted upon by stockholders.
The additional stock will be reserved for conversions.
The proxy statement pointed out that the company would not ask
stockholders to approve the financing program if it can sell
Sloane
Blabon Corp.,
its wholly-owned subsidiary, before May 20.—V. 177,
Calendar
The company
purchase
a
on
681,981
344,789
railway
irom
Net
—V.
$1,384,341
1—
From Jan.
Gross
$1,408,796
income
oper.
1950
1951
1952
1953
$1,451,304
railway
from
Net
1.
Solar Aircraft
February—
from railway
vote
The Equitable Life Assurance
with, the balance coining
July
proposal
The
Gross
will
Unit—
117,593
1052.
p.
20
May
on
wholly-owned subsidiary.
Miss.,
$3,400,000,
A
ry.
operations
Net
—V.
$521,490
334,367
$831,399
313,484
$322,040
168,209
$407,656
130,929
revenue.
revenue
1953—2 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
and
part, calls for the issuance
debentures, to mature on
about
,
of LaCrosse, Wis.—Offering—
$2,500,000 offering in
rates are
The notes
dated May 1, 1953.
Proceeds of the offering will be used
to re"und short-term obligations, and for future expansion of
&
serialized
3»/8%
largely
p.
ible bonds due
notes, to
PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
16-year 54/4%
prepay
buying and will operate a
Machines," developed by Timm
is
cheese.—V.
melted
McMahon
coupon
loans and
bank
of
mainder
It
and
,
succeeds Mr.
of $4,689,625 of convertible sub¬
June" 1, 1973. These debentures
will
be made available
to common stockholders in the ratio of $100
of debentures for each 20 common shares held.
Arrangements
to
borrow
an
additional $4,600,000, according to
the
proxy
statement, is dependent on the sale of the debentures
R.
net proceeds are
PROCEEDS—The
machinery;
lielp
proceeds
St. Louis-San Francisco
$70,000
stockholders
which in
ordinated
that
1955.
1,
$132,500
automatic
These
St. Louis,
Calif.—Bonds Offered
—Hopkins, Harbach & Co., Los Angeles, Calif., on April 1
offered publicly $150,000 of 16-year 5 V\ % first mortgage
convertible bonds due Apr. 1, 1969, at 102% of face value.
The bonds,
$419,977
Roman Catholic Diocese
Co.—Definitive Bonds—
Regent Mfg. Co., Inc., Downey,
redeemed
$262,514
corporation
Frank-O-Mat
Inc.
roll
1301.
p.
net
equipment
new
Railway
debenture
177,
78,000
Angeles,
Los
BUSINESS—The
with the
bonds due 1972 are now available for
in exchange for temporary debenture bonds at
the Chase
Bank of the City of New York, 43 Exchange Place, New
N.
$210,500
90,000
tlncludes profit sharing trust
proceeds from life insurance.—V. 169, p. 1339.
tlncludes
PROCEEDS—The
purchase
Net
National
$509,977
90,000
Wawlins, Wyo.—Files—
Platte Oil Co., Inc.,
delivery
$352,514
$149,912
Corp.,
and Treasurer,
President and Chairman,
Treasurer, joined Alexander
also President, since early 1952,
Financing Hinges on Sale of
executives.
to
Sales
The
33/s%
138,597
before
—V.
Definitive
416,001
108,000
bonus
April, 1951. Mr. Elliott is
Mills, Inc., Greenville,
Greenville
of
Calif. — Stock Offered —
Edgerton, Wykoff & Co., Los Angeles, on April 6 publicly
offered 40,000 shares of capital stock at par ($1 per sh).
will
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Stock
707,591
.
President—
who will continue to serve as>
Mr. Elliott,
13,285
24,582
$82,113
$0.16
Ewing,
C.
Administrative Vice-President
who has served since 1950 as
continues in the latter capacity.
who
18,300
paid
surplus
Robot
from
ment of
365,141
$257,912
contributions,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
covering $30,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds,
1983; 150,000 shares of preferred stock, $100 par;
and 100,000
company
1953,
«lue
433,538
420,743
F.
Ewing,
67,682
in¬
income
dividends
share
formerly
$795,205
The
Net
Cash
common
Chairman of the Board, has announced the
election of James M. Elliott as Presideht of the company.
Mr. Elliott,
1949
1950
88,533
State
—
1269.
p.
William
$1,623,047 $$1,471,351
93,535
117,617
347,466
and
taxes—
(Alexander) Smith, Inc.—New
1951
309,796
$135,953
$0.27
445,749
™
„
per
176,
Smith in
taxes
come
—V.
income
profit
Earnings
1,107,642
417,622
Inc.—Earnings—
121,707
413,170
Fund
Balance,
Philadelphia Electric
The
342,267
1952
expenses—
V 3,791,414
Fed.
for
Net
Ret.rement
tEmployee
"Including
10,
1,044,993
$1,228,788
_
Depreciat.on
942.
p.
profit
•Commercial
that negotiations for operation of a
completed between Pfizer and Gonei Tanabe
& Co., Ltd., a leading Japanese pharmaceutical company.
The joint
company
will purchase terramycin in bulk from Pfizer and will use
Tanabe's
facilities in Japan for processing it into finished dosage
forms
and
distributing the
antibiotic to drug stores in Japan.—
177,
1198.
Calendar Year—
Joint company have been
V.
income
oper.
177, p.
Gross
revealed
also
Prov.
$3,013,335
—
taxes
Income
before
1951
$2,347,727
269,222
187,109
1952
30—
Nov.
—
Profit
215,983
4,374,581
1,657,321
629,821
2,516,361
4,886,633
1,817,171
576,866
>
railway
Robertson Paper Box Co.,
(isoniazid).
McKeen
Mr.
235,880
income
railway——
from
new
Cotinazin
and
from
Gross
single
a
1,044,993
342,267
Ended
Mos.
Sales
$1,837,770
555,646
$2,075,148
732,245
275,612
$2,516,361
816,675
igailway
oper.
Net
anti-tuberculosis drug, was also announced by Mr.
drug, just released for use by tuberculosis spe¬
cialists,
was
developed in the Pfizer laboratories and supplements
the firm's line of anti-tuberculosis compounds, streptomycin, viomycin,
into
McKeen.
railway
9
1950
1951
Inc.—Earnings—
Sherman Products,
RR.—Earnings
1952
1953
$2,284,349
;
From Jan. 1—
streptomycin and isoni-
Streptohydrazid, combining
product,
new
ftzld
from,
Gross
of
sales
,il
February—
!'J,
6.
Total
& Potomac
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Co.—Sales and Profits Up—
(Chas.) rfizer &
Sales
7
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4,624,159
charges
p.
$3,910,582
3,580,723
$9,491,882
8,783,283
6,334,438
1583.
company's business.
The
company
V.
177,
two acres In fee at 11905
which stands its shop and
owns
Calif.,
Downey,
on
Regentview Avenue,
office buildings.—
144.
p.
Net
income
Earnings
stockholders
The
shares
on
of
$5
$25
par
to
to
par
and the $25 par preferred
of
authorized
common
par common
stock 2%-to-l.
shares
1.000,000 of $1 par and preferred shares
50,000 of $10 par also was authorized at
from 50,000
from 2,500 of
the meeting.
that the increased
capitalization
after today's taxes
Is far from enough to finance Remington's continued
growth in the
Tapidly expanding air conditioning industry, and maintain its po¬
sition as a leader in production of room units.—V. 177, p. 1582.
Herbert
•v
President, told the meeting
is necessary because the profit left
L.
Laube,
Aviation
Republic
Corp.
—
$15,000,000
Gets
Credit
Chase
National
will
It
Co.
"The
Bank of the City
two
run
credit
new
years
will
$15,000,000 line of credit with the
of New York and the Bankers Trust
a
to March 31,
facilitate
1955.
volume
production
of
high-speed
F-84G Thunderjet, recently announced
as
the only U. S. Air Force fighter-bomber capable of carrying an
atom bomb,
and the newer F-84F sweptwing Thunderstreak which is
scheduled for delivery to our Air Force and NATO allies," said Thomas
Davis, Secretary-Treasurer of Republic.
such
fighter-bombers
as
the
marks the third time in seven years that
Republic has obtained this form of working capital.
In December,
1946, the company arranged for a $5,000,000 line of credit from the
Chase B<ank.
In February of 1952. this was doubled to $10,000,000
and now, with the participation of Bankers Trust Co., is increased to
"The
new
$15,000,000,"
agreement
he
contracts held by Republic in
excess
of $100,000 have been assigned for the duration of the credit
agreement.
At the present time Republic has no bank loans outstand¬
ing under this credit arrangement.
The new agreement requires Re¬
public to maintain mimimum working capital of $8,000,000.
There are
110 other restrictions.
At the end of 1952, the firm's working capital
Proceeds
was
of
all
U.
$13,307,600.—V.
S.
176,
Roy K.
shareholders
to
voted
April
13,
Inc.—Changes Name—
1953
the name of this
173, p. 384.
to change
"Axe-Houghton Stock Fund, Inc."—V.
that considerable
President and Chairman, stated
Ferguson,
stockholders
now has 31
under lease to
undivided oneminerals, there are six producing wells.
during the eight years ended with 1952, Includ¬
were
told
that
the
Pollard
Field
that on an 840-acre tract
Co., on which St, Regis owns an
and
wells,
oil
quarter Interest in the
Capital expenditures
and
ing
acquisitions of major properties but excluding timberlands
rights, amounted to $134,333,316, according to Mr. Ferguson,
pointed out that this represents about 2Vs times the gross
cutting
who
of
value
company's fixed
the
Mr.
and
assets in 1944.
reported that
construction projects
Ferguson
that
paper
1952 expenditures totaled $22,779,102
included completion of the new kraft
machine at Pensacola, Fla.;
plant; completion of the
expansion of the
Pensacola multi-
Jacksonville, Fla., kraft pulp,
paper and board
mill; completion of the Tacoma, Wash., pulp mill
expansion; completion of the new multiwall bag plant at Tacoma;
and completion of the new multiwall bag plant at Dryden, Ontario,
wall
bag
177,
p.
Feb
San Antonio,
new
•Expenses
-
from
from
Uvalde & Gulf RR.—Earnings—
Net
ry.
1953
1952
1951
1950
$231,426
$310,111
$239,060
"1,706
♦51,778
"4,329
4,614
"75,322
Income
oper.
♦121,733
"79,379
"68,038
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper.
656,051
703,318
21,063
79,905
59,972
11,770
"135,173
income
"Deficit.—V.
177,
Co.—Offering of Stock—The company is of
of its common stock of record April 1
the right to subscribe for 1,004,869 new shares of commo
stock at $14 per share until May 7. Stockholders hav
the right to subscribe to the new shares at the rate o
one new share for each 17 shares held, and the
second
ary right to buy shares not subscribed for under th
primary offer. An investment banking firm headed b
First Boston Corporation, Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and Wertheim & Co. 1
Southern
♦65,750
"104,693
♦139,040
1052.
of publi
First Bos
compensation of $129,628 or 12.
underwriting the transaction as the result
sealed bidding competition on April 15. The
ton
specified a
group
cents
a
There
share.
were
Stearns & CO.,
Co., Inc., Bear
an underwrit n
Union Secuntie.
named $168,950, o
and Morga:
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fennei
other bids submitted, viz.: Blyth &
and Dean Witter & Co. (jointly) named
four
compensation of $139,000, or 13.83 cents per share;
Corp
and Equitable Securities Corp.
(jointly*
16.813 cents; Lehman Brothers, $188,889, or 18.8 cents;
Stanley & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
(jointly), $222,900, or
company
22.182 cents.
will use the
proceeds from the sale
tc
financing the pur
of tne Southeri
Co, Gulf Powe
Co. The sale of stock of the subsid.ar;
improvements and extensions to operatm;
short-term bank loans incurred last year in
chase of new shares of subsidiary operating companies
System, namely, Alabama Power Co., Georgia Power
Co.,
and
Mississippi Power
companies in turn
financed
DIVIDENDS—The company is
of
20
cents
per
was
paying
dividends at the quarterly
rat
share.
totaled $163,942,000 last year an<
$20,232,000, equal to $1.18 per share.—V. Hi, p. lo83
EARNINGS—Operating
net income
p.
$8,679
fering to holders
507,225
651,647
railway
railway
$27,324
$216
$138,730
depreciation.—V. 177, p. 416.
plants.
1—
Jan.
and
•Including interest
repay
$316,539
railway
railway—
-
Surplus
Ltd.—Earnings Increase
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$3,179,763 $2,825,248
1,949,229
1,740,030
624,285
620,835
91,141
467,519
455,704
1953—Month—1952
$563,926
347,627
124,942
$617,924
372,938
124,158
93,504
Taxes
& Beane
415.
February—
Gross
Net
Power Co.
28—
earnings
PROCEEDS—The
2438.
Republic Investors Fund,
oil, gas and minerals.
on
Stanolind Oil & Gas
Gross
The
approved an amendment to the com¬
to extend its power to engage in
been made by major oil companies in explorat'on and
oil properties In southern Alabama and northwestern
Florida since commercial discovery of oil in that area in January, 1952.
He added that St. Regis has large timberiand holdings in that region,
but that no arrangements have been concluded as yet for the explora¬
tion
and
development of the oil possibilities on a major part of
these holdings of the
company.
He stated that negotiations are in
progress with several
major oil companies.
drilling
From
Fund
10
had
progress
Government
p.
$0.64
Period End
Gross
Dividend's-:::::::::::::
certificate of incorporation
development and production of
the
Canada.—V.
stated.
April
stockholders on
The
pany's
producing
corporation has arranged
$0.70
share
Expand Activities—
To
The
From Banks—
This
taxes
common
Approved—
April 14 voted to split present $5
number
the
of
on
of 5-to-l
basis
a
Increase
after
per
Southern Canada
1953
1952
$49,199,222 $47,697,487
3,760,587
3,504,599
sales
Net
Remington Corp.—Stock Split Up
Co.—Sales and Earnings Up—
Regis Paper
St.
Quarter Ended March 31—
revenues
i
£
(1684)
The Commercial and
Southern
Indiana
Subscribed For—,
Gas
■':''
This company announced
to
stockholders
common
of
stock,
common
9.23%
be
to
Barney
&
The
or
company had
stockholders
■was
of
contained, in
Proceeds
the
Quarter
Net
offering
114,167
record
at
shares
stock
then
of
Profit
of
held.
No
stock
common
business
to
sale
of
the
before
inc.
and
State
excess
will
be
part of the company's 1953 construction
program.
used
See V.
Net
1953,
on
April 15 fixed the close of business
the record date for the determination of common
of
to
receive
20-year
These
It
is
10, 1953,
finance
to
that,
expire
mailed
about
convertible
The
of
offered
sale
for
The
at
Co.,
expects
is
part
for
bank
loans
in
by
by
were
The
company
the
in
in
a
the
of
basis
will
be
by
bids
for
in
the
a
the
and
available
funds
in
the
they
which
the
may
Substantial
company's
in
amount
will
includes
which
be
also
to
are
Net
be
finance
of
first
of
It
has
progress
three-year
and
at
largest
in
in
been
that
to
1953
and
the
extent
by
This
by
the
issu¬
toward
program
of
$15,000,000
and
such
was
doubled
for
each
$75,000,000.
This
in
decision
are
of
under
now
is
subject
to
review
and
■
to
the
in
September,
the
on
1952 to
shares now
a
Period End. Feb. 28—
Federal
revenues
expenses
income
taxes__
operating
Other
taxes..
Any
con¬
—V.
177,
price
1,286,810
—V
reveneus
....
income taxes—
*177^
$S£7,907
$709,311
692,040
Net
income
$4,884,457
From
Gross
Net
Net
Jan.
ry,
$4,292,118
$9,692,127
8,908,579
The
Gross
$143,944
$158,830
•7,775
42,572
from
ry.
—V.
177,
railway
railway
p.
76,880
27,920
Seattle
if
cash
265,970
24,615
to
18,786
•19,872
•20,935
ei
Tio8a.
£
the
of
used
be
to
are
for
—V.
1,
to
•
stock
Co.
of
the
due
&
the
Co.,
to
the
prices
362.614
1957,
Co.
funds
$101
added
825 303
to
130,126
of
1953
Vice-President,
to
items
in
the
that
of
stock
large
for
102%
1,
730,235
141,004
mortgage
2%%
614,626
2% %
3%
series
series
series
a
due
due
1977—•_
1978
&
31,
to
1983,
100%
ranging
due
3 V* %
series
due
of
shares
due
1954
April
9
said
Beane
Planned
Basin s
8r0UM *
$4
at
series
due
which
will
of
the
stock
(no
continue
TO
PRESENT
the
will
&2SSS
for
some
believed
-'^°mprodeuc.^ii„ereSS
Ind" reIinery
vrsss
of
will
—
177,
registration
of
Bank
equipment
23/4%
a
finance
in
Dallas,
certificates
coupon.
about
73%
at
of
a
1198.
p.
the
with
mortgage
cumulative
the
bonds,
(no
SEC
April
on
due
1983,
to
pari,
be
and
offered
bidding.
financing,
Utilities
equity
statement
first
stock,
together
Co.
of
with
(parent)
Texas
construction
other
for
as
Power,
$6,000,000
cash
a
to
are
and
the
1953
year
Construction
purposes.
to
be
re¬
contribution
be
used
and
to
of
part
expenditures
to
repay
the
year
estimated
are
$28,500,000 for 1954.—V. 177,
to
produce
depth
and
April
14
by
Cinemascope lenses
illusion
Bausch
and
process,
Lonib
Spyros
the
film
motion
a
for
727.
p.
the
revolutionary
concluded
was
Optical
Co.,
film
P.
picture
contract
it
by
this
announced
was
companies, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
the CinemaScope lenses and it is
for
will
company
just completed with Bausch
Deliveries
Skouras
the
A14
an
the
on
said,
during
first
start
of
course
anamorphic
of
on"
projector,
production
its
on
first
major
Lomb.
to be
completed by June
negotiations at Bausch and
are
personal
which
of
one
adapter,
day.
with
and
order
following
the
lenses,
made
was
and
an
wide
image onto ordinary 35mm film,
spreading it out again so that it fills a
the
normal
known
tested
Mr.
1.
Lomb,
technically
within
as
record
a
CinemaScope requires only one camera and one
adapting lens on each, the former
compressing
a
'•<
••(■
one.—V.
177,
the
and
projection
2%
screen
times
unit
as
large
1583.
p.
for
tures
to
be
be
voting
is
used
3.720,392
1,508,298
1.493.698
shr.
$7.29
$8.05
$7.23
$5.01
.was
Co.—Registers With
to
April
April
the
1953
and
and
all
prior
to
of
will
period
and
for
is
from
June
fund
15,
by
from
the
the
30.
bank
the
the
The
The
company
owned
and
primarily
balance
term
of
loans
its
in
incurred
post-war
size
of
by
by
programmed
the
principal
company
tank
has
car
a
in
about
or
the
23%.
company's
of
the
by
of
the
history
of
1891, originally operating
in
1953.
the
The
value
gross
increased
in
to
$154,925,293
depreciation has increased
it
business
to
serving
continuous
as
the
end
company's
17%. and
331.000,000 gal¬
books
$37,902,029
petroleum
company
be
the
part
construction
$82,500,000
$9,500,000
gallons
maintained
shippers
term
will
45,010 cars or about
increased from about
aggregate
is engaged
Co.
5
bank
and the net value after
$18,199,167 to $75,662,250 or well over 300%.
cars
will
;
purposes
including
loans to be repaid are
to
gain of 76%;
bulk,
The
$15,000,000
company's
1956.
cost
increase
fleet
on
of
debentures
approximately
38,457
carried
an
of
ol
the
bank
estimated
an
deben¬
1973.
offering price
Smith, Barney &
corporate
The
to
of
portion
on
portion
amount
of
sale
general
cars.
407,000,000
fleet
the
$40,000,000
a
was
capacity
April
public
'
that
1946-1952
years
fleet
of
tank
new
finance
mature
the
headed
group
from
company
nearly
A
to
offering.
including
the
15,
retire
of
SEC—
registration statement
a
offering of $20,000,000 sinking
debentures
proceeds
to
filed with the SEC
15
public
the
aggregate
car
same
in
1952
Car
on
on
the
total
which
J
for
7.486,638
4.512.274
to
lons
'
EARNINGS—The company's operating, revenue
455,970, and its net income was $8,256,636.
4,860,000
10,897.604
1,518.198
which
tank
,
Texas
9,125,000
12.217.635
5.636.339
maturing
an
the
property,
the
24,325,000
1,771.206
net
During the
,
by
13,155,770
5,313,168
program
of
1953,
65,000 shs.
owned
12,346,638
________
company
4,000,000 shs.
stock
20,022,604
amendment.
construction
of
$
36,542,635
State
dated
by
by
1949
65,488,530
—
underwrite
used
>'
by
&
proposed
the
"
■
2440.
rate
filed
will
♦§
80.374.420
24,216,256
taxes
common
be
1950
S
104.460.727
outstdg.__
p.
a
interest
110,000 shs.
limited
Fed.
per
1951
$
95,908,267
11,060.486
inc.
shrs.
covering
'
4,000,000 shs.
•Unlimited
1952
:
■
Union Tank
100.000 shs.
as
to
authorization, but issuance
earnings and other mortgage provisions."1
-
.1
taxes
176,
loans
100,000 shs.
1
**,«
____________
The company
5,000,000
par)
■•-
before
Earns,
Outstanding
par65,000 shs.
Bag: & Paper Corp.—Earnings•■-
sales
will
110,000 shs.
1
of
for
.
irT;?„mc!tt/^7T7£ Tv""8-
National
on
CinemaScope motion picture within a few weeks.
Many other compa¬
nies and
producers, including independents, who have evidenced
.strong
interests
in
going
forward
with
CinemaScope productions,
will
be
supplied with CinemaScope lenses
shortly, because of the arrangements
Capital
FINANCING
5,000,000
par)
outstanding
2.9987%
competitive
stock
profit
Dividends paid
years,
5,000,000
par)
the
First
$960,000
Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
a
Net
program.
$5,000,000
______
(no
CONTROL—All
Utilities Co.
and
the
purchase.—V.
be
7,000,000
preferred
stock
at
screen,
on
income
11,500,000
$4.64
(no
$4.97
*
7,000,000
(110
stock
$7,461,614
came from Republic National Bank of
Pressprich & Co., 98.395 for 27/«s; Salo¬
W.
$5,000,000
Among the major
already has signed
Profit
5,000,000
preferred stock
Common
Feb. 29, '52
$5.40
Skouras,
company
President
and top executives of the
Rochester, N. Y., optical firm.
The lenses
will
be
known as Cinemascope lenses
and
will
be
produced exclu¬
sively for Twentieth Century-Fox,
Each lens
will
be
stamped with
the CinemaScope
name.
Net
through
$18,000,000
$4.56
in
R.
preferred
agreement
■■
generating units and accompanying
1977--
preferred
1,000
Co.,
certificates
filed
Texas
wide
jointly
expenditure
1954
______
1973_
due
the
of
for
Union
special
8,000,000
series
Co.__-__
&
1,000
bidding 98.63215
Years End. Dec. 31-
$26,500,000, and the
financing of an unde¬
—
3 V*. %
parti
Bank
by
for 23/*s;
sale
corporation,
as
8,000,000
33/a %
in
&
Wright
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Corp.—New Contract—
An
•
to
completion
EFFECT
1983
1,000
Graff
Ry.—Sells Equipments—
purchased
years
covering
and
Prov.
outstanding,
program.
for
1982
series
ten
(jointly),
$105.75
1981_
3-%%
Large Holding in
Co
L.
$5.40
National
15
$23,700,000 for 1953
new
>
The "cumulative
,
from.
1979
series
1,000
Dec. 31, '52
share
equipment
from
1954.
at
Securities
and
Sinking fund debentures—
on
101.02;
100.801;
&
Co,
Union
_____
due
<
.
Co
Inc.
per
for
expenditures
Kuhn,
$4.80 dividend.
,___
series
&
&
borrowings from
the
parent
for
construction
purposes
(amounting to $1,800,000),
and
to
cover
the
company's estimated
effected,
viz.;
Fenner
were
additional
for
new
1975
Arthur
short-term
American
are
35/es,
bonds—
due
Terry
Townsend,
proceeds
period
for
Authorized
•First
to
common
Of
GIVING
Schwabacher
2.500
Worth
shares
Net
of
1963.
ana
lines.
CAPITALIZATION
1,000
Kerner,
&
public
the
Offered—Two
Drexel
stock
March
number
program,
three
&
1,000
2,000
company
ceived
maximum
a
and
redemption prices ranging from
ending March 31, 1954, to 100%
construction
required
Co
&
Close
1272.
bids
1953,
for
$100.13999 for $4.72; Kuhn,
Brothers and Salomon Bros. &
$12,000,000
be
the
Turben
2,000
borrowing—costing
70,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill
prices
April
$28,478,000,
will
in
installation
transmission
f
1,368,465
be
n^0^rdbaarrdre!!aTy Xil*
amounts
estimates
3%%
■Has
the
3,000
Co
1,500
Inc.
Simmons
Texas Power &
—V.
company's
Corp.
1,500
1,000
Lomasney & Co.—1— 1,000
Merrill,
Rambo,
-
2,000
Boyce
Cleveland Corp.__
&
98.259
The
13,
proceeds from the sale, together with
$6,000,000
the parent company, Texas
Utilities Co., which is
stated value of Texas
Electric Service's common
change
4,000
April
Bros.
The
the
net
by
nature
203,404
3,959,290
1,205,512
907,759
(Indiana)
to
the
from
after
7,000
A.
&
Inc., 100.52999.
year
at
Co.__
1477.
p.
$1,320,000
by
stockholders
Gas
Pierce,
and"
preferred
ending
redeemable
to
without
year
D.
2,000
Co
Hutzler, 98.311 for 27/8s; Mercantile National Bank
Dallas, 98.20 for 2%s, and L. F. Rothschild & Co., 993i for 3
Vis.
426,220
450,365
4,602,989
1,550,466
all
Lynch,
general
the
ranging
is
company
are
$1, 704,824
828,344
496,749
1,715,634
during
stock
at
during
The First
Co.__
Feb. 28, *53
one
Other
1477.
p.
supplied
purchase
other
American
bonds,
&
a
callable
are
7,000
&
:——
Co.___—__
&
>■
Tennessee
of
Merrill
the
Bros.
Legg
Co.— 2,000
$13,131,561 $11,338,861
on
in
mon
American, at
be reasonable.
general
Co.—Securities
Noyes
for
Stein
Co
Fort
jointly,
company
Corp.,
and
7,000
Texas-New Mexico
purchase of
Republics Corp.,
stock
from
share.
for
Co...
Kraus
value
177,
The
(jointly),
contributed
be
stock
1950
$1,718,717
thaf 0^
The trunk
bids
C.
&
416.
the
American
offer
an
$4.72 dividend;
Fenner & Beane
Principal
bSdYeMes^li'iil/j'mill'ion'acreT'11'8'011
T.oBAa,Srr\rS,adir,afdaSa,nsS'! '7"^ system
Ze Sf
at
added
make
Service
bids
for
termined
1951
944,948
Executive
&
redeemed
redeemed
April
25,618
317,365
1952
1052.
possibilities
be
of
Blyth &
bonds
105%
redemption
Ry.—Earnings-
$2,297,370
_
Standard Oil Co.
Williston Basin—
oil
account
by Tennessee Gas to
be
per
Milwaukee
John
6,000
&
p.
asset
Dallas,
for
capital
purchases
Hemphill,
and Halsey, Stuart
preferred
,
4,905,676
income
Prior
p.
Co., Inc., Lehman
(jointly), $100,062 for $4.76; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., and
Webster Securities
Corp. (jointly 1, $100,519 for a $4.80 divi¬
&
applied
...
__
&
27/8%
o.
such
100.79;
Co.,
i
Prank
$65
The
assets
Net
offered
be
to
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Lehman Brothers
(jointly),
& Hutzler,
.100.8077; Union Securities
Pierce,
if
1950
•31,567
399,593
153453
70,073
income...
oper.
if
PROCEEDS—The
447,801
$2,487,504
from
Net
will
stock
American
of
other
runner-up
The
1951
14,466
From Jan. 1—
Net
$1)
Bros.
Hutzler
,
39,858
&
six
Loeb
RR.—Earnings-
1953
railway
railway
oper,
price
Peabody
100.559;
Stone
984.
p.
from
ry.
of
that,
Corp., $100,302
6,719,291
1.—
Spokane, Portland
Net
(par
terms
dend; and Glore, Forgan &
Co., $100.9399
97^608
February—
from
to
proposes
Electric
Co.,
(jointly),
$7,554,595
3,902,130
46414
income...
&
Kidder,
for
Gross
a
were
Salomon
1952
income
•Deficit—V. 177,
Net
at
agreed
Loeb
$190,493
railway
railway......
oper.
will
The
7,000
&
&
Collins
177,
Net
the
other
shares
Texas
1953—2 Mos —1952
1953
from
from
sale
outstanding
used
so
7,000
7,000
Hanseatic
&
Shares
7,000
&
Ellis
;
As of—
with
a
selling stockholder.
working capital—V. 177,
to
considered
as
100,000
•
Texas Fund, Inc.—Asset Value
$5.40 per Share—
groups of underwriters headed
by The First Boston Corp.
on April 15 offered
publicly $7,000,000 3%% first mort¬
gage bonds, due April 1,
1983, and 100,000 shares of $4.64
cumulative preferred stock
(no par value). The syndi¬
cate was awarded the
offerings at sealed bidding on
April 13 on bids of 101.19 for the bonds and
$100.16 per
share for the preferred.
The bonds are priced at 102 to
yield approximately 3.52% -and the stock
is priced at
$102.25 per share to yield
1,199,679
$238,721
railway.
railway......
oper.
sold
of
added
capital
F
,
Co.
fine.4
Co
York
—V.
company
six
Gas
198,554
Lynch,
4,520,599
1372
from
being
stock
of
%
(Inc.)—
Co
&
Julien
Co.,
underwriting
the
125,000
Williston, Bruce &
Miller
Illinois Co
Co.
Co.
Walker
Blunt
merger of the two
companies .will be
desirable; and the merger,
which will be
subject to approval of the directors and stockholders
of each
company, is presently under consideration—V.
177, p. 1583.
$35,656,676 $32,425,012
$72>268 198 $63,715 363
23,451,437
21,570,556
48,004,637
44,280 686
4,518,824
3,940,793
8,884,031
6 733'l46
2,801,958
2,621,545
5,687,503
5'l46936
from
ry.
notification
a
$1,413,127
603,505
$1,55$,864
l,30t,342:
Spokane International
Net
the
of
not
The
and
American
523,780
February—
Gross
&
stock.
1,173,114
256,936
1953—Month—1952
expenses....
operating
$16.58
approximately 4.54%.
operating taxes..
Net
of
Co
&
125,000
Co
&
&
Burge
Dreyfus
$7,015,116
Pittsburgh, Pa.
for working capital.—V. 177,
account
be
and
prices
or
Tennessee
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Co.—Earnings-
Other
will
shares
25%
proceeds
Corp.
of
Co.—Earnings— "
$817,914
Period End. Feb. 28—
Federal
of
stock
common
used
are
the
price
375,000
There
Operating
Operating
4,639
for
H.
New
has entered into an agreement with Barber
stockholders of American, holders of 705,789
shares of American
stock, to purchase 176,446 shares held
by them
at a price of $65
per share.
Barber proposes to sell 125,000 of its
500,000 shares of American
rate equiva¬
591,754
1372.
p.
be
to
letter
a
through Graham
are
25&000
416.
filed
of
J.R.
r
$250,000
Haydcn.
Hammill
&
Hirsch
abandonments, interest on debentures,
losses of subsidiaries, and
p.
7
Co.____
Co.____.__
Illinois
Corp.—14,500
Rothschild
Ball,
outstanding.-—
268,117
operating income
after charges......
&
company.
Oil
company
679,470
Net
Net
G.
filed
a
registration. statement
with
the
SEC
on
covering 1,000,000 shares of its $5 par common stock,
public sale through an
underwriting group headed
Webster Securities
Corp. and White, Weld & Co.
The
proceeds
to
such
1953—Month—1952
1953—2 Mos.—1952
$5,285,360 $11,556,439 $10,666,394
3.906,262
3,727,359
8,152,858
7,556,373
____
April
shares
company
forth belowr:
set
&
severally
the
Inc.
250,000
Republic
Shearson,
16,578,376
$7,216,132
...
bonds
Collins
Schwabacher
300,000
Boston
Hall
Shields
for
offering
Net
up
$5,671,763
____
on
shares,
constituting
:
Southern New England
Telephone
_
have
from
Sills, Fairman & Harris,
& Co.
Stearns
F.
depreciation,
177,
amendment..
additional share
one
outstanding.
annually
Operating
Operating
L.
326,171
$17.06
...
and
depletion,
proceeds
Stone
public
■
the
"period
taxes,-—V.
share
offered
have
stockholders of
1533,
p.
Bear,
10,808,120
15,800,156
The
v
Simmons.
&
First
Central
1953,
by
modification
of
Ellis
series
Julien
1,250,000
—
below
purchase
1983
1,250,000
Hanseatic
to
300.000
Harris,
company
10,
be
•
stock
The dividend rate was
increased
to $1.40 per share,
177,
for
shares
net
to
and
::-Vi
these
April
which
program,
•■•'>>% y-;'?
lent
V.
etc.____
of
\_
named
*■,'
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Co.—Registers With SEC
loans.
1952
amounts
(Inc.)
Shares
$22,479,497 $23,267,321
expenditures,
'
.
The purchasers named below have
severally agreed on a firm com¬
mitment basis to purchase from the
company the respective numbers
of shares of new
preferred stock set forth below:
The
536,791
rentals
proceeds
1,000
The
1953
the
Commission's Presiding Examiner
recommending authorization of the remainder
by the distribution
share
apply
Feb. 29, '52
12,469,962
exps.
...
the
80,000
per
net
The
additional
consummation
undertaken
Utility Holding Company Act of 1935.
November, 1952 the number of" shares of
In
administrative
share.^...—
lease
corporation
$1.75
Of
the
-
for
per
covering
and
The
company has disposed of its interests in
Mississippi Gas Co. and
Alabama Gas Corp. and has
made application
for an order of the
SEC to the effect that it
has ceased to be
subject to regulation under
Public
the
excess
to
Telecomputing Corp., Burbank, Calif.—Stock Offered
—Hill, Richards & Co., Los Angeles,
Calif., on March 31
offered 5,639 shares of
capital stock (par $1) at $15 per
share.
This offering was
completed.
of ^debentures
other short-term
are
program.
Federal
extended
geophysical,
providing
such
first mortgage
bonds
underwriters.
Pending con¬
Agreement,
made
of
excess
On
Feb.
18,
initial decision
by the commission:
for
be
v
Corp._$2,800,000
Co.—'
&
York
Blunt
$23,016,288 $23,593,492
income
The
Such
company's history, recognizes the continu¬
ing increase in demands for natural
gas in the company's market area.
October, 1952, the Federal Power
Commission authorized a
portion
of the program,
i.e.; the construction of a gas
supply system to con¬
nect important new
gas reserves.
These facilities
the
will
income
provisions
SEC
In
issued his
law
Boston
Shearson, Hammill
conversions
$34,949,459 $34,075,441
geological,
and
development
income
The
funds
$10,000,000.
in
bonds,
provided
construction
the
struction.
$ Provision
stock,
stock
system,
Corp.
Taylorcraft, Inc., Conway, Pa.—Files With SEC—
f
from
is
financing, funds
Revolving Credit
the
is
of
preferred
income..........
•
income-
Federal income
any
(approximately
of Mississippi Gas
Agreement
expenditures
mortgage
stock.
be necessary may be
expenditures
far
Shields
New
$9.73
Feb. 28, '53
general
•Including
and
part
of
Credit
competitive bidding by
involving
by
1,018,510
2,037,523
1052.
p.
First
$0.75
to
of
&
respective principal
The
•2,244,118
due
Power
subsidiaries
1,120,011
___
that present
177,
operating,
and
•Intangible
amount
liquidation
Revolving
stockholders,
this
under
as
operating
Miscellaneous
will
to
as
underwriting
financed
from
loans
to
future
common
for
of
is
common
basis
on
year.—V.
Operating
warrants
April 6 said in part:
on
were
part
under
proposes
the
offered
summation
1952
over
in
•
generates and sells electricity in a large
The company is interconnected
Light Co. and the Texas Power & Light Co.,
Texas Utilities,
and the three are operated as
company
including Forth Worth.
Dallas
Harris, Hall & Co.
regis¬
expected that such debentures
will be offered for pro rata
subscription by stockholders, with an
agree¬
ment
on
the part
of underwriters
to
purchase any debentures not
subscribed
45,941
210,000
Monday, April 20, -1953
...
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchasers
agreed, on a firm Commitment basis,
$1,536,820
23.407
_______
Total
offering
which
on
program
company
bank
made
near
into
made
Production,
$5,000,000.
ance
tax
Gross
for loans from time to time in
a
total amount
up to $25,000,000.
Ex¬
1953 for the current construction
program, assuming the
authorization of the entire
program, are estimated at about $65,000,000,
and
miscellaneous other construction
expenditures are estimated at
convertible
$1,698,605
:
Chronicle
Superior Oil Co., Lob Angeles,
Calif.—Earnings—
penditures in
about
shares
shareholdtrs.-
1952
the
from
part
time
the
of
solicit
to
operations,
received
and in
;___2
declared
dividends
entire
Net
constructed
$2,300,000)
594,388
255,000
Texas,
integrated
an
2,640,086
taxes)
Six Months Ended—
$100
the
subscription
May 20, 1953,
first
subscribed
from
of
both
20,
amount
of
201,
about
the
and
The annual report issued
Facilities
available
May
in
5%
the
stockholders
ratio
SEC
mortgage pipe line bonds
competitive bidding on May 18.
at
not
(April
or
the
applic,
dividends
taxes,
by
(after
of
with .the
stock.
offering
20-year
company
debentures
advised
debentures
common
debenture
$30,000,000
be
the
into
the
in
par
3,284,770
8.
will
en
at
clearance
to
be filed today
stockholders on
June
rate
subject
on
held.
to
to
Stockholders
interest
shares
10
a
profits
$34,222,100 principal
debentures.
stockholders
each
.•
$959,304
conting,
dividends
•Increase
to
for
convertible
offered
for
statement
be
subscribe
to
fund
be
to
amount
expected
tration
will
sinking
are
principal
rights
contingencies
1952
$43,397,875 $40,304,518
6,197,679
4,981,294
taxes..
declared...........
Common shares
outstanding.....
Earned per common,
share.............
177, p. 1372.
directors
as
&
income
profit"—
Coinmon
privilege
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Record Date Set—
entitled
1953
profits
program
Preferred
and
The
taxes
BUSINESS—The
area
V
the
26,
share for each
over-subscription
stock
common
Co.—Earnings Increased—
31—
its
March
on
March
__________
Federal
Defense
additional
one
Ended
sales
Federal
'■
the close of
the basis
on
"
:
the offer. Subscription warrants
expired Apr.
from
Standard Steel Spring
'
received
offered
of
common
90.77%
recent stock
subscriptions to 103,636 shares
subscription, leaving 10,531 shares or
the underwriting group managed
by Smith,
by
share
per
Co.—Stock
that in its
13
'•
1953, at $24.50
a
it
Electric
■
April
on
Co.
shares
•-
90.77%
a
purchased
common
six
&
';
Financial
a
of
furnishing
shippers
and
the
of
its
a
from
railway tank
liquid
products
products.
It
is
in
the
petroleum
operations
department
of
on page
industry.
The
since
incorporation
and
$37,-
(Continued
at
the
or
46)
then
as
a
wholly-
Number 5213
Volume 177
...
Name of
Hires
payment date.
New
preferred
Inc.,
Quarterly
Furniture
American
Seating
Water
&
Wire
Ansonia
American
(quar.)
Bell
Howell
&
&
Co.,
convertible
5.30%
5.28%.
E
preferred
1
5-15
5-15
4-25
6-
South
5-
4-20
1
+
(quar.)
;
Aircraft
Cessna
6-
1
5-
4
7-
V4 %
5-29
8
8
5-29
4-17
4-30
4-20
7-
—
5-15
Service
Coast
Breweries
5-15
5-15
4-30
4-30
5V2%'
Gas
preferred
Common
4'/2%
Curtis
6
1
Lucky
1
6-15
5-9
4-24
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-11
the
5-
8
McCord
Monthly
Douglas
Dow
Co.,
Drug
Dravo
Corp.,
»-4%
preference
Dun
common
Non-cum.
i
Duriron
Co.,
5%
iquar.)
com.
(quar.)
class
Furnace,
class
(quar.4
5%.
Empire District Eectric Co.,
Pittsfield,
First
Stock
Bank
Fluor
Focte
Corp.
Motor
(quar.)
Co.,
$1.50
■$6
Gar
5
5-12
New
5-14
New
4-
North
6-
.9
5-15
1
5-22
5-28
■5-
4%
preferred
American
General
6%
5-20
4-30
4-17
Otter
55-
4-14
1
Owens-Illinois
4-14
1
5-22
4-22
5-
1
4-24
Gilbert
1
'
so
as
Gillette
Goshen
Gould
&
(J.
„5%
Hilton
t
4%>
Hines
for
shares
each
three-for-one
effect
1
4-24
5%,
5-
1
4-24
!
4-15
5-1
6-10
F.)
class
Ltd.,
Bakeries,
preferred
Prnn
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
(Edward)
preferred
Drilling
Parker
Co.
Inc.
com.
Lumber
(quar.)
5-15
5-25
7-
(quar. i____
Ltd
4-21
6-
1
1
4-20
4-15
5-
50c
50c
•
1
5-20
4-
3
4-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
7-10
6-26
preferred
preferred A
Pneumatic
&
Procter
Provincial
Scale,
3 V2 %
4.32%
Public
Gamble
Co.
Transport
Service
Public
Co.
iquar.)
preferred
Service
Co.
6-22
4-30
4-16
of
Ltd.
Indiana,
of
New
$1.12 Vi
Co.—
5-15
5-
25C
iquar.)
5-
4-16
6-15
1
1
1
6-
40C
5-
1
4-17
31'Ac
5-
1
4-17
17 Vic
5-15
4-25
343sC
5-15
4-25
5-21
4-28
8-21
7-28
25c
:
5-23
5-
8
1
5-
1
35c
common....
$1.05
90c
6-
7-31
7-15
1
5-15
6-
30c
5-15
4-30
5c
5-11
4-15
Per
(quar.)
Allied Stores Corp..
6-19
Co.
$1.25
5-
1
Ry
4%
American
6-
1
5
5-20
American
6-
1
5-15
American
4-27
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-
1
6-
1
4-20
$2.50
10-
1
9-15
$3
7-
1
6-20
25c
6-
1
5-15
50C
5-15
5-
30c
7-
1
6-12
75c
4-20
3-20
5-15
4-30
4-20
4-
1
6-
1
5-
6
12 Vic
5-
1
4-16
50c
4-30
4-15
50c
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-21
37 'AC
4-30
4-17
25C
4-20
3-27
25C
4-20
3-27
14 Tic
4-20
3-27
5-15
4-23
50c
4-27
4-17
85c
4-24
4-
15c
5-
1
4-14
14V2C
35c
5-20
Products Corp.
American-Marietta Co.—
Common
(increased quar)—
Home
American
$1.10
6-
92 Vic
6-
5%
1
1
$1.01
6-
6-
1
$1.12 >/2
Metal
American
1
$1.17Vi
preferred
4V2%
^
(monthly)
Ltd.—
—
Mutual Fund,
6-
1
5-
1
4-14
6-
1
5-15
American
American
News
preferred
preferred
7% preferred
5-
8
7%
1
5-
8
7%
6-
1
5-
8
1
4-17
American
Phenolic
4-24
American
Smelting &
(quar.)
5-21
5-
Corp.
20c
Inc.—
7
7%
1st
American
45c
6-
1
5-15
871/2 C
6-
1
5-15
27c
6-
1
5-15
.
$1.25
$1.25
5-15
6-15
56-
Screw,
Viscose
American
5%
preferred
American
—
preferred
Common
1
$5
prior
1>
5-21
12c
5-
1
4-16
45c
5-
1
4-15
37 Tic
5-
1
4-15
5-15
5- 5
6-15
6-
1
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
4-24
4-10
75c
5-29
5-15
$1.75
(quar.)
4-30
4-10
56'Ac
<quar.)_
common
(quar.) —
5-
1
4-17
50c
5-
1
4-15
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
4-23
3-30
5-
4- 3
—
Lead & Smelting—
(quar.)
preferred
6-
25c
Zinc,
1
4-20
$1.12 Vi
*1.75
$1.75
pfd.
Corp.,
4-20
1
$1.75
Refining Co.—
(quar.)
1
5-
$1.75
(quar.)
4V2%'
5-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
1
Common
+
(quar.)
Paper Goods Co.—
6-
—
_____
(by-monthly)
Co.
5-15
2%
iquar.t__—
30c
(quar.)
preferred
American
\
3
$1.25
—-
Inc. —
American Natural Gas Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
-
■.
_
(quar.)
Co.,
1
t25c
—
preferred (initial)
Can Co.
(quar.);———v«——
American Distilling Co. (quar.)
American Fire & Casualty (Orlando, Fla.) —
4-15
62 Vic
4-30
1
Theatres
(initial)—-——
American
4-27
•
—
5%
4-27
1
5-
(initial)
interest
of
ctfs.
Co.
Broadcasting-Paramount
Common
%
4-27
31'Ac
(quar.)
Box Board Co. (quar.)
Book
American
4-27
4-27
5-15
6-
30c
62 Vic
5-15
6-
5-15
4-30
$27 Vic
30c
Sugar, 5%
preferred (quar.)
Corp. • (quar.)
Automobile Ins. Co. (St. Louis) —
Amerada
5-15
5-15
1
Petroleum
5-15
1
37 Vic
3-20
6-
,
pfd. (quar.)_
Amalgamated
1
6-10
•'
of Canada,
4-16
12 Vic
(quar.)
iquar.)____—____
Aluminum
1
5-
4-10
common
Steel Co.
Cast
5-
tlOc
_____—
Logan Electric
6-
Holder»
When
Payable of Rec.
1
6c
preferred
Alloy
6-
in previous
4-20
50c
Corp.
Altoona &
6-30
27 Vic
preferred
5-19
14c
(quar.)
1
4-30
Share
—
Mexico
8
5-
5-15
give the dividends announced
we
4-20
$1.25
iquar.)_'_______
5-
5-15
}20c
is-ai
4-17
$1.10
-
6-10
25c
—___
35C
._
35c
+
——
—
Power,
6-
1——
—
4-15
4-30
______
40C
_
4-30
5-15
25C
1
t25c
iquar.)—
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred1^A
1
30c
preferred ' <quar. I
Common
5'%
4-18
------
5-30
4-21
5-
1
11c
iquar.)
Co.
5-
(quar.)______
5%
1
5-
25c
5-
5%
1
$1.31'A
L.¬
4-30
(stock dividendu——
1
1
30c
._
1
6-10
1
31'/4C
preferred,series F iquar.)
Common
Tquar,)
6-
Mfg.
1
5-
$1.25
Tquar.)
4-20
National Bank (Brooklyn I (quar.)
Co. (quar.)____ _____ _________
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—"
Pheoll
5-
5-
4-18
(s-a)
——
—
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp
Akron Canton & Youngstown RR.
5%
preferred (s-a)——
Allegheny & Western Ry. guaranteed (s-a)_
Allen (R. C.) Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)'
Alliance Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Allied Laboratories, Inc.
(quar.)
is
5-
5-
25c
common
preferred
1
(quar.)_—:
of Canada, Ltd
5
75c
1
Aluminum Alloys, Inc.—
5V2%
31'Ac
-
Common
25c
Tquar.)
5-
Peoples
4-15
5-
(accum.)
(quar.)__
Affiliated Fund, Inc. (out of invest, income)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.—
31'Ac
8-
112 Vic
(quar.)
5-
343/aC
5-21
6-
Oil
$1.10
3 4 3 /8 c
8-15
40c
A
5-15
$1
6-10
issue
Acme
5-22
90c
5-11
5 6'Ac
(quar.)
6-15
f$3
3-21
1
30c
preceding table.
4-23
37 Vic
5-25
above
The
1
5-15
paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
5-29
4-30
$1
5-15
_
6-10
$1.50
conv.
1
5-
1
from capi¬
(quar.)
20c
4-15
1
5%.
Fruit,
6-
5-15
1
50c
__
5-15
6-
iquar. I
f$l
$1
5-15
56V4C
5-
3c
(quar.)
25c
preferred <quar.i
being called for re¬
demption on June 1 at $53.50 per share.
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40%. preferred scries B iquar.)
3.70%, preferred (quar.
1
4,05%
preferred, series D (quar.)___ —
4.70% preferred series E (quar.—
split
(quar.)_____
Corp.,
convertible
4.80%
5-20
4-20
5-
5-15
40c
preferred (quar.)__
preferred iquar.)____
5%-.redeemable 1st preferred (quar.i
5%
redeemable 1st preferred A (quar.i
1
held
(quar.i
Inc.,
<quar.)_-
Co.;- common
Hotels
RR.
Batteries,
1
5-15
40c
iquar.)
pfd. iquar.)
6-30
6-15
iquar.)
common
Common
1st
5-
50c
Deckertown
6'%
Electric Co.,
&
Gas
Pacific
—
share
(quar.)
preferred
Hathaway
Higbee
to
Co.
dividend)
(stock
Co.
National
4Vi %■
Hartz
C.)
(A.
additional
Two
5-
1
(quar.i
preferred
$5
5-14
1
6-
5 6'Ac
Inc
Stores,
Adams-Millis
5V2%
5-
Co.,
Paper
4.50%.
(quar.)
1
6-
25c
—
5-15
7-15
20c
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Below
$1.75
50c
(s-a)_
6-
iquar.)________
(quar.t
Glass Co.
6-10
4
1
6-
weeks and not yet
75c
common....
6-19
«
the
of
Name of Company
4 Vic
1
9
secu¬
preferred
$4.40
$1.50
preferred
6-
40c
$1.50
4%
6-80
common
Co.,
Tail Power
37 Vic
Advertising Co.—
iquar.)
^
preferred
59 %c
iquar.)
6-10
Outdoor
Common
•
Corp.,
1
5-20
(quar.i—1—'
Inc.,
6-15
9
5-
6-10
iquar.»_____—
Co.
Industries,
15c
receipts
deposit
Finance
5-
5-15
47'o
Co.,
General
9
preferred A iquar.)
Ontario & Quebec Ry.
(s-ai____
37 Vic
(quar.)__;
6-15
(quar.t
common
5-15
87 Vic
,——^__—
(quar.).^—^
Ltd.—
preferred
Electric
RR.
preference
$50c
preferred (quar.i
c
Industries, Inc.—
4»/2%-
Co.
1
stock would
preferred
iquar.)
—
pi*eferred
iquar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.
iquar.)
Wood
(Gar)
see Gar Wood Industries
Yuba
Consolidated Gold
Fields
50c
iquar.)
7-
3.60'«
20C
A
6-19
1
$1.06'A
6%;
50c
1
Wood
-General
from
Olin
X12 tie
tl2Vic
(quar.)
4-30
2
1
5-13
7-
135c
Quarterly '
75c
preferred iquar.)
of New Hampshire (quar.)___
Utilities, Ltd.—
Leather
t$1.12 Vi
iquar.)_.=
iquar.) _
A
13c
4-20
Securities—
Co.
5-15
1
5-13
3
6-30
25c
Telephone Co.. com. (quar.)
Electric
6-
3
6-
15c
(quar.)
Lines,
preferred
Wilcox
5-15
—
4-30
6-
and
Insurance
Fire
Air
5V2 Ve
5-15
convertible
Northwestern
5-18
preferred
Bankshares
6-
6-
$1.12 Vi
—
Ltd.___
Mines,
Wisconsin
96'Ac
.
5-11
45c
income—
earned
Wisconsin
62 Vic
__.
5
7c
1
5-
4-21
6-
.——
1
7-
5-15
4-30
,
income
5-
5-29
Co.,^
Fibre
Car,
American
Northern
7
Inc.—
5-
5-29
f 31 'Ac
6
6-
25c
(quar.)
meeting
May
1
50c
^
4-27
Income Fund, Inc.—
Amulet
5%
50c
...
5
4-24
37 Vic
pfd. (quar.)
consideration of
common
5-15
6-
5-
15c
(quar.i.
gains
White's Auto
6-16
________________
(quar.)
Brake
Air
York
$2
5-15
1
4-15
5-14
Co._______
Process.
4-25
6-
4-24
1
25c
Vulcanized
National
5-29
15%
(annual)
'
(
1
15c
common
common
Co.
$3.60 preferred
<quar.)__
preferred
&
6-
5-
Oxford
Ltd.,
iquar.)
pay a 25'% stock dividend.
National Lead Co., 7'%
preferred
11-21
1
$1.12 Vi
_______
(Robert)
Gale
'
5-
30c
(quar.)_-__
receipts ordinary
J.),
Industrial
$3.50
Gair
1
5-20
25c
preferred
Fulton
8-21
12-
4-17
6
5-
X5c
.
(quar.)_________
30c
pfd.
Extra
4'/2%
1
Ohio
(quar.)
preferred
dep.
(A.
9-
Ltd.—
Co.,
American
Freiman
5-21
62 Vie
(quar.i
convertible
60c
Ford
1
1
5-
6-30
National
6-
5-
450c
5
6-1
35c
(quar.)—
earned
from
From
5-28
*
7
6-
$125
(s-ai
that
the
Fund,
Line
Waite
62 Vic
Dairy, Products
National
4-14
Machine Corp.—
&
Gear
Brothers
Common
61-0
4-14
Inc.—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.,
C
Ltd.
the
Co.
Western Light &
.
5-
12'Ac
Spring & Bumper Co., common
Western
25c
6-11
1
35c
—_
iquar.)
Co;
preferred
for
at
given
4V2 %
Corp. iquar.)_____
Department Stores Corp. (quar.)_
National Food Products Corp.—
Stockholders will vote at a special meeting
to be held on May
4 on a proposal to
1
2%
(quar.)
4-20
2 6'Ac
1
6-
$1
Machinery, 4'/4%;
Westchester
(quar.).
(quar.i
common
series
30c
participating preferred
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4'/2%
$1.20
4-30
profits
rity
4-21
$1.12 Vi
prior preferred (quar.)
Fedders-Quigan Corp., corn, (stock dividend)
5%.
conv. preferred
A (quar.)___
6-15
50c
iquar.)
Fund—
income and
net
from
4-21
12 %c
4Ti%
of
5-20
12c
30c
______
2c
•
7
7-
27 Vic
(quar.)
common
announced
Value Line
If
(quar.i^.. X",
8
29y|;C
Investment
Mutual
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd.
Southern Gas Co.____
Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)
Co.
6-10
25c
—
Chemical Co.,
Inc.,
Share,
&
Potash
tal
5
7 Vic
Monison-Knudsen
6-19
65c
dividend)
10-for-l.
.
preferred
10c
A
Empire
Loan
1
5%
4-21
1
5-16
Investors Service, $3 pfd. lquar.)_.
Paper Mills, common (quar. )^_____.
43A%
5
7-
7-
5-
meet¬
6-19
31 '/4C
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.
Federal
5-21
1
5-15
31V4C
(stock
Auto-Lite
1
7-
31V4C
iquar.)
Electric
4-29
6-
$3.85
10c
(quar.)
Electric
5-20
$1.12'i
partic. conv. preferred.______—
5%. preferred (quar.)
—
prefered
Morris
40c
_
/_•_%•__—_—
—._'
Razor,
preferred
''5 %>
6-17
50c
—_.———
Inc.,
preferred
Durham-Enders
6-30
35c
iquar.)___:
Bradstreet,
&,
Moody's
5-
4
37 Vic
5-15
$1.75
—_
5-
1
5-
(quar.)
Ltd.
5-
$1.25
Washington Steel Co. (quar.)
Waterous, Ltd.. class A
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
Co
Co.,
6-20
f5c
preferred (quar.)
Upper Peninsula Power Co., common
5 74 %
preferred (quar.)—______
5-15
5C
common
preferred
5-29
10c
(quar.)—_____
special
5'% ; preferred
5-29
30c
Board.
15c
a
5-
6-15
iquar.)
Rubber
convertible
be
Value
Corp
S.-l
(J.
Monsanto
4-27
5-
75c
common
6-
50c
B
25c
—
7
12 Vic
stock
split the
to
Brick
25c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
7%
,
Aircraft
8
4<
4
1
5-
50c
.
preferred
(quar.) ___________
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd.
(quar.i
.-.
Mica
Co.
of
Canada
iquar.) ———__.
Class
4-30
5-
1
+
Chemical,
Mitchell
$1.80
1
6-
March
$2.50
Milton
_
6-
quarterly
the
quar.i
at
5-29
6-10
annual meet¬
preferred
&
dividend
a
Corp—*
vote
6-12
20c
$1.12 Vi
4V2 '7c
Ltd
will
5-12
:
common
Lines,
Directors
1
S.
Mill___"_
(increased
Corp.,
15c
(monthly)
1
Co.
5-
U.
Michaels, Stern & Co., Inc., class A
j.—_—
Fields
1
March
(quar.)____
Petroleum
Macotta
5-29
from
of
option
Oil
2-18
6-
Co.,
Hoffman
S.
4c
Rice
Inc.
Mines,
McAithur
This
Corp.
3-10-54
U.
/
two
for
6
interest
proprietary
of
Bond
United
5
periods.
Corp.
Maul
capital gains is payable in cash or
at
of
each
25c
State
Stores,
1
4-15
Dominquez
8-20
11-19
Air
%
S.
(Mo.)__
Co.
consists
of
June
5-
long-term capital
distribution from
stock
the stockholder.
9-10
12-10
76c
A____
the split will become effective
on
approval by the California Corpora: tion
Dept.
Mallory IP, R.), ■ 4'A
preferred (initial) _.
1
$1.41
50c
4 V2
U.
„
6-
35c
(quar.)
Co.
shares
Asbestos
United
approved
5-
Divco
Lumber
_
5-15
Trust—
convertible
Union
quarterly
the
5
5-29
Ltd.__
vote at the
Land
Coach
$1.50
ing to be held on April 28 on a directors'
1
6-15
$1.75
payable.
for
5
50c
1
5-12
Producing
Pacific
Twin
5-21
25c
class
two
5
6-
6-
Industries, Inc., new common (initial)
Pacific Coal & Oil Co.
(quar.)
Subsidiary
2-18
6-10
50c
of
each
38c
payment
Macmillan
(quar.)
_______—_____
preferred
Mutual Fund, Inc.—
Year-end of 39c from accumulated net in¬
and
3-10-54
50c
periods.
Louisiana
Vegh
gains
11-19
'_
consists
of
June
5-15
7%/
12-10
•_
(Md.i
Corp.
Lumoer
5-19
7-
8-20
50c
„
I
___,
payment
4-15
1 V
9-10
25c
1
5-
$1.10
(quar.i,
par
Certificates
5-21
(quar.),
Macco
1
5-13
$1.10
|.
guaranteed
Macassa
5-
1
Inc.
1
4-24
1
6-
6-10
(quar.)
6-
4-23
6-
$1
•
6-
6-30
$1.
Gulf
Texas
$1.10
(quar.i
5-
1
4-30
40c
:
guaranteed
and
4-15
com.
iquar.)
5-15
9c
income__
Tobacco Co.. (quar.)
RR., original______„_______
5-14
1
come
Corp.
8
,5-!
8
4-28
held 0x1 May 18 on a proposal
the capital stock two-for-one.
value would then be changed
split
Texas
guaranteed
Above
5-
Terminal,
(quar.)
5
(quar.)—_________
Mines,
will
Stockholders
$1.10
40c
&
Co.
investment
net
guaranteed
—
Railway
ing to be
to
^
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
Co
6-15
7-15
.
Long-Bell
75c
pfd.
$4.25
Corp.,
1
1
Myers
Miami
and
35c
De
&
Above
25c
tquar.)—:
preferred
7-
to
5-22
6-
3 8 34c
(quar.i
Co.
Inc.
Gold
8-
The
9
Inc.
$1.50
Fund—
from
Savers
Extra
<quar.)__
Dallas
Trust
6-
5c
Technicolor,
Texas
dividends
53c
5-11
5-
proposal
—
Tech-Hughes
1
1
6c
—
5-15
6-
6-
4-24
7-
6-10
40c
$1.75
Cement
Stockholders
Corp.
50c
4-20
6-
20c
Gas
Biscuits,
Sunshine
30c
4-24
5-15
4-30
5-20
Texas
4-24
10c
6c
4-24
4-30
$1.37 V2
5-15
4-20
$1
:
6-15
1
4-30
Inc.—
6-15
6-
4-30
5-
1
4-30
Long-Bell
(Boston)
(quar.).l
Pictures
Mfg.
1
5-
$1
7-
J6c
Loblaw,
Corp.—
Car-Na-Var
prior
$3
Columbia
6-
5-15
25c
$1
50c
1
31'Ac
(quar.)
Natural
4-20
5-
6-30
(quar.i_
common
Kellogg & Sons, Inc. (quar.)__—_
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 pfd. (quar.i
—
Sunray Oil Corp., common
iquar.)—j.,
4V4%; preferred A (quar.)—-—
—
5Va% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.) —
1
4-14
1
6-30
Spencer,
5-
(quar.)
Special
4-30
6-15
5-
Southern
1
29c
$1
(resumedt
Paint & Varnish ,Co., common (quar.)
Cook
5-29
1
4-29
4-16
5-
10c
Special
4-23
6-
5-15
5-15
4-17
5-
8c
preferred A (quar.)
;——_
$1.55 convertible preferred
iquar.)
South Bend Lathe Works (quar.)—
Co.
1
4-24
75c
$1.25
4-24
$1
i
preferred
Continental
Corp.,
5-
$1.50
(quar.)
4-27
40c
iquar.1
common
5-15
5-11.
15c
-___
___
(quar.)
Sonotone
10c
Portland
S
(quar.)
Co.
iquar.)
•
6-
5-15
50C
(quar.i
preferred
1
1
40c
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
5-
7-
40c
1
:
common
1st
40c
Stores,
Co.
4-20
1
iquar;)__
Haven)
iquar.i.f
1
.
and
4-20
1
6-
5
30c
6-
(quar.)__
income
from
1
5-
$1.10
6-
(s-a l.__
(4c
2nd
Special
4-30
4-30
20%
.__
(quar.)
Retail
Consolidated
5-15
15c
.
Natural
Corp.
5-
25c
Co.
Oil
10c
pid.
2nd
(quar.|.___
4-23
15c
35c
tquar.)
Original
5-15
25c
—
"•'.V6- 8
25c
:_____
Insurance
1
6-
6-15
1
15c
93 %c
Spec.al
Semi-annual
Concord
S~)
dividends
.
Life
Skelly
35c
4%.
Co.
Original
5-15
l
(quar.)
Inc.
6-19
Original
5-15
(quar.>___
(quar.)_____
National
Columbian
1
15c
Company,
Little
4-30
(quar.)__
<s-a)__'.
__;
(quar.)
7-
common
gains)
(S.
Life
.'4-30
Aikman Corp
Fund.
Colonial
capital
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)
&
Products
Lexington
4-30
33 Vic
—
Co.
Cities
Simmons
$1.20
$1.16
preferred
(quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd.___-.
1
6-
55c
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
_
4% preferred 1947 series (quar.i,
Collins &
6-19
Power,
preferred
Lehigh
6-15
25c
33c
dividend
Stock
1
(quar.i
Johnson,
(Walter)
Liggett
Valve Manufacturing—
Chapman
7-
6%
Apparel, Inc. (quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc.—
4-29
4-29
—__I__
Co.
25c
35c
4-23
5-
:
(New
& Curr
Pacific
Sierra
L'Aiglon
5-15
22V2C
Co.
J
Kresge
$1.50
(quar.)
Gas
&
from
25c
Corp
Corp.
7-15
Corp. :quar.)
T/o
(quar.)
West
1
(quar.)
6%
Mills, Inc.
Ribbon
Co.,
Knickerbocker Fund
11c
Products
Steel
Ohio
&
8-
____
Kroger
162 Vie
Quarterly
Century
35c
—,
5-
1
Common..
iquar.)
Co.
Insurance
Southern
Kingston
1
50c
Central
(quar.)_______
common_____
5
5-
Co., common <quar.)_
preferred series A (quar.)
Lindsay
5-15
5-15
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.—
Central
Sibley,
5-13
1
6-
20c
Inc
Security
5
1
1
Kidde
32 Vic
Estates,
1
5-
6-
6-
Jarvis
33 Vic
Capital
Corp.,
6-
90c
Paper
6-
5-15
year
D
5-
6-1
5-29
4-20
7Vid
—_____
1st
35c
$1.75
1
(quar.),
Stores,
25c
Dillon
Scotten
(quar.)
&
10
Regis
$4.40
.
4-24
5-
(interim)
Ltd.
Copper Mines,
class A
1
3 7 Vic
B
$1.05
5-31
50c
(quar.)
preferred
from
5,
Class
97 Vic
Johnson
$1.06 V4
Sugar Estate (liquidating)
Water Service Co.—
C
Rose's
common
Corp.,
(quar.)
Service
Jacksonville
1
Tobacco,
preferred
5-15
(quar.)
4-
California
4.40%
5-15
1
(quar. I
4-30
(quar.):
Company
3-16
4-15
6 V4 %
Calamba
1
6-
4-17
5-
B
preferred
4-15
6
Buda
6-
Class
4-23
4-25
il5c
class A__
(quar.)
Corp.,
Rogers
8
^
:
5-15
25c
Co.
preferred
12 Vic
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Ltd.—
Co.,
5-
Payable of Rec.
30c
12c
Co
Inc.______
Antelope
3.907c
2
4-
4-17
$3c
—
Brass
&
Cordage
British-American
5-29
Randall
Roan
Light
&
Power
Fund,
Milk Products, Ltd.,
5-15
I6V4C
this
4-25
security
pfd.
7%
preferred
preferred
5-15
Ltd
<quar.)
of
(21c
from
9c
Corp.
3.75%
4-25
5-15
30c
Public
Iowa
1
5-
5-15
35c
;.
Shares
and
Utilities
Bakeries
Intertype
10c
(quar.)
Aluminum
Brantford
5-15
$0,174
common
quarter
1
6-26
6-
50c
(quar.)
Harvester Co.,
preferred
$4.80
5-12
5
6-
2
Sound
4.20%;
preferred (quar.)
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—
This payment approximates the undistrib¬
uted net ordinary income earned in the
Bohn
5-
28c
(quar.)
Company
first
5-15
25c
Ribbon, Ltd., 5%;
Blue
4-24
5c
receipts
preferred
4'A %
Best
5-20
25c
Quinte
Puget
St.
Group
convertible
$1.40
Ltd.—
Industries,
Laundries
5-15
1
6-
Puritan
2
profits)
3 Vic
Co.
(quar.)_,
Balanced Mutual Fund of Canada,
Baxter
International
Inc.—
Co. (quar.)
—
Works Co., Inc._—
Cable
deposit
Paper
International
5
Interstate
(quar.)
Electric
Associated
87 Tic
1
6-
9(4%
Co.
Water
income
6-10
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bond
&
5-15
1
5-20
5-
6-26
(interimi
Door Co
&
6-10
25c
A
5-29
Shares—
7-
40c
(quar.)—
& Co., com.
&
Gas
Stock
50c
$1.05
$1.06'A
62Vic
$1.50
(quar.)
com.
Share
Company
H older t
When
Per
Name of
5-15
6-
Co.
Sash
Institutional
Payable of Reo.
933/4c
investment income
net
from
American
American
Huttig
Bay
1
15c
A.)
preferred
Hudson's
ordinary
common:
Business Shares,
American
Atlanta
r
preferred
convertible
$3.50
r
Share
lquar.)____—
Airlines,
American
6%•
(George
Holdeu
When
Payable of lteo.
Share
•
(quar.)
(quar.
preferred
Indiana
America—
(initial)
common
$3.75
$4.25
of
Co.
Aluminum
preferred
Hormel
Holdert
When
Per
'Company
Name of
$4.20
•
>
Co.
Electrochemical Co.,
Hooker
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Dividend announcements are
Company
(Charles E.)
Per
'
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DIVIDENDS
9
(1685)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(quar.)
25c
*——
$1.25
1
10
(1686)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
When
Per
Name oj Company
lAmoskeag
Co.,
$4.50
Share
preferred
(8-a)
[Anaconda Wire & Cable Co
A
iquar.)_
4-21
4-
4-30
7
j15c
Applied Research Laboratories
4%%
Ltd.,
30c
convertible
QUExltrei15'
tra
hx
StocK
4-20
5-
1
6-30
1
(quar.)
6-
1
$$1.12%
|Atlantic City
7-
2
7-15
2
7-
Class
7-31
7-10
5-
8
class
5-
8
$150
Sar.ta
Fe
Ry
6-
I
5-
8
1
series
preferred
Atlantic
Coast
Greyhound
Powder
Steels,
$1
Line
RR.,
pfd.
preferred
4%
Co.,
Ltd.
44-
9
5-
1
4-
City Auto
9
City
4-24
4-
$1
5-
1
4-20
Clark
+25c
5-
1
4-
2
Clearfield
t25c
5-
1
4-
2
$2 50
________
1
4%%
3
j4C
6-
1
5-
I
10c
5-
1
30c
5-
1
4-20
Houghton Fund
class
Baker-Raulang Co. (stock dividend)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.—
Increased
Andes
Class
A
;Baystate
g%c
HIHII
5%
5-15
5-
Corp.
(Bell & Gossett Co.
Belmont
Iron
Benrus
Best
Foods,
(quar.)
Class
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
6-
1
5-15
snr
5-
1
"
30c
5-
1
1
Co.
25c
Fund
I
4-20
6-15
Concord
4-20
1
4-18
5-
1
5-
1
>
B__I
4-24
3-25
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
line
5-
1
3-31
5-
1
4-16
(quar.)
7-
1
6-24
37%c
5-
4-
5-
1
4-
6
10c
5-
1
~
4-15
25c
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
5-
1
t1'
B
Class
A
Class
B
Mfg.
Byers
(A.
(quar.)
1010-
8
4-27
e02t'
3-26
5-
4-17
1
5-
4-17
1
4-15
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
6-
1
5-
5-
P°
1
5-
5-
1
4-15
4-20
TquaVj::—
c°-
$1.20
$1.40
60c
participating
General
[Participating
Canada
class
Fund
Northern
a
A * (quar.)
B
fanndian
5%
Canadian
Ltd.
Refractories,
If preferred
1
-
'
Co. (resumed)
Cos.,
1
6-15
5-
1
4-10
4-25
3-20
1
5-
5-
1
5-
1
It,*
5-
1
5-
1
4-10
,$S
5-
1.
4-10
6-
|31c
4-30
*2®c
1
5-15
12
3-31
<
common
'T.yj'"'1 Ltd-claM
Class
A
Class B
4-15
4-16
»2(Jo
A
f 12 %c
112Mic
125c
125c
II
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)Ill
Class
B
(quar.)
I
4-30
4-20
1
1
4-17
5-30
5-14
8-31
!
8-15
preferred
preferred
Centra!
5*
Capada
preference
Central
Central
Coal
&
Electric
75^
(quar.)
,V,?5
(quar.)
11-14
5-14
5%
8-31
8-15
5%
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred
11-14
5-
9
4-20
5-
9
4-20
4-30
4-
8
4-30
4-
7-
6-19
8
&
Gas
tl2fin
*
(>.„
,Quar,
D1
B
Diamond
~~
„
51
2
$1.50
1
4-13
4-30
4-10
Dfsher
$1 50
Corp.
$1.25
6-
1
(quar.)
$1.25
9-
1
8-13
(quar.)
$1.25
12-
1
11-13
37 %C
5-
1
4-15
I
conv.
class
2nd
Erie
preferred
Railroad
Esquire,
75c
4-28
4-14
45c
5-
1
3-23
33c
5-
1
3-23
(quar.)—■;
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4-30
4-10
4-21
3-31
6-
1
5-15
Fate-Root-Heath Co.
1
5-15
Federal
$1.40
Farmers
3-23
&
Traders
(N.
Y.)
Quarterly
Farrington Mfg.,
Grain,
Federated
Life
6-15
6-10
9-10
12-15
12-10
47 %C
5-1
4-0
5-
1
4-
50c
,IIH__!
Felin
Ferro
51c
5-
1
4-
6
55C
5-
1
4-
6
5-
20c
1
Stock
Cash
—
25c
6-15
10-
1
5-
4-
I
pfd.
Stores
(quar.)
9
$75c
6-30
Tire
&
Rubber
4-30
4-10
;
4-30
4-10
"
$1
7-10
7-
10-12
10-
1
6-26
6-
5
9-25
9-
4
12-18
12-
4
4-10
5-15
4-15
Foote
4-25
4-
4
Forbes
&
Wallace, class B
4-25
4-
4
Foster
&
5-20
5-
preferred
Mineral
6-
1
7-
Froedtert
Corp.,
$2.20
preferred
4-14
Fullerton
4-
1
$$1.25
6-
1
5-15
5-15
5-
6
8-15
$1.25
11-15
6-12
8-
4-24
$2
1
6-30
$1.75
9-29
87»Ac
5-15
5-
1
1
5-
50c
6-24
6-
9-24
9-
4
"''•■a 50c
'
12-24
5-
1
5-
1
5-
1
4-10
4-23
4-
25c
.
T
5-15
4-10
preferred-
4-10
4-20:
4-10
13C
.
'
(quar)
4-24
5-1
30c
'
4-30
30c
6-
-1
4-24
4-
7
3
5-18
5-15
4-14
30c
^
.
6-
5-18
3
HIIIII
H
~
"(s-a) IIH
75c
6-15
•_
75c
12-15
12- 4
25C
4-25
4-10
5%
$2
5-15
6-
3
4-14
5-18
6-
3
5-15
5-
8-15
8-
50c
11-16
5-15
3-28
25c
8
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
__
3-28
50c
5-
1
4-
9
37 %c
(quar.)
5-15
5-
1
4-
9
4-22
4-
8
.
$2
Ltd.-r
(quar.)_
5-
1
4-15
2c
,:5-
1
4-15
4-15
4-30
4-15
3
5-
12 %c
5-
1
4-15
25C
7-
1
6-16
15C
4-30
4-20
62 %C
4-30
(quar.)
1
4-21
4-20
!'■
50c
6-
2
5-12
"
$1
——
5-
1
4-20
1
4-15
25C
5-
25C
6-15
5-13
6-
$1.75
(quar.).
5-13
1
50C
pfd. (quar.)—
(Boston)
$3.50
Trust
6c
4-20
3-31
5-
1
4-10
93%c
5-
1
4-
6
$1.25
5-
1
4-
6
$1.50
(quar.)
5-15
8-
t
.
$1.50
55-
1
$1
5-
Utilities
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
Telephone
Common
(Indiana),
(quar.)
com.
4-16
5-15
4-10
4-30
4-17 •;
4-30
4-17
62 %C
v
,
.
$25C
5-15
$$1-25
(quar.)_
50c
5-
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4-17
1
5- 1
:
60C
4ir
1-1
7-1#
5-
1
4-
S
5-
1
4-
8
50c
5-
1
4-1#
55c
5-1
-
22 %C
.
Telephone Co.
(Indiana)—
$2
preferred
(quar.)—
General Telephone Ckn of the Southwest—
$2.20
preferred - (quar.)
Gerrard (S. A-) Co., preferred (s-a)
(A.
C.)
Co.
Gillette
Co.,
$5
pref.
Brothers,
common
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
5-30
5-20
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
4-15
25c
.
(quar.)
4-24
4-13
5-
4-
$135
(quar.).
1
1
25c
4-25
4-10
$1.12%
4-25
4-10
5-25
4-24
(quar.)
50c
50c
Gladding
Glatfelter
4%%
Globe
7%
5%
McBean Si
(P.
H.)
Co.
Co.,
common
preferred
4-10
25c
5-
1
4-15
56 %c
preferred
(quar.)
Wernicke, common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
4-24
4-20
5-
1
4-15
(quar.)
10c
preferred
Rubber
5-25
35c
(quar.)
common
$1.75
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
4
6-20
on page
15c
5-15
5-
1
$2.50
(s-a)
(Continued
6-15
5-15
5-
r
34)
'•
3,
4-15
25c
_—
General
Girdler
3-31;
5-15
87%c
Steel
General
3-31 ;
3-31
35c
(quar.)____————
Wares, Ltd.;' common
preferred (quar.)—
Gilbert
„
5c
Shoe
General
.
1
$137%
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
5%
!
6-19
50c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Public
General
4%%
4-10
1
Outdoor
General
5%
3-20
5-
Co.—
preferred
$3.50
4-25
87 %C
Special
;
7-10
75c
Co.
Inc.
preferred
Good all
$37 %C
4-30
•common
Corp.,
preferred
11- 5
25c
•
A~~(qu"aV.)II__
50C
4-20
4-15
4-
25c
Gimbel
50c
■
•,
Motors
General
4-27
4-24
50c
30c
-
Mills,
$4
7
50c-
.
H
HUH"
Investors
$5.50
4-U
10c
1
4-20
55C
Advertising—
6%
preferred (quar.)
General Public Service, $6 pfd. (quar.).
4-10
$1.25
■
Foods
$5 preferred
12- 4
$1.12%
8
5-
1
15c
(quar.)
Electric
General
$1.06.
5-
5-
$25c
(reduced)
Dynamics Corp.—
convertible preferred
$3.75
4
50c
5%
$1.25
—__
Baking Co.. common
Cigar Co., common
preferred
General
3-27
20c
,
3-31
4-20
(quar.)__^—
(quar.)_—_——
General
9-15
-
5-25
4-30
(quar )
General
6-15
1
(qua~r.)__
_H
$2
1
710-
4-15
4-30
1
4-24
__________
convertible preferred (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
General
9-15
$1.12%
1
6-
General
6-16
$1.12%
-
7%
5-
5-20
5-15
(quar.)
Co.
5%
preferred
General
6-15
7- 2
3
3
J15C
(quar.)
(s-a)
common
General
$1.75
——
Co.,
General
4-10
7-
25C
common..—
Inc., common
(quar.)——
4%
5-12
7-17
20C
Ltd.
Gardner-Denver
10-31
15c
4-15
1
2%
(quar.)—
Gamble-Skogmo,
5%
preferred
1
4-17
15c
Galveston-Houston
5-15
100%
Oil
Gabriel Co.,
$1.25
_1___
—
4-15
4-25
$1.25
~
dividend
7-13
6-
IH
(accum.)-
(quar.)
Telegraph Co.
Companies. Ltd.,
5-
90c
4-
5-
$1.75
dividend)—
Canada.
Corp.
6-15
$12 %c
4-14
5-15
4-20
12 %C
of
1
1
4-15
75c
93 %C
(stock
Franklin
Y )
(qu~ar.)"I
Co.
Stores
Stock
5
1
4-30
75c
(quar.)
Co.
7-15
$$1.20
(quar )
income.—
Franklin
5-20
1
$1.13
(s-a)
pfd.
5-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kleiser
6-
1
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3%%
Fraser
(quar.)
$1.50
Co.
1
50c
1
62 %C
40C
1
5-15
4-16
Inc.—
5-15
1
1
2%
Products,
6-
6-
5-
(1.06%
dividend
5-
15c
4-15
$1
Firth Sterling, 7% preferred
1500 Walnut Street Corp., $3
Food
1
2%
25c
62 %C
5-
5-
Inc.—
—
5-30
5-15
$35c
—
prior preferred (quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar.)
Firemen's Insurance (Newark, N. J)
(s-a)—
4-15
9-15
69C
20c
(quar.)
dividend
Firestone
Co
Dividend Shares, Inc.—
'
From net investment
1
$2.50
—
preferred
6%
4-15
4-21
5%
pref.
6-11
7-
dividend
Fibreboard
(quar )
pfd.
Co.,
4-15
1
Corp.—
Stock
6
-
York
4-14
7-
$2.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(J. J.) & Co., common
Foundation
(quar.)
New
1
4-30
Common
.
""""
-
_H
common
5-
25c
4%%
$37 %c
(quar.)
class
4-15
$1.50
Common
9-15
;
preferred
4-15
1
Insurance Co.—
5%%
Department
$37 %c
$37 %c
H
5¥i%
4-29
5-
18&C
(quar.)
Ltd.,
'
30C
(quar.)
1
5-13
35c
——~_
5-
~"
com.
4
4-15
4-15
(quar.)
common
10c
IHI""
1
1
——-—
Inc.,
Fairbanks Co., 6% conv. preferred (quar.)__
Falstaff Brewing Corp., com. (quar.)
4'/2%
5-
5-
Co.—
35c
I
15c
62 %C
(quar.)
Inc.
Eversharp,
(quar.)__
A
1st
5%
Inc.—
~
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
4-27
(quar.)
Erie Forge & Steel Corp.—
Common
(increased quar.)——
40c
com.
Light Co.
Construction
4-15
preferred
Stove Co.—
preferred
Steel
5-15
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.,
Co.,
1
1
5-11
15c
3-31
6-
preferred
(quar.)____.
Match
4-30
5-
15c
$5
(N
-
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
Class
$10c
12 %C
12 %c
preferred
$5
•.
Mfg.
4-15
4-16
$5
(Toronto)
(s-a)_
Si
Detroit-Michigan
Discount
(s-a)
Corp.
1st preferred
Detroit Gasket
4-30
4-30
5-15
""""_
1st
4-15
15c
50c
4-15
$1
(quar.)
Tramway,
4-15
4-20
1
5-15
9-21
com.
dividend
debenture
Denver
5-30
Investments, Ltd.
Coke
$8
t,
4-30
5-
25C
quar.)_
4
Co.—
common
(initial
7
dividend
A
Stock
11-30
37Y2c
HI
(quar.)
Class
10c
$1.19
(s-a)
com.
6-
(quar.)__:
&
Mfg.
new
5-
preferred
(quar.)
Power
Co.,
5
4-24
10-10
$5
Indus"triesHH ~
Light, 4%%
common
Stock
5-15
5-
■
Co.
(quar.)—;
Williamsport RR.
1
8c
,■
Phipps Stores,
Voting
4-10
6-
&
60c
Inc.
Mfg.
5-
4-15
$50c
(quar.)..^
Delaware
4-10
1
11-30
4.20%
c^ex Corp*' common
5%
>•
A
Vilbiss
Dean
6-29
5-
,
(quar.)
De
'
7-15
»'.«
5?
j£I^ible Preferred tquar.I
Class
3-31
5-15
k?°l<Zrprr Co.,
[Carpenter Paper
Empire Millwork Corp. (quar.)—
Employees Group Associates (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.__.
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred
62 %C
5-
1
Davenport Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar!)HIH"
Davidson
Brothers, Inc. (quar.)
Daystrom, Inc. (quar,).
-__
HIHI
r
Dayton Rubber Co.,-..common (quar.)___
Dennison
+#,
Emhart
&
4-15
5-20
5-
-
preferred
5%
(monthly)
(quar.)__
Power
$4.24
3-31
:
A
Dallas
4-22
1
5-
$1.16
common
(quar.)
Class
1
1
A
5-11
~25C
(quar.)
dividend
6%
(quar.)
Class
3-31
4-25
Co.,
4-15
held)
America
Elnira
Ltd!—
pfd,
(quar.)
A
1
4-15
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
Publishing
5-
com.
1
(stock
Class
4-15
5-
~
Curtis
of
5-16
1
4-22
IIIHinnil
4-30
1
6-15
5-
Co.—
Electrol,
31'/4C
(quar.)
Realty Co.
4-30
5
5-
4-20
75c
preferred
shares
45
Corp.
3-27
4-15
(s-a)__
Trust Co.
4-30
6-
.
Co.
Clothing, 4%%
4V2%
Nut
Auto-Lite
Gas
6-16
6-16
5
6-
dividend)—
Natural
6-16
4-21
....
5-15
6-
-
(quar.)
Curlee
each
Stop
(stock
1
4-30
20c
(quar,7I
(quar.).H
Co.
4%%
5-15
^'25
(quar
Ltd
3
for
Gas
1
5-15
6-
1
5-29
$1.12%
(quar.)
Western
of
7-
6-30
1
7-
$25c
7-
87 %c
7-
37 %C
—
Electric Refractories & Abrasives
Corp.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)——————.—
4-10
4-15
5%
Ltd., class A
Co., common (quar.)
Natural
stock
Elastic
4-15
1
$1.50
4-15
4-20
7
5-
$1.75
(accum.)
1
4-30
8
4-
dividend)
6-
30c
4-
4-20
10c
(stock
5-
4-27
1
Co.,
share
5-25
25c
6-
Steel
5-15
tl5c
—
«1uar.)
,industries' commonllin.
~~
ga»Ad an Marconi
Canadian Oil
4-
7-
♦;fc
~
(quar.)
1
3
,«wC
Ltd
Bronze"coirLTdircommon"7auar~r
preferred
3
Co.
preferred
Paso
4-20
$20c
diivdend)
IHI
Crum & Forster. 8%
preferred (quar.)
I
Cuban American
Sugar—
7%
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
__H II
Cuneo Press, Inc., 3%%
preferred (quar.)_
3
4-
fl2%c
Co.,
'
I
(s-a)
""
CorpI'Itd""""
[Canada Western Cordage
Class
^uar-'
"
44-
1
5-
tfoc
J,?®
(quar.)
_
Power
Class
rs-a)
.s-aV
(quar.T
1
1
El
Stock
-IIIIII
Insurance
Zellerbach
3%
6
preferred
Crown
3
5-
,,
(quar.)
Camden & Burlington City Rv
Camden Fire Insurance Assn
Canada Foils, Ltd., common
Canada
4-
1
5-
30c
31/^
2=
V?
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
4-15
5-
(quar.)"
preferred
preferred
5%
Kodak
5-
$40c
States Corp., $7 pfd. A
B
(accum.)
Syracuse
Products
Cosmopolitan
Monthly
Monthly
Coty, Inc.
—
preferred
4-13
(quar.)
Refining Co.,
Corrugated Paper Box, Ltd.,
4-30
4-25
4-25
40c
Co.
$6
Eastman
4-22
(quar.)
Life
Quarterly
Corn
5
5-
$1.25
Eastern
25c
20c
Corn Exchange Bank
3-31
5-15
*S?Portland cement
Continental
(quar.)
Eastern Air Lines Inc. (s-a)
Eastern Industries,
Inc
4-10
5-16
1
3-31
4-16
Paper
4-16
1
4-30
20c
Duro-Test Corp.
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
$1.25
Oil
preferred
Continental Gin
4-
$25c
&
15c
Corp.
Royalty
5%
3-30
5-
$37 %C
4-10
Electric
(quar.)
&
4-10
4-21
Ltd.—
4-10
6-
37 y2c
Copper
Co.,
1
5-25
—
Continental
4-30
$25c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
5-15
(quar.)
Container Corp. of America,
4%
preferred (quar.)_____
5-15
Chemical
4-15
4-25
1
H"
Consolidated Textile Mills,"
5%
preferred (s-a)
8
3-30
120c
lC»f%^?eSedCtr('5urr°rr C0"
8
Ltd.
Supply Co.
(stock dividend)
Products
Industries-
Consolidated
8
7-
5-11
JV
SJ-M "1st preferred (quar.)
^rticipatlng preferred 'quart"
7-
4-10
4-25
8
.11.11
(quar.)
Laundries
1
87 %C
7-
~~H
Gas
Special
Coai,
Metals
Eddy
5-
5-
—
$1.12%
6-
5c
4-15
$25c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
25c
10c
1
(quar.)
$1.12%
$1.12%
1
5-
preferred
Ekco
1
4-30
5-
preferred
4-20
5-
5-15
$20c
$37 %C
$4.50
4-30
10c
4-30
$3.50
6-20
5
4-30
5-15
$40c
'
common
Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
I.) de Nemours—
1
5-15
3-23
5-22
$30c
8c
Natural
8
6-10
' znl
«w\L!M"Ua-
4-
10-29
$112%
common
Co.,
preferred
(E.
4%%
(quar.)
Consolidated
8
10-29
20c
(quar.)
4-13
4-
7-29
J50c
pfd.
$5
Pont
4-30
.:
Chemical
A
Ltd.,
&
&
7-
$1.25
Consolidated Coppermines Corp
I
Consolidated Dearborn Corp. (quar.)_
ConsoJidated Diversified Standard
Securities",
Ltd.,
$2.50
non-cum.
preferred
(s-a)__
Consolidated Edison Co. tN.Y.)—
4-15
7-29
—2dc
""""■red iquar.)
VI'
•r.
''
M.)
4%%
«
4-29
J50c
Co
Co.,
25c
$1.50
(s-a)
common
Consolidated
"
MachlnHcoITquVr;)
Adding
1
4-29
J50c
—
preference.!.!!!.
Hill! *
preference
II.
Terminal
Butler
**
tcn.
__
Burroughs
Bush
*1
preference
B
Class
4-15
1
$40c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Ducommun
4-20
_
preferred
Class
6
50c
~
95c
Bullock's, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
| Burns & Co., Ltd.—
A
4-20
1
4-23
income..
(quar.)
5-
1
HI
HIH,
IIIIH
'
Consolidated
l$l sn
_
preferred
3-23
5-15
$1.05
Fund, Inc
Corp., common
$2.20
Telephone
9
convertible
Buchanan Steel Products
Corp. (s-a)
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.).
Class
1
5-
(resumed)
Connecticut Light & Power Co.
$1.90
preferred
(quar.)
$2
preferred
(quar.)
$2.04
preferred
(quar.)_____
Ltdl—
$3"80 pfd(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).'..!""
Class
5-
7%c
50c
(quar.)
Electric
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-15
tin
preferred
5-20
10c
Confederation Life Association—
4-10
5-25
To?®
I____„_
Co.
Inc.
Mills
4%
4-18
wc
<quar.)___
class
7
4-24
4-15
1
__IH
Engineering-Superheater,
investment
Cone
20c
common
A
From
4-15
5-
70c
Co.
Products,
4-
4-30
5-15
6-
(quar.)..
preferred
4-16
5-15
25c
fSoo*°I? Union Gas,
Biookiyn naUnt°f. GaS'
Class
$1.40
4-30
in'/
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Tar
du
8-18
(quar.)
Ohio
convertible preferred
5-15
Forest
Steel
Donnacona
Commonwealth Stock Fund—
6-30
50c
_
Rubber
Dominion
(One
Quarterly
Commonwealth Edison Co., common
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
C.i
(quar.)
&
6%
4-10
$62 %c
preferred
Combustion
4-13
5-
Stone
System,
Southern
1
(quar.)
preference
Malting
1
1
HI'
Columbia Terminals Co.,
Common (monthly)
2
5-
IIIIIIIIIII""
Hose
1
25c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)___!_
2nd
4-17
c'ass A common
N.
Dominion
I
$1.06 %
IIIIIIII
(quar.T
4.65% preferred (quar.)
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
5-25
Columbia
6%
4%%
75c
4-
yiiartcrly
British Columbia
j
&
5-
31 %c
Ltd.
i_.—
10-
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
Fabrics,
12-
9-
(monthlyFIIH
com.
3-30
10c
(quar.)
convertible
Common
50C
(quar.)
&
Gas
6-10
A
Sand
Columbus
4-24
Roofing Co.,
A
Colonial
Columbia
(s-a)__
Edison
Green
4.
4-15
3-16
50c
(Shelby,
4-30
t20c
preferred
5-
4-30
$40c
2nd
12-16
IOC
Ltd.
1
(s-a).
common
Extra
Dominion
10-16
65C
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet,
1
15c
Booth Fisheries Corp., com.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Woven
5-
J.),
1
I__IIIIIII
class
Corp.
(B.
Corp.,
Bridge
1
5-16
(quar.),
preferred
1
5-15
$17%C
(quar.)
Engineering Works Ltd.
7-
1
Products, Inc. (quar.)__
Bottling (St. Lous)
5-
$1 50
(quar.)
7-16
6-
(quar.)
common
66-
25C
—
6
$1.25
(monthly)
5-
__________
Co.,
Brantford
4-15
1
(quar.)
dividend
I British
1
6-
4-15
Quarterly
Bowling
5-
4-15
pfd.
4-10
$1.25
Extra
4-30
Rif Ridge InsuranceLtd '
^'1i)bonr CorP-' Co.
Boston
Coghlin
1
5-
Blue
Boston
7
30c
.__
4-
1
Pacific
(monthly)
Cola
4-
10c
(quar.)
1
5-
Illuminating Co.—
convertible
4-
oqc
Co.
Texas
(quar.)
45c
"
5
5-
$1
Aluminum
4-21
(quar.)
.
5-
50c
(quar.)
&
common
Electric
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Stock
4'/2%
4-20
IIIIII
iquar.)
mfcClC (E. W.) ®orham' Inc,(
/Spar«r& Co,
Bondstock
Coca
4-10
_I
Inc.
Electric
Ami
Club
4-15
--J.___I_IIIIIIIIIIIIir
Co.
Bliss
Bon
4-15
4-27
16c
(quar.)_____
Works
Corp.
Watcn
Birtman
4-27
40c
150c
.
,
Beneficial
4-30
15c
$3.50
(quar.)
1
5-15
50c
_
Beau-Arts Apartments, $3 prior
pfd.
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
5-
4-17
50c
II .IIIIII
mini m
& Pacific RRl
&
Common
ioc
____
(quar.)
4-16
1
preferred
Dominion
Co., com.
Co.
Inc.,
1
175c
common
Electric
5%
5-15
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
Co.,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
IIIIIIIIHUH
Clevite Corp. new common (initial)
Clinchfield Coal Corp.
(quar.)_
Clinion Foods,
20c
•
(quar.)
(Beatrice Fooas Co.,
Co.,
Common
shares)
6-
20c
Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
5 %
preferred
(quar.)______________
Ry.,
4-10
~
(American
4-30
5-15
87 %C
IIIIIIII
preferred (quar.)__
Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)__""_I~
(D. L.)
Co....
__________H__I
Common
4-10
_■
,Bangor Hydro Electric Co
com.
I Bates & Innes $1 class A <s-a)
Bathurst Power & Paper, Ltd.—
Dominion
60c
conv.
Cleveland
4-16
I-IIIIIIIIIIIII
Los
1
1
4-27
(quar. )
Extra
De
55-
20c
quarterly
I Bald win Rubber Co.
Banco
56%c
"
B
Dominion
3-31
5c
City Title
4-20
$1.20 conv. prior
preference
(quar.)____
Avco Mfg. Corp., $2.25
preferred
<quar.)__
|Avildsen Tools & Machines, Inc.—
5% preferred < accum.)_
Axe
4-15
4-30
Cleveland,
8
5-
20c
&
Stamping
Stores
5-11
5-
1
5-15
50c
Fund
Gas
Inc.
Finance
4-20
20%
■,
Milwaukee, St. Paul
93%c
____
_______
(quar.)__
Cincinnati,
New
Orleans
6%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
9
1
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)._______
Steels, Ltd._
Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd
Aus^.n, Nichols & Co., common
Atlas
1
5-
$1.08%
(quar.)__
pfd. (s-a)
5%
3.75%
5-
$1.08%
HH
$1
„
Cincinnati
4-24
1
50c
Cincinnati
6-
5-
Holden
Payable of JBeo.
10c
21c
Corp...!
A-
a
Chicago,
Co.
Dome
Houses
Mfg. Corp.
Mines, Ltd.
40c
Service
Class A
1
1
4-20
_
Public
A
6-
Dodge
Domestic
(quar.)
preferred
Dobbs
4-20
—
Chicago Corp.
(quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
6-
*105
Atlantic
Atlas
7-15
3%<7^
2
4-10
1
37 %c
(Texas)
Vermont
$13l»/4
(quar.
preferred iquar.)
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
Atlas
4-
Electric Co.—
2nd
preferred
40c
4 %
4.35%
4-15
10%
iquar.)
&
Light
Warehouse, class
4-30
20c
iquar.)_.
com.
&
1
5-
Share
Extra
Century Geophysical Corp.
IIIHHIH
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)!
Cnase National Bank (N. Y.) (quar )
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.—
4-30
X15c
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
preferred
Power
Central
6-22
6-
II
20C
10c
| Atchison,
Topeka
Quarterly
4%
6-22
$1
—
preferred
Central
4-15
6-30
15c
...
1st
2nd
5-11
1
iquar.)___
{Associated Dry Goods,
6%
9
$1.12%
_
(quar.)
preference
dividend
5.25%
6-
8
5-
35c
(accum.
Central
common
|Aro Equipment Corp.
4-10
$3
Mills, common
preferred (s-a)
6%
5-
1
._
(quar.)_„_I_
Cotton
|Argus Corp.,
1
$56%c
V/2% pi;efe^red Cqaar.j—IIIIZIIIIZIIII"
lAnheuser-Busch, Inc. <quar.)„___
|Appalachian Electric Power—
Arcade
65-
-
prcterred
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
17 %C
(quar.)
Corp.—
(quar.)___.
preferred
$1.50
____
14%% preferred <quar.)___
$1.40
Holdert
When
Share
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp.
Central Illinois Securities
4-16
5-
li
Per
Name of Company
6-26
3
75c
Clayton & Co. <Quar.)_
Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
7-
50c
•Anderson
|Anglo
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$2 25
_
April 20, 1953
Volume 177
Number 52X3... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1687)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRACING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range (or Previous
Kange Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
41% Oct
2
5% Nov
6
125
10
Jan
42
Feb
2
104
Apr
15
5% Apr
17
6% Jan
23
Apr
10
26% Jan
6
29% Apr
33% Apr
7
35% Jan
2
5
13
36% Feb
25
Sep 24
49% Apr
14
24% Nov 26
30% Sep 16
33% Oct 20
42% Jan
32% Oct
7% July 17
Jan 18
2
27
Mar 31
8% Jan
2
50
Jan
30
27
Feb
6
29% Jan
108% Apr
15
114% Jan
115% Dec
11
151
Jan
17
2% Jan
2
3% Mar
6
Apr
2"% Jan
2
23% July
1
18y* Feb
9
70% Jan
12
70
Jan
155
73
5
Aug 28
76
4
May 9
5% Dec 23
2% Apr 24
79% May
10% Ma1
May 21
18% Oct 29
139
59%KJab 27
32% Ja
29% Dec 22
1
108% May
7
51
48
May
9
9% Jan
24% Jan 22
24
24
35% Jan 30
64
158% Dec 23
82
Apr
7
31% Oct 16
Nov
10
110
Jan 17
85
Jan
2
98
10
Dec
18
Aug 28
32% Feb 21
36
Apr 17
152
80
Feb
13
91
32% Apr
6
39
Jan
Apr
94% Apr
7
17
104
Feb
4
97
Jan
26
Jan
9
69% Apr
13
July 17
95
46% Apr 17
95% May 1
123
5% Mar 25
10% Mar
76% Jan
16
49 3A
800
27%
7,200
Aldens
Inc
4%%
Apr
9
Dec 30
&
4%
3%%
convertible
Aluminum Co
Aluminum
19% Mar 18
75% Jan
5
15% Mar 19
15% Mar 20
Ctfs of interest in
16% Mar
5%
27
convertible
dAmer
15
4% Dec
29
6
28% May 16
Jan
7
5
36% Dec 12
45% Nov 12
22
42% Jun 27
73% Apr 23
83% Jun 26
27% Oct 24
32% Feb
42% Jan
50% Jun
6
19% Feb 25
43% Aug
31
Oct
2
14% May 21
20% Feb 13
28
Jan
16% Mar
5 % Mar 16
36% Mar 25
American
5
Mar
11
7
2
Dec
31
33% Aug 11
18% Aug 14
12% Mar 7
new
7%
Cable
Can
Co
38%
38 %
38%
37%
37%
93
*92
52%
52%
105 y2
93
*105%
53
107%
*92
52%
106
*92
93
52%
53%
*104%
106
900
3,000
93
10,100
53i/4
500
106
49%
50%
2,100
50%
50%
50 Vb
50%
50%
93%
93 %
93
93 Vb
91%
92 'A
3,500
47%
48 Va
45%
47%
45 3 8
45%
14,300
2%
*2%
2%
*2%
3
2%
2%
2%
2%
800
*35%
56
2
*35%
39
*18%
19%
175%
1753/4
176 V*
176
65%
64%
64%
*64
,
13%
13%
*35%
38
18%
*18%
19
100
176 Vb
172 Vb
174
1,800
64%
300
13%
13%
13%
21,900
79 3b
79
791/4
800
17%
17%
17%
2,000
56
56%
56'A
13%
13%
13%
13%
78%
78%
78%
79
*18y8
183/8
17%
18Va
17%
56 Vb
56
10
10
18 Va
56Va
.
9%
10
43'/4
43y4
37%
38ya
100
64
65
13 y2
79
100
*56
9%
*41%
37%
100
56%
9%
44
373/4
100
*56
9%
10
*42
43%
37%
37%
100 V2
100 Vb
*79
*42%
37%
*99
200
37
9%
*42
43%
190
10
6,000
43%
100
37%
37%
3734
2,700
100%
100%
100 %
600
14V2
*14y4
15
*16
16 Vb
14%
14%
*14%
16
14%
15
16 >/«
16,400
14%
15
14%
15%
14%
15%
*14%
15
15
15
15
15
16
16
16%
16
16V8
16
400
5,600
4%
4%
4%
4%
35 %
36%
35%
36 %
36 Vb
36%
16,800
41%
41 Va
41%
41%
41%
3,800
25
37y4
37%
37%
37%
31%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
5.800
100
78%
78%
78%
78%
78%
78%
79
79
79V4
79%
No par
29%
30y4
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 Vb
29%
29%
29%
900
No par
45%
45%
45%
46
45%
45%
45 3 a
45'b
*451/4
45%
5,100
10
17%
17%
*17%
17"%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
1,000
*22 Va
23% Mar 25
4%
American
Cable
4
4V2%
6
Jan
6
3 y2 %
6
39% Jan
5
American
16
8% Jan
7
American Encaustic Tiling—
28% Feb
9
4%
4%
.
.
22%
1,000
,
500
22%
22'A
*22 V8
22%
22 Va
22 Va
92y2
*90%
92%
*90%
92%
*90%
92 %
90%
90%
10
50%
49%
50%
50%
51%
49 3/4
51%
48%
50V2
27,400
22
*137%
143
*139
145
36
36
*137
143
*135
137
100
137 y4
137 y4
20
1
*35 Va
36 %
7%
7%
Secur—.No par
30 Va
30Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 3a
16%
16%
16%
3,000
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
27,900
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
55 %
56
56%
56%
56%
57
56%
56%
55%
55%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
Distilling Co
31% Jan 20
17% Feb
4
American
European
American
Export Lines
American &
4
4%
49%
21%
American
34% Apr
7% Apr
4%
;
■
*90%
Crystal Sugar com
10
prior preferred
100
Cyanamid Co com—10
conv preferred series B_100
96% Mar
55% Jan
2
38
93
18
1
Colortype Co
60% Mar
38
41%
American
33% Feb
300
29
41%
18% Mar 25
17
29
35%
16 V« Jan
1
29'A
41%'
45% Apr
10% Apr
20%
29
35
Co
2
7,600
20%
29%
41%
Chicle
19
70%
21
20%
35%
American
Feb
1,100
34%
16
Jan
*20%
110
91/2
41'/4
50% Feb
8
69%
12.50
Corp
common
preferred
&
16
70 V4
6,100
American Chain
151
70
4%
26
Marie
96
9%
25
Radio
&
34 % Jan
132
102
94%
9%
473A
131/4
20
76% Feb
20
*98%
96
9%
49%
1
com
29% Apr
47% Feb
102
96
47%
1
new__
85 y8 Mar 18
30% Apr
'
7% Nov 13
Inc
American Car & Fdry common
7%
preferred
41
*98%
7,200
34%
'
44% Jan
4% Jan
33%
92
*64%
100
preferred
31% Feb
21% Jan
8
2
40% Apr
34% Feb
90% Jan
170% Jan 22
54% Jan 22
3
11
35
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
American
6
,
9
29% Jan
Mar
Feb
96% Jan 15
9
59% Jun
89
Apr 15
60% Aug 25
143
May 9
93% Oct 30
6
8
Mar
preferred
300
92
591/3
*78V*
1952 ser 5%%—50
Amer Brake Shoe Co' com
No par
103% Feb 20
*85
47y2
36
preferred
4%
common
93
*91%
34%
29 Va
*64%
Corp
34,000
474
145
70 Va
70
73
145
92
*2%
50
Bosch
4%
148
*20 %
65V2
preferred
6%
*723a
5
2,200
493/4
1
preferred
73
110
19
47
100
common
conv
2nd
52
*io4y2
4%
19
20%
175%
Airlines
American
*92
9%
*72
*145
3%
3%
19%
4,000
93%
29'A
174%
9
14
52y2
104
37%
96
9%
71
174%
18
40% Jan
17,
94
20%
19%
13% Feb
29
26
70%
*29
102
96
39
7
Apr 22
70y2
35 Va
*99%
9%
*18%
99% Apr
41% Mar 13
107
99
*35
13
Feb
34%
102
19%
43% Apr
37% Apr
17
*99
93
3%
19
9%
91%
American Bank Note common—__10
12 y* Jan
34%
*96
v
2
*91 %
36
15
Jan
93
5%
148V2
148%
99
9%
91%
73
4%
148
102
gy2
3%
*72
5%
Corp
No par
Chemical—No par
Agricultural
cum
34 Vb
3%
19
73
*18%
17% Apr
55% Apr
9% Apr
20% Feb
34%
*91%
3%
19 Va
1
3%%
59
148
S3
5iy2
50
Sugar Co
American
Amer
9
5
15iy2
104 1
Petroleum
Amerada
*72
sy4
*92
1
preferred
(The)
convertible
6%
Amalgamated
com
15% Jan
Oct
73
69%
No par
Leather Co
84% Feb
36% Oct 30
52,200
No par
new_
8
102
1561%
3%
3%
19
*96
No par
of America—No par
Limited
Amalgamated
36 y8 Mar 24
47
*155
156
*99
Alpha Portland Cement
20
6
7
156
sy8
preferred—100
17
7
155%
*72
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common—No par
Apr
15% Aug
53% Aug
156y2
38 y4
Apr
18
156
3ya
19%
38
13% Apr
19
156%
157
3
Corp common__No par
preferred
100
78
Dec
1,000
29
2
10% Dec
IO814
21
2
43
*107%
29
16% Jan
20% Dec 31
61% Feb 19
108i/2
*20
74
Nov 25
IO81/2
5
90
65
108 Va
No par
97% Mar 25
64
108 y4
gy2
Co
12% May 2
Apr 29
16% May 5
Jan
108 y2
1
Dye
60% Feb 20
73
*108'A
19%
1
Inc
54% Jan
189% Jan
11,600
34
17
18
100
271/2
157
100
23
Feb
50%
27
108%
5
51% Mar 26
171
50%
27%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
51% Apr
9
9%
51I/2
275/t
*90
16
30
9%
*50 3 4
21 Va
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
93% Feb
Jan
93/8
51%
27 Va
*147
10
17
9%
•50%
27%
100
Apr
33% Jan
9 Va
51%
27%
27
10
Corp common
preferred A
92
18% Jan 11
9y8
*50%
27 y4
108%
100
preferred
5%%
9%
51%
100
Allegheny
100
9%
common—No par
common
*34
*503A
50
w
Stores
2
Jan
w
Inc
pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
3% Mar 24
*235.
preferred
Reduction
Allied
23
2,300
34%
27%
8
2% Jan
30%
49%
40% Jan
3
30 3 8
*33%
27%
Kid
3% Jan
2,800
30 Va
34ib
49%
Mills
2% Oct 23
*33%
24%
27%
Allied
45% Apr
30 V4
34%
49
Allied
90% Jan
30 Vb
*33%
27%
8
19
30%
34%
24
49%
Mar 25
64% Sep
30%
24
27%
Jan
16
30 Va
24
*49%
22
18
24 Va
27%
33
44% Feb
24
24
4,400
49%
10
104
4,600
49%
11
23
500
5%
27%
19
19 % Feb
104V2
5%
50%
Feb
<,
*103%
5%
24%
5%
27%
Chemical
49% Dec 30
99% Dec 23
35
24%
104Vb
5%
5%
27%
Allied
2
Nov 24
24 ya
4274
49%
2
15% Sep 15
141% Jan
9
5%
42%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__lo
Admiral Corp
i
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
1
2
59% Jan
33
5%
4"%
33%
Industries
118% Jan
1
5%
43%
104 Va
30%
Allen
6
73% May
5Y2
Shares
43
104
104
33%
3
7
47% Oct
2.50
Co
42%
the Week
30
5
Apr
36% Feb 21
42%
104%
Friday
Apr. 17
1
37
61% Dec 23
Dec
42%
♦103%
Sales (or
Thursday
Apr. 16
No par
1
Oct
42%
104V2
SALE PRICES
Apr. 15
Co
Apr 10
9
42y4
*103y2
HIGH
Wednesday
Corp
27
9
100
Express
15
40% Dec
90
Adams
Adams-Millis
28% Apr
Mar 27
36
Feb
6
23
78% Aug 11
21% Jan
8
14
Feb
Jan
5
Steel Co
Acme
Apr. 14
10
Motors
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 13
100
4.50%
Mar 11
3% Apr
Monday
Par
preierred
ACF-Brill
$3
20% Mar 18
74
4%
Air
% Feb
Nov 25
Apr 30
67% May 7
160
LOW
STOCK
Laboratories
Abbott
Mar
4
May 24
98
7
51
132
46% Jan 21
8
5
29
8% May
Dee 19
47% jan
112
YORK
EXCHANGE
Jan
2
30% Jan 24
56
NEW
Highest
24
64% Jan
6
Oct
108
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Year 1952
Lowest
Exchange
Inc—.—40c
Foreign Power—No
par
„
*35
7%
*30
35%
7%
31
7%
*30
1%
31
35%
7%
*30
35 Vb
7%
31
*35%
7%
*30
35%
300
7%
2,100
31
100
American Gas & Electric Co—
45% Jan 10
65
Feb 11
5% Jan 10
48
Jan
9
4
Apr
17
5 Va Mar 25
3
45
37
Jan
20
30% Sep
*35% Oct
8
39% July 23
8
Aug 8
38% Feb
19
39% Feb
96
86
6% Apr
73
9
Feb 14
20% Feb 26
19% Jan
4
Jan
Dec
14
19
6% Jan 23
Jun
Jan
9
23% Jun 30
19% Apr
14
25
24 y8 Apr
7
Dec
3
102
17% Feb 19
96
New
21% July 31
Apr
16
16% Apr
7
4
8% Mar 17
93% Apr
22% Jan
6
15
25% Mar 18
104
Mar
9
18% Mar 26
5
—
American
38% Mar 13
3% Oet 21
Hawaiian
Co
SS
American Hide & Leather
6%
10
i
com
convertible preferred
American
No par
7V2
noncumulative preferred__100
American International Corp-No par
*93 Va
6%
American Investment Co of 111
o,'
5%%
Locomotive
100
9
96% Jan
14
100% Mar 17
16% Apr 24
79% Feb 11
2
20% Jan
16
24% Mar 16
Amer
84
Apr 24
79% jan
12
86
13% Apr 24
18% Dec 31
17% Apr
20 y8 Apr
6
19% Feb
2
*22% May 16
17
26% Feb
27
101 % Apr
16
105% Feb
9
16% Apr
1
18% Feb
2
4
American
13
Jan
2
17% Dec 31
7
Dec
19
97
Jan
8
Jan
4
7% Feb
& Fdry
preferred
Amer Machine
Amer
;
Mach
3.90%
Metal
4%%
No
com
Ltd
100
7% Jan
32% Feb
11
37
Mar 17
American Natural
36
Jan 17
32% Jan
16
37
Mar 27
28% Dee 19
36% Jun 12
39% Sep 23
29% Jan
5
33% Oct 28
33
Apr
2
17
39% Mar 24
36ya Jan
30
American
166
6
19
Feb 23
Aug
7
Oct 29
42% Apr 24
38% May 19
148
Feb
19
38% Dec 11
122% Oct 29
30% Oct 16
34
Apr
9
60% Dec 18
127
Mar 14
10% Oct 16
150% Jun 11
64% May 19
129% Jan
3
67
2% Nov 20
2% Jan 19
2% Jan
2
16% Apr
1
175% Aug 8
7% Jan 17
14% Jan
2
169% Mar 13
15% Feb
4
24% Jun 12
49% Dec
53
3
Jan 29
165% Sep
39% Feb
2
American
38
Apr
6
44
Jan
6
144
Apr
9
127
Feb
2
36% Apr
14
39% Feo
6
17
126% Jan
8
6
135% July 1
16% Jan 11
129
1
38
Feb
2
52
Jan
2
12
Mar 31
Apr
153% Apr
14
7
36
Mar 20
39% Jan
9
57% Mar 18
Feb
19
14% Jan
23
134
161% Jan
5
66% Dec 16
65
Jan
8
139% Nov 21
133
Jan
12
138% Jan
2
48% Apr
17
60% Jan
5
3
119% Jan 24
7% Jun 13
22% Oct 22
61% Nov 18
9% Dec 15
37% Jan
7
95% Jan 22
64% Nov 19
82
Oct
65% Jan 30
Apr
116% Jan
40% May
Seating
Apr
69% Jan 21
38
Safety
American
32
161% Dec
Feb
7
26% Feb 13
109
Jan 30
15
55% Jan 24
2
48% Dec 31
100
American
13
14
115
Apr
9% Jan
10
2iy8Apr
74% Mar 16
119
J*n
7
10% Feb
2
17
7
82% Feb
17
88% Mar 17
24
77% Mar 17
15% Apr
Apr
17
7
38 y8 Apr
48
14
Apr 17
Razor
6%
_No
preferred
American
Snuff
Co
Stores
Co
American Sumatra
6%
—No par
Tobacco
_5
Co
—100
25
common
preferred
American
5%
21% Jan
5
Jan
6
45% Feo
26
Jan
30
97
57
100
100
Tel
&
Tobacco
100
Viscose
Corp
25
com
preferred
100
American Water Works Co Inc.
7%
5
No par
preferred
100
$4 conv prior preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
$5
prior
conv
20 %
197s
20%
1,000
24%
24%
241/2
24%
24%
1,100
22 y4
22%
*82
17%
83
17%
21
21%
102Vt
*101
102 Va
*102
17
*98%
103%
102%
102'A
22%
*81
17%
21%
*101
103V4
102
17i/4
17%
17%
100i/4
98 'A
98%
22%
2314
23
83.
1774
*81
18
83
18
21%
21'A
21%
102'A
101 %
101%
17
*97%
22 Va
*81
17%
20 Va
*100
7%
95
17
99
22%
20
360
3,900
100
7,400
83
17%
1,700
21 %
6,000
102
20
16%
16%
16%
16 3A
16%
16%
16 3 4
16%
163A
1,900
7%
7%
7%
7%
73/a
7%
7%
*7%
800
34%
35%
35%
33%
*38%
No par
preferred—
American Tel
par
preferred—100
American Sugar Refining com
American
par
25
common—
noncumulative
7%
17%
17%
22'A
2Va
14J/2
172
7
7
20 %
20%
*54y2
55 V2
37 y8
38
145
145 %
100
American Steel Foundries
American
84
103
100%
600
*19%
*24%
16%
5,500
20%
24%
102%
38 Vb
7%
♦93%
24%
*98%
38
7%
93%
24 %
17
38%
7%
20%
104%
38
1,600
39
93%
7%
*20
2J/2
5
Ship Building Co—No
Amer Smelt & Refg com
7%
38%
20%
14 y4
*168
—10
Co
American Woolen common
66% Feb
86
No par
preferred
14
23% Jan
122
9
1%
7% Apr
6
7%
*36
6,800
2,400
34%
35
3434
34%
34%
35
35%
36%
*36
35%
35%
35%
351/a
34
33%
33%
33%
*33
*33
*36
35
34%
7%
343/4
36%
35%
35%
500
35
33
333A
2,700
33%
33
33
5,400
400
Light—
—
2
Jun 20
16
16% Oct 16
6
&
Jan
6
No par
Amer Rad & Std Sany com—No par
19% Apr
48% Jan
36% Jan 29
40% Aug 18
60% Mar 6
131
Dec
89% Oct 23
171% Feb
Power
Ex-distribution
38
39
4%,
IVa
;_No par
Optical Co
7%
*36
4
34%
35%
35 V2
33%
Co—No par
Amer Potash & Chem cl B—-No par
American
2% July 28
13% Oct 16
*101
16%
1
American News Co
Oct 31
2
Co
Gas
35% Dec 11
31% July 30
29
17%
21%
38%
39
19%
22%
No par
*7%
*37
94
22'A
*82
37%
*93%
39
•93%
100%
par
*35
4%
95
16%
No par
com
preferred
Molasses
7'/2
95
*98 %
100
& Metals
Co
*103
38
38y4
1
American Metal Products Co
3
30% July 23
105
May 15
24
24'A
4%
100
common
1%
preferred
*20
1
prior preferred
cum
American
102
Feb
37%
1
American Ice Co common
24
Sep
24% Dec
*35
50
Products
Home
4%
s
preferred
..25
Anaconda Copper Mining
Anaconda Wire & Cable
50
No par
-
39
124
124
32 y2
32%
*38y2
38%
54
54
131V4 132
*12 y8
12'A
155%
71V2
156
71%
134 y4 135
50%
51
115% 115%
9%
23
86
70
16
*86
38 V2
48 %
10
23 y8
86%
70
16'A
88
39 Va
49 %
2%
14%
*168
2%
14%
172
2%
14%
*168
2%
14%
172
2%
1414
*168
2%
14 3 a
172
2%
14 y4
*168
7
2%
11,400
143/a
13,000
172
7%
7%
71/4
7%
7%
7%
20%
201/4
20%
*203/i,
20%
*20%
55
55%
55
55
*55%
55%
54 V*
55
36%
37%
37%
38
37%
38%
37 Va
38%
146
145 Vb
146%
7
*20%
145
38%
122%
32%
38%
145
38%
123
145
39
39
*122
124
*38%
*122
39
124
145
38 3/4
122
203A
146
38%
122
15,300
500
370
21,300
l,6i0
500
80
32%
33
33%
33%
333/8
32%
33%
3,500
38%
38 34
39
39%
393/8
39%
39 Va
2,500
*54%
55 y2
55%
55%
56%
700
132%
132%
131%
132%
130%
130%
129%
12%
12%
12%
123/a
123/8
12%
130%
123/B
1,800
155%
15574
156 Va
156%
156 Vb
155%
156 y4
42,200
12
155%
71%
72
72%
73
134%
133%
134%
50%
50%
49%
50%
*ii5y4
115%
115%
115%
134
9%
9%
9%
22%
23 Va
223/4
23
86%
9%
56
72%
133%
49'
115%
9%
56
56
16,500
72%
733/8
1333/4
133 %
660
49 ya
48%
15,500
115%
115%
49y8
115%
733/8
134
934
170
9%
93A
7,700
21%
22%
13,200
84
87
22%
23
86%
87
87%
70
69 Va
69 V*
*69%
693A
70
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
4,600
863/4
100
26,100
86%
87
69%
69%
*691/4
15%
15%
15%
88
88
38%
38%
39
39%
38%
39%
38%
38%
48%
48%
48%
49
49
49
48
49
30%
29%
30%
29%
30 Va
*86
350
87
*85
87
*85
750
960
Anchor
24
102
May 12
Jan
15
40% Oct 15
38% May 1
11% Nov 21
4% May
48% Dec
5
10
31% Jan
50% Dec 19
,24% Jan 24
6% Jan
3
60
For footnotes
2
106% May 21
53% Jan 10
see
July
7
page 22.
26% Jan
102
2
30% Apr
7
106J/2Mar
Apr
38% Apr
17
41% Feb
9
12
Apr
8
4% Feb 17
43
Apr
7
45
Jan
15
5
5
56'A Apr 17
15% Feb 26
5
52
Jan
Jan
7
9
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
6.25
$4 preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co——
21.50
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp-10
Andes Copper Mining
_14
A P W Products Co Inc
Archer-Daniels-Midland
-
5
No par
29
"102
*39
53
12%
*4%
*42%
29 V*
103
39%
55
12%
4%
43 V\
29%
*102
39%
54 y®
*12
*4%
43
103
39%
55%
12 Va
4%
43
102
*39%
53%
*12%
4%
*43
102
*102
104
293A
*102
102Vb
50
39%
56%
28,000
40
39%
39 %
38%
54%
53%
54%
53%
13
43/8
43%
*12%
*4%
43
13
4%
43%
5,600
♦29
♦12
*4%
43
12%
1,600
100
4%
100
43%
700
11
12
The Commercial
(1688)
Financial
and
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
23% Mar 27
9
Argo
Armco
37% Apr
7
43% Jan
5
10% Jan
2
12% Mar 26
83
12% Mar
22
8% Oct
16% Feb
93
5
Mar 13
Jan
2
57
Jan
28
48% Feb
9
54% Apr
92 % Jan
3
Apr
1
92% Apr
6
97
Jan
107% Nov
3
116% Jan
22
108% Mar 11
112
Jan
7
Dec
31
24
9% Dec
6
32% Dec
31
7% Oct
19
22
,*25% May
19% Jan
16% Mar 16
19
16% Jan
9% Jan
22
23% Mar 25
15
Feb
31
Aug 18
26 7 Feb
20
22% July 25
19% Feb
10
29
93%
Carpet Co Inc.—-No par
Industries Inc
2.50
*9%
91
Feb
28
101
Dec
16
96
Apr
6
91
Jan
2
98
Jan
23
96
Jan
6
Oil
29% Apr
7
32
104% Dec
51% Jan
103
Jan
10
57% Jan
13
18
28% Ja*
5
94 % Feb
11
105% Apr
6
119% Jan
6
114
23
Dec
110
22
109% Apr
8
29 % Apr
36% May
31
Sep 15
2
*93% Jan
100% Juri
24
30% Jan 26
1
Jan
2
11%
18,200
91%
54 %
93%
91%
91
91%
91 Vi
90 Vi
7,600
%
90%
1,400
54%
54%
54%
54
54 Vi
1,800
93%
93%
93%
93
93Vi
*110%
111%
111%
111%
110%
111 Va
500
54%
*93
111
200
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
500
9%
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,200
29%
29
27%
.
29
700
16
16%
15%
16 Vi
15%
16
9,000
27%
16
27
-•
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
900
4,100
29
29%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
97%
96%
96 %
96%
96 %
97 '/a
97 Vi
*97%
new—10
30%
30%
30 Vi
30%
30%
95 %
96
95%
Co
Investment
96%
95 %
;—50
52%
52%
*52%
10
100
27 %
27%
27%
50
City
29
29
20%
20%
20%
20%
*96%
97%
97%
97%
98
97 Va
97%
98
98
30 %
30
30%
29%
30%
6,000
96%
96
97%
93%
*
200
40
series
5,400
52%
53%
53 %
53%
53
53%
1,400
27%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
97
97
97
95
96
70
109
110
107
109
2.500
1
109%
110
111
100
97
108
107%
110
110%
111
110
110
110
*109%
*96
Vi
111
*109%
*109%
800
29%
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
30 V i
29%
91
10
92
90
90%
91
91
91%
91%
91
91 Vi
400
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
2,700
33%
900
29%
'
B——100
—5
*29%
(voting*
20
convertible pfd series A—100
Atlas Tack Corp—
No par
33%
33%
106 %
106%
Atlas Corp
95 %
53
27%
*95
97
107%
Refining common
$3.75
*95
No par
RR
Line
Coast
Preferred
22
30% Feb
11 %
97%
Atlantic
99
11%
20%
2
33% Jan
7
16
11%
97%
Atlantic G & W I SS Lines
29% Apr
11%
*97 %
3
14
12,300
11 %
——100
—_100
Atlantic
Mar
39%
11%
Corp—
v——-1
2
Apr
90
Goods
Dry
Electric Co
preferred
1
4%
20
38%
15%
27%
Preferred
Atlantic
97% Mar 25
6
23
19%
39%
9%
16%
27 %
Common
5
Apr
25% Feb
97% Nov
Aug 26
9
75% Jan
26% May
52
1
123% Dec
94
96% Feb
13
Dec
'6
92% Apr
Jun
27
4
7
15
58
27
73% Feb
20%
39 %
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Atchison
21% Jan
20%
40
*29
15%
series—No par
1st
Associates
Mar 25
20%
39:%
*16%
30
30
Refining Co.—*—1
&
preferred
2nd preferred
5.25%
6%
20%
9%
Common
98% Mar 25
•
16%
Associated
22
Jan
20%
39 Vi
110%
*16%
2nd preferred $1.50
22% Mar 11
100
V
111
Corp.———5
Ashland
Mar 27
S luires
Apr. 17
93%
91
Constable
the Week
Friday
16
.
11%
V
54
Arvin
6
18% Mar 25
11
18% Feb
90
93%
Arnold
2
Apr
38 Vi
11%
Artloom
9
29
11%
54
32% Jan
28% Mar 31
16% Oct
coin-—.5
111
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 15
53%
,—10
38 %
No par
$4 convertible preferred—-No par
Wednesday
20
21%
:
PRICES
SALE
91
19%
38 %
—.
of Illinois
preferred—
$3.75
10% Mar 26
2
27% Dec
Corp
Co
&
5
——
HIGH
Apr. 14
$6 conv prior preferred—...No par
7
v*
Steel
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 13
Armstrong Cork Co com—.—.No par
2
99
46 % Nov
Oil Corp
Armour
Mar 25
96
10
77Vi Oct 22
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
31
42% Dec
1
35% May
22
27% Jan
7
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
15% Oct
2
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Frevious
Year 1952
Lowest
Chronicle... Monday, April
29%
13,900
Atlas ' Powder— *•
31% Sep
30
44% Jan
30
33
Feb
10
36% Mar 27
102% Oct
2
117% Jan
30
105
Jan
21
108 % Mar 18
4
24% Feb
12% Apr
22
1
Apr
23
27
18
6% Feb
Jan
4%
7
Nov
3
15% Feb
6
30
9% Jan
5
7% Jan
5
11% Mar
4
Autocar
17
15% Jan
3
13% Jan
9
17% Mar
6
Automatic
17
5
8% Nov 21
Conv
Avco
6% Jun
3
7
8% Feb
26
42% Jun
26
50% NOV
14
47
Apr
9
52% Feb
26
5% Dec
22
9% Jan
30
6
Jan
6
31% Oct
16
39% Dec
10
35% Jan
*8% Oct
6
11% Jan
22
10
7% Apr
*22
*
33%
33%
106'%
.
*22
*105'%
33 %
33%
*22
-No par
*15%
16
*15%
9%
Co of Amer—5
15%
(The) common——3
preferred
No par
7%
7%
7-%
47%
47%
47%
48
47 %
481/4
6
38%
10'%
26%
6%
38%
6%
39
10%
6%
38%
6%
6%
39%
10%'
10%
10%
26%
26%
26%
27%
45%
20%
46
46
46%
"20.%
6%
38%
10%
26%
46
20%
20%
21
21 %
*20%
*71
73
73
*71
*22
73
($1.20)
—
Canteen
Mfg Corp
15%
7
6%
7
*6%
7
*15%
9%
15%
16
22%
*6%
16
*9%
9%
16
*15%
16
*15%
16
*9 %
9%
9 "2
16
16
7%
100
106
106
22%
6%
pref
conv
33%
107
*105'%
22%
7
Co
6%
*33 %
107
*22
22%
5c
prior
$2.25
33%
106%
1
22%
6 %
common.——No par
Nichols
Austin
7% Mar 9
16% Mar 13
14% May
Oct
3
7% Dec
16
5% Oct
6
Mar
31
Common
7%
16
*15%
8
9
9%
7%
*15%
8
*48
100
——
2,500
9%
400
16
7%
7%
28,500
800
48 Vi
48
6%
39%
6%
6%
38%
38%
38%
10%
10%
10%
10%
26'%
27
25%
46
46'%
45%
46 %
21%
20%
20%
48
B
•
42% Mar 25
7
11% Mar 26
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
16
17% Feb
20
29% Dec 23
25% Feb
9
49% NOV
13
45% Feb
9
48% Mar 25
Apr
23
23% Jun
26
20 % Apr
7
22% Mar 17
65% Jan
11
73
Nov
24
70 % Jan
6
76% Mar 17
Oct
16
54% Dec
10
49
Feb
13
15% Dec
22
.
30% Mar 19
20
18
59% Apr
7
17% Mar 12
19% Jan
10
16
23
38,
9
Jan
Jan
41
36
May 7
20% May 23
9% Feb 21
24% Dec 22
11% Dec
5
Jan
12
39% Feb
22 % Apr
10
9% Feb
13
11% Feb
40
Dec
22
36
Apr
14
40
Jan
Barker
31
96
Apr
17
106
Jan
17% Feb
10
22% Mar
30
79% Jan
22
83
78% Feb
87
14
Sep
12
Apr
17
16
Oct
7
30
Jan
12
33 % Jun
17
13% Apr
2
31% Jan
14
10% May 16
15% Jan
19
14% Apr
28
23
Dec
9
18% Oct
27
28
Feb
28
*91% Feb
13
94
May 22
45 % Apr
24
64
Dec
22
29% Jan
14
38
|_
Dec
1
35
11
Feb
100
25% Oct
87
Jan
20
106% Dec
19
1% Nov
29% Mar
Feb
5
30% Mar 19
2
14
26% Feb
5
22% Mar 13
93
90% Mar 10
58% Apr
Apr
Jan
Bell
12
Feb
4%%
107% Feb
7
27
33% Apr
49% Apr
7
37% Jan
20
Best
Foods
6
57% Jan
6
139% Apr
6
744% Feb
39% Mar 12
36% Jan
13
33% Apr
18% Jan
17
2
22% Mar 17
29
*12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
22%
22%
22%
22%
*20%
22%
20%
19%
20
20
20%
*91%
94
*91%
94
9
21% Jan
Bliss
(E W)
Bliss
&
Dec
11
14
23
20% Jan
5
94
25% NOV
18
22% Feb
10
27% Mar 18
41% Dec
23
39% Apr
19% Jan
6
48% Mar 20
21% Jan.
Co—_1 peso
1
13%
*32%
94
1%
103
1%
25%
Y
26%
1 34%
34%
14%
*141%
14%
34%
34
52%
14%
14%
34
Chemical
5,700
16%
5,100
21%
21%
22
22
22%
21%
21%
25%
25 Vi
25%
25 Vi
25 Vi
25%
25
25%
3,900
40%
40.%
40%
41%
41%
42 %
40%
41%
19,300
20
20
—2.50
Co
21%
—7,50
Feb
18
14% Jan 14
11% Mar
6
11
Jan
13
14
9
90
Mar 31
58% Mar 27
86
•
21%
25%
25%-
'40%
19%
>
20
x27%
28
41
•
4 Y 20
20%
*20
20%
27%
Borden
Mar 25
10% Nov 13
39% NOV
14% Feb
12% Jan
14
47% Feb 21
13
21
27%
*27%
28%
10%
10 Vi
10%
10%
13%
14
13%
14
11%
11%
11%
54%
46% Mar
43% Feb
18
2
Dec
1
30% Apr
15
9% Nov
17
14% Jan
25
9 % Apr
6
11% Jan
15% Apr
7
22% Dec
2
21% Jan
2
33
33
Mar
9
38% Dec
12
37
Jan
7
42% Feb
37'
21
35% Jan
2
95
35% Feb
4
Jan
9
103% Jun
4
24% Oct
21
27% Jun
*50
Jan
Oct
23
22% Oct
16
13 % Sep
15
55%
Feb
16% Dec
99% Feb
9
27% Jan
29
54
Jan
29
5%
cum
14
11% Jan
2
12% Feb
16
Brown
&
3
Jan
23
66% Jan
5
Brown
Shoe
18% Jan
2
15% Dec
12
26
16
20
20%
27%
27%
27%
10
10
14
14%
13%
14%
7,500
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
800
56%
56 Vi
56 Vi
56%
5,200
80%
79%
80
79 Vi
5,100
92 Vi
90
91
13%
22% Mar 17
,.—100
preferred
Bigelow
13%
13
13%
145
Inc
Bucyrus-Erie
.".5
54% Mar 10
Buffalo
Forge
25% Mar 23
Bullard
Co
43% Mar
Bulova Watch Co Inc—
1
14
17% Jan.
3$
16% Mar-25
2
7
19% Jan
3
B
92% Apr
14
84
Apr
13
Jan
25
84
18
78
Jan
30
Apr
16
Dec
22
18% Jan
7
12
Jan
2
14% Dec
31
118
Apr
26
33
Apr
28
1
12
8% Nov
13
19% Oct
28
104% Apr
14
19% NOV
12
129
July 8
39% Sep
2
14% Dec 31
83% Dec
14% Jan
4
17
Jan
12% Apr
16
'
Apr
13% Apr
14
17
78
2
Jan 1.2
91% Jan
,
6
7
Jan <30
Budd
-
$5
(The). Co common
preferred Z
:
38%
Burlington Mills Corp common—l
preferred
—2
100
3%% preferred
100
.
38 %
35%
22%
.
38%
35%
39
22%
95
24%
24%
24%
24%
49%
49%
*49 %
49%
12%
Y 37%
•24%
49%
12%
.
:
*35%
36
22
22%
*94
*
*94
96
;
'
Mar 12
Feb
13% Mar 31
15% Feb
82% Jan
86
7
2
16
Mar 16
Bush
1
Terminal Bldg
5%
conv
Butler
prior
Bros
4%%
7%
pfd
10o
50
preferred
12%
13%
96
*94
*49%
14
9
Apr
12% Feb ,26
Butte Copper &
5
9%
23
Jan
2
27% Mar 20
19
109% Mar 10
20% Apr
17
24 Va Mar:12
Byers Co (A M) common—No par
7% participating preferred
10o
Byron Jackson Co
lo
25 %
Jan
14
Zinc..
—
>108
;
,
10
3,500
49%
12%
64%
*64%
65
-
20%
20 %
20%
19%
20
.
25%
26 >
26
26%
26%
26%
-14%
14%
15%
82%
*81%
82%
*81%
-82%
82
49
*48
100
12%
;
-5-
12%
65
*64 %
-14%
•
15
14%
f.
,
12%
3,700
300
«
1,200
,
27%
v
8,200
14%
9,800
82 is-
,100
*48%
49 %
*48%
49%
"49%
100
22%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
5,900
*40'/a
40%
40%
40%
•40%
40%
*40%
40%
12%
»
.
12%
12%
•
85
84
84
80
*74
13
12%
12%
*84
*74 A
■*-
.
80
16%
16%
37%
13%
"•
-.
*84
9%
X25
13%
85
-i
9
25%
*13%
129
*37 Va
r.
16%
13%
Xl3%
*127
85
105
96
.22,,.
14%
84%
>
24% -24%
20%
■
38
13%
3,700
64%
49
129
15
—2
,22%
12%
16% ,16%
*37%
400
22
„
25%
84
80
5.800
35%
20%
12%
84
*74
>127
38%
*35
64%
40%
100
common—.:
preferred
par
8,200
64%
25%
*40%
38%;
21%
.
700
8,200
23
,12%.
•••-.
22,%
5
?
36
24%
49%
3
4
; 22%
23
.
1,100
9%
20
22
4
% Apr
23 %
*49
20
lo
Jan
25
23%
23%
95
*48
108% Jan
26
23%
14%
:
new
30% :;
9%
"
21%
?
64%
25%
43%
30%
9%
'
•,
-12%
:
43%
30%
9%
•
36
24%
12%
20
45
*30 %
9%
*81%
130
38
1,400
30%
14%
Bush Terminal Co.
9
12%
45%
82%
Burroughs Adding Machine..No
21
140
12%
9%
•14%
9
Jan
91 Vi
45%
*81%
3
Jan
78%
880
30%
38
"
50%
l
15
35
56%
460
-
9%
No par
17% Feb
Mar
10
*90
;
*83
.78
*83
,
i
v:
9%
16%
13%
129
129
*37%
9
109%
*106
109
V. 21
21
21
26%
2%
*13%
*127
38
14%
85
>
9 %
108 %
*106
.
'
9%
26 %
26
...
10% <,
13%
108
,
30
14
85%
9
900
«
37%
85%
-
»
25%
*106%
50
7,900
,
130
13%
•85%-
9%
:s\
,
37 %
14
26%
*106
21%
-
16%
1
13%
130
85
.
26
21%
13%
*37%
14%
*84%
25
,16 %
*127
38
14
10%
78
15,700
85
*73
-
400
•
.
12% -12%
85
*73
-
"
7 Z
1,500
27 3i
V
30%
23%
38 Vi
*64%
•
46
..No par
-2
Co
14
125
:'
9%'
96
*49
15
Co
-
*94
,_1
.
Co
*91
9%
'
30%
23%
...24%
.——40
conv
Brunswick-Balke-Collender___No par
27% Mar 23
7
2
37%
2.50
preferred —•
83 % Feb
Apr
7
11% May
3%%
13%
*45
9%
23%
Brooklyn Union Gas com.—No par
47
4
14% Nov
84% Jan
78 % Jan
30%
9%
;•?',■
•;
46 Vi
30%'
2.50
..5
14% Apr
7
78% Jan 28
Aug
,36% May
.
46
—5
Co
50
20
Dec
40% Feb
76
wi.————100
13%
21%
14
19
13%
21%
10
1.700
79%
91
13%
600
55%
78 Vi
91
;
33%
RR—•
Bristol-Myers Co common
24% Apr
24% Jan
78
79
91 %
36 %
49% Apr
62
55%
78%
*91
36%
5
20% May 26
27% July 24
11%
55
—5
100
8IV2 May 29
76 % Jan
41
■
———15
'.
;
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs. & Stratton
No par
63% Dec
20
17
2
26% Jan 20
Mar 31
*11%
—TOO
Brass
•12% Feb
31
51% Jun
94
Inc—1.25
Club
Bearing Co
Airways Inc.-.,
54% May 29
3
11% Oct
21% Apr. 13
14
Roller
Bridgeport
38%> Mar 11
Nov
Maine
5%. preferred
Bower
24
*23% Nov 10
•
■
Braniff
18
13%
Common wi
2
Jan
preferred
&
7
30% Apr
1
...
Co " (The)
3%%
25% Mar 10
35
10%
Borg-Warner Corp common
13% Mar 19
25% Jan
10
—f-No par
Stores* Inc.——
Boston
:
—
„...
Book-of-the-Month
'94% Jan 12
,
77
19%
13
75% Feb
1,400
2,500
*76
33 Vi
1
52% Jan
29,900
14%
14%
77
2,900
51%
140%
19%
July
15
33%
34%
51
140%
14%
14%
*75%
2,100
16
6
Dec
34%
142
21,800
33%
Bon Ami Co class A—...No par
54% Aug 28
34%
52%
52
141%
1%
26%
19%
3
95% Apr 23
34%
.
40
102
1% 4
26
16%
12% Mar 12
82
*98
1%
26%
19%
23 Va Mar
8
100
1%
26%
...
16%
29% Mar 18
9
3,400
16%
2
89% Jan
8,000
35%
34
2
61% Jan
-
60%
35%
20
12% Nov
..
94
59%
77
'
4
*91%
35%
19%
2
3
1,200
16 Vi
Jan
Mar
20%
*33%
7
12
*19%
19%
2
9% May 17
49% Jan
3
300
5,100
16%
Airplane
Class B
1,300
-
12%
61%
100
14%
*75%
29%
22%
21
35
1411,2
77
29%
*12%
.
60%
52%
141%
20
19%
25
Bond
*91%
26%
34%
34%
52%
*75%
34%
1%
26%
142
14%
,
77
*100
34%
50%
51%
142
*75%
.
29%
5,500
.16%
21%
29% Jan
16 %
29%
10
14%
33'
19%
11% Jan
30
14%
33%
16%
29
Jun
14%
*32%
19%
15
25
14%
33%
29
60
16 %
6% Oct
29
13%
33
29
1,200
3,400
1
Co
21% Dec
Oct
*100
1%
33%
Co_._—_•—
5
Bohn Alumium & Brass Corp—..5
17
13%
29
3,000
.
84
33
*91%
26
*82
900
10
(Delaware).
Co
Laughlin Inc
Blockson
Boeing
>
13%
*32%
103
1%
26
Black. & Decker Mfg Co.—„No par
24% Mar 12
27
(Del)
•
12%
22
20%
*
Blaw-Knox
15% Feb
18% Apr
83
13%
50%
18
22% Oct
83
33
*140%
28
31% May 16
83
22%
20%
com—No par
22% Dec
5
*81
12%
...
18% Nov
3
83
36%
100
28%
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
7%
20
Nov
15% Oct
*81
'
21%
36%
21%
13%
1
Bethlehem Steel
15% Mar 15
32
21
*100%
15
13
*95
21
36%
35%
103
1%
36% Dec
Jan
20%
100
20
60%
55% Dec 31
16
96
36
*97
20
60%
Consol Mining
82% Jan
36%
96
36
100
20
12%
Co
6
36
20%
36
*96
35%
&
8
10%
35%
Best
Feb
10%
60%
Benguet
Apr
10%
59%
7
14
10%
35%
5
76
10%
60
1% Jan
7
14
10%
35%
27% Jan
Jan
1,500
35%
2
18% Jan
30
22%
59%
20
84
38%
22%
5
Corp
146% Aug 26
2
16%
38%
common.—10
Loan
Apr
1% Jan
6
15
16%
39
22%
28%
*81
500
3.700
56%
*22%
20
-.102
19%
55%
*38%
83
*97
4,200
74
22%
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Cum
16%
41,900
«
39
10
preferred
Beneficial
25% Feb
1
37%
16%
11,900
22%
*38%
1
1
—
Aviation
Bendix
27
38
Corp
Howell Co common
Bell &
68% Mar 20
6
16
Aircraft
36%
16%
57
16%
10
Belding-Heminway
7
2
10%
56'%
57
*32%
Beech-Nut Packing Co
Jan
Marl6
16%
22%
56%
4,500
4,700
'
26%
*71
—100
27
12
20% Apr
19% Mar
56%
16%
3.9
22%
10%
*38%
10%
*71
100
1
—50
RR
1
3
139% Apr 29 /
12% Oct 16
76% Sep
Creek
Beech
16%
39
22%
12.50
Beech Aircraft Corp...-
29
56%
16%
No par
pfd
4%%
(A Si
57%
73
*38%
22%
10%
preferred-. —100
.2.50
22
1% Mar
16
46% May
Beck Shoe
16
*71
50
_10
common
29% Jan
14
Oct
25
33% Jan
Mills Inc
56%
,
—10
——
Works Corp
convertible
3%%
Beaunit
9
16% Mar 20
8
32
Apr
preferred
Iron
Bayuk Cigars Inc
Beatrice Foods Co-common
4
4
46
10
Brothers common-
4%%
Bath
23
Dec
22% Jan
Ohio
&
Barber Oil Corp new
27
107
<The).No par
Corp
13
common
100
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
18
16
(T)
Bangor & Aroostook common
50
Convertible 5% preferred——100
25% Mar 19
16
16% Oct 22
33% Apr
94 % Apr
1
14
Jan
Jan
36% Feb
42
Babbitt
Inc
Babcock & Wilcox Co
7
"•
'10
2,200
9
•
v;.
■
150
3,300
v;
26
:
2,600
108%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
4,400
.'2%
.2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
5,800
7%
8%
8%
8%
7%
8%
.
-
■
1,666
'
24% May 16
,
29
1% Oct 28
•
Jan
2
3% Jan 22
25% Apr
2
27% Jan
20
7
2
California Packing Corp—L—5
3% Mar
'6
Jan
7% Apr
2
Callahan Zinc-Lead
9% Mar
2
Calumet & Heel a Inc.
26%
26%
.1
2%
2%
5
7%
8
Campbell W <&, C Foundry—No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.65%
24%
...
'
7% Apr 30
2
22% Jan
.
9
89
10% J an
26
17
Dec 12
24
Apr
8
.
27% Jan -29
July 17
11% Jan
7
18% Jan
9
Dec
95
Jan
14
92% Jan
8
102
Jan
30
43% Jan
4
19
*16% May 26
31% Nov
17
*46% Nov 25
9% Oct 15
16% Oct
9
13% Mar
3
$4.25
conv
preferred
11,400
97
*96
97%
'49%
51
*18
18
28%
29%
29%
29%
19% Mar 23
Carey
12%
50
Capital Airlines Inc
page 22.
12%
18%
Cannon
see
12%
18%
Canadian
Por footnotes
12%
50
5
(Philip)
12%
97
Jan
5
12%
18%
54
17% Jan
1,000
12%
50
13% Jan 29
18% Jan 30
12%
98
1
Pacific
12%
18 Vi
9
Mills
24%
*49%
27% Apf
17
24%
*97
Canadian
5
11% Apr
24%
*
Canada Southern Ry Co
6
Jan
48 % Apr
24%
18%
2
34
3
25
51
Apr
20% Feb
Jan 31
25
18%
50
18 % Apr. .15
Apr
24%
*49%
46% Jan 22
56
24%
.100
5
11
Ry
7,900
24%
Ltd——No par
Sep
Jan
16%
8
98
51
Breweries
12%
7%
*97
20
'40% Mar 31
—No par
26%
'•2%
.
'
97
97
*50
3i
51
100
*18
18%
300
43,600
•
60
Mfg
28%
29%
27%
28%
*48%
*48 Vi
49
.1
Co
—25
_No par
-a.
48%
11%
48%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12
lo
18%
18%
18%
6,100
18%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,400
29%
49
*48%
49
*48%
49
28%
100
'
20, 1953
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
108
Carolina Clinchfield
113 Va Mar 19
6
43
Mar
Apr
6
49
Jan
4
34 % Jan
2
45% Mar
5
Carrier
55 Va Jan
Mar
5
Conv
prelerred 4%
9
Conv
preferred
5
41% Dec
10
39 % Oct
30
53% Jan
28
21% Jan
23
36% Dec
42
Carolina
4
16
Corp
10
58
Dec
5
72
57 % Oct
16
;1 72
Dec
4
69
Jan
5
89 Va Mar
1018 Feb
20
14% Dec
3
13 V8 Feb
10
14% Mar 27
Carriers
Oct
21
30 % Apr
18
19
14
25
Jan
Case
142
Nov
3
154% Aug
21
138 % Mar 16
143
Jan
47
% Jan
2
Dec
31
Jan
3
104% Aug
7
33% Oct 30
5
131 % Dec
51% Jan
2
150% Feb
26
22
{99 Va
66
Apr
27% Apr 17
38% Jan
6
128'/a Feb 24
133% Jan
2
7Vo
5
4% c/o
19% Feb
19
20 Va Mar 25
Central
6 Va Apr
6
7% Feb
26
Central Foundry
6
40 Va Jan
22
Central of Georgia
73 Va Jan
30
8
47% Jan
17
68 Va Dec
8
10% Jan
29
13
Dec
22
40% Aug 18
37% Apr
;
Apr 24
Aguirre
Sugar
8
110% Oct
25
Mar 27
Central
Hudson
Gas
13
42% Mar 25
Central
Illinois
Light
110
5
24% Oct
9
21% Apr
6
Feb
20
24% Oct
9
22
Apr
7
28% Feb
25
Class
1
2
22% Mar 27
Central
1/256 Apr
17
14% Jan
15
20% Dec
1/
-At Apr
Central
17% Mar 16
21
Feb
6
3
10
Jan
29
9
58 % Feb
8
31
Apr
6
13% Oct 23
16% Apr
1
14
Va FeD
18
15% Mar 20
33 % Oct
42
Feb
8
32
Apr
10
37
15% Dec 31
r
8
Apr
Dec
x34
: 'i
28
8% Jan
9% Mar 12
8
38% Jan
Feb
"13%
13%
' 13%
13%
13%
1,400
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
21,100
141
138%
138 Va
138%
138 Va
58
x58%
"139
57%
101%
"100%
101%
"99
29%
27%
130
"127%
28%
"127%
"127%
28
32,200
130
1,700
18 Va
18%
2,300
16%
"16%
16%
20 Vb
20 Va
"20
20 Va
400
6%
6%
1,400
18%
"18%
16%
16%
"16%
20 Va
20
20
20%
20
6 Va
200
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
34
33
33
67%
"65%
66%
66
66%
66
66 %
66
66
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
6,800
37«/2
38%
38%
38%
39
39
39
39
38
38
1,400
105%
104
105
101
103
22%
"22
22%
19%
103%
9.50
"23
23%
"22%
20%
20%
1/128
1/128
1/128
22%
"22%
23%
22P/4
22%
100
20%
20%
20%
10,600
1/256
1/128
1,056,300
15%
15%
15%
1,100
1/128
15
15
No par
14%
14%
9%
"9
15
"15
'
31%
31%
31%
31%
_1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
10
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
*
29%
30
30
30
preferred
;
__No par
Manufacturing.,
1.25
99%
99
31%
31%
Corp
■9
99%
31 Va
100
31%
4,800
14%
"32
14%
14%
3,100
32%
14%
•
700
9
"8%
31%
9
9%
3t %
19%
-V'i 23
•
15%
"9
9%
"9
_5
140
5,700
19%
22%
20%
1/64
7
(rV'C 19%
1/128 1/128
23%
20%
700
23
19%
y
23%
"22 '/a
20%
23
%
103%
1,500
20%
19%
20%
;_5
1
100
18%
18%
16%
19%
Co
2,500
85%
18%
;
Belt
30
59%
101
84%
18%
23
Co
300
27 Va
130
"16%
19%
Corp
Products
"
"127%
28%
28
28%
130
16%
105%
Sugar
200
>
138'/a
59%
"99
86%
20 Va
Pasco
67
"137
60 %
85%
106%
Violeta
600
8,600
41%
"81% \ 84
87%
20
Corp
40%
101
"99
1,800
44
"65
66%
59%
58%
28%
130
"22
West
>
101
1/128
de
Chain
'84
13%
"105
South
Certain-Teed
3
84
13%
10
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro
5
84
13%
39%
12%
Rights
2
84
"66%
50
&
17
66%
81%
108
"65%
ioo
Public Service.
B
20 V8 Jan
16% Apr
67%
81%
of N J class A—50
Central RR Co
15 % Feb
15
42%
"20
"
common
preferred
Central Illinois
2
28% Feb
24
42
16%
5
preferred series B vtc
4% Ve
6
Jan
20% Mar
42
86%
100
13
'•
41
65
88 Va
& Elec__No par
9
14
40%
65
33%
26
Apr 17
40%
87%
Ry vtc___No par
Jan
19% Apr
"43
"6%
Jan
101
2
21% Nov
43%
87%
18%
1
65
29
Co
Co
12 Vb Jan
Jan
43%"
109
18 Va
20
—:
32
19% Oct
104
preferred
5%
43%
"108%
'
common—___No par
5Vo
35 Va Dec
43%
28%
Corp
Celotex
16% Mar 18
7
43%
87%
19% Mar 25
23
43%
57%
preferred series A.100
9
14
39
141
conv
24
9% Feb
39%
19
"127%
Feb
16
17
39%
108%
20
101%
—100
17% Feb
20% Mar 12
19% July 30
36
2nd preferred—
108
40
13%
57
common——_10
370
108%
40
"83.
'139
100
„
Tractor
2
15.
•
Jan
19%
y Preferred 4.20%
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com_.No par
28
24
6
98
12.50
preferred
Caterpillar
24
17'/a Jan
15% Oct
17% Jan
77*
y
2
Feb
105
19% Jan
110% Jan
Oct
9
65% Jan.
6
13
"65
"80%
13%
(J I) Co common
84% Apr
6
Oct
57
101 % Apr
5
series
50
series—50
1
Corp
Shares
108%
40
411/4
67
40 %
4.807*
General
&
V
the Week
43%
"43
10
Apr. 16
Apr. 15
39%
108
109%
40
.
Friday
Apr. 17
Thursday
Wednesday
40
108%
5
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Apr. 14
No par
common—
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 13
Ry_100
Light
2
9 4'/a Nov
16
Apr
&
Power
Carpenter Steel Co
4
39% Jan
Monday
Par
Ohio
&
14
Aug
20
116
STOCK
Apr
9
Feb
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
x37%Jan
104% Jan
34
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
Range for Previous
32%
32%
1,800
29%
1,500
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
29% Feb
July 24
105% Oct
18
Jan
98
30
1
22% May
99
21
15
$4.50
8% Jan
17
5% Feb
17
34% Jan
26
29 Va Apr
17
31 Va Feb
4
33% Jan
2
39% Dec
10
36 Va Apr
81 % Jan
4
88
Dec
23
81
23% Dec
23
19% Apr
Jun
20
23% Jan
16 % Feb
20
27
22% July 22
15% Feb
20
20
28% Dec
28 % Apr
v
23 % Mar 13
26% Jan
1
Apr
17
34% Jan
21
1
18% Dec
17
14% Feb
10
18
Jan
37
36 Va
81
81%
20%
19%
20
10 Va Dec
18
8% Apr
17
10
Jan
18% Oct
15
24
X39 % Feb
27
51% Dec
Apr
6
22% Jan
7
51% Jan
Jan
16
20% Apr
26
l6%FeD
20
42% Dec
30
35% Feb
18
.45% Apr
24
56% July 23
15
i
75
61% Apr 28
'.
25
24%
24%
19%
20%
19%
20%
20%
20%
"20%
21
31%
31%
31%
31%
"31%
32
"31%
31%
31
31%
900
15%
15%
"15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
1,700
No par
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1,900
31% Jun
17
16
13% Feb
Childs
Jan
31 Vb Mar 31
39
30
77% Apr
Jan
39% Apr
6
4
28% Jan
2
17
102
4
35% Jan
22
51
Jan
28
4
u
95% Jan
2
14% Jan
Jan
100
102
12
Jan
Sep
Mar
80
10
48% Dec
22
37% Apr
Apr
Apr
8
80
Feb
10
9
51
Apr
7
106
Apr. 14
109 Va Jan
105% Mar 12
110
Apr
4
65% Jan
14
75
Dec
29
37 % Jan
26
44
Sep
3
39 % Dec
72% Feb
Jan
18
3% Oct
24
6% Jan
2
32% Jan
102
Jan
7
2
19
26
6
95
7
5
90
28 % Apr
4
40% Jun
109% Jan
7
Jan
7
117% Jun
13
17% Oct
47% Dec
2
15
95
Apr
22% July
22% Feb
17
Oct
16
41
Jan
18
39
Jan
38
Jan
33
Jun
Jan
125% Feb
17% Apr
6
59
Nov
28
55
3
40% Feb
1
38 va Jan
8
43% Apr
38% Jan
4
39% Feb
1
9
29
1'6% Jan
11
13% Apr
7
15
10% Dec
5
13% Jan
15
11% Jan
29
56% Jun
11
Nov
26
5
Jan
5
2
61% Apr
4
27 % Aug 13
24% Feb
9
20
14
44% Jan 30
39 Va Jan
26
20
38% Aug
7
33 Va Apr
17% Oct
27
35V8 Jan
11
18 Va Apr
7
17
30% Jan
2
34% Dec
31
33% Apr
6
32% Jan
14
34% Dec
31
34
Apr
6
37% Mar 16
35 Va Dec
26
35% Dec
31
34% Apr
6
37% Mar 16
Nov
37
*
Columbus
26% Mar 16
Engineering Inc.No par
6
Commercial
Credit
2 2 % Jan
2
Commercial
Mar 25
46
10
10% Feb
28% Jan
2
21% Apr
25
27
V
Nov
-7% May
t
2
6
31% Feb
7
29
1
12% Jan
25
39 Va Nov
19
37% Jan
109% Mar 27
107% Apr
19
2
July
8% Apr
22
16% Jan
23
64 Va Feb
4
27% Sep
9%
16Va Apr
-
34 Va Jan
102
,102%
<■
12
35% Feb
22% Feb
38% Jan
14
15
109% Jan
8
3
104% Apr
17
108% Feb
5
2
43% Dec 31
39 Va Apr
7
Jan
30
lOOVa Apr
17
103
Jan
90
16% Jun
17
103% Feb
8
12
19% Dec
4
18% Jan
2
89 Va Dec
,
18
96
Feb
7
90 Va Jan
2
41% Aug 19
92
Jan
48% Dec 31
5
99
Jun
16
"108% Sep 16
117
Feb
8
For footnotes see page 22.
45% Jan 13
45
102% Feb 11
24% Mar
95 V8 Apr
52% Mar 20
Apr
9
97% Jan
112% Jan
16
120% Feb
92 Va
9
10
8
27
73%
"73%
74%
"73%
74%
44%
25%
43 Va
43 '/a
"43 Vb
44%
"43'/a
44%
20
9,000
25%
25%
39%
40%
25 Va
35%
25 %
24%
25
92 Va
92
92
3%
3%
3%
28%
28%
28%
86
29%
"132
135%
86
86
"118%
119
86
"85%
118
118%
x44 Va
45%
40
1,600
2,300
135
20
86
300
118%
900
44
44%
44%
3,300
44%
"86%
87%
87%
88
87
87
"86%
88
"20%
21
20%
21%
21%
21%
"20%
21%
1,400
18%
19
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
9,200
58
58%
58
58%
58%
59%
400
60
61%
"60
61%
30
18'/a
.*
18%
59
59
'
"61%
•
62
"61%
62
"61%
62
"60
61%
"60
61%
"60
61%
90
250
40%
42
42%
43%
43
43%
42 Va
43%
8,900
41
41%
42%
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
3,500
13%
13%
28,200
13%
8,700
14 VB
13%
13%
xl3%
13%
14%
14
14 Va
13 V2
14
62%
13%
"62
"62
62%
62%
62%
i
13%
13%
"62
62%
20
47%
48
48
48%
47%
48
47%
43%
3,500
24%
25
25
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
3,100
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
44 %
43%
43%
5,200
33%
34%
34'A
34%
33%
34 %
33%
34
6,400
18%
19 Vo
19
19>/a
18%
19
18%
18%
4,300
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
9,800
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
34%.
"34%
34%
1,000
"35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
1,400
7%
"7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
1,000
24
24%
2,700
23%
23%
..
;
,r'
29
"900
"900
"900
—
"132
135
3%
44%
44
44 Va
87
20%
18%
59
61 %
60 %
40%
40%
13%
14
63
47%
25 Va
43 Va
34"
18%
34%
34%
4,800
25%
92%
4
118%
118
"900
11,200
94
"133
86
117%
117%
39
25
28%
29
86
24%
38%
"3%
134
134
23 3 a
40 V8
24%
3%
3%
28%
25%
"92%
94
"92%
24%
39%
V
25%
39%
25
39
25
94
25%
38%
300
38%
39 Va
14,000
107%
107%
107 Va
107%
1,600
26%
26%
3,000
102%
102 Va
N Y com—No par
—No par
Elec Light
Power Co of Bait
Grocers
•
8%
9
38%
38 Va
38%
38%
107% 107%
"107Va
107%
107 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
104%
102%
38
&
com—No par
series B
series C
100
100
Corp—1,3373
26%
"104% 105%
98 %
98%
16%
16%
Consolidated Laundries Corp—^—5
Consolidated Natural Gas—15
"12%
pfd—100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc^-—1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
.10c
"27% 28%
8%
8%
9 ~; 9
Aircraft
—1
com_:—No par
19% 19%
36 %
36%
104
104%
105% 105%
40% 41
"100% 101
23% 23%
95
95
51
51%
"92% 93%
118% 118%
Vultee
Consumers Power Co
.
73%
44%
38%
Gas
Consolidated
3
18
Apr
Jan
31% May
xl8% Jan
-
20
75
"43 Va
38%
/ Consol RR of Cuba 6%
12
160
"73%
14,000
2
23
5,300
8%
Jan
May 16
109% Nov 26
110
51%
106%
29%
Apr " 2
38% Dec
2
2
~Io
51%
106%
8%
58
20% Dec
15
Jan
83
52
29%
13
;
106
9Va
5
6
"81
83
106
51%
51%
106%
29%
23
10% Jan
X51 %
"106
8%
Jan
1
"81
83
83
.
280
165
73%
'•
'
83
"155
165
29%
*__No par
_
53% Jan
6
52%
106%
"81
"155
8%
Inc.-;
preferred
Consolidated
Feb
52
106
165
"29%
2
9
165
8%
4%
12 Va Jan
Mar 24
"155
600
2,100
29 Va
4VzVo
i
39 v*
8%
Preferred
6
38
29 Va
Preferred
10% Jan
39%
38%
29%
7
20
39%
"29 Va
5
7% Feb
39 Va
24%
Mar 26
1
14
Apr
39
23
Jan
11
15
9
v
Oct
39
800
24%
102
38% Jan
16%
81
23%
110% Jan
7
16%
80 Va
23 Va
15
27% Apr
16%
24%
Coppermfnes Corp—5
Consolidated
Consolidated
12
31%
24%
Consol Edison of
39 Va Dec
8
31%
23%
5
,
32
23%
4
5
31%
31%
101
24%
15
11
13
"99 Va
7%
14% Jan
18
11% Jan
16
1,000
84%
13 Va
101
23%
40% Feb
16% Mar 10
12,000
13
13%
"99 Va
140
24%
109% Jan
•
86
86%
86
86%
'
7%
9
<
18,300
23 Va
9
<
27
24%
',
28
26%
—10
_uNo par
r——.-
Apr
96
2,900
27%
27
Publishing Co—No par
Nast
Mills- Corp
25
$5
46
7%
Congoleum-Nairn
% Jan 15
96
45%
81%
34%'
35%
;:
•'•V-'
».
Feb
14
52% Oct
Conde
{ Cone
conv
l Consolidated Cigar
26% Apr
10% Aug 13
.
11
.V
*•
preferred—i-25
preferred
..25
convertible
30
102 Va Apr
105% July 15
Apr
17
$1.32
$1.40
3
27
No par
Solvents—
31% Jan
25
113
19
,
13
24
Jan
31
27
Jan
i
..
27% Jan
6
10
8
Nov
Feb
97%
Mar
8
6
27 Va Dec
25% Oct 23
106
24
Apr
22% Feb
32% July 18
Xl06% Jan
<
7% Jan
18
23% Oct 28
6% Dec
.
10
Co
Commonwealth Edison Co com.—25
4
'.V
i.
Southern Ohio Elec—5
&
Combustion
38% Jan
95%
46
"16%
"155
3,700
97
x81
20%
18 %
"58Va
61%
60 %
40%
40%
13%
13%
"62
47%
25
43 Va
33%
18%
34%
No par
Co
Carbon
39%
39%
96%
16%
43%
86 Va
preferred-No par
$4.25 cumulative
39%
110
81%
117%
"900
No par
Corp—No par
common-No par
Pictures
Columbian
37% Mar 17
20% Jan
■
Columbia
51% Mar 17
34% Oct
v
-—100
preferred—100
—
14
45,100
x80%
"16
3%
3%
28%
28%
"134
135%
"85%
86%
1
(The)
77%
xl6%
25%
37%
x24%
"92%
com——No par
preferred
79 Va
34
16%
"43Vs
common—
Corp
500
"32
81%
73%
No par
1
preferred—100
Inc
conv
cum
Va
39%
101
31%
6,300
3
11
46
/
*13'/a
"99 Va
31%
"31%
*
>13
13 %
101
800
13
81%
"155
"81
Molybdenum
Foods
85%
85 %
84%
"99 Vb
3,100
106% 106%
20
new
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com_.No par
$3.50
preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron
—No par
Colorado & Southern Ry com
100
4Vo noncumulative 1st pfd
100
4Vo noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys c! A-2.50
Class B
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
*
Jail
14% Apr
80%
2%
3,800
165
83
52%
52%
100
Ry Co com
Cluett Peabody & Co
7Vo
43% Mar 17
13% Oct
45VaJan
Co
4% cumulative 2nd
15
32% Jun
3
Equipment
Clopay
<
65% Mar 24
63
•______No par
5
Stores Co common
convertible preferred
Climax
Mar 24
6
79%
79%
"12%
12% *12%
"99Va 101
31 %
31%
16%
16%
"81 %
81 %
38% 39Vb
.
100
:
.
66 Vb Mar 24
6
5
common
Special guaranteed 47* stock__50
Clevite
Corporation .>new_—
1
27
Jan
59% Mar
Investing Co
preferred
♦
1
67
com
100
57* noncumulative preferred—100
i Cleve Elec Illuminating com_No par
$4.50 preferred
f— _—No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
gtd___50
20% Mar 17
6
10
Jan
79Va
200
22%
11
80%
79
27%
2
53% Feb
34
27
Internat'l
6
"32
27 Va
Co
20 Va Apr
34
26%
13
55
80
"32
45%
Coca-Cola
89 Va Jan
7
79Va
12%
11%
33%
."32
"11 Vb
7,400
94
9 Va
9
3Va
3Va
11%
97%
Coca-Cola
47% Jan
12
34
69 %
22%
13%
"3
3
"11
39%
6
7
24% Feb
33
"13
3 Vb
11'/4
3
"10%
45%
Gas & Electric
20
13
Dec
25
■"
13Va
13Va
13 Va
13
3Va
11
39%
19
42% Apr
131/8
3Va
11
97%
4
Jan
13 Va
10
25
300
74
"93%
91/4
97%
Mar 25
875
par
—1
56
55
"9
44%
4%7«
>86 Va Apr
2
42% Jan
22%
.
9 "A
"9
9
9
39%
Clinton
9
2
59% Mar 27
63
22%
22%
22%
22%
9%
44%
:
24
60
8
22%
"9
39%
23
Feb
86
78
23
Jan
94
"97%
Mar 10
Jan
134
2
130
4
874
87
94
"93%
95 ;
"93
45
27
85%
15
31% Mar 17
6
Mar 17
Jan
5
Feb
88
95
*.
43 Va Mar 20
Jan
Jan
3% Apr
2
91
136% Aug
25% Apr
22% Jan
36
9
25 vs Jan
3
3
68
97%
44% Mar 19
Feb 24
23% Apr 17
18% Mar-18
19
Mar 23
75
16
43 Va
81% Apr
3
•"71
69%
39%
Clark
6
29
22
8,600
74%
68
—25
C C C & St Louis
53% Jan
4
Dec
56% Sep
Dec
55
"73
69%
44%
26%
84%
6
83
Apr
80
75
53%
75
69%
4%Vc
158
155
24% Oct
56%
75
97%
City
6
5
130% Jan
55%
>
"
'71
39%
9
44% Jan
7
Mar 24
152
5
83% Feb
3
7
1
54%
preferred-
City Products Corp
16% Mar 18
21
2S% May
53%
Cab——No
5%%
33% Mar
48% Feb
1
10,700
17
City
9
74% Jan
Feb
39
_
.
2
12
38%
100
12
15% Feb
90
140
■
4
30% Jan
7
39%
Co—10
C I T Financial Corp new—_No par
Cities Service Co
L
i__10
9
1
40% Dec
:
30% Feb
10
12Va Mar 11
14
Oct
7
8 4 Va Apr
2
79% Nov
'
38%
4%» preferred i__
—
/Cincinnati Milling Machine
July
18
38%
'%
Mar 27
33% July
14% May 12
38%
common—..—
Cincinnati
4
Jr.n
95% Apr
102
38%
Chrysler Corp __;
43% Feb
7
2
Dec
14% Dec 30
21
37%
Chile Copper Co__
96% Jan
Dec
Co
convertible
5'/o
26% Apr
92
37%
Chickasha Cotton Oil——:.
3% Feb
10% Jan
& South
Chicago Yellow
14% Feb
16
conv
Chicago
7
9% Jan
Feb 27
9
2% Jan
37% Dec
8
17,400
37Va
100
i
22%
41% Jan 10
22
Jan
9
7,100
19 Va
221/4
23% Mar 13
12% Apr
114
89% Oct
43%
18 Va
Air Lines—No par
95
2
13
Mar 12.
48% Jan 25
4
17%
43
19 %
preferred series A
5Vo
12
6
8
103
17%
44
18%
preferred series A___100
Jan
Apr
19% Jan
6
2
17%
43%
18%
93%
Jan
1
17%
43%
18%
93%
4% Mar 12
94 % Jan
17%
.43%
18%
9
12% Feb
37% May
17%
43%
18
23
18
98
17%
43%
18
69%
18
68% Feb 27
17%
43%
17%
71'A
27
5
18
43Va
54%
92
13,400
17%
_100
68%
.
700
No par
71
62% Mar 19
-
com__No par
Pac
&
Western
53%
Oct
29% Nov
North
69
8% Sep
14
57*
6
Paul
St
series A noncum pfd
&
73
3
Nov
Milw
5%
Chic
68%
31
10
Chic
l:
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Nov
2% Oct 30
.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com.No par
$3 convertible preference—No par
20% Dec
13
preferred
24%
82% Mar 19
95
21
24%
19%
20'A
74% Mar 25
19
20
1,700
12,200
19%
2
11
19%
"20%
500
2.400
20'A
24%
12
Apr
;
24%
19%
24%
83
2OV4
63% Jan
81% Jan
i
13,800
19%
20
:___
65 Va Jan
72 Va Dec
37%
"80 >/a
20
24%
40
:
51% Jan
9
36%
81
20
;
lSVa
:
(The)
Corp
July 25
49% Jan
<12
42% -'an
20 Va
37V4
81
81%
24%
A
Class B
19 Va Mar 11
17
32% Feb
r
3,400
37Va
37%
20 ; •
8,400
29%
2OV4
2
17
.36%
"81
6%
29%
30
30
30
6%
6%
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
13
42% Apr
23
30
100
"99
100
6 Va
1
6
Mar 19
preferred
29%
29%
29%
"99
6%
30
37
81%
5%
6
28
7
30%
19%
Class
i
Oct
12% Mar
6%
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5
31
30%
36%
.Chicago
21% Mar 24
7
30%
81%
•{•
26% Mar 17
17
Apr
6%
30
of
convertible
3 Va %
18% Jan 26
100%
6%
7■
100
9
17
"99 Va
■
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
2
85% Jan
20
7
34% Dec
17
41% Feb
12
21% July
18% Feb
7
14
Corp
29%
99%
6%
Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
Chesapeake
30%
"
Checker Cab
23
Apr
Common
30
7 Va Mar 27
May 17
5% Oct
28
f„
32
/.
Jan
103% J-m
9
10
Apr
preferred
—No par
$4.52
preferred—
,•
No par f
Container Corp of America com—10{
4Vo preferred,.—
-:100
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50
preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common.4— 20
$3.75
preferred-.
^
No par
$4.25 conv 2nd preferred—No par
$4.50
—
54
13
54 Vs
26%
'
97%
96
96
'
16%
16%
16%
16%
"12%
12%
54
54 Va
54%
28
28
28%
28%
'
'
12%
-
"28%
54
.
'
96
"95
16 3 8'
9
19%
"
36%
"8%
8% >-
8%
8%
"9
9 Va
9
9%'
19%
36%
104
105%
"
41%
36%
103
104%
105%
"lOO'/a
101
v
19%
20
36 Va
36%
103%
-105%
105%
411/4
103Va
41%
"100 Va
101
*
>104
41%
'
120
130
16%
2,800
12%
54%
3,300
28 Va
28%
"8%
8%
19%
36%'
9
-19"
36
9
400
900
1,100
19%
13.000
36%
9,100
1,030
103%
103
103 Va
105%
104%
105%
60
41%
40%
41%
3,900
lOOVa
lOOVa
70
12,200
>100Ve
101
24
23%
24%
94%
94
94%
140
51%
51%
15,700
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
95
95
94%
94%
"94%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
"92%
93%
"92%
95%
"91%
93
117%
118%
118%
118%
119
119
96
600
12%
54%
8%
19%
16%
1,900
54%
13
29
9
8%
41
103
"95
16%
13
12%
53%
-
27
>102%
103
97 Va
104
Va'
♦90
118%
93
118%
3,880
jtf-
14
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The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
7% Nov
17
15
18% Jun
8% Apr
xl7% Jan
10% Jan 21
16% Feb
NEW
Highest
YORK
STOCK
14
10% Mar 17
9
20% Mar 17
Nov
17
15% Feb
6
11% Mar 31
13% Mar
3
68% Apr
16
81 % Nov
26
76% Apr
82% Tan
7
Continental Insurance
30
10 % NOV
28
9% Apr
3
30
11
7% Apr
56% Jan
2
75
Apr
19% Oct
28
25
Jan
25% Dec
18
22
29% Jan
Apr
2
28% Jan
2
24% Apr
14
48% Jan
Oil
Continental
Steel
26% Jan
6
6
Copper
3
Range
Dec
19% Jan
Cornell
9
16
68 % Jan
25
70
Apr
1
79% Jan
6
22
99% Apr 23
73
Sep 25
94
Apr
14
96% Jan
19
5
87% Jan
16
62% Apr
99% Apr
Jan
23
65% Feb
1
Jan
10
3% Jun
12
178
Apr
4% Nov
94
Apr
67% Feb
4% Apr
15
10
96% Jan
71% Jan
172
Jan
5
Jan
20
2
Mar
16
2% Jan
3
1 % Jan
2
30
38% Jan
25
29% Feb
18
May 22
91% Apr
17
05
9
12% Dec
4
19
27
Dec
12
97
32% Apr
2
34% Jan
15
$2
12
70% Feb
24
Crown
31% Apr
9
99% Jan
9
Oct
103% Jun
13
31% Apr 15
97% Apr 17
29
28
39% Jan
30
77% Oct 23
92% Jan
30
22
Mar 25
36% Dec
5
23
Jun
24
36% Dec
5
15% Sep 25
20% Jan
18
15% Apr
27
129% Jan
19
Dec
55
26% Apr
24
6
Feb
20
93
Sep
10
49% Jan
3
33% Jan
89
Apr
6
36% Jan
24 % Apr
2
10
Feb
25
Jan
6% Jan
58% Jan
19
5%
24%
24%
*50
1,400
Jan
8
Cudahy Packing Co
Mar 17
4%%
12% Mar 19
Press
100
Mar
6
$7
Prior
9% Feb
2
73 %
73%
62%
930
74
73%
73%
74
74
94%
73%
94
94
73%
3,400
*93%
94%
*94
95
94%
94%
*94
95
•93%
*94
95
94
94
*94
68
40% Mar 25
7
92
Jan
Dana
8
21
14
Jan
17
39% Jan
14
5
57
7
16% Jan
1%
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24
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16
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2
19
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13
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8
28% Jan
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Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
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15
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25
80
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8
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26
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15
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Dr. Pepper Co
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1
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22
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13
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23
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22
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140
39
30
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30
11
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140
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100
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44% Dec
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30
100
11
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8%
99
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12,900
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27% Jan 21
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60%
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18% Feb
8
190
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195
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243/e Mar 23
19
13
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11%
1
Delaware Power & Light Co
14
Jan
195
6,500
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preferred
31
Nov
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163%
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common
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195
26%
26%
16%
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Delaware Lack & Western
Oct
•
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26
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16
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8
32%
32%
11%
Deep Rock Oil Corp
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'
16%
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Decca
6
17% Sep
10
33
60%
preferred series A
Dayton
6
95
813% Apr
173/4 Feb
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18
2,600
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100
39
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14
32%
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14%
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100
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100
29
14%
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31
14%
*30%
series C
29% Oct
900
14%
62 %
series
106% Apr
26%
31%
Preferred
16
26 3/s
32 %
Preferred 3.75%
20% Oct
26%
*30%
11
13
26%
*61%
16
Nov
26%
31%
Jan
'23
26%
7,900
62%
97% Feb
4
26%
2,300
32%
02
27
200
13%
61%
17
Mar
91%
133/4
100 %
17
Feb
91%
14%
100%
Apr
„
92
14
33
32%
93% Apr
62
33%
♦91
14
31%
20% Apr
X70
323/4
92
13%
7%
85
24
33%
92
61%
9
12% Apr
33
13%
31%
5
12
1,800
11%
series A
17
1%
60 %
Preferred 3.75%
15% Jun
1%
11
2
26% Nov
1%
33%
60%
Jan
18
*1%
7%
02
15
1%
61%
24% Feb
Apr
2,600
1%
11
6
11% Oct
4%
61%
Apr
23
43/a
*30%
99'% Jun
7
4%
7%
85
24
4%
10%
common
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power & Light
38 % Mar 13
450
4%
*60%
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
Preferred 4.60% series A
Mar 16
7,900
165
4%
33%
92%
*92
33
1
Corp
69%
164
4%
10
5
7
69%
164
100
62%
96% Jun
Aug
69%
♦162
40
94
31%
21
52
94
61%
28
2
68%
163%
62%
*26%
14
Jan
3
69
162
63%
14%
14
17% Oct 22
Jan
68 %
62%
13%
26%
92 % Jan
43
33%
33%
26%
2
313% Jan
68%
63%
i?/8
4%
92%
*32%
62%
163
i3/4
33%
35% Jan
25% Feb
161
4%
63
5
Davega Stores Corp
21
533/4 Mar
4
68
1G2
4%
14
A
33/4%
8% Mar 17
7
14% Apr
34% Sep
35% Nov
62%
68%
162
100
preferred
Class
50
*30%
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
27% Mar 20
16% Aug
6
36% Dec 12
283/4 Oct 21
2,700
100
Publishing
4
58% Aug 13
19
22%
63
853/, Jan
88
21%
94%
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
57% Feb
863/4 Mar 31
July 15
22%
73
14
common
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
96
22%
63
*32
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
33% Apr
23
5
preferred
Cuneo
17
36% Dec
700
22%
163%
15
19
52%
20
22%
26
Apr
33% Feb
*51%
23
25%
Jan
Jan
51 %
52
23
22%
16%
43
14
*50
51%
24%
138
15% Mar 11
50
52
25
13
22
25
50
51%
16%
23
133% Dec
24%
51%
52%
1
*52
25
Jan
73/4 Apr
'
800
52%
24%
Curtis
33% Apr
50
93/4
52%
16%
2
38% Apr
25%
*49
24%
131
19
25%
50
*25
24%
9
33 % Feb
25
50
5
50
16%
16
24
25%
5,000
25
Dec
May 15
25
22%
25
132% Dec
13% Apr
22%
24%
19
51
22%
*23%
129% Jan
12
21%
25
6
8
22
25
2
2
1,800
22
pfd
noncum
Apr
23
21%
*24 %
6%
Jan
May
21%
common—25
8
Jan
22%
preferred
24
13
22%
*23%
64
9
95
25%
100
8% Mar 17
2
39% Dec
25%
6% preferred certificates
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
7% preferred
100
29
53% Jan
Amer
7
2
25%
5
8% Apr
94% Jan
of
10
22
25%
6
Jan
34% Jan
1
Steel
convertible
Jan
Jan
25%
No par
24% Sep
July 23
25
*
10
7% Dec
24%
common
•
24
90
24%
Corp
preferred
RR
6
29
Corp
21
32
25
Cuba
13
Jan
44
24%
1
7% Apr
3
5
100
23% Feb
32% Mar
9,600
20
5
29% Apr
7
Feb
54% Dec
99
22,700
533/4
20
No par
Zellerbach
Crucible
Mar 17
185
7
10% Jan
12
10%
53
17
2
Dec
185
8% Mar 20
10%
20%
10
35% Jan
8
2
32
6
6
6
9%
600
54%
series
preferred
$4,20
78
1
Wheat Corp
"When Issued"
16
Apr
65% May 26
12% Jan 16
22
9% Aug 27
Jan
80% Apr
24
7% Jan
190
5% Oct 28
103
77%
9%
2.50
60% Jan
78%
53%
Crown Cork & Seal common
1
*77%
20%
2
5
78%
20
(The)
36% Feb
78%
25
Cream
66% Dec
12%
54%
3%%
preferred
Creameries of America
1
48% May
12 %
9%
common
27% Mar 12
13
*32% Nov
12%
19%
1
15% Mar 19
2
12%
53%
Coty Internation Corp
15% Mar
12%
9%
LOO
5
6
12%
19%
Refining common_25
2
Apr
12%
78%
53%
preferred
Jan
14
19% Jan 28
12% Oct 22
100
1.200
12%
*78%
9%
Inc
of
4,100
12%
9%
series of 1947-100
Crane
21
Shares
9
18%
78%
54
IOO
2
Jan
8%
*18%
50
25 % Jan
12
9
18%
19%
common
Electric
pfd 3%%
Co
8%
18%
53 %
series
3
34% Apr
27
7%
Coty
9%
19
55
common
5%
pref
Products
8%
*18%
Apr. 17
20
preferred
Cum
Corn
5
13
1% Oct
91% Jan
3%%
8
28% Oct
11% Jun
24% Jun
Corp
Dubilier
8%
19
the Week
Friday
Apr. 16
*19%
Exchange Bank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
30
6
Mar 31
161
15
26
2
*18%
Sales far
Thursday
12%
5
Corn
69% Jan
Jan
166
26% Mar 25
22% Mar 21
66% Nov
93
Preferred 6%
23
Oct
63
Convertible
30
10
17% Jun
93
28
52
8%
8%
19
PRICES
Apr. 15
78
_i
Copperweld Steel Co
Jan
55% Jan
'
8%
*18%
SALE
Wednesday
14
Delaware
Corp
Co
51% Mar 31
44
HIGH
Apr. 14
No par
of
Cooper-Bessemer
27
27% Feb
1
51% Jan
Continental
28'/a Mar
14
14
12
23% May
5
Mar 18
22
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 13
10
Continental Motors,
62% Jan
8
24% Apr
21% Apr
25
11% Mar 25
6
17
19% Apr
53
31% Aug 13
18% Oct
1
LOW
Monday
P«r
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com__2
5%
convertible preferred
_25
Continental Diamond Fibre
5
30
Continued—Page 4
1
EXCHANGE
.Monday, April 20, 1953
-
*72%
74
600
:
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
Number 5213....
Volume 177
(1691)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Continued—Page 5
Range for Previous
LOW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Monday
Lowest
1
7% Dec
7% Jan
6
6 % May
15 Va Mar
Highest
5
EXCHANGE
9% Mar
3
Eureka
11
Jan
15
14% Mar
9
Evans
22
13% Oct
*13
Jan
13
15 »/4 Mar 27
May 17
55% Dec
49
Apr
6
59% Mar
3% Feb
2
Jan
2
2% Jan
10% Nov
11
-
44
Jan
1% Dec
16
Inc
3
23H Jan
12
28% Mar 25
Fairbanks
7% Nov
12
7% Jan
2
luv4 Mar 25
Fairchild
20% Sep 29
23% Jan
11
20% Peb
18
29
15
16y4 Jan
12% Jan
3
15% Jan
2
19% Jun
63% Nov
Jan
9
2
47
Dec
Sep
25
32%
34%
33%
34%
32%
33%
313/4
32%
17,100
15y2
15a^
15s/8
153/4
157/8
16
15 'A
15%
16,500
1*5
252,500
5
17
Jan
69
Jan
24
Apr
41% Feb
*101
Jan
66 Va Mar
52
w
5%
9
5y2%
1
Federal
Feb
25
69
1
27
48
6
105
11
5
3
83% Nov
20
17
86% Jan
15 % Apr
7
1
74% Dec
30
65% Apr
17
104% Feb
9
11%
11%
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y..__10
Filtrol Corp
1
79%
157/8
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50
67'A
12% Feb
20
13% Mar 17
Firth
28% Jan
12
32
Flintkote Co
Mar 13
100
46
2
Feb
First
Mar 25
Feb
11
24% Feb
27
(The)
$4
Stores
24% Dec
18
23% Apr
7
26% Mar 17
Florida
Power
19
32% Jan
9
38y4 Mar 13
Florida
Dec
31
18% Jan
23% Jan
30
15% Feb
9
31
223/4 Feb
11
92% Jan
10.
98% Dec
11
94% Mar 26
99
28
36 y8 Apr
17
Jan
29
89 y2 Apr
10
98% Nov
26
91% Apr
1
18
Apr
11% Jan
20
56 y4 Jan
38% Oct 29
114
16
2
17% Nov
17
24% July
12
Dec
19
19
10% Jan
9
29
7%
&
5
Florsheim Shoe
17% Jan
6
Jan
2
Follansbee Steel Corp
Food Fair Stores Inc
Jan
5
43% Jan
2
class A
pfd
cum
No par
10
1
common
ser
of
*51—15
10
2a "4 Jan
20
13% Apr
15
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
13
Franklin Stores Corp
preferred
100
10
13% Sep
30
12% Apr
16
13% Apr
Jan
14
40 y2 Feb
20
51% Mar 17
Freeport Sulphur Co
Froedtert Corp
13% Dec
23
18% May 21
11% Apr
10
14% Jan
4
10
27% Aug 11
24% Jan
16
27% Mar 24
84% Mar 20
75
Mar 25
79
Jan
9
Fruehauf
6
4%
3
Gabriel
No par
42 Va
4,400
103'/2
*11%
ny2
11%
1,200
25 '/a
25
253/a
2,300
79%
78 3A
79%
1,100
15y2
15%
155/8
15a4
15%
16'A
68V2
68%
68
68%
65%
67%
3,900
5,700
'
*105
*79%
105
80% >
*105
106
79V2
105
10J
105
150
45%
45'%
45%
45
45'
13 y4
13
13
12%
13
30
30%
29%
30 Va
97%
97%
24
*23
23%
29%
97
97
*96%
98
44%
23V4
23'A
*23'A
23%
24
24ya
24'A
24'A
36'A
35%
36'A
35%
*25
30
*25
30
15%
16'A
16%
16%
23'A
23V4
23%
*94'A
*95
96
37%
30
36
*25
'
96
1,300
1,500
30
3,800
*97
24%
35%
44%
13
98
*123A
23%
23
37
230
100
233A
'
24
4,200
355/8
353/4
3,000
*25
30
30
16%
16%
15%
16 '/a
3,100
23V4
23%
23 7/a
23%
2,400
95>/2
94'A
94'A
*941/2
1
36'/a
96
20
36%
37
36%
37Va
36%
37
90
*89 Va
90
89 V2
89 'A
89'A
89 V2
93
*92
93
93
9iy2
93
92
92
19
18%
50
ny8
25
15%
*94'%
24%
11%
23%
*92
99% Feb
10
400
42%
►1021/2
15%
80V2
*23
30
3%%
16
26
18
24%
42%
25%
*11 ya
15%
*89'A
27
25'A
41%
23
Machinery & Chem Corp
10
3'A% convertible preferred—100
Jan
22% Apr
*25
25%
*102V2 103'A
42 y4
103%
25
29%
35%
Food
Feb
46
35% May 20
35%
1,100
45%
24
No par
Light Co
29% Mar
$4.20 div
23%
62%
*61
62%
*12%
23'A
Corp
6,800
68'A
105
98
*22%
nya
25
460
6%
62
25'%
42
100
6 3A
6%
513/4
155/8
29%
*97
1
25
103
29%
par
*25l/4
*102%
60 »/2
67'A
13
...No par
....
42%
80
•
45V2
12%
25»A
ny2
105Va
45'A
Co
Power
105
5
62
25
.
79%
No par
(The) common—No
preferred
Florence Stove
34% Nov
24% Dec
100
Carpet Co
7
18
75% Jan
National
25
19% Apr
90% Jan
preferred
61 %
42
68y2
4%%
61%
500
51'%
52
6%
51
3/64
*59
60%
52
7
*25
16
75V4 Jan
6%
♦50%
^
*59
52
16 3/4
167,8
51
3/64
59%
52
*102y2 103y2
25
2r
97
42%
24%
30
21% Jan
24%
42
163/4
*50
^
3/64
*59
7%
61%
1-03'A 103y2
1
32% Mar 20
7
24%
^
58%
52
7
62
16 V2 Apr
4
58%
*50
7%
5
3
13% Jun
14% Oct 16
95% Oct
Mfg Co
Dec
3
♦
100
FerroCorp_w
47% Dec
24% 8ep
*61
5
iy\%rT,prefer/ed
Felt & Tarrant
T,
106% Jan
1*1% Aug
2
Federated Dept Stores common
2
52
7
3/64
59
*50
2
Corp.
*57%
50
Mar
68% Mar
17% Mar
Fawick
^
5ft
Jan
2
42% Mar
A
ser
series
Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp new
15
13
pfd 1953
i63/4
3/64
pfd
cum
1
common
Federal
27% Feb
IB
10
Jan
23
conv
Apr
7% Apr
8
29% Jan
25 V* Jan
7,900
i53/4
6
2
1,300
16%
32%
9
16
19% May
16'/a
15%
9
ii y8 Apr
27% Sep 18
96
May 20
167/8
32
Mar
A Apr
24% Apr
73% Apr
13
i6y4
24,900
1,000
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Common rights
18
3
9% May 17
16y8
16'A
i6y4
5,900
83A
22%
16%
19
34% Mar 13
16% /
26
8 3/8
221/4
9
22%
50'A
50
,
i6y8
—J
p
8%
*22 'A
16s/8
16% Jan
Apr
16%
mgo
253A
26y2
26
9
22'/4
50'A
38% Apr
107
8%
22%
167/8
7
12
8%
22 Va
50 %
19
Jan
8V4
*22'/8
165/b
11% Dec
104
8%
22,/4
100
50%
25% Nov
May
g'A
*221/»
i6
«
2%
.
26%
26'A
26V2
2,000
167/8
6
26
106
26
20
Si*«
;
./
26
*2 V\
52
50y4
56% Jan
9
76% July 21
3
26% Nov
3
:
18 IS
:
800
13,000
50'A
51% Apr
16
'
26
*51%
6,800
14'A
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp__No par
9
Jan
No par
Engine & Airplane Corp.l
14%
Family Finance Corp common
1
5% preferred series B
____50
5
24% Dec
Co
iffi/,18
18
14%
8
3/64 Apr
37% Fbb 21
&
14%
,14%
Shares
8%
13
14
15% Jan
100
i4y4
*12%
14
9
Apr 28
i41/4
13
Jan
16 Vt Dec
56
14y8
8%
8%
13
Jan
12% Feb 28
1
13
16% Mar 24
19
4% May
14i/4
8%
9
13
34% Apr
25% Feb
Dec
14
8%
the Week
Apr. 17
19
23
6% Dec
13
8%
Friday
Apr. 16
,57
3
30% Dec
60
13
Sales for
Thursday
16% Mar 31
57% Dee
19
12%
;/.;//
Morse
PRICES
50% Mar 31
4
5
23% Oct 29
48% Feb
8%
12%
*k 1$
2»% Jan
22% Jan
8%
12%
26
Sep 12
7
8%
5
4
SALE
Apr. 15
5
Co
F
31% Oct 29
HIGH
Wednesday
4
1
Products
Eversharp
Apr. 14
Par
Williams Corp
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 13
•
Highest
Lowest
19
19%
19%
19%
181/2
19%
*92
19V2
19'/2
*89%
36'/2
8,900
90
80
180
3,900
13 y4
13 y4
13%
♦12%
1
i33/a
i3y2
i3y4
i3ya
xi23/4
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
3,400
^1.10
46Va
11%
49
liy4
48
11%
49
49%
50%
'43%
4834
493A
17,000
11%
11%
ll'A
11%
50'A
11%
113/a
11%
1,400
1
24%
25
24%
25
25
25%
25Va
25%
25%
25%
3,800
100
*76%
77
77
*76
<L—1
Trailer
Co
common
preferred
12%
12%
13
*76
13%
13'A
*76%
77
77
*76'/2
131/4
2,600
77
G
8% Jan
4
5% Jan
19% Dec
15
17% Apr
20% Jan
28
Gair
8% Jan
8
7% Jan
8% Apr
13
Gamble-Skogmo
25
5% Dec 30
*15
May 15
6% May 15 4
.
7% Mar
Co
(The)
Ire
Co
16
39% Sep
5
36% Apr
38% Feb
May 15
28% Dec
31
23
Apr
27Y« Jan
2
26% Dec
15
25% Feb
28% Jan
27
Gardner-Denver
22% Feb
34% Dec
8
26
33% Jan
20
Garrett
Apr
18.
5
8% Jan
41% Jan
22
24% Oct
33% Jun 25
6% Feb
22
32% Nov 17
5% Sep
1
18
15
26% Feb 21
102
July
51% Jan
33% Feb
3
105% Oct
9
63% Dec
11
149
Nov 12
37% Mar 12
14
29% Mar 24
Gayiord
20
27% Jan
5
General
104% Feb
6
Apr
Jun
General
Co
Mar 24
22% Mar 17
General Bronze
Feb
14
May
75
Mar 26
78
33
Dec
22
15
Mar 25
Jan
8
31% Feb
-
24
3o% Mar 25
17% Feb
10
19% Jan
2
129% Apr
2
123
9
124% Deo
1
Jan
2
24% Jan
16
45% Dec
19
37
Apr
17
46 y4 Mar 24
14
48% Dec
19
39
Apr
17
48% Mar 24
54% Feb 20
72% Dec
31
66% Apr
6
4
11% Dec
22
10% Feb
10
Apr
18
53% Dec
8
Jan
3
6% Jun
5
11% Dec
12
52% Oct 20
60y*Dee
9
-
7% Jan
41
90
118
Jan
Apr
Feb 21
SO
118% Apr
13
11
125% Dec
29
3
100% Dec
22
'
24% Aug 15
20
Jan
2
34% Feb 20
50
16% May 14
Nov
24% Aug 29
3% Feb 20
5%
4
152'/2
*1507/2
152'%
152
'20 »/4
20%
20 y8
20
11%
12 Va
11%
12
129%
*128
39 y4
37
37%
8,200
41
39
39
1,000
69
69%
No par
129 Vs
129%
129%
123 7/2
39'A
38%
39
38%
39%
41%
41
41
41
41%
-
129 Va
61%
69%
69'/a
10%
10%
10%
•88%
63'%
com
Corp
53%
1
12%
12y8
56 y2
537/a
♦89
92
No par
common
53%
56'%
70'A
69'A
10%
,10'A
53%
10 >/2
*10%
54
69 '/2
1
..No par
__._No par
Corp
38%
*39
54%
*88'/2
92
92
103A
12%
13%
57;
57
119
>118
"
119
*113
118
5
61%
62 Vs
61 '/a
No par
62%
62%
,-r
*113
119%
94%
119 Va
95 Va
94%
94'A
94'A
23%
2..%
23%
24
24
*24
47% Peb
1»
54% Mar 30
General
Portland Cement Co
52
51%
53
53'/2
53%'
21
24%
24%
24%
24%.
7
Dec
10
11% Sep
37% Jan
16
General Railway Signal com
123% Apr
17
130
Feb
16
4
10% Jan
a
13
Apr
9
General
2
21V4 Apr
7
25 % Feb
3
General
Refractories
45% Dec
17
43% Jan
19
No par
Realty & Utilities
Dec
5
6%
preferred
.100
24%
23%
4
4
4%
120
120
120
:
■
117
9,700
700
114%
118
GO
61%
120
:
621/2
52,100
1,200
119%
94-%
94.3/4
24%
233A
24.
2,200
53'A
:
119'A
94%
94%
53
53%
1,800
243/4
24%
4
4'/a
*113
'
62%
*53
21% Jan
120
118
62 Va
63
119'%
10c
10O
13%
57
118
Precision Eqp Corp__No par
91
13 Va
119
Public Service
91
57
118
General
1,400
5,600
92
♦90%
.
58
♦113
General Public Utilities Corp
10'A
54
;g
13%:
119
General
25,800
lO'/o
53%
54
12%
120
♦51%
150
58
*113
,.1
1,100
130
58
•119
series.:
150
500
12%
12%
—__.w__._100
$3.75
77
*57
preferred—100
preferred
*75%
70
54
23%
32% Apr
9,600
129 'A
39
41%
*94%
29
1,400
12 'A
129%
common__3
conv )_.No par
cum
118%
Dec
40
20%
18'A
Na par
5
152
-
32
Outdoor Advertising-No par
Mar 20
4,500
18'A
General
4% Jan
3,700
133A
32
5
27% Mar 23
67
13%
77
*75%
B
29
150
66%
18%
75%
14
14
2,800
7/2
33
convertible
Preferred
2,400
25
100
is y8
General Motors Corp common
$5
100
*75%
preferred
3%%
152(4
99%.Ian
13
126
11%
13%
25% Feb
3% Jan
Sep 30
114
20%
12
67
13%
123 % Jan
*26% Jan
36
20
11%
67
14
15
1
10
*150'/2
♦19%
12%
67
13%
12
8
Jan
*150%
20
11%
66%
% Apr
4% Dec
3
152
20
102
23% Jan
94
.
27% Dec
20% Jan
25.
24
152
*101
*31%
General Mills
69% Feb
*94% Jan
14
251/2
25%
103
*101
103
275A
77
14% Mar 19
7
119% Jan
'67
137/e
36
27'/a
18
61
59% Apr
69% Dec 38
65%
14'/a
27%
25%
25%
3,000
♦35
36
27%
6%
6%
6%
*343A
27'A
25%
25'A
*101
V
36
27 '/a
32
2
2
25'/a
25%
63/4
6%
*34%
27%
17%
2
Jan 14
27
2,700
32
Apr
119
25%
6%
6%
36
♦34%
27%'
275/a
18
10% Jan
124% Jan
6%
35
200
400
261/2
75%
$3.50 preferred
General Instrument
1
6%
6%
27
€6
Corp
17
28
32
Co...
Apr
271/2
75%
Electric
114% Apr
28
31%
Finance
117
27%
*177/8
58
9
28
1,700
24
27%
18
General
tf
27%
38'A
♦27'A
33
General
Jan
27%
24
24%
17%
5
2
27%
•34%
38
75%
26
125% July 28
Dec
($2
94% Jan
27%:.
•31%
11% Feb
89% Mar 27
27%
100
com
Dynamics Corp
General Foods
27'A
._________.__w.100
preferred
Preferred
24'A
27%
__50
Cigar Co Inc
55% Mar 20
120
18
7%
General
38
*23%
No par
2nd preferred
conv
73% Jan
52% Mar 31
96% May 22
2
105
;
4%
General
x38
24y4
27>A
*24
8
*371/2
38%
27%
14
No par
38
38%
*23%
5
...
800
7,000
20,500
23%
66
•
6'A
18%
8
27%
5
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
155
Jan
6%
18%
8
38%
5
common
6%
19%
7%
23%
103
Transportation
17% Jan
8'/a
27%
♦101
Corp....:
Amer
*67/a
19
18%
No par
General
37% Jan
Jan
com__l
19
100
14% Mar 18
150
9
50
1.66%
$4.50 preferred
11
28
1
com
Investors
20% Dec
10
16% May 25
115
American
Inc
preferred
Corp
79
8
*29
Industries
70y4 Mar 27
-
Jan
2
18% Aug 14
Feb
38
18%
183A
6%
x8
(The)
59% Jan
Jan
8ya
5
13
:
8%
No par
Container
6%
6%
18%
8 Va
Co
convertible
6
6
18%
8
50
preferred
(The)
11% Nov 28
13
74
4%%
6
5
common
Baking
$8 preferred
159
-15% Feb 27
9% Jun
Wood
18
100
13% Dec 31
Apr 17
Gar
Co
Corp
25% Fab
14
11
7% Mar 12
convertible
Jan
,25
Jun 27
31
Apr
5%
Gamewell
1
common
Inc
22% May 20
36
1
(Robert)
4'/a
24
700
24
4
4,400
4.»A
9,100
277/a-
27%
27%
27%
27%
277/8
27%
26%
27'A
33
32%
33%
33% -331/2
323/4
323/4
32'A
32'A
11,700
1,300
*125%
127'/2
•1251/2
127 %
l23'/2
4
4'A
x27s/a
33
♦125%
127%
•125%
127'/2
125'A
20
10c
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 >/2
12%
12'A
12%
11 »/2
12 %
6,200
No par
21%
22
21%
217/a
21%
22 '/a
22%
22%
21%
22%
3,800
x46%
47
47
'
8% Jan
9
20% Jun
3
25
36% Feb 21
48
Mar 25
General
Shoe
Corp.;
1
46%
47
Jun
25
104% Jan
7
02
Jan
7
96% Mar 16
Gen
92%
2
35% Dec
4
34% Jan
8
39 y4 Mar 13
General
No par
.20
92%
29% Jan
37%
37%
Dec
22
35% Jan
2
28% Jan
a
31% Feb
General Time Corp common__No par
29%
29%
Jan
24% Oct
26
102% Jan
3
29% Apr
6
34% Mar 11
80
Feb
2
84
Jan
5
4 % %
preferred
72
Jan
5
74% Apr
6
3%%
preferred
16% Apr
14
18% Jan
15
: 92
Steel
"
27
100
,
15
31
Apr
Jan
3
89
Mar 10
71% Dec
31
77% Feb
18
14% Nov
10.
23% Jan
9
30% Jan
9
81
3
93% Apr 22
34% Sep 25
99% Oct 28
14% Nov 14
18% Jun
*86
Jan
23
79% Dec 30
,
18
7% Sep
,
55% Peb
2
Jan
5
30
14 y8 Feb
17
lb->/4 Mar 25
8
79% Apr
13
81% Jan
21
1
24
8% Jan
19
18
Nov 24
138
15% Oct 27
Apr
17
34% Apr
7
Jan
7
Jan
2
132
18% May 22
77% Dec 30
16% Apr
67% Apr
13
54% Dec
20
37% Mar 27
32% Jan
Dec
8
124% May 24
4 'A %
97
42% Jan
15
Apr
32% Oct 27
2
31
50% Feb
11
Sep 15
105% Jan
100% Apr
Jan
8% Jan
135
19
Apr
Mar
80% Jan
20
Tire
&
100
*101
92%
,
47
*101
103'%
46%
46%
*92%
93%
♦92'A
38 l/a
38
38 M,
37%
38
29%
•
93
38
92%
47
93
46%
37% ''37%
29'/4
*28%
29»/2
•29
29%
29
29
103'A
*101
1037/2
*101
•101
1037/2
1,100
;
,
v,
9,400
300
103'A
com—2.50
30%
31'A
307/e
31 'A
30%
31 'A
30%
100
•82%
83%
*82%
83 Va
*827/2
83%"
*82 7/2
831/2
•72
74%
747/2
*71
83'/2
73 Va
*82%
100
Rubber
130
93%
*71
73%
16%
*71
731/2
...
,*72
16%
16'/2
163/4
30%
30'A
16%
30%
4,400
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
1
16 5A
3,100
Gillette
1
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36%
34%
357/2
7,200
preference.-No par
*99%
100%
*99%
100%
100%
1003/4
*99%
100%
*997/2
IOI1/2
151/a
14%
15
*791/2
81
$5
(The)
Co
convertible
Gimbel
12
Q
preferred
General
15
38% Mar 20
Casting $6 pfd
Telephone Corp_.T
common
Brothers common
$4.50
5
preferred
Gleaner
(The)
Brewing
8
Gold & Stock
5
Goodall-Sanford
7
Goodrich Co
16 VH
16%
15
79%
79 %
15
15 '/a
15
15 Va
ie»/2
•79%
♦79'/2
81
15
15'A
,
*791/2
81
Corp.!
2.50
lo%
20
20
20
19%
No par
35%
35%
35'/a
35 '/a
35%
Co
1
8
100
,
Inc
•135
10
(B F)
8
8
134 Va
133%
134
17
17
17
i
69
69%
69%
70
71
No par
67%
No par
52%
52%
52%
52%
,
$5
No par
•105%
106'A
*105%
106%
-
No par
*8%
8'/2
8'A
8'A
19
19%
2,600
34 3 a
351/4
4,400
8'A
2,600
8
8%
.
135
*133
-
16%
Common
100
19%
35%
8 /
8'A
8
134%
8'/a
•
16%
136
16%
100
4,800
19%
35%
Telegraph Co
81
35%
20'/«
common
Harvester
Glidden Co
Goebel
No par
16%
17%
69'/2
'*133
17
17
17,'A
1,900
69
69%
9,300
%
70'A
'
135
100
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
40
May
104,
Jan
3
6% Nov
17
10% Jan
8
Dec
29
3% Feb
8
"49% July
5
108
60
4
8
Apr
52 % Apr
59
Mar 19
7
198% Feb
4
16
9% Jan
20
~23
Oct
15
61% Jan
5
28% Apr
2
17
33% Mar
4
2% Feb
11
2% Mar 25
preferred
Hosiery
Gotham
Gould-National
Grace
54
54
53%
29%
297/2
29
2%
2'/4
4
2%
2%
1053A
8
8
1,000
X53
8'A
r
53
53
53
500
29'A
28%
,
2
9% Feb
27% Oct 30
18% Oct
'
25
*92% Sep
9
27% Feb 21
91
33
Jan
15
May 26
24% Jan 30
7
Jan
2
27% Feb
10
31 Va Mar 27
17
13
20% Jan
Feb
9y4 Feb
25
5
104% Jan
30
34% Dec
10
30% Feb
20
33% Jan
12
May 26
93% Apr
2
9T% Feb
7
99
2
93% Mar 31
Union
Grand
Granite
4
16% Jan
Granby Consol M S & P
98% Jan 28
5%%
Grant
City
cum
(W T>
3%%
5
(Thel
Co
Steel
10
common___12.50
preferred
Co
100
5
common..
preferred
100
:
7%
7%
F*>I/2
29%
2%
2%
2%r
2 '/8
2%
8,300
7%
8
8%
7%
8
4,600
30 'A
29%
17%
18 'A
17%
18
•94'A
96'A
94%
94%
7%
30'A
30%
'
30%
30%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
94'A
94%
94%
•94'A
32'A
32%
32'/2
93%
*93'/a
93%
*93%
•32
*93'/a
,
17%
.
95%' *
33
33
93 '/a
.
29%
30'A
33
93'A
.
'
93 '/a
17
18
Aug 14
13% Apr
17
8
39
Dec
34% Feb
5
13% Jan
2
46% Feb
27
57
16% Dec
22
22
19% Mar
137% Dec 30
16y« Nov 28
Dec
149
Jun
23
4
Grayson-Robinson
39% Mar 17
$2.25
conv
Stores
1
14%
39%
391/2
14%
:
14'A
14%
39%
14%
No par
com..
preferred
39'A
•38%
*32 »/2
39
Gt Northern
Iron Ore Prop__No par
17%
17%
17'/2
17%
18
17%
Ry 6%
53%
53 s/a
52%
53'A
53%
53%
53'A
54
17% Jan
18%
19
18%
19
19
*137
Sugar
No par
com
18%
18%
134% Apr
9
preferred
100
*136
2
64 % Apr
15
73% Jan
21
Green
Bay & Western RR___
100
65
65
*64%
8
34y2 Aor
16
40% Jan
2
Green
(HL) Co Inc
34%
35
34%
19% Nov 10
26% Jan
22
19% Jan
2
23% Mar 25
13
Nov
28
12% Jan
2
13 % Mar
Common
96% Apr
7
93 y4 Apr
14
95% Jan
4V4%
141
Mar
2
Western
7%
1
Greenfield
Tap & Die Corp..No par
Greyhound Corp (The)—
137
137'/2
k
137
136%
137
'
17%
4,300
10,300
18%
3,200
*137
90
138
64 'A
64'A
66
67'A
67%
66%
66'/2
130
35
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
2,300
21'A
21'%
21%
21%
21(A
21%
12%
13
12%
13 :
12%
13
15,500
93'A
93'A'
93
220
"
21
12%'
13
93%
93'A
♦21
211/4 '
•21
k
,
53 y«
18%
133
Great
200
17 Va
19
17%
4,500
521/2
13
Gt Northern
•
100
41 Va
38%
19% Mar 27
11% Jan
/;
13%
38%
19 y4 Mar 27
27
31
Mar 28
14%
38%
58% Mar 25
41% Jan
36
14'A
6
67% July
61% Oct
14%
39
300
700
94
5
__.No par
3,500
4,500
'
33
*93 Va
2
pfd
4,100
*.
29%
93 Va'
52% Apr
14% Jan
29 'A
33 —
'
11% Mar
31% May
100
29'A
2%
7%
30%
8
12,200
5?'A
,
'
6% Jun
53
29
29%
No par
Inc
52 '/a
1053/4
8
*105%
53%
106'A
*8'/a
53'A
No par
Batteries
IW R) & Co
Graham-Paige Motors
53%
106%
8
53
52%
*105%
%;
+
•
,■
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,
*93% Sep
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footnotes
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page
preferred
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EXCHANGE
Par
Aircraft Corp
28% Jan
2
Grumman
Guantanamo Sugar
J,
23%
J™
7%
32%
7%
x22 %
7%
22%
23%
9
-1
1
22%
8 % Jan
32%
,
7
Dec
10
Feb
20
38% Dec
23
30% Apr
6
38»/« Jan
5
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
32%
32%
32:%
25 !
Feb
27
77
Nov
28
73
Apr
6
77
5
46% Oct
58% Jan
25
47
Jan
27
50% Mar 27
74
47%
47'%
47%
16
*73 %
47%
*73%
63
28 y2 Dec
1
26% Jan
15
31 V'4 Mar 24
28%
28J,«
28 %
28%
Mar 26
21
97% Jan
3
103
98% Jan
2
100% Mar 30
106% May 20
105
Dec 16
105
Dec
16
Feb
15 y2
J 03 y2 Jan
16
Apr
6
105% Jan
8
Apr
14
x05
8
100
100
May 26
12
36% Mar
5
Hackensack
49% Jan
12
56%F«b
6
Jan
2
81
16
May 26
107
26% Oct
23
139% Oct
2
21% Oct
23
29
12 %
29
105% Feb
27% Apr
7
31
Feb
13
145
Feb
23
Feb
20
25% Mar 17
5% Jan
7
6% Mar 17
4
36
34% Mar 10
Mar
1
July
1
26
Jan
30
32% Jan
2
28
Feb
18
Feb
7
86
y2 Jan
9
17
23
1
2
14% Mar 20
7% Jan
2
8% Mar 12
May
7
82
9
Hazel-Atlas
2
Hecht
Jan
13
34% Jan
22
97
Jan
21
26% Feb
5
21
34
Nov
3
31
92
Apr
21% Apr
34 y2 Apr
30
24% Dec
2
24
Vb Jan
2
26
38% Sep
3
36% Feb
13
17
29
18% Feb
16
93% Mar
Oct
100
4
21% Mar 31
66% Oct 31
120% Feb
May 20
X78 y4 Mar
21
126% Dec
42% Feb
37% May 21
7
44% Feb
53% Apr
53% Oct
7
24% Jan
5
24% Jan
7
14% Apr
17
82% Dec
18
9% Dec
71% Mar
14
17
84
6
29
14
73 % Jan
9i
7
19
16% Jan
20
17% Mar 23
26% Apr
4
17
28% Jan
66% Dec
6
7% Jan
2
Feb
6
41% Mar 10
48
j
Feb
6
55% Mar 2b
57
64% Jan
Jan
19
93 % Apr
13
102
14
l3*/2Jan
2
17
7
2
Feb
Mar 25
19
32% Mar 21
35% Jan
18
33 % Jan
2
36% Jan
49
8
4T5% Jan
2
57% Feb
24
3
Aug
Houdaille-Hershey
96
86
May 16
Apr
15
93% Feb
94
Jan
11
102
Mar 25
95% Mar 30
99% Jan
Dec
23
103% Dec 23
102% Mar 31
103% Jan
26 'A Apr
is y4 Apr 19
58% Oct 30
18% Nov
7
71
Jan
5
Houston
5
17% Jan
7
Howard
15% Apr
17
21V4 Jan
6
5
24% Feb
Jan
24
16
4
9% Ayr
2
66% July 31
48 % Apr
17
3
17% Dec
21
Dec
8
Mar 11
4% Dec
16
4% Feb
9
28
22% Feb
5
24
36
Apr
42% Jan
20
29
54% Jan
46% Dec
Apr
x35% Apr
17
45% Feb
23
109
23
x47 % Jan
31
88% Dec
-
8
95
8
75% Apr
6
Jan
5
48% Mar 25
88% Jan
113% Jan
Illinois
6%
81
Jan
5
4.08%
cum
preferred...
52
Jan
7
4.26%
cum
preferred
6
1
41% Dec
17
8% Jan
30
28
41% Oct
9% Oct
17
92
Feb
20
151
Apr
7
56% Jan
101
Jan
161% Jan
7
28
5
25
14% Apr
13
15% Mar 13
1
23 % Jan
2
4
96
18
27
42% May
1
97% Jan
3
28
21% Feb.
Jan
yi
,
9
7
3 % Mar 11
...
48
24
Apr
92% Jan
15
4% Mar 20
Nov
24
2
19% Mar 11
29
226
Feb
11
254% Mar 17
36% Jan
23
30
Apr
156% Apr
9
172
23
Apr
23% Dec
1
41% Jan
14
94
May 15
3% May 6
48 '/a Jan 21
16% Jan
23
Feb
33% Apr
6
9
15
2
17
15
25%
1,600
14%
15%
8,400
71%
71'%
24%
11%
16%
7 /
16%
16%
26%
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40%
51
60%
A
v
93 VB
15%
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98
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25%
17
15%
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7
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27
7
15%
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40
50
Apr
16
16%
16%
26%
26%
39%
40
8.400
51%
51%
3,900
59%
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40
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<
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108%
93%
109
109%
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67
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67
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17
16%
17
16%
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15%
15%
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15%
15%
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4%
4%
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;
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5
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51%
51
51%
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15%
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77
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78
110
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23
45
77%
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78
77%
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110
39%
39%
39%
4%
4%
4%
4%
10,200
22%
22%
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400
4S
A
78
78%
110
39%
44%
78%
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76
llu
39%
110
39%
39 %
preferred
6%
Inland
Steel
100
—
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47
50%
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50%
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50%
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50%
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53%
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53%
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53%
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50%
53%
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50%
50%
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Insuranshares
Ctfs
Interchemical
47
*45
47
%
Intercontinental
Interlakc
Harvester
41%
41%
5,500
25%
1
23%
24%
14%
14%
14%
14%
8,500
23%
23%
23
23 %
23%
92%'
92%
92%
92%
*90%
Inc
—
236
preferred—
:__100
—
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conv
Interstate
Dept
11
Interstate
Power
19
2%
2%
2'%
2,000
41 %
40%
100
41%
129%
129 V*
17,100
129%
129%
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129%
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11%
12
7.50
51%
52%
100
100
6
24% Jan
2
26% Mar 16
Iowa
5
26
Apr
2
30% Jan
Island Creek Coal
141% Jan
13
127% Jan
15
68
19
Apr
17
53% Oct
30
71 % Jan
50% Feb
9
22
25% Jan
21
Apr
7
Oct
16
25
85% Mar 30
30
90% Apr
38% Feb
83% Feb
31% Oct
35 % Apr
7
39% Mar 17
78% Jun
74% Jan
60
Johns
Mar 18
39:.
39%
39'%
39
49%
49%
*49%
50
*49%
33%
*32%
33
*32'%
Teleg.No par
33
24% Jan
5
*50
33
33%,
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5%
•
9
57%
50%
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33
*32%
8%
'
8%
101
8%
58
50
%
56
50
39
39 •%
50
33
600
2,000
1,040
300
2,600
400
100
17%
18 Vb
17%
18%
17%
18'%
17%
18%
17%
17%
28%
36,500
29
29
29
28%
29
29% / 29%
28%
28%
25
30%
1,100
31
No par
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common.
(
30%
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131%
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26
1 <=130
27%
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27%
27%
10
10 Vb
10
10'%
3 0
10 %
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31
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31
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127%
31
100
27%
27%
800
10
10%
6,900
35%
35%
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30%
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36
1,100
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30%
31
30%
30%
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30%
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25
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900
26 Va
26%
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new
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22%
22%
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22%
100
21%
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22
22
22
22
22
22
21 %
21%
2,100
87
87
87
87
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88
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88
86
86
34 %
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34%
343%
Hi
A
Vb
3
1
32
32
10
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1
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common.
1
34%
34%
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preferred
&
50
39
4%
4%
22%
*22%
%
rights
Manville
Johnson
50%
50
*98%
49%
Light Co——10
Jewel Tea Co Inc
62% Feb
58
39
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
20% Oct
99
8%
57%
49%
Jefferson
Common
99
8%
57 %
49%
Jaeger Machine Co.—
3%%
98%
56%
39
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Apr
98%
8%
49%
preferred—.
Jan
99
-99
38%
25% Mar
32
18,500
No par
24 % Mar 19
101
6,600
50%
common.—.25
19
13
11%
48%
51
16
15
11%
51
50
Feb
Apr
12
50
No par
18% Jan
i'« Apr
;
11%
52 8 8
8%
—(
250
12
50%
56%
A
95 %
>
30%
28% Jan
30
39% Feb
May
130
11%
51%
3%
25%
31
25% Jan
39 Vb Apr
129
11%
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57 VB
25
28% Dec
14
130
11%
30%
8
100
*2'%
41%
35%
12
34% Apr
88 %
86
2%
41-%
35%
17
Feb
*85%
86
2%
Intertype Corp—___________No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec,Co_No par
22% Apr
26 % Nov
89
6,000
41%
Stores...
25 Vb May
17
7,000
34%
2%
10 %
Lake
25%
33%
41%
10
(F
89 %
25%
34%
8%
&
390
25%
34
2 %
__25
30% Mar 18
.
14,800
56%
Utilities
7
Jacobs
1,300
30%
156%
25%
—.100
2
$6
234 %
30%
41%
preferred
&
234%
156%
v,
30 %
157
2%
common
International Salt
Power
10,900
41%
_
cum
*86
89%
7,200
18
2%
___—
$1.40
*86
30
4
17%
41%
preferred
7%
89%
600
4,600
3%
235
30'/a
156%
14%
23%
92
__1
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5%
-86
23%
4
17%
235
30%
157
*14%
*90%
com__No par
of Canada
Feb
Apr
4
34%
com—_5
30%
14%
23%
92
17%
235'%
33%
9% Apr
29% Jan
9
234
23%
4
33%
International Telep
22
235%
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17%
33%
International
86
17%
34
6
3
38i
17%
235
236
3%
17
14%
24
92%
33%
Chemical
2
Jun
3%
*14%
■
25%
.
20
42%
25
25%
4%
151
41%
25%
25%
20 % Jan
26% Aug 15
151
42%
24%
25
30
90~
153'%
*151
153%
42%
24%
25%
16% Apr
6
W* Mar 10
2
1,100
25%
30% Apr
81% Jan
93%
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
3
4
93
30%
4
5% Mar
94%
158%
35
20
94%
30%
30% Sep
4% Feb
95
157%
20% Dec
19
2,600
157
8
5% Jan
47'%
30%
20
2
46
157%
Feb
20
48
30%
15
3% Oct
47%
41%
common.—-No par
24% Jan
19% Jan
48%
24%
Machines..—No par
&
1,700
6
156%
Minerals
30,100
*5%
41%
Shoe
11
50%
25
preferred—.
Silver
Feb
*151
153%
6
__100
7%
International
130
4934
41%
3%
International
6
*151
153%
17%
3
31% Mar 16
50%
24%
3%
19
25
'151
17%
26
39% Feb
*93
No par
Business
Int'l
48
Rubber.—No par
Jan
29
'49%
41 %
Iron
Int'l
Jan
Feb
49%
20
preferred———100
54
14
*
common——5
Corp
4%
35
22
3,800
50%
53%
*45
No par
—
Inspiration Cons Copper—
9
Jan
400
46%
47
100
16
33% Jan
33%
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*45
*48%
94%
Apr
14
4.J.OO
94 %
% Feb
27
1,300
77%
93%
1
No par
common
49
'
44'%
110
95
Ingersoll-Rand
33
32% July 2
10% Sep 30
1,800
4%
22%
23
5%
38 % Jan
Jan
6,400
1,500
48%
36 Vb
4
102%
48%
Aug 15
61% Feb
2
Sep
20 '
98
102%
47%
18
40% Feb
200
1,100
48%
22
7
3,200
>
10%
Oct
July 24
86
50
770
5%
Packers
7
93%
15%
86
500
109%
15%
1,200
*5%
Paper
Jan
400
16%
6%
International
55
7
*5%
International
7
2,300
6 %
12% Mar 18
Jan
25%
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5
5
!
5,000
26%
■
26%
59%'
10
17%
7
a
59 %
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66%
17.
800
16%
34%
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66
11%
16 V*
86
98
25%
10%
11
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102 3,4
66%
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16%1
15%
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48
87
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109
34%
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39 7
:
108%
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85
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51%
59%
93 VB
17%
16%
v
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108%
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51%
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85
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16:%
27
30
85
17%
24%
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,
40 %
40%
51
•
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7
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24%
16%
.
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18
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33% Dec
4%
4%
22%
*22%
5
4%
22%
4%
3
32
2,600
60
7,100
194,700
100
99%
99%
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98%
95 %
97
95%
96%
No par
70
68%
69%
68%
68%
68%
69
68%
69%
63
68%
12%
Corp—
Johnson
55%
6,500
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
56
56%
55%
55 %
1,500
21%
22%
21%
22
Laughlin Steel com—10
21%
21%
22
22 Va
100
84%
84%
84%
85
84%
22%84%
1
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36 Va
36%
x
22
*84
%
36%
95%
*95%
19,700
85
84%
84%
36%
36%
37
3,600
360
K
17
38% Jan
3
42% Dec
16
49% Feb
13
x8
26
For
85%
17%'
18%.
24%
'
39%
56% Mar 23
102
10% Mar 17
Dec
*84
71% '
85
r'
10 %
Preferred
15
60% Mar 27
24% Nov
25%
15%
15%
71%
39%
132% Mar 11
Apr
20
82
26
15%
15%
72%
11
Int'l Nickel
10% Jan
100
26
*71% A 72%
26
16
*71%
39%
International
20
15
500
10%
5
7% Feb
Feb
300
53 %
39%
2
50% Jan
96
43'%
53%
11
8
9
22
*42%
53 %
■
39%
Jan
129
5
Co—.
20
43%
53%-
v
10%
2% Jan
90
50
2,300
123
39%
47% Jan
48% Apr
98% Apr
14
RR
1,300
68%
*121%
11
2
9
126% Oct
■
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20%
68'%
123
*121%
200
39%
Int
2
Oct
16
26;
19%
68 %
68%
:
43%
26%/
20%
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69
123
800
10%
16
3
36
20
68%
10
25'%
37%
39%
39% Jan
Jan
2
20
*122 %
92
25%
*37
11%
Int'l
12% Oct
8% Jan
'
37%
•53%
15%
92
25%
37
43%
26
94
25%
39%
26% Mar 24
68
25 % Oct
*92
11
7
57
30 % May 19
26
Nov 13
94
25%
37%
39%
17
26
16
5
43 %
47
33%
Industria Electrica De Mex, S A
Industrial Rayon.———__—
Apr
2% Jan
55% Dec
Apr
Jan
45
May 28
May 29
36% May 16
*33%
Indianapolis Power & Light__No par
86
4
105
33
166% Jan
:.50
preferred——
cum
40% Apr
137% Aug
14% Jan
5% Jan 21
____50
preferred———50
cum
4.42%
14
246% Dec
1
4
3
July 14
4% Nov
19
33%
85%
4
4
23
common—No par
Co
Illinois Terminal
12
Jan
31 % Apr I7
88% Jan 25
Dec
Apr
29% Feb
29% Oct 22
2
46
13
7
16
40% May
130% Jan
6% Mar 16
17
Apr 22
16% Mar
4074 Mar 16
6
40% Apr
15% Jun
160 % Jan
11% Apr
21
4% Jan
23% Apr
9
Power
4.70%
2
19
Sep
*33%
-
'
14%
"■Ylk
100
pfd ser A—100
conv
noncum
Illinois
54% Mar JI
50% Apr
4
18% May
186
8
6
27
37% Jan
164% Nov 25
51% Jan
Apr
Apr
7% Jan
29% Jan 29
14% Dec
9
l
88% May 19
3
52
64% Aug
5
96% Dec 29
22
1,800
33%
-
.
4
20
21% May
11% Jan
common.
50
8% Jan
155% Jan
Co
20
55% Oct
23
Feb
RR
25
30
Oct
3,200
85
72%
*9%
51%
——.—^.20
Central
46% Feb
50
52
19%
29 %
29%
'
25%
68%
123
19%
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*53%
'
19%-
4,100
*29
53%
16'%
■
20
2,300
7%
29 %
'53%
93'%
93 %
110%. 110%15%
15%
34%
"34%
48
48
*87 ■" 88
Co.—No par
51% Feb
18
4% Oct
Idaho Power Co
30
28
41% Mar 24
19%
7%
85
43:%
15%"
7%
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*43/
26
—59%
1
Corp
:
.
Hussman Refrigerator
17
19
7%
37
'
20 %
20
68%
123
17
Hupp
May 21
38% Jan
13
7%
20
*92
25%
37%
65%
6.66%
50 % Apr
7
•
50%
100
Inc
10
53
52% Aug 21
33% May
Foods
Hunt
19
Jan
13
.
43%;
40,.
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
12.50
Dec
109
*:
94
25%
*37%
■20%
1
preferred.
noncum
42 % Dec
7
6% Sep
5%
4
24% Nov
20
'
16%
26%
Hudson Motor Car
8
*92
94
25%
5
Hudson
l
7%
19%
19%
28%
11%
15
2
Jan
12%
53%
16%
*6%
1
2
May
3
35%
'
14% Mar 11
18
13
37%'
24%
& Manhattan common—100
Hudson
59% Feb
19% Jan
8
5% Mar 19
34%
13
-.25
Power
(Del)
Oil & Texas
17
Jan
34%
13%
102%
Stores Corp..—;
6
14y2 Apr
16% Mar
19
Light &
36
*95%
*101%
25%
Howe Sound Co
4% Jan
12
4
16% Jun
Houston
Apr
16% Jan
25% Aug
6
5% Aug 11
13
3% May 15
9% Apr 28
52% Apr 17
12% Feb
16
64
11
Djec
*34%
7%
100
100
..100
No par
,
Apr 14
19% July 28
26
85
16% Nov 28
35%
12%
7%
19%
15%
*71%
*84 .
17%
-__50
preferred
4%
preferred
4.40% preferred—.
13
35 %
12%
29
26
ser
3%"/o
5
103
*34%
7%
68% 1
122%'
122%
*42%
*53%
Household Finance common_.No par
3
800
'
68
5
preferred—
conv
800
6%
12%
*93
25%
*37%
20%
—No par
B__.No par
common
.3
_
$2.25
24%
6%
35%
_1
$4.25 preferred
$4.20 div 2nd pfd
30
41% Jan
*23%
6%
*33%
Electrochemical Co com—5
Hooker
4
24%
*6%
33%
Holly Sugar Corp common.——10.
5% conv preferred
30
Homestake Mining
—.12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
No par
116% Mar 19
19
102% May
24 %
6%
*33
—5
10
24%
6%
33%
& Sons
A)
l
1,300
*24%
*33
<Charles E)
10
28%
147
6%
29%
5
—10
*28
'142
24%
85
5
29
147
105
6%
*28%
—50
Furnace Co—j
Holland
28%
*142
•
*84
Inc
Hotels
Hollander
29
147
28%
preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)-.No par
9
Mar
37
7
2
22
28 %
*142
85
10
:—25
preferred series A
Hires Co
16
27%
147
*84
No par
—
12% Mar 11
9% Jan
105
*105
105%
85
common.—No par
27'% Mar 27
Apr
69% Feb
•
Motors
5
16'/« Apr
6% Feb
1.200
105 %
*105
13%
*24%
-
19%
100
22 % Jan
18
~50
15'%
*12%
6%
28%
J%%
Hilton
68%
15
*84
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
7
68
15%
25
preferred
Hewitt-Robins
2
13%
69%
*15'/4
...100
common.—
Powder
*12%
*68
15%
25%
6%
*34%
12%
7 Vb
5
Co—-—
Corp—
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co
39
30
25
Co common—
non-cum
4%%
Mar 27
18% Feb
Vo Nov
Nov
10
Marx
&
13%
69%
15%
105 Va
27%
"*142
144
*33%
*68
15%
*105
34%
*12%
(.69%
15%
28
144
5%
3
108% Apr
68
27%
2
20% Apr
1
29% Mar 21
14
com__No par
———100
13
4
24
105 %
Feb
29
12% Oct
105
18'/4 Apr
Oct
50% Sep 30
94'/2 Jan
2
pfd—No par
6
11% Mar 31
2
*68
15%
*33%
13%
*12%
69%
*15%
21
22% Apr
23
13%
*68
10
x26 % Jan
33% Jan
*12%
100
2.50
com
Co..
Apr
11% Jan
44% Oct
No par
Co
15 Va Jan
Sep 30
16
1,000
5
Mar
22% Nov
27
7
26
16%
May 12
19% Oct
Jan
107% Jan
26
21
6,000
16%
preferred—
-100
Hershey Chocolate common..No par
26% Jan
14'/a Jan
400
55%
16%
9
22
74
33%
54%
17
Hercules
14% Oct 31
Apr 24
33%
54%
Hercules
21% Oct
70
34%
6
2
40
54
10
20
Jan
120
17
20% Apr
41 y2 Jan
101%
101
54%
Glass
W)
*100
*100
17
74% Jan
9
15
(G
7%
100%
100
101
17
126 y« Jan
51% Jan
x52
•
*98%
100
MOO
101
53%
preferred.
3.65%.
Helme
38 y2 Mar 13
100 Va
4,400
16%
preferred
<H J)
*99
14,500
29
34%
9
122% Feb
22
Heinz
100%
100%
47%
28%
53
common——-——--15
Co
3%%
*99
200
47%
16%
13
67 % Mar
5
Mar
28%
34%
of
29% Jan
19% Mar 30
90
Sep 18
«/4 May 12
8
Jan
11% Jan
48%
28%
52 %
America common
1
4% %
preferred-.
50
Hayes Industires Inc—
1
Hayes Mfg Corp
——2
Corp
47%
16%
Refrac
Schaffner
Hart
Hat
48
28%
73 %
52%
preferred
6%
73
34%
Co $4.25
Harbison-Walk
2
5,400
74
16%
Paper
A)
' 33
34%
preferred—.
(M
3,900
32%
*73%
*100
20.900
8
74
100%
100
Shares
21%
7%
33%
33
33%
21%
8
47%
101%
100
22%
8
52%
Watch
conv
Hanna
2
Jan
7% Jan
16
4"t'v
101%
101'
22
8
the Week
Apr. 17
5
Printing Co
F)
100%
101%
Friday
Apr. 16
25
Water
Hammermill
10
140
6 'A Jan
3&%
19 % Jun
5
6
5
-Jan
30
80
30
Apr
(W
Hamilton
23
21
34'/a Aug
9% May 20
6% Apr 15
28% May
Jan
Jan
17
July 29
26
5% Oct
14
71
3
Mar
104% Jan
18
Jun
142
Oct
9
17% Sep
19
23
33
68
15
16% Jan
6
12% Apr
19
Feb
Hall
18% Mar 13
*99
Sales for
Thursday
28%
100%
*99
mmm
PRICES
22%
*73%
74
101%
TOO
Monday, April 20, 1953
.
Well Cementing—5
Halliburton Oil
11% May 29
102% Jan
H
33 % Jan
9
68
Nov
.'.V.
24
Dec
55
19
17% Jan
3
18% July 16
xl4
Jan
33 % Dec
30 y2 Mar 26
44
7
May
preferred w--——--—-No par
Gulf Oil
Corp—
25
Gulf States Utilities Co coin-No par
$4.20 dividend preferred--——100
$4.40 dividend preferred
100
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
$5
SALE
Apr. 15
13 V'4 Mar 21
Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 14
7
21% Apr
7% Jan 27
31% July 15
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Apr. 13
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Year 11)5 i
11
1
■■■■
Continued-Page 6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
"
19% Dec
footnofe"
10
pa?"
22
25% Apr
30% Mar 12
44
49
Jan
4% Apr
Feb
5
8% Jan
2
Kaiser
Alum
&
Chem
Corp
1
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
21
27%
27 7 a
27%
27%
(conv)
.50
4,400
'46 %
46%
46%
46%
46 %
47
47
47
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
47%
47%
..10
*4%
1,200
4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
1,400
5%
cum
preferred
4%
4%
4%
-Number 5213
Volume 177
(1693)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
i
new york stock record
3
90
Apr
102% May 21
99
Feb
15
106
103 Va Mar 12
31 % Mar 13
19
Dec
96
2
Jan
.28% Apr-
10
May
62
Feb
5
91% Dec
66
Feo
6
72
104
1
Mar 25
82 % Apr
31
95% Jan
100% Mar
105
■
4%
cum
4.50%
6
6
preferred—
Southern
Kansas
92% Jan 30
issued":
42
Apr
7
43% Apr
1
-When
72
Jan
6
74% Feb
3
4%
noncum
4
Deo 24
non-cum
18 % Feb
16% Jan
2
19% Sep
4
9% Feb
28
13% Dec
19
Jan
3
Dec
31
68% Oct
22
92 Va Jan
26
63
9
36% Jan
31
40y4 Feb
40
Apr
Kansas Power & Light Co
Mat VI
July
9
51% Apr
6
Jan
8
7
21 % Jan
2
24% Feb
3
Keystone Steel & .Wire Co
41% Mar
2
49
51% Sep
3
Jan
12
26% Dec
30
19
114
5
Apr
13 Vs Jan: 27
,
44 Va Mar 18
7
82
17
Feb
60
25
Jan
6
111% Feb
108% Mar 26
9
Kimberly-Clark
4%
27
18% Jan
2
25
Nov
8
Oct
27
Apr
7
24
7
80
24
Jan
22
32% Mar 10
Kinney
78% Jan
21% Feb
8
89% Mar 16
Corp
com
(cum)
preferred
conv
$5
28
Mar 17
King-Seeley
Corp...,
(G R)
Co common
23
49% Jan
21
35% Apr
17
41% Jan
5
Apr
86% Apr
13
93% Jan
5
prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common
4% preferred
Oct
70
Apr
35% Oct
28
97 % July 30
21
39% Jan
5
34 % Mar
2
35% Jan
5
Kresge
50% Mar 25
54% Sep
5
50 % Apr
6
57 % Feb
5
Kress
31 % Jan
42 % Dec
24
39
7
42
6
Kroger Co
Laclede Gas
91
34
2
Jan
%, Mar
No par
No par
100
100
...
iS S)
(S H)
—10
Co
No par
& Co..._
(The)„
No par
Shares
29%
*89
99 Va
*98 Va
100
*98 Va
100
*98%
100
*104'A
105
*104'/a
105
104
104'/a
104
85
86
86
50
104
84%
1,500
■.%/
92
91
86
86
V;.;'v
85
85%
42%
42%
43
*43
43 Va
*43
*72%
74
*72%
74 Va
72%
37%
*36%
37'/a
*36%
37 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
GOO
72%
*36%
19%
*36%
20.
750
74%
37%
19%
*42
>72%
19 Va
19%
12
43'/a
12
12
11%
100
•
100
3,800
12
3,400
lV/a
12
12
12
39
39%
39 Va
40
40%
40 Vs
40%
5,700
69%
69%
69%
70%
69 Va
70
68
69'A
22,000
51%
52
51%
52%
51%
52
51%
51%
23'A
23'A
23%
23%
23'A
23'A
41%
41%
41 %
42 Va
42
42'/a
,
'
*25
*23.
23%
41%
5,900
V
42
1,300
2,700
110
'•■105
110
26
*105
25
25
28%
25 Va
25 Va
*25
*29
25'A
25%
».$ 39%
110
*105
110
*105
110
25 %
29
85
37'A
86%
34%
50%
39%
——1
:1
No par
10
29%
29%
92.
90
99%
40%
70%
52%
23%
42 Va
*105
29%;.
*89
92
the Week
Apr. 17
*89
f
73%
37%
39%
69%
51%
23 %
*41%
—8.75
22% Aug
71
1
Mar
110
21
4
*72%
*36%
19 Va
12
preferred
100
pfd "when issued".
Kayser (Julius) &. Co
5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class B_1
Kennecott Copper
No par
Kern County Land Co-1
2 50
38
20
20 Vs May
-
11% Mar
%
100
com—No par
City
Friday
Apr. 16
29%
29Va
4
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 15
29%.
29%
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 14
29%
29%
*89%
91%
*99% 100
*104% 105
*83
85
*41%
42%
100
100
preferred
preferred
3.80%
9
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 13
Par
.
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
13
Jan
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
7
14
30% Dec
5
87 % Jan
95
Low est
Highest
26% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Year1052
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
400
400
29
29
*28%
29%
28
85 '/a
86
86
86 Va
86%
*87
37 >/s
37%
37%
37%
36%
37'A
35%
36'A
87
87
87
*86%
87%
*86%
87 Va
60
34%
35'A
35
35%
35 Vs
35%
3474
35Vo
3,600
50%
51
50 Va
51
51
51
51
51
1,600
39%
37%
86%
35%
50%
39%
29%
85 Va
29
85
40 Va
40
40 Vs
39%
39%
39%
40 Va
2,600
*86
140
88
4,800
l
8% Mar
134
9% Dec
23
8% Mar 12
9% Jan
7
5% Dec
8
7'A Jan
19
5% Jan
5% Feb
4
Jan
21
19% Jan
2
22 Va Mar 16
Lambert
7,
11% Mar
24
16% Dec
12
15 Va Jan
8
18V8 Mar 18
Lane
50
10
2
54% May
23
2178 Apr
14
15
24% Mar 17
Jan
30
54% Apr
17
64
8
25'A Jan
12
95
18
23
91% Jan
26
8% May
1
9% Dec
22
9% Jan
2
11% Jan
21% May
1
30% Nov
26
28% Jan
2
34
Feb
19
21% Dec
16
1% Dec
26
2% Jan
4
Nov
5
17% Jan
29
3% Dec
29
5% Feb
23
88
14
13
Jan
92% May
2,
1
16% Apr
6
1% Jan
7
13
14% Jan
6
10
68
Nov
17
25
Jan
7
x33% Feb
27
42% Dec
23
2
10
80 % Jan
7% May
160% Jan
49
1
Feb
17
Jan
5
80% Mar 11
30
160
Apr
17
Dec
11
65
Apr
13
74
1
Jan
167
*51
52'A
22
*22 »A
22%
55
55
54%
55
1,000
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
26%
27'A
2,100
*93'%
95%
*93 Va
95%
*93%
95%
9%
9 Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
32 Va
32%
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
17%
17 Vs
17%
16%
17
%
1%
1%
1%
17 Ve
1
iy4
1%
1%
1%
10%
*
10%
10%
334.
3%
17
17%
3%
J__No par
11
3%
56
32%
9%
33
700
1,400
*55'A
1734
1
1%
11'A
*11
11 Va
11
10
12,100
2,600
10,500
6,000
1%
11
700
11
*3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
300
71%
72 Vs
70%
71'A
68 Vs.
70 Va
6,300
17%
17%
17%
I
17'A
17'A
1,600
73
71%
72
1734
1734
17%
17 Va
Corp.——*—No par
*21%
21 Va
21%
21%;
21%
21%
21%
21%'
21%
21%
38Va
38%
38'A
38'/a
38%
38%
38%
39
38'A
38%
5,400
10%
x9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
64.700
&
—
Products—
10%
10'A
37'A
36%
36 Va
37
37
7514
75%
76 %.
77
77'A
78
10%
*160%
—
6
<;
*36'A
...
2
■
72% Jan
52 (A
22
10
Libby McNeill & Libby
.1
Life Savers Corp
.5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
7% preferred
—100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.,
—No par
38% Mar 17
74
*51
-
1714
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
13
8% Jan
35
15
173% Apr
2
May
10% Apr
13
'
52'A
21 Va
—No par
pfd
1,100
72%
Lerner Stores
4
29
76
95%
914
32%
15%
1
—5
22% Mar 17
Dec
38
4
27%
*93 Va
*93%
15%
22'A
*51
56
27%
15%
*15%
95%:
*55
55
27%
1,000
21
16
22 Va
21%
55
100
10
2.5
.
(The)
Fink
Lehn
Jan
28~
61% Jun
22'A
8,300
5%
21
*15'%
r
52'A
*51
521/4
.22 %
.5
2nd
Lehman Corp
2
9*- Feb
1
35% Oct
..
preferred...No par
1st
noncum
42% Feb
7
Apr
$3 noncum
50c
05.1
,1
9
5'%
5%
21
21
20'%
15%
Tire
preferred..
'
18% Mar 27
•
37
15%
Lehigh Valley Coal common
4% Jan 22
17
Jan
20% Feb
2
16% Mar 28
Va, Apr
14
81% July
18"
1534
50
Lehigh Valley RR
20
3% Apr
21
1534
8%
9 Vs
5%
5%
21
20%
& Sons Co common..3
(James)
3.85%
10% Apr
13% Dec
20 Vs
Lehigh Portland Cement-—
22% Jan
% Mar
20%,
Lcliigh Coal & Navigation Co
Mar 24
17
1
70% Feb
21
Lees
Feb
5'%
20%
j
...
Rubber &
Lee
3
Jan
9
5%
.No par
common
Co
9%
5%
No par
preferred
Lane-Wells
9
29% Feb
Bryant
9
534.
«5.34
9
9
914
9
6% pl'd.75 Pesos M'ex
(The)—
Co
4 % %
Mar 12
48% Jan
Dec
26% Dec
1
20% Apr
56
12
25% July 16
72%
Jan
20% Jan
4
Co.—
La Consolidada
6
18% Oct
45
5
*64%
65
9%
37%
1137
77%
160 Va
65%
65%
67
66 %
66%
44
*44 Vs
37
400
3,600
160
160
44%
161
161
1,400
78
37
77%
77%
160%
161%
*160
162
$5
f "/U
*64%
120
66%
1,100
44
800
27
7,900
35%
44
6,300
15
48% Jun
25
47% Mar 16
Link Belt Co
43
43
43%
44
xl2% Apr
30
21% Dec
26
19% Feb
9
27% Mar 27
Lionel Corp
2.50
25'A
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
26 Va
27%
33% Nov
14
46% Mar 17
34% Apr
6
38% Mar
3
Lion
No par
35%
35%
35'A
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
*3474
16% Oct
1
22
19
7
21% Feb
4
Liquid Carbonic Corp com...No par
3%% convertible preferred—100
193/4
19 %
19%
20
20'A
20'A
19%
19
Va
/'l9%
20
*68 Va
69%
69
69
*68
70
200
23 Vs
21 %
22
15,200
13%
13 '4
1378
19,900
4,800
43
66
Jan
Jan
26'
75% Apr
15
Nov
18% Apr
43
2
24% July
13
Apr
Apr
21
1
Apr
Feb. 13
74
68% Jan 12
14
26% Mar 19
6
Lockheed Aircraft Corp——.
Loew's Inc
11% Oct
28
18% Jan
4
11% Jan
28
14% Mar 25
23% Jan
30
31% Nov 28
2 9 % Jan
5
34% Mar 19
Lone
14
26
Lone
Star
14% Jan
Jan
July 14
2
20% Aug
Feb
9
17
Feb
9
18% Mar 25
Dec
24
104% MarlO
110
Jan
.14
21
103% Apr
106% Jan
9
25'A Dec
5
13
24% Jan
18
33
Jan
41% Dec
15
Apr
17
367s Feb
17
151
158% May 24
Jan
23
Apr
6
59
Apr
33% Aug
8
91% Jan
99% July
7
95
Mar 13
37% Oct
50
Jan
30
39
Apr
15% Jan
25
10% Apr 16
12
42
45
Louisville
2
22 Vs
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
33'A
33
33%
32%
33 Va
32 %
32%
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
26
25%
25%
31%
32
17 Vs
17%
32'A
1734
f
32%
32
32'A
32'%
32%
32'A
32'A
1714
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17'A
17%
*104%
105'A
*104%
105'A
*105
105%
103%
103%
*103
104
*103
103 Va
26%
26%
is
—50
& Sons Inc com
16
26
4'A%
22
Lukens
Steel
Mar 20
M
Wood Working Co
Feb
MacAndrews
32%
10
Co
40
21,600
13
32
163,000
Ji
V«
152
*150
151
40
151
38%
38%
38%
38%
38'A
38%
1.200
60
60
60'A
60'A
60%
59 Va
60
2,400
32%
33
33
33'A
33%
32.
33'A
3,700
96%
95
95
95
95
41 Va
40'A 1-41
40'A
40%
40'%
40%
*42%
39
*95
96'%
Va
152%
59'/a
33
152%
32 Va
60
153
39
39%
*95
10
26'A
153
155
59 V2
1
100
preferred series A
103%
25 Vs
Jli
>
10
*102%
26%
26 Vs
26%
26
26%
1,400
105
105
103 Va
*103
26%
4,100
22,700
105%
*105
39
Jan
1,900
*
32%
(Kyi .No par
Co
45% Jan
7
23'A
33Va
*153
Nashville
(M)
22%
1314
100
& El
&
Lowenstein
23
——
33% Apr
97
69%
22%
32%
10
Co common
rights
Louisville Gas
2
67 % Jan
67% Dec
24% Feb
(P)
preferred.—
7%
69%
23
26%
13
10
—10
Corp
Co—
Gas
Common
15
41% Jan
7
3078 Apr
u;
158% Mar 12
52% Feb
30
Lorillard
28% Mar 23
5
A Apr
143
Cement
A—No par
Long Island Lighting Co com.No par
5.25% pfd series A
100
5% series B preferred
100
35% Mar 26
106% Nov
107
102
101
29
2
17% Dec
2
22 %
Long Bell Lumber (M'dl
7
43% Feb
5
15
Apr
43'A
70
*68
_1
No par
Star
25% Apr
x27% Nov
5
(The)
Co.
Oil
43%
*94
96%
50
40
40'A
2,200
1074
2,500
m
10
Nov
14.
40% Aug
128% Sep
12
Oct
45
4
,
26% Oct
127
Apr
6
28
12
Apr
13
31% Jan
30
23% Apr
13
28
82 % Apr
14
10% Jan
16
30
Apr
39
6
20
11% Mar 18
8
Dec 19
23
18
Jan
Jan
7'A Jan
7
6',4 Jan
22
July 11
Jan
9
9
Maracaibo
6
Marathon Corp
Mar
0
Marine
Jan
9
58
52% Feb
25
4% Jan
31
4% May
7
4% Apr
9
17
27% July
8
23% Feb
17
23
Nov
55
Feb
4% Jan
9
25% Mar 19
Oct
7
94
Jun
9
84 % Apr
14
88% Mar
25
16
Dec
19
13% Apr
17
18% Mar 20
9% Apr
15
13% Jun
2
11% Jan
28
33 % Jan
2
21% Apr
x2
2
Mathieson
5
4.25%
34% Aug 11
29% Feb
20
2
98
July 21
83
Apr
17
.95
Jan 20
2
97
May
7
89
Mar 31
(95
Jan
6
87
May
2
79
13
25
90 % Jan
90 % Jan
Jan
4
45% Jan
18
16
85% Jan
11
21
Mar 16
Dec
30
49% Apr
6
52
Mar 12
Feb
13
21% Mar 25
25% Apr
17
30 % Feb
18
4
31
45% Nov
28
44
13
17% Mar
98% Apr
71
Nov
Dec
20
83% Apr
33% Nov
17
46
Jan
92
17
2
62
9
71 % Jan
34% Apr
3
28
17
38% Jan26 % Jan
31
26 Va Jan
7
24% Feb
3
15 % Jan
21
13 Va Jan
2
22% July 15
28% Feb
2
86
94
25 '4 Feb
14
91% Feb
24
2 6 Va Jan
12% Feb
10
Dec
10
50% Mar 12
4
15% Apr
16
21% Dec
9
Oct
6
35 V2 Jan
22
4'
93 % Dec
12
47
Feb
12
2
21
Mar 20
94
2
8
16
27
28
13
Jan
26% Dec
8.
22
Feb
14% Jan- 22
9
12 % Oct
8
73% Mar 12
20
12% Nov
Aug 19
Jan-
17
Apr
66
23% Jan
23% Mar
4
64 Ve Apr
1
Nov
15% Feb-
14
17
84% Apr
28
56
30
10
45% Feb
7
52% Jan
25
5
20
89 % Dec
Vs Jan
13% Apr
7
38 % Feb
55% Mar
32% Mar 23
Apr
19% Dec
28
14% Oct
7
18% Feb
26% Dec
7
Feb
37% Feb
103
31
51
15% Mar 12
x22% Nov
18 Va Apr
10
19% Dec
10
14 Va Jan
10
Jun
Jan
28
84% Jan
104% Oct
28
Nov
22
3
121
6%
56%
56%
56%
*56%
56%
56%
4 Va
*4%
4%
*4%
4%
100
24%
3,100
56%
4%
4%
No par
24%
24%
prior pfd.
Co
com
_!
89%
*88 Va
89%
*88 Va
89 Va
88%
80
89'%
*89
90%
*89
90 Va
*89
90'4
630
*79
•10
80
*78%
79%
187/s
2,500
M'cGraw Electric
Co——
1
Publishing
McGraw-Hill
—No par
Mclntyre
Porcupine
Mines
McKesson
&
Inc.—
McLellan
Robbins
__5
18
—1
Co
Stores
Co—10
Mead Corp common..
No par
4'A'A prefeiTed (1st series) —100
Norris
McQuay
Shoe
Mfg
——1
Corp...
Co
&
conv
2nd
pfd
Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott.—~ 12.50
Mergenthaler
25
3
20% Feb
14
*28% Nov
28
93% Jan
13
3.85 %
preferred
93 % Feb
4
3.80%
preferred
102% Apr
17
4.45%
preferred
24% Apr
7
Fo»
'oninofp®
iee
Da'.'r"
22
14
82%
*78%
19
*49%
27% Mar
32
Apr
•
5
Miami
2
Mid-Continent
9
Middle
9
19'A
51'/a
*
South
18%
19 Vs
*50'A
52
*50
19'A
19%
19Vs
*26'A
26%
*26'A
*45'A
46
*50'A
52
19
*45%
l4Va
*86%
26'A
46
14Vs
87
*68%
68%
68%
68%
*68'A
56%
*56'A
57Va
56%
66
65%
66'A
35
*25
56
65%
35%
34%
*25
25'A
25
13%
26'A
*94
27'/s
13%
26%
94%
27%
13%
13%
*50
17%
53
17%
21%
13%
f
14
14 Va
87
86
86'/a
69
68
68
57%
57 %
57%
65'A
65 Va
35 Vs
35
25 Vs
25
67
600
66
800
58
58
*64%
65'A
900
35
34%
34 7/s
2.200
25
25
25
400
1374
13%
13%
800
26
2674
3,100
*94
94%
*94
9474
27
27%
94%
*S4
27
13%
13%
53
49
50
17%
17%
17%
.
27
21.%
*82
84%
*81 Va
103%
103%
29 Vs
*28%
23%
160
26%
13%
23%
85'A
26%
2 7'A
23%
84'%
*13%
94:,A
28%
3,400
13%
13%
28%
14)4
26%
*94
28%
80
14
13%
x26%
21%
700
4 5'A
26%
•
26%
21 %
2,900
19'4
26
"44%
14
*103
84%
103
103
13%
26%
17%
19
25 V8
45'A
14
34%
25
*50
19'A
26'A
87
65
65
34%
53
19 Vs
45'A
'
87
1874
*50'A
26 V4
27
45
14 Va
13%
*86'A
1874
53
*44%
19%
19
.
187s
19 Vs
26'A
79
79
80
*78
80
19
23%
23%
21%
83%
104
13 Va
13 Va
50%
*49
267/s
27
3,900
13%
1374
2,200
50
5074
*49
17%
.
17%
17%
177/s
900
21
21'A
20%
21 Vs
21,000
-v
*81%
*103
83%
104 Va
*81%
8374
500
104
*103
29'A
*28%
29'A
28%
28%
600
23%
23%
23%
23%
2374
5,300
35,000
14
rH>
35%
35%
*89Va
90'/a
*102% 104%
91%
91 '/a
*92
94'A
*102
103
*89%
90 Va
89 Va
89%
104'%
*102%
104%
—.5
24% -25'A
5
Copper
—
Petroleum
Utilities
Rights————
30
30
30
pfd—100
—100
series
100
series——100
series
100
Co.
15
14
*88%
.
'/a
Machine
23
7/64 Apr
30'A
30
30%
14
Rights
Apr
24% Apr
19,400
700
89 Va
Jun
66% Jan
1,500
*88 %
108
9
6,200
1874
89%
89%
3
58% Apr
2174
18%
500
Jan
28
21%
18%
3,500
com
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred
series
81% Jan
22
*18%
88
Mesta
16.
21%
18%
30'A
2
%, Feb 19
22'A
18%
4074
Mar 30
29% Mar
22
18%
105'A
9
107
21%
23,400
29%
39% Jan
r
12
39%
98% Jan
109% Aug
8
26% Dec 18
18%
14
12
104 %
7
8
18%
18'A
13 Ve
12
30'/a
15
6
21%
14%
*11%
40%
89% Apr
Jan
22
14 Vs
12%
104'/a.-
35'/s Apr
58% Oct
21%
280
14%
*12
40'A
11
Oct
12
12
104'A
May 27
20
14'%
12
40%
54% Feb
105
14 Vs
104'A
101
92
84'A
14%
40 Vs
2
91 % Jan
14%
84%
1041/4
18
95% May 23
86'A
40'A
92% Jan
97% Jun
86
104'A
37% Dec
14
85'%
86'A
39%
13
20
24%
86'A
*103%
22% Jan
Jan
24%
87
40'A
2
91% Feb
24%
86 Va
104'A
30'A
28% Jan
91r
24 Va
39%
Corp
preferred
15
'2
24%
*103%
Chemical
Oct
Feb
24%
24%
12
1
——
800
57
*4%
14
No par
No par
%
•'
4%
84%
1
9 Vs
*4%
1
100
Co
Co—
9%
50
100
(conv)
20
105
7,000
12'A
56%
6
Mar 20
10,400
12%
12%
*56 Va
28 V8 Apr
103
21 >A
21%
12'A
23
101
21
9Vs
21 »A
21.%
jg
1,900
9'A
*82%
/
400
914
12%
33% Jan
6
23'4
*9
21%
7
% Apr
200
23
12'A
No par
No par
25 % Mar 30
6%
67's
21
common——16%c
30
*6'A
23
*22%
120
3,800
814
8
9 Vs
Inc
Jan
*6 'A
6%
23
2,200
1874
545
545
8 Vs
12%
$4
31
8
21 Vs
$3.50 preferred
Jan
22 Va
550
*543
8
18%
19'A
19
19%
9Vs
Merck
111
Mar 27
7,600
12'A
5
6
29%
28%
30
20%
19
17
*
23
*22'/a
29%
12%
914
87% Feb
20% Apr
83% Apr
*6'/a
6%
6%
6%
23
7%
8
1,000
9'A
550
*535
543
7%
754
19'A
19%
19'A
542
30
1,000
30%
9'A
9%
31 Vs
9'A
21
.—
25% Jan
19 % Jan
101
734
7
6
9 Vs
30'/a
544
Co (The) common
^1
5%
convertible 1st preferred—50
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
—3%
50% Mar 30
914
31%
1934
8 Vs
*9
.5
Melville
17% Apr
2
Jan
1334
*22'A
Mengel
'
22
914
1,400
8
9%
—.100
May Dept Stores common
5
$3.75
preferred—
—No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series.No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
...No par
Maytag Co common
No par
$3 preferred
—_.—No par
McCall Corp
—No par
McCord
Corp common
3
$2.50
preferred.
—50
McCrory Stores Corp common...50c
3% %
convertible preferred—..100
28% Mar 49
9
6% Mar
82%
8%
12'A
Corp
conv
14% Mar 25
,
82%
Vs
9 Va
20%
&
Electric
Master
20% Jan
41% Jan
18
113
83
*8
8 Vs
1
6.25
—.
Corp
110% Jan-
29% Jan
65
Martin-Parry
Masonite
9
3
42
5
2
7
30
83
8Vs
5
prc-lerred
Apr
20 % Feb
49'A Apr
17% May 12
38% Oct
104 Va Jan
83 'A
8%
Corp common——5
(Glenn L)
14 % Mar
17
79
4W/e
25% Feb
2
21% Oct
83
8'/s
No par
—
Field
Marshall
10
24
544
...
100
9 Vs
preferred
Martin
24
1
50
...
Market St Ry 6%
J
24%
31
Exploration
Midland
4>A%
4
8%-Jun
85
Oil
Mar
8% Jan
24
.No par
.10
a—i__
Jan.
12V8 Jan
12
24'A
—1
Shirt
13
20% Mar
22
22
Bros
Manhattan
11
17
28
Dec
57% Jan
Mandel
12%
24
8'A
25
12 Va Jan
29'A Jan
13
9
Mar
5,300
12 Va
83 Va
23% Mar 16
7,600
12 Vs
*8 Va
5
2
24
2
8
14
16
12'4
43'A
132
24
82 Va
Manati Sugar Co
28
12
*42'%
12
84
16
8% Oct
22% Apr
10% July
8 Vs Feb.
23
9
6
*128
12%
24%
—
Mar 23
129 Va
12
83%
Magic Chef;..
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)——
Mahoning Coal RR Co
552
21
43%
129%
12'A
23%
com
12
32
Apr
22% Jan-
18% Mar 31
536
10%
*42%
129%
No par
Co Inc
Madison
9% Jan
10%
11
11 Vs
.5
,
26
9
*127
*127
preferred series A_100
Square Garden..—No par
4%%
*42'A
42%
129'%
4 3'A
129%
10%
11
42%
*127
100
8% Feb
2
11
H
11
23%
iR H)
Macy
8
Jan
5
FQrbes common—10
preferred
Mack Trucks Inc..:
87% Mar 27
26% Jan
8
14
10
24
Apr
Feb
Dec
536
26
5
Jan
&
6%
Mar 24
8% Jan
5
22% Nov
9
7% Dec
8
9% Mar 13
24
13% Jan 23
90% Jan
29
15% Aug 13
485
132
3
7% Aug 25
7% Oct
Mar 31
17 >/s Jan
30
Dec
7
Jun
135
10
24% Oct 22
84
May
& M
1
10
Inc.-No par
————
*35'A
36
*102'%
*90
94
59%
Vs
9/64
7/64
24%
*89
*89
35%
90
104%
3514
91%
80
104 %
91 Va
*89
102%
10
92
*89
92
1,800
35%
90
90
*102%
20
80
102%
103
*101%
103
24%
25
24%
25
24'A
24 74
59 Vs
60
59%
60'A
59 Vs
5974
25
25'A
25'A
25'A
24 Vs.
9/64
9/64
2514
9/64
103
24%
24'/a
59'A
25'A
35 %
*89
*102 %
92
92
103
103
59lA
25
36
91 Va
*89
91%
*92
35'/a
59%
-
*
25
Vs
Vs
Vs
*
5,400
3,500
26,000
465,000
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1694)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. I
Year1952
39% Jan
20
Oct
6
139
1
41% Apr
3
132% Apr
30%
jui)
22
22
.46% Jan
7
7
Mar
7
Midland
Feb
9
8%
139
4
YORK
Steel
STOCK
Monday
Oil
42
100
*135
Corp__
17% NOV
28
16 % Jan
26
18% Mar 12
19% Dec
19
13% Apr
19% Jan
2
Minn St
45 3A Feb
14
62% Dec
18
62
7
116% Dec
39
Apr
25
16
Oct
28
80
Feb
10
42
48% Jan
24
1017a Feb
53% Feb
108
Apr
6
8
Jan
$3.75
115% Mar 31
Min
Minn
2
47% Jan
Marie
&
24% Jan
Nov
19
91% Jan
82% Apr
1
7
30% Jan
24'A Feb
25
32% Jan
2
39
Dec
17
36% Feb
9
40% Mar 26
Minnesota Power &
Oct
15
37
Mar 12
27% Feb
20
34% Mar 25
18
29
Jan
Minneapolis-Mollne Co
23
19% Jan
Jan
$5.50
5
26% Jan
22
88
15% Oct
22
20% Jan
22
18
Jan
13
16
38% Dec
11
36% Jan
5
41% Mar 17
3% Oct
10
8% Feb
15
6
6% Mar 12
Jan
16
67% Dec
31
5% Apr
62'A Feb
21% Apr
21
59 % Dec
23
47% Jan
7
24% Nov
12
31% Jan
7
27% Feb
18
4
14% Aug
18% Jan
5
13
Jan
4
16% Jan
50
12% Mar
16% Oct
20
82% Oct
30
69% Mar
6
9
7%
preferred
JMissouri
23
58'A Jan
32% Mar 12
Mohawk
5
15% Mar 25
Mojud
2
20% Mar 23
Monarch
953/b Jan
Monsanto
109% Jan
2
85% Apr
14
17
28% Jun
30
22 % Jan
19
28% Mar 11
Montana-Dakota
16
31% Dec
19
29
7
32% Mar 26
Montana
55% Oct
22
16% Jan
12
Nov
36
Aug
3
23
Mar
18
Feb
6
18% May
16
43% Jan
6
6
343/a Mar 18
Motor
Products
15
Motor
Wheel
Dec
8
23 % Jan
25
24
26
iv
57% Jan
4
Nov
28
21% Dec
110
Tqn
273A Mar 16
Murphy Co
3
43/4%
20O
377a
377a
1,300
3074
297a
30
4,200
*37%
373A
37%
37%
377a
377a
38
38
30%
31%
30
30%
30
30%
30
20%
21%
38
2,800
120
2174
217a
21
21%
207a
20 3A
8,600
3974
337a
397a
40
397.
397a
7,100
5%
57a
5%
5%
57s
5 74
64%
65%
64aA
65
647b
65%
637a
643A
6374
64
52%
53%
51%
52%
50
5274
49 3%
50%
48 3/4
49%
*29%
30
29%
297a
10O
1574
1574
l.lOO
30
*29%
30
J
*29 7a
30
♦297a
15
15
*15
15%
15 7a
1574
15%
18
18
*17%
17 %
17%
17%
*173/4
1574
18
*173/4
5,000
5,200
16,20O
18
30O
86
87
853A
86%
8674
87%
86%
8674
87
7.30O
5
25%
26%
25 3A
26 %
26
26%
253A
26%
25 3A
257a
9,300
29%
29%
29%
297b
29%
30%
29'%
295/a
29
29%
No par
63%
64
63%
64%
64%
65
64 3%
65%
633A
647a
16,500
12
16%
16%
16%
17%
17%
187a
173/4
177s
177»
17%
15,100
■—
No par
14%
15
8774
5,400
15%
1574
15%
15
157a
147a
157s
6,60Q
36%
36%
36%
36 3A
36%
36%
3674
363%
367a
363A
8,900
30
10
30%
30%
30%
307a
307a
30 5/s
31
3074
307a
2.60O
15%
5
25
25
25%
257a
257a
2574
24%
24%
24'%
247a
247a
24 %
*24 74
243A
24
247a
2,700
1
T
24%
24%
2474
24%
24 3/8
247a
247a
243A
247a
243/4
4,200
5
(G C)
*12%
*25
12%
12%
12%
*1278
123A
1
*45%
45%
45%
45%
457a
457a
100
common
'106%
107%
1077a
1077a
107%
1077a
1
20 % Jan
2
24% Feb
26
46% Apr
6
50
Feb
25
45
1
51
Feb
2
253/4 Feb
28
361/4 Mar 25
National
Acme Co
1
1572 Jan
8
National
Airlines
1
Apr
2474
par
17
48
24
163A
8374
*24
•24
1
13% Mar 27
6
16%
*823%
247a
2474
83
5%
Corp___
50
Jan
163/4
825/s
24%
*82 7a
7,800
16%
83
24%
3/8
30O
44 7a
103
82%
83
24%
Apr
110% Mar
16%
4374
*102
39%
!
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
^
14
16%
44 7s
103
No par
Lines
Mullins
6
16%
43%
*102%
111
21%
Mueller Brass Co
26% Mar 13
4474
103
59
*110
83
3
273/8 Jan
43 3A
*102 7a
59 7«
1127a
pfd-100
Corp
8
16%
163/4
44%
103
59%
112
5%
& Co
5
♦102%
103
59%
113%
38%
Inc
19
Feb
453/8 Apr
106
(John)
Motorola
5,000
58
*112
24%
Aug 25
52% Feb
4
1
42% Mar 13
Dec
15% Apr
6
13% Jan
5
19
48
12
Apr
25
l
49% Dec
Morrell
12% Jan
29% Apr
24% Apr
29% Jan
20
106% Oct
Moore-McCormack
36
1,300
597*
57%
114
207a
Montgomery Ward & Co
15
25% Dec
1
22% May
11% Jun
65% Mar 19
14
6,500
135/8
5
18% Apr
10
17%
13%
5%
Co
7
31
173/a
137s
38%
(The)
16% Apr
Dec
175/s
137»
5%
Utilities Co
59% Mar 10
44% Oct
17%
13%
1.25
2
32
177.
13%
No par
5
14% Jan
7
17
13%
100
conv
18% Aug
14
22% Jan
Chemical
43%
44%
16%
82
5
A
67% Jan
2
1,500
17
*24%
10
Tool
Power Co
23
No par
com
Inc
Co
227s
20
RR
Machine
*112
1,800
*1353/4
237a
1
Carpet Mills
Hosiery
1367a
1367a
225/8
_25
Light Co_No
Pac RR 5%
21% Nov
20
1
100
56%
56%
114
44
common
series
26% Apr
Apr
56%
*102%
preferred
Mlssoun-Kan-Tex
•135
22%
13%
preferred
conv
1367a
22%
16%
Corp
Mission Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
233/8 Mar 25
33% Oct
1st
$1.50 2nd
♦135
13%
No par
preferred
$4
136%
16%
*112
Shares
417s
13%
Mission
25
104
41%
16%
No par
23'6 Nov
Jan
427a
22%
100
Mfg common
102% Apr
16% Feb
105
*42
223A
1.50
the Week
Apr. 17
4274
No par
Ry
-louis
SS
Friday
Apr. 16
42
22%
preferred
conv
*125
Sales for
Thursday
41%
22%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
3
Mar
107
St
Paul &
136%
PRICES
Apr. 15
No par
26
23
Minneapolis &
41%
42
SALE
Wednesday
10
15 V* Oct
HIGH
Apr. 14
____5
i
ij3% Feb
6
27
Tuesday
Apr. 13
Par
common
1st preferred
Midwest
24% Mar 20
Prod
Continued—Page 8
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Highest
Sep
46% Dec
4
1317» Jun
20
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Monday, April 20, 1933
preferred
Murray Corp of America
4% preferred
Myers (F E) & Bros
10
com
21
21
21
50
46%
No par
*45%
3
22%
223%
22%
100
823%
84'%
323%
*835%
323%
32'%
13'%
13%
13'%
*4674
46%
46
46%
217s
217a
215/a
123/4
*45 7a
*107
25%
123%
12 3A
457a
106
400
457a
123A
46
108
900
25
25
700
107
320
217a
213%
213A
4,000
467a
467a
*46 7a
477a
200
♦457a
467a
*45 7a
467a
100
227a
2374
2272
237a
11,000
213A
47
*4674
47
46%
♦457a
467a
22 3%
223%
23
845/b
843%
843%
85
85
83%
85
327a
33
33
33'%
33'%
32'%
33
1,400
13 74
13'%
137a
133%
137a
13'%
133%
3,100
3,700
N
173/4 May
1
225/a Dec
1
607a Feb
20
100'A Dec
18
3174 Apr
15
36
Aug
1
21'% Apr 6
Apr
7
31'% Feb 11
11% Oct
15
167a Jan
4
13 V8 Apr
163A Oct
24
205/e Jan
8
19'A Apr
19
21
82
993/4 Jan
10
2
Nash-Kelvinator
Nashville
Corp
Chatt
&
.
LouIb
St
6
21'% Mar
9
National
Automotive
Apr
23
23 'A Dec
1
Jan
2
255% Mar 20
National
Aviation
293/4 Apr
16172 Jan
23
3572 Dec
31
35'% Jan
2
38
National
2
17972 Jun
18
161'% Apr
15
83A Oct
21
123A Jan
28
11
Jan
Mar 19
173'% Jan
2
1%
5
26
3
61 '/a Mar 19
52 % Feb
27
59'/4 Mar 19
National
93A Jan
2
147a Nov 25
13% Jan
2
157a Jan 20
National
City
ll3/4 Jan
133/a Jan
7
97a Apr
17
18% Mar 27
153/4 Jan
2
60
5678 Apr 14
14'% Jan 23
19% Apr 16
133/4 Jan
14
483A Jan
2
Dec
1
135/a Dec
22
175/a Jan
4
19% Oct
30
347a Jan
2
97
Sep
1872 Jan
16
1103A Jan
24
91
17
2
Jan
253/4 May
23'A July
98'% Oct
1
33
7
8
Jan
29
90
62'% Feb
Department
23'% Jan
National
Feb
20
177
Jun
18
160
Jan
15
14772 Apr
24
132
Apr
7
Apr
77a Dec
24
95/a Jan
31
305/s Oct
23
407a Jan
26
30% Jan
9
43
May
257a Jan
275/a Oct
85 72 Jan
1978 Feb
101
Jan
33/a Oct
11
34'/b Sep
1
53
30
22
35
15
Apr
3
May 20
273% July 7
109% July 31
2
23
Nov
2
91
23
55/s Sep
14
67a Oct
22
Jan
313/4 Nov 24
22
16
18
10% Feb
135/a Dec
16
104 74 Jan
31 'A Jan
323/4 Jan
National
National
Steel
27
313/a Jan
5
24% Jan
1043A Jan
Apr
National
National
Vulcanized
6
Natomas
4
734 Mar
135/a Feb
5
Jan
7
34
x90
163/4 Apr
27
Apr
Apr
106
26
8
27
38
Jan
13
13% Jan
20
93'% Apr
2
14% Mar 30
89
Mar
1
44
Apr
14 '/a
2
Nehi
Feb
92'% Jan
6
6
45 72 Oct
20
113A Oct
16
207s Feb
Apr
19
66
July 22
3174 Dec 30
Jan
7
685% Jan
21
24
30'% Apr
19 % Jan
17
34
75
1874 Nov 13
17
Oct
22'% Aug
8
23'% Dec 23
22
20
9
143/4 Apr
24
52
Apr
Oct
10
May
14
56
2
73
5
23'/« Mar 17
40
Apr
6
48'/a Jan
Jan
9
Mar 24
14
Apr
83'% Apr
Apr
163% Jan
70
9
8
657a Feb
21'% Apr
7
82'% Mar 31
92
Jan
26 7e Jan
28'% Feb
2
305% Jun
2
76
85
May 21
77
92
Nov
82'% Apr
197a
193%
20
193%
20'%
19%
20
197a
193/4
21,600
90%
*90'%
903%
905%
90 3%
903%
903%
903%
500
205%
21
203%
21
21
905%
213%
217a
21'%
21%
12,200
94
*93%
94
9374
93'%
94
9374
9374
1
20
7
Air
14
6%
New
293%
10
28 3%
28%
88
88
Y
Dock
non-cum
&
Harlem
RR
8974 Dec
19
857i Jan
30
47'% Dec
30
40'% Apr
693% Apr
10
12% Jan
27
943% Mar 29
2
13'% Dec
16
87
82
Jan
2
105
Jan
3
110
7
Jan
5
102
Nov
25
79% Apr
105'% Apr
97
Apr
15% Jan
7
127a Jan
2
113% Apr 30
11'% Sep
9
19
Sep
8
July 18
90'% Dec
1
~
163% Jan
31
257a Jan
31
6
277s Jan 28
203% Jan
8
Jan
9
6
12%
16'%
16%
*105
106'%
11%
11%
137a
133%
90
117a
7
iVa
12'%
12'%
16'%
16'%
*105
106'%
123%
16%
106'%
11%
345%
*92
137a
1378
♦89
90'%
44'%
443%
7'/a
*117a
7'%
345%
35
927%
44
7%
12
ll5/a
1172
*89
457a
774
75%
12
283%
♦111'%
927a
14
,7
*12'%
16 3%
♦105
67a
*105
34'%
*89
445%
34
34
92
92
14
133%
137a
9,000
90'%
150
90'%
*89
10
45'%
44%
447a
12,400
14'%
14'%
143%
143%
145%
147a
*14%
1474
1,200
71
71
7,0 3%
703%
703%
703%
*703%
71%
*31'%
31%
30'%
31'%
1.800
21
207a
20%
5,300
46%
20'%
40
21
2174
21%
213%
21'%
21%
203%
217a
33,600
413%
415%
42%
41%
42
40
41'%
5,900
*106'%
1073%
*106'%
1073%
*106'%
107 3%
*107
1077a
15%
153%
15'%
15 72
15%
153/4
•107
15%
1073%
15'%
*15'%
15%
*65
68
*65
68
*65
68
♦65
68
*83'%
8772
*837a
87%
*83%
87 %
*450
480
450
*370
450
450
*400
233%
233%
23'%
23 72
233%
237s
23'%
59'%
60
59'%
59 7»
593%
60'%
205%
21'%
205/a
20%
203%
21
837a
*400
450
1,000
~Io
83%
450
10
23
1,500
22 3%
59%
233%
593/4
58'%
59'%
3,000
203%
207a
207a
207a
4,700
34
333%
3374
84
*83'%
3474
83
83
267a
27
27
27'%
28
♦27
2774
A
267a
34
*83'%
_No par
*27
28
*27
28
inn
•78
81
*77'%
81
♦777a
81
•77'%
100
*82'%
83'%
82%
82 72
♦813%
8374
♦81'%
100
—
*90
91
91
9172
::
Electric
Corp_;
Chemical Co
*27
91
81
*77%
81
83
*82'%
'
9174
9%
95%
9%
972
9%
9%
9%
18%
18 3%
*19'%
1972
-18'%
18'%
•183%
18%
48'%
483%
•'>
25
48 3%
48%
49
49
49 7«
25
25
25
25
253%
253%
217a
215%
213%
21%
2174
215%
213%
l
163%
17'%
163%
17
17
173%
17
17%
'
50
*857a
86'%
*853%
86 72
•853%
86%
*85%
86%
-
10
Pacific Ry
100
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
40'%
405%
40'%
407a
407a
41'%
407a
417a
1
70 3%
71'%
70%
71%
71%
72%
71
72%
Central Ry Co
(Common
_5
$3.60 preferred
100
13%
100
$4.80 preferred
preferred
*81
♦1053%
__100
Northrop Aircraft Inc
13
245% Jan
13
25 7e Apr
9
Norwich Pharmacal Co
39 y4 Feb
2
Ohio Edison Co
Northwest Airlines Inc
preferred
*96
;l
-1472
13%
13'%
13%
81
82
81
137a
1
135%
807a
10574
10574
*96
97%
8072
105% 105 3%
106%
♦96
14'%
14%
97 5%
147a
1474
977a
143%
13%
80
1053%
•96
14%
13%
80
-
350
97a
487a
7,400
1,000
247a
25
21%
v
21 y8
29,100
20.300
1674
167s
*85%
86'%
4074
4074
4,300
6974
7174
20.200
13%
10,500
13%
J
»
1057*
3,100
2,300
1874
48%
487a
25
213%
x25
200
91
974
1774
10
25
108,200
83
91
95%
_2
& Western Ry com
Adjustment preferred
110
*263%
9174
91
4,500
84
27
27'%
27'%
1
Norfolk
4.6%
900
143%
333%
$4.10
1,900
72%
34
»
1,100
925%
27 7s
Northern
163%
106'%
34%
84 7»
;;
1,400
11%
*83
Nopco
900
3,900
127a
11%
X333%
Noma
44,900
7
16'%
16%
10672
100
U 7s
12'%
12%
11'%
*92
7
113%
7
2,700
112%
67a
73%
12
11%
137a
90%
112%
30
28
28
283%
115
27'%
14'% Jan
•
12%
7
283%
115
83
Mar 19
183% Mar 17
/
*112
405%
Northern Natural Gas Co
Mar 12
7'%
*117a
7%
28'%
28
11174
88
21'%
Northern
87
273%
*111
34%
2
101
*873%
34'%
5
109
8
17
12'% Apr
217a Apr
16
147« Mar 12
17
Nov
94
Jan
28'%
88'%
27
463% Jan
Jan
28%
83
84
6
28'%
88'%
87%
Aviation_
7
28%
883%
100
American
5
28'%
*87%
300
10,200
41
No par
North
17
5,900
2874
88 3%
68
preferred
20'% Mar 19
35'% Mar
300
28'%
28'%
*83'%
Co
59
293%
313%
207a
1
American
2
47
297a
Corp—
North
16'% Jan
46'%
29 3%
Electric & Gas Corp—
23'% Mar 24
16
*31'%
4774
40%
50
2
T"n
313%
46 3%
♦293%
*66
Co
preferred
53'% Jan 30
313%
29%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
•
1,400
47'%
No par
Common
$3.75
2,600
32
No par
common
preferred
26
143%
160
774
34
29%
35
443/4
77.
*335%
46'%
*92
*71
133
774
3474
7%
32
35
preferred
203% Jan
133
135%
34
46%
93
1
774
31'%
35
90
'
290
29 3%
*92
133%
*133
34'%
*7'%
22,000
Co—
preferred
17
V.
7
1174
134
34
20
32
161
100
21
8
1,7
16%
*105
Y New Haven & Hartford Co_100
Preferred 5% series A
100
Y State
3174
160
*873%
7%
City Omnibus Corp_No par
York
32'%
160
457a
117a
123%
132
7 74
333%
31'%
27'%
67a
7
134 72
160
7,900
*29'%
111
117a
No par
Louis
247a Apr
16
Apr
*27
*107'%
1
.
313%
161
77a
46
lo
203% Jan
Dec
177a Dec
17'% Apr
32
161
233%
31%
45%
preferred series A
York
3.90%
8
134'%
7'%
33
31%
100
York Shipbuilding
Participating stock
7
Jan
317»
31 Va
162 72
10
20
3.60%
8
135
33
*29'%
common
Chic & St
3.40%
15
7'%
*161
__100
Central
C!ars
935% Jan
305%
31%
162'%
No par
common
York
12
87'% Jan
,•
•1327a
1
Brake
293% Jan 30
Mar 27
9'% Feb. 18
162
1
preferred
803% Jan
Mar 10
30 3%
213%
*93
97a
-
100
Common
373% Mar 23
7
*93
_1
25
Apr 28
18 3%
193%
90'%
Co
2
15
105% jan
1,500
5
5
8
25
Feb
147s
com
4 8 3%
2
753% Jan
1474
No par
1
52'% Sep
8
26'% Apr 16
465% Jan
Aug
19% Jan
15
21
22
267a Apr
27'% Jan
89
15
203%
8
6
3
15
20%
5
5
12
15
20%
N
3
26
15 7a
203%
N
Apr
145% Sep
26% Apr
15'%
20%
18
Jun
98'% Jun
15'%
,___^.100
York
Feb
353/4 Sep
Jan
*147a
common
New
34
94
8% Apr 24
18'% Oct 28
8,300
5
York
$5
28
863% Jan
597a
31%
N
Jan
59'%
100
New
337a Feb
59'%
31'/a
New
7
2
58 3/4
31%
8
2
16
59'%
*31'%
9
22'% Apr
85% Jan
57'%
315%
20
56'% Jan
24% Jan
58
315%
Feb
25
15 7a Jan
567a
1
Jan
23
2
58
5
Jan
24% Dec
187a Jan
6,500
57%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
92
63'% Nov
22
183%
New
520
2
82
Inc
Industries
4'%%
14
13
Jan
18'/a
England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd.100
17
14% Feb
137a Dec
4,300
183%
New
109'% Mar 10
1*% Mar 12
450
15%
10
177a
Cast_No par
preferred
Newberry Co (J J)
33%%
preferred
5
106
46% Jan
x29
Bros
43/4%
Newport
30
3
947a Feb
673
15'%
10
183%
1
29
Jan
15
66
15'%
10%
177a
Corp
1fi3/„ jan
30
5
153%
10
177a
Newmont Mining Corp
25'% Jan
Dec
153%
10»/8
173/4
No par
20
6
Oct
15 74
10
18
Corp
Fibre
Jan
20% Apr
17% May 26
9
86
4972 Dec
108
15'%
10%
175%
common
New
34% Feb
100'/2 Jan
350
4
15'%
10
Nesco Inc
72'% Mar 23
365% Nov
565/a July
15
conv
Neisner
Mar 25
133% Feb
17
21
2,100
4,100
5
Co
5
14% Sep
97
1
12
103/4 jan
983A Mar 20
Jan
73% Apr
127a Jan
2
12
12%
567a
preferred
Theatres Inc
2
90 y2 Jan
84
27
2
353A Dec
12'%
553%
_100
27
6'% Jan
11 Vb
125%
56%
10
287a Feb
4 '/a Jan
137a Jan
12%
563%
No par
115% Feb
Co
350
12%
56'%
15'%
Corp
21
Tea
16172
12'%
preferred
4,20%
16172
100
National Sugar Ref Co__
National Supply (The) Pa
National
162
5
Shares Corp
5
4'% °/o
162
557a
.
6
13
162
12'%
common
Steel
12
Jan
163
55%
1951
Service
30'/4 Jan
89
161'%
100
52'/4 Jan
87'% Apr
161'%
_No par
Apr
Apr
5,400
162 7a
163
1
preferred B
Linen
1,600
363%
12'%
Co common
Malleable &
22
36
5572
common
27% Jan
11% Feb
3
Lead
203%
22
3672
127z
preferred A
National
45
105
Jan
5
Natl
11
Jan
5
73/a Jan
373% Mar 19
105'% Sep 30
133/4 Sep 11
4372 Jan 22
97a Jan
144'% Jan
4
11% Jan
7%
6%
323/4 Apr
3
Jan
83% Mar
5
Jan
20'%
223%
363%
No par
Prod
Gypsum Co
preferred
$4.50
33% Mar 20
172
Apr
Distillers
National
203%
22'%
363%
56
Stores
pfd series of
National
2074
22'%
36'%
1
Dairy Products
933% Jan
20'%
22
36'%
1
National
22% Jan
20'%
223%
3572
12'%
Co
National
9
20'%
22
55'%
Inc
Gas
153/4 Jan
18
136
Lines
Cylinder
4'%%
20'%
21-'%
36
10
Container Co
4
20'%
35'%
No par
Register
National
90
165
Corp
National
203/a Mar 19
Feb
Cash
20
215%
100
5
99'% Jan
293A Feb
Can
19'/4 Mar 27
7
Apr
1
5
10
preferred A
493/8 Nov
x103/8 May 15
Inc
Corp
Biscuit Co common
National
137a Feb
Fibres
300
79%
80%
'
10574
10574
97%
,
270
80
97
14%
■
97 Ym
110
14
1474
8,700
__
'/ 6.200
lo
12'%
127a
12 3%
123%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1274
12%
25
common
.
213% > 217a
x213%
217a
217a
21'%
21%
2174
k
217a
21%
4,500
23'3%
237a
24
2374
23%
-i
223%
2374
2.600
_2.50
233%
233%
23
O
337s Jan
100
Jan
8874 Jan
2
14
8 *
10472 May 15
50 7»
Ocp
397a Dec 22
1063% Aug 12
94 3% Apr 10
1063% Nov.
7
373% Apr
101
Apr
7
16
87'% Apr 17
1057a Jan 23
99'% Apr 15
106
2
4.40%
27
3.90%
preferred
1067s Feb 28
4.56%
preferred
4.44%
preferred
104
Mar
9
10
173% Mar 13
197iDec
9
18
Jan
13
30
17% Jun
6
187a Jan
6
12 3%
Apr
17
143% Peb
2
Jan
16
957a Jan
6
22
91
/Jan
Oct
Dec
27
12
16
108 74 Jun
For footnotes
see
page
2
22.
17
253% Jan 20
9/64 Apr 15
91
373/4
preferred
93% Jan
607s Apr
2774 Dec
515% Apr
commoi
Jan
5674 Jan
28
*
2
Mar 23
A Apr 15
Ohio
Oil
*102'%
_100
89
377a
38
102'%
87 3%
87 3%
8874
102
3874
102
387a
101
8874
*87'%
3874
38
10174
*101
88'%
..
87%
•105'%
105'%
1057a
1057s
►10474
'*99
100%
*99%
10072
99%
52
523%
52
523%
5274
523%
527.
5274
2674
253%
257a
257a
263%
267a
26'%
9/64
,—:
%
11/64
A
*1874
183%
*18'%
187.
*1874
__No par
com
10
X257a
105
*10474
99%
*99
105
•10474
100%
*99
.;
-20
preferred
-1
100
*18'%
185%
*18'%
18 5%
387.
101%
87%
105
7,200
*
410
50
70
100%
100
51%
52%
257.
267a
7,600
9/64
32
112,100
*
preferred
convertible
377a
102'%
'
rights
Oliver Corp common
4%%
38
102'%
-100
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
4%
*87%
_100
—
Co—
Common
•
6,600
18%
127a
13
127a
127%
13
13
127.
13
1274
12%
90
4,400
90
90
90
9074
91
90'%
90%
9074
9074
130
Number 5213... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
(1695)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
4
10% Jan
45 Yb Mar 25
Otis
Feb
20
33% Feb 17
Outboard
Jan
13
84
19
41% Dec 23
38% Jan
19
Jan
2
30
Dec
23
28
79
x82
Omnibus Corp
8
(The)
83
Jan
11
24
52
Jun
11
69% Sep
16
85% Jan 23
10% Oct
30
17% Jan 14
12% Jan
7
81% Deo
31
30
97% Jan 24
83% Jan
12
88
19% Jan
11
11
Apr
17
13% Jan
5
Pacific
Amer
Fisheries
25% Mar 22
38% Dec 31
38
Jan
12
48
3
Pacific
Coast
Co
73% Mar 26
12% Dec
Jan
6
6
Owens-Corning
81
Mar 12
15% Jan
Oct
28
60
Jan
12
Dec
30
49% Jan
9
57% Mar
2
30% Dec
2
27
7
30 % FM>
40
61
Mar 17
63
35
Mar 18
49
25% Jan
Apr
4%
cum
7
Mar 17
Pacific
Gas
15
61% Mar 13
Pacific
13
30
Mar 17
Pacific
108% Apr
24
114% Apr
7
119% Mar 10
Pacific
Jan
2
133% Apr
13
142% Jan
22
6%
5% Jan
2
145% May 19
8% Nov 21
6% Apr
15
8% Jan
28
Pacific
Tin
17% Oct
16
26% Mar 15
22% Feb
20
47% Mar 31
Pacific
79 Va
78
78%
77%
773A
78 y4
78%
No par
Electric
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
38
14,600
59'%
58%
59%
37%
x58'A
38
58%
59
58%
59
58%
59
4,100
26%
27
27
27'%
27y4
27>/2
27!/2
27%
27
27%
2,500
Telep & Teleg com——100
116%
116
1-16%
116y8
116%
116% 116%
100
115%
133%
133%
135
135
134'A
135
135
1
7V8
7%
Western Oil Corp common_4
40'/2
*8%
41%
preierred
Consolidated
Corp
5%
15
Transp—5
*44%
45
44%
44 %
79'A
80
79 Va
80%
97
97'A
46% Apr
88% Mar 25
98 y8 Mar
6% Jan
12
26% Jan
26
30% Jan
8
16
2
10
2
Apr
2
4%
Park &
Apr
2% Jan
29
7
Park
44% Jan
Jan 26
33% Jan
39% Jan 30
100
^
1
Corp
1
Mines
1
Distillers
Tilford
Utah Consolidated
Parke Davis & Co
No par
5
Parmelee
6% Apr
47/a Apr
8% Apr
9
Patino
6
Jan
8
18
Jan
7
7
5
37% Mar 25
Penney
11
Dec
19
11% Jan
23% Jan
15
14% Aug
7
33
Dec 22
14Vt Apr 15
39% Mar 19
31% Jan
29% Jan
5
28
Jan
4
108% Feb
11
106
26% Feb
5
33% Dec
11
:
33
Feb
107% Feb
4
3
Cement
7%
4%
5
5
5
40% Feb
35% Feb
10
47% Mar 11
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc__.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
20
11% Dec
30
10% Jan
15
15% Apr
15
Pepsi-Cola Co
18
44% Jan
2
39% Apr
101% Apr
6
43
Jan
27
Pet M'ilk Co
15
105
Jan
30
Jan
2
22
105% Apr
7
23% Jan 22
16% Dec
19
19% Jan 25
30% Oct
30
42% Jan
2
105% Sep
29
117% Jan
2
2
41% Dec 31
35 y8 Apr
14
43% Feb
5
33% Dec
30 % Apr
23 y8 Jan
1
32% Jan
19
23
104% Apr
16
22% Jan
2
25
2
112
May 15
Oct
6
99% Jun 24
108% Mar
5
46% Jan
12
94
16
Apr
Mar 25
55
101
8
Mar 13
Jan
98% Jan'
23
5
13% Mar 15
20
Dec
31
18% Jan
27
25
Feb
4
94
98
Dec
17
98
29
98
Jan
29
July 29
48% Feb 20
9% Dec 23
33% Jun
5
Jan
4
15% Apr 29
Nov 14
U0
Jan
64% Dec 30
59% Feb
9
12
10% Jan
12
39
Jan
4
5
19% Dec
110% Jan
35
Feb
9
8
Mar
102% Apr
98% Apr
2
24
19
Jan
6
69% Mar 25
12% Apr
37% Jan
101
Jan
2
14
2
22% Mar 27
1
37% Jan 29
24% Apr
29% Jan
85
6
95% Feb
13
88
Jan
94
Feb
5
17
1
106% Jan
28
91% Feb
97
Jan
7
3
Oct
Oct
May
1
62
14 % Dec
24
142
Feb
21
156
151
Jan
4
165
42% Mar 17
8
Oct
27
17
Oct
16
50% Apr
59% Feb
14
14% Apr
16% Mar 18
Aug 18
Aug 25
152% Jan
Nov 26
17% Jan
56% Dec
155% Apr
12
52
10% Jan 21
25% Jan 21
18
Apr
155% Mar 17
15
165
Feb
58% Mar 16
Jan
28
19
9% Feb
6
21% Jan
5
27
85
Jan
17
69
Apr
17
73% Feb
Oct 23
80
Jan
17
70% Feb
19
75
20% Apr 18
Jan 31
25% Dec
23
145
25% Apr
11% Jan
17
Aug 27
34% July
9
6
8% Jan
70% Oct 30
129
Phila
21% Apr
146
Jan
27% Apr
7
9
26
Mar 20
25% Mar 18
148
Mar 17
17
31% Jan
2
Mar 26
12% Jan
14
..
Mills
preferred
Pillsbury
$4
Inc
Pitney-Bowes Inc
C
C
22
19
17% Jan
&
Poor
Co
class B
Electric
Co
Power
14
19% Mar 23
Potomac
9% Oct
16
13% Jan
18
11% Jan 22
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
35% Dec
15
Apr
34% Jan
6
9
8
38% Mar 16
11
63 % Apr
16
11% Oct
8
17% Jan 22
12% Apr
80% Apr
6
80
8
May 13
26% May
28% Apr
81
2
31% Nov 26
10
87
Sep
May 16
26% Dec 11
x29
17
Jan
12
33% Jan
7
39% Mar 20
26% Apr
1
17
16
106% Aug 11
28% Jan
2
35% Apr 17
3
138% Jan
11
69% Jan
23
7
6
6
Apr
10
Apr 28
11
107% Apr
32'/2 Jan
7
35% Jan
4
Jun
18
37% Jan
135% Apr
37% Feb
B
23% Apr
3
13
16
110
33% Aug
148
54
2
27% Jan
20
27% Feb
24
Pub
Serv
4.08%
4.70%
64% Jan
2
109% Mar
4
37% Feb 13
100
100
1
5
5
No par
10
preferred
Co
8
3% Nnv 14
4Ya Oct
9
72% Apr
3% Apr
10
11
3% Jan
2
20 y8
20%
29,400
45'A
31%
45%
45%
2,700
31%
141% 141%
41
-
41
14%
15%
40
40
31%
300
31%
141
1,000
40 V*
40%
300
14%
14%
111,500
*39%
40%
400
10
101%
*100
20'A
18%
.
45
139
♦100
20 'A
20
20%
1,200
18%
18%
18%
2,700
28'A
28
101
101'A
27'A
100
101
13,100
28%
500
23%
600
23%
104%
*93%
102
23%
105
95%
102
*23%
*103%
90
105
*93'/a
95%
103%
103%
~60
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,800
32 VB
32 3A
32
323/a
313/4
32%
7,800
84%
83%
84 VB
82%
823/4
100
8,200
.
14%
513A
52%
51%
52%
51%
52%
94'A
94%
94
94
94
94
400
___
95
*92
95
*92
95
*91
95
22%
*21
22%
*21
22%
*21
22%
97
*933/4
97
*933/4
97
*93%
97
623/a
*12 Ve
63%
25
*104%
94
*92%
94
52
143/4
62
*12%
19,100
62%
13%
35%
36
900
99%
.
98%
98%
98%
98%
200
21
21%
21
21
700
*104%
„
25%
25 3A
*104%
25%
253/a
*91%
94
*91%
94
*91%
94
94
*52
14%
13%
95
94
52
63%
36
25
*91%
*91%
*104%
—
36
21%
21
■
*12'/a
36
*98%
'
25
253/a
623/4
13%
62%
63%
62%
63
5%
Oil
156
53'A
*92'%
94
*92%
94
*92%
94
52%
15
24%
2,700
25 y«
513A
52%
15
•52%
8%
18%
*148 3/4
155%
155%
53%
53%
533/4
*72
72%
22%
22%
*147y4 150
28%
28%
*11
11%
30%
31%
18
41
16%
18Vb
preferred
cum preferred
(The)
10
No par
34%
34%
No par
El & Gas com
—
54>A
100
No par
107'/a
com
3
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp-10
30%
79%
80
*24
24%
26%
26%
26%
27y8
97
97'A
*104% 105J/2
40%
40%
No par
common
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
(The)
No par
100
100
No par
-
13%
35s/2
27%
55
107%
35'A
28
135% 137%
24%
24'/a
■
156
53 Yb
52%
50%
15
14%
15
100
51%
15
2,000
18%
28%
24%
26%
158
52%
'
80
3.400
52%
8%
8%
8%
1,500
19%
20 Va
19%
19%
8,600
70
70
69
69
180
72%
73%
73%.
73
500
23%
23%
*23%
*147'A
*28%
*11%
31
*11'A
31V*
11%
31%
*40y2
15Va
18'A
10%
.
136
154
*154
53 3 a
147'A 147*4
28V* 28%
18Va
18*A
10'A
10%
*37'A
38
63%
64%
13%
13%
80>A
80'A
30%
30%
34%
34%
78%
79
24
24%
26%
26%
26%
27
*95
97
105% 105%
40%
40'A
54yi
55'A
107 Vb 107ya
*35Vb
35'A
24%
*148%
155%
52 34
72%
22%
23
*147V4 150
27%
28
*11%
11%
31
31%
*40'A
41
15%
16%
28
136
154
155%
54
8%
*69
72%
72%
*148%
156
19%
19%
19%
70
*69%
154
1,400
v
70
8%
8%
8%
8%
18%
70
16
*148 3/4
154
154
*69
*40%
14%
14%
156
8iy4
100
25
preferred
preferred
conv
*1483A
81
30%
of Colo„—
Pullman Inc
Pure
5
No par
79
Jan
4% Jan
4% Apr
81% Dec
20%
*933/4
64
13%
14
9
2,660
*21%
No par
Radio Corp of America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferred
^_No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
RKO Theatres Corp
l
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Jan
33%
*92
103/„
6
28% Feb
33%
3,000
*104%
29% Jan
29% Nov 35
:
33%
32%
21
9
3
100
31
105
32%
98%
Quaker Oats Co
33% Jan
4,400
35%
*28
*102%
32%
21
9
2
2
15
35%
36 y8
105
32y8
98%
303A Mar
146% Feb
25% Jan
34% Dec
25,900
22%
38V\
64%
$1.40 div preference com
6
6
20
13%
97
10%
Serv Co of Indiana
Jan
43% Jan
13%
94
*37V4
Serv
109% Jan
102
14%
*933/4
1
Public
4.32%
26 Ve Apr
600
4,400
32V2
21%
com
Public
3'A%
Jan
1,800
35%
69%
*21%
preferred series A__50
Gamble
cum
2
96
Apr
103% Apr
40% Apr
43% Jan
4
$4.75
5
6
NOV 21
Mar 11
36% Feb
16
35%
68%
35
26,900
99
Publicker Industries Inc com
83% Feb
14
18
109
33
5
conv
&
26
Apr
27% Aue
92% Jan
15
15% Jan 20
82% Jan
Procter
24
103% Nov 20
24% Jan
102% Jan
68% Jan
4yz%
77% Mar 30
27% Nov
24% Jan
56% Oct
86% Jan
34% Dec
Jan
25
1
69% Dec
10
•15%
69
36%
*21
1
31% Sep
62% May
4
15%
800
100 V2
*98%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston Co (The)
15
18% Dec
2,300
35%
25
No par
2
Pond Creek Pocahontas
7
4%
36%
35%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Np par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%'% 1st series prior pfd
100
3
14% Jan
4%
35%
*12 '/a
1
5
52
*93
*92
6,100
;
96%
51%
51%
96
7%
*84 Vs
143/4
96
7%
7%
20%
23%
23%'.
105ya 105%
*93'%
95%
*102
102%
84%
50%
34%
7%
32%
32
84%
;
1,000
34%
7%
36'A
13
7%
2
29
14%
31%
84%
7,400
•
46% Feb
17% Jan
14%
32%
2,600
40%
35%
36
Coal Co—
34% Apr
15
14%
46'A
32V8
143%
40%
*12 Vb
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chi Ry com__l00
20
15% Apr
23%
23%
*105y8 106
*93y8 95%
*102
102%
31%
20%
40%
15
15%
*39'A
40
101% 101%
20%
20%
18%
19
27%
28%
101% 102
32%
*84'A
*104
33%
*35 %i
preferred__.No par
preferred (conv);
No par
Pitts Consolidation
*23%
23%
105% 105%
*93% ' 95%
102% 102%
33%
400
2 Va
8
30%
45%
*31%
*101% 103%
20%
20%
18%
18%
27%
27%
101'A 102
35 Va
35%
32'A
35%
*28
106
*141
40
*101% 103%
*20
20 %
18%
18%
27%
27%
101% 101%
35%
36
32%
32%
13%
20'A
45%
32y8
142%
41%
15
45
*34V4
68%
33%
13%
convertible
$4.80
20 %
15%
16
35%
*104
36
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No par
$5
106
33%
*31%
*141%
*40%
14%
39%
40
.
353/4
St L RR
&
14%
45
31'A
142%
43
14%
*15%
34%
—100
common
40 Ye Mar 30
22
28'A
—
28% Feb
Jan
36%
28V4
—
55% Feb
Dec
36
29%
Reading Coal & Iron
1
common
3
preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common_-5
4% preferred
100
3.90%
series prefered—
..100
Phillips Jones Corp com
No par
5% preferred
_____—_—.100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
Phoenix Hosiery—
5
37% Mar 15
13
35%
*28V4
Corp
24
11
35'/2
29'%
3%%
40% Oct
14
35%
100
28% Oct 16
12% Feb
35'A
*28'A
No par
100
100
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
3
14%
&
Philco
Pitts
21
24% Oct
13%
No par
preferred
3
94
;
com.,
common
preferred
4.3%
Feb
14
100
5
5
1
100
12.50
(conv)
$1 conv preference com
4.4%
preferred
3:8%
8
98% May 10
Co
2
5
May
Electric
Phila
26
14
Dec
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Feb
18% Jan
52
Brewing Co.
& Co Inc
(Chas)
2nd
4%
Jan
36 V2 Jan
,
Pfizer
99
87% Jan
8
Pfieffer
108
9
17
12
:
preferred
Petroleum Corp of American
8
10
Apr
4%%
common
Mar 31
Apr
82% Apr
90
13
Jan
14% Apr
20% Feb
36% Nov 12
95% Feb
25 Vo Mar 17
111
31
2
2
3
101
94
101
4
26% Jan
12
100
15
83% Jan
93% Jan
19% Mar 25
5
103% Jan
42% May 15
26% Apr
33% Jan
17
15% Jan
2
6
108% Jan
Apr
17
16% Jan
21% Mar
17
29
Jan
7
10
May
*103% Jan 8
Apr
Mar 11
Apr
33
3
20
32
5
13%
*39 %
148% Mar 16
11,500
2
35
13%
No par
5
9
19,800
31
7%
4%
13%
44%
31'A
*141
*40%
52% Jan
44% Apr 13
12
Aug
8%
28%
30%
9
2
2
69
15% "
35%
20'A
8%
27%
32 y2
8ya
68%
10
5
—100
100
33%c
5
,
210
28%
28
40%
68%
*104V2
33%
3,400
97
*7'%
15%
33%
20'/a
700
80%
97
40'A
68y2
106
45%
80
97%
35
*34V2
20'A
23% Jan
—
Light Co
45%
81%
71/4
35 %
—.50
6
Apr
&
46'%
34%
15%
Pennsylvania RR
Penn Power
29,300
4oy2
68'/2
*104y2
33'A
35% Mar 18
58,800
5
.
34%
100
No par
preferred
5%
2
500
5»A
10%
5%
40%
_l
Corp
8%
5%
*31 %
2y„
68
15%
*8%
170
10%
8%
7%
.,
„-
73,200
7>/4
7%
Sand Corp com
Glass
Jan
34% Apr
145
19% Oct
€8
7%
38%
37
1,340
11
8%
9
31'A
7
Corp
Jan
8% Feb
91
Penn-Dixie
Penna
Coke
&
30
38% Nov
46
7%
18,600
34%
7%.
5
6%
40%
34'%
7ya
25
133
6
98
40%
34'%
No par
5
18
Feb
03
2
16
Mar 24
Penn Coal
20
67% Jan 23
40%
7y2
—No par
10
Co
(J C)
15
8
31
101
Jan
9
6
32 Ye Jan
Dec 23
24
41
34%
*7'/8
6%
5'/a
10%
*97
28%
2
40%
Enterprises.
Penick & Ford
70% Jan
Jan
2ya
5
Transportation
65% Mar 19
9
2
"
98
28
134%
80'A
"
31%
—
,
31'A
2
81 %
8%
9
*31
116%
46%
•'
46i/2
80%
34%
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
13
2
46 Va
28%-
27%
H
38%
8%
5%
10%
*97
2.50
8 % Jan
&
31>/2
36%
'
6%
116%
134 y2
135
6%
8%
5%
''
98
8%
27%
*31'A
8%
8%
*97
9
27V'2
"
8%
8%
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
Apr
Mines
8%
1
Pictures Corp
Paramount
7
40% Feb
&
Panhandle Oil Corp
30% Mar 27
15
Petrol
preferred
34% Jan
Feb
7
Pan-American
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
15% Apr
14
40y2
10%
34
29
37%
5y4
72% Dec
Nov
41Vz
40
10%
20% Jan 29
Oct
6%
5%
10
preferred
35% Nov 17
29% Dec
6%
10y2
8% Jan 29
2
48
7%
6%
5y4
2
20
350
2.800
25
Corp—
10%
9
*67
68'/2
No par
30
*124
27%
1
8% Apr 28
18% Jan
7
20
17% Feb 27
54
27%
67
No par
&
63% Oct
25% Oct 28
54
27%
10
67
54
27%
Inc
38
23
105
67
52%
27'A
—No par
0
68%
52%
27JA
Pan Amer World Airways
Mar
*40%
52%
Packard Motor Car___
Feb
480
42
27Vz
8
Jan
41'A
41 %
52%
26
-
1,900
41
27'/4
19
33
11%
271/4
6% Jan
77
87
11
27%
9% Jan
98
13%
87
11%
13%
10
11% Feb
29
13'A
88
*liy8
40%
,
7
58
5% Nov 24
1£% Oct
40
2
3% Jan 21
15
31% May
39'/2
16
9% Jan 14
14
Dec
39%
8% Apr
30% Mar 13
30
16
6
39Va
5% Apr
9% Jan
Apr 12
13%
*87
ny4
13%
*87
ny8
10
400
88
13%
88
liy8
*81*4
11%
13%
*87
7
43% Jan
28
6% Feb
'
2
83 % Dec
6% Nov 17
41% Oct
33
Oct
13%
,
11%
12
41
21% July 16
1% Nov
13%
88
11%
Jan
100% Jun 13
9
Oct
*87
5
6% Dec
2
29
13%
100
Inc
9% Nov
10
Jan
2,000
79
12.50
Mills
59% Jan
3,600
44 Va
noncum
Lighting
25% Feb
33% Jan
77%
43%
68V2
36% Apr
03
77%
443A '
*52
4%
5,200
84
44%
*67
x55% Jan
12
10
44
*81 %
44%
52%
9
7
84
43%
83
437/a
68
35% July 14
120% Nov 26
30
*31'A
83
44
*52
58% Dec 11
16
84
84
43%
*66
39% Dec
Oct
30%
♦82 V2
No par
12
6% Jan
2,600
*29%
*30%
Corp
12
•
41%
30'A
30%
common
Finance
23
4% Apr
41%
30
♦30 y2
No par
preferred
Apr
132
1,100
42%
31
41%
30%
preferred
conv
24% Oct
32% Jun
50
9%
41%
2nd
Pacific
*9%
30%
1st preferred noncum
2
20
10
42%
93A
42 ya
Co
Glass
Shares
*9%
9%
41%
5
the Week
42
97/8
Corp
Friday
Apr. 17
10
9%
41 %
Pabco Products Inc com
20
Mar
Fiberglas
Owens-lhmois
Mar 10
*9%
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 16
Apr. 15
2.50
Outlet Co
47% Jan
12
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday.
5
& Mfg
19
Jan
HIGH
Apr. 14
No par
Marine
Feb
75
Tuesday
Apr. 13
No par
common
Elevator
41 y, Apr
',43% Mar 31
Monday
Pat
EXCHANGE
9
13% Aug 28
Peb
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
9% Mar
12
35
8% Apr
Continued—Page 9
STOCKS
Range for Previous
41
*37%
64
13%
81
30%
34V*
78%
*23%
26%
26%
97
*104
40%
55%
107 Va
35
.
15%
18'A
10%
38%
64
13%
81
30%
34%
78%
24%
26%
26%
97
105%
40%
56%
107 Va
35'A
27% 28
135'A 135%
*24
24%
*40%
15%
18%
10%
8%
*72%
23%
1,600
28%
27%
27%
2,500
11%
*11%
11%
31%
30%
30%
41
41
41
15%
15%
15%
5.200
18%
18%
3,700
10%
10%
24,600
23%
22%
18%
11
♦37
*37%
38%
63 %
13%
SO1/?
*30'/2
34%
64
63%
13%
80 Vz
*78%
*23%
26%
26%
96'A
*104y4
40%
56'A
*107
35
10
*147%
6,200
100
38 '/a
63%
3,600
13
13%
8,900
80%
80%
150
30%
30%
30%
2,100
34%
34%
34%
2,700
78%
79%
79
24%
24
26%
260
900
24
26%
263/4
27
96%
26%
96
13,300
3,700
27
210
96
105 Vz
•105%
105%
300
40%
40%
40%
4,100
57%
55%
56%
9,400
108 %
*107V2
35
35
28
28
*133% 137
23% 24
*135
27%
108
400
35
800
23%
27%
137
23%
26%
73%
3%
4%
90
43
26%
73%
3%
4%
90
43/4
_
2,600
70
.1,000
R
72
3% Jun
4% Jan
18
68% Jan
2
97% July 18
86
Feb
26
40% Mar
5
48
41% Feb
9
For footnotes
see
Aug 29
page
22.
92
2
6
1
Apr 10
47y2Mar25
25%
73
3%
26%
73%
3%
x25%
72%
3%
4%
*92
4%
93'%
42%
4%
42%
92
43
73
3%
4%
92
43
'26%
73
3%
4%
*92
43%
27%
73'A
3%
4%
93
43%
26%
73V2
3%
4»A
92
43'A
27
74
3%
4%
92
43%
57,500
1,600
14,000
26,000
110
900
19
20
The Commercial
(1696)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Dec
Mar 31
35 74 Jan
7
34 74 Jan
15
28
4
Rayonier Inc
5
33 % Apr
19
367/e Sep
37
24'At May
1
3374 Dec 24
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1932
i'-.;.,
$2
15
12% Dec
30
12
Feb
e
25Vi Feb
4
34 % Dec
22
29 % Apr
6
33% Jan
8
5
28 7
29
287a
28%
28%
28%
3374
3374
337a
33%
33%
33%
2.000
5
Co——.
13%
13%
13
72
13%
7a
13:«
13%
13%
13 Vis
13%
22,600
x2974
29%
30
23%
2y %
29%
29%
1.700
41% Dec
9
38% Apr
9
4174 Feb
35% Dec
18
33 % Apr
9
36
11V4 Feb
11
13% Jan
8
12% Jan
6
18% Mar 19
18 y2 Jan
4
22
1
18% Fvb
11
2274 Mar 23
Reed
17% Jun 26
14% Apr
15
1574 Jan
30
s
10^
Roller
Inc
div
$1,25
prior
3174 Feb
26
Reliable
28
10% July
10% Jan
2
14% Jan
19
52 V2 Sep
23
58
Jan
26
Jan
12
60 % Jan
19
17% Oct
16
21% Jan
2
1774 Apr
10
19% Feb
2
90l/2 Feb
19
16
9474 Apr
Jan
23
98% Dec
3
57
97
6
18% Jan
3
Nov
24
1974 Mar 31
19
22% Nov
19
19 7a Jan
12
27
3% Nov
10
5% Jan
11
3 7a Jan
23
9% Jun
6
37% Oct
16
103% Jun
24
115
Jan
28% Jun
16
35
Dec
6% Jan
1074 Jan
3
l07/a Mar 29
Oct
31
21
32% Jan
40% Jan
5
85
4% Apr
16%
*16 72
20%
14 74
3174 Apr
2
574 Feb
7
13
16 %
167a
16%
21
207a
20-8
'20%
14 7a
14%
14%
14%
14%
17
17
400
21
1,900
14%
10
67a
6 %
6%
6%
par
"297e
30%
*29%
3074
30
30
11%
11%
1174
1174
117a
1174
*5674
58
57
57
50c
17%
1774
17 74
1774
13
56
Jan
198
Feb
3
2
800
207a
2374
—50c
374
37/4
374
374
convertible
4774
113%
& Brass——No par
32%
3274
3274
6%
6 7a
674
Metals
Co
90% Jan
5
Preferred 3.60%
5
Preferred
2574 Jan
2
9
55% Apr
24 7a Apr
14
27% Dec
10
5% May 13
18% Dec 16
7% Sep
5
77a Jan
2974 Mar 18
2
18 74 Apr
17
48% Jan
23
19% Dec
4
19
Apr
6
Nov 25
38
Jan
Rheem
6
37
29
Jan
*8672
"102 7a
Richfield
Ritter Company
Robbins
447a Mar 10
Mills
4.50%
8674
86 7a
3274
3374
32 74
3274
4,600
674
674
6%
67 a
37,300
49%
4,600
4974
46 4.
874
/
46
4
86
102 74
47
58
87
10274
467a
900
46%
*55
*85
102 74
8%
874
58
/
58
189
*174
874
600
114
4874
190
*175
8%
114
4974
49%
185
86
1,600
47,700
674
4574
10274
1174
4974
48
1137a
8 7a
*53
10274
11,100
33%
4914
58
1174
50
3,300
18.400
4
11374
_
*165
4574
4
1174
11%
4874
95%
16,400
80
*84
87
500
103
102 3/4
58
103
130
2674
27 Y>V
2674
2774
2774
28
3,700
No par
57%
5774
5674
5674
57 74
58
57%
58%
567a
5774
3.100
—No pax-
2474
2474
2474
247a
*2474
25
*2474
25%
*2474
25%
200
7V4
1,700
1874
6,700
27
1
Oil-Corp
„;
Roan Antelope Copper Mines—___
3
:i
874
4574
8772
117a
674
4874
4%
4
50
*92
112 7a
33 74
192
*53
103
117a
11274
6%
*8 74
4574
4%
49
a
33
*172
8%
58
100
series
Manufacturing Co
5
9
874 Mar 13
*53
100
series
4.50%
Jan
2774 Mar
45%
10
10
26% Jan
2
29% Jan
Tob class B
48 7
113 74
487a
49
190
87a
1
...
Common
65
6
*170
preferred—.100
Co.
107
48%
No par
com
convertible
(R J)
2.50
:
4
1174
1174
487a
11274
Reynolds Spring
Reynolds
1174
4774
*11174
Drug Inc
572%
117a
10
No par
15
14
12
.
A..1O0
86
Jan
_
preferred.
25
74% July
8,100
207a
2274
92% Apr
33
20
1774
24%
16
5
1774
20%
Mar 12
14
96
1774
9574
Apr
27
17%
57
20 7«
47
Nov
*92
'56%
2374
58
53% Feb
97
57
*5674
*92%
8
Jan
*
24 7a
27
Apr
1,400
20%
537a Jan
102 7a Apr
100
11%
23%
40 72 Jan
30
29%
11%
20%
Reynolds
9% Mar 20
600
6%
'29
2374
28
Dec
6%
11%
2074
Oct
107
*91
97
7
30%
11%
23 74
__
Republic Steel Corp com
6Yo conv prior pfd series
16
19
1774
674
*29%
>•,.
20 74
Rexall
Feb
17%
674
23%
Revere Copper
Jan
*91
_25c
*57
58
*6%
2074
2
7
4874 Apr
3
17
167a
20%
'
23%
2
185
2
35% Dec
34%
20 3 a
.Feb
1
Jan
24
■
8.900
40%
"33%
1
674 Apr
38
2
101% Jan
23% Mar
»38%
34%
1
Motors
$1
52 V* Mar 17
Feb
47
40%
*33 7a
14 74
series
_
11574 Mar 17
12
pfd 3 72%
43% Dec 22
2
*38%
24%
2074
14%
40%
*33%
16%
20%
*38%.
:
Inc
Reo
117a Mar 31
5
9
13
112
67% Jan 30
242
34%'
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common—
15
10% Jan
23
Oct
6'/a Oct
48
172
40%
*3372
5
Remington-Rand
common
$4.50 preferred
Mar 18
Jan
4474 Feb
47% Dec 31
July 29
"38
34%
14%
Corp.—.— No
Stores
Conv
2374 Mar 10
13% Jan
5
40!%
"3374
20%
Reliance Mfg Co common
24%
"38
100
26
13
8% Oct
2974
a
"167a
preference-
5% Feb
28 % Jan
7% Jan
7
V". 13
4
Reis (Robt) & Co—
774 Mar 20
7
Jan
29 7
50c
—
30% July 24
5Ys Dec
25
*23'%
No par
Co
Bit
Bros
Reeves
16
Si. ares
29
33%
15
July
the Week
Friday
Apr. 17
Apr. 16
2874'
20
13 V2 Oct
Sales for
Thursday
337a
Feb
6
PRICES
Apr. 15
2874
305/a Jan
Mar
SALE
Wednesday
33%
—50
Reading Co common——
50
4% noncum 1st preferred.
4% noncum 2nd preferred—50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
36
HIGH
Apr. 14
28%
25 ■"'
—■—.
Raytheon Mfg
147a Alar 18
9Va Sep
.Monday, April 20,
3374
i
common
preferred
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 13
Par
Financial Chronicle..
Continued-Page 10
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
and
Inc
774
18%
common——20
preferred series A
*7
774
*
20.
3874
4
.-
18%
26 7a
774
2774
774
•'
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18 74
19 /
19
37
1874
37
J
37
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7»/4
7%
19
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37
X37
3774
3774
JL9 %
19%
19 74
-19 74
19 74
1974
19%
1974
19 V»
1974
38%
3874
*3874
3874
38 74
387t
3874
38%
38 7a
38%
700
11974
11974
"116 7a
11974
400
*3774
—.50
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
27
—1
37
800
'
16% May
"33%
Jan
2
21% Mar
3
"
16
40,
40 74 Feb
110
May
1
155
Jan
22
118
Apr
7
132 74 Feb
X99
Nov
3
103
Apr
23
99
Jan
2
100
18% Feb
15
24% Jan
3
18
Mar
9
9
/ Rochester
Rohm
4
Jan
29
&
Gas
El
&
Haas
Co
Corp.._No par
1074 Jan
13
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc..1
18 7a
Apr
14
22% Jan
30
Royal
Jan
2
65% July 15
57
Feb
9
6174 Apr
7
10% Apr
17
17% July 18
1474 Jan
8
17% Mar 23
Ruppert
327a Jan
23
3574 Apr
Safeway Stores
9% Dec 29
19% Oct 29
Typewriter
9%
18%
——v__—T-
9%
29% Feb
29
Oct
9
99% Sep
10
35 % Oct
23
84
35% Nov 26
87
Apr
17
103
Feb
26
107% Apr
16
6
34
Apr
17
43% Jan
5
Jan
99 % Feb
54
Feb
28% July 31
27
22% Apr
17
31% Dec 23
27
75
16
16
92% Mar 10
21
107% Nov 26
*60% Feb
24% Apr
Ruberoid Co
(The)
(Jacob)
9 74
Co
3
275
18
312
5
155
Feb
6
155
6
19
Jan
7
92
Jan
5
Feb
w
Co common
6
St Louis Southwestern
5%
4
97
May 29
177/s Jun
11
24
Dec
31
13
17
18 V* Jan
2
13
% Apr
17
29
33% Jan
2
24% Apr
14% Apr
16
17
17
Mar 23
10
54
Jan
16
59
Feb
Scott
85% Apr
15
101
Mar
Nov
23 V4 Oct
49% May
1
59
Dec
102 Va Oct
23
94
Apr 21
105% Jun 30
29 y. Oct
30
35% Jan 30
87% Oct 30
85
Feb
13
103
Oct
20
14% Jan
102% Jan
8
89% Apr 29
116 % Jan 30
2
24% Dec
Oct
15
103% Apr
16% Sep
3174 Jan
2
104
Mar
75
May 21
Feb
110
7974 Jan
5
13
29
106 Va Feb
17
116
22% Feb
9
25
77
3
Apr
25
.
Seabd.Air Line RR Co
Seaboard
Mar 13
1
Co of Del-
Seaboard Oil
_No par
177/a Mar 24
Seagrave Corp
56% Apr 17
60% Feb
Sears
&
3
Roebuck
8
267/a Mar 27
Seeger
10% Apr
7
12% Mar 12
Seiberiing Rubber
11% Apr
6
147a Feb 26
82% Nov 26
76% Jan
21
Feb
■80
Apr
Refrigerator
48% Jan
40% Jan
10
May 28
10% Sep
8
'23% July 31
13% July
10% Jan
27
107
*38% Nov
24% Jan
20
15
66% Apr
14
38% Oct
77
Sep
Feb
17
17% Jan
14
32% Mar
Mar
15
6
10
23
Dec
July
49
Jan
48
July 16
102% Jan 26
16% Mar
Jan
2
Simonds
Saw
11
437a Mar 20
Sinclair
13
85% Jan
Skelly
31% Apr
17
17% Mar 12
137a Feb
6
20
66% Mar 22
55
80% Apr
22% Apr
7
6574 Feb.
3
19% Apr
32% Oct 15
40% Jan 25
33% Apr
16 y» May
2
7
7
8% Jan
9
12% Dec 10
45% Jan
17
52
60% Dec
16
69
Jan
38
23
377a Jan
50% Feb
24
52
47% Apr
10
53% Feb
21 % Apr 22
28
Nov 10
26
38% Oct 16
477/a Dec 23
Apr
17
14
40
30
25
23
Dec
.
Jan
26
16
75% Apr
7
Dec
73
6
Oct
28
.100
Feb 21
38% Apr 16
52
Feb
99 % Jan
23
9
Jan
17
9% Jan 17
103% July
9
Dec
19
57% Jan
2
49
103
May 16
Mar 30
12% Jan
6
57a Jan
2
6% Feb
9
2
Mar 25
5%
15
Feb
4
Feb
18
53% Mar 25
19
56% Mar
Apr
16
5
100 % Mar 16
7
16% Apr
14
197a Jan
12
40% Jan
12
49 % Mar 20
Feb
10
63% Nov 18
73
Jun
13
€5% Jan
-7
25 % Fob
26
34% Dec
8
261/4 Apr
7
22 % Jan
2
28% Dec 11
27% Jan
12
5
97a Mar 19
6
297a Mar 18
2
7
3
92% Apr
3
187/a Oct 28
18% Nov 26
Apr
10% Jan
177a Jan
14
26 % Mar 18
74% Jan
2
110% Nov 21
106% Jan
6
113% Mar 17
For footnotes
see
page
22.
15
13
2574
25 34
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26V4
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2674
667/a
6774
6674
6774
66%
6774
67
68 %
66%
68
1674
17
167a
167«
1674
17
1674
1674
1674
1674
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147b
1474
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:
7774 '
;
honcum
Feb
11
17% Jan
91
6
4.50%
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■
657a"
20
20
34%
3374-
18%
67/a
67«
67a'
■
7
Gas
Co—7.50
1,700
1574
9,700
55
55
"53
&
(Del)
stk
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tr
100
ctfs
100
1
34%
24,000
337a
*.""
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;
18
34%
3374
18
18
137
"127
7
7
7
14
.;
157s
4. 15%
1574
1374
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84%
76.%
f
1374.
76%
74 %
133%
<
49
1,900
;. 41
36%'
t 15%
15
'
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8374
7672
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29%
2874
29
46
4472
4574
31,600
8574
87
86
8774
84
8574
11,400
77
77
85
7672
7674
74%
1374
1474
14
77
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7472
14
,
674
774
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"1037a
110
6
49%
50
50
553/3
5534
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55 72
100%
100
674
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16%
16%
10374
50
110
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50
4972
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10072
9974
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1672
42
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4274
110
105
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600
2,600
*
105
774
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300
10
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2,100
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55
100
14
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774
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14
14
774
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7674 -77
74%
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1
417/8'43%
1,400
29
45
774
1
38,100
294,000
291/4
6%
1
32
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25
46 74
672
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v
45 74
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100
26
2874
73^
common—
"2574
5,900
4574
6%
5574
490
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1007a
270
1674
1672
1674
16%
5,900
4372
44%
42 72
437a
8,800
81/4
13,400
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IOOV2
2
874
874
874
6674
87
66%
6672
"6672
67
66
5
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87a
par
26%
267a
2674
2674
2674
2674
2674
2674
2674
2674
1,800
28
28%
28
2874
287a
2874
2874
2874
2872
2874
7,300
86
8574
com___No par
$3.50 preferred
i.No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
i
Stand Gas &
8374
"72
45
26
73/8
(stamped)_No
Co
Brands
9,600
52%
29 %
29
■
26
6%
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc common
D
29%
45%
"253/4 ; 26 *
1
;
cum
Conv $4.50 .pfd
29%
"44%
V
11,300
•
3672
1574
157a
4,100
14
4874
41
18
674
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367/a
3674
...
674
4874
■1
V
137
52%
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4874
1772
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14
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3674
367a
18%
1374
52%
48%
41
/
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37
3374
137
674
No par
common-,
Co
40
40
5
preferred
Ohio
56
900
"127
41
15
32
1474
66
1374
1:
3174
1574
"
1,400
2074
487a
.15%
32%
14%
.
15
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.
32
32 74
..
400
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13%
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77
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48%
1 367a
7774
18,100
20%
5272
41
777a
2,700
40
66
13%
37
39 7a
"20
*5074
36%
40%
"64%
13 74
'39%
3974
42
*41
66
51%
48%
,5
41 %
56
13%
48
4174
32
20
"50%
48
2,200
2 74
3174
77,%
.
56
187a
137
-
,
4,900
2%
274
3274
1974
34%
*
18
"129
1474
274
.
"647a
'
137
■
147a
657a
20 %
1474
2,300
42%
7774
5672
67
26
preferred
4.60% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
$4
20 Va
33%
15%
Co
$5.50 preferred
Spencer Chemical
Square
"66%
14%
100
11.100
,'
40 74
32%
V
"'"'
3174
274
40
.
1474
15
"41%
7774
-
4674
/
32%
32
4074
77V4
1434"
"2 7a
46-
__
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
67% Mar 23
317/e Jan
12% Jan
84% Apr
2674
25%
Sparks Withington Co—:
26% Jan
2
*25%.
.1—5
Spear & Co
105
45% Dec
80% Jan
2.000
26 74
Elec__No par
a—
774 Mar 25
Apr
8
160
10%
&
Gas
774 Mar 17
44
2
9474
25
,■
Mobile
9
5274 Jan
98% Feb
4574
1074
■
,
80% Mar 25
17 Va July 18
3
(The)
Indiana
110
4,500
•
9474
25
_
81
45 74
18
Edison.
Rights
South
77% Jan
31% May l
7% Nov 16
10% Jan
'
California
Southern Co
17
277a Feb 24
105
16
7,200
*80
10%
~ "128
Southern Railway common___No
par
767a Jan
Nov 26
76
6% Jan 29
,
Southern
5,300
17,400
95
1
92
837/a Dec 23
80
16
8%' preferred
13
1.800
...
1074
pfd—100
50
12%
*9474
'77-
:j
1174 V
12
"V
1074
4074
Rico Sugar com_No par
25%
117a
1274
'
1074
397/a
Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
preferred
25
11%
>
107a
42
1
2574
1174
12%
1174
1074
42
Platinum
&
25%
1274
477a
4174
Southern Natural
3
4
B\ Apr
5%
South Porto
5
Gold
Amer
22,000
9574
41%
South'n Pacific
18
Aug
26
,
Jan
16% Feb
South
1,900
56%
2574
274
49% Mar ,18
Jan
5
Jan
South
•15%
11%
1274
3174
1—15
15
567a
46 74
2%
—
15%
56%
947 4
3174
3374 Feb ,10
Jan
11% Oct 23
"
Co—^
600
7874
15%
56%
47
274
9
48% Feb 20
r
Mar 26
Aircraft
Solvay American Corp 4%
7874
.15%
/577a
a
25%
,<■.
79
"77
3,900
y 967a
4674'
*95
3174
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Solar
.78
15%
56 7
6,100
2374
8,600
1474
2
66
78
•
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76%
114
4
31%
27% Apr
42 % Feb
65
29
5
397a Mar 16
^ Apr 17
16
Dec
,
7% Feb 27
14
'
23 7«
80
56
Dec 23
37% Mar 31
112 74
23%
237a
40 3
56
15
15
114%
14%
2
36% Apr
76%
113
38 7«
3274
ll7/a Jan,
167a Nov 19
"75
80
147a
2174 Mar 20
42% Jan 16
76
113
3774
*2%
100
"75
76
24
2,800
101
113
237/a
150
16%
16%
40
_l
preferred
10572
"99
41 %
3274-
3%%
16%
101%
38%
—6
4.20% preferred
?
100
Smith & Corona Typewriters.No par
"103
•
16%
4074
15%
4
104
104
"99%
16%
101
3874
32
25
85 72
41%
15
217a Mar, 6
"8372
3874
32
140% Mar 13
38% Nov 20
*2574
■
85%
8174
10
Corp
"83%
41
(A p)
7
6
May
10%
_25
29%
38
(Alexander) Inc common—20
5
Apr 14
12% Jan
2
34
96
107a
Oil Qo—;
297a
*80
No par
.1
2972
41:
Smith
Mar
19
Corp—
100
2,100
29%
38%
Smith
Apr'
57< Jan
105%
16%
10174*
80
8
70% Feb
„
35%
200
87%
"9972
;
No par
No par
Steel—
'•
297a
"86
87%"
101%"
:
27
5874 Mar
5
15
7
4674
95
_
"86
"99%
38
' Jan
17
Sep
5
6% Dec 12
Oil
,
17% Feb
135
217/a Jan 14
143
4% Feb
Jan
37
,6
2974
'57%
4074
15
_i
&
/
40
4674
1
Mfg: Corp
43% Mar 20
38 %
3974
1
of America
King /Coalition Mines
Silver
20
Jan
3,100
85%
102
,v,
80
80
38
par
Co
Pen
Sheraton Corp
378 Jan 29
577a
2574: 2574
par
___No par
Co
38% July 24
19% Aug 27
5
Oil
A)
Simmons
3
124% May
Corp
Sheller
34
S3
,
Shell
-6
5674
15%
15%
57
/•
26
i.—_1
2
6
6
No par
preferred:——No
cum
(W
2
Apr
$4.25
Sheaffer
Apr
40
1
1.
(Frank G)_
77
18
Gas
&
26% Feb
6
1
t,
Shattuck
39% Feb
7
15
NOV
*2574
Co
11% Mar 25
2% Apr
30% Jan
4% Jan 16
32'
11% Oct
63% Nov 20
57%
Sharp & Dohme common—No
2
73% Mar
16
87.
2
18
2
Jan
29% Jan 29
Aug 27
May 27
51% Mar
103
9
17% Dec 23
2
29
93% Mar 25
97a Jan
2
28
157/a
*78
Shamrock Oil
65% Feb
77
15%
Co.—
Sharon' Steel Corp
7
5774
105%
1274
4074 Mar 27
11
57
1174
43% Mar 16
28
8,600
57%
V
"99
£■ 77
77
77
57%
11%
18
Nov
20,200
15%
24%
12
38% Mar 31
37
24%
l47/a
"83%
11174
237/a
12%
43,
x8% Feb
24%
15%
78
'111
24%
1174
42% Jan 30
x96% Jan
"76
78
$4.50 preferred ____i_„___No par
14
25%
15%
"
<
11%
16
37%
24%
15%
16%
101
12
20
5
25 y2
8574
105%
'
.1
33
Dec
23%
5
Servel Inc common
4.200
"100
29%
16%
111%
ill
5
Co
23% Jan
"76%
_No par
___.
62% Dec 10
600
13%
8674
"99
70
2474
15%
101
"103
.16%
95
x257b
"83% *85%
101
95
96
50,200
13%
57%
105%
"94
22%
24 V*
57 %
29%
20
295
.
22%
13 %
57
"85%
295
"135
23%
24%
58
xlOl
292
2274
137a
57 %
87%
292
700
2474
15%
No par
com
1,500
28
14
25%
167a
15,500
71%
96
15%
"99
2978
70 Va
24%
25%
"103
28 3 4
717a
13%
157a
•»
"277'a
307i
71
34
24
25%
Co_!
Finance
31% Feb
,
„_
2774
29%
310"
"94
:
15'A
103%
13,700
2774
35
"135
25 %
"86%
2,700
34%
31%
23%
13%
,85%
29
Mar 13
,'24 V2
"83%
14% Jan
Oct
•" '95%
"24
2974
23% Dec 31
63
"94
29%
13% Dec 29
15
94%
570
87%
106 7a
72%
23
13%
"102
87
106%
27%.
"292 *
23'/a
14
No par
3574
107%
34%
"135
22%
24%
94%
'24
3574
87%
107
3574
.
1374
.
27
Mar 11
84
13
13% Feb
Feb
310
"135
23
preferred
.100
4.30% conv preferred
100
Scranton Elec Co (The) com
5
4.40% preferred
—_100
3.35% preferred
;Z".
100
3
104% Jan
"135
22%
•
"285
312
'285
"8674
107
'
:_25
7% Feb
25
30%
27%
35%
87V'4
71%
No par
common
357a
27%
28
i
1.40
]
9% Oct 27
18% Jan
27%
30%
3.65%
17% Jan' 29
8
35%
.71 %
No par
'Co
7,100
35%
70%
15c,
preferred
Scovill Mfg
35 3 4
34%
—5
—„
$4 preferred
12
86% Feb
Corp
Paper Co common
S3.40
25
7
Arms
34%
29%
5
•'4 Schenley Industries Inc
6
Feb
Mar 24
2
13
29
Savage
20
84
1
12% Feb
6
91% .Tan
105
9
117% Dec 23
Jan
28
14
29% Apr
6
700
71%
1st pfd 4.40% series A——100 Sangamo Electric Co
10-
7
13
Jan
15% Mar
16
4
50% Feb
Apr
Apr
15% Jan
12
75
27
101;, Apr
19% Jan
86
9574 Apr
2
9
May
75% Jan
67% Jan
3
6
3
16% Oct
107
Jan
23% Jan
16%
29%
100
Co common
Schering Corp
x38
1674
71%
Ry Co—100
preferred—J
noncum
St Regis Paper
17
'27%
29%
No par
100
Preferred series A 5%
237a Mar 25
*1674
35
Feb
Dec
17
35%
St Joseph Light & Power Co_No par
Dec
17
347a
St L San F Ry
24 V* Feb
1674
367a
2
175
700
1674
35 %
30
312
2,000
5974
87 Va
2974 Mar 20
9
18%
5974
974
105 %
77% Feb
8
18 74
88%
3374 Jan
7
4,600
18%
6074
105%
6
Oct
9%
18%
*59%
87%
7
Feb
974
18%
60
104 %
5
16% Jan
9%
18 74'
5974
v
88%
Apr
9974
1874 '
104%
70
'974
*97
60
88%
100,
27% 'Apr
150
974
9974
*97
1874
•
'
104%
_10
Dec 30
205
974-7".
■
9974
10
preferred
4%% conv preferred
120
*97
'
167/B
34%
5
common—
62
*1674
.5
—
4%
St Joseph Lead
*60
—No par
"1167a
99 74
60
18%
'
54
120
7*97
99%'"
*97
—100
*116
118
118
common.—...20
preferred series A
4%
2,200
Elec Co com—No par
preference
No par
8472
874
8%
67
87a
"6672
874
8
,
66%
340
8574
85
85
151/2
1534
1574
1572
1574
1574
1574
1574
15
1574
5.400
1878
18%
18%
1872
1872
18%
1874
1874
181/2
187a
8,000
1087a
10974
10972
18,400
108 %
109
107%
108
"85
109
8574
109
"85
109
8574
200
1953
Number 5213
Volume 177
•...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1697)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
/■;"./
jv^.yY.
/;■
50V»Jan
16
172
i
85
Jan
f'
< 35% Oct
23
Jan
10
95
18
Apr
12% Jan
27'
of
California—No par
53%
54'A"
53 Vb
541/a
Indiana.——25
72%
72'/2
72
72%.
5
Standard
0|1 of New Jersey
15
703/8
70%
70'A
70%
38% Jan
"5
Standard
Oil of
10
35
35%
34%
35'A
12
3%%, preferred-series A—,—_100
1
1
"96
27% Nov
10
24 V4 Jan
6
6 '
13% Mar 26
,
27
Nov
45.
Nov~28
40% Feb
17
July 3
43% Jan 31
15% Jan
6
'
22-
32% Apr
10
•
Dec
23
98
Mar 12
<
94% Jan
14
32%Oct
29
44% Jan
8
29% Apr
4
36'A Jan
2
22% Dec
30
20% Apr
17% Sep
2
15
; J16% Jun 10
14
6.
13% Mar 24
32% Oct
91
*
1
?
65.
11% Mar1 2
,4%; convertible 'preferred——50Stanley Warner Corp..!
!_—.5
*59
-
-
45% Mar 27
Starrett Co
*43
17% Mar 30
Sterchi- Bros
34% Jan'27
Sterling
17
Mar 26
'
.13% pet
.
23'
Jan
23
••
8
Feb
6
Mar 31
7
16% Jan
25% Apr ; 6
21
6
35% Apr
35% Dec
-26% May 20'.
29 % Apr
31
14
Baer
72%
70%
71%
35
35 y4
96
96
12%
12%
24%
24%
,
24%;
53%
*59
54
72%
12,600
71%
703/s
71
33,400
35 y4
/
353/4
35 y8
35%
95
95
12%'
12%
■'
*95
" 59
96%
10%
10%
10%,
:
45
45
45
V*43%
,
10%
24%
24%
24%
*58 V-i
59%
*58%
59%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
*43y2
y2
10%
44%-
'
.
9.800
500
12%
24%;
.
14,900
•
12%
'
591/2
53%
713/4
"
72
'
10%
No par
Shares
54%
727/8
70%
/
j
1,400
5,500
1
1
17,800
r
44 y4
43
43
171/4
16%
33 "
16%
600
331/4
4,600
-•
-
400
;
Stores
preferred
(J
54%
72%
/
12%
*59
59%,
53%
the Week
Friday
Apr. 17
P)
'
Inc_—
1
16%
16'A
*16%
16%
coftimon
5
33
33i/4
32%
33 Vb
100
90%
90'A
90%
90%
15
30 »A
30%
30'A
30%
5
20 '/2
20%
5
15 V»
15%
1
14%
15
——_
Co Inc.
<fe
Fuller
&
1
Co——
Stokely.-Van.Camp Inc common
v
20%
.
163A
33 y4
*90%
90 3A
*90%
90%
90'A
901/4
30y*
30 y4
X29%
30
29%
30
6,800
21
21
21%
3,900
20%
.
15%
15'A,
*15%
*163%'
16%
33 y8
/
/
331/4
15%
15 %
15 y8
V
f
21
15%
t
15%'
33
21%
*15'A
21
15%
15
"'
v
,
15%
.
15
40
700
15%
15
145/8
3,600
'
•'. 28%
; 43y2
7
3% %
Stix
17 % Mar., 6
'
L S
Stewart-Warner. Corp.
'
> 40% Dec 31
5;
31% Feb
.
18
30"% Aug
■,i6%.Nov,21
' Apr
(The)
Drug Inc
Stevens
23% Feb' 2
17% Feb » 2
15% Mar 11
6
-
*
'14% Nov -10"
24%
5:?';;
'
18%.May
-
24y2
12%
24%
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 16
v
97
*96
12%
5
9% Mar
90
Apr 30
99
12%
14
58% Jan
12
•
v
Stand Ry equip Mfg Co
Standard -•Steel-'-Spring common
Mar 25,
6*'%
Jun.
,'53
4 36%-May ~2i
common
PRICES
Apr. 15
Standard Oil of
Ohio
SALE
Wednesday
Standard
Oil
HIGH
Apr. 14
2
«
2
.
Tuesday
Apr. 13
5
59%
17
5
Monday
100 % Jan
7
15% Jan
'
/
Pat
^
Jan'
7
100% Sep
•
11% Oct 30
-22% Feb
% Apr
69
25
EXCHANGE :•
81% Jan.
78% Jan
9
34% Apr
47% J ah 22
•
/>
9
Apr
71%
Mar 15
.y,
LOW AND
YORK STOCK
NEW
^;
Highest
52% Apr
92
.Oct 16
94
Lowest
64% July 23
3
•70% Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
1952 '
1' Highest
Year
Lowest
i '■
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
Ranee for Previous
21
Feb
35% Jan
.
1.
2
„
Studebaker
17
25%
25%
1
35'A
36
29y2
29 %
——
Sunbeam
5
v
17
No par
9
Jan
prior preferenceStone & Webster.?..—
5%
Corp
20
—
C«rp A_——No
par
17
17
17
25 y2
25%
25%
35%
35%
35%
29'/8
29 y4
*16%
,
17
17
26
25%
26
36%
35%
36%
29%
29%
29 3
29 y*
g
700
16%
17
25%
25%
4,900
35 Vb
35%
40,100
39'A
f
29%
;
r
3,700
*
-8% Nov
9%
10% Jan 21
17V,
Apr
4
79% Jan
3
94% Jan 29
114% Jan
8
119% Feb
24 V*
18%Oct
6
22% Jan
28
22% Dec
18
Oct
-
Oct
26% Apr
11
18
570
26 %
25
24
7
13% Jan
Dec
6% Jan
15% Nov 28
13
I Jan
Apr
7
29
52% Jan
23
31
34 ;
100% Apr
15
32% Oct
37
16
116% July. 14
46% Jan
Oct
14%
14%
14%
Tennessee
3
Jan
8
32% Jan
L
Co
17
18
6
Apr
17
165
Jan
18
138
Mar
30
..18% Jan
2
10% Feb
13
18% Feb
v
7
16% Apr
7
v
7
12% Jan
2
;
43% Feb
■
-
14
17 y2 Jan
5
17
Textron
5
10
% Nov
Feb
-
4
10
15
18
9'/a Jan
17
1% Jan
>:
•
i ,-8% Jan 11'
1
91%.Jan
14% Mar 12
9
Jun
15% Feb
8
12% Jan
59% Dec
,42% May
16
52'/i Apr
«
61% Mar 26
3
91% Feb
'
97% Jan
July 28
3% Jan
28
July 28
26% Feb
98% July
'
? 2
25 ""
22% Jun
Oct
18
4'
22
,
31
24% July
4
49
22
7
23% Dec
18% Apr 15
39% Oct 23.
2
Jan
Jan
6%
*14%
82%
104%
105
6%
82 3A
8.30a
83
83
*14%
15
600
6:,/8
6%
1,900
143/4
300
11 '/a
2,100
43
1,000
Z
'
14%
10%
11
10%
11
43
<■:
105%
*14%
6%
*6%
43%
43
350
*104%
105
43
11
'42%
*
53%
54
53 J/2
54y8
53%'
54
53y8
533/4
18,000
52%
53
52;!'8
53%
51
52%
50'A
52
27,700
9434
95%
95%
96 >A
95%
96%
.'94%
9514
4,600
373/4
38
37%
383/4
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
40%
15,200
133
134
132%
2,900
126
126
132 y4
1351/a
134
134
1271/2
133
134
*124
126
130
124
—No par
453/4
46
46%
46%
-.46
Inc common;—.———50c
11»/«
ll'A
11%
113/a
11 J/4
11%
11 J/8
11 %
11
16%
16%
*161%
13%
14%
401/2
preferred——No par
common—5
preference.—No par
Co
:■
16%
16%
16%
165%
14'A
14
14%.
*40
41
40
40
*10%
11%
14'A
—.No par
8
1
*40
53%
*
4
5
Timken
54 %
54
92%
*28
f
13%
*13
53%
90 '/2
>2% r
2%
*2%
2%
13%*
*90%
92%
'
■
*2%
2%
28 %
28
28%
3
5,100
16s/a
16%
16%
600
13%
133/4
Z13%
13%
3,900
40
40
-39%
39%
280
10%
^
101/4
93/4
1
7%
7 7/8
."•
73/8
73/4
*40%
41%
<•
*40%
41%
80
2%
2%
500
*12%
12%
100
2%
54 %
2%
2'A
*13
*90% | 92%
27%
3%
28%
24%
243A
24%
243/s
22%
22
22 %
22%
42%
42%
42%'
431/a
12%
12%.
12%
12%,
12%
273A
27%
27%
27%
92%
2%
,
•
5,700
2,600
92%
1,400
3
3
28'A
29
243/a
•
28'A
1,400
23%
29
241/s
27%
;v
55
533/4
*90%
2%
"
431/4
12i/2
-
55%
*90%
29%
24%
221/2
241/4
13
55
543A
\
2%
13
13%
243/a
15,600
22%
22%
22%
22 5/8
6,800
43
43%
423/4
43%
3,800
12%
12%
121/4
12%
6,100
27%
273/4
27%
10,800
x!0% Jan
3
12% Dec 15
12 y» Jan
12
13% Mar 25
Toledo Edison Co'(The)i—
5
x21%Jan
9'
27% Mar 12
25% Jan
22
29% Mar 19
Transamerica Corp
17%
17%
17%
18%
1814
18%
18
2
20'/a Feb
18 i/a
17% Jan
Trans
17%
23% Jan
18
23
2
5
273/8
16% Oct
Williams Steel—No par
22%
223/4
*22 Vs
223/4
22%
*22 Vb
23 yb
*22 Vb
23
1
15%
15%
15%
153A
15%
22%
15%
15%
15%
151/4
—..No par
109%
U0y2
1093/4
1103/4' 11034
110 i/a
110%
22% Nov
18
28
3
May
8
Jan
10
-i5% Jan
3
7
17 % Dec
13% Jan
105
112% Dec
15
109% Apr
13
112'A Feb
16
21% Feb
15
16y2Jan
2
20% Jan
30
44% Feb
15
21% Dec
4
10% Oct
27
29
Jan
7% Dec
31
2
Feb
,
17% Jan 27
15'A Apr
16% Aug 25
47 % Aug 25
'25
15
25
9
40% May 19
,.8% July 15'
22% Apr
'
~
60% Dec
10
14% Dec
16
12% Dec
9
38'
Dec
11
6
Jan
6
47 'A Feb
31
24% Jan
30
Transue
44
59
Jan
13% Jan
7
69'A Jan 30
2
■•'19% Mar 25
% Jan
36% Jan
13% Apr
7
22
12 % Jan
7
7% Jan
15% Feb
2
12 % Apr
14
30
56 y« Feb
4
47
17
16
9% Mar 20
7
16*
17
41V* Feb
15
11
&
Tri-Continental
-
.
$6
Inc
Corp
common
preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co common——1
181/8
50
*45%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common—...1
Conv 5Yo series of 1952
50
*58%
Preferred series A
25
20% Mar
World Airlines
(conv)
21
18 %
18%
1103A.
,
*45%
46
21'/a
21'/8
A
18%
I814
21%
*21
-
*58
300
110%
920
18 'A
2,200
46
201/4
21 y8
*57
60
100
21
*45
2,300
59
'
20th Century Fox
16%
17%
13 1/8
13 %
13yS
13%
13%
39
39%
*38%
393A
*39'A
8
8%
17%
17%
13
17%
173A
-
3,100
17,900
15%
181/8
46
Twin City Rap
Film new
1
Transit com_.No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co
1
110
18%
46
60
21%
*58%
27'A
'
47
18'/e
*45
21%
60
*58%
60
18'/4
46
17%
8
8
,,
400
10%
7%
11%
42%
•'•
5,100
11
,
413/4
22
Bearing——No par
46%
73/4
:/
8
41%
400
125
•'.
*40%
*10%
11%
7%
41%
41%
*2 Vb
*13
100
preferred "_L—_—
*10%
8
*40%
Tnompson-Starrett Co
Roller
*124
/
common—
25% Mar
27% Mar 25
•
10
i
53%
46% Jan
7
* Mar 31
22
42% Apr
29% Mar 27
83'A
82%
105
43'%
6,200
34%
96'A
com..No par
;$3.50 preference
No par
Tide Water Associated Oil...—10
Timken-Detroit Axle
I
5
10
4 2 3/8
373/a
33%
'
-
53%
preferred
50
Corp.No par
Thompson (J R)_'—_
15
Thompson Products Inc com.
.-5
,4%
/
1434
37
'
53%
$2.50 convertible
'
34%
1,900
*124%
.
'
37%
34 J/4
111
14%
96
4Third Avenue Transit
2
2% Jan
17
>
;
37%
34%
4 34
900
261%
*109
45 7A
Thermoid
Feb. 27
2% Mar 25
'
15
37%
"26%
111
15
111
125%
$2.40 conv
14
,.»
2,566
191/4
"
43%
The. Fair A-—-,—-
.
•
i- 44
40% Feb
Jan
48
Nov 25
41
7% Apr
8
/
83 y4
1,400
91%
.
555
19
.:
26%
*109
15'A
*10% "10%'
10%
42'%
26%
26%
37 %
34
42%
19%
14%
37 y8
33%
*10i/4
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Mar 26
12% Jan
•
Nov 26 //. A12% Feb •;• 1
8 '-
>
36%
34y8
26%
*109 v
14%
37%
*545
46
Ry Co.—
/'■ l
•14% Jarf 22
"
14%
19%
9.,,.
4
45%
$1.25 conv
20
'i
111
*109
14%
20%
70
9'/8
565
'
f
26
25%
26
111
19%
19%
70%
•
9
*550
560
1
,-100
certificates
Pacific
Utilities>Coi-_t:
Texas
6
X19'A
19 V*
70
9%
9Va
*545
*
Land Trust—
share
Sub
565
*543
>
52%
is.---
Gulf Producing
Texas &
9
14y2 Mar 10
42
Jan
9% Apr
37
Pacific
1—«.
Co
Sulphurr..
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil-
4 V
f
10% Oct
19Ve
9%
9%
9y4
570
191/4
No par
10
Gulf
23
jK 12% Mar
; 15% Feb
14
31.
Texas
47% Mar 19
42% Jan
2
•Texas
5
.
Texas
1
42% Feb 24
122% Feb
Dec
46% Nov 19
-
<
35% Deo 29
.v-:
110% Jan
9 4'A Feb
36% Apr
12
__._i.____
Corp '
5
Jan
130
24
10% Nov
12% Oct
58
•54% Apr..
2
135
16
86
; 15% Nov
Jan
1,900
9
8
5
25
10
Talcott Inc.(James)
Telautograph Corp
16
6-47% Mar
195% Mar 28
128
:
Dec
70'%
*14%
15 % Mar 25
-
41
16j
71
1
Symington Gould Corp
12 Ye Feb
5
20
16
23
-60% Jan
16 i
'27% Oct
69%
6%
5
25
Texas
.'50% Oct
68%
<
7 % Feb
9% Dec
:
68%
6%
5
111% Jan
8% Jan
14
68'A *
6%
15
Jan
85'/2 Jan 26
2
46% Dec
Mar 11.
34%: May 19
600
104%
15'A Apr
;
103% Mar 31
4
7% Jan 21
300
104%
2
115!
24%
21%
105 y2
82
1
*241/4
*215/8
*213/4
83%
40
May
24%
22
1950—20
ser
4.40%
39% Mar 18
7
5% Oct 23
*24'A
*21%
83 y2
2
102
24 »A
21%
33%
*83y4
104%
6%
13
33% Apr
i Jan
21,700
24%
21%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com.-—7.50
$4 preferred
;
No par
$4.40 cum pfd, (conv).——No par
12% Jan
35% Jan
89% Aug 25
19%
24 y4
21%
*25%
*109
14%
36%
15
19%
24%
21%
Paper Co common
5
preferred ——L—
100
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swift & Co!
—.—•.——
25
14% Dec
19 1/2
20
2,700
114
*113
,,
1,200
19%
Sutherland
41% Dec
19%
114
75
22
67%
110% Mar 27
fc
=■113
971/4
74%
74%
10
97'A
24%
27% Mar 19
•
14
114
19%
19%
743A
<
*9%
•
'
24'A
•Superior Oil of
35% Jan 22
14-
19%
75
;•
V
97'A
19 y2
Sunshine.Mining Co.
24
81% Jan
*113
114'A
*113
9%
*96
1
Sunshine Biscuits .Inc
15
' Mar 27
30
4
114 %
*113
9%
9%
97 y»
"74%
9'A
*545
-
-10% Jan
2
75%
12.50
Apr
'
-.30% Oct
32.V4 May
*74%.
/
*96
22% Jan 20
7
f Jan
105% Jan
Aug 26
112% Nov
2
75
9%
.
97'A
25
common..
2nd pfd
conv
*96
10c
California..—...25
Superior Steel Corp.....—
50
71
10% Jan 29
600
11
18% Apr
27% Jan 26
30
22% Apr 24
102% Jan
5%%
9%
9%
97%
74%
100
4%'/o: preferred series A
.
9%
9%
*96
-No par
preferred-.
Sunray' Oil Corp
26
1
preferred-—No par
4V2'%
Class A
23% Mar 26
6
Feb
.6
24% Jan
.
2
8% Jan
Jan
A
Sun Oil Co common^
21% Mar 25
2
540
Apr 14
5
117
9
66% Feb
70% Dec
-11% Jan
17-
Jan
series
"',$4.50
Feb, ,2
82%
;•
9
Jan
21% Feb
3
99
Apr ' 7
,24
Sun Chemical Corp common..
10% Mar 13
2
15
19% Feb
3
16
1
8% Oct
19
113-
16
May
63
490
Apr
V
74% Apr
15
24% Jun
Jan
Mar 20
95
101% Jun 27
96
13'A
*39
40
77/a
8
8
16%
17%
56,600
17%
131/4
13 »/4
391/4
4,200
13%
39%
40%
470
"
7%
8
6,900
8
u
Oct
12
47% Oct
11% Jun
55'A Jan
.'
2
15
8
14% Aug
26
6
12% Feb
6
13 y4 Jan
50
3
43 Vs Jun
Apr
14% Feb
2
45% Apr
7
49% Mar 20
Jan
12%
12%
12%
123/4
12%
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,000
1
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
47%
48
47%
48
47%
48'A
47%
48
47
47%
3,800
12%
123/4
123/4
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
'
12%
12%
20
45%
46%
46/8
46y4-
46 'A
46%
46
46%
.
461/2
46 3/8
3,700
66'A
65 3/4
663/4
67
67%
66'A
66%
65%
661/a
10,500
No par
65%
23
231/s
223/4
23
22 3/4
23
22%
23
23
23
3,700
*104
103
150
105%
Udylite Corp^(The)
Underwood
—
Corp
Bag & Paper Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
Union
57
Feb
27
72% Dec
30
65
% Apr
17
72% Feb
23
Dec
30
24% Dec
15
22
Jan
22
24% Mar
Jan
2
111
Apr 30
102
Apr
17
110
Jan
Elec Co of Mo common
10
Preferred $4.50 .series
No par
May
9
98
July 31
94
Mar 20
97
Jan
Preferred
104
93
83% Jan 25
Jan
94
35% Oct
15;
5
84
Feb
11
21
96
Apr
2,
4,
9
37% Jan
12
121% Mar 31
107% Apr
17
45% Jan
Apr
45% July
50
J/4 Nov 25
46% Apr
7
Union
100 '
Preferred $4
43% Mar 23
,115% Jan* 5
,
A 50% Jan
6
37% May
1
42% Aug
12
40 V* Jan
6
46% Mar 26
May
1
38% Dec
51
32% Apr
6
40% Mar 20
28
3
101% Jan
24% May
l
30% Jan
2
28% Apr
13
16
99'A Apr
15
37 % July 25
34% Feb
19
8
107
17
Sep 18
17% Feb 11
57% Oct
17-
70% Mar 19
26% Nov
12
33% Feb
11
4% Apr
25
Nov
x!3
3% Feb
6
Feb
7
50
4% Jan
69% July 9
5% Mar 21
2
5% Nov 19
10%
Feb
11
Feb
8
Oct
21
74
15% Dec
22
21% Jan
47
-
14% Oct 22
18
15
7
May
13% Jan
Jan 21
16% Mar 20
3% Jan
.■
34%
$4.50 preferred
;——No par
& Carton Corp
10
*102%
BiscUit
283/4
28%
29 y»
99%
34%
35
104 v;;
/
34%
*102%
104
33'A
34
103'A
103 'A
293/4
99%
34%
343/4
103'A
29
*98%
34'/8
100%
35
104
*102%
15
,.
28%
29 V4
100%
1011/4
800
35 '/a
1,500
*102%
*15
351/s
104
15%
54%
31
30%
33/4
33/4
3%
33A
3%
*74%
751/4
751/4
75'A
5'A
51/4
51/8
5% Jan 29
5'/« Jan
5% Feb
24
9JA Mar 13
49
Jan
2
72% Mar 13
14
Apr
17
17% Jan
8
14 % Apr
16
"16% Feb
2
58% Jan
7
13% Mar
53% Apr
17
65
97% Jan
14
101
Mar 31
Jan
Aug 27
110
Apr
17
120
179
May
169
Apr
15
175
10
Jan
United
United
5
U
5
20
Mar 36
16
Jan
9
27% Dec
2
24% Apr
7
35
y4 Jan
23
61
Mar 19
66
Sep
25% Jan
8
63
Jan
2
68
Feb
9
2
10% Jan
12
13 % Apr
7
&
,
71/4
300
*73/8
7%
60%
;r
*61
14i/2
14%
141/4
14%
14
141/4
143/4
151/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,700
4,300
*7%
*60%
14%
75/a
62
*61 '
62
,63
50
"
14%
14%
15%
52%
53%
53
'53%
53%
533A
53i/a
53%
12,700
537/s
2 8'A
28'/a
283%
28
2 8 3/8
273/4
28
271/4
27%
12,100
28
35%
35%
35%
5,000
10
Mfrs
Inc.
35%
—
U S Leather Co———
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
12%
12%
12%
123/8
12%
12%
123A
12%
12%
9,300
12%
1
Machinery com——5
preferred
71/4
50,200
14%
No par
No par
;_No par
S Gypsum Co common
20
7% preferred
-———.100
4'A%
7%
30
5 Vb
603/4
7%
62%
14%
56%
553/4
56%
53%
55
2,200
56
56
55%
S &
U S Hoffman
*7'A
4,300
3%
75
52%
Foreign Securities
$4.50 1st preferred
U S Freight Co
U
5%
5 Vb
300
14% *14%
*73/8
*60%
Gas Improvement Co.._13y2
Merch
5%
33/4
75
3.300
55
30%
5
Foundry
Co./
United Gas Corp
3
Mar 26
31% Jan
119
14
Mar 27
53/8
51/4'
500
15
;
—No par
United Engineering &
United Fruit
51/4
*30%
104
15
55%
33/4
3%
75%
551/4
35
*102
75% •75%
33/4
100
United Corp (Del)
.1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
1% preferred
100
United Electric Coal Cos.—"
.—.5
10,600
29%
303A
30%
*75'A
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
200
100 «/2
United
31
2,000
1033/4
103%
99%
35
United-Carr Fastener ——No par
56'A
Z
1,800
*100
■
261/4
111%
169%
25
100
*66%
No par
12%
56
■.
56
101%
100'A
1001/4
26%
26%
26'A
261/4
112%
111%
112%
113
114
169%
*166
169
169
169
101%
26'A.
*100
*100
261/4
101%
261/4
111% 1133/4
*166
169
*100
26%
101%
26%
110
111
*165
169
26%
26
27%
27
27
26%
66%
67
67
67
67
67
67
12%
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 3A
25
25 %
25%
67
66J/a
131/8
12%
I
11,300
29'A
18
*30%
,
2,400
443/4
34%
333/4
*103
99%
443/4
11
12% Apr
of America—No par
United
103%
34
103%
45%
24
2
22.
28 %
*99
Preferred 4%!%/series of 1952.100
*103
45
Feb
15% Jan
page
:
333/B
343/a
45%
4JA Feb
86
Jan
37% Feb
see
45
31%
15
For footnotes
443/4
*30%
31% Jan
5
44%
.
47%
5
19
,
33%
*103
45
9,300
39%
107% 108% /
/•:/. 473/a
47%
108%
15
34% Sep
9% Dec
45
■
40%
130
96%
40
47%
1
40
87
108 'A
-
56
30% July 26
12 % Oct 24
9
473/4
109
15%.
30
8
47%
47
55%
12
Jan
40%
108%
47%
393/4
108%
47'A
40
40%
40%
108%
'
40 5%
15 a;
52% Feb 20
167
*96
553/a
27'A Jan
May 2
101% Feb 20
96
31% Feb
28 y2 Jan
26
96
14%
6
19
98
55%
64% Jan 30
73
Apr
1
102% Aug
7
31V* Dec 31
*96
14%
29 y« Aug
9
98 y4
54
2
11
*97
United Board
53% Oct 30
96% Jan
87
97%
Av
91%
*89
88
United Carbon Co—«—j—No par
61 V» Jan
>
24% Jan
54% Jan
92
*87
108%
107
2
53%. Apr
67
30
37% Feb ' 4
104% Mar 25
*89
88
39%
United Air Lines Inc* common—10
104 % Jan
92
*86%
*46%
32% Mar 25
:
*89
108'A
29
108 y2 Jan
102% Mar 12
33% Jan
21
101% Jan
Jan 30
104% Dec
li
91% May
107
92
88%
Union
4%
■
102
103 y2
*90
*87%
■Union
ynited Aircraft Corp common—.5
5%: convertible preferred—»—100
103%
103%
*102%
92
88
97%
series—:——-No par
Oil of California——/——25
Pacific RR. .Co common—50
noneumulative preferred.—50
Union Tank Car Co
/
-No par
104%
*90
'
Jan
104%
).
*86%
series/—No par
$3.70
j Preferred $3.50 series..—_No par
j 87% Jan
16
91% Jun
104
16
Jan
100
'
2
1,900
200
500
4,300
20
3,500
140
7,800
'i
22
(1698)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Continued—Page 12
STOCKS
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Apr. 13
HIGH
Apr. 14
Par
18% Jan
3
9
23% July 21
8% Nov 24
20
35% Oct 23
39% Dec
8
37
56
67
Jan
4
Sep
19
26% Oct
Jan
2
7% Apr
9
59
8
17
Apr
Jan
U S Lines Co
22% Jan 22
Jan
4%%
26
U
64
Mar
6
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
1
30
3%%
preferred series A
100
•82
84
3% %
preferred series B
100
•96%
98
97%
27 % Apr
6
31% Jan
6
2
5
28%
28%
28%
noncum 1st preferred
100
Smelting Ref & Min com—50
7% preferred
50
134%
6
61
Jan
3
37% Oct
23
Mar 28
134% Apr 13
54% Mar 13
87% Mar 29
68% May 29
42% Dec 31
138% May 16
19% Oct 20
144
23
Feb
36% July 25
Jan
41
144% Mar 11
67% Jan
61% Apr
14
66% Feb
2
6
44% Jan
5
139% Apr
6
144% Jan
28
21% Feb
28
May 18
13
19% Jan
8
37% Mar 27
S Rubber Co
common
8%
U
2
38% Apr
24
U
S
U
S Steel
7%
U
S
Tobacco
1%
39% Jan 29
10
6% Jan
2
7% Mar
3
United
Stockyards
8% Dec
24
10% Jan
11
9
Jan
5
9% Mar 19
United
Stores
Jun
27
4% Jan
22
94
2% Apr 23
24% July 25
1 % Sep
2
27
22% Jan
14
7
8
6
6
16
July 28
61
Aug
33% Dec
16
15% Jan
Apr
16% Mar 25
65
13
18
Vanadium
45% Mar 25
17% Mar 23
Van Norman
32% Mar 25
Van
25
128
Mar 19
Apr
1
127
Apr 13
15
27% Jan
20
92
107/8 Jan
0
Jan
33% Apr
X27% Jan
37% Jan
4
32% Apr
13
35% Feb
Jun
13
277/s Apr
17
30
35% May 22
16% Apr
8
287/e Mar 5
44% Jan
11
36% Mar
18
Jan
18
167/a Jan
31% Oct
2
19
39% Feb
5
13
28% Jan
2
Feb
2
18
29
30
Mar
Jan
9%
9%
9%
9
9%
89
♦86
3%
89
2%
89
3
27
•26
163
*86
3%
3
27
2%
*86
3%
*26%
2%
2%
23%
♦23%
*25
163
♦159
23%
23%
23%
23%
300
25%
25%
25 %
25%
25%
400
163
•159
15%
16
15%
16
64
63%
63%
32%
31%
31%
32
32
40%
41%
41%
15%
•15%
15%
15%
*30 '/a
31
9%
9%
10
159
159
10
16
15%
16
6,500
•63%
64
90
32
1,300
40%
5,300
41%
15%
32%
32
41%
40
'
*15%
:t-'
15%
15%
15%
*31 Va
■
31%
31
31%
10
10 y8.
24
24%
10 Va
10
10 Va
24'/a
24
24
,
*126
1,100
1,700
12,000
127%
*126
127
3'/2%
preferred
preferred
23%
23%
2?%
26
25%
257/a
25 Va
91%
91%
91%
*90%
20
"
20%
.20%
20%
25%
20 Va
*90%
20%
122%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
112%
111%
112%
111%
20%
25%
112%
111%
♦94
♦121
95
*94%
97%
123
♦121
123
25%
25%
92
20%
2,100
20
10
25%
♦90%
3,900
92
20%
123
123
(
,
120
20%
•121
2,700
124
25 Va
25%
25
111%
111'A
112
400
112
25%
94
94
*93
95
*93
95
*93
97
*94
97 1
♦94
97
•94
*32%
32%
28%
28%
230
97
32%
6,200
95
♦94
32%
327/8
28%
29
X28%
♦36%
37%
*36%
•17
17%
*28%
20
25%
92
122%
Vulcan Detinning Co common—10
7%
24
91%
100'
_
If
■
25%
—
4
1,200
64
32%
31%
10
163
2%
15%
42
31
*2%
*63%
*
9%
12,100
23%
64
41
3
27
2%
16
31 »A
89
3
•26
27
7.900
2%
64
15'/a
•86
3%
♦26
25%
♦159
89
*3
27
170
900
127%
2
31
9%
127
114 % Jan
14
9%
*126
16
24
9%
1,800
38%
*126
111% Apr
8
9%
40%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
23
7
20
127
6% div partic preferred
—100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
$5 preferred
-100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
Virginia Ry Co common
25
6% preferred
-25
Visking Corp (The)
5
Jan
7
19%
128
5
Jan
39%
7
•38
7
*126
8
100
20
39
7%
*126
8
100
20
39%
127
27% Jan
1
20%
7%
*126
25 y8 Jan
14
19%
39%
7%
127
130% Jan
Apr
19%
39%
7
31
noncumulative preferred—100
7
Apr
19%
•39
7
39%
127
5%
6
94
20 %
600
7
31%
Victor Chemical Works common—5
6
97
2.900
126
Apr
2
140%
126
Mar 20
15
139%
127
Apr
103% May
140%
2,500
62
24
25
103% Dec
140%
57%
62
127
121
22
140%
55%
2.50
19
Mar 12
98 V» Jan
140%
141%
15%
2.50
31
116% Nov 20
140%
61,400
64
i—10
29% Jan
8
140%
39%
*159
,No par
27% Dec
110% Jan
'38%
3%
1
137% Jan
19'A Apr
14,800*
1,410
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
8
"60
28%
136
59
•86
—100
6
2'
28%
135%
40%
•26%
100
Vick Chemical Co
59%
29%
136
62
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6'/a
9
28%
135%
62
23%
24
Nov
21% Jan
19
6
3
25'/a Apr
90% Jan
29
6
29%
136%
59
58
*25%
Co___
28%
39%
25%
Raalte Co Inc
98%
9%
Corp of America—No par
7
126
2
9
34% Mar 23
82
•96%
40%
23%
com
•80
61%
*23%
Pictures Co Inc
4,800
84
98
61%
x25 %
preferred
Utah Power & Light Co
30%
31
39%
1
4 % %
5
Jan
31
Oct
Jan
Universal
Mar 25
30%
31
•81
♦96%
■'
61%
com_No par
Tobacco
200
59%
,
3.500
39%
2%
preferred
14'/« Jan
125% Feb
93% Apr
8%
Leaf
59%
135%
59% -•
•2%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal
17
2
9
32
Feb
7
11
127
167
Feb
Dec
3
28
26% Mar 28
1,800
•58%
37
61%
20
1
Corp
291/4
137
59
400
37%
38
38%
•38%
preferred—No par
American
135%
7%
*58%
84
98
21%
7%
38
31
*81
•96%
21%
7%
62
o
1
2d pfd-5
Wall Paper Inc common—2
convertible preferred
50
Universal
2
Jan
9 % Apr
23 % Apr
1
24% Feb
convertible
4%
28
23
25% Dec
129
2% Mar
9
38% Feb
4
Jan
17
87% Sep
United
29 % Mar 12
17
31% Apr
45% Aug 14
23
18'/8 Oct
14
23
17% Jan
31
12
Apr
24% Oct
24% Feb
159
14% Dec
65
27y8 Oct 30
95
8
$6
Mar 19
5
26% Jan
15
119
1% Jan
Mar 18
4
13
2
90
19
Feb
169
24
116
4
Feb
25
26% Dec
2
14
May 23
Apr
Mar
3
18
3% Jan
21% May 27
23»/a Apr
84
19
Jan
30%
84
21%
7%
39
.
$4.20 noncu
136
59'
141
100
Corp
30%
Shares
21%
59%
97%
the Week
38%
common——No par
Co
7% Apr
30%
*81
Friday
Apr. 17
•61%
noncumulative preferred—25
7
30 %
59
No par
Corp common
preferred
5% Jan
116
*58%
5
146% Feb
Dec
59%
2
2
10
•58%
32% Feb
30
Jan
59%
97% Apr
Oct
13% Nov
38
85% Jan
53
34
37%
20
136% Jan
.
38%
20
31
28% Apr
38%
21
30% Dec
Apr
38
59
Feb
16
11
38
Jan
22% Oct
57
7%
91
31
May
21%
•7%
28% Jan
11)2 % Jan
Jan
21%
7%
83
31
23
21%
*7%
34% Mar 21
17
90% Dec
156
21%
77/a
p0
16
X81% Jun
x87% Oct
21%
/
Sales far
Thursday
Apr. 16
•7%
10
S
PRICES
Apr. 15
21
10
.—20
S Pipe & Foundry Co_
U
40% Mar 17
5
1
common
preferred—
SALE
Wednesday
'
x7% Dec
Monday, April 20, 1953
29%
♦28%
29%
G4%
*63
64%
32%
17
28%
17
:
10
32%
32%
600
28%
28
32%
27%
37
28 Va
1,900
37
♦36%
36%
36%
1,300
17'/a
17»/a
*17 Va
•17%
17 Va
17 Va
1,000
•28%
37%
,
32%
•
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
•62%
64
♦36%
'
W
55
Apr
68% Dec 29
17
11% Jan
2
12 % Aug
24
29% Jan
51 Ve Jan
Nov
Dec
22
10% Jan
30
17% Jan
11
21% Dec
3
8
98
Jan
104% Dec
12
S
16
12 V, Jan
7
27
Apr
12
27% Apr
44% Jan
6
14
42% Apr 29
63
1
7% Apr
15
Oct
22
20% Jan
30'
15
Jun
3
35 % Jan
30
25
Feb
27% May 15
16
May
26
Oct
17% Apr
9
24% Mar 23
13 % Feb
14% July 31
30
11% Apr
13
32% Jan
28
84
16
5
41% Jan
25% Apr
84% Feb
5
7
28% Jan
5
37% Dec" 3
34% Apr
12
Sep
17
72
Jun
6
7
17
107% Jan
Apr
14
102
96% Feb
9
16% Jan 29
13% Apr *
84
73
1
Aug
37% Feb
Apr
97
7
Apr
16% Jan
109
Jan
7
10% Apr
7
15
53% Jan
30
26% Dec
Mar
37
Oct
34
32
80
Jan
23
.
Apr
6
67% Mar 16
Oct
7
94'A Apr
17
38% Feb
18
43% Mar 25
26% Apr
14
28% Feb
43% Apr
6
Nov
3
44% Nov
18
Mar 20
41% Jan 30
89% Jan 22
6
98
Feb
39% Feb
126
50
27
99% Jan
19
35% Apr
7
40% Mar 17
10
86% Mar 24
Feb
34% Jan
7
25
25% Apr
29% Jan
14
Oct
23
2
25'A Jari
4
14% Jan 28
11% Feb
9
32
17% Jan
8% Mar
30
2
4
13% Dec
17
87% Oct
13
70% j»n
19
10% Apr
24 y* Jan
15
17
21»/2May
7
28'A Nov 25
26% Jan
8
Apr
15
28
'
Mar
2
29% Mar 11
9
135
Jan
2
6
53
Jan
2
12
48
Jan
30
20
19
30% Jan 29
76% Jan
35% Mar 17
8
83% Feb
5
80
Jan
86
Noy119
111
Jan
'2
71% Feb
10
13
75
Apr 16
S
13% Jan
8
21% Oct
18
Feb
39% Jan
51% Dec
47% Feb
18
15
17% Jan 24
U8
Jan
15
On
vo.
9
Jan
30% Apr
41 % Apr
14
Apr
29
•«idT7&?!v1 *?Sr?ed
United Paramount
and
70
Apr
,4% Jan
22%
11%
12
2,500
*11%
11%
5,900
25%
♦823/4
;
25%
25%
25%
3
35
35%
103%
•
14%
143/a
*75
107
11
11%
54%
26
26
26'A
82%
823A
823/4
82%
190
27%
27
273/8
26%
263/4
9,200
25%
25%
25%
253/a
25%
25'/a
1,500*
35
$5
55%
'
35
35 V,
Prior
27%
'
$4.50
35%
5,300
102 y4
130
96%
•94
961/4
95
*92
95
*92
95
*92
95
14
*133/4
14%
Winn
&
8c
Co
13%
75
♦73
75
♦72
♦107
108
*107
108
11
11%
58%
96
59
58%
55
800
59%
CQ
59%
1
58
58
3,400
94%
94%
■'*
-
59
*943A
96
*943/b
41%
42
41%
96
Worthington
26%
26%
41%
26%
40%
26%
26%
26%
5.800
453/8
46%
45%
46
44%
45%
21,500
♦96
97%
45%
♦96
♦125%
35%
*85
-
97%
•
♦443A
45%
*96
453A
45%
1
12
100
10%
11%
*27
1
373A
84%
*25%
26
253/4
25%
26%
X32%
32%
23%
23%
15'A
15%
•100%
100 3/4
27
-
'
26%
26%
100
*125
10
Co
*
153/a
11
11
10%
72%
11%
12
'
*31%
32%
•315/b
32%
46
72%
10%
23'A
•
27
23
'.V
S
27
•
10%
27%
X26%
27 3A
*125
27%
■
11
11
I
11%
26%
26%
27%
26%
?
•
713A
11
45'A
45%
32%
Worsted Co
100
81%
118
!
-
•74
81%
74
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Corp common
Zenith Radio
Corp
Zonite Products Corp
♦117
i
r
9%
9%
25
,
^
30V8
30Va
41%--42%
14y8
14V,
73
5y8
73%5%
•125
46%
46%
;
120
'
'
7-74
*
r
*45%
•45%
i
290
23%
14%
11
10%
V
790
56,300
:
looy*
*71%
'
.
.
15 y«
6,200
.
<
.'•<
9,000
<
71%
11%
1
-
200(
.
11%*'
26%
27%
2,300
*
26% :
700
27% '
129
i-
7,700
*
27%
129
*125
46%
46%
45
45%
f
32%
v
*9%
22>A
*81%
82%
119%
32%
;
52%
38
453A
-
38
46
1,300
74 y4
9%
9%
38%
38%
22%
52
22 %
22%
52
51%
45%*
8,700
32
5,100
51%
j
«
,
82
•115
•
10
120
,
,733/4." 73% r
9%. ; 9%, •
38
,
80
,
,,
590;
1,500
38 %
2,200
'
22%
~
443/4.
31%
,
*81%
120%
38%
38%
-
82
.
*733A
,74%
93A'
9%
9%'
,
*81%
•118
X74%
22%
♦511A
*'
*
119%
,
.
74 •./
33
323/4
.
-
_5
No par
1
82
*81%
118
129 •'
•125
46%
32%
wNopar
2,700
'
323/4
series_'__100
1.100
3,300
11%
32%
99
'
713/4
■
28
27%
129
-
♦46
46%
•45%
series
Wyandotte
129
32%
conv
26
26%
11%
23
'
10%
713A -71%
.
15%
903/4
98
•*
'
45%
pfd 4V2%
50
'
10
Prior preferred 4%%
960
*315/8
23
14%
15% * 15%
;
101 A 101 f
"11
■'11%
11%
Corp common—No par
Prior
:
10(640
26%
•
23%
-
*71%
1
12
"
CO—
37%
84%
253A
4
11%
■
600
36%
843A
11 %
100
44%
*84%
38
85%
26%
27%
*27%
10
38%
85%
11%
323/8
100
•71%
10
37%
26%
963A
443/4
*124%
253A
253A
96aA
:
•
85%
Xl'1%
7,700
4
24%
15%
-
97%
453/4
*124
41%
•
♦24
No par
No par
No par
26%
32%
37%
36
*85%
26
26%
11%
20
common
36%
85%
126
126
"■■■
*97%
♦443A-
97%
45
*124
25%
-
common—1
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)—
300
41%
—No par
Grocery Co
WooIworth (F W)
5,400
45%
100
preferred—.
Iron
2,500
"
26%
51JA •"
®
56
54%
41%
22%
13
27
56
54%
45%
38%
***
26%
..
26%
Vi *
51%
5% Apr
V.
57%
45
22%
2*
'
28%
563/4
3,700
42%
37%
16% Jan
54%
27%
57%
57%
10%
26%
1
5
54%
283A
; - 28
■
6%
30
10%
41%
100
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
com.,
Woodward
200
..
107
45%
12.50
pfd series A
Lovett
73%
107
'
96%
♦943/a
733A
1,200
11%
11%
54%
28
56
133/4
11
11
55%
55%
27%
56
"
96
133/4
'
74
108
27%
10
'
14%
26%
5
Inc
103
10
Co
conv
35%
101
*95
73
57
58%
1
Motors
353/8
103
97%
10
preference
Oil
35%
103%
*95
♦102%
12%
prior
conv
,
4,200
97
*107
,
57
'
26
103%
14%
76
107
100
26
83
27
♦92
"4%% convertible preferred
$0
Young (L A) Spring & WIre_Nopar
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
-No par
84
'.
900
97
York
;
11%
25%
103%
1
47% Jan
17
,
■
1,100
273/a
34%
103%
9
34% Jan .13
9
0
"
1
no sales on tbis day.
Theatres.
223/4,
11%
ll3/a
39% Apr
6
6% Jan
23
11%
11%
23% Apr
53% Mar
17
50% Jan
2
4% Nov 17
Mar
11% Mar 17
18
2
Oct
Mar 19
130% Mar 18
*
34
23
11%
11%
26%
100
$4.25
preferredWilson-Jones Co
26% Feb
27% Oct is
39% Oct 23
4
Wilson
13% Jan 18
Apr
45% Apr
35% Jan
223A
11%
26%
No par
com
preferred series B
Electric Instrument
74% Mar 10
-
0
*32% Jun
RR
11% Mar 26
44% Jan
40% Jan
223/4
11%
11%
253/4
13
64
9 %
22%
11%
11%
82%
White Sewing Machine common
45% Dec
32% Nov
'1
22%
25%
White Motor Co
17
14
3,500
82%
8
16
13% Feb
7,100
17%
82%
4
Jan
Oct
75ViJan
28
17%
253A
8
30
42% Apr
118
27%
17%
82%
preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S 8)
20
101
*
1?
14% Jan
-
28
173/4
25%
10
preferred
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
Willys-Overland
75% Feb
>
3.80%
Weston
Wilcox
25 V, Dec
9% Oct 23
27%
17%
•
4
15% Mar 24
2
97% Feb 20
70% Dec 22
28%
17%
„1
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
25% Mar 20
127
28%
17%
100
Western
32% Apr
18
9
28%
17%
25
28% Mar
14
Jan 25
28
:
No paT
Preferred series A
17
10% Feb
26
Mar
Pacific
29
77% Jan
Nov
28%
95
11% Feb
2
138
5,100
303/8
*93%
21% Jan
12% Jan 22
15
4,900
35%
30 y8
100
16
15% Apr
51
293A
34%
30%
C
Jan
68% Nov 14
12% Aug 18
128% Jan
29%
36
303/s
11%
12% Jan
1
18
29 % Jan
127
2
10% Aug
Apr 28
27% Aug 29
30%
35%
preferred
Western
12
49% Mar 25
14
28% Oct 17
65% Feb 27
8% Oct 22
4
Mar 18
Jan
83
30%
303/a
11%
West Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com—No par
97% Mar 31
11
127 4
30%
98%
2nd
2,500
35%
*97
noncum
19,900
30%
100
4%
15%
30
100
*
20
17
15%
35%
B
Western Air Lines Inc__
16%
15%
30%
*22%
No par
preferred
17'/a
15%
35 Vv
4
series
16%
303/a
*11%
com„2.50
Co
16%
15%
34%
1
4V2 %
6,900
103%
30%
17%
23%
11%
5
preferred
*103
>,
2,600
35%
5
Snowdrift
103%
2.900
8
23%
30%
4.10%
63% Mar 25
101
Mar 20
Oct 30
Oct
2
48% Dec 31
2
127
32% Mar 25
Jan
56
30
•103
45%
7%
23%
27%
•
5
Maryland Ry common—100
2
45
103 Va
45%
•
17%
par
Western
24% Jan,
19
12
27% Nov 21
20
30
8
23%
35%
pfd
"
23
45% Feb
24% May 14
30
45%
8
233/s
600
1.400
,
30%
par
Auto Supply Co
Dec
98
No par
3
Western
64% Dec
4
95% Jan
8
*103
153/8
57% Mar 11
0
16
35 Va Feb
12% Jan
8%
23%
15%
preferred series
4%%
103
U53A
46%
.
233/a
153/a
Corp
Electric
13%
273A
153/4
1
Power
13%
27%
15%
'
5
56 V2 Dec
89
15
Penn
1
T
V
8
;
23%
103
4.20%
15
106% Mar 16
46% Apr 30
47
103
160
v
13%
27%
45%
8
23 Va
63
13%
273/a
153/4
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
West
8
15% Jan
22
&
46%
7%
,,v.
63
13%
27%
153/a
West Indies
West Penn
Jan
8
Oct
Oil
46%
8
233/s
64%
13%
153/4
Inc
convertible
47
*63
*27%
r
15%
Pipe
&
Tobacco
4
-82
15
18
$4
27%
•
15%
Knitting Mills
Wesson
27%
•
13%
1
Wayne Pump Co
15
99% Jan
7
9% Oct
34% Oct 21
46% Feb 20
Wayne
Webster
13%
27%
new—3
Waukesha Motor Co
8
Jan
14
106% Jan
109% July 15
Inc
103
•
101
18
Feb
Apr
7%
89%
Inc
Washington Gas Light Co—No
Wash Wat Pow Co (The)
No
3
29% Jan
110% Sep'' 5
103% Apr
102
2
8
6
2
9
28 % Feb
13
81% Apr
24% Apr
25
Jan
25
12 % Mar 27
7
28% Dec 30
98
Mar 16
9
May
2
106% Mar 18
96% Jan
2
30
'
7
10% Jan
19
Pictures
Foundry
2
46%
1
100
Peti oleum
Id
No par
preferred
Bros
Warren
5
11
80% Feb
21% May
29% Jan
Warner-Hudnut
Jan
28
Oct
16
26
13%
27%
2.50
13
16% Feb
11% Jan
3
(Hiram) G & W
5%%
Jan
•63
♦13
10
Ward Baking Co common
Warren
31
100
No par
Walworth Co
Warner
22% Jan
3
Walker
37% Feb
12
27
preferred
System—
Walgreen Co
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Hlgest
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Lowest
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AND
—
—_
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14
14
96.19 Jan
9
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14
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9
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96.21 Dec
96.15 Dec
9
96.27 Nov
9
18
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10
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24
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18
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—
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102.18 Jan
29
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1964-1969
Dec
1964-1969
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June 15
1958
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1954-1956
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Sept 15 1953
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_
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r
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New Yerk Stock Exchange
Period
V
;
Sale Price
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Bid & Asked
Low
Sold
High
FOR
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ENDED
APRIL
Low
Brazil
High
98 A
97.16
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*90.16
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17
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18
series No.
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19
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75
76%
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June-Dec
No.
21
June-Dec
22
June-Dec
*81Va
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--
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No.
20
83 Va
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78
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78
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26—
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27
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28
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.
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
♦67
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♦67
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7s
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10-year
20-year
20-year
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1967
1966
1962
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
1956
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1979
1957
19
41
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96
1
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9
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1944
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36%
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37 Va
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36 Va
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34%
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58 Va
58 Va
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April-Oct
—
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June-Dec
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58
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58
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1962
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*36 V2
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1961
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
June-Dec
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1957__
6%s
assented
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1993
59'/.
35 Va
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371/2
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May-Nov
1963
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1963
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62
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89 Va
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55
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—
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1
June-Dec
series No.
2
series
3
June-Dec
June-Dec
83
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79%
83
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4
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74%
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83
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22
68 1
44
41
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42
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Feb-Aug
1961
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1961
Jan-July
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1960
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1
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1942
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June-Dec
1978
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68
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April-Oct
AExternal s f 6'/2s of 1927 due 1957
April-Oct
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April-Oct
A7s
(Central Ry)
1952
-June-Dec
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reduced to 3.5%)
1978
June-Dec
6% funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
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Aprll-Oct
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4
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Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
25
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—Jan-July
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74
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1-1693
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23
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series
series No.
High
75 Va
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3%s
New
Low
NO.
*76
3%s
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Jan. 1
Sold
83
*76
Range Since
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Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
No.
series
3%s
.
96
*94
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;
/
97
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15
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101 y.
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Stock
"
Interest.
Last
Period
Sale Price
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
New York City
Corporate
5,000
94.16
17
...-v1
Range Since
Transit Unification Issue—
3%
75,000
92.16
X Being called for redemption on June 15, 1953.
transactions.
Jan. 1
No.
93.23
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93.23
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—
—
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93.20
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94.16
97.16
99.16
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Oct 1 1981
—
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99.6
100.3
*99.28
due Feb 15
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—
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99.31
*99.29
May 15 1975
3y4s
3%s
19-year 3 y2s
-
—
_
93.28
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July 15 1972
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95.8 Jan
Mar 25
99.31
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94.16 Jan
97
99.19
*95.14
99.21
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7
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27
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*95.12
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20
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*98.2
June 1953-1954
2V4s
22
Apr
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*95.12
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1
*98.4
1959-1962
June
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Treasury 2s
^Treasury 2s
_
—
—
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100.15 Dec
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15
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106
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1963-1968
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—
_
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15
102.10
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1952-1955
—
—
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103.20
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—
_
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—
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—
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1958
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2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
_
,
—
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1962-1967
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_
—
—
Apr. 17
Low
*104.24
1956-1958
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—
—
—
Sales far
the Week
Bands($)
Friday
Thursday
Apr. Hi
Low
High
High
Treasury 2Vas
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Mar 25
—
—
♦103.12
1960-1965
2Vis
Low
*106
1958-1963
2%s
High
Low
8AJLE PRICES
Apr. 15
Treasury 2y2s
-
—
Nov
100.4
—
—
_
2%s
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Treasury 2Vis
—
_
>
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Apr. 14
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f *102.6
1956-1959
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
—
—
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__
mature.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 13
Low
High
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_
—
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
—
.
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NEW
bond.
point.
a
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76V2
1
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77
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83
——
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11
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13
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1956———Mar-Sept
loan
external
A6%s
Consortium for Public Works
1
86%
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
64
57
10%
98%
>146%
2.25%)
dollar
pursuant
secured
Tokyo
1977
Jan
3%
98 %
Jan-July
May-JVoy
55
.
May-Nov
Plan
to
A8s
82
62
19%
Jan-July
1964
"48
A
1999.—
loan
A7s
55
153% 153%
98%
paid 1968—;
Feb-Aug
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s I960.—AprZZ-Oct
Italian (Republic)—
External s f 2% to Jan 1,
1952, thereafter
.2%
64
water
Sydney
153%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
part
Italian Credit
100
82
64
2.5%)
to
external
A4%s
1944
High
75
1957—May-Nov
reduced to 2%) 2012
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (KingdomI—
101%
91%
"57
A6%s 1st & gen mtge 1950
6%s due 1950 extended to 1960
A 6s
155
"82
Jan-July
Greek Government—
part paid
100
4
98% 100
1976
Low
1
(interest
A
Plan
to
pursuant
Stamped
Power—
extended
A7s
40
100% 100%
99%
1976—.Jan-July
1976—Jan-July
1
1
1967
7s
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mtge series A
A
ser
A6s
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bonds Jan
bonds
(Republic
1st
extl 5%s
86%
of)—
to
reduced
to
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fund
Plan
1950
external
Stamped
of)—
bonds
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A7s
7s
dollar
reduced
1960
1962—
(Republic
s
Great
(interest
to
(Kingdom of)
External
El
assented
extended
May-Noj;
2012
pursuant
—
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to
2% )
to
Jan. 1
No.
(interest
A
2001
stamped
pursuant to
Plan
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
*
112%
2.375% )
1936
93
■
■
Jan-July
to
86%
Range Sine©
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to Plan
pursuant
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■
...
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74
■
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1952
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'
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—
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15
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■
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51%
-
51%
or
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■
1952
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—
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8
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—
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Last
Period
Low
58%
4 %
—
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.
Interest
Exchange
High
,
3s ext
Cuba
Low
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of
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17
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High
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APRIL
Range Since
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June-Dec
ENDED
,
Bonds
'
•
WEEK
(Republic of)-—
A6s
ACosta
FOR
series
series
1967t.
1955
JJ
1961
May-Nov
mortgage 4s series RR 1960
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s series A July 1970_ May Nov
80%
'100
April-Oct
79%
101
101
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73%
■
81
%
101
77
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74%
74%
75%
35
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72
,
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59
62 %
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
25 '
(1701)
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RANGE
Friday
BONDS.
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
or
debentures 1968.——ApriZ-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969—Mar-SepZ
General mortgage 27As 1976
,,
Jan-Juty
1st mortgage 3s
1980—
Jan-July
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Brown
Buffalo
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103
103
87 Vi
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103
11
87 Vi
II
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90
94'A
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in
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85
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98
101
89
104%
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Jan-July
1982
income
83%
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83 Vi
105
82
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Guaranteed
Paciiic
4%
debs
series
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105%
105 %
105 % 105%
Jan-July
103 3 8
103% 104%
100
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,
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Co
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1978
1976
debentures
105'/a
3
104'A
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106'A
102
105
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1965—
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_
98
96 %
98%
105% 105%
1
104 %
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Central
York
Central
Pacific
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106%
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98
99
5
77
77
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57
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94
94
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102 Vs 102
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62%
94
9 8'A
100'A
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64
77%
89
2
89%
%
75%
2
75%
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mortgage
3s
3s
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93
sinking
fund
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1977—Jan-July
1st 4s 1991—Jan-July
trust 4s
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27As
s
f
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and
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and
First
and
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91
2
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1999—
1999
and
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1961.1
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95
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3
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1963
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1st
ref M
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2%s
T
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102%
103%
99%
100'A
92%
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93%
•—
88%
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1976
1st ref mtge
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conv
For
s f 23/4S ser
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footnotes
see
93
92%
page
1
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92
—
93
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105
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134
135
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7
81
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2000..
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94%
22
78%
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1971—Mar-Sept
G
3s
debs
1961
Afap-Nov
99'A
Jan-July
1977
Afap-Nov
first 4'As
101%
—
and
1974—Mar-Sept
99% 100'A
*93
98%
June-Dec
1959—
98'A
16
91%
9 4'A
98%
102%
4
100% 101
91%
93%
31
100%
__
—
98%
44
92%
102
98%
91%
&
Foods
Realty
A 4s
Afap-Nov
*101'A 102
Jan-July
Goodrich
<B
3%s debs 1976
Corp
*100'A 102%
102
104'A
101%
—
debentures
Mar-Sept
97%
97'A
1965—Afap-Nov
*96%
104'A
Jan-July
—Jan-July
5s series C
General
4'As
General
3'As series N 1990
Jan-July
mortgage 3'As series O 2000
Jan-July
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1973
series
D
1976
General
mortgage 23As series Q 2010
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mortgage
2'As
series
1961
R
Bay & West debentures ctfs
certificates
A Debenture
Gulf
Mobile
Ohio
&
A
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B
and
First
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trust
mortgage
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1st
11
89 %
90
82
84%
75'A
72%
73
94
9 3'A
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80
75
75
16'A
19
19
137
90%
__
99'A
99%
2
79
80%
53
*11
90'A
mortgage 2%s 1979
2%s 1980..
mortgage 3%s 1981
mortgage 3'As 1982
1017A
917A
90
99 'A
102
79
82
90
92
97%
79
April-Oct
Jan-July
j— .June-Dec
June-Dec
—May-Nov
June-Dec
1978
3s
*__
19
12
101%
*101% 102
1976—Afap-Nov
mtge
First mortgage
.1st
112%
86
*93
...Jan-JuZp
1st
1969
debentures
82%
108'A
88
3
87%
82'A
116%
*71
1975
3%s 1968
Utilities 2%s
States
.
86'A
99%
112<*
RR—
refunding 4s series B
Collateral
Gulf
__
3
__
__
86
*__
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Jan-July
Feb
Jan-July
General mtge Inc 5s series A July 2015
April
First and refunding 3%s series D 1969.April-Oct
General
mtge Inc 4s series B Jan 2044____April
First
*108%
mortgage
General
AGreen
112%
112'A 112'A
97%
96
97
Ry Co—
General
General
12
97%
1969
Co first mtge 2%s
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Great Northern
-
Utilities Corp—
&
income
conv
97%
1
I
102'A
r-4 O <M
.
1
|
i
H
90
tf
Water
Valley
Household
first
first
Ry
Finance Corp
mtge
4'As
2%s
1976._Afar-Sept
—Jan-July
Jan-July
2%s 1970
111
June-Dec
1990
3'As
(conv
& Power Co—
after 7-1-53)
1967
Coal first sink fund
Hudson
&
Manhattan
first
97%
97%
97%
8
99
99
6
QQ
5s ser A
5s
137
AAdjusted income 5s Feb
1962.June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1957.
A
April-Oct
1957
mortgage
Central
1978
mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A
102
Consol
—
June-Dec
153%
'.153% 153%
3
150
161
Consol
Consol
1
101%
102%
<3altl—
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4s
94
2
5s
Debenture
4%s
Feb-Aug
1966
Jan-July
116
116
116%
65
94
96
94
■
97 'A
98
Illinois
93
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
116
120%
95%
132%
138
105
23
96%
63
30
61
64%
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29'A
30
2 7'A
317A
90'A
10
62'A
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Ry
4s
series A
1970
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Jan-July
1986—June-Dec
89%
93%
9 7'A
98'A
99%
97
97'A
98'A
1
98%
98%
94%
95
4
94%
98
98
1
97%
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104
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4
103%
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105%
107
103%
23
102'A
104%
89'A
5
85 %
90
91
91
98'A
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May-Nou
1955
1955
93
94
96'A 100'A
*97
series B 1979_May-Nou
mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Nou
mortgage 3%s series E 1982
Feb-Aug
Refunding
Jan-July
18
*96
mortgage 5%s-3%s
101% 101%
137'A
90
117%
89%
36%
62%
1979—May-Nou
Consol
100 Vi
AprZZ-Oct
94%
RRr—
105
7
1
111
99
1981—Jan-July
June-Dec
2%s series A
3s series B
100% 100'/a
99
90
111
I
Bell Telephone
100%
June-Dec
27
series
_Feb-Aug
April-Oct
X 1986
AprZZ-Oct
AprZZ-Oct
1965
1972
95%
Bait City—
U 1981
5s
4'As
Coast
General
Illinois
debentures
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept.
first
Rubber
&
General
102%
Afap-Nov
92
96%
109
90%
7
90%
-
102
288
103
90%
9 5'A
1
95'A
95'A
102
G
97%
convertible
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.Feb-Aug
April-Oct
refunding 5s series A
Denver Ry Co—
mortgage 4%s 1982
First
mortgage 4Vis 1954
Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power
.
East
Worth
Illinois
General
.
inc
99%
3s
j
Mtge
Hackensack
103% 103%
92%
.Feb-Aug
.War-Sept
.72
104%
84%
95'A
102'A
May-Nov
1965
Tire
AFirst
Fort
99%
-
01 1
CO
13
103'A 103'A
Co—
debentures
Hudson
:
72
F
95%
Consolidated Gas
1961
Georgia dlv first 5s 1956_May-ZVou
debentures
95
1981
ser
3'As
*_.
G
71
mtge
99%
ser
*__
Afap-Nov
B 1976.Afar-Sept
1961
Division first mortgage 3'As
95
M 3%s
104%
127%
consol
First
95%
ref
100'A
121%
ser A Jan 2015.
April
3'As series E 1964.April-Oct
3'As series F 1990
Jan-July
—
&
5
48
72
mtge
97
1st & ref M 3%s ser H 1982.
1st & ref M 3f%s series I 1983
9 4'A
■
A
F 1981
100'A
*_.
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93
3s ser
97VA
124'A 124%
consol mortgage
93
mtge
99
97%
88 7A
100% 100'A
First
'95
1st
.
&
Railroad
*95%
refund
1
Houston Lighting
1982.Afar-Sept
refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977_AprZZ-Oct
refund mtge 23/4S ser C l972_Jwne-Dec
refunding 3s series D 1972_„,_May-Nou
and
8
97 %
June-Dec
4s 1995
1982
92'A
87'A
York—
ser
98'A
97%
93%
91'A
89%
1980
3'As
91%
17
95%
April-Oct
1965
of New
98'A
97%
*__
1979
103%
,
mtge 23/4S
33
June-Dec
1977
Southwestern
5s
First
k
&
Hocking
A
92'A
Afar-Sept
1982
2%s
mortgage
1st
97
92
1955—Feb-Aug
7
91%
June-Dec
2%s
Co
mortgage 2%s
First and refund mtge 3s series E 1979_Jan-July
#
Light
debs
1st
3'As
40
97
April-Oct
102%
100
100'A 100'A
May-Nov
debentures
2.35s
mortgage
99'A
94%
*._
1970—May-Sept
3'As
3%%)
(now
Edison
refund
Duquesne
9 8'A
5
91%
92
Feb-Aug
Cigar Corp—
Debentures
Consolidated
94%
II
1982—May-Sept
1958
& Ironton RR 2%s
78
Co—
3%s series
Power
87'A
98
89
1995
4s
subordinate
2%s
2 Y
99 VB
97
June-Dec
debentures 2001
River
80%
96
*87
1976
first lien gold
gold
Chemical
103 »/b
Compania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated
90
9
96
*92
June-Dec
1985
J
ser
K
ser
debentures
Mack
&
ASecond
70%
103 Vi 103 Vi
3s
1977
C
f debentures
Detroit
*__
Jan-July
1970
2%s series I
2%s
mtge
3%s
convertible
100%
96%
*—
1990..May-Nou
1975
B
debentures
s
87
78'A
Ry—
series L 1977
series N 1978
2%s
3s
4
h
104% 105
...June-Dec
1961—__.June-Dec
lirst external 4s
First
ref
6
70%
102
102
99 Vb
1966
1975
A
Edison
ref
Ohio
June-Dec
Ohio
Toledo
Commonwealth
87'A
91
8
E
74%
348
62
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l969__;Feb-Aug
E
1966
ser
&
&
series H
refund
and
El
78%
June-D?c
first coll
South
87'A
81%
86%
'
mortgage
80%
28
juti-Jiuy
Illuminating
debentures
Columbus
90
April
99%
79 'A
June-Dec
series
88%
91
78
(4%%
7'A
97%
...Afap-Nov
1993
series
debentures
12
(N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995-Jan-JuZp
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
Afar-Sept
System Inc—
3s
Y/n
tFlorida
1993
debs
Gas
91
88'A
Salt Lake—
East Tenn Va
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
4%s
89%
_J<m-July
1993
2018
71
3
78%
1970—jan-July
First mortgage 3s 1982
__June-D?c
First mortgage 2%s 1985
1
—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1986——
June-D'-c
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4%s 1961—AprZZ-Oet
Columbia
"2
72%
97%
J«n-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Refunding and impt 4Vis series E
Electric
101%
fixed
First
1982
debentures
Cincinnati Chic
Cleveland
102ya
94%
1985
A
(3% fixed
contingent interest) 1993
General
85%
66 Vi
78%
mtge 2%s 1975-ApriZ-Oct
Ice k Fuel 2%s debentures
Division
&
interest)
Detroit E'dison 3s
95
97%
series G 1974—..Feb-Aug
C I T Finaucial Corp 2%s 1959—_—J—..April-Oct
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977..
.....Jan-July
St Louis
81'A
88%
87'A
Afap-Nov
1 2042
mortgage series A
Income
1st
90
4
2%s
&
96%
80%
91
May
(3%
interest)
contingent
Denver
84%
116%
116
62 Vi
Terminal—
Wab
mortgage series A
AIncome
3s
101% 101%
April
1978
mortgage
Cincinnati
First
Dow
66%
l999__April
Jan-July
G 1963
4%s ser A
B
*88%
81%
1973__Afap-Nov
Edison El 111
2044
1
4Vis Jan 1
mortgage gtd 3%s series
series
C
100
97
12
Grande Western RR—
Erie
First
General 55
series
5s
mtge & coll tr 5s ser
Firestone
Gas & Elec 1st
General gold 4s
M
98%
100
97%
100% 101
Dlv
mortgage due 1993
Essex division
&
1st
^Jan-July
A Jan 2019_.April
First
•
refund
and
Wetesrn
&
101
Co—
Afap-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985
Afap-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
April-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3'/bS 1977.June-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979_Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
.Mar-Sept
103%
88
64
80%
90
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
*
Lackawanna
—
91 VB
88%
*116
1994..;
mortgage 3'As series F 1963
Cleveland
York
98
100%
98
101
—
•—
Afap-Nov
RR
98
«>100
Jan-July
1963
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s
Stat on—
4s
1965
extended
4s
__
97%
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1966_
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first 4s 1990
Prior
96%
—
*111%
ApriZ-Oct
First mortgage
4Vis inc series A Jan
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Light first mtge 2%s 1975
gtd 4s 1993
91
■
23/4s
&
Power
N Y Steam Corp
72%
64%
87%
Feb-Aug
first ext 5s
Saulte St
June-Dee
83
87%
987/a
mtge 2%s 1974—May-Noo
Mining & Mfg.
Paul
Y
Term
99%
Refunding & impt 4%s series C
1979——Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s
1969—Afar-Sept
First
mortgage 27/8s 1969—
Afar-Sept
First
mortgage 33/8s 1969—
Afar-Sept
3%s sinking fund
debentures 1967
Jan-July
{§AMidland
Minnesota
70
11
60%
.
54
60%
59%
70
60%
Port Chester—
1954
—May-Noy
{AN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992
Mar-Sept
Northwestern
First mortgage 2%s
1980
Michigan Beil Telephone Co—
3'/as debentures 1988
Michigan Central—
Minn St
78%
70
60
mortgage 4s
81
'
js
First
N Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
69%
Mar-Sept
2003
1978
Mead
73
Harlem River &
87%
75%
Jan-July
f
s
27
70%
87%
April-Ocl
Macy (R H) & Co 2%s debentures
1972—_May-Nov
Manati Sugar 4s
sinking fund Feb 1 1957—May-No®
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959
May-Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
1972
3%s
\>
65
—
Feb-Aug
m
73%
58%
87%
67%
*
June-Dec
mtge 2%s 1979—May-No®
1982
73
136
;
mtge 27/8s ser G 2003
First & refund
mtge 33/4S ser H 2003
St Louis Div second
gold 3s 1980
Atl Knox & Cincinnati
Div 4s 1955
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st
1st
86%
73
254
§ A Terminal
June-Dec
F
78
77%
60%
93
83%
66%
May-No®
1963
ser
72%
70%
147
72
92
86%
*
April-Ocl
April-Oct
Louisville & Nashville RR—
First & refund
mtge 3%s
First & refund
65%
142
78%
58'%
85%
83%
—
May
1976
Lorillard
149
71%
70%
3%
100
86
„
May-Noy
general 4s series 1962
Electric 7s series A 1952
D
66%
70%
77%
58%
2007
Jan-July
mtge conv inc 4%s series A 2022—May
92
*89
*
Jan-July
Miami
ser
65%
77%
& Hartford RR—
Haven
N Y Telephone
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
First mortgage 5s extended
to 1979_
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
mortgage 35/8s
Y New
83
*100%
—
Feb-Aug
2003
1st
N
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Noy
May-Hoi
1973
B
18
93
102
70%
1
99%
99%
—
—
71
April-Oct
May-Nay
West 4s series A 1973
series
—
84%
92%
__
4 Vis
Long Island Lighting Co—
65%
1997
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
& Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
4Vis
N
fixed interest 2003
May-Noy
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
May-Nov
Series D 4s contingent interest 2003
—JMay
Series E 4Vis contingent interest
2003
May
Series F 5s contingent interest
ALombard
3 Vis
Y
1st & cons
General consolidated
mortgage bonds—
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
Little
.Feb-Aug
"i
83
•
.Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley RR—
Series B
4s series A 1998.
N Y & Putnam first consol
83
83
1970—April-Ocl
1954—
First mortgage 53 extended to
1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y) —
mortgage
—
'
1964—
First & ref 5s stamped 1974—
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
First
deposit-
AGeneral 4s 1955
Lehigh Valley Coal
Co—
First St ref 5s
stamped
First & ref 5s stamped
of
104
100%
97%
101%
99%
100%
AGeneral
■;
First mtge sink fund 3% ser A 1968
June-Deo
Lake Shore & Mich South
gold 3%s 1997—June-Dec
3 Vis registered 1997
June-Dec
Lehigh Coal & Navigation CoSinking fund mortgage 3 Vis ser A
98%
12
First & refunding mtge 4s ser A
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
.
101
Chicago & St Louis—
N Y Lack &
99%
155%
97%
18
100% 101%
161
99 %
—
*155
2%
52
100%
100
—
*99%
N
96%
—
——
—
——
N Y
53
__
*100
—
104%
103
*104 %
•
l
—
103% 103%
—
102%
'
.Aprti-oot
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series B 1980—June-Dee
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
JLpril-Oct
*102
*
100
deposit—
mortgage
New York
First
mortgage 2%s 1978
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980—June-Dec
100
102%
%
99%
•••,'
Jan-July
3Vis registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%a 1998—Feb-Aug
3Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
93
86 %
——
102%
160%
96%
105
99%
28
99% 100
—-
.Feb-Ac#
High
94%
103
Central & Hudson River RR—
Y
N
Franklin & Clear
LOW
105
*102
Refunding & impt 4Vis series A 2013—Aprll-Oet
Refunding & impt 5s series O 2013,,
Aprll-Oet
93
j
Jamestown
Jan. 1
No.
New York Central RR Co—
Interstate Power Co—
mortgage 3%s 1978
1st mortgage 3s 1980
Range Since
Sold
deposit—
of
Certificates
100
-Feb-lSf
AFirst 5 Vis series A 1954—
A
1st
ApriZ-O*
Bonds
High
96%
*103
—
deposit—
1956
of
^"Certificates
*
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
5s A 1983
AFirst 4Vis series D 1956—
107
80
21
100% 101
*83
of
series C
5s
Certificates
A
,
100%
It Light 3s 1974
Certificates
A
112%
*103
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
High
100
115
72,
Week's
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
*103
1972—May-Nov
f debentures series A 1977
s
17
Jan. 1
1003/4
113
72
1956
Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
.
113
Adjustments 6s series A July 1952
APRIL
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
103% 104%
•—
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
*.Jan-July
A First
gold 5s series C 1956
Jan-July
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debs 1977
Jan-July
A
A First
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
*-
FOR
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
•—
'100%
98%
101%
__
101%
A Income
108
13
General
5s
General
gold
107%
109%
&
First &
95%
99
Flrst &
98%
99%
lst ft ret
100 V«
100%
85
80
80
_
1974
series
O
1977
1974.
refunding 2%s 1981refunding 2%s 1978-
96
99
*80
B
4%s
refunding 2%s
*—
100%
series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1967-
M 3Vis
1982
lAPhilipplne Ry 1st sink fund 4s 19374 A Certificates of deposit
101
105
90
24
85%
56
7
55%
61%
94%
94%
20
94%
98
*109
90
110%
107%
110%
♦103% 105%
Feb-AS|
—Jan-July
104%
107.
93
June-Dnn
93
96%
-May-No®
.May-Nov
June-Deo
4
90
55%
April-Oct
April
Jfnr-BnpO
—Feb-Auy
.Jen-July
Jan-July
101 %
101
—Jans Pan
1990
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore St Wash RR Oo—
*96%
*—
April
Pere
First
108
4s
♦
_
87%
>
87%
*93 Vi
*„
20%
96%
1
87%
\
93
97%
95%
97%
93%
20
93
95%
94%
87%
96
95
100
100
9T
103%
19%
20%>
94
17%
20%
19%
20
18
16%
20
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5213... The
Volume 177
27
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Interest
BONDS
or
le Price
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills, ln» 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Deo
Plttsbgh Bessemer Se Lake Erie 27/sS 1996—June-Dee
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser F 1953—June-Dee
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—May-No#
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser 1 1963
Feb-Attf
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J 1964_May-No#
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—•
General mortgage 5a series A 1970
Jane-Dee
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
May-No*
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3%s
debentures
1965
Bid & Asked
♦109%
First
104
109%
109%
M*'_
103
6
13
103
25
104%
82%
82%
82%
*101%
—
82
100%
_
98%
2
97%
98%
98
__
97%
.
103%
97
97
99%
51%
42
48%
53%
18
18%
52
13
1
19%
94
Mar-Sept
97
102%
__
98
95%
'94
'95%
105
U
*104%
3s
100%
—
__
104
101
Union
1st
Z-
*100%
*93%
—
98
oi
..w
94
94
—
—
—
95%
'■
—w
.
*99%
—
'
—
__
98%
98%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series O
United Biscuit Co of America 2Vis
debentures
*128
__
98%
*__
96%
♦98%
Jan-July
99%
I
■
■
■■
.p.
'!
■
,
132%
201%
98%
99%
96
'•
96%
99%
99%
*~
—
trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972—
4%s s f debs 1972
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976.
1st mtge & Coll
197%
;
__
♦—
_
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
131%
_
♦197%
.
■
1977
102%
100
2
1976
debentures
2%s
101%
98%
71
98%
100
100
MMp>
'7: :;Z~
debentures
2%s
81%
2
93%
100%
100%
96
*77%
—
7
96
97%
76
76
76
100%
100%
__
96
Aprll-Oct
;
98%
2
70%
77 %
—
96%
109%
96%
216
91%
91%
6
90%
83
83%
5
82%
98
*91%
88%
97
95%
102
102 %
101 %
—Aprll-Oct
104%
95
103
104%
13
101%
104%
24
103%
105%
6
103 % 103 %
101%
102%
91%
97'A
—Feb-Aug
103% 104 %
102
88%
.April-Oct
95%
95%
debentures 1958—Mar-Sept
86
90%
98
*__
May-No#
92%
93
95 %
97
90%
94%
18
96
1
102
4s series A 1955—Feb-Aug
series B 1857
l£ay-No#
102
907/i
90%
'99
'95
92%
94%
102% 102 %
102%
104 %
98%
99%
101%
91
102%
♦99%
99%
12
90
93 %
100
90
90
101%
41
101%
101
102%
102
*102% 105
101
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-No#
First lien and ref mtge 3 %s ser O 1978—April-Oct
86
84
7:Z;
__
93
106%
83%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sepl
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dee
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepl
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Deo
1st & ref mtge 3Vis ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-Julf
First consolidated 5s 1958
Aprfl-Oct
86%
♦96
——T
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Second gold 6s 1996
81%
*._
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepl
4%s series D 1977
9
98%
—
82
102%
98
3
105 %
Vandalia RR consol gtd
Consol sinking fund
92
100
91%
Feb-Aug
1991—Mar-6epi
1966—Aprtl-Ocl
Mar-Sepl
Jan-July
Jan-Julf
1967-
Universal Pictures 3 Vis
103%
z
93%
Pacific RR—
3%s
__
--
98
106
106
—
*Z
98
93%
June-Deo
May-No#
1972
(subord)
99
z
—May-No#
92
100
91%
—
June-Deo
coll tr 2%s 1980.=.
3Vis 1982
debs 1970
Oil of California 2%s
Union
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995—May-No?
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
__Aprll-Ocf
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
mortgage
mtge
3%s conv debs
96%
95
__
R
General mortgage 3Vis series J 1969
May-No#
1968
1st mtge &
—
—
101%
'88%
and coll trust 2%s 1975—Aprll-Oct
debentures
104
May-No#
1971
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
99%
First mortgage
—
June-Dot
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
General
101
17
50%
June-Dee
debs 1961
2%s
100
97%
Corp
100
19
98%
97%
Trl-Contlnental
102
97%
101%
126
97
50%
Jan-July
April-Oet
AAdJustment income 5s Jan 1960
Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s 1960
98%
98%
96%
126
101
101
97%
97
94%
93 %
• 1 9*1
June-Dee
3%s 1974
Tel &
1
99
98%
RR of New Orleans
Term
61
98%
96%
102%
100
36
95
*—
3%a series O
Pacific first gold
JThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
101
1007/a
1
100% 100%
100%
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Texas
86
93%
94%
100
115%
108%
108%
'94
1970—AprR-Oct
1990—April-Oct
5s 2000
June-Dee
refund M 37/ss ser ■ 1980—Jan-July
and refund M
General and
107
108
100%
and refund M 3 Vis series B
First
101%
100%
—
High
Orleans RR—
New
First
107%
104
104%
May-No#
1972
debentures
3Vis
At
108
—
MMM
Vis 1968—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Deo
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Hoy
and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dee
First
Texas
Gas Co—
1963
debentures
First
106
Texas &
First and refunding mortgage 3
First
Corp 3s debentures
109%
_
Jan. 1
Low
No.
West
Service Electric &
Public
3s
&
Texas
108
Jen-Jeff
Aprtl-Ocl
May-No#
series O 2018
series D 1985
1965——.
104
105%
__
*109%
mortgage 4%s
First
Refund and lmpt 2%s
101%
103%
''
*105%
_
Range Since
Sold
i
96%
96%
IOT
Bonds
High
Terminal RR Assn of St LouisRefund and lmpt M 4s
„■l
__
Range
Friday's
99 %
'
*103%
or
Bid & Asked
Low
101
*100
——
debs 1967
Virginia Ry—
series A 1958
June-Dee
First mortgage 4%s series B 1959
April-Oct
First mortgage 4 Vis series C 1960
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
June-Deo
First general 4%s series D 1977
June-Dee
Plttston Co 5Vis income debentures 1964—Jan-July
Plantation Pipe Line 2 Vis 1970
Mar-Sepl
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis 1977
Feb-Av#
First mortgage 3s 1983
Jan-July
First mortgage 27/«a 1984
May-Hoy
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh
Sale Price
100 %
98
—
—
Last
Period
High
97%
,
„
—
Low
14
98%
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
—
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Htoh
98%
—
Jan-July
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Week's
Friday
Week's Range
Last
New York Stock Exchange
WEEK ENDED APRIL 17
FOR
RANGE
riday
100%
_
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
Jan-July
98
97%
98
32
97%
99%
mtge inc 4 Vis series A Jan 2022____May
87
87
88%
44
87.
95%
series A 1997
1st mortgage 4s
A Second
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
*Z
Depot 3Vis B 1971
April-OcI
New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No#
Union
V &
Scioto
107%
40
*98%
June-Dec
Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
—•'
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
1941—Feb-Aug
91%
91%
93%
96%
101%
97
91
,
7/ ;.;;
.
—
93
30
19
91%
♦30
—
93%
96%
98%
*__
April-Oct
101 %
101
7
__
32%
subord
debs
conv
1987-
Southern
95%
Western Union
Jan-July
89%
91%
*75
76%
il..
30-year 5s 1960
4Vis debentures series
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
2%s debentures, 1971
80 %
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
3%s debentures
1965
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
....
76
Pacific Co—
First
4Vis (Oregon Lines)
.
~
Afar-Sept
A 1977_.
102%
101%
Gold
4 Vis
1969
Gold
4 Vis
1981
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
.
101%
88
101% 103%
105%
r-
98
101-%
105%
101% 101%
53
101%
103%
*98
101%
May-Hoy
May-Nov
San Fran Term
—
'—
98
101% 102%
98
27/8s series E 1986—First mortgage 2Vis eerier* F 1996
First mortgage 2Vis series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6 Vis series A 1956
First mortgage
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bell Tel 2Vis debs
1985
debentures 1983
3Vis
84 Vi
debentures
84
85%
10
77
80
116 Vi
42
116
120%
39
101%
103%
Wisconsin Electric Power
107Vi
107% 107 Vi
11
107%
109
108% 109
27
1936.
108Vi
89
89
*
107%
110%
9
108
89
57
54
*105
62
16
7
105%
68%
64%
67
62 Vi
101
104
106%
96%
95
16
102% 103%
98
95
102%
103%
105
—
*92
103
104%
97%
103%
101%
92
99
95
12
99
95
96%
100
97
97 %
98"%
101%
97
»„
97%
100
101%
100% 100%
100 %
104%
100% 101
100%
100%
101%
*102%
__
79%
81
51
64
67
162
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100
76%
81 %
77%
79%
67
80%
63
67
89%
100
91
98%
93%
101
93
102%
99%
98
73
67%
8
67%
95%
22
94%
101%
104'/8 105%
406
104%
112%
67%
66%
64
63%
J««e-De«
Mar-Sept
Jam-July
mortgage
114%
110%
4
llOVi 110%
89
First
2Vis 1976
81%
110
95
101
657/s
101
—May-Nov
2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3 Vis 1971
2%s 197f_Jan-July
Yonkers Electric Light & Power
—
'
94%
94%
a
Deferred
Included
104%
in
the
sale
not included
in the year'# range
year's range, n Under-the-rule
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
sale not included
d Ex-Interest. e JJd-lot "le
in the year s range, r Cash
In the
included
not
delivery
88%
89
10
88%
91%
92
93
13
92
96%
92
95 %
92
94 %
!companbies'repOTPtedreas being'ln bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section T7 t*
^Frida^^bl^and'aske^prlcesf'iMMialee
33£m. MM current week.
97%
88%
97%
A Bonds
96%
•—
Jan-July
May-No#
1973
f ASu & Du dlv and term first 4#
A Certificates of
deposit
95%
93
2
93
93
116
1017/a 102%
97
101%
102
103% 103%
Jan-July
116
Jan-July
2y8s debentures 1966
& Co 2Vis debentures 1972
Sunray Oil Corp
27/8s
5
77 Vi
102
ASpokane Internatl first gold 4Vis 2013
April
Standard Coil Products Co Inc—
5s conv subord debs 1967
June-Deo
Standard Oil Co (Indiana)—
3%s convertible debentures 1982
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971__May-Nov
2Vis debentures 1974
Jan-July
Swift
84%
77 Vi
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
85%
102%
1
66%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepl
Jan-Julf
May-No#
April-Oct
Jan-July
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
5 A First general 4S 1949
ACertlcifates of deposit
Southern Pacific RR Co—
2
95
-Jan-July
1980
92
11
57
*__
Mar-Sepl
A
97%
89%
•' "
88%
83%
93
98
Jan-Jvlf
Vis ser A 1981
Telegraph Co—
85%
79
102% 102%
1869—April-Oct
May-No#
& ref mtge 3
1st
111
4
110%
57
1970
95
2
95%
*__
_Jan-July
—
Ry 2%s 1994
Indiana
111
—
20
93
110
110
(subord) 1966
gtd gold 3%a 2000
1st 4s ser A
2
.
80
Western Pacific
92%
88%
4
89%
*87%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1985
debentures
89%
*110
—
83%
93
ref
mtge 4%s series B 1978
RR Co—
1st
98
96%
—-
Co—
1979
Southern
99
107%
102%
439
102% 103%
*__
Jan-July
June-Deo
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
debentures
102%
Jan-July
1983—
1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis 1976
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
2Vis debentures
debs
conv
Western Maryland Ry
Oil Corp—
Sinclair
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures
88%
83 %
Aprfl-Oot
Feb-A#f
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1987—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-No#
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-No#
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
3%s
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
93%
91
„,Trr
93%
*96%
April-Oct
1982
1971
Union Oil 2Vis debentures
s'
__
93%
93%
June-Deo
1974
3s debentures
2Vis
91%
91
Mar-Sepl
& Sons 2 Vis 1966
Seagram (Jos E)
3s
107% 108%
88
Petroleum Corp—
Warren RR first
mtge 3s series B 1980
3Vis s f debentures 1977
3 Vis
107%
T
—
27
May-Hot
1st
Service
Warren
100%
Line RR Co—
Seaboard Air
Shell
118%
112%
101%
99%
97%
*112
Mar-Sept
debs 1977
Scott Paper 3s conv
100%
118
il
99 V2 100%
88%
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 4Vis series B Jan 1991
April
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
Feb-No#
Walworth Co conv debentures 3 Vis 1976—May-No#
Gen
June-Deo
St Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968
Paul
99%
1989_Jan-July
112
Ill
111
May-No#
First 4s bond certificates 1989
St
W
Wabash RR Co—
*
♦92%
—
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
transactions on the American Stock Exchange
April 13, 1953 and ending Friday April 17, 1953. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself,
security whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
f
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the
FOR
RANGE
Friday
T
American Stock
Sale Price
Exchange
J
-
Alloys
—1
Acme Wire Co common.
—
...
_
of Prices
Shares
87/a
7%
9
4,300
7%
Jan
9% Mar
1
1%
3,100
1
Feb
1%
Jan
Alabama Great
700
5
Apr
6%
Jan
Alabama Power 4.20%
Alaska
5
5
5
26%
26%
50
25%
Apr
29
Feb
3%
700
3%
Jan
4
Mar
2%
1,200
2%
Apr
12%
1,800
9%
Jan
3%
3%
1
2%
2%
All
Allegheny
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Air Associates Inc
(N J)
Air-Way Electric Appliance
For footnotes see
page 31.
3%
Feb
12
1
-
3
7
13%
7
13%
7
13%
900
6%
100
12%
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
8%
Feb
14%
Jan
Southern
preferred
Engineering Co
'
Airlines Inc
1
Allegheny Corp warrants
Alles
•
5
Manufacturing common-
-1
-50
100
1
10c
Airlines Inc
American
& Fisher common
Allied
Internat'l Investing cap
—1
stock_l
5
1
(Mich) common
Altes Brewing Co
Allied
Products
for Week
Shares
Low
Far
High
Low
High
American Stock Exchange
;
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Airfleets Inc
10
Week's
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
.
■■■■
STOCKS
for Week
—1
Aero
Ainsworth
17
1%
1
ACF-Brill Motors warrants...
Adams Hat Stores Inc
APRIL
ENDED
Sales
Range
Lot#
Par
5
ABC Vending Corp
Acme Aluminum
Week's
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
for the week beginning Monday,
and is intended to inc uae
y
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
14%
14%
93
94
100
103
93
50
High
Jan
13
-
93
15%
Feb
Jan
109%
Jan
Apr
99%
Jan
1,700
4%
Jan
6 % Mar
900
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
2
2
2
2%
27/a,
3%
14,300
2%
317.
3
A
3%
11,100
21®6
Jan
3% Mar
6%
Jan
7% Mar
~3%
"3%
"3%
400
2%
26%
26%
200
25%
Jan
28% Mar
26%
2%
Jan
3% Mar
3%
3
3%
700
Feb
3%
Apr
28
Chronicle... Monday, April 20, 1953
Commercial and Financial
The
(1704)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shires
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Aluminum
Co
of
Industries Inc
Bantam
Car
Beverage common—
American
Book Co..
American
Hard
American
95
Jan
23%
23%
200
23
Jan
24%
Feb
16 V8
Jan
Meter
American
Natural
1
20
23%
24%
24
Seal-Kap
Apr
25
21%
Jan
25% Mar
4%
Feb
6% Mar
24%
25
600
24%
27%
Apr
Jan
'
32%
32%
50
59%
60 %
1,000
13%
4%
Jan
31
—
32%
150
13%
33% Mar
Feb
34%
Jan
63
Apr
Mar
57
17%
Jan
4%
13% Mar
Jan
4%
4%
300
4%
Feb
10%
5
10%
2,100
9%
Jan
10% Mar
15%
16%
6,900
18% Mar
2ji
16
•
Products
Post
Jan
23%
300
13,300
2%
4,700
5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor
2,950
6
59%
2\\
—2
9%
Feb
214
Feb
y3 /'«
8%
Feb
10% Mar
Jan
16%
Jan
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
4
Jan
4
%
Feb
•
—
.
Jan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American
—£1
dep rets ord reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
shares
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing
Arkansas
Co-
Corp w i
Natural Gas
Common
6%
class
A
4%%
Associated
——
300
16%
Apr
180
99%
Apr
9
700
7%
Jan
19%
20%
15,700
19%
22% Mar
100
Jan
10'A Mar
Apr
24'A Mar
10%
11%
10,600
10%
Apr
12%
15
15%
2,700
14
Jan
17% Mar
15
15%
19,000
15
Apr
18% Mar
10%
10%
10%
1,200
10%
Jan
10% Mar
'■
116
116%
120
21%
22%
2,600
21%
48%
48'A
100
19
19%
2,800
%
1,300
114% Mar
Feb
22
48%
.2.50
19
.
117%
Feb
Apr
24%
Jan
48%
Apr
53%
Jan
14
Jan
22% Mar
10%
^
■
1150
convertible preferred
Aro Equipment Corp..
100
15%
*
*
8,300
11
*
Light $7 pfd;—
Armstrong Rubber Co class A.
15
15
—10
&
16%
8%
19%
•
...
Power
16%
1,425
99 % 100
5
non-voting—
preferred
Arkansas
1.
w
4%
9
5
common
16
6%
4%
-
16%
_1
1
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
6%
—
pfd.-100
Inc
Fuel Oil
6%
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus Cameras
15%
.2.40
—
—
15%
Feb
10% Mar
I'S
Jan
Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
;
—£1
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Tel & Tel
class
H
Atlantic Coast Fisheries..
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Jan
138
153
560
2
2
500
2
Apr
2%
Jan
25
102
Apr
116%
Jan
7%
6,800
7
Jan
7%
Jan
"2
1
50
106%
106% 106%
7%
—
7%
14
_
Automatic Steel Products Inc.
%
—1
14
-
128
Jan
14%
3,800
12%
Jan
4%
•
4%
200
4%
153
Jan
Apr
Mar
15
5% Mar
M)
Shares
of America
Corp
Central Illinois
Power
&
Electric
Century
Investors Inc
4%
4%
8,400
4% Mar
5% Mar
4%
5%
13,900
4%
Apr
6'A
4%
4 %
4%
1,500
4%
Feb
4% Mar
x27% x27%
75
26%
Jan
29% Mar
22%
*
Convertible
Co
Co
89
Apr
10
Jan
8%
8%
8%
1,100
7%
Jan
9
Mar
Jan
37
1
"7%
~7%
8
%
2,900
7%
Apr
9% Mar
2.50
—.
6%
6%
6%
400
6%
Apr
7%
10%
10%
600
10
Jan
11% Mar
71
72
150
70
Jan
74
23%
200
Claude
36
V.
Voting
22%
Feb
11
4,500
Apr
1%
Feb
20
20%
2,100
19%
Apr
21%
Jan
5
22%
22%
23%
1,000
21%
Feb
23% Mar
10%
10%
300
Ayshire Colleries Corp
1—3
common
20%
20
20%
800
M'ar
11
Mar
19% Mar
21
Jan
9
B
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Class
A
4%
Baker-Raulang Company—
Baldwin Rubber
Baldwin
,V
2,000
4%
Feb
15%
Apr
18%
13
Jan
13% Mar
1
15%
15%
16 %
1,000
1
13%
13'/4
13%
200
75c
3%
3%
3%
common—
Securities
5
Corp
7,700
3%
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
Banff
Oil
Jan
6
Jan
Mar
4
6 % Mar
,
Ltd
50c
2%
2
a
2%
,
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd—
1
~7%
"7%
1
10%
10
14,300
2
Jan
Mar
Feb
Baumann (L)
& Co common
1
_
22
Bearing Specialists Inc..___________50c
Beau-Brummell
Beck
(A S)
Beckman
Ties
Shoe Corp
Aircraft
Gorham
(H C)
3,600
1 % Mar
2% Mar
5%
100
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
700
14%
Jan
16%
Apr
21%
16%
15%
15
15%
5,500
13%
Feb
3%
4%
2,000
3 %
Jan
39 %
900
38%
Jan
11%
200
10%
Jan
13
250
36%
Jan
46
Feb
11
11
250
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
14
13%
14
700
13%
Apr
16
Jan
*
Borne Scrymser Co_
Bourjois Inc
4%
100
10%
10%
•
A—
10%
225
9%
9%
9'A
4%
20c
Brazilian
Traction Light & Pwr ord
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
•
Breeze
British
600
9%
Apr
10% Mar
23
1,200
19%
Feb
24
3,000
4%
Jan
4%
Feb
50
14%
Feb
600
8%
Jan
32 7%
900
30%
Apr
5%
Apr
5%
4%
4%
33,500
3%
Feb
5%
Feb
19%
19%
100
Jan
20%
Jan
100
84%
Jan
90
31
_4%
~3%
10%
10%
10%
6%
6%
1,900
10%
Apr
14 %
Jan
1,300
19%
Apr
21%
Jan
4%
1,000
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
600
67%
Jan
29,300
1%
Jan
2% Mar
8%
Feb
9
73
2%
2%
2%
1
.8%
8%
8%
600
10
20%
20%
20%
700
18% Mar
9%
10%
900
9'A Mar
Commodore Hotel Inc
Community Public Service
74
Vtc
ext
to
1956
1
Consolidated
Engineering Corp
Consolidated
Gas
13%
2,300
12%
Apr
15%
12%
2,600
12%
Apr
14%
1%
1%
100
1%
Feb
4,800
26%
Apr
35%
1,100
11%
Apr
14 % Mar
2,400
7%
Jan
24
Mar
2,900
18%
Apr
22%
Jan
50
dep rets ord regular
13%
Feb
£1
14%
Apr
13% Mar
rects ord regular—_10s
A__
3%
1
___*
Distillers
1
Bruce
(E L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B„—
34%
Jan
10%
6,000
9%
Feb
91
93%
50
91
Apr
47%
47%
50
47
Apr
13
9%
91
15% Mar
Jan
7%
9%
convertible
preferred
2% Jan
3%
37
8%
Apr
Mar
Apr
12% Mar
100
Jan
50% Mar
2.50
American dep
Oil
&
Cement Co Ltd
preference
Southern
Oil
Canadian Canners
Ltd
&
Iron
10 %
1
512
512
22%
22%
6%
American
dep
Co
Ltd
Ltd
common
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Industries
e/c preferred
2
5%
5%
6%
i
19.5o
4%
"5
25:%
14%
26%
400
14 %
14%
__1
7%
7%
200
3%
3%
4
700
78%
81
675
common
Power &
81
Light $5 pfd
•
—
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
l
Carreras Ltd—
American dep rets A ord__
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
footnotes
see
page
31.
"l %
1%
2
2,700
700
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
29
250
28%
6%
16
16
140
28 %
Apr
Feb
100
6%
Apr
7 % Mar
700
-14%
Jan
17% Mar
140
10
137
Jan
12%
"l%
1%
33
6%
16%
"l%
3%
145
Apr
13% Mar
Jan
1%
400
Jan
2%
Jan
700
2%
Jan
3% Mar
400
25 %
Apr
29% Mar
11%
26
2?g
Apr
12%
2%
Mar
3
2%
Jan
2%
13,800
Jan
>
Jan
Feb
11% Mar
6i38
Feb
5%
Jan
Dome
Exploration Ltd
&
Coal
stock
ord
& Chemical
1
:
300
8% Mar
6'A
80 % Mar
82
Jan
Feb
14
14
100
14
Apr
16%
Jan
37%
14
•
38
500
36%
Feb
41%
Jan
10%
Jan
*
10'A
Apr
16
16
150
15 %
Jan
16%
36
36
200
29%
Jan
38 % Mar
17%
18
700
17%
Apr
20
17%
*
Feb
Mar
8%
9%
5,200
9%
Apr
35%
Feb
40%
Jan
*
32%
32%
32%
100
32%
Apr
35'A
Jan
10c
Drilling & Exploration Co——
15%
15%
15%
8,900
14%
Apr
17%
Jan
4%
200
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
13%
25
13%
Feb
14%
Feb
5%
Jan
6% Mar
25%
Jan
33% Mar
Apr
13%
Jan
74
Feb
9
—1
Co
..10
—
B)
7% Mar
Laboratories—
common
Rubber Co
dep
2,700
•
common
(Allen
7
6
Jan
10
common
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Harris
6%
6
*
Co Ltd.;—*
Dow
Draper Corp
6%
6
2.50
Ltd—
ord
rets
£1
reg
Co..
4
1
common
Test
Corp common.;
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Malleable Iron
Feb
12% Mar
Eastern
States
6% Mar
Eastern Gas &
prior
Fuel
Assn
13%
*
1
30%
*
31
500
6,200
common..—10
10%
10%
11
100
66%
66
66%
preferred-
Corp
_
$7
preferred
series
A.
series
B
*
shares
_
of
beneficial
__
_
26% Mar
Electric Eond & Share
15%
Feb
8%
Feb
4%
Jan
Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
Apr
7%
Apr
3%
Jar
75%
Feb
•
82% Mar
Mar
1%
114%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
Easyi Washing Machine class B
5%
Feb
6%
Mar
Apr
common
_
Emsco
Manufacturing
Equity Corp common
Co
_
$2 convertible preferred
Eureka
1
10'A
1,800
Jan
7%
Jan
30% Mar
».
10% Mar,
128%
'
•
Apr
13%
9%
Mar
148
.
Jan
165
Mar
50
148
116
Jan
150
Mar'
26
Jan
32
Sugar Associates—
$2 preferred
'■
9%
*
preferred
10%
65
27
.1
_
~5%
Jan
275
25
Feb
12 Mar
200
Feb
2
7% Mar
25 %
Eastern
2s 6d
6%
Feb
6%
Apr
Esquire Inc
6%
27%
Jan
Jan
29% Mar
£1
1
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
110
—
6%
x5%
18%
25%
1,300
7%
—2.50
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carman & Co
500
700
700
~4%
.
7
Feb
5 is
12,900
16% Mar
209
Common
4%
Jan
Jan
*
5
Feb
Feb
6%
10%
6%
100
common
Feb
20%
Eastern
;
180
6%
2
5
100
$6
*
Jan
19%
10
15,500
170
10%
4%%
14,100
50
173
19%
25%
___
10%
Jan
Jan
10%
Feb
''
10%
Jan
27
1"%
1
Apr
—
_*
10%,
Feb
2 %
Feb
4s
common
Duro
j
14%
24
1
Co
Hosiery class B
5
Apr
800
600
Dobeckmun
22%
150
Feb
Diversey (The) Corp.
Durham
Ltd—
Marconi
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
13,300
11%
25%
25c
ord reg.
rets
27%
23
Jan
7
2'A
Jan
Jan
13 %
Jan
6 'A
7
1
2%
5%
10%
700
7%
2
—1
Oils Ltd—
Apr
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
Distillers Co Ltd—
(The)
10%
173
173
2%
Duraloy
6,900
24%
Jan
1%
25
2
2
25%
4"% Mar
10%
13%
14'/a
24%
3%
Devoe & Raynolds class B__
Devon-Leduc
American
10'A
*
25c
25 %
Apr
Jan
9%
Mfg Co'——!__
3%
15%
700
Manufacturing!—L_1
Foundry^
—.—1
4
Apr
11 Vs
1
Hardware
Steel
DuMont
11%
10%
Products^!!'.——__—10
Detroit
Jan
4,200
10%
50c
Duke Power Co_i_
1
Canadian
For
Gray
Jan
12%
6%
,-35
r_:
common...
—
Gasket
Jan
11%
100
10c
8% debenture
Detroit
%
11%
7%
1
common
19 'A
200
7%
—
Mfg.class A
Apr
.20
Oils
Atlantic
Co
Dennison
i\ Jan
1,600
7'A
ii Mar
2.50
Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores
15 %
4
Jan
76%
2,300
(Mo)
Inc..
10% Mar
*
dommon
Canadian
Carolina
Mines
Apr
—
Carnation
Brothers
9%
4%
5%
Apr
5,700
%
Crystal Dairies Inc
500
5
Insurance.
Bread Co Ltd
7
Daitch
10%
*
Co
Co
Textile Co Ltd
3%
Jan
71%
72%
u
11
D
Dominion
4
4%
72
Jan
common
20% Mar
4
Jan
13%
Manufacturing
Feb
50c
Feb
21%
5
Curtis
7% Mar
5
18
Apr
Feb
9%
Jan
Jan
17%
5%
Lighting Inc
100
3%
17%
3,100
—2.50
Curtis
200
2,400
1,100
18
18
7%
4%
17%
17%
12%
19%
4%
Feb
17%
17%
Apr
19%
4%
9%
Feb
Tar
3,200
Jan
10%
Dominion
20,400
8%
14%
Feb
%
900
300
Apr
15%
8%
21,300
7%
/ir
8%
17%
100
15%
Jan
11%
7%
iif
10%
10%
7%
15'A
Jan
Jan
ft Feb
17
Dominion Steel
3s 6d
Jan
%
8%
17
Apr
10
10
buO
11%
18%
9%
Jan
3,100
9 '/8
*
Jan
9%
8%
"%
jV
5
16%
Jan
Jan
8%
:_10
9%
1
Gas
Canada
Canadian
preferred
3,600
Jan
Jan
10%
9"/»
*
partic
18%
8%
40
Jan
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common..
Dunlop
common
Estate.
"A"
17%
Jan
Apr
8 %
Cuban Tobacco common—__J,
Class A
Products
Sugar
Canadian
Co common
7%
12 Vic
Canada
.
Internat'l
Drug
Driver
California Electric Power
Canada
Cork
Crown
18%
17
34%
71%
Crystal Oil Refining common...
9%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
6 % 7c
Crown
Domestic Finance Corp common
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
1,600
300
200
—5
(Md
14% Mar
C
Fire
Petroleum
^50c
2.50
rets ord shares
Burry Biscuit Corp
Camden
Cent
Jan
Burma Mines Ltd—
Consol
Crown
Feb
20
31 % Mar
—1
5%
8
Feb
Feb
Jan
1 <>
Crowley Milner & Co
12%
Feb
Feb
1%
7
y%
1
$6
8%
Jan
25
__
——
5
900
Mar
9
2,200
receipts (ord reg)—£1
Petroleum
(The) Company
2,200
6%
35
6%
Feb
Jan
Ltd—
6%
xl4
34%
9
.1
1
13%
Jan
34%
4
A
13%
12
28
>
common
12%
600
26%
.1
—1
13
6
27
,
7%
1
9
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Calvan
class
Petroleum
American dep
Croft
700
*
& Reynolds common
preferred
Creole
6%
5c
—5c
Mines
10
preferred
Electric
Gold
Courtaulds
6%
ii Mar
*
non-voting
13 %
10
*
common
2,100
3,900
8
*
cumulative junior preferred
Rubber Co common.
3%
8%
*
•
Brown
Cable
$1
Cosden
6%
»
Detroit
B
Calamba
B
80J
Jan
1 % Mar
Ltd—
Inc..—————
Detroit
$5 convertible preference
60c
7% Mar
25% Mar
Jan
19%
$3 2nd preference
1%
Class
Coro
1
1
Corp
Class A voting
Cornucopia
8%
1
Varnish Co—_—*
(H)°Distillery
Corby
Day
14%
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
Cook Paint &
Jan
18%
Brown Company common
4%
Foundry & Machine Co...1
11%
14%
Forman
Continental
12
7%
1
1.25
Corp
Davenport Hosiery Mills
18%
British Columbia Power class
Brown
Commercial
28
1
Inc
Var
Davidson
14%
American dep
"7%
Car-Na
10% Mar
British Celanese Ltd—
Class
Air
Jan
•
ord
26%
11%
Jan
£1
Tobacco—
dep rets
27%
Lines
10% Mar
12%
12%
Liquidating
—*
Consolidated Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—*
Consolidated Royalty Oil
!—10
Jan
Jan
21% Mar
13
1
Consolidated
3%
5% Mar
Feb
Jan
12%
50c
Utilities
Jan
20%
x77
Compo Shoe Machinery—
4'A
24%
Jan
12%
73%
4%
1,200
;r~
Apr
20%
25
Co
2%
6,100
Jan
10% Mar
35% Jan
%
12
10
Machinery & Eng Corp.._'10c
Apr
1,200
18
x*
4%
1%
Apr
5%
15
19%
12
1
3% M'ar
"3%
5%
-
_
*
X4%
Mar
.....
9
;—1
Mar
87
bearer
American
American
American
Feb
86'A
*
*
British American Oil Co_
Jan
22%
*
Brillo Manufacturing Co common—
5%
10%
—
1
Inc
Apr
Feb
10
23
5
_
Brad Poote Gear Works
Jan
'
4%
5%%. prior cumulative preferred—100
40%
Apr
14,900
8%
32%
10c
Inc
Manufacturing
Jan
36
5%
*
Oils
Airlines
Mar
42
'
common
common
39%
6 'A Mar
11%
1
A
38%
Jan
17
39
'
Co com_*
class
3%
Jan
39
4
3
& Co
Co
23
25
2
15%
common
Blumenthal (S)
Bohack
Jan
22
_1
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach
Jan
11% Mar
1
common
8%
Apr
Apr
5%
_
Bell Telephone of Canada common—25
Benrus Watch Co Inc.—
1
Blauner's
7%
10
16
Benson & Hedges common
Bickford's Inc common—,
Black Starr &
6,000
1
Instruments Inc
Bellanca
16,100
1%
"2
1
common—
7%
10%
Feb
Apr
Apr
5%
8%
20
Colonial Sand & Stone Co—_—
Corroon
*
Barium Steel Corp..
Basic Refractories Inc_
11
ID
Jan
28%
9%
14%
5%
4%
Manufacturing—.4
Fund
2,200
42
Feb
4%
5%
1
Equipment Co
Colon Development ordinary—±
(The)
36
8%
Apr
Jan
14%
1
Products Co
Colonial
33%
35
24"%
Jan
9
5
Farm
Colonial
8
40%
1
Co
Caribbean
300
8
8
*
Inc
Hosiery
Yi
8
1
50
L Co—
Club Aluminum
23%
Continental
10%
Jan
Jan
20%
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
Columbia
7%
""%
Continental
_•
Machine
Jan
1
Continental
Automatic
6'A
Feb
Jan
5
& Lambert
Coastal
71%
Feb
-
Mining
Manufacturing Co
Cockshutt
84
25
Cable Corp!
D
Neon
Clayton
85
..10
Clark Controller Co
Clarostat
10% Mar
Mar
—10
common
City Specialty Stores inc—
4%% convertible preferred
Claussner
9% Mar
1,20J
9%
Stamping
(The)
Feb
Jan
300
common.
Consolidated
Clark
24%
79
Mar
9%
common
Circle Wire &
Auto
Jan
9%
85
10
5
Chesebrough Manufacturing com—..10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
City
Jan
Jan
9%
common
Cherry-Burrell
Chief
9%
9%
1
preference..—
Aircraft
77
pfd—100
Chamberlin Co of America
Corp
Jan
5
,
6%
•_——2
Light 4%
Century
Charis
Feb
100
Central Ohio Steel Products
Cessna
5%
5%
Power Co—
preferred
Central
1,400
5%
17% Mar
4%
—1
Conv preference $1.40 series...
3.50%
Apr
5%
Conv preference $1.50 series.—,—♦
Central Maine
16%
5%
*
Corp
High
Feb
2,000
17
4%
16%
1
,
Low
1,400
4%
4
16%
1
—
Secur
B*nge Since Jan. 1
High
Low
4%
Co———10
&
Cenco Corporation
Colt's
■
■
%
*
A
Atlantic Coast Line Co..
Atlas
'
'
.
for Week
♦
common—
Central Explorers Ltd
Jan
24%
5
__
Jan
,
(A
Catalin
% Mar
12%
5 %
_2
common
preferred.
Writing Paper common.
Amurex Oil Development class A—.
47
10% Mar
32%
Thread 57c
1
Jan
Castle
Jan
24%
-—10
American
Jan
44
Jan
5%
pfd —25
Republics
American
1,300
23%
1%
Apr
1%
75
11%
24
Potash & Chem class A_.
American
American
1%
45%
4% Mar
22'A
j;|
400
1%
25
American
1,000
11
corn-
6%
Co
Jan
x44 %
———
Gas
Jan
20%
14
12
•
Co
3%
50
*
Feb
300
.
7
American
12%
4%
21%
13%
—100
—
600
4%
21%
'
Co„—_—
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
American
Apr
class A—1
Co
American
Rubber
90%
21%
Range
of Prices
Par
Casco Products
350
13%
15
pfd-
conv
Last
Sale Pricet
Exchange
High
91 %
—25c
new
Air Filter 5%
{American
Low
-High,
Sales
Week's
Friday
90%
■
•
17
STOCKS
90%
•
Aluminum Goods ManufacturingAluminum Industries common—
Ambrook
Low
100
APRIL
American Stock
— -
preferred
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
America
$3.75 cumulative
American
WEEK
for Week
STOCKS
American Stock
IOR
Sales
30
30%
30%
400
14%
14%
1,600
25%
26%
13,600
23%
Jan
11%
11%
300
10%
Jan
103% 103%
14%
IZ.5
40
102 %
Feb
400
7%
200
17%
Feb
27%
—
•
25%
1
11%
.100
103%
Feb
30% Mar
14
Ja(n
16%
Jan
28% Mar
11% Mar
104%
Feb
Apr
9%
Jan
Apr
19%
Feb
■
7%
1
5
18
18
2 %
10c
7%
18
2%
33%
1
8%
2%
12,100
1%
Jan
900
32%
Jan
200
34
5'A
Jan
5%
Feb
2%
35
Jan
Mar
'
_
__
Corporation Ltd
Warrants
30%
int —.1
1
1
1
Eureka Pipe Line common.
5%
;
1%
'V
—10
24%
5%
1>V
1 A
7'/
24%
%
24%
18,700
1
Mar
1A
Jan
14,700
%
Feb
A
Jan
200
20%
Feb
"
32% Mar
Number 5213
Volume 177
The Commercial an&:£ijiancial Chronicle
...
(1705)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
17
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Association
Low
<2 %
-*
(Phila)
*
B
Class
13,600
150
Jan
28% Mar
1ft
Jan
3'/a Mar
~
:
5%
<
Apr
712
Mar
67
73%
10%
1
~8%
.8%
-*
64 %
64 %
9
6,200
Jan
Jan
Jan
11
voting-.
.
64 4^
10%
Mar
Jan
Feb
69% Mar
Kleinert
70
Jan
73% Mar
Knott
Jan
*
.—
■
i_,
■■
•-
Motor Co Ltd—
Ford
Ford
X7 %
receipts bearer
American deposit
Brewing Co.!
Fort
Pitt
Fox
(Peter)
Fuller
£1
£1
7%
600
x7%
6%
Jan
8
Mar
of France—
Motor
Kirkland Lake
1
1
....
6%
67 a
Feb
6%
Jan
1,200
11%
•-:%
100
6 %
800
6%
%
6
—
_
7,800
11%
—
.1.25
—1.25
5
*——5
Brewing
(Geo A) Co——
%
%
%
..
6%
12
7Y2
Jan
Hotels
Gellman
General
General
Electric
General
•
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord
American
4%
11%
1%
~-c.——
Mines
Globe
Union
Inc
Co
Apr
Mar
117
Feb
Mar
108%
Feb
.
106
12%
Feb
40
Apr
15%
Feb
22
200
12
650
-17
29%
..
8%
9%
12,600
13 V«
100
12%
25'%
200
24%
Jan
55%
56
i
46 *
84
-
-
Jan
82 Va
Mar
1%
10
45
Jan
134
9c
6
-
Lake
Jan
•■
La
»Jan
60
52
Feb
86% Mar
1% Mar
100
52'/a
Jan
27%
Feb
Jan
25% Mar
600
5%
Jan
16%
Jan
Mar
8
21% Mar
Locke
Lone
Co
Hazeltine
Gas
Hearn
Dept Stores
Class
Heller
'..
Co
514%
2%
2%
9,200
2%
Jan
553%
650
53%
Jan
18'/s
1,000
14%
Jan
6%
6,800
6
.
6
Apr
2% Mar
57% Mar
x21
Feb
6%
Apr
18
18%
850
17
Jan
19'/a Mar
11%
11%
100
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
2%
2%
,
2%
700
2%
Apr
3'/a
4%
4%)
4%
500
4
Jan
5 % Mar
14%
Apr
16%
52 %
53 %
390
50
Jan
53% Mar
1%
1%
100
1,100
2%
Jan
25%
Apr
4%
Jan
4%
Feb
9%
Io%
3,300
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
20%
—_
22
preferred
& Co class A
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common—
Horder's
—
Hormel
Horn
(Geo A)
Hardart
Baking Co
&
Hardart
common
Horn
5 7c
Humble Oil &
Hurd
4%
Jan
1,300
9%
Jan
500
;
Lock
&
2%
30
Jan
23
Jan
14%
18% Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Manischewitz
common
(The B) Co
Zinc
Co
Communication
Co
Ltd—
Merritt
Co
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
International Cigar Machinery
$3.50
Metal
International
Petroleum
44%
50
44
10
Jan
143%
Feb
3 % Mar
15
Jan
16
Jan
46% Mar
152
23%
Feb
21%
300
Feb
107
Jan
27%
28%
1,000
27%
Apr
30
Mar
64
64
66 %
8,000
64
Apr
74%
t
3%
3%
3%
4%
20%
100
3%
1,200
5
33
31
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
20%
1,400
.
15%
200
6 %
6 Va
200
32%
33 %
2,800
15
10
Jan
Feb
Jan
4 % Mar
5
Jan
38% Mar
14% Mar
20%
6
Jan
6'/a
32
Apr
37
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
7'%
100
10
Z-
■
__
94
94
95
84%
84
86
Feb
7%
Feb
40
,
%
94
Apr
100
~1,050
84
Apr
100'/2
—
.
Mar
21
—
Iowa
Public
Service
Metal Textile
Corp common
Participating
Fireman
Air
25%
27
■
...
25
Feb
Mar
Jan
Mar
xll3% Mar
600.~vlfl3%
Jan
Jan
32%
25%
Apr
30% Mar
7,200
10%
10%
10%
600
4%
4%
4%
1,900
10
Apr
4%
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
5%
Jan
Co—
Manufacturing
vtc
Chute
14%
1
9 %
4%
5
47/a
.10c
0
14%
8%
5
1
13%
8%
*
1
-15c
Feb
81
100
?
4%
-
.*•
V
■"
2%
—
-
•
2%
.
2%
3,700
Va
Feb
5%
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
6,200
-
14% Mar
12
4
•
—
Jan
Apr
4% Mar
1,800
4'/8
4
4
'
Jan
8%
500
1,400
5
84
10%
3,700
Jan
5Va Mar
16%
Jan
17% Mar
2%
Feb
3'A Mar
K
Kaiser-Frazer
Kansas Gas
Kawneer
Kennedy's
&
Electric
4>/2%
5% Mar
Inc
see
page
16,300
21%
21%
100
21%
Apr
25% Mar
13%
13%
300
11%
Jan
13%
\
4%.
31,
Jan
103% Mar
pfd—100
Co
For footnotes
3%
5%
5
x
4%
*
Corp
j
Feb
40% Mar
Apr
Feb
Jan
,18
16%
100
16%
25%
100
25% Mar
29 V*
13%
300
13%
Feb
14
45%
6,800
42 Va
Feb
47% Mar
Jan
Mar
20
109 V*
Apr
112%
Feb
1,300
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
12%
200
12 Va
Jan
20%
2,300
18
Jan
20%
Feb
200
14
Jan
15
Apr
28%
Jan
34%
Feb
34
Apr
40
Jan
4
Feb
15%
14%
■
105
Jan
Apr
33%
10
34
35%
50
17%
18%
2,400
3%
Inc
Bumper
—
8%
Apr
10%
Jan
10%
400
9%
Feb
10 %
Jan
3,800
18%
Apr
24% Mar
25
24%
25
22
Jan
26 % Mar
34%
34%
lo°/8
13%
Co
550
5,200
14
28%
5,200
36
36
Jan
Apr
15%
13 % Mar
2%
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
3%
11%
1,500
9%
Jan
11%
17%
17%
18%
3,000
17%
Apr
21% Mar
6%
6%
6%
700
6%
Jan
6% Mar
11,200
Apr
6%
8%
Piping Co
Mid-West Refineries
Wohl
Co common
preferred
of Canada
4% 7c convertible
Corp
Pwr & Light 57o
Feb
3% Mar
6%
Apr
8
Mar
100
8%
Apr
9
12
Feb
Jan
1 % Mar
200
7
Jan
7%
13
Jan
ig
1,200
1
7%
13%
13%
13%
600
13%
13%
14%
5,200
Feb
14 V* Mar
13% Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
12%
26
15
15%
1,150
Jan
13
24%
Jan
26% Mar
14%
Apr
26
17% Mar
5%
Feb
5
5%
400
27%
5%
26%
50
26
26
15
1,000
20%
Feb
2%
1,300
2%
Jan
2%
2%
5%
5%
800
12%
12%
13%
5,700
24%
25
45%
45'%
467/a
2,500
3%
3%
3%
6,000
91
93%
40
91
99 %
70
99
Apr
95
95
10
"94
Jan
Mar
3 % Mar
Apr
99
/ 29
Feb
5% Mar
100
*
v:
91
—
500
Jan
Feb
33% Mar
12%
Apr
15'%
101'%
—
4%
30%
Jan
103% Mar
Jan
25% Mar
44%
Jan
57%
Jan
2%
Jan
4
Mar
22
95% Mar
103%
Jan
96'/a Mar
36'%
36
3'/a
Jan
170
164
163
163
Jan
„
2%
Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd
«
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mountain States Power common—7.25
Mountain States Tel & Tel
—.100
Rights w i—
Mt Clemens
Metal Products
1
6 7c
cumulative preferred—
4
Mt Vernon-Woodbury Mills
2.50
Muntz TV Inc
—
—1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—2.50
162
36
169
Apr
125
Jan
Jan
Jan
37% Mar
5% M'ar
102%
5%
600
4%
Jan
16%
8,400
14%
Feb
102% 103%
120
102 %
Apr
%
16,550
%
Apr
1% Mar
4% Mar
5%
16%
5% Mar
5%
16
%
%
:
19%
3%
3%
30
8%
8%
27
27
7%
7%
250
19%
6,300
3%
Apr
30%
200
25%
Jan
8'%
1,000
27 %
200
1,100
8
3%
4%
Jan
Jan
33 % Mar
9%
Apr
28
Jan
27
Mar
3% Mar
23
Apr
3%
20
.
17'/a Mar
114
3% Mar
19%
10
50c
common
8%
7%
Monogram
Co
6%
8%
1
Mar
2%
100
-
._—*
pfd
59
Jan
55
500
"3
3
1
*
——50c
5
1
—50c
50
common
Midwest
Muskogee
1,200
3%
3%
*
dividend shares
non-cum
Minnesota
9%
8%
'
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Midland Steel Products—
Mining
18% Mar
20%
Hone Corp.,
Micromatic
Miller
Jan
Feb
19
1
2.50
*
10
Corp
Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6 7c
preferred
$2
Jan
14 %
13%
10
15
preferred
Brothers
Jan
3$%
25%'
5
1
T
Ironite Inc
Irving
108'% 109%
*
Royalty
3.90% preferred
Iron
A
capital stock-*
Products—
International
Investors
Industries
Apr
17%
Montgomery
8% Mar
102%
50
series
International
Jan
37%
44%
8%
Jan
Feb
108%
6%
19
Jan
Feb
7% Mar
*
6% Jan
33%
11%
Apr
3%
Feb
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred
100
34
16%
9
Jan
6%
21%
5
6 %
13%
12%
Jan
Jan
3
500
27%
pfd—100
6%
109 V* 109%
Apr
7%
200
32%
IV2
25%
13%
400
147
Apr
Apr
16%
.1
Corp —
.1
Pictures common—
Monongahela Power Co—
.100
4.40% cumulative preferred
4.84% cumul preferred series B—100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A—-1
7%
44%
Jan
7
13%
1
25c
Mesabi Iron Co—
Missouri Public Service common
147
Apr
100
39 y2
Molybdenum
Jan
■
—
Feb
Jan
Jan
25%
24%
Jan
7
& Scott Corp—
Chapman
Warrants
Jan
15
6
Jan
20%
1
1
71% Mar
250
5%
23
*
—
99
15 %
'
*
11%
Mfg
Menasco
& Co
19%
15
.
25
6,900
'*
& Co common
Dredging
(AG)
Apr
3 Va
15%
•.-; • 1
1
;
Apr
4,700
Jan
17V* Mar
,Jan
37% Mar
*
Mays (J W) Inc common...r
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
69%
14%
Feb
8'/2
7%
_5
Harris common
Massey
92
dep receipts registered
Insurance Co of. North America
.1
10
10
13%
Jan
9%
14
£1
Shovel
40
2%
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
24%
Jan
9
Jan
Apr
7
7'
*
70
13% Mar
♦
common
6
24
24%
4%
Feb
7%
Marconi International Marine
Marion Power
Jan
Jan
Apr
8% M'ar
Jan
7%
17% Mar
N
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
6
24
■
—
24%
*
Consolidated Mfg Co
Mapes
Muter Company common
Illinois
1,300
100
17% Mar
Jan
8'/a
3,600
1
Stores
Mangel
92
9
31%.
7%
14%
14%
Midvale
7%
*
5
7%
14%
19%
Mid-West Abrasive
7%
Refining capital stock—*
Manufacturing Co__
5
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products.
Jan
4% Feb
2,800
2,300
12%
Feb
3%
*
8%
14%
Jan
9
15
8%
14%
69%
13%
200
20%
5%
12
3%
5
Inc common
7%
Mar
15
600
4%
5
10
Co
Service Co
Public
Feb
17%
700
100
preferred
Hubbell (Harvey)
21# Mar
M
18%
'
—
15
*
& Co
&
Feb
15%
1%
9
*
Inc
1%
7%
11%
100
100
__1
2.50
5
1
*
:
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
1,500
16%
8
10
19
1
10
convertible
1%
,8%
5
■
92
187/8
2
w__„
Jan
13%
21%
10c
Steel
(R)
1%
700
11%
11%
10
*
Products
Hoe
5
5
5
11%
5
25c
Henry Holt & Co common
57c
Jan
5,400
Higbie Mfg Co common
Hercules
Jan
2%
%
w
4%
2
Michaels
27 %
common
preferred
Jan
*
(Texas)
Co
Mead Johnson
*
47c preferred
3'/a
Lynch Corp
McWilliams
Jan
2%
A
Feb
3,500
44%
159% Mar
25%
Rubinstein common
Helena
Jan
•
4
1
1
*
135%
2%
common
11%
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration——
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd
Jan
26%
Hecla Mining Co_
Jan
14%
1
10
Chain—.
Steel
Star
Feb
52%
Corp
*10%
300
,
*
131
17%
-
8 Va
1
1
Class B
146
*
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Feb
10%
15%
"B%
1
5
5
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y_
57c cumulative preferred
Loblaw Groceterias class A—
240
—25
1
2
1
10c
Mfg Co
Hastings
12%
4%
1
Realty common.^.
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
775
:
135%
1
Light
11%
15%
University
Salle Extension
Maine
Feb
*
Electric
200
7
1
Lefcourt
27%
5
Hamilton Bridge Co LtdHartford
Harvard Brewing
12%
3%
1%
Monotype Machine
Lanston
Mackintosh-Hemphill
H
.
Jan
12
„
3%
1JJ
Mines Ltd
Shore
13% Mar
Feb
.
54%
2%
Company
Michigan Steel
Lamp Co
Apr
18
10%
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Michigan
Hall
16
Jan
Jan
;
Feb
Apr
-
17%
2
Haelan Laboratories Inc
U Jan
Jan
16
16
•
Mar
25%
55
5
—*
common
% Mar
"
15 y»
10%
Apparel Inc..
L'Aiglon
McKee
151% 155
135%
Western Brewery
5,600
9% Mar
Apr
Jan
22
-100
1,100
19
18%
45
80
8,300
-
7'/4
7.
7
18%
55%
25
Zw
.
1%
.1%
8% Mar
80
"
46
23%
4% Mar
Jan
154
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
8%
37% Mar
32%
100
Jan
150
12%
21
~i %
1
50
4
conv pfd—25
1
5
Leases—
Feb
2,100
14%
—5
Krueger Brewing Co
Mar
.-11%
38%
12
46
v
Grocery Stores Products
103
Apr
*
—-100
Lakes Oil & Chemical Co..T
1
Northern Paper
25
Hydraulics Inc
50c
Griesedieck
Jan
2.5
Non-voting common .stock—
Freehold
99%
20%
55%
Gray Manufacturing Co.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Gridoil
Jan
9%
233%
Greer
Jan
3,200
22%
Great
Mar
2%
12'%
10%
26%
Great
108
Apr
Jan
46
preferred
Jan
3%
46
1st
r
20
34% Mar
3,400
26%
77c
Jan
% 43/.
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Rapids Varnish
Feb
13%
L
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
9%
11% Mar
-
20
Gorham Manufacturing common-.
Grand
Feb
9%
9
Mines
Goldfield Consolidated
Apr
1%
50
82%
B_
$4.50 prior preferred
5%
37%
*
*
Godchaux Sugars class A
Class
Jan
18% Mar
Apr
12
*
1
5
Coal
Distilleries class B
Glenmore
Apr
2%
Feb
20%
*
*
Alden
3
Feb
103
1,700
106 '
-
•4
9%
10
Gilchrist Co
Glen
Jan
-2%
29%
10
-
2"
12;
.103
106
.
4'
common-.
(A C)
•
-
113
106
Gladding McBean <fc Co
Gilbert
Jan
200
105% 105%
*
*
1
1
preferred—
$5 preferred.:;—_—
Gold
Jan
2
1,600
30%
30%
103
Power $6
5%
12%
:
8%
preferred—"'
Gerity Mich Corp
Giant Yellowknife
105 % Mar
4--. Mar
-
1,300
'
Jan
5%
12
General Public Service $6
22%
.11-% Mar
*
2,400
16%
convertible preferred—_____—20
Georgia
21% Mar
300
-
2%
.2%
50c
General Plywood Corp common
5 7c
3 ?
2%
2%
common—•_
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd——100
•
4%
11%
'
11%
£1
10
5
General Fireproofing
3%
3% Jan
Feb
1,700
100
33 %c
20c
1
(The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd—
Jan
300
7.50
Kropp
Jan
Jan
'
pfd A
%
15%
5
Stores
Feb
9%
35%
Jan
9
11% Mar
102% Mar
com—^1
25
reg—
Finance Corp 5%
General
100
213%
'
convertible preferred
57c
21%
*
General Builders Supply Corp
34%
9
%
10
Corp
32%
Mar
34% M'ar
75
L
100
Mfg Co common
L__~■ 1
Acceptance Corp _—LI—-—-1
Alloys Co—
"
:*
57c preferred-
3%
34%
•
:
Rubber Co
(I B)
—
1
Co common
Laclede-Christy
Gatineau Power Co common
Co Ltd
M
4,700
High
10% Mar
Jan
Jan
-7%
Apr
11
Jan
G
(D Emil)
Kobacker
deposit rets ord reg
American
1
1
10
9%
35%
3%
9%
35 %
*
preferred
sy.
—
9%
35%
3%
34%
9
\}
16
8%
250
26%
50
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
50c
Low
9%
9
—
Range Since Jan. I
High
5
& Co
(Walter)
4 7c
% 61%
700
Low
*
County Lighting common
cumulative preferred
Kings
Klein
non-voting___
A
6%
70%
68
23%
40,200
5%
:
of Prices
Shares
Par
High
of Canada—
Motor
Class
69
800
2 S/ 4
1
Flying Tiger Lines Inc
Ford
6
10
5
.t
25;
24%
2,1
Co Inc.
(M H)
Fishman
24%
Ltd
Federated Petroleums
Fire
1
25c
Instrument
&
Camera
Oils' Ltd.
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Kidde
Fairchild
Sales
Range
STOCKS
Shares
Key Co common
Fargo
Week's
Last
Sales
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's
National
Milling
Inc
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
1
Co
1
National Fuel Gas
*
National Mfg & Stores common
1
National Petroleum Ltd
,—250
National Phoenix Industries
10c
National Pressure Cooker common—_2
National Radiator Co
4
National Research Corp
1
National Rubber Machinery
10
National Starch Products
1
"National Steel Car Ltd
*
National Transit common
—1
National "Union Radio
30c
Neptune Meter common
—z.od
Nestle Le Mur Co common."/—
1
New British Dominion Oil Ltd
40c
New England Tel & Tel
—100
New Haven Clock & Watch Co——1
4%% convertible preferred—20
New Jersey Zinc
25
New Mexico & Arizona Land.—
—1
New Park Mining CO——
1
New Process Co common
*
New York Auction Co common.——*
New York & Honduras Rosario——10
New York Merchandise
10
National Bellas
New
York
Founders
shares
—
Corp—
—1
1,000
4%
100
6%
2%
2,300
16
--
I5
8
--
2i«
2 «
16
3%
Jan
5'A Mar
6
Feb
8%
15%
Jan
2%
Jan
2'A
Jan
5,900
16
3,300
14 Va
Feb
16% Mar
13%
2%
Hess common
Shipbuilding
16%
4%
6%
16
4 /«•
10
1
Corp
Jan
17
Jan
2
2%
4,700
1U
Jan
3ft Jan
2%
2%
67,800
1%
Jan
2% Mar
13'A Mar
«%
2%
23'/4
4%
2%
112%
3%
7%
53^
19%
1%
,
13%
900
12%
Jan
10%
1,000
10%
Jan
10% Mar
12%
12%
1,500
12%
Apr
15 %
17%
18%
1,800
13%
Jan
21
17 %
18
17
Jan
18%
Jan
27%
12%
1'%
13
10'%
--
Feb
27%
Jan
500
"4%
1,600
2%
2%
4,600
22°/4
23 V*
4 %
700
4% Mar
2%
3
Apr
20%
Jan
4
% Mar
Jan
24% Mar
4%
Jan
4%
200
2.1
2%
112% 113
25,700
2ft
Apr
1,390
110%
Jan
3%
9,900
2%
Jan
3% Mar
7%
750
5%
Jan
8
4%
3%
7%
54
19%
21%
1%
1
%
.
2% Mar
115%
53
Apr
60%
25,200
16%
Jan
21%
1,200
1%
Feb
4,600
53
Feb
Mar
Jan
Apr
1% Mar
Mar
57
25%
27%
1,750
Jan
61
10
—
27
,
Jan
4
Jan
Mar
Jan
10 %
25
Apr
28% Mar
7%
20%
20%
400
Apr
15%
Jan
9
20%
Jan
Feb
Apr
29
SO
The Commercial and
(1706)
Financial
Chronicle...Monday, April 20,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Niles-Bement
Nlpissing
Amer
1
Central
Northeast
North
Penn
Oils Ltd
3,900
16%
Jan
118
128
500
lie
Jan
2% Mar
»•
%
14,300
2%
1,400
44
25
44
3
4%%
42
38,700
3
20 %
pfd—100
Corp
Jan
44 %
Mar
1,000
3%
Apr
917/e
Feb
92
210
91 %
25 !4
•
91%
Apr
98'A
1,000
94
25%
20%
Jan
Co
Ohio
Brass
Power
Okalta
Oklahoma
Okonite
_
B
Ltd....
27 % Mar
.
40c
Jan
Olympic
Omar
2%
Jan
2%
2%
2,600
2%
Apr
41%
400
39%
107
Jan
3%
4%
preferred
1
25
10%
2,800
6%
20
1
—
64%
10%
6%
*
...
Inc__
Inc
10%
7
-
..
B.
64%
8
8
8%
9j/4
6
Securities
2,700
7%
197/s
20
43%
43%
47%
17%
18
800
17%
14%
14%
200
13%
.-1
16 y4
150
1,500
Feb
Apr
Jan
20 Va
52%
Pattern
Ltd
Co
Pacific Gas &
5% %
5%
Electric
0%
5
1st pfd—.25
1st preferred
1st
6%
redeemable
redeemable
31%
31 %
—_25
preferred——_
5%
31%
2,000
28%
25
1st preferred-25
1st pfd series A—25
26%
29%
200
28%
27%
27%
28%
300
27
Apr
32%
common
53/3
3934
Jan
4.08%
26%
Apr
Apr
28%
Jan
26%
28 y4
Jan
25% Mar
$4.50 preferred
♦
preferred——
*
Pacific Petroleums Ltd——_1
27%
Jan
96
Standard
Pacific
Public
$1.30
1st
Service
Mar
102%
Apr
101 %
Jan
12%
35,100
11%
Feb
17%
XlOl
17%
100
—
vtc__2 Bol
"2%
~2
"2%
4%
4%
(C
A)
Motors
Corp
Park Chemical Company
Parker
Co
Pen
class
4%
!—a
A
1
.
.■
M.
25
_
cumulative
preferred
13
500
12% Mar
13%
preferred
25
Co—
700
12% Mar
13%
300
15'A
Apr
17%
Jan
36
"V
ft
~6%
1,700
45%
45%
200
1
Light 4%%
Power
pfd
Co
_»
22
Mar
23%
27
Apr
28%
distribution
5%
13%
13%
13%
101
4,400
102
350
Pierce
Governor
Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Corp
_
Amer
.
.
Ltd
39%
700
3V4
3%
200
3%
Feb
66%
750
64 %
14
100
14
25
—
v
Polaris
6%
&
Canada
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Jan
5%
Feb
3%
3%
3%
1,400
3%
Jan
3%
21%
1%
1,300
2
Jan
2%
2%
1,700
2%
Jan
69 y4
68 y2
69%
1,610
57%
Jan
75
36
36
36%
600
35
Feb
38%
8%
9%
1,600
8
Apr
11
3y8
3%
200
3
Jan
9%
20%
*3%
25c
2.50
*
common
"7 v:ft'
37
common
2.50
1
Prosperity
B_
Providence Gas
«
.
Public Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com—_•
Jan
37
38%
775
41%
200
9%
9%
11%
600
lft
1%
400
lft Mar
1%
1%
1%
1% Mar
2y4
8%
1,100
7%
Jan
9% Mar
8%
8%
900
8%
Apr
9%
8%
95
29 y4
95
29
200
50
29%
1,300
9% Mar
10
10%
Jan
95
Apr
—
Quebec
Power
Co-i
Jan
Feb
Feb
27%
Feb
17
450
14%
Jan
1,100
22%
Apr
30
Jan
20
Jan
30% Mar
19% Mar
4
Jan
22%
22%
23
200
21%
Jan
23
51
51
Apr
51%
700
43%
Feb
6.25
54
Mar
6
6
6
100
5'/a
Apr
ioc
6%
4%
4%
4%
800
3%
Feb
i
4% Mar
8%
8%
8%
1,100
Jan
9%
Feb
8%
8 %
8%
Apr
Pump Co
Shoe
Co
(Robert)
&
~_1
~i
Co_
Reliance Electric &
Engineering
InC—
Richmond Radiator
8%
13,900
Jan
1%
24%
•
4%
200
%
Jan
25%
1
5
Rlce-Stix
Roosevelt
Field
Rowe
(The)
Royalite Oil
Russeks
Corp
Co
Fifth
400
24%
Apr
28%
Jan
Jan
1% Mar
Jan
300
14%
Jan
18% Mar
8%
Jan
2
Jan
17%
177/a
9%
9%
300
2%
2%
10,100
Inc
—1
3%
3%
3%
1,400
(J B)
22%
22%
125
20%
8%
8%
900
6%
18%
18%
700
Co common
*
(S)
&
Co
Tool
Inc
B
common
Inc
Schulte
v
pfd
Roofing
&
Allied
True Temper Corp
Trunz
Inc
Scullin Steel Co
Scurry
Oils
Seaboard
common
Ltd_i._ii.__
Western
;
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Realization
Gas
of
1
Airlines
Securities Corp General
For
1
footnotes
see
page
Union
Investment
29%
Feb
Jan
14% Mar
xl5%
Feb
17% Mar
Jan
6y2 Mar
12
14%
1,300
Jan
16 Va Mar
4%
1,600
3%
Jan
4% Mar
1,100
4%
Jan
6% Mar
%
Jan
33,900
2ft
Feb
6y8
6%
700
6Vs
Apr
7%
2%
300
2%
Jan
2% Mar
12%
600
11%
Jan
13
Feb
Amer
Apr
13%
13%
13%
350
8%
6%
6%
1,300
18%
18%
400 '
36%
36%
250
—
—
%
—
52
of
U S
4'A
52
4%
—
4%
2
1,100
93 %
92
—
300
125
18%
Apr
7% Mar
19% Mar
Apr
38% Mar
35%
•.
Mar
2
U
52
Apr
4y.
6
Jan
Mar
% Mar
58
Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
Apr
92
97%
Jan
2,600
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
3%
3%
5,800
3%
Feb
4
Jan
3
3 'A
2,000
2%
Jan
3% Mar
4%
22,200
18%
650
4%
18%
18'A
4%
Apr
5V8
Jan
18%
Jan
19%
Feb
16%
—
$4
conv
Apr
18
Jan
27/a
600
1%
Jan
7%
4,500
6%
Apr
3,000
267/a
Jan
30
9%
4%
9%
200
and
9% Mar
3%
9%
30
Feb
Jan
Apr
10 %
Jan
100
91
Apr
96
Jan
77
20
77
Apr
80
5
4%
1,500
Jan
4%
Apr
37%
Feb
43
Mar
9%
Apr
13
Jan
.3%
Jan
230
25
ft
10
5%
1
200
%
5%
100
4%
3,700
Apr'
Jan1
Jan
5% Mar
4% Mar
235%
Feb
U Mar
6% Mar
25
common
class
37%
38%
35
36%
480
17%
17
17%
1,200
8,400
l7/a
Jan
1,100
14%
Apr
16
Feb
150
52%
Jan
60
Jan
36
Apr
43%
Jan
8%
Jan
,10c
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1
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$5 1st preferred with warrants:.
U S Radiator
37%
35
1
preferred
U S Rubber
Reclaiming Co.—
United Stores Corp common—
Universal Consolidated Oil—
Insurance
3
2%
3
14%
14%
15%
59
57
59
36%
36
37%
7
6%
7
-
3,900
1,300
37
Feb
40%
Jan
35
Apr
38%
Jan
14%
Jan
19% Mar
6%
Apr
*
93%
93%
93%
50
1
9%
9%
10%
2,200
9% Mar
1
common
2
Jan
Feb
96% Mar
11%
Jan
Jan
2
2%
2,600
2
Apr
2%
1%
1%
1,200
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
10
47%
48%
400
41%
Feb
48 %
Apr
21% Mar
'32
Apr
24%
Jan
10
common
10
32
*
5
3
Sugar
92
3%
—_50c
.1
i._i——
33
3%
150
3,700
2%
Feb
37%
Jan
3%
Jan
V
Valspar Corp
$4
common
convertible
1
preferred-
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
Venezuelan
Venezuela
2 ft
Feb
2{|
Jan
11%
Feb
Inc^
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
7%
600
6%
Jan
76%
Jan
82
25%
100
25%
Apr
30%
21
*
Petroleum
Syndicate
6%
25%
23%
12,500
16%
Jan'
23%
4%
1,200
7%
,1,700
5
Co
Vinco Corporation
Feb
2%
10s
common
Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co
11,100
4
2%
1
20c
:
;
1
21
4%
7
,
(_10
•
4%
,
6%
.
31
14%
32
14%
14%
-300
300
'
■
Jan
3
31.
I
Jan
'6'/a
1,800
100
Air
2 ft
Jan
Feb
13%
25
Jan
2%
Jan
;25%
3%
Omaha
Marchinery
28
300
Jan
17%
Apr/
13% Mar
6
%
52
4
A
Preferred
Feb
2%
Apr
Feb
11%
10c
United NJ RR & Canal
25%
2%
29%
25%
4%
dep rets ord registered
1,200
Feb
Jan
^2oy4
United Molasses Co Ltd—
26 %
8%
105%
1,000
77
Feb
2,200
Mar
2,200
77
2
9%
Apr
4,900
*
Co
Yards
Jan
9
31%
13%
100
United Aircraft Products common__50c
United Elastic Corp
20
United Milk Products common
*
Union Stock
1%
9%
Feb
Jan
25%
102
91
6,300
-
47%
29%
*
series
Feb
'
2%
15
Jan
22%
91
38 V8 Mar
2%
Feb
of California—
preferred
Utah-Idaho
Jan
2%
26
Jan
Apr
12V2
11%
91
$3.75
ft Jan
3ft Mar
1%
15%
12%
22
*
Union Oil Co
International
26%
6
1%
Jan
Mar
12
6%
U S
1
29'A
28%
1,200
12
4
16
22%
6%
15%
2%
Jan
Jan
44
__
.
28%
15 Ys
l
17,100
*
15%
j_'_i50c
31%
5
10
2%
31 % Mar
1
Corp..
14
26
28%
1
Canada
13%
2ft
Jan
Feb
*
-
Corp
Chemical
13%
•
30%
100
1
1
1%
400
—
;
Co
12%
1,000
registered—_£1
Corp..
Tri-Continental warrants—
U S Foil
16,300
Feb
5 Va
3%
1,150
13
—
Lux
42% Mar
33
20%
Ltd—
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
Apr
1
13%
45%
5
Co
Toledo Edison 4'A %
21
X
1.
12"%
12%
1
Stocks
37%
Mar
1
Inc common
12"%
44%
5
Construction
1,200
2,200
Jan
31V2
Feb
25c
Inc
Realty &
2,500
%
Apr
10%
12%
1
Inc—
23%
35
9%
Feb
1
Markets
41%
%
Jan *
20
__
.
39
33%
Jan
23% Mar
Feb
1,200
44%
*
common
21%
26
25c
.
(D A)
3%
__
•
Corp
39%
%
3 Va Mar
Jan
X27%
150
3%
—
5
common
23%
1
30%
•
common
Universal Products Co
Inc
30%
5
common
Corporation
Universal
Schick
30%
1
Amer deposit rets def registered...5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Royalty Corp
70c
U S
33%
9% Mar
4
17%
4%
—
.15
•
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)..
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
18%
•
Co
Jan
Jan
Mar
28%
•
25c
Oil Corp
5
.1
8%
3%
3% Mar
1
common
Die
&
__
5
10
Lawrence Corp Ltd common
SSamson United Corp common.
Apr
9%
Apr
Apr
5%
3
2%
United Specialties
5%
Jan
—
3
10c
Feb
St
3%
___1
Jan
5%
__
5
com
2%
.
15% Mar
10% Mar
18
94 y8
3%
16% Mar
211%
34%
Apr
14
Apr
Jan
88 %
4%
203 %
16%
180
•
150
203 % 206
32% Mar
88%
1
2o6
*
88 y.
1
Jan
Feb
88%
£1
1,900
Jan
13%
Feb
100
1.25
Jan
14%
Jan
United Shoe
•
20%
7,800
4%
Jan
22 %
600
15%
__
Feb
Apr
6%
2%
1,500
23% Mar
23%
17%
Apr
1,600
23 %
16 %
5 Va Mar
2%
22%
41 % Mar
Jan
3%
2%
22%
Apr
11
500
2%
14
14%
Apr
39 y4
1,100
i
Ltd
23%
14%
14%
1,200
3%
United Profit Sharing common
<
10% preferred
It
Ave common
23%
3,200
12,800
5%
2%. Jan
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
16
20 % Mar
3%
27% Mar
I
Jan
5%
Apr
common
19%
6 Va
Jan
Co
150
Jan
2%
Inc
Rotary Electric Steel
*
20%
5 Va
25%
5
20%
__
800
200
'
Apr
5'A
1,500
<_
Jan
6%
5%
2%
pfd F
2%
Feb
5V4
26%
dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Jan
4%
1
2%
Amer
1%
8,800
Apr
26%
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Royce Ltd—
8,400
6'A
8%
2%
Rolls
2%
1,200
1—_™——III
tiid Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) v t c
2
5%
U
I.♦
Class B
Reda
'Regal
Jan
2*%
6
Apr
100
Mar
6j/2 Mar
5 Va
400
Trans
30
4%
48
Feb
Jan
9%
Amer deposit rets ord
Jan
25
4y«
Feb
x4%
800
450
Union
1
5%
Corp
Unexcelled
io
5
Jan
3%
•
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp class A—
Jan
8
9
Tobacco Security Trust
Feb
r
.
24%
Feb
17%
o
>C
•Uim.'v
Feb
Feb
17%
Tobacco
Jan
16j/4
5
10
26%
3
Tishman
12% Mar
101
Mar
__
Tiio
lft Jan
5,600
8y4
——
,
23
*
Thorofare
40% Mar
44%
1,900
5
Thiokol
8y4 Mar
112
23%
Co common
Thor
Jan
19%
common
^Pyrene Manufacturing
Reis
6%
Apr
35% Mar
33% Mar
9%
Texas Power & Light $4.56
Thew Shovel Co common.
Feb
4'%
Jan
Apr
Apr
ordinary
Corporation
&
Technicolor
23% Mar
Jan
33%
31
(A)
Tampa Electric Co
Mar
Apr
40 %
28% Mar
200
1,500
T
Jan
3%
35%
Mar
33%
3114
i53/8
Corp
Talon Inc class A
Mar-
600
7
26
26%
33%
Parts
Superior
Jan
ny4
"9%.
♦
class
Feb
700
26%
1
Ray Drug common
Superior Portland Cement
3% Mar
3%
Jan
Jan
2,500
112
l
1
Producers Corp of Nevada—
Co
7
2%
48
4
1
Mar
4l%
*
.
Pyle-National
"3%
100
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Co
~2
Apr
43
1
Class
2%
42
8% Mar
Co
Sun
Jan
eYs
30
39%
Canada
Jan
18% Mar
1
Co
Inc.
23%
9O0
lo
1st preferred
Pratt
200
5%
Jan
42,
15
of
Swan Finch
23%
5%
40 %
14%
(The)
Stroock
Feb
23%
Jan
Apr
39%
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Jan
"5%
"2 ft
5
common
of
16%
50
Co
Powdrell & Alexander common.-
Corp
3V2
Mar
6%
153/3
Stinnes
41 Va Mar
1
common
Mining
Power
Apr
Jan
5% Mar
11
37%
Stetson
70% Mar
14
Apr
Apr
38%
19
1,300
5%
•
Products
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sterling
Jan
64 »/2
1
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Scale
108
4%
10
1,700
——•
Sterling Aluminum Products
14% Mar
Mar
shares—10s
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pneumatic
101
Jan
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
Feb
38%
1
_
Jan
5%
Jan
4%
Steel
Jan
64%
10c
comrn
common.
Pinchin
Piper Aircraft
*
_
Jan
12%
28%
39
±_—•_*
_
Apr
42%
Jan
Stein
Jan
27
Apr
8'%
15
Steel Co
Jan
100
100
38%
38%
39%
Starrett
Jan
27
8
10
Standard Tube class B
Jan
27
1,100
37%
1
(Ky)
Standard-Thomson
6% Mar
54%
27
-
-Philadelphia Company—
Phillips Packing Co.
(
Phillips Screw Co1
Feb
27
MM.
100
Pep Boys (The)
i_—.1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp—;
2.50
Ex
5%
43 % Mar
5% Mar
17% Mar
6%
20
preferred
Btandard
Feb
34
--
$7
Feb
16
Jan
Feb
24
1
preferred
Common class B——
4% Mar
12%
2.50
common
Feb
3934
4%
12%
23%
2.78
Corp
Feb
600
*
common
4% Mar
32
31
__
31
Packaging Corp
1
Convertible preferred
—10
Standard Power & Light common
.1
Jan
~6%
6%
25
cumulative
Penn Water &
400
12%
-
157/e
2
$1.30
Penn Power &
"4
3%
Oil
26%
Standard
Feb
15"%
■
*
$1.32
60
convertible
ForgingS
5y8 Mar
Jan
"5%
™__*
Peninsular Telephone common
$1 cumulative preferred
Corp
Feb
Jan
42
^
1
Brewing Co
Dredging Corp
Standard
Jan
19 % Mar
12%
_3%
2
Patican Co Ltd
Pennroad
~2%
Feb
53
1
.
Class B —_2
Traffic
Feb
4%
1
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Penn
~1%
«...
Feb
Fen
Jan
9,100
5
;
Standard
Feb
...
common—
Petroleum
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Paramount
25%
9,400
—
Amer shares—1 Bol
Page-Hersey Tubes
103%
17
Apr
24% Apr
36.500
a
—
Pancoastal
100% Mar
400
17%
;•
5i/2
25'
Shoe
$1.60
13% Mar
3%
1
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Jan
94%
X101
*
common—
preferred
96
110
11%
iiys
Pacific Power & Light 5% pfd——100
300
Spencer
8%
25
Royalty Co
Corp
Standard
97%
21%
18 y8
25
preferred
preferred
cumulative
400
95
Jan
3%
12.50
Southern Pipe Line
Southland
200
95
17% Mar
Edison—:
cumulative
2,500
94%
21%
600
*
4.32%
Feb
Jan
Jan
£1
preference
105
Apr
16
800
3%
15j/2
convertible
26%
cum
103
53/3
153^
preferred
25
cumulative preferred
25
convertible preference—_^_25
26%
Lighting
30
17%
37Va
27
$4.40 div
Jan
South Penn Oil Co common
26%
m!
Jan
76 Va
400
27
preferred—
44
Feb
5,700
26
1st
Apr
67
5%
26
red
40%
3%
__
3934
original
Feb
1,300
10%
5%
8%
1,300
„
•
Paper Mills...—
Apr
29%
16%
20
Corp
Southern California
28% Mar
7% Mar
13 % Mar
5%
69%
103
5%
Jan
Mar
Jan
-
41%
68%
10%
Jan
34%
40%
103
3,800
5%
27
Pacific
,
31%
16%
6
10%
Feb
Apr
Apr
5
Mar
11% Mar
__
1
_25
4.80%
•
1
common—;
9,000
Jan
jg
21%
*
1
common
(Howard)
6%
6%
17% Mar
20%
*
1
4.56%
Can
Jan
6%
__
Manufacturing common
4.88%
Pacific
Apr
5%
68 »/4
12J/a Mar
Feb
%
14 %
Publications—
4.48%
19%
5%
200
1
South Coast Corp common——.___ 1
Jan
Apr
300
6,400
*
common
So no tone
Feb
Apr
5%
167a
*
Manufacturing Co
Smith
Soss
9Va Mar
18
Jan
__
103
*
Ltd.
Breweries
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
23 % Mar
43 %
Canada
of
Corp of America class A
Simplicity
Simpson's
Jan
6%
Jan
11%
6%
100
$3 convertible preferred
Jan
Jan
xl8%
69%
Jan
800
20
-
Apr
300
6%
20
19%
63%
150
16%
—
25
common
—
Simmons-Boardman
Jan
Apr
11%
r"
40%
Jan
43% Mar
Jan
1%
{|
*
Silex Co
Jan
15 Va
Feb
5%
Sherwin-Williams
57 V2 Mar
Mar
40%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares-10s
Overseas
Feb
102
2%
._—25
class
Telev
&
1%
48
270
Feb
1%
sy2
:
5
Singer
preferred—
Filters
Radio
800
250
40%
—
cumulative
2
l7/a
53
53%
103% 104
—
14%
34,000
__
1
20c
High
400
1%
11%
—
*
.
Low
14%
1%
10c
Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14%
1%
...
1
common
Control
class B
Sherwin-Williams
Mar
to $7.50
Company common
United
—
104
-90C
—
...
Old Town Corp
Oliver
1%
*
.100
...
.7.50
—
changed
50c
.
_
common-
Natural Gas
value
Par
class
1
*
Shattuck Denn Mining—
Sicks
4%s preferred
Oils
Corp
Shoe
Ogden Corp common..
Shares
Low
—
Shawlnigan Water & Power
Jan
0
Ohio
for Week
Seton Leather common
\
22% Mar
4%
Safety
Servomechanisms
Apr
3
Feb
90%
4
Sentry
Serrick
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
—*
•
Selby Shoe Co—
Sentinel Radio Corp.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Segal Lock & Hardware
3% Mar
19%
Bros Inc—
Seeman
Mar
%
Apr
lj| Jan
100
4%
20%
50
—
Serv
300
4414
2%
5
ft Jan
2%
'
Par
20% Mar
1
Pub
Novadel-Agene
17%
2'/2
—
Co—
RR
19
%
Texas Oil
Ind
Jan
2%
Airlines
Northern
17%
—-Is
Friday
..
High
3,300
—i.l
Rayon $3 preferred_50
North Canadian
low
18%
18%
118
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;
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STOCKS
American Siock Exchange
Ltd—
Laboratories
American
North
17VSi
dep rets ord shares
Corp..,
Norden
North
17%
Products
Metal
17
7,V
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
Mines
Non-Ferrous
Low
5
—-————*
Pond
APRIL
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
Niagara Share Corp common—..
WEEK
Sales
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
■'
Week's
Friday
~r
X'%
4
Jan
5%. Jan
30
7% Mar
5
Mar
Jan
Apr
Mar
8% Mar
-
Apr
39%
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
1953
Number 5213
Volume 177
(1707)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
APRIL
17
Week's Range
Friday
American Stock
Range Since Jan.1
tiign
,
Interest
Low
Last
Period
BONDS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price1
Amgrican Stock Exchange
'V.
WEEK
Sales
1
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Low
High
Chile 6s 1931—
__June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972.
—June-Dec
AMortgage
W
Bank of
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
$57%
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
57%
__
13
99% 100
100
Range Since
Sold
High
(
58
100
96
'
Aircraft
Waco
r7Vc
•
Waitt
•
Co
ext—
ctfs
voting
Baking
preferred
;Wagner
———
—
Bond Inc
&
'
23/4
•
__
23/4
93/4 Mar
1,100
6%
11 %
300
33/4
Jan
13%
151,900
1
Jan
1%
Jan
174
172
60
163 3/4
Jan
189
43/8
Jan
5
Jan
110% Mar
113
Mar
«
Western
Tablet
Coal
Westmoreland
White's
Auto
River
Wichita
100
18%
Jan
Abbreviations
3%
4%
Jan
6 %
Apr
8%
100
9
Mar
5
5 %'
1,700
—
1
Newspaper Machine——
_____
Woodley Petroleum common..
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
\
—
'
..
3
13%
Jan
20
103
Feb
14
143/4
143/4
61
64%
:
lA
Jan
Mar
105%
Jan
143/4
Apr
16% Mar
59 Va
1,900
listed
3% Mar
14
13%
Feb
66
100
Feb
Date
to
1
"2 A
©t
1,000
6
Is
Feb
"2%
or
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan. 1
Bethlehem
Elec
Steel
Edison
Boston
Chicago
3%s
6s
Aug
2%s
&
Western
of
N J
1st mortgage
Water
Ercole
Marrelli
May
3Vis
RR
&
Elec
1965
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1956
5s
4s
Isarco
with
A7s
ex
Italian
mod)
Nov
95'/4
5
Nov
1
1947
Midland
Valley
Extended
—
.'."A'
Ohio
due
4%
Mar-Nop
1st
6Vis
Jan-July
:
1961
1963
to
3 Vis
mortgage
Oct
A6 Vis ex Oct
Service
Jan-July
55%
75%
1st
2VsS
M
series
C
series
3'/«s
coupon
91%
4
76
D
81
101% 101%
4
100
104
4
127%
138%
Gas
Edison
108.09
96.48
97.34
98.11
95.71
96.91
:
52.10
108.71
96.45
97.31
98.04
95.76
96.89
r
105.22
52.09
108.39
96.41
97.30
98.21
95.49
96.85
274.41
•103.47
51.73
107.22
96.40
96.91
97.89
94.74
96.48
A7-4s
Stinnes
High
49.80 Feb
2
Low
48.26
48.20
14.„
Apr.
48.07 Apr
7
48.33
15
Apr.
High
48.34
17
Apr.
Range for 1952
48.42
16
Low
30
49.67 Jan
___
1
45.06 May
100
90
1
90
_.
—1.8
207.0
188.0
—2.0
235.6
211.5
194.4
Goods
197.8
225.4
197.6
—1.6
210.2
177.9
245.4
Goods
Transportation
—
j.
Low
High
Change
194.3
250.9
—2.2
260.5
236.1
i
204.3
•:
115.8
1
224.3
^—4
228.7
—1.9
120.6
______
242.0
121.5
—0.7
125.2
210.2
'
—1.2
213.8
198.9
260.3
207.6
253.6
—2.6 '
306.9
;
235.0
90
—
Apr. 3, '53
for
1952-1953-
101
90
preceding week and with highs and lows
= 100):
follows (1939
221.0
Non-durable
103
97
prices based on the closing prices of the common
1953 for composite and by major indus¬
week ended April 10,
—
3
$30
"
B
1973
Gas
-Feb-Aug
—
___
94
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
83
98 3/4
993%
$95
97
97
$91
__
983/4
57
99
94
96
Week Ended April 17,1953
101%
100
$95% 100%
mmrnrn
Number of
99
93
■ww'
Stocks
96
97
1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
101%
96
'
•
91
81%
36
85%
983/4
95%
957/8
:
.
147%
138
4
138%
83
Feb-Aug
3Vis
—
$90
Mar-Sept
Mon. April
Tues.
April-Ocf
99
102
100
92
$2,140,000
Sales
$2,675,000
$10,000
$525,000
97
$90
100
—
.
2,652,000
5,000
$93
Feb-Aug
1970
93
$90
May-Nov
& Bros 5s 1989__
101%
91
1
2,159,000
488,000
2,731,000
431,000
3,000
3,165,000
1,308,040
2,416,000
634,000
55,000
3,105,000
1,435,640
2,652,000
564,000
10,000
3,226,000
7,093,130
$12,098,000
$2,642,000
$83,000
Fri.
88%
April 14-——-.
16—_____/
April 17
——
93
83
•T —
1,483,480
1,586,230
Thurs. April
98
98%
$93
Jan-July
:
Electric 3Vis
1,279,740
13—4-
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Totai
Government
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
Shares
United States
Int'l
Railroad
andMitcel.
Wed. April 15—
1970
(Calif) —
Inc
1966—April-Oct
coll trust
5s
Corp—
stamped 1946—
3rd
(Hugo>
_Jan-July
88%
Total
$133
:—
112%
146%
$133
__
136
$14,823,000
138
—
112
147
April-Ocf
,
$30
—
—
XS.
•!
A7s with Dec
A7s
r
1
ex Dec
1940 coupon
1
1947
Western
6s
t
Traction
1954
Mar-Sept
;
___June-Deo
June-Dec
1960
5s
Newspaper Union—
conv
f debentures
s
.
102%
1
109%
$108
;
Friday
:
-
American Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
100% 100%
Last
101
A
20-year
Bogota
ACauca
Danish
'
7s
Jan
112
(See Mortgage
Sale Price
or
100
m
1
-
External
External
A External
v
ALima
City
Maranhao
Interest
AMedellin
stamped
reduced
Jan-July
$92
Week Ended April 17,1953
Jan. 1
Low
MO.
Sigh
.
mmmm
'
Mon.
High
'mm
Thurs.
-
68%
2%s
2008
1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s (issue of"Oct 1927) 1947—
•
April 16
—
—
—
—
—
101
101
8
$86,000
22,000
53,000
16,000
19,000
33,000
21,000
368,930
47,000
212,000
443,780
59,000
50,000
32,000
93
1.
88
$213,000
$434,000
$104,000
95
177/«
17%
1
12
17%
-
91,000
73,000
10,000
:
269,000
141,000
993/4 101
93
$177,000
$25,000
$66,000
2,022,735
Total.
Week Ended April 17
1952
1953
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
$46
50
—
43
49
Stock®:—No. of fcHitceBBondt
■
May-Nov
_April-Oct
42%
$43
$66
—
63%
69
Domestic
43%
"
foreign corporate
7637a
tBSV'a
63%
-
104.000
$3,875,000
457,000
-
2,052,000
$751,000
$900,000
$13,508,000
$4,072,000
7,581,000
141,000
63*
Total
1952
43,842,451
37.003,806
$302,000
434,000
—
—««.
April 17
"
$213,000
—.
Foreign government
$751,000
„
1953
4,043,725
2,022,735
t
May-Nop
June-Dec
Jdn. 1 to
.
Bonds
Bonds
368,895
-
Total
Corporate
364,355
69
$66
May-Nov
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
476,775
April 13
April 14
Wed. April 15
—
—
—
>
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
of
Fri. April 17
(Plan A)—
stamped
-
$92
Feb-Aog
to
Stocks
Range Sine*
Sold
Bid & Asked
Waterways—
6 Vis
stamped 1952
(Peru) 6Vis stamped 1958
7s
Bonds
June-Dec
1953
5s
Danzig Port &
$209,818,890
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Loan—
;
$257,739,840
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Bank of)—
Municipal
5 Vis
1955
$14,200,200
{Number
Range
Friday's
ApriZ-Oct
Valley 7s 1948
Cons
186,846,500
•
Tues.
__
225,702,600
$14,823,000
Total
188%
(Col)—
1947
13,102,000
104
110%
—
Week's
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year 7s April 1946
12,098,000
Railroad and Industrial..
Foreign Governments and MunieipaBties
BONDS
246,000
22,628,340
~
,
—Feb-Aug
1959-
4
101
101
__
—
343,000
31,693,240
Foreign
—
—
—
—
102% 102%
102%
$4,000
1,094,200
Bank
■
Washington Water Power. 3Vis 1964
West Penn
$30
i
$83,000
2,642,000
«
$90
June-Dec
/
A 5s income debentures
«
1956
1956
coupon
Hotel—
$98,050
$1,000
Government—
S.
International
United
Waldorf-Astoria
1952
112,423,587
128,103,589
Bonds
11%
77
$89
A 6 Vis with Aug 1
1940 coupon 1953—Feb-Aug
,-A6Vis ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Electric Service Co—
Stocks—No. of shares—
1953
1952
8,257,040
7,093,130
April 17
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended April 17
1953
2nd stamped 1946
Hydro-Electric Co—
Terni
88%
—
Industries—
A 7-4s
;
Range for 1953
Closing
13
Apr.
(Hugo)
''
■
1
(35 Stocks)
and Service
10
138
1962_Jan-July
1965
3s
1971
&
.
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mining
97
Jan-July
__Feb-Au<7
Gas
■
Over-tlie-Counter Industrial Stock Average
Utility
Trade, Finance
100
■
Stinnes
52.03
276.74
100
97
97
May-Nop
3s 1981
1976
Gas
(A G)
11
100
—
1976—
Counties
Corp
104.91
Apr. 10, '53
100% 103%
98
97
;
96.92
105.84
Composite ;
Manufacturing
81
77
m+-
101
Jan-July
series
3s
California
Southwestern
$823/4
■
j
40
Bonds
275.85
Percent
82%
$92
1960
mortgage 3s
Starrett
95.78
the current year are as
Co—
Southern
Spalding
98.09
95
8
135% 138%
138%
1960—AprZZ-Oct
&
Southern
1st
97.35
try groups compared with the
81%
101
__Jan-JuZz/
1973
A
ref
96.48
stocks for the
85%
75%
64
91%
1964—June-Dec
1947 coupon
1
California
and
107.57
Total
Co—
1940
1
Electric
series
51.97
104.04
The SEC Index of stock
—
—
April-Oct
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
3Vis
ities
SEC index of Stock Prices
53
5
<
85
April-Ocf
1968
50-year 6%
debentures 1998
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp
Southern
Rails
277.35
Durable
Jan-July
-___
Public
Ralls
102
81
91%
May-Woy
1953
Hydro-Electric
with
trials
Wed.
75%
53
83%
AprfZ-Oct
—
Vis
Stocks
85
98
—
$30
—
85
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3 Vis
3 Vis 1970
A 6
ities
First
—
77
99
53
—
ctfs,
1963
to
1st
Piedmont
Util¬
roads
Thurs. Apr.
Trust—
extended
1953
Power
Grade
RR—
at
mortgage
6 Vis
Grade
10
75%
'
—
—
$90
1952
coupon
England Power 3%s
1st
Indus¬
Tues.
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A
10
65
274.73
101
.75%
$95%
1952
coupon
Realization
Power
Second
Util¬
trials
106%
105
—
$85
—Jan-July
1970
1940
1
20
Rail¬
Total
63
951/4
10
30
68%
58
$30
1963__—June-Dec
-Bonda-
"
15
RR—
A6% %
liquidating trust
Italian Superpower 6s 1963
New
63
5
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
;
15
$105% 106%
...
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"x w," without warrants.
t
91%
951/4
——
6%
closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the daily
Fri.
3%s
Power
(stmpd
ser
87%
60
88%
$89
coupon
Western
&
96%
62%
May-Nop
May-Nop
1961-
Guantanamo
1501/4
93
66%
__Mar-Sept
1947
1
Mountain
150
•
62%
62%
6%
Indus¬
Mfg Co—
Residential
stamped
»
102%
66%
May-Hoy
1993
1953-_
Mtge Bank—
5s
14
High
98
with warrants;
Date—
A6V2S
Green
94' h
87%
94
flat.
w,"
"w
Mon.
1940 coupon 1953
Finland
87%
Jan-July
1993
Lt
Nov
25
93
3
3%
234
5%
10
RR—
A6%s with Nov 1
ex
93
53/s
transaction
Deferred delivery
traded
are
Division—
series B
Fuel
&
Elmira
99
+135
June-Dec
4s series A
mortgage 4s
Eastern Gas
High
98
«...
_Quar-Feb
1970
A
1947-1978^
Lack
Lackawanna
A 1st
June-Dec
1998
1
series
series of
revenue
1970
Authority—
Transit
Delaware
3%s
Power
Lot0
No.
Low
Appalachian
5
5
used above—"cod," certificates of
14—
April
Last
Sale Price
32 i
5%
57a
receivership.
in
13
April
April
Feb
Week's Range
Friday
Period
Stock Exchange
41%
303/a
Jan-July
1919
-Stocfca-
April
7% Apr
Jan
7,500
Interest
BONDS
American
39%
5
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
April
7%
1
*
o44
31%
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
14 % Mar
~2A
;7
Feb
Jan
100
;
Jan
Xl4%
Jan
12
104% 1043/4
61
£1
Ltd
Apr
600
250
13%
5s
deposit receipts
preference
Wright Hargreaves
%
if
3%
56,600
6Vis
a
when issued;
i,"
6% Mar
Jan
Jan
%
'
8
—
4%
Jan
12
Feb
8
11%
3%
13
'
13%
—_2
—
A
Apr
6,700
li
J&n-July
__
"w
6%
—-
2012
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock,
53/4
•'
40%
—
(Plan A) —
253/4 Mar
103/4 Mar
——
1997-
1
2%
Apr
14%
*
44
18%
Feb
5>/a
397/s
Feb
2%
5%
165
§ Reported
Jan
100
_100
pfd
being
Jan
183/4
3%
mmmm
4%%
Bonds
23%
11
__25
Lt
value,
Apr
23%
800
43%
14
42
(not Included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Exprincipal.
nUnder-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range), rTransaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
,,
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
par
Mar
3%
50
Jan
to
43Ya
„June-Dec
34
103/4
common
&
•No
Jan
153/s
3,300
41%
437/s
31%
—Jan-July
43%
—Mar-Sepf
_
Mar
18%
E
Government
1921
Mar
25
1
_
Vis
200
14%
1
Ltd
ARussian
A5
3s
reduced
Feb
32%
—
fund
Jan
181
25
14 %
1
_
Woodall Industries Inc__
American
60
194
17
*
_
preferred x w
Pwr
7%
1
—
Inc
Petroleums
Wisconsin
l3/4
8%
—
—
& Co
Brothers
Feb
6% Mar
18%
Corp
(R C)
1%
1,700
1
Inc___—
Corp
Products
Wilrich
—
—
5
Co
&
Oil
(The)
Williams
Willson
8,100
6%
193
1
—
Stores
(Wm)
1A
A
„10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Whitman
l.'e
6
——
—
__
10
110% 110%
$A
A
6
20
Inc
4%
♦
Stationary corn-
Westmoreland
110%
-
1st pfd_ _100
Maryland Ry 7%
&
4%
..
10c
—
177
$38
40%
2008
1997—
2%s
Janeiro stamped
Jan
300
de
Interest
Jan
1%
1.25
-
—
Rio
Feb
to
2Vis series
f
s
Sinking
13% Mar
Janj
1
:__
—
Western
6%
Jan
11
*
Western Leaseholds Ltd
5 l/o
1%
*
pfd
$6
Utilities
Texas
Wood
11%
4,900
9%
1
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
Wilson
100
2
*
Knapp Inc
Wickes
12
1%
9
(Plan A)—
reduced
(Republic of) —
Extl
Jan
10C
preference __
Wentworth Manufacturing
West
l3/8
Jan
series
$6
Apr
Peru
Mar
2
Corp
&
1
stamped
Interest
8% Mar
110
Jan
9
—1
Baking Co warrants
Webb
105
200
1
12
12
Jan
•—
Parana
3% Mar
Jan
7%
400
•
1
.
__30
$2 cumulative preferred
Watch Co v t c
Wasatch
8%
__
.—
—
Waltham
Ward
8%
8%
Too
•
4,423,000
1,914.000
$10,409,000
.
32
(1708)
The Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle... Monday, April 20, 1953
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Boston Stock
•„
.
Week's
Last
Low
American
Woolen
*
Anaconda
Copper
Albany
80 *
Tel
Si
Boston
Si
Boston
_
Edison*
Boston
RR__.
100
:-
Personal" Prop
Cities
...100
_
Trust—_
Share*
Low
.'
Apr
161%
26%
Jan
173
21%
39%
305
38%
126 /«
75
50%
51%
1,036
25
25%
84%
86%
50%
X'
*
10'
—
„
.
Eastern
6%
1st
6%
preferred
new—10
com
Massachusetts-Street
Apr
123
45% Feb
Jan
Detroit Stock
50% Apr
53%
630
25
Apr
30
Jan
186
84%
Apr
95%
Jan
Feb
100
class
322.,
10%
41%
43%
135
34% Mar:
—
33
36
220
28
Jan
36
24
25%
556
19%
Feb
25%
Ford
Building
19%
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WEEK
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FOR
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16%
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33
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RANGE
Friday
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California
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North AmeT
North
—
Corp
Oil
Norris
—
Prod ,Corp
National Gypsum Co
New
(Un)
(Un)
Distillers
National
Ino
5
»—
27%
(Un)
14% Mar
Apr
———__
e_„
Nash-Kelvinator
National
(Un—
241
5%
(Un)
United Gas Corp
Jan
193/4
■'> 3 Va
a39%K'
Pictures_——_l '
Monogram
a72 %
17%
(Un)
Jan
T
Mississippi River Fuel
>
50
Calif
of
Co
Pacific RR
ll3/.
14
A
25
Carbon
Carbide
25 Va
Mar
70
1.25
*
(Un)_
59% Jan
a713/4
Apr
1.00 Feb
50
3 V*
Co
a72
27.3/8
Corp
Universal
al9y8 al9ys
al37A al4%
__
al3%
1
Manufacturing
Merchants
Middle
I—1
29V4 Mar
Apr
2
(Un)—
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Woolworth
Magnavox Co (Un)
Martin (Glenn L) (Un)
85% Mar
Jan
53%
145
5
Western
420
Jan
27%
1,533
A—_1
Co
38
2
78
95
54
a843A a87 Va
a28 % a28%
9
Corp
Products
26% Mar
a420
Jan
49% Mar
•
53%
/
—
a28%
10
Airlines
World
Transamerica
Jan
26%
Feb
25
—*
(Un)
Jan
26%
42%
•
i.
36
a420
1,936
1
1
(Un)
22
10
461%
25
(Un)
Oil
Jan
192
44%
*^
(Un)
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Tidewater Assoc
80c
1,920.
16% Feb
5
(Un)
1,316
13%
13%
„
8%
80%
/
13%
Apr
127
a-
Inc
145
21% v25 %
21 '/2
22
660
10%
Jan
5% Mar
Apr
3%
Feb
15%
200
Corporation common
(Un)I
Oil
&
Union
Jan
52'A
100
Co—
25%
:
11
419
Jan
Mar
23%
Apr
22
" ;
12 3/i
Apr
71
9%
Jan
Jan
500
a87V2c
Jan
193/,
-
5,275
15 3/8
336
Corp
Webster
&
TreeSweet
44c
252
51%
„
i
(Un)_„
Co
Investment
>
Jan
55
Jan
5
4% >
-
a87y2 '
Jan
a69 a70V8
■
;
183/4 Mar
33
a—
21%
80
1^
1
Apr
Jan
1.35
*
20c
80
a45% a45%
—*
:
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc (Un)
1
Lorillard
—
7
Jan
10%
Jan
5»A Mar
a—
..
846
5T%
10c
_
.
Apr
30%
.
1,700
-1
(Un)
Co
1.10
17%
v
1-200
123/4
15%
Apr
19%
Feb
2,700
37c
a69%
AVa
41'A
22%
.
2.50
—.
Libby McNeill & Llbby
Lincoln
11'..
——•
Corp—_
Mar
32%
11%
al0% al03A
Sylvania Electric Prod (Un)
52
17 Va Mar
35c
,
—50
—
Kaiser-Frazer
Kennecott
Kern
com—1
Aluminum
Kaiser
33
32%
15Va
a34% a35s/8
Jan
55
__
21%
;
31% Mar
—
11 y2
: a70 a713A
1.75
180
v—
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Jan
10
Jan
936
21%
I
(Un)
Steel
28
15
Sunray
10%
__
10c
Oil Co
Jade
Jones
-
263A Mar
*
(Un)
Swift
18'A
—
%_
———33'Ac
,
100
(Un)
J)
(N
(Ohio)
Apr
18
a51% a52%
•
Intex
263A
^25
17%
16% Mar
607
a41 a41%
»
International Tel Se Tel Corp (Un)—*
Mar
263/4
(Un)_
(Ind)
28% Mar
35
30 V*
30 y8
>—
*
-7.50
_L
33
•
Jan
-
•
1,136
1.20
1.15
—
———
Harvester
International
5
*
Apr
44y2
Calif
1.25
50
Feb
31%
Feb
a__
■
.51'/a Mar
105
•
26 y«
380
•
Inc
of
Co
15'A
100
443/4 Feb
Mar
31%
—_r
23% Feb
873
62
—
Intercoast Petroleum
Intl
5
1
L—"
6.66%
L
&
Corp
Hupp
26%
39 % Mar
Apr
23
5
(Un)
Oil Co
110
17%
Corp
Oil
42
2
(Un)
Brands
Standard
1,000
—1
—
Development
Hunt
-
A
10
26
31%
pfd class A—25-
Petroleum
•Southern Railway
a54
58
6%
Gas
Calif
2%
25
class
Co
Hotels
Hilton
42
i
25
—
Southern Company
Southern Pacific
2%
12%
Apr
25
_a
Studebaker Corporation (Un)
Hancock
421
25
36% Mar
Apr
36%
m-
a23% a23y8
25
preferred
4.48%
33 %
370
com„25
preferred
4.32%
a53
*
(Un)
Edison
15
(Un)
54 Va Mar
37%
37%
—_1
(Un)
—
297
....
Feb
32
61%
—3
& Ohio RR
Gulf Mobile
Mar
Oil Co Inc
Socony-Vacuum
1
(Un)__
—
Oil Corp
*
—
(Un)—
(Un)
Corp
Aircraft
Grumann
Chem
&
20
136
;
—
RR pfd
Great Northern
26%
Sinclair
85 V2
5
—
B
Original
Mar1
20
a26% a26%
_*
common™*
•
—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
r( Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Feb
Class
Jan
503
I———10';
.
Feb
a53% a54 %
—20
General Telephone
10%
103/4
393/8
•
69%
69%
—5
(Un)
Apr
80
common....._5
Corp
Motors
General
Jan
.5 55
69%
(Un)
Foods* (Un)
General
■*'
a26%
17% Mar
Jan
8%
a26% a27%
—2
,
9%
3b*/4
a19
a19
.1
Apr
145
,!
8%
a36% a36 %
a36 Va 1
15%
772
9 3/4
7
8%
8%
10
192
15% a!5%
a
_1
—
Lines
Tiger
Machinery & Chemical
Food
al5%
1
—
Signal Oil & Gas class A
Jan
15% Jar
14%
155%
15%
38%
—
11%
29
133/4
800
13 Va
24%
200
24% Apr
25
22%
.
13%
24%
22%
100
21% Mar
24% Mai
14%
14%
2,000
155% 156%
5,200
14%
154
Apr
Jan
Apr
15% Feb
Apr
161% Jan
9 % Mar
18
Mar
16%
1,200
38%
39%
1,000
38%
Apr
45%
Feb
39%
100
38%
Apr
43%
Jan
11%
39%
11%
1,200
10 y2
Jan
12
29
29
29'
Apr
323/,
15%
100
Jan
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1710)
Monday, April 20, 1953
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
BAKGE
Stock
Midwest
Last
stocks—
Par
Ashland Oil
$1.50
&
157a
16 >/4
1,500
27 V*
27 »/4
100
4
7%
7%
774
Co
3
4
4
4»/4
774
8
Washer
Avco Mfg
1
Corp
Products
Athey
Automatic
Corp
3
,
Friday
,
15
Feb
267b
Feb
Marshall
IS
...
Booth
Barg
Fisheries
Jan
Martin
(Glenn
Portland
Apr
97a
Feb
Medusa
Jan
5%
Jan
Apr
874
Feb
Mickelberry's
Sons
&
(Un).lP
1
*
l'/a
2,100
17b
57b
6%
3,700
507a
5274
700
49%
Apr
177a
18 Va
300
177a
Apr
12 7»
12'/4
550
12
17%
1774
100
17%
17%
I
5
10
—
787b
Z
51
3%
3%
Mar
Apr
South
Miller
2% Mar
21
Biscuit
174
Cenco Corp
Central & South West Corp
Central
Illinois
Central
111 Secur
Service
Pub
Corp
Motorola
Mar
76
Feb
85
50
5074
Jan
557b
Chesapeake
27*
Jan
3%
Muter
50
Jan
37
Mar
400
1274 Mar
17
Jan
100
14
177b Mar
14
100
13% Mar
157a
28
2974
500
28
337b Jan
l3/4
100
29
Mar
100
1%
Apr
Jan
27a
478
Apr
227a Mar
1,700
1/64
140,400
207s
1,000
193,4
Apr
474
600
47i
Jan
i\
1/128 Apr
47a
4174
63%
65
600
59% Mar
65
Apr
367a
36 y2
200
363/b
Apr
427b
Jan
28
28
100
267a
Jan
28
Apr
class
Gas
41 7b
700
3674
600
20
Jan
800
187b
Feb
61
61
250
61
Apr
637a
118% 11874
10
Apr
Oak
«
A
-50c
(Un)
1177a Mar
120
.—1
(Un)
(Un)_—
Car
Corp
(Un;
Curtiss-Wright
1,400
78
Apr
9674
Shoe
77/s
850
867b
300
85
Apr
957a
Jan
2,200
197s
Feb
22 7a
80
Jan
84
19 7b
197b
8274
50
52 74
200
517a Mar
4,500
227b
Jan
Dow
Chemical
137a
Apr
15
347a
3474
3474
6,700
337a
Apr
3774 Mar
367»
3674
367a
300
36
Feb
Class
10
10
100
10
327a
350
30
Jan
574
5%
600
.574
Feb
53/4
Jan
217a
20%
213/4
700
203/4
Apr
257b
Jan
1774
17%
300
1674 Jan
23
1,500
Eastern
Lines
Air
(Un)
de Nemours
3874
Inc
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
Eddy
Paper
Elgin
National
&
Steel
1,300
20% Jan
237a Mar
137a
2,000
127b
147a Mar
1,300
41% Feb
43%
13
Jan
167t Mar
*
427a
250
427a
427a
16
16
136
Corp
97a
Feb
113/4 Mar
Process
400
293A
Feb
34
Public
300
87b
Apr
97a
Apr
Feb
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Pullman
247b
Co
Inc
167b
167a
900
16
Mar
1874
Feb
377b
38
300
Jan
300
377a Apr
257a Jan
397a
267a
9/64
57a
57a
57b
2,500
(Un)—1
10%
107b
1
27%
27%
2
1278
1278
2
12%
1274
100
5
47B
107a
Apr
12
Jan
Apr
437a
Jan
Raytheon
1574
200
143/4
Apr
173/4
9474
400
94 7t
Apr
997b Mar
300
247b
Apr
287,
•
Airways
A
50
10,000
46 72
200
44
Feb
4674
129
133
133
134
Feb
140
127a
700
117a
Jan
13
Foods
General
Motors
Corp
Corp
General Public
12
300
12
Apr
137a
167B
1074
11
8
87a
12.50
600
Co of
Grlesedleck
2,000
100
15
Jan
Raisin
15 7b
500
157a
Apr
800
20
Apr
147b
1574
7,600
367a
35%
36%
500
357a
Apr
427b
32%
3278
100
317s
Feb
3674
123/a
77s
Jan
61
2 74
Jan
27a
70
5,400
600
67 7b
10 7a
200
107a
Feb
Feb
St
Louis
National
Louis
Public
Hammond
Instrument
Co
Harnlschfeger Corp
HeUeman
(G)
Brewing
Heln Werner Corp
Heller
Jan
69
107a
1078
107a
200
10
Apr
11 Va
—
8
8
347a
40 7b
87a
Apr
Bears
Roebuck
Serrick
300
40 7b
5674
Spencer
Apr
Shell
Apr
7374
Jan
Shellmar
Feb
ll3/a Mar
Slgnode Steel
Oil
Co
Huttlg Sash & Door
Illinois
Brick
3974 Mar
38
77»
7
774
974
97a
97a
450
13
1274
13
300
197a
1974
250
187b Mar
197a
91
91
17
177a
12 7b
13
750
25
700
Feb
7
Jan
9
Jan
1374 Mar
87b
90
Jan
91
15 7a
Jan
19
1
Feb
Spiegel
1274
Jan
1674
Jan
International
Paper
77B
4,300
Pacific
International
Shoe
Tel
&
77a Apr
2074
700
19%
750
21
200
105/a
Jan
187a
187a
3974
3974
40
8
277a
277a
277a
107a
9%
20
41%
297a
11
100
1,400
1,000
200
10
750
2174
900
42
28
97a
(Un)
Jan
.
Jan
22
Feb
Mar
23
Feb
11%
Apr
20
Jan
41
Interstate Power Co
Iowa
Illinois
Gas
&
Elec
Standard
Jan
257a
Feb
28
Mar
147a
Jan
Kaiser
Aluminum
Kansas City
Kansas
Katz
Power
Power
Drug
&
&
Chemical
&
Light
Light
(Un)
Co
247a Mar
Sunstrand Machine
Sunray
200
403A Apr
48'
2974
200
28
Feb
327a Mar
3074
1,600
30 y8
Feb
33
Jan
Swift
Oil
&
Corp
Co
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Kennecott Copper Corp
Koppers Co Inc
Kropp
La
Fprge
Salle
Co
Extension
Laclede-Christy
Laclede
Gas
Lam son
&
300
507a
Apr
56 V* Mar
Thor
383/8
Jan
407b
Feb
Thor
Power
1,300
167a
Apr
2074
Jan
Timken
10
1,400
107a
Jan
Co
10
Feb
303/4
303/4
300
287a
Jan
313/4 Mar
21%
22%
1,600
217a
Apr
2474
27%
277a
100
29%
297a
V 19%
197a
12%
Sessions
•
10
University
20%
Landis Machine Co
Lincoln
Printing Co common
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Lonergan Mfg class B
For footnotes see
pace 41.
I
JL
(Un)
1374
48
Jan
58
Mar
127b Mar
143/b
Jan
237a Mar
247a
247a
100
233/4
Jan
267a
Jan
257a
25 7a
100
25%
277b
Feb
1674
167a
250
16 74
57
1,500
Apr
Apr
Feb
187b Mar
600
1634
150
Apr
13% Jan
173/4 Mar
67 74
100
6774
Apr
72 3%
Jan
30 7b
30%
950
297a
Apr
35
Jan
16
30%
577a
167a
6774
I6V2
1674
300
15%
Jan
1874 Mar
407s
1,600
57
60% Mar
397a
43/i
43/4
33%
3374
157a
15 7a
in
7,700
1*5 Apr
ie Apr
45 %
45 7b
46 Vb
200
427a Feb
49 Va Mar
8%
87b
874
400
Feb
97b Mar
2 7a
39%
27a
6
53%
5
500
3474
157b
600
*
1.200
27b
800
6%
500
537b
100
3974 Jan
437a Mar
Mar
53/8
Apr
3374 Apr
377a
Jan
4
15 Va
8
Apr
1% Jan
5
Jan
533/4
72
72
727b
300
72
70 7a
707a
707b
700
70
35%
35
357a
1,100
35
Apr
1674 Feb
374 Mar
674
Apr
5974 Jan
Apr
81
Jan
Apr
787a
Jan
Apr
383/4
Jan
12 7b
12%
500
127a Jan
13
Mar
17%
1774
100
13
17 3/4
Apr
Mar
21
21
21 VB
1,600
237b
Feb
10%
10 74
103/g
350
10
Jan
107a
Feb
197a
197a
100
197a
Apr
2174
35 74
3674
1,100
3574
Apr
437.
Feb
2974
297a
500
29%
Feb
353/4
Jan
153/b
15 7s
650
147a
Feb
16 3/4 Mar
213/4 Mar
10
357a
157a
20%
Apr
Jan
i—1
19 Va
197a
197b
1.400
19% Feb
25
37%
363/4
37%
1,100
35%
Jan
39% Mar
537b
547b
300
537a
Jan
577« Jan
22
Apr
25
2274
18%
Co
1,300
18%
Jan
197a Mar
100
22 %
Apr
247b
2,200
12 V»
Jan
137b Mar
1,800
317a Feb
20 74
Feb
Feb
5
12 %
1274
12 7a
2
363/4
35 7a
3674
2%
27b
18%
187b
1874
300
16%
Jan
577a
57 7a
110
55
Jan
57% Mar
•
Salle
La
1,150
183/4
227a
1
208
So
227a
187a
227a
5
Co
St
Corp
263/4 Mar
3074 Mar
100
29
Apr
19
Feb
12 7a
300
11%
Jan
13 74
Jan
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Air Lines Inc
207a
100
187b
Jan
207a
Apr
United Corporation
3
7,800
27a Mar
3774 Mar
37b
Jan
207a
Jan
317» Mar
200
20% Mar
Apr
807s
Feb
U
S
Rubber
367a
Apr
397a Mar
U
S
Steel
37a
Jan
(Del)
•
66
6674
300
66
Apr
723/4
10
(Un)
287a
293/8
600
287a
Apr
32
1
574
574
100
5%
Jan
Feb
Mar
5% Mar
47a Mar
Co
(Un)
5
287a
2874
287a
300
28 Va
Apr
3l7i
Jan
*
39
383/4
4074
2,800
3874
Apr
447a
Jan
277a
Corp
6
300
53/4 Feb
6
Mar
Warner Bros Pictures
(Un)_.
Western Union Telegraph
167b
300
9
9%
1,600
93/4
Jan
Westinghouse
Electric
15
15%
200
143/4
Jan
1674
Feb
White
Co
177a
190
1774
Apr
20
277a
200
Apr
29
Jan
250
17%
Feb
197a Mar
Wieboldt Stores Inc
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wrigley (Wm) Jr><
27 Va
._5
15%
153/4
100
123/4 Jan
10
41%
413/4
200
39
Feb
437b Mar
45
45 7b
300
437a
50
27
27
100
26
Apr
Apr
287a Mar
147b
147B
150
13% Feb
147b Mar
153/,
1578
300
12
143/4
147s
400
14% Jan
15V4 Mar
737a
737a
200
72
Jan
737a Mar
12%
127b
100
12%
Feb
14%
153/4
Apr
Feb
19
18 7b
97a
147a
Jan
87b Mar
1774 Mar
107a
7,200
10%
Apr
197»
187b
19 V4
200
1878
Apr
2074
Feb
90
90
927s
300
67
Jan
927s
47b
9,400
37a
27
58
19
1
70
1774
97a
13
Apr
600
Walgreen Co
19
Apr
Feb
87a
23
*
Axle
(The)
50
9
1
Edison
Co
200
15
1
Trane
100
6
•
Toledo
3%
16
7
6 3/4
38
22%
Trav-Ier Radio Corp
Truax-Traer Coal common
7074
4
•
Llbby McNeil & Llbby.
57
13
1
377s
.—5
—25
Death & Co common—..
Jan
37B
—10
Co
Apr
20
377s
5
f
87a
5
Tool
Tool Co
'
—
100
25
Detroit
70
337,0
Co
(Un)
10 VB
3074
2174
•
87b
1
•
Corp
100
187b
1
87a
1
(The)
3974
——
Apr
5
."
Co
5278
—
Jan
293/s
Jan
17%
1
Feb
5%
550
1
Corp
10
_•
45 %
4,200
Apr
Jan
5
Storkline Furniture Corp
Studebaker Corp (Un)
39%
8.75
800
63/4
307a
10
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone
Container
Corp
50%
277a
497a
67a
297a
25
(Ohio)
Railway Equip
17%
1
477a
67a
15
(Un)
Sunbeam
•
com
J
Co
107a Mar
10
(Un)
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
5274 Mar
4878
307a
*
Indiana
of
N
Oil
—
3.50
197a
1
Sterling Aluminum Products
Mar
30%
*
♦
Apr
Jan
18 7a
39
97a Jan
Oil
Standard
327a Mar
29
7.50
(Un)
(Un)
California
of
Standard Oil
Jan
Texas
Co
Tel
Co
Dredging Corp
Standard Oil
—
International
177a
193% Mar
217»
——
200
—
(Un)
Inc
Standard
1374 MaT
350
77b
307a
177a
15
Corp
Warrants
Apr
Mar
1,300
20
♦
177s
Rights
Southern
Jan
187b
Oil
Southern Co
1074 Mar
127a Mar
18
187b
•
147b Mar
2
347a Jan
International Harvester
223/4
Feb
in
500
fUfcerlake Steamship Co
2974
Jan
1274
*
377a
1
Feb
21V4
300
5
377a
•
2574
200
27
-1
•
1
Co
Society Brand Clothes Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
217a
Co
Jan
1,500
133/4
6
Strapping
Sinclair
974
Jan
2274
1
Products
5574 Mar
—10
Jan
6274
137a
•
697a
—25
Co
437i
227a
—15
287a Mar
2174
Co
Steel
Co
Apr
29s/b
common.
Indiana Steel Products
Inland
&
^
Jan
3
Apr
Apr
1
Co
527a
.—2
Bartlett
407a
55
•
1.40
(Un)
267a
1
8 7a Mar
367b Mar
10
593/4
.10
Jan
Jan
3474 Jan
100
x253/4
*
class B common
Corp
27a
297a
Co
77a
Jan
200
347a
5574
407a
100
f
Jan
Mar
5
400
77i
Apr
60
common.—•
200
__1
(Walter E) & Co
Hlbbard
A
2,500
-1
1574
1,300
5
Stockyards
Service
Schenley Industries
Bchwitzer-Cummins
Standard
Co
jan
•
Co
627s
127a
103/4 Jan
*
537b
2
Jan
233/4
5
Regis
Jan
697b Mar
•
Brewery
18
*
637a
•
2674 T2774
91
Jan
50c
537a
3
Apr
2.50
Paper
St
16 Va Mar
Apr
1
(Un)
Jan
47a
10
Co
Paper
Sangamo Electric Co
♦
Western
Hallicrafters
America (Un)
617a
Gt Lakes Towing 7% non-cum pfd.100
Grelf Bros Cooperage class A
•
Feb
57b
700
5
2974 Mar
62 3 8
*
Co
Manufacturing
St
Feb
1074
69 y4
197a
133/8
20%
,•
2674
•
137a
127a Mar
117a Mar
15%
*
(Un)
20
Dredge & Dock—,
Jan
12 Va Mar
627a
<*
Indiana
617a
Great
Jan
267b
1
Co
9
Co
Greyhound Corp
100
1,000
10 7a
Gray Drug Stores
97b
100
100
3
•
5
(Un)
General Telephone Corp
Gibson Refrigerator Co
Lakes
66
66
*
Utilities
Gossard (W H)
River
Mar
12
6974
General
Apr
Jan
Apr
2074
33%o
Rexall Drug (Un)
Richman
Bros
Co
Jan
127a
12
1
iff
63%
57b
Apr
127b
1074
9/64 Apr
2074
25
Republic 8teel Corp (Un)
Jan
•
common
jan
257a
27a
(Un)
287a Mar
Jan
377b
2%
Corp
117a Mar
500
1
Co
30
Feb
200
5
Finance
Apr
77s
247s
——5
Corp
Feb
267b
(Un)
11
General American Transportation
General
257s
100
46
10
Feb
167a
preferred
Company
Oil
37 7b
16 7b
II
237a
Jan
377a
_——
Service
Radio Corp of
Rath
Packing
General Box
General Electric
1,400
9474
—
Pour-Wheel Drive Auto
Gamble-Skogmo
1074
1574
15
Jan
21
—
10
common
Car
107b
9474
(Un)_5
Phonograph
20% Mar
21%
(Un)
class
prior
377a
11
•
Watch—
Jan
3474 Mar
227a
—
Pressed
1,900
267a
1074
10
Corp
Radio
Emerson
257b
257a
10%
■
Feb
11
13%
Remington Rand (Un)
1
.
25%
Apr
217a
1
B
Jan
87a
87a
5
Apr
227a
27a
World
Co
conv
107b
33
10c
(E I)
217a
137a
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phllco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Jan
(Allen B)
A
du Pont
87b Mar
317a
.—I
8
Pictures
Pen
337a
974
97b
33
5
(new)
Co
73/4 Apr
217a
Pennsylvania RR
257a Mar
900
10
Dodge Mfg Corp
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
42% Mar
227b
Co
American
5%
Jan
137b
-
Mar
com—5
Co
Peabody Coal Co
Mar
13 y2
5
41
5374 Mar
13 y2
10
(Un)
34% Mar
Jan
227a
"I
Detroit & Cleveland Nav
Jan
2774
Mar
9/64
Edison
Pure
Deere & Company
Jan
41
10
(Minn)
Bancorporation
Paramount
Jan
8274
197*
1
(Un)
Corp
4
1074
10
Power
Manufacturing Co
Class
797b
85
25
1
Company
Jan
317a
1
RR
Packard Motor Car (Un)
Mar
25
Continental Motor Corp
Crane
Jan
97a
223/4
-10
Rights
Feb
•
Co
Power
Consumers
7%
1
—
Co
Co
States
Bush
Ohio
Feb
78
5274
Commonwealth Edison common
60
27s
363/4 Jan
2174 Mar
Co
(Un)
300
23 Va Mar
197b
•
System
—3
.'
Central
Northwest
Feb
227a
Inc
Clinton Foods
Columbia
Ilium
3
Specialists—
American
Nunn
207b Mar
37
X247< X2474
Electric
Apr
63 3/4
-1
197a
.100
4preferred
ait
Apr
2274
78
1
Cleveland Cliffs' Iron common
Cleveland
7/64 Apr
4174
pref.
—
American
Northern
57a Mar
Jan
47b
20%
367a
-10
Co
23,500
4174
$3.50
American Aviation
North
Pan
Chrysler Corp
32
7/64
Feb
33
Standard
York
Parker
Cities Service
Feb
327a
National Tile & Mfg
New
North
Jan
207b
47b
207b
11874
-23
277s
Feb
61
•
Apr
25
327a
Nash Kelvlnator Corp
Container
16
197a
.—.
900
-25
Company
13
367a
Chicago Towel Co^$7
convertible
preferred
2574
Jan
200
22 3%
(Un)
Ohio
&
Feb
25
950
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
Chicago & Southern Air LinesChicago Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
.
Apr
1,600
Co
Motor
Convertible
Apr
1,400
34
■
11 Va
50
2,050
Inc
National
4%
6%
Jan
37a
Co
National
193/4
Jan
8%
Cement—
Portland
Muskegon
Feb
,
57b
350
10%
Feb
19% Mar
163/4 Mar
474
4472
1,100
3974
137,
657a
1974
common.
100
6 74
107a
10
Montgomery Ward & Co
Apr
1/128
48 7a
6 7a
10%
39
Jan
Feb
207b
487a
6%
rnmmm
10 7b
19
16
1/128
1874 Mar
39%
Brewing
River
Chemical
1474
——
Bights
25% Mar
Apr
Jan
1
Monroe
627b
1%
Feb
137a
..10
Jan
100
'■!
2374
3,900
-i
common
5774
North
Carr-Consolidated
200
1474
Fuel
Missouri
127b
28
Inc
Apr
34
(Un)
Hart
67b
14
Pacific
High
24%
13%
7a
&
100
16
Low
247a
1374
——
Mississippi
64
Brothers
Canadian
Utilities
Minneapolis
147B
(F)
1
Range Srace Jan. 1
High
243%
•
Jan
64
—
Manufacturing
Mills Corp
Corp
ii—4
Feb
147b
—
Co
Products
174
Feb
,4
Cement
Food
Low
48% Mar
17b Mar
4,500
5
V
Burton-Dixie
Butler
787B
51
5
Company
Burlington
2
Shares
Rights
117b Mar
Feb
_•
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Borkhart
Jan
17b
1—20
.
45
Apr
J)
,
50
1974
Brad Foote Gear,
Bodd
Jan
50
Corp
(E
10
197B
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach
1,100
for Week
•
Metropolitan Brick Inc
7%
46 Va
Co
46 Yt
mil
L)
77b
19 7b
17a
•
common
4
•
1
Corp—
W)
(George)
107a
<fe Co
350
10
Baatian-Blessing Co —
Bearing Specialty common
Beiden Manufacturing Co
Benguet Consolidated Mining
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Binks Manufacturing
107a
107a
Field
400
2,500
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
187b Mar
287a
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Middle
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton.
17
STOCKS
Low
•
Refining common
preferred
2nd
conv
APRIL
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
WEEK
for Week
Range
ef Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week'a
Friday
(Cont.)
Exchange
37a
872. Jan
27a
Jan
Apr
47b Apr
Motor
Yates-American
Corp
-12%
45
1
common
Machine
Co
14%
Feb.
,
Mar
157a Mar
Jan
Number 5213...The
Volume 177
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1711)
35
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
APRIL
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week'e
Friday^
Week's
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Tel
American
•
Co
Stores
American
39%
—100
Tel
A
Loto
—10
Apr
17%
Jan
20% Mar
27
542
25%
Feb
28%
«
10%
10%
10%
259
9%
Jan
3%
3%
309
3%
Jan
3%
3%
8,941
20%
22%
1,570
14%
14%
77%
80
*
78%
25
•
8
8
3%
Apr
16% Mar
583
77%
Apr
96
8%
170
130
24%
24%
1,150
33%
33 %
33%
401
—_
1
Battery
E)
1
—_—
61%
14%
.;
—
.
13%
13%
33%
34
'50
20 '/a
20
.10
Mfg
Pennsylvania Water A Power Co
Philadelphia Electric
common
$1 div preference common
Phila Transportation Co commons.20
Participating preferred
45'A
Corp
El
Sun
13%
12 % Mar
9%
Jan
11 Va
13%
Jan
18 Va Mar
Apr
12%
Jan
14% Mar
32 %
Jan
35% Mar
20%
2.498
20
Apr
23%
Jan
44%
45%
228
Apr
52%
Jan
38%
38%
24
32
32%
5,588
23%
24
4%
4%
255
6%
1,155
44%
Mar
38% Apr
30% Apr
41
33
Jan
23
25
Mar
Feb
4% Mar
6% Mar
6%
7%
Apr
Jan
31%
32
31
Apr
36'A
26%
26%
26%
333
26%
27%
70
26%
Apr
Apr
'27% Mar
27%
27%
Feb
29%
Apr
33%
Jan
29%
29%
57
56%
57%
75%
~5
195
864
74 %
20
36
35%
54'A
407
J
5%
5
35%
13%
80
*
29%
.■—«.—i—--1'
Improvement
Jackson
Byron
Calamba
Jan
59% Mar
Apr
82%
Jan
Jan
5
1.499
Jan
6
Jan
38
Feb
31%
Jan
Pacific
Baltimore Transit
$2,500
58
64% Apr
Mar
Feb
14%
Jan
47%
Jan
52 % Mar
26%
26%
1,265
25%
Apr
6 Va
6%
1,620
5%
Jan
25
29
29
235
29
Apr
33%
Jan
19% al9%
120
20Va
Apr
24%
Jan
583/4
614
573/4
Apr
63%
Co
Jan
a27Va a287/a
305
29%
Apr
38%
Jan
1.05
1.15
4,600
1.05
Apr
1.35
Jan
36%
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.'■•/■
;■
•"'
-
cl
System
■•V-
Arkansas Natural Gas Co common.
preferred
6%
Indus
of
*
*
Columbia Gas System
Duquesne Brewing
::i5
-—-
Y
Star
Gas
McKinney
Mfg
Natco
Ruud
Vanadium
Co
Electric
Foods
General
22 Va Mar
General Motors Corp
13%
Mar
7%
Jan
General
Corp
Paint
2nd
preferred
Public
Company
Jan
2
Co
State
Ltd
28
Apr
32'/a Jan
Great
363
52%
Jan
58% Mar
Greyhound
10
10
100
9%
Jan
10 Va
8c
Jan
IOC
Jan
24%
Jan
26% Mar
Hilton
Hotels
Hobbs
Battery Co class B
Homestake
24%
24%
24%
55
14%
26
26
26%
26%
44%
46%
14%
Apr
25%
Apr
29% Jan
392
15 %
—'
650
10
14%
16% Feb
26%
Apr
28%
43%
513
Apr
Feb
49% Mar
San Francisco Stock
Friday
Alaska
Co
Gold
Juneau
(Un)
Alleghany Corp
,——
Mining
(Un)
Mfg
—_
Aluminium Ltd
Inc
Airlines
American
44%
Feb
Feb
28% Jan
532
2%
Feb
3%
a5
a5
176
4% Feb
70% Feb
390
53%
a47% a47%
45
13%
13%
14%
14%
50
3%
Apr
common
American Can
Co
American
Car
A
American
Factors
Amer
Potash
&
12%
'Un)
Ltd
Chem
&
class
Light (Un)
*
ABB (Un)...—•
American
Radiator
American
Smelting A Refining—
Viscose
Corp (Un)
Woolen Co (Un)
Anaconda
Anglo
Oil
Fuel
Ark
Steel
Armco
A
Armour
Mining
Natl-Bank
Copper
Calif
—5
10
5
50
10
5
—P2
3
Corp—
(111) (Un)
Co
Top & Santa Fe
Atchison
•
(Un)——60
.20
Corp
(Un)
Atlantic Refining Co
Atlas Corp
(Un)
Atok-Blg Wedge capital
Avco Mfg Corp
Baldwin
(Un)
Securities
Baltimore
& Ohio
(Un)
5%
Bendix
100
_1
,
(Un)
Aviation Corp
Oil Co
Blair Holdings Corp
(Un)
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
(Un)
r
19%
73c
—
,
Jan
349
67%
Feb
72
Jaa
60
52%
Jan
54% Mar
62%
1,538
60
Apr
12%
165
10
Feb
12%
17
100
15%
Jan
17%
Apr
17 %
200
15%
Jan
17%
Apr
10
267/a
Jan
27% Mar
10
36
Feb
36
a35% a35%
6%
7% Jan
Apr
69% Feb
20 Va
100
17
Jan
21% Mar
18
866
17
Jan
18% Mar
76
76
20
70
Jan
78
Apr
a517/8 a53%
42
52%
Jan
54%
Jaa
2%
720
2%
Feb
2% Feb
a53
a54
375
54%
Jan
58% Mar
13
13
675
12%
Jan
13 Va Mar
25%
26%
804
24
Feb
26%
13
12
12%
13%
2,325
17%.
17%
150
15%
4%
4%
200
4%
a39% a40%
28% Mar
14%
5%
147
38% Apr
40%
52
250
49
95
15% Mar
I6V4 Mar
18% Mar
53
Feb
17%
al8
25
17% Mar
7%
7%
250
6% Jan
1.80
a
1.80
1.85
2,245
1.55
—
a49%
a45
a45
50
30 %
30%
255
a41% a41%
—
50
a49%
7%
Feb
36
36
Jan
39% Feb
Leslie
13% Jan
15% Mar
Apr
33
Jan
44% Mar
45
Mar
54
Jan
30 Va
Apr
18
350
16%
Apr
20%
Jan
11%
1,710
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
35c
35c
250
31c
Jan
40c
Apr
13
a__
Jan
2.60
■■
.
Salt
Co
37%
7
9%
i
—
1
*13
15% Feb
Macy
43% Jan
Magnavox Co —
Marchant Calculators
154%
Apr
160% Mar
Jan
50
Apr
23% Feb
60
560*
1,024
38% Apr
39% Jan
44% Jan
169
11
275
410
Apr
25% Mar
42%
Apr
73%
Jan
21%
Apr
22%
Apr
27%
27%
992
26%
Jan
30 Va Mar
a46%
a47
45
45%
Jan
47
5
415
3%
Jan
a68% a70%
350
70%
Apr
82
Feb
580
51%
Apr
59%
Jan
325
37
Jan
40% Apr
10% Apr
51%
52
37%
38Va
9%
10%
22%
23
al3 al3%
:
3,440
19%
Apr
Martin
Co
43% Jan
12% Mar
100% Jan
30
Apr
30
Mar
1.10 Jan
8%
Feb
30% Mar
Feb
4% Apr
59% Mar
245
1% Feb
49"% Apr
11% Mar
'2.15 Jan
39% Apr
*
76
■
./
--
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I
—8
—
Navigation Co (Un)
Sugar Co (Un)
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un).
McBryde
.
Feb
24%
21%
Apr
26 % Mar
175
I
11% Jan
13% Feb
230
24% Apr
25% Jan
92
24%
al8% al9%
16%
8% Jan
290
20% Mar
22% Jan
16%
Apr
18
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16'%
Jan
al4% al4%
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--
—•
5
16%
(Glenn)
—
25
15
Jan
18% Mar
16%
17
/927
16%
Apr
19
6%
6%
225
6%
Apr
a35
18
a 35
50
14%
14%
200
3%
3%
300
a25% a25%
12
36%
Feb
14%
Apr
2%
Jan
6% Apr
36%
Jan
Fab
—
Meier A Frank
Middle
14%
3%
*25%
10
1
•
Co Inc
Co common
South Util Inc
Menasco
Mfg
'
Rights
7«
Lode Mines—P.10
(Un)
10c
Monolith Port Cem com
(Un)__
*
Montana-Dakota Utilities (Un)——5
a25%
*
—
Mindanao
M
J
A
4c
Mother
1.30
M & M Cons
Power
Co
—
Montgomery Ward A Co
Morrison-Knudsen Co
(Un)———
10
1% Jan
57%
Jan
13% Mar
3.00 Feb
48% Feb
a—
*
80% Apr
Nash-Kelvinator
Corp
City Lines
National Distillers Prod
33
.
National
Natomas
N
Y
Gypsum
Co
—-1
*21 fa
Company
Central
RR
(Un)*.
*
—•
5c
595,086
4c
Mar
1.40
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45%
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78
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Jan
21
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16%
112
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Jan
Feb
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18%
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431
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100
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220
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Apr
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4
22 % Mar
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11% Mar
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Jan
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—
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General
161%
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19%
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——.......
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Jan
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Feb
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530
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—
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38%
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10 Va
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Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
for Week
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Friday
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
19%
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27 %
preferred
27%
Apr
28 % Mar
542
16%
Jan
20% Mar
Scott
Paper
150
10%
Feb
13 %
Jan
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21%
25
—
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17%
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19%
Feb
20
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70
Apr
83%
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Feb
22
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10
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15
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Apr
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27
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100
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156
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Mar
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Mar
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27%
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38
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Jan
Feb
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•
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Apr
82
46
1,299
*
Feb
40
18%
Apr
25
class A
12%
37%
25
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83% Mar
23%
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Apr
Apr
48%
75
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168
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7%
17
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26%
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150
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38%
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60
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Canadian Bronze
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Apr
50
,
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13%
80
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5,500
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13%
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•
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class A—..*
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B
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Low
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British
of Prices
•
common
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Canada
131/.,
25
50
Salea
for Week
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Sale Price
for Week
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Week's
Last
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Canadian Funis
Friday
Wcek'3
L*«i
Sale Price
STOCKS
John, N.
EL
-
Moncton, N.
B.
Number 5213
Volume 177
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1713)
37
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
17
Canadian Stock Exchange
for Week
Range
Sale Price
APRIL
Sales
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Par
;
Dow
Low
•
Brewery Ltd common
16
0
preferred__20
Electrolux Corp
1
Famous Players Canadian Corp
1
Dryden
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Paper
Paper
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16
16
33 %
1014
1014
50
20%
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Jan
23
Feb
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Jan
21
Feb
Mar
14%
Jan
Apr
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Jan
Jan
22% Mar
21
2014
a
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160
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21 >4
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•
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109
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103
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2114
100
100.
preferred
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21%
60
*
preferred
__
100
Greater Winnipeg Transit
Gypsum Lime
Hamilton Bridge
Smith
Howard
20%
205
101
Feb
105
110
105%
Jan
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Apr
19
Feb
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3,413
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58
Feb
11
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Feb
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preferred
;
25
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7%
6
6
3314
4014
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
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—
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International Power
'
Jan
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200
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
6,580
40%
Apr
46%
Jan
48
Apr
131
Mar
1,316
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Apr
55
Mar
2,132
25
Jan
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25
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Apr
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28
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29
22
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25
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preferred
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Mitchell
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Canada
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Montreal
Montreal
•
—
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prefererd
5%
National
Drug & Chemical
National
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Penmans
6%
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Ltd
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4%
Canada
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Rolland
Power 4% %
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Saguenay
St
Water & Power
Series A 4%
preferred
Class B 414% preferred
Shawinigan
Sicks'
Breweries
Simpsons
common
Canada
Southern
Steel
Thrift
United
Steel
Weston
(Geo)
414 %
Wilsils
Winnipeg
and
Winnipeg
Electric
Zellers
5%
Gas
Central
Limited
:
pfd—-
5%
165
19
69
Feb
Feb
20 % Mar
72
Jan
48
Mar
52
Jan
Jan
115
Jan
i 38
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10
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21
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Low
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85
810
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preferred
Apr
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36%
Jan
34
53/^
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Jan
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23
50
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1
3,305
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31%
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4
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International
4,275
3314
International
;
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23
85
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2,285
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$1.50 preferred
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io
100
30
$4.25
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2,320
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3214
23
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32
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Friday
Feb
33%
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'
WEST, MONTREAL
UNiversity 6-2463
Investment
Dealers'
Association
of Canada
send
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 20, 1953
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock
Exchange (Cont.)
Fri£**t
STOCKS
WeKka'„ge
Sale Price
Par
Dome
-
Mines
K')
Donalda
Mines
East Rim
East
2lVz
21%
300
3.40
3.25
3.65
12,400
1
-
69y2c
Mines
Fab
Metal
Mines
Falconbridge
Mines
Frobisher
Lake
s
5.05
5.05
5,40
1.85
2.10
1
85c
85c
90c
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18
1-28
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Goldfields
Gold
Mines
Mines
Gold
Ltd_
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19 Ve
18
1.50
10,700
4c
4%c
1,500
7.45
Apr
1.63
6.70
Jan
90c
Apr
300
Jan
1.53
Apr
6c
•
90c
90c
500
5.90 Jan
9.90
89c
C.
200
BAY
Feb
1.50
1.58
72c
72c
72c
500
58c
Feb
30c
30c
34c
7,000
30c
61c
Jan
Gunnar Gold Mines Ltd
Apr
1
1114
11'A
12
1,300
3.95
Jan
13%
Feb
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
5
13%
13'/2
14'/a
730
13%
Apr
15%
Jan
18c
Jan
Hudson
Rand
Gold
Mines
—1
Mines
Jaculet Mines Ltd
L
1.05
15c
15c
5,100
3.25
3.65
33,900
4bc
Jan
5.00
1 05
1.05
1.19
67,800
80c
Mar
1.85
13c
13c
500
10c
Jan
24c
10c 12%c
8,000
10c
Jan
14c
Jan
3,000
17
20%
Jan
Toronto Slock
Uaaadiaa
Feb
1
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12 %c Mar
Yukon Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
1
Ltd
12%c
1
STOCKS
Mar
Keyboycon Mines Ltd
*
17c
16c
21c
50,500
10c
Apr
47c
Jan
Keymet Mines Ltd
1
59c
59c
59c
500
5ue
Apr
7oc
Mar
Ladulama
Gold
Mines
Mines
Mines
42c
6,000
26c
Jan
80c
Feb
Acme
35c
40c
16,700
35c
Apr
70c
Jan
Mines
Nesbitt
8V2C
12,000
6c
Jan
12c
Jan
5y2c
6c
8,100
4c
Jan
9%c
Feb
Akaicho
17c
17c
1,000
17c
Apr
25c
Jan
Aibermont
1
LaBine
New
Calumet
Delhi
New
Ltd—
Formaque
New
64
64
64%
50c
13%
150
Larder
New Louvre
Mines Ltd
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New Santiago Mines Ltd
Nocana
Mines
Gold
Opemiska
Copper
Pato Cons Gold
(Quebec)
Ltd
Mining
Corp
Gold
15c
Uranium
15c
36c
1.69
8%c
500
Mines
1
Tazin
Mines
Ltd
Trebor
700
600
8V2c
8V2C
500
3.35
3.50
7,468
20c
21c
&
15c
Corp
Apr
Feb
Arjon
Feb
3.05
15c
Jan
20c
3.55 Feb
Mar
14c
2,000
88c
Jan
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Mar
8c
Jan
dn
Feb
14c
14,000
5V4c
12,500
17%
325
2.65
2.75
7,000
38,999
Feb
17%
14c
16c
4.75
1,610
87c
88c
1,500
1,200
45c
46c
Jan
Jan
24c
Mar
7c
Jan
22
Jan
3.40
8%c Jan
4.55
Feb
1.54
Apr
87c
45c
27c
21c
1.60 Mar
4.55
Jan
33c
3,500
Feb
17c
Mar
5.80
Jan
1.20
Apr
Jan
63c
Jan
14c
Apr
10c
1,000
9c
7.55
2,025
7.30
Apr
9.70
Feb
3,000
2.30
Aur
2.99
Jan
2.50
22c
24c
Mar
13,000
20c
53c
60c
80,500
53c
2 00
2 00
1 30
2,000
2,100
34,700
1 20
24c
24c
33c
3.85
3.85
3.90
40c
21%
320
*
_
21%
1
Malartic Mines Ltd
Amulet Mines Ltd—'—
Weeden Pyrite &
Copper
Wendell Mineral Products
3.10-
3.25
Apr
Oils
Ltd
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Canada
Oils
Qanada
Southern
Lands
Ltd
Oils
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Oil
Co
Empire
Ltd7
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Kroy
ll%c Jan
2.40
,
National
Ltd
Petroleums
Corp
New
Eritlsh
New
Concord
New
Continental OH Co
Okalta
Dominion
Dev
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Omnitrans
Pacific
&
Ltd
Oil
Ltd
Exploration
Petroleums
Sweet
Tor
Grass
Oils
Oils
Wllrich
Petroleums
see
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60c
9,300
35c
Feb
80c
Feb
17c 20 %c
25,300
16c
Apr
30c
Jan
•
1
Ashdown
12,500
12
43c
11%
10c
12%
10c
11c
Hardware
class
B.
Mines
Feb
Jan
16c
Jan
24c
Jan
17%
Apr
17%
18
210
Jan
Feb
1.04
Apr
19
Feb
1.70
1.68
1.77
64,100
15 %c
15 %c
16c
17,400
14c
Jan
27c
19
19%
2,795
19
Apr
23%
Jan
13c
13c
1,000
11c
Feb
16c
Jan
8%c
10c
10,500
8c
Jan
16c
Feb
19%
9V2C
-1
1.60 Mar
1.88
Jan
Feb
Mines
-1
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—I
Aunor Gold
7%e
8c
21,800
6%c Jan
20c
Jan
32c
30c
33c
20,157
30c
Apr
33c
Apr
16c
15 %c
16c
8,500
15c
Jan
25c
Feb
2.70
River
2.70
2.75
700
2.65 Mar
3.10
Jan
9%
9%
100
7%
9%
Apr
.
Avlllabona Mines Ltd
Feb
-1
Bagamac Mines
bauey Seiburn Oil A Gaa class A
34c
29c
38c
126,350
20c
Mar
42c
1
28c
27c
32c
86,175
19c
Jan
42c
Feb
Feb
Bankfield Consolidated
1
4.75
4.75
5.00
6,800
4.60
Feb
5.80
50c
Oil
2.45
2.45
2.60
7,270
1.90
Feb
2.91 Mar
7,500
Jan
1
7%c
7c
8%c
Apr
Bank
of
Montreal
10
32%
32%
32%
865
Bank
of
Nova
31% Mar
Jan
10
33% Mar
39%
39
39%
of
38%
Apr
42
Mar
Jan
Bank
549
39%
Barnat
Mines
43
Mar
Feb
Barvue
Mines
Mar
46c
Jan
21
Mar
24%
Jan
Scotia
Toronto
10
12c
Jan
40%
315
39%
Apr
1.45
1.35
1.55
361,017
1.05
Jan
1.55
1
3.00
2.70
3.05
13,215
2.70
Apr
4.20
1.00
1.00
1.15
3,400
1.00
Apr
1.95
Jan
1.50
1.50
1.55
8.750-
1.30
Jan
1.55
Apr
——
Co
Jan
1
Ltd-
Warrants
Barymin
6%c
Ltd
__
Apr
Jan
Feb
49c
Jan
Jau
49c
Jan
Feb
8
Jan
4C
4c
Jan
Apr
45c,
Apr
2.50
3c
Jan
66 %c Mar
Apr
28c
3,500
45c
45c
6.90
7.00
200
58c
62c
31,800
1,500
J.50
1.50
43c
Jan
4.40
Jan
7c
Apr
Jan
Feb
Petroleums
50c
50
4.70
5.05
IOV2
Mar
12%
2,000
10V2
Feb
40c
700
Feb
2.50
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72c
Mar
,
Jan
8.25
Apr
Mar
1.40
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6.90
58c
Jan
80c
1.80
54c
Jan
Beattle-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Uranium Mines
Bell Telephone
Blbis
Jan
Apr
12% Mar
Bidgood
Blue
Ribbon
500
3.55
86c
Feb
4.25
Jan
Feb
96c
80c
Jan
23c
100
3.45
4,600
Apr
28c
74c
23c
2.90
25c
Feb
5,100
32c
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28c
Apr
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2,200
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5.95
3,700
1.20
8.50
41c
Apr
Jan
14c
Jan
Feb
Braisaman
Brantford
Brazilian
Traction
Feb
2,005
3.95 Mar
5.25
Feb
1.45
1.45
1.50
1,300
1.30 Feb
1.90
Jan
14%
British
Columbia
Jan
4%%
7.50
10%
12c
Jan
40c
14%
100
14
Jan
10%
10%
8,453
10
Mar
2.99
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10c
*
12c
34,500
2.20 Feb
2.65 Mar
1.78
Feb
2.20
Jan
00
1 35
6,000
1.23
Jan
1.52
Jan
2 75
900
2.50
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100
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81
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100
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170
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48 y2
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common.
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preferred
50
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40 Wall
8%c Feb
2,020
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Feb
13
1,500
36c
Feb
50c
18 y2
Apr
Feb
21%
Jan
2.25
Jan
Street, New York 5, N.Y.
Telephone: WHitehall
Feb
1.68
Company Inc.
Mar
90c
90c
Apr
59c
45,200
51 %c
Apr
77c
Feb
Gairdner & Company Limited
39C
43c
23,150
39c
Jan
60c
Jan
118
1 24
69,350
Toronto
89c
Jan
Montreal
75c
Mar
Calgary
Kitchener
1.40
1,800
82c
85c
6,700
1.39
1.54
4.000
88c
88c
50,000
L.J.L-
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Feb
4,410
1 35
90c
82c*
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Feb
1 65
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Feb
1.10
Jan
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Gairdner, Son & Company
Quebec City
1.45 Mar
'
Feb
5,050
51%C
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19c
2,200
5.85
Jan
41.
Jan
10%
40c
5.50
39c
1.39
52c
Apr
38c
5.65
52c
*
Jan
Feb
38c
1
1 86
83c
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36c
1
1 00
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Jan
Jan
Jan
100
2 50
1 21
15
11%
2.05 Mar
200
1 00
Jan
20c
4.50
Lake
American Oil
2 20
1 95
20c
4.40
ordinary—
British
2 13
1 85
Jan
Mar
Apr
4.45
*
Roofing class A.
Jan
2*20
19v.
Apr
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1.18
2 13
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Mar
16
Jan
Jan
11%
57C
53c
13 %c
Jan
1.65
1,000
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12c
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Jan
1.75
4c
Apr
19c
2%c Jan
12 %c
Brltalta
2.55
1,000
*
16
25,333
Bristol
55c
2,400
4c
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30,500
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13.25
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16
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30c
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3.70
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2.00
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8c
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Jan
Apr
60c
19c
10,200
18c
Apr
300
5,400
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12c 14 %c
4.75
4,500
22c
14 %c
1,000
65c
1.00
18c
Boymar
Jan
16
Jan
1.74 Mar
Mar
1
Bralorne
Jan
*
3.75
Jan
55c
Bordulac
1.56
70c
47c
common—
2.75 Mar
75c
52,100
Brewis Red
*
Corp
9c
1,000
2,100
45,400
1,501,500
6.45 Mar
23c
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1
Jan
45c
Feb
3.10
70c
20c
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Jan
72c
53c
Jan
90c
65c,
39
42c
1.02
3.85
1.20
57c
Feb
Feb
Feb
29c
5.10
60c
2.90
1.10
2.10
Feb
35c
44c
300
3^5
3.10
2.85
61c
1.35 Mar
43c
37
47c
200
Jan
3,525
1
1 15
5.95
168,200
1
6.15
5 00
11,612
57c
6%
Bobjo Mines
Bonville
Gold
6.15
95c
1.55
38%
48c
1.10
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Kirkland
5,334
Jan
1.45
38%
52c
Quebec
Gold
Yukon
80c
72c
1.45
Berens River
Bevcourt
.
38%
Mines
Jan
13% Mar
5.05
Ltd—
Beaver Lodge
Belleterre
45c
400
49c
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8c
18
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Aumacho
Feb
Jan
60c
10
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Feb
55c
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Mines
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10c
29c
6,500
1.04
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Jan
7.000
12c 12 %c
78c
•
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9c
32c
1,065
12c
•
(1937)
5%c Jan
16,500
93c
Asher Oil Co Ltd
Aubelle
2,000
17c
38c
1
Atlas Steels
Atlas
6%c
15c
_
38 %c
1
Corp
Jan
46c
Jan
1.38
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6%c
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190
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Corp
75c
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Westburne oil Co Ltd
Western. Homestead Oils
12 y*
13
1
Ltd
Jan
42c
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Ltd—
Jan
8.25
6%
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American
Trl-Tor
Jan
21c
Apr
36 %c
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3.30
Jan
6.75
36 %C
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Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Quebec Oils Development Ltd
960
Feb
10%c
•
3,000
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2.50
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3,340
10,400
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1
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35c
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21,150
15%
35c
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24c
9,200
60c
1
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Jan
22c
10,100
__
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Minerals
Jan
74c
24c
Apr
37c
1
Petroleum Ltd
&
54c
Mar
33c
1
Oils
Jan
Mar
65c
35c
1
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30c
35c
28c
4.95
Gas
18c
6,100
3,800
21c
37c
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2,710
38c
70c
28c
•
&
19c
28c
1
Oils
Jan
Bata
•
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53 y2
2.60
warrants
Central Leduc Oils Ltd
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
Apr
Base Metals Mining
25c
Ltd
44%
3.25 Apr
5%c Feb
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd
——*
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
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2
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
•
Explorers
4,377
12%
—.1
Ltd
47%
10 %
1
Ltd
44%
Jan
2%c Apr
*
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Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
2.25
500
*
Ltd
Co
49%
200
1
Ltd
Apr
1,000
50c
1
—
Oil
Jan
38%
36c
2%c
__
Central
Argus
Bellekeno
Petroleums
43c
1,110
1.60
33c
10 y2
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Apr
39%
1.60
1.65
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Anglo-Canadian
Feb
32c
38%
45c
__
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Copper Mines Ltd—1
Altex
1.60
1,357
38%
2y4c
__
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1
Ltd
Jan
Feb
1.65 Mar
10%
1
Waite
3.00
Apr
1.20
13,500
__
1.35
2.80
Feb
4.80 Mar
2.00
2,700
35c
■
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Jan
1.30
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60c
Apr
2 00
1
1.07
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67c
•
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60c
1
1
2,300
19,775
1.55
Feb
10c
2.30
1
1.10
2.60
*
Apr
7.35
24c
;
1.42
2.40
35 %c
1
Armistice
8%c Mar
7,200
2.30
Ltd—
Feb
19C
•
Mines
2.00
90c
5c
__
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36c
•
Apex Consolidated Resources
Aquarius Porcupine
1.05
15c
1
Feb
Feb
1
Ankeno Mines
Mar
18c
17%
—
Feb
30c
7
67c
Yellowknife
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1.65 Jan
,*
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Zinc Mines.—;
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15c
94c
2,500
13c
45c
48c
445
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Banff
Vinray
VFestville
Jan
77c
90c
1
Ventures Ltd
violamac
Mines
Q
Jan
17c
1
Ltd—
Asbestos
Lead
Jan
7.35
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Mines
United
United
4.20
1
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Hughes Gold
robrit Silver
Apr
2 ic
4.55
1
Jan
Jan
9,500
8%
Jan -
1.70
__
1
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Teck
19c
7,000
1
•
Jan
Apr
2.90
1
Ltd
16c
12c
34c
__
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Apr
Feb
5c
1
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Mar
1.70
...
14c
17c
41,725
20c
•
Petroleums
Lead
66c
1.05
13c
1
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
Leduc
Nepheline
Ana con
18c
30c
__
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American
Anchor
Jan
600
__
7% Mar
18 y2 Mar
19c
1
Anglo-Canadian Oil
8%c
1,500
__
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Feb
8%
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1
trust
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Feb
Mar
12c
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Feb
Jan
40c
3.20
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16%
1.07
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2.90
10c
1.00
8y2c
645
455
20c
2.40
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54c
5,970
12c
1
,
Pacific
Aigoma
Amalgamated
7%
17%
44%
Distillers
Alberta
Aluminium
Feb
7
18c
Knife—
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36c
Jan
5,800
14c
2.90
__
26%
High
1.54
Yellow
Apr
13c
__
14% Mar
Jan
Low
19c
Mar
82c
Apr
25%
Feb
1.65
13 %
1,260
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&
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Alberta
3,765
26%
17
20c
Apr
13c
33 %c
1
Ltd
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13%
26
7%
Apr
1.30
42c 43V2c
__
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Ltd
4.45
Apr
Apr
1.25
4,000
72,800
Mar
Gas
American
?.40 Mar
90c
500
34c
43c
•
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7,900
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1
Ltd
4.45
1.45
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1
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
6herrltt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Miller
15c
1
Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd—
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines
Siscoe
500
1
—
Silver
Jan
Mar
30'/2c
Dredging Ltd—
Goldfields
Rlx-Athabasca
8c
65c
1.45
1
Que Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador Development
Quemont
Jan
Mar
97,100
2.90
—.
Mines
Paramaque Mines
Perchcourt
Ltd
41c
5c
90c
1
Mines
Apr
40c
1.65
*
Nubar Mines Ltd
G'Brien
25c
Jan
7,000
1
Normetai Mining Corp Ltd
14%
14,000
1.25
50o
Ltd
Apr
50c
90c
•
13
5'/2C
4.30
1
——
Mar
48c
1.27
1
Jan
66c
4,500
«
4.35
1
69%
Jan
Jan
5V2c
__
1
Mines
38c
1.10
30c
48c
1
Ltd—.
Island
25c
1
Ltd—;
Mines
U
25c
_1
—
Apr
63% Apr
18,000
13
82c
195
45c
13
1
Ltd-—
Mines
Goldvue
New
1,000
49c
1
Mines
Ltd
82c
1
*
Uranium
82c
•
.
Mines
82c
5
Ltd
Mines
17
1
Ltd
38c
__
1
__
Ltd—.
Mines
New
common
Agnew-Surpass
7y2c
Range Since Jan. 1
13%
17
—
Shares
High
.20
A
35c
Merriil Island
Mining Corp Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd—
Montauban
Class
40c
—__1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
Monpas
Acadia-Atlantic
of Prices
Low
Paper common.
preferred
1
Ltd—
Goldfields Ltd—
Macdonald
$1.50
Si
—*
Mines
Ltd—_
Lingside Gold Mines Ltd
Louvicourt
Power
Acadia-Uranium
Lafayette Asbestos
Lavalie
Abltibl
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
18%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
•
18
Exchange
Funds
Friday
Feb
Feb
.
Kenmayo
Stock Exchange
Feb
3.45
—
CO.
CANADA
Feb
2.05
1
Uranium
.
1.20 Mar
•—-1
Inspiration
Iko
1,900
&
1.29 Mar
1.50
Ltd
all
v
TORONTO,
Members—The Toronto
Feb
•
Mines
on
STOCKS
FIELDS
STREET,
Jan
1
Grandines
GOLD
Feb
9.25
11%
Feb
•
Graham-Bousquet
STOCKS
Inquiries invited.
C.
Apr
23%
Feb
Feb
2c
CANADIAN
2.40 Mar
Apr
18
COLD
Jan
Apr
80c
225
10
—
Apr
*
7-45
9.90
9..90
*
85c
CANADIAN
Jan
1.05 Feb
660
1.28
—
Ltd—•
Mines
V
—
4.20
84c
Jan
5.05
6,500
...
17
We specialize in and have complete information
22% Mar
Feb
1.10
14,700
Ltd
Ltd
APRIL
High
Jan
50c
2,025
1 85
Limited
Yellow knife
God
8,800
—*
(1945)
Giant
9,500
1.22
1
Ltd-.--—
Nickel
Mines
80c
1.10
—1
Fenimore Iron Miles
Fontana
68c
1.10
Ltd
Eastern Metals Corp Ltd
19%
2.90
1
„—
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
2VA
Ltd
8ullivan
Shares
High
1
Nickel
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
Ltd
Dominican Asbestos
FOR
Salcs
.
Kingston
Hamilton
;
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London
Jan
(1715)
and Financial Chronicle
Number 5213...The Commercial
Volume 177
33
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Last
STOCKS
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•
Packers
Columbia
5
APRIL
17
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
5
5'A
1,505
4.85
Feb
13%
13%
50
12%
Jan
8%
8%
50
33
35%
1,060
8
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class
Shares
High
•
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British
LOW
Par
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.
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
Range
Friday
8%
1,075
Frame, McFadyen & Co.
Jan
5%
15% Mar
-
*
i'
Class
B
—
Columbia
British
33'A
class A_
Power
•
B
Class
.,
British
—
Brucks
I——1
A
1.05
1.01
1.09
66,900
2.80
2.75
2.85
13,900
7
7
Mills
25c
45c
1,058,200
19
_a
B
class
Mines
Brunswick
Mining
.
1
Ltd.
Brunhurst
36'/a Mar
2p5
37c
Mines
Reef
9% Mar
Feb
7% Mar
1
class
Oil
Empire
Broulan
7% Apr
33
__1
19
1
10C
9
& Smelting—
23 %c
21
Apr
8%
45c
Apr
Mar
25 KING STREET W.
Feb
Mar
14
12,700
OIL SECURITIES
J&n
3.30 Jan
24c
18,700
26c
7
INDUSTRIAL, MINING AND
Apr
1.40
Feb
2.55 Mar
5,145
10c 10 %C
95c
8%
EMPIRE 4-5161
—
TORONTO
23% Apr
Members: The Toronto Stock Exchange
Buffadison Gold
Canadian
Buffalo
22 %c
'
Burns
&
*
»
class
Co
6c
37%
—
Burlington Steel
20
34
Jan
9c
Apr
39% Mar
25c
12,500
22c
Jan
34c
Jan
11,700
7'Ac Jan
25c
Feb
21
212
20
Jan
22
65
42
Jan
49
36
264
30
Jan
36
Mar
8
210
—
1
Bousquet
Caldwell Linen 2nd
7%
8Vi
Feb
Jan
Leather
Calmont Oils
Calnorth
Calvan
& Gas_
Bread
Cement
60c
14,700
5.90
4,000
5.65
3.75
2.25
Jan
A
Canada
*——50
I-
_
Class
Feb
79
Jan
21
67
76
50
Feb
51
51%
130
10%
10%
40
4.70
4.60
*
*
5.05
Jan
Feb
54
4.60
5,800
Permanent
Apr
Jan
5.05 Mar
37%
100
33%
32%
464
28% Feb
49
Jan
9.75 Feb
52%
54'A
445
9.80
9.80
10%
3,347
75
75
76%
67
Canada
SS
Lines
48%
49
93
14
16
130
74
74
76 A..V'
70c
70c
80c
5.70
5.70
6.25
12%
12%
12%
•
common
"IIII50
Preferred
Varnish
Canada
Canada Wire
preferred
Cable
&
_—
Admiral
Atlantic
Oil-
Canadian
9
Oils
Canadian
■
9
class B
Canadian
48%
25
-
Bakeries
IIIIII2
—
IIIIIIo
Canadian Bank of Commerce
4
39
f
40
30
18
18'A
Canadian
•
Canners
Canadian
Car
Class
30%
30%
Jan
50
Apr
14
Apr
16%
Dow
-
70
Apr
84
Jan
65c
Apr
95c
Feb
-
6.50 Mar
7,725
5.00
Jan
50
12 'A
Apr
13%
Jan
1,080
28 %
Jan
30%
17% Mar
19%
East
j
1
•
-
30%
990
&
$1.75
preferred
32%
Jan
16%
625
15%
Jan
Decalta
19
1,375
16%
Apr
&
37 %
38
1,340
37 %
Apr
33
33%
630
32%
Jan
46
7
620
& Steel com
•
!.
._
preferred
Inv
13
14 %
45
50
14
11% Mar
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
!
Fairbanks
I,110
75c
13,917
70c
Apr
86c
16,000
21c
Feb
3lc
Preferred
48
'•'*
48
245
45%
25
155
22
145
9%
.100
—
7%
9%
54
Products class A__
Canadian Food
23,600
54
55%
Erie
/Canadian
5%
•
55
Oils
Cos
25
:ioo
50%
9 %
Canadian
Canadian Vickers
Cariboo
Wirebound
15
227
13%, Jan
110
97
28%
3,395
2.01
2.19
16%
17%
2.75
4,000
27%
2.05
16%
2.65
2.65
1.15
1.15
•
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Canadian
class
Mar
100
It-1
Line Producers.
Pipe
40c
100
—25
Canadian Pacific Railway
27%
::io
B_.
42c
;
Castle Trethewey
27%
Apr
15,025
1.50
Feb
375
16%
Apr
—
110
9
800
2,024
Central Porcupine
2.45
2.53
,700
-2.45
Feb
4.75
5.05
3.65
3.95
1.10,
1.10
1.18
4.75
.10,700
3.65
10,850
4,350
18c
3.50
-
85c
18c
8,750
21c
10C 14'Ac
.,1,000
Apr
6.00
4.30
1.12
Explorers
Chibougamau
_1
Ltd
Gold
.1
Chromium
22,905
1.60
1.60
1.80
37,281
1.22
45c
-
8%
5'A
7V2
5%
25%
1
Cochenonr
Wlllans
21%
Cockshutt
Coin
Farm
Lake
62c 67 %c
Jan
15c
9%c
11c
7c
22
22 'A
5
19
5%
19
1954__
40c
35c
45c
Coldstream
Cbpper
*23c
Jan
66c
19
20%
24
2.68
15%
25V2
7%c
12;400
95c
Jan
•
•
__1
25c
19
23%
2.42
15
20
;
17%
18
20%
23%
2.42
-
15
25'A
——*
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class
25%
_1
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5.90
5.85
1
;
1.35
1.31
24c
7c
25c
—
*
common
•
9
Jan
>
-Apr
5.05
8%c Jan
14 %c
Jan
2.40
Apr
1.50
22c
Conduits
-
1.16
3.75-
185,385
260
-
3.90
10%
83,970
1.33
1.33
1.35
3.50
13,550
2.39
3.50
14%
1
-
f
2,-660
-1,372
15%
12c
60c
5c
•
-
:
'
Apr
•
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—
63
63
63%
13%
13 %
National
_1
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Consol
8c
Cos
common
1.57
85c
-1
—-
9
ll
-
31c
Ltd
6,560
-
17c
350
11%
200
'■1.57V 95c
10%
1.41
.
10c
14c
22,770
9
9%
6%C
Consolidated Discovery
._1
....
Class
4.83
Jan
12%
Apr
Steel
General
___z
Giant
63c-
,.5,100
1.65.
8,580
-
.
9c
Jan
Apr
9%
A
common—
8c
62c
Gold
1.35
21%
.1.30 Mar
103
103
5%
40c
Feb
50c
Mar
85c
55c
57c
3,080
55c
Jan
73c
36%
61
6.50
5.75
46
36%
60%
6.50
5.75
39
62
6.75_
6.00
45%
-1
Apr
Apr
34%
Jan
35c
Feb
40c
40c
26%
3,900
44c
27
27%
'
19c
19c
"
8,591
__
8,858
'75c
Feb
80c
1.00
6%
6%
80
14c
13c
15c
26,750
Consolidated Sannorm
-1
lie
lie 11 %c
4,000
Copper-Man
Corby
„
;
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Dist
Cournor Mining
Craig Bit
Ltd
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•
voting
;
16
4.80
5.00
2,480
41c
41c
44c
10,237
9
9
9%
1,490
9%c
10C
2,150
4.00
4.25
300
I__II1
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4.00
__
Crestaurum Mines
15%
4.80
Conwest Exploration—
.
2,355
15%
1.40
*
Crow's
Nest
Crowshore
4
Coal.
Patricia
For footnotes see page 41
Apr
11% Jan
25
8
Mar
11
Apr
12
19c
Feb
28c
1.10
Jan
Apr
1,901
.
"
Mar
Jan
14
10c
Feb
Apr
15
18
Jan
Jan
9.25
Feb
Jan
5.70
78c
9,030
Feb
Jan
6c
2,800
,
Feb
68
13
75
\
Jan
2.00
60% Feb
400
2.20
Feb
10c
2.50
<2.40
1.43
4V2C
1.40
4V2C
1.60
5c
5V2C
8
5%c
7
5%c
10
98
Feb
10%c Jan
15c
z__
4.55
Mackay class A
Gordon
,
8%
Jan
Feb
Grandine
Mines
Lakes
Great
,
:
Class
Great
,
A
•
Paper
common—
prefesred
Plains
Class
Greater
5.45 Mar
58c
Feb
-toy*
Jan
">
*
1
Graham Bousquet—;
16% Mar
Jan
29c
7'Ac Jan
Jan
•
—
Devel of Can Ltd
A
11c
5,800
10s
'500
'.35c
Jan
70
70
100
loc
Mar
35c
33,000
-
40c
68%, Mar
76
12c
-18c
Feb
Feb
-
Jan
Feb
Mar
•
*
*
•
*
—
B
Winnipeg Transit
Greening Wire :
Gridoil Freehold
Guaranty Trust
4.50 Feb
35c
/
110
4.90
Apr
45
5.75
__
71c
30c
8.50 Jan
7.50 Jan
Apr
30c
16
47
5.50
__
8
Jan
48
265
16%
Jan
17%
35
99%
10c
8,500
104
Apr
18c
-Apr
9.65
Jan
18c
6c
2%c Jan
3,000
66c
18c
Mar
158,000
20c
Jan
7c
Jan
48,750
23,200
,
>
56,400
3.75
2.00
1,500
3c
354,750
•
Jan
47%
Feb
7% Mar
450
__
Gulf
,
Lead
—-—:
—
Gunnar Gold-,
—
Gurney Products preferred /—..
Gwillim Lake Gold
1,05
Feb
61 %c
Jan
15%
Jan
17% Mar
45% Feb
49% Mar
2,587
74
13
13
13JA
12c
14c
18,500
66,700
Gypsum Lime & Alaba6tlne
•
11%
12%
22%
22%
15c
18c
3434V2
35%
11%
—
15c
r
8
5,700
.
315
Apr
7.10
Jan
Apr
10%
Feb
Apr
10'A Mar
3.20 Mar
4.00 Mar
100
6.S0
1
8
758
4.15
30
5.45
810
1,575
1,670
6.00
-1
Jan
Jan
Jan
157/8' 16%
47
48
5.45
5.60
8
8%
8
8%
3.90 3.90
•
8'A
47c
4.15
T4c
Apr
48% Mar
28c
6.00
-1:
Apr
98
20,100
10
i
10c
>
i Feb
83,800
4,15
—
Feb
Feb
12c
Jan
88%
Jan
9c
3'Ac Jan
205
Mar
12'Ac Apr
3%C Feb
110
Feb
47c
Apr
4,000
Feb
26c
,
1.05 Mar
2.25
25,760
Jan
Jan
1.30 Mar
Jan
i 37,200
Feb
"Jan
' Jan
11%
Feb
7c
1,192
24,000
-*
:
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Mar
41
80
10cl2%c
8
83c
35c
Mar
*
* 68'A Feb
v
6.45 Mar
1,025
.'
Apr
59%
90O
Mar
6.00 Jan
Jan
36%
.
283
,
' Mar
105
Mar
760
...
.
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16%c Mar
4.00
Feb
102
300
48%
-50
-
-
i
Jan
Jan
100
470
98
48'A
8
70c
22% Mar
Jan
95
2.80
.
20%
555
26c
45c
87c
1.80 Jan
1.30 Mar
9,600
Jan
26c
10c
&
Pershing
Apr
36c
100
7,600
96c
22c
41c
——
'
"
Croinor
85c
42c
1
Mining
'Preferred
7% Mar
Jan
14
—
—
Mines
Great West Coal class
.10
.
10c
—r*
—
Goodyear Tire common
,
5% Jan
11c
10c
9.S0
—1
Porcupine
Goldora
Jan
■
Jan
Zi
80c
26%
14c
"
^9
•40c
12,966
21c
"
Gas
Jan
Jan
1.54
Jan
13c
7.50
~
17 17%
100 100%
10c
11c
9.75
10
10c
lie
3c 4%c
—
25V2
Mines__-__~--_t
Uranium
Goldhawk
Mar
Consumers
74 %c
46
1
Goldfields
Jan
50c
-_1
'r Consolidated Rochette
;
18,675
120,480
5 'A
•;
—
-1
Golden Manitou
Feb
1.35
-6,595
ll
Jan
207.930
103
109
1
Gold Eagle Mines
•
Jan
1.80
>
12,250
—.
Feb
13c
Apr
22
103
109
,1
Goldcrest
,
72c
.
26
Jan
5.85
1.43
1.40
21%
■
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Mines
Goldale
Jan
85c
Mar
1.10
Oils
Jan
5c
38,949
—I
1
1
1
—
God's Lake Gold
•r
Feb
97C
Peak
Mar
24
1.55
*
—100
Gold Mines
Lake
Glenora
Jan
Jan
; 67c
Consol Press class A_-_
Jan
17
15
275
Jan
21c
71c
Consolidated
Feb
/
375
37,000
7.55
-1
1
common
Wares
Yellowknlfe
Gillies
Jan
Consolidated
,
Jin
2.99 Mar
1.40
Mfg class Ai
Geneva Lake
i:70 Mar
1.03
97c
•
.fan
23%
Jan
7.15
•
Preferred
Feb
Jan
Feb
-1
Matarrow
52c
Apr
1.20
1.40
100
100 ;
A
General; Products
-
._1
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Nicholson
A
Jan
34,905
7.15
-3
——_____—.——5
Motors
Goodfish
,
1.00 Feb
1.55
Mar
17%
1,250
•
General Petroleum
Feb
Consolidated Guayana
Consolidated Howey
;
25c
Feb
20 ;
Jan
25 ' ,',Jan
15'A
—•
of Alberta
Exploration
General
■
6c
.2,000
1.59
1.63
Arrow
Mar
1.01 Mar
Jan
15
General Dynamics
Feb
8'%
..
325
,
60c
-
.70c
.15,050
6'Ac
-1
Golden
19
55c
Eeb
Mar
6
Feb
—
—_
,
Mar
lie
Jan
4.05 Mar
1,110
85c
9
Consolidated
;
Apr
18'A
-•
;
:
Jan
74c
Jan
"4c
19,200
4.20
6V4C
Consolidated Cordasun Oils
•
1.57
.
11c
■
Cadillac_„
5
Fob
12c
23%
___•
_:
'
;
Bakeries
Central
10%
10%
_5
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l
Consolidated Astoria
,
>
4.15
4.15
Mines
i/___—
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Oil
16c
22# Apr
•„
300
13 'A
7c
__
General Bakeries
16% Mar
-14% Apr
11 %c Mar
3,200
6%C
2.04
1.25 Mar
"
13c
55c
55c
_1
Coniagas
•
Feb
Mar
1,018
1.45
*
class A_
Co
1.35
Jan
1.02
3.20
2:10
Petroleum
78c
Jan
5c
Feb
23%
21
9
1.35
Gold
preferred
-'5%%
preferred
4.40Mar
1.09
3.25
i>y ■)'
Commonwealth
27% Mar
.
Feb
20
Apr
6% Mar
Apr
9'Ac Jan
'
30
12
23c
*
•
-
8%
Mar
50c
100
6.60
1.50
35c
11
22c
—
11%
A
Motor
1 Gas
1.40 Jan
72c
'
3.50
-1
21
Jan
•2.45 Mar
Jan
25'A Mar
2,935
to June 1,
Warrants
Feb
14%
_.
6.80
5%
:
16,425
—
__
Jan
Apr
6% Mar
1,000
75
Feb
1.65
45c
4,500
7c
__
3.15
Apr
4.95
26,400
—
Iron
i Frobisher
Feb
43c
.
5c
•14^44
ll
Colomac Yellowknlfe
Mar
20,500
62c
•
4
14c
1.06
23,400
Gatineau Power common
126,100
8%C
Equipment—
r_
Jan
2.35 Mar
470
60c
Nickel
Ltd
Fraser
1.95 Mar
Feb
14C
'
s
Jan
.
1.19
Ltd__
Francoeur
"
:46c
-1.
_____—
Apr
12c
60
21
—
1.04
extended
Foundation
2.10 Mar
Feb
10c
2.30
9
.
Feb
9'Ac
707
5%
25%
1-06
Manufacturing
Mar
43c
ll
Mines Ltd
Jan
58c
II,375
1
Ford
;
19%c Feb
Apr
1.99
-1
__i.___.i-/.
Citra-Lartic
Gobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
96c
Jan
2,125
1-83
7%
52c
Fleet
Feb
24c
Apr
Jan
1.93
-
;
Feb
256,650
4.95
;
54c
Flank Petroleums
1.32 Mar
lie
.1
_.
Apr
10c
5,500
"
Jan
10c
.
1.70
.1
Chesterville Mines
Feb
Feb
4.00
Apr
'
.500
Mines
Jan
16
24,750
100,105
*
preferred———25
—1
(T H)
3.00
14,050
__
5%
Cheskirk
Jan
Jan
84c
Jan
15% Jan
183
11c
1
Warrants
Jan
Feb
Jan
27c
II,400
36c
X34c
1.93
Chemical Research
Jan
Mar
5.00
Apr
49c
130
-22
Kirkland
Fititngs
2,95 Jan
4.90
Charter Oils
(
3.35
227,800
12c
20
Federated Petroleum
9.50 Mar
10c
11
10
2.80
1.27
5.40
2.14
1
Grain
Fenimore
Feb
Feb
19c
Feb
600
250
9% Jan
1.50
6.75
.1
41%
10c
2.55
1.06
4.95
1.82
1
Preferred
3.30 Jan
Apr
8,487
.1
Chamberlain 0114b .Gas
16
Feb
9%c
•
:
Oils
Federal
Mar
8.60
-1
Gold
Centremaque
<•
Jan
36
10c
10
—
Players
Federal
Jan
8.10
1
Patricia
,14 JA
475
10c
._* .V
Machine
Corp
Fargo
2.30 Mar
19
1.10 Mar
ll
Oil
Leduc
Central
16%
2.61
""
1
Fanny Farmer
Feb
32%
2.60 Mar
9
\
_•
Central Explorers
Central
•
Apr
1
1
Brass preferred
Flooring class A ———:
Famous
15% Mar
100 %
8.10
-1
_
137/8
1
Investment
Falconbridge
Jaiv
2.45
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd.
«
Feb
I,050
*
Rey
Class
-
Jan
Mar
•
47
40c
46c
—1
Warrants
Feb
55c
,
Jan.,
1.20
9
.i
Gold
16
43% Jan
85
55c
1
,
.*
—_
Gold
Eureka
Apr
62
Jan
6,250
100
Jan
15%
Mar
50C
42c
common
preferred
12
Jan
• •
7% Mar
Jan
Apr
Feb
19,575
55c
3.00
16
55c
-
Estella Mines Ltd
Feb
Jan
Jan
14%
Malartic
13
14,700
—1
Gas_____—.
Minerals
OH
Estabrooks
-
.
Canadian
4%
1,000
4.25
30
Apr
47c
—
*
Empire
Jan
Jan
5%
35
1.51
Feb
99c
1.15
1.10
48
—
22% Mar
Feb
3.05
16
60c
10 %
*
Steel
Pen
Sol
El
Jan
common
Feb
2.85
28
67c
•
Elder Mines
Jan
28c
25
—
187/s
70c
15%
36%
Eddy Paper class A
Jan
12%
11%
1.12
Jan
277/8 Mar
7.75 Mar
14%
15%
37
10"%
4.00
81c
14
common—•
____—.__—
&
Washing
Easy
Jan
70c
Petroleum
Devonian
2.96
Feb
2,550
'
Canadian
Feb
45c
Jan
6.10
3.05
•
common
13%
15
45
14
15%
36%
10 %
4.00
13
14%
*
Metals
Economic
Jan
34
1
25 VaC
11%
Oils—.
7
*
Malartic Mines
Eastern
20% Mar
■
70c
Cellulose.
&
Gas
Warrants
535
East Sullivan Mines
18% Mar
18%
25 %C
Chemical
Canadian
Canadian
_
_—__
17,275
28
24%
5,242
3.65
28
6%
—1
&
Oils
Oils
.-Eastern
Feb
33%
*25
21%
3.25
: East Rim Nickel Mines
"El
Canadian Celanese common
20%
Mudge class A—
Crest
East
Jan
33
16
(N O
21
3.25
_10
Amphi
"East
Apr
1,560
•
37%
—
Jan
Feb
13c
1,600
Woollens
Brewery
Duvex
Feb
-
18%
a
common
A
6.80
Mines
Donnell
Jan
46'A
t
20,579--
30%
18%
Apr
82
75
"
30%
•
V
3.75
2.05 Mar
26%
•
Textile
Donalda
Apr
•
Canadian Breweries
Jan
Feb
12% Mar
53
Canada Southern Oils
9,825
1
Scottish
Dominion
54% Mar
20
_.
13,500
2.50
—•
Magnesium
Dominion
33% Apr
X
Mortgage
25c
2.25
26
.
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dragon
Canada
21c
2.26
1.90
2.90
6.60
Dominion Stores
Jan
37
•
31
15,450
26
Dominion Steel & Coal
Jan
12%
10% Mar
31
-.
a
B
23
1,015
78%
51
;
Canada Packers class A
•
Feb
Feb
22%
77
■
3,300
3.45
6.60
Electrohome
Dominion
Jan
22%
■
7
1.80
3.00
2
2.50
Bank
Dominion
Jan
14
10%
Lands
Oil
8V2
16%
60
1.70
3.00
1
Feb
1.38 Mar
3,163
(Western)
Dominion Foundry
Mar
500
Jan
52c
Jan
38c
1.70
25o
Asbestos
Dominion
Feb
29
8%
■
•
Malting
87
16%
.—___
_________
Oils
Seagrams
Dominion
Jan
Jan
74%
.
3,065
1
Dome Mines
Jan
3.50 Feb
51
26% Feb
93
44c
Ltd
Exploration
Dominion
103
40c
Feb
Jan
4.75
100
1
19c-
16%
4.60 Mar
Feb
16%
'
—
22%
_10
Canada Northern Power
Canada
79
27%
Dome
10.50
Jan
50
15
;
Distillers
Jan
6.65
8.75 Mar
3.00
8%
10
-
50 V-/;
27%
—
Foundry
ICO
78%
79
;_a
Assurance—
5,245
~~
"""
.
17,900
9.00
3.00
50
*
common—
common
Life
Canada
'
____.
Iron
Canada
8.95
;/
4.10
8.75
3.00
4.05
1
Minerals—
Devon-Leduc
Jan
73c
Feb
45c
Rio
Detta
Mar
2.12 Jan
Feb
53c
20
Foils
Class
35c
5.85
1
Preferred
Canada
Apr
Jan
1.50 Mar
53C
_a
common
Class B preferred.
Canada
11%
18'Ac
5.85
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
1,480
1
—
Oil
Producers
_1
Oils
Cons
4.25
Jan
Jan
4.00 Mar
585
4.25
High
10c
15
8,500
16%
Mines
De
70,675
30,770
1.74
1.55
16c
15
•
Delnlte
Jan
11%
11%
1.55
15c
15
♦
—
15c
Gold Mines Ltd
D'Eldona
Lots
High
*
A
B
Feb
23'Ac 27'Ac
24c
1
class
15
14%
11%
"ZZZZZi
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1
D'Aragon Mines
Davis
Apr
14%
100
Mar
24c
7%c Jan
26,500
14%
14%
•
Flon
Flin
17c
15c
_
Calgary & Edmonton
Callinan
15 %c
a
preferred..
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Class
Calder
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Apr
7%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Mar
49
-
•
i
Jan
34%
-»««
class A
5c
3,000
49
20%
21
a
Burrard
6c
37%
a
A
Feb
11%C12%C
9
1
.
Jan
35c
37%
—,
'
Hill
Bunker
15c
Jan
19 %c
22c
Buffalo Red Lake
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Mar
9c
4.30
Jan
.
13
Mar
8c
Jan
2%
Jan
85
22%
Apr
51,200
3'Ac
Jan
650
34
Jan
4.00 Mar
4.50 Feb
6 80
13%
Apr
Apr
31 'Ac Ms r
13 "2
26
20c
39
Fe b
Jan
Feb
Mar
40
(1716)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 20, 1953
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Toronto Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Week's
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Halliwell
Gold
Hallnor Mines
Hamilton
,,-1
Bridge
Hard Rock Gold Mines
-1
,
Harricana
Gold
3.40
200
15%
15%
161
18c
19c
10,100
8
8
85
7%
9c
11c
8%c
1
Lakes
of
3.30
1
Hasaga Gold
Head
Iron
1
Low
3.30
1
Hibbert Mines
High
18,000
18 %c
7c
Jan
Mclvor
3.20
Jan
4.00
Feb
McKenzie Red Lake
16
Jan
McLellan
,13c
Feb
23c
8%
Apr
Mercury
8%c
Jan
20 %c
Jan
Merrill
7c
Jan
15c
Jan
Mexican
11c
37,100
6,600
15c
15'/2c
5,516
13c
Apr
20
12%cl4%c
C
2,500
11 %c
Jan
19 %c
%c Mar
Midland
Mill
Headway Red Lake-
.1
13c
9c
13c
426,000
6%c
Jan
14 %c
Jan
Heath
.1
11%C
11 %c
13c
75,900
11c
Jan
19c
7c
7c
7%c
5,950
6c
Apr
9%c Feb
40c
37c
41c
25,200
37c
35c
6,000
35c
Apr
Apr
65c
35c
48c
Jan
Mining
24C
24c
1,400
22 %c
Feb
34c
Jan
Gold
Heva
Gold Mines
High
Crest
•
Oils Ltd.
Highland-Bell
Highwood
1
35c
•
Sarcee
*
Home
Milton
Smith
Paper
common.
0
Mining
.1
26c
28c
11
Jan
200
4,500
1.90
13%c
Mindamar
Knitting
100
27%
Apr
30
Feb
Moneta
2,682
13%
Apr
15%
8.40
9.85
14,022
8.40
Apr
13
27c
30c
17%
100
17%
Jan
3.00
1,800
2.60
Feb
57%
5,195
47%
Apr
56c
54c
57c
10
11
16j/2c 17%c
46c
29,800
123% 123%
10
17c
—
4 c/o
Feb
Morrison
3.40 Mar
58
Mar
a
57c
"
Naco
National
110
Jan
10
Apr
12%
Jan
16c
Feb
27c
Jan
125
& Chemical
Drug
Preferred
corn-
35
Jan
32
31%
32%
3,860
31%
Apr
36
Jan
National
Hosiery
10
9%
10
1,340
Apr
10%
Feb
National
Acceptance
6
6
V,.;.: 6
500
6%
Apr
National
Sewer
Pipe
23
23%
150
19%
19%
19%
20
National
Steel
5c
5c
500
34
3,550
33(4
33
33(4
33V4
33(4
Inspiration
Mining
International
1
Bronze
Preferred
8%
8%
12
350
3.10
3.65
311,041
5%
6
Jan
Apr
20
i—-————25
Metals class A
•
International
Milling preferred
17
17
17%
149
31%
32
190
100
International Nickel Co common—:—•
86
87
100
401/4
40%
44(4
6,844
5/100
———
36% Mar
Nesbitt
32
36% Mar
New
127
129
40
Feb
8%
Feb
9c
681
7%
Apr
9
Jan
34,220
6%c
Jan
14c
Jan
54c
55c
1,500
52c
Apr
9%
375
9
Jan
275
54c
60c
11%
49.300
45c
12%
280
12
Jan
13%
27 S/8
250
26
Jan
27%
8
200
1.97
2.14
17,900
7% Jan
1.60
55%
55%
573/4
280
52
Jan
57%
Apr
26
27
427
25%
Feb
27%
Apr
29c
Feb
121,360
1.80
Jan
:
19c
19c
20c
24.301
13 %c
Jan
30c
Feb
19c
17c
19c
35,950
3%c
Jan
27c
Feb
2.29
2.17
2.35
9,159
2.15
Feb
Alger
Bidlamaque
New
New
Continental Oil
16
Mar
Davies
28%
Feb
86
Apr
40% Apr
127
Feb
2,000
25c
—•
13 %C
13c
15C
59,400
Calumet
24
Apr
Apr
Mines
Concord
32%
Jan
New
87
Apr
New
Delhi
46%
Jan
New
Devon
129
Mar
80c
91c
2.08
2.20
17,146
1.65
Feb
2.25
Jan
1.28
1.38
68,025
1.20
Feb
2.75
Apr
80c
18,600
30c
30e 30 %C
7,500
20c
Mar
34c
Jan
1.22
1.63
628,600
55c
Jan
1.63
42c
44c
16,400
42c
Apr
70c
Apr
Jan
'*
2.67 *
New
Mar
33c
Apr
New
Highridge
Hugh
4c
Jan
18c
Jan
New Jason
New
2.58
2.75
4,525
20c
218,115
36c
19,800
37c
■r
Gold-
15 %C
34c
New Fortune
Feb
19c
Goldvue
2.55 Mar
10,200
9%c
Feb
13c
Apr
c
15c
11,500
9%c Jan
24c
20c-
32c
Mar
54c
Feb
2.25
2,600
2.00
1
14 %C
13c
16c
221,222
4%c
Jan
16c
Apr
New
47c
45c
49c
15,500
40c
Feb
55c
Jan
36c
40c
41,433
10c
Jan
82c
Jan
13c
15c
28,700
11 %c
Feb
20c
Feb
lCc
9%C
11c
5,500
5%c
Feb
16 %c
Feb
62c
60c
75c
33,190
60c
Apr
80c
Apr
Newlund Mines
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith
Jupiter
20C
18c
Mines
Ltd
•
Ltd—
Oils
-•
Kayrand Mining
KIrkland-Hudfcon
Kirkland
Lake
4,500
7%c Jan
La
Jan
5,675
14c
20c
67,100
6%c Jan
56c
61C
4,540
12c
52,800
Jan
7c
13 %c
Feb
New
17% Mar
New
:
61c
Feb
Feb
2.25
20%
Jan
New
39c
Jan
New
Superior Oils
Mar
New
56 c
Apr
70c
1,900
80c
Mar
1.53
Jan
Nib
500
62c
Mar
78 %c
Jan
35c
Feb
Nisto
9.55
6,600
9.55
9.85
2,735
40C
40c
45c
14,912
1.42
1.60
Apr
1.45 Feb
2.10 Feb
119,425
17
Jan
9.25
18
Jan
Jan
11
1
68c
Feb
Jan
85c
1.80
-
Jan
55c
Feb
6,800
22 %c
Jan
35c
Feb
8.35
8.35
8.50
Norpax
1,696
7.90
Jan
8.65
Jan
Norsewick
31c
31c
1,100
31c
2.80
300
20c
2.55
Apr
2.55
Apr
4.60
4.60
300
4.20
39 %C
Apr
38c
43C
101,350
31 %c
Jan
8c
8c
8c
75
8c
8c
100
5c
5,000
5c
7% Mar
5%C
Jan
39c
Mar
1
B
3%c Jan
3.45 Mar
5.40
50c
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
10c
Jan
35c
Mar
31c
Feb
4.10
Jan
13c
1,050
14c
Feb
12c
Mar
Apr
11c
Mar
1
6c
400
26C
32,800
10c
Jan
•87c
87C
3,100
87c
Apr-
69 74%
l^/2c 15%;c
3,395
69
Apr:
2,loo¬
10c
..1
69
22,000
.
'7.i
16% c'
18c
17c
18 c
2.85
3.25
16,326
2.85
21c
20 %c
23c
40,000
20 %c
18V2c
22c
16,125
18c
se,900
2,025'
78 %C
82c
4,000
75c
Mar
12c
Apr
Northern Extension
9%c Feb
Northland
10
Nubar
1.09
Jan
Mines
17%c Jan
Mines
12c
—
(1940)
13c
Oil
7c
8c
15,500
4%c Jan
35c
65,266
11c
O'Leary
Feb
Omnitrans Exploration
36
Feb
38%
165
5c
1,166
37%
Feb
3%c Jan
8%c
39%
Jan
ll%c Jan
Ontario
Pyrites
12,600
22c
18c
17c
18c
13,100
16e
Jan
25c
Jan
13c
14c
2,000
11 %c
Jan
15c
Jan
Orenada Gold
Jan
1.85
7,225
80c
93c
9,550
30c
33C
10c
11c
1.58 Mar
1.85
Apr
1.14
Apr
17,900
17c
Jan
40c
Mar
17,205
3%c Jan
19c
Jan
Ltd
Pacific
Page
Pan
50c
1.47
-1
11 %C
-1
1.60
20,100
2.60
4,970
2.95
Feb
17%
100
17%
Jan
20%
Jan
17
-1
56c
2.45
17%
2.45
17%
1,630
16%
Apr
20%
Jan
1.45
1.55
11 %c 11 %C
1.51
5,200
1.44
13 %c
1.65
5,215
49,500
7%
25
80
.100
80
174
13c
1.40 Mar
7c
5%c
4c
Feb
2.35 Mar
3,500
7%
5c
50c
2c
Jan
Apr
Jan
7% Mar
80
Apr
34,050
4%c
13c
12c
14c
53,900
10c
—1
Marigold Oils Ltd
15c
—1
Malartic
Marcus Gold
Apr
10c
10c
10c
2,500
8c
Mar
27,400
57c
Feb
•
75c
75c
—1
5%c
5 (4 c
__
Martin-McNeely
87c
5%c
1,000
4c
Jan
Feb
1.00
1.75
19c
1.95
Apr
: 2.50
934C
18.600
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
2.50
2.75
10,090
4(/2c
Jan
90
Feb
,
756
3,000
,
Nat
•
8%
—
<■
17c
Mar
Feb
Gas"
common
Apr
McDougall -Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
Feb
Apr
82c
8,150
8%
Apr
10(4
Jan
For footnotes
see
,
page 41.
—5
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
Powell
11 %c
14c
21,800
Mar
18 %c
Feb
12
12
12
20
Jan
12%
Feb
Power Corp
Prado Oil &
31%
31%
1,185
22c
25c
13,000
64
64 %
475
30%
18c
63
Apr
Feb
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
69
13% Mar
72
Jan
90c
Apr
Feb
•3%c
Jan
18cFeb
4c
Jan
8%c Mar
1.11
54c
5% Feb
4%c Jan
58c
Mar
6.60
Feb
Jan
Mar
10c
46c
6%
Jan
Feb
•
8.75
aJn
Jan
Jan
Apr
22
Apr
65c
Feb
30c
51c
Feb
83c
4,033
■
-
1,27
Apr
1.90 Mar
Apr
1.865
*Jan
Feb
37
Apr
6,800
1.40
86c
Jan
Apr
*
Jan
Jan
1.50
Jhn
2.15
Feb
1.25
45
1.76
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.30 Mar
2,255
38(4
Jan
28c
Jan
Being exchanged for
Rio-Prado Cons Oils
69
Jan
3
old
20%
Apr
.23%
1,800
1.00
Feb
1.52
Jan
388
-
Gas_
4
'
43c
21,800
each
20
46c
800
100
Rouyn Gold
for
190
20c
•
41.700
Poplar
new
•
15,412
Oils
Powell River
50
22c
—
15c
77c
'
Placer Development
Ponder Oils
9,750
12
Jan
Mar
■
2,000
Pitch-Ore Uranium
9(4
31%
Jan
35c
.
7,720
.■
-
-
Pioneer Gold
5%
11c
15c
Mar
8.667
Petrol Oil & Gas—
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
11 %c
Mines Ltd———
McCabe Grain class A
Apr
7,000
Feb
8%
45c
Feb
3.75
25
—
Jan
Jan
11
2,Q00
People's Credit Securities
Perron Gold '——————-~
51c
—
Mayo
McColl Frontenac
45c
..."
———
Jan
1.99
52c
-15.833
.
5%
m*
Ltd
45C
2.95 Mar
2.20
65c
Feb
5c
•
295
--
Marwayne Oils Ltd
Massey-Harris
Maxwell
12,000
4,800
jjs—
Apr
i.50
6c
23,200
23,900
Jan
Mar
3.00
*
'
—-i—
Consol
Peace River
1.55
30c
16,050
Pershcourt Goldfields,—
18c
7c
Paymaster
2.05
43,280
1,100
Jan
14 %c Jan
1.05
Feb
Mar
7%c Feb
8%
Mar
9c
——:
Partanen Malartic
Jan
29c
Jan
12,107
Mines
Malartic
3.45
Feb
4c
—
Drilling
Apr
Feb
15c
~
Oil——
Parbec
2.50
1.15
3,000
Hershey Tubes:—
Porcupine
Parker
-
Mar
17,000
5c
Petroleum
Paramaque
Feb
9c
-
53c
13 %c
Feb
Mines
Western
Jan
17c
7,500
—
Pamour
old
7%c
Feb
Apr
Jan
'
Lake
Jan
10c
80c
90c
Red Lake
Osisko
17c
Jan
4%c
Jan
80c
Jan
6,800
Class B warrants
Orlac
1.72
gc
4%c
Opemiska Copper Mines
Orange Crush
30c
1.15
8,350
Ltd
Co
24c
7% Mar
Feb
Mar
1.05
Ontario Jockey Club J.
23c
1.75
7,200
Feb
63c
9 %c
38% Mar
100
Feb
9%C
Apr
7%
8c
,
19V2C 19%c
6%
Jan
8%c
Malartic
6%
6%
-
-90C
Oils
Feb
1.00
5c
-
_•
12 %c
217
Apr
9%C
_
2.94 Mar
17c
26c
6%
7,700
Jan
95c
"III*
-
Apr
37
Jan
Jan
,30c
Mines
Jan
38
5c
1
Selections
Okalta
9c
30c
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
Gold
1.75
6%c Jan
7%c
Ltd
4.25
Mar
Jan
Mines——
Feb
Mai-
22c
Canada
Feb
Feb
38c
49,400
Northern
17c
22c
29c
v
37c
58c
6c
83c
—1
Apr
45c
56C
Feb
Feb
Apr
Trinity Mining
mil
Feb
1.05
78%
Mar
North
65c
37
—1
preferred.
Maralgo Mines
Jan
Mar
605
*
2.35 Mar
-
'7
3,650
30c
Eastern
4c
16C
Jan
36c
Feb
15%c
18c
Feb
6%
5,500
.1
5%
1.55
Star
7c
.1
Maple Leaf Milling common..
Jan
8c
2.00
North
14c
Goldfieldr
3%c
7C
1.90
23 %c
Oils—
65c 71 %C
_»
23c
Madsen Red Lake Gold
Mines.
Magnet Consol
Jan
15.950
O'Brien
65c
5,000
Mines.
Bloedel class A—
Apr
8c
20c
Ogama-Rockland
12,900
-I
3.00
27,200
Jan
3,800
69c
11c 13 %C
Class B
Marbenor
Apr
23c
269,750
Jan
48c
65c
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold
&
20c
4,100
4,215
17c
61c
45 %c
69c
13 %c
Mackeno Mines
Manitoba
34,700
27c
3.20
17C
45 %c Apr
Apr
45% 6
Being exchanged for
Malartic
20c
3.00
Feb
—
&
22c
2.90
Jan
—
Feb
15c
14%
Mines
12c
2.71
12c
7.1
Feb
Jan•
4c
2.95
———1
Feb'
Jan
13 %c
Oil
14c
11c
2.90
13% Mar
6%c Jan
it
Mines
25c
9%c Feb
35c
15 %C
17,000
"*
3
14,500
Feb
Apr
16%C
8%c
Mines
each
5%c
Feb
Apr
24%c
1
; 14
>,
8c
5,337
1
7%c
8%
'
River
15,000
1.90
Ltd
Gold
7%c
7.1
—.—
778,500
9c
25c
7%c
Ltd
Canadian
10
*
Macfie Exploration
Macho River
8c 10 %c
8%c
Inca
220
—;
MacMillan
North
8%
j,—.
Louvlcourt Goldfields4
Lynx Yellowknife
Apr
4%c Apr
5c
Jan
North Denison
14%
A
class A
Long'Island Petroleums
Feb
84c
1,000
23 %c
..1
Mines
&
Mines
8%
—
l.
class
Iomega Gold
London Hosiery
for
Oil
8%
-1
Long Lac
Loblaw Groceterias
21 %c
Jan
10,050
28,100
5c
—5
Normetal Mining
14%
-1
Lexindin Gold
L——
—
—
*
*
Little
Feb
54c
lie
82c
5c
r
2.95
13c
_•
-J
Gold
7%c
10c
74c
North
2.80
1
Gold
new
--
-3
—
Feb
Apr
14,250
1
A
23c
19c
26C
..1
30c
*
Leduc-Consolidated
1
Gold
Mines
36c
*
Jan
..1
r
Corp
Norlartic
29c
1
3%c
7%c Jan
3.05"
..1
—
—.—.——~—-
Feb
Jan*
24c
30c
•
Lavalie Mines
Aumacho
Nor-Acme
Nordon
29c
1
23,000
„1
-1
Canada
Mines Ltd-,-
1
Mining
MacDonald
*
f
..1
:
of
Yellowknife
1
;
—
Mines—
11c
25c
Mines
Nipisslrlg Mines
16c
1.42
9c
._1
21,618
240
10c
5c
Rouyn
65c
17%
Jan
8%c
Noranda Mines
Secord
Macassa
Lake
Ryan
Senator
1.10
17
40c
——-
Thurbois
1.71
16c 18 %c
•
Apr
Merger
65c
1.80
Jan
28c
Feb
16% Mar
Rouyn
1.00
1.70
12%c
12,800
"
New
17c
1.75
183,916
30c
9%C
Oil——
18 %c
New
17c
55,000
1.69
28c
lie
«——
Pacalta
18c
1.45
28c
75c
Lac Mines—
Richfield Petroleum
65c
___20c
Lang & Sons
Lapa Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
Laurentide Acceptance class
Class
15
Ltd
13c
1.50
5c
1
Landover Oils
Leitch
Mines
Gold
—1
Mines
Lencourt
215
19,000
4..———.——
Lamaque Gold
Laura
Newnorth
33c
Osu
Duz
15
1.88
.1
——
3.15 Mar
New Norzone
15
19%
Lingman
Lake Wasa
Mosher Long
18%
Dufault Mines,
Shore
New
19
Ladulama Gold Mines
Lake
Jan
1.86
Labatt' (John) Ltd—i
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake
Morrison
30c
2.45 Feb
1.86
———1
Kroy Oils Ltd___
Lake
New
Mar
7,400
•10c
*
Klondike-Keno
Lake
Jan
21c
—! %
New Marlon Gold
1
i
_
Feb
41c
1,100
10c 10 %c
•r
—
—
40c
24c
-
15C
i
Jan
1
Kerr-Addison
Mines
U
Larder
Mar
11c
Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd
Laguerre
29c
1
—
Keyboycoa Mines
Keymet Mines
6%c
2.65
•
Gold
18,000
10,000
22 %c
*
Kenville
33c
2.60
1
Kelvinator
22 %C
20c
30c
1
Kelore
New
Apr
13c
.—1
——
Feb
2.15
2.32 Mar
Jan
Jan
———
13c
14c
Apr
3.30
12c
v
—
—
Malartic
Gold
2.20
•
Feb
1.33
Apr
42c
Dickenson Mines
New
29% Mar
1
1
2.69 Mar
•1.27
.
1
-
Feb
80c
Petroleums-
Jasper
(1939)-
4.65
1.29"
Petroleum
Jaculet Mines
Ltd
■'
Mar
17% Feb
29%
21%
15c
2.08
Development-
New
Gold
Jan
-*-6,075
Feb
33c
Mines
2.99
16 c
Jan
30c
Oils
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
4.55
6%
33c
Joburke
Feb
Jan
12
27%
15c
5.10
50c
Jet
67c
Mar
4.10
Feb
2,020
Jellicoe
Jan
Jan
4.10
Jan
124,198
121/8
9%
15 %c
5
26%
Oil
Jan
77c
13%
Apr
Uranium—
Labine
40c
22%
11c
8
10c
-
2.00
7256
New British Dominion Oil-
24
11c
Apr
27%
Mines
Negus
New
21%
1
26%
26
Jan
24%
—
Feb
9%
class A
Jan
21%
Mining
7%C
Jan
Apr
23
*
—
9
• v
Jacknife Gold
310
27%
11%- 11%
,_20
B
12
5
Mines
class
Feb
International Petroleum
Mountain
26%
Feb
8
——
11% Mar
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Jack Waite
Jan
3%c Jan
29% Jan
165
3.40
com-.-*
26
1.35 Mar
15%
•
24%
23% Mar
19%
125
11%
Apr
13% Mar
12
Preferred
New
Powders
International
Preferred
23
50
96c
165
55c
Car-
•
common
Feb
12,000
1.15
Jan
Jan
1,803
56C
Petroleum
preferred
30
Ingersoii Machine class A^-.——--4
Inglis (John) & Co.———
*
$1.50
4.55 Jan
Apr
56c
143/4
Ts
National Explorations Ltd
Apr
-1
<
2.85
Apr
Jan
Jan
27%
7%
1.90
21c
Jan
40c
26
-5
——.——
31%
Feb
Jan
3,050
8%c
0
309
5%
Feb
62c
16%
,26
7.1
Ltd
Oil
Jan
Feb
47
8
45c 45 %c
_*
Brass
Mylamaque Mines
Feb
11
Apr
14%
14%
.25
38c
Jan
12% Apr
14% Mar
26
—
Jan
Mar
4.10 Mar
Mar
10c
131
96c
64c
Feb
26c
7,252
1.15
2.50
Apr
Jan
10%
9.700
15
45c
—
1.50
3.00
Jan
Mar
1,260
19,500
preferred
33
25
—
common
Lake
Island
Feb
33
——
—
Varnish
Industrial
..
19%
17%
2.80
47%
————__£1
preferred
Imperial
Indian
30c
3.00
10
►
A'/o
Jan
47%
1
Bant
Preferred
/•
9c
3.10
13 '/a
1
common
Mar
1.20 Mar
2.85
Locomotive
Corp
Jan
11c
9,000
12%
1
Porcupine
38c
35c
19,350
15
Montoco Petroleums Ltd
8.90
Feb
Jan
136,850
1.90
2.85
14
Montreal
1.70
13 %c 14%C
common
29%
Mar
40c
12%
common
Corp
30c
14,925
11
12
1,860
40c 41 %c
Mar
3%c Jan
5,900
27c
11
910
50c
3.70
Brick
13%
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
'
1.90
47c
40c
•
National Grocers common
Imperial
1
1.50
Grain
27%
10
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd.
Hy-Charger Petroleums
"
9%c Mar
100
3.65
Oil
27%
•
•
£
6%c Jan
Minda-Scotia
Moore
Yellowknife
Howard
Hoyie
"
2,540
1.50
28c
•
Oil
Homer
?
9c
Power common
13%
.
17,100
48C
&
Petroleum—;
Monarch
9c
11
Feb
.1
2,366
8%c
7%c
_—
Pacfiic
&
City
High
32c
1
Island
Mid-Continent
Jan
Low
30C
8%c
1
Lake
Red
Light
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11
32c
1
—
.
Mills
Shares
11
Gold
McMarmac
Mar
for Week
Low
Drilling
Feb
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Jan
14% Mar
Week's
Last
Sale Price
2c
8%cl0%c
15c
14%
17
Friday
3%c
—•
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
3c
—'
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
3c
*
—
Harding Carpets
Harrison
Low
1
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
TOR
Sales
34 %
Jan
40
Mar
90c
Mar
16,650
Ltd
60c
Jan
Feb
Number 5213
Volume 177
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1717)
41
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday.
Last
STOCKS
Border
Pressed
High
Low
7,525
6%c Feb
11%
435
9% Jan
1.40 Mar
1.50
1,150
3.35
—
1.43
3.30
4.00
22,043
21c
Jan
1^65
Jan
12% Mar
1.70
Being exchanged
Jan
4.65 Mar
for each
new
Union Acceptance common
Union Gas
Ltd
Corp
Roche
3,714
35c
1,901
17%
Apr
22
Jan
68,333
8c
Jan
33c
Feb
75c
71c
78c
35,680
12 Vac
14c
2,500
22c
20 %c
23c
55,800
.50C
1.40
1.40
1.53
24,300
22C
22c
23c
3,370
48c
Mar
Jan
67c
Mar
1.14 Feb
10 %c
Jan
21%c Feb
Jan
8c
33c
Feb
1.20
22c
Mar
Van
Roi
32c
Vulcan
6%c
3.10
100
2.50 Jan
3.25 Mar
Waite
1.15
73,353
1.03
Apr
1.15
Walker
1.35
1.45,
2,600
1.25
Apr
1.92 Mar
Feb
11c
Apr
each
4
1
*
—*
1
2.50
11 Va
...
2.80
19,400
'
49
15c
49
llVa
12
95
13 Vac
15c
11,600
25c
31c
42,700
6c
6c
125
Feb
Jan
3.40
Jan
49 Va Mar
1.62
45
1
'•:—
—
6C
:
warrants
9c
Jan
22c
Feb
22c
Jan
35c•
Feb
Cotton
Royalite Oil
Industries
Russell
—*
Gold
2.01
—-
Oil
A
Silver
21
21
1.90
1.85
2.10
8c
40 Va
44 y8
44%
1
23,250
V*'-'
13%c
17c
15
15
30%
75c
2,200
38,816
22
21%
22 %
415
20
21
21%
400
20
' Jan
1
V
22c
' Mar
7,000
36
118
36
/
Dairies class
A
Apr
Va Jan
47
Feb
12%
12%
270
lOVa
Jan
13 Va
12%
13
100
12 Va Mar
13%
45c 48%'c
2,000
45c
Apr
64c
8c
9c
8,500
5c
Jan
34
22
:
Jan
75C
"
.
'
22
15%
Slater
(<N)
Feb
9%
10
401
9%
Jan
10
8
8
750
7% Mar
8
Souris
Valley
12Vs
36%
Ltd
S3
14
Feb
16 Va Mar
50
175
46%
Feb
51
33
Jan
33%
100
34
Feb
1.39
1.55
17,369
1.30 Feb
1.65
Jan
6.20
6.20
6.40
2,420
6.00 Feb
6.85 Jan
2.60
2.55
3,464
36 %
55
75c
Feb
2,000
17
Apr
45c
4.35
Jan
2.60
3,200
29%
30
"1,086
26%
Apr
Jan
30% Mar
94%
•
94%
25
91%
Feb
95% Mar
76c
30
87c
116,150
76c
Apr
1.14 Jan
9c
Feb
12%c Feb
.
1
9%c
9%c
S%c
8,100
1
12c
10 %c
14c
39,000
5%c Jan
Winward Gold
1
9%c
9%C IttVaC
13,500
S VaC Jan
1
9%c
8%c
12c
183,200
4Vbc Jan
Wingait
Mines
Gold
Winnipeg & Central Gas
•
Winora
1
Wood
Gold
Alexander
Canuck
Yellorex
2.58 Feb
2.20
2.30
32c
31c
32C
7,500
20c
16cl7%c
15,175
16c
Feb
9c
1,500
8c
class
7% Mar
12c
Feb
17c
Jan
8c
3,435.
45c
Feb
Jan
22Vac Jan
13c
Mar
1.75 Jan
1,37 Apr
1
1.40
1:40
1.45
"
A
4.25
4.25
4.50
250
35c
38C
.13,198
35c
Apr
59c
Jan
20c 24VaC
19,900
20c
Apr
49c
Jan
Yukeno Mines
l
36c
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
1
21c
Toronto Stock
2,560
4.00
Jan
4.50 Apr
Exchange - Curb Section
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Fonda
Andian
Jan
37% Mar
Newfoundland
" Feb
1.15
Jan
22%
Apr
30c
Feb
45c
Jan
1st
37c
33c
37c
4,098
30c
* Jan
47c
Mar
2nd
19
81-0
Jan
20
Mar
39
39
195
Jan
39
Apr
7
Jan
Canada
&
7%
Jan
Canada
Vinegars
1.85
Feb
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
General
20% Mar
Canadian
Industries
Low
9
100
7%
8
6,625
26
26
27
755
High
Feb
9
7%
10
9%
Apr
24% Mar
Jan
Jan
27% Apr
Apr
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
20%
6,700
-Shares
7%
•
35c
for Week
9
Develop
Asbestos Corn
32c
Range
ef Prices
Low
*
National
Anglo
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Mar
68c
34 Va- Feb
6% Jan
2.20
1
Knitting
Feb
1.91 Feb
'
Apr
Jan
5%
40
1
Min
&
Feb
Jan
5c
'26,000
6%
-1
a.
Oil
Mines
Yellowknife Bear Mines
York
6%
_•
Yale Lead & Zinc
Yankee
11c
10 %c
16c
13c
16 Vac Feb
5%
8,860
6%
6
6%
10%c
*
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
1.75
Apr
12%
10,171
47c
Jan
33%
1.39
1
35c
a
75c
75c
22 %
... —
...
15%
45C
common
l——
15 Va
Apr
—
Jan
48
*
Jan
15%
Feb
Feb
42 Va'c
•
A
1.25 Jan
35,066
1,800
—
Co
Feb
10c
class
Feb
97c
1.00
Apr
15c
24
Jan
300
Winchester Larder
Jan
32c
'37
1.01
8"
•••—.-j——
22
>
Jan
83c
0
Gold
21,787
50
Par
Siscoe
690
32c
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Mar
1.00
_
Simpsons Ltd
22Va
30c
22
31c
Feb
"Mar
Jan
10
-.0
—
.
B
12
*
Petroleums
22% Mar
91 c
.—500 /
:
Class
15
Jan
100
■
Silverwood
Apr
10% Apr
43
15
Apr
5.75
Apr
1.00
...
Mines
22c 25 V2C
22c
—40
Apr
.
4.40.
Feb
100
5
common
Apr
1.15
Feb
,
70c
Feb
79c
Feb
31%
28%. Jan
4.80
95c
42Vac Jan
1
Feb
15
'Feb
4.40
———
.
Brewery ___;
(Geo) common
Wilrich
Mar
35c
Jan
70c
*
___
'
Apr
2,130
1
Preferred
Jan
48 Va
14
480
31%
Jan
8C
96,131
15
Apr
43
43
as
Weston
Jan
37c
39%
'
Apr
2.80
Apr
Apr
5c
3.25
8,267
.*
Ashley
Western Canada
Jan
21
Jan
1.85
4.40
•
Products
Western
2.81 Mar
2.82
Feb
18
110
15c
50c
Mines.
5,520
15
_
1:97. Feb
115
39%
-
Jan
7c
2,12
16,000
39%
32
5,500
5c
31 %
Miller
2.25 Mar
2.36
B
Standard
37 Va Mar
2.54
—50
Voting, trust
Jan
Jan
6C
Silanco Mining. l
Ltd preferred
5V2C Feb
24
Apr
1.95 Mar
2.25
warrants
Silknit
,Jan
3V4C Jan
2.45
Breweries
Jan
Jan
2,283
352
Jan
1.37
Mar
17% Mar
32c
2,500
•
•
*
*
preferred
35
Jan
Feb
2.10
34
19
15
8c
Western Tungsten
Jan
5 Va c
33
1,300
Jan
11%
46%
45
1
Consolidated
Leaseholds
2.00
-
57C
46c
:Apr
20 Va
300
2,26
Sherritt Gordon
'Silver
1
48,635
15c
18 Va
15
11
1
Western
35c
3c
35,000
;
2.50
Sheep Creek Gold
Sicks'
-
21
—*
Shawkey (1945) Mines
Shea's Winnipeg Brew class A
Class
3%c
3.25
Apr
7VaC Mar
»
„
Homestead
20c
20c
Jan
"
*
common
Grocers
5 Vac
Shawlnlgan Water & Power common—*
Class
,
:—1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry Oils Ltd
Scythes & Co common—
Security Freehold Petroleums
Selburn
Ltd
A
Western
Apr
14% Feb
3,700
20 Va
33
_1
St Lawrence Corp common..:
Antonio
Class
Grocers
32
660
21c
15C
243% Jan
13
Feb
10%
44%
•
Western
10c/Feb
425
15%
3%c
3 Vac
20 Va
Sand River Gold
34 %
80
*
7%c Mar
Jan
15
*
common
5c
20c
20c
21c:
1
Gold
Rupununi
500
11,500
204,900
20c
33 Va
■15
•
Oils Ltd
Rundle
6c
22c
1,000
3.00
•
(G & W)
7%cMar
4%c-Jan
9,000
6c
17VaC
18c
—1
—10
—•
'
20c
22c
—•
Silver
,
-
6c
;
Royal Bank
San
28c
9c
3.10
Mar
12 Va Mar
11% Mar
a
7c
18%
1
Western
£.
Feb
1.70 Jan
11
100
57c
l
Amulet
Westeel
old
2.55
14%
20% Mar
13
9c
9c
Wekusko
Ltd
Oils
Feb
1.60 Jan
Jan
1.30 Mar
18%
1
10
Oils
Wabasso
6c
Jan
58c
Apr
Jan
1.03
4%c
10% Jan
1.20 Feb
10,800
6,451
20 %c 22 %c
13
Weedon Pyrite & Copper
Roxana Oils
Roy
11
7c
Victoria & Grey Trust
Violamac Mines
3.10
Mfg common
B
32c
1,925
23,766
•
1.70 Mar
Jan
fi
Class
17,500
25,200
20%c
.
Vicour Mines
25c
Cons
warrants
40c
37c
37c
;
Ltd
Viceroy Manufacturing
___1
12,700
IIIII-—1
Zinc
Mines
Ventures
—1
Oil
Mar
8%c
36c
17%
12c 16 %C
1
*
Apr
24
8% Jan
Jan
36c
13 Vac
—
59
21% Jan
15
7c
1.70
Feb
17%
1
holdings.
54% Jan
265
4,800
1.45
21c
Apr
.
36c
15c
57
1.35
1.00
Feb
9.50
1.35
16c
9,700
Feb
23%
Upper Canada Mines
18,200
27c
23
Jan
17c
1.20
Jan
57
1.40
&
29% Mar
8.90
13%
Lead
10
Feb
18c
I:
Jan
25%
23
57
1.25
-—1
Mines.
(Little) common
A
7
9.00
13%
16c
17C
50
——25
—
1.25
1.00
Consolidated
Class
11% Apr
13%
17 %
Long Lac
Rowan
4.80 Mar
11% Apr
Oils
1.55
Being exchanged for
Robertson
3.00 Feb
688
Steel
Apr
—1
Rix-Athabasca
,34,815
United
Jan
81c
Waterous
Robinson
4.00
11%
United
13c
1
Rio Tinto Alberta Oils
for
3.80
11%
United Keno Hill
1
new
3.85
new
Jan
6,100
24,875
Regcourt
5
—1
B
Mar
15c
91c
-1
Reef Petroleum
Rio-Prado
20C
20c
15c
Uranium
Cons
18c
Feb
81c
I
Uranium
Mines
18C
2,769
18,800
27c
15c
_
Prado
29%
Jan
82c
—1
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining
Quesabe Mines —
Rio
100
7c
1
High
9
1,500
1
—
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manitou
Renabie
Low
9
28
—1
class
Preferred
9c
United
Red Poplar Gold
Red Water Utii
Range Since Jan. 1
High
28
United Fuel class A preferred9c
Chibougamau
Radiore
Low
*
Union Mining
United Asbestos
old
Quebec Copper Corp
Ran wick
Shares
for
3
Purdy Mica Mines
Quebec
for Week
-
United
Oils
Cons
Rio-Prado
Range
of Prices
Par
Petroleums Ltd—
Punch
Sales
Last
High
8%c
1.43
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
11
1
Dome
17
STOCKS
Shares
8c
1-1
Prospectors' Airways
1
8c
:
Metals
Preston East
Lcnu
*
APRIL
lor Week
of Prices
Par
ENDED
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Premier
Week's
22%
1
70c
■
Southam Co
Spooner
•
—
Oils
*
Ltd
4
Stadacona Mines (1944)
•
.Standard Paving common
0
■
*>
Preferred
Starratt
■_J.
———...
4
Oil
&
_
Gas
•-
530
Ltd
Olsen Gold
_1
...
•
Stedman Bros
6%
1.55
6%
7,968
20c
37
225
1.47
-17%
60
6
20c
' '
_
6%
6
1:54
'
O
Stanley Brock class A
18%
-
———
Standard Radio class A
Stanwell
r
22 %.
,•
18%
18%
20c
*
6% Mar
1.13
Jan
16%
210
34c
Mar
17c
1,000
»
19%
Jam
•
Co
Brown
Gold
_
Mining.
Steep .Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon River Gold ;
Sudbury Contact
:
Steeloy
I
_
———
Jan
30%
30%
315
30%
Apr
34
Jan
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand
Canadian Marconi
8,500
3%c
Jan
15c
Feb
Canadian
-1
•Z-U
7.25
7.25
1
15c
Sullivan Cons Mines
2.31
13%
4
Common
14
14
2.31
6,500
t
,
13
13
Jan
Coast Copper
Consolidated
16
Feb
25
14
Feb
3.40
3.40
200
3.25
Apr
4.10 Ja:
24%
25
275
24 V*
Jan
25% Jai
37%
38%
158
302
148
Jan
160
Feb
93
93
25
•85
Feb
05
Apt
4.70
4.70
4.95
800
9
9
9%
38%
1
__
•
*
*
*
35%
99
100
50C
100
:•
■
9c v:
6%c
6%c
97% Jan
".'73
•
Dalhousie
Oil
Dominion
Bridge
.Mar
Mar
Sweet
Grass Oils Ltd-
Bylvanite Gold
25c
-
100
36%
1,852
34%
23c 24%C
3,628
20c
Apr
493/c
90c
1.32
Hayes
23c
_
1.30
1.40
4,900
•
34
Humberstone
•
2.05;.,.
4,310
Jan
•
Toburn
Gold
Tombill
*
1.90(Mar
20c
...
Gold
13%
-
13%
,
11c
Jan
32c
Feb
42c
22c
51c
Mar
19,600
,
150
s
1.70 Jan
1.201 Apr
600
1.25
13%
Jan
14-
Mar
> 12V2
International
Finance
/ Class
new«
class
A_—
*
z/—-
Warrants
•"
:.——————
90
24'/2C
r
28%
90
'90
24C 24% C
60
-7%
48
76
Apr,
83% Jan
375
33
Jan
35% Mar
Era
;
Transcontinental Resources
Transvision-Televisipn:
Trend
Triad
Petroleum
z
1—12* I
•
Corp—
._
-1
3.55
1.24
9,667
-47,750
3.20- Feb
1.08
39
4,519
23% ; Jan
52c
15,000
46c
12c
13c
30c
35c
1.08
;Apr
41c
12c
18,000
;.Feb
; Jan
24c
5,700
31c
2.31
53c
2.31
52 %c
5
'28%
28%
36
26
Feb
l;494
48
Apr
55% Mar
958
27
Feb
29% Jan
28%
35%
5
Utilities
—
Ogilvie Flour
Jan
38
500
Apr
38
26
26%
1.070
24
Feb
27% Jan
30%
30%
25
30
Mar
4.90
«
Price
2.50
14,055
68C
303,750
common
Oreille
--
1
Bros
Third
-
•
455
510
4.901 Apr
29
31 Va
31
-
Feb
45.60 Jan
General
investment--*
29
—
Stores
34
Yukon Consolidated—.
1
*
58c
30
460
5.25
40
4.95> Jan
5.25 Apr
<15
40
13% Jan
17
58c
60c
65c
67c
22
22
<
9,445
Apr
"Feb
2.31
17c
Apr
Jan
—
Mar
18% Jan
50
22% Mar
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Jan
93"
28 %c Mar
♦No par
"4.00 Mar
Jan
1.551
46% Feb
.
69c
17c
Jan
JGVaCMar
2.84:
95C
in
e
year's
sale
(not
Included
rCash
xEx-dividend,
u
price.
sale
wd When delivered.
wi When issued.
range).
Selling ex-Interest.
f Flat
(not
included
dividend.
(TJn) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges.
;
(not Included in
year's range).
Jan
Mar
t Ex-liquidating
value.
Odd lot sale
d Deferred. delivery
Feb
Mir
29
5.25
15
Canadian
Zeller's Ltd
28% Apr
-
*
——
Inc
Fend
a
3.30
.
51%
15
13% Jan
25
14%
48
30% Mar
'
47c
—
=•
'Jan
37%
—
—
•
Oil
Tungsten
j*
Line—Z
Mar
89
20c
37
—*
Oils—
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe1
14%
-
Feb
1.20
3.30
Trans Empire Oils
Trans
'
Jan
14c
26% Mar
125
'(■
Mar
16
-Apr
27 Va Apr
950
:
31
Jan
9c
2,000
4,654
28%
28%
-
Feb
15
175
9c
27%
28
IIIIOO
28 Va
17
30»,
15%
9c
90
28%'-
Preferred
v,
15%
—1
B new-
•
30
4
...
■
Traders
*1.
—20
Works, common
Towagmac Exploration——
Toronto rlron
-
common
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Thrift
!
Toronto General Trusts
—
Fei
145
34%
Mar
Jan
39c
32c
1.21.
ii
Apr
176,415
42c
1
—
.Toronto Elevators ——'
Jan
2.20
24c
7,370
24c
41c
36c
•
Torbrit Silver Mines
16%c
41c
;
i__.
Shoe
International Paper
28c
Apr
76
34
1.46 Jan
1.20 Mar
2.00
2.00 Feb
37% Mar
Apr
76
•
Steel
Loblaw
Teck-Hughea Gold Miner
Thompson-Lundmark
..
>Fe»
10% F*
1.50 Mar
1.50
34%
Jan
5.25 Jar
Jan
8%
9,270
*
372,500
62c-.
9%c Jan
2.00
1
...
49%c
50c
Jan
6c
7f700
'
42
4.50 Mar
1.50
fi
_
15
37% Jan
275
,
*
Preferred
Surf Inlet
18 % Mai
16%
14%
500
14%
158
Paper—
Apr
14
101
•
16%
—
Western Lumber
Jan
14%
Jan
50
s
■
16%
Jan
-Jan
2.92
Apr
715
14 Vs v
6.75 Feb
"
Feb
9.75
21c
5.80 Jan
*
_
22 %C Feb
Mar
15c
6,000
2.45
2.31
13%
1
Supertest (ordinary)
2,000
17c
15c
7.10 Apr
17%c Feb
14,605
7*55
20c:21%c-t
.
l;260
__
34
„—I
6.25
•
common
Apr
,
£.10
*
Invest
30%
10c-.--
49% Mar
*
1,782
9%c
98
Apr
•
Sugar
31
'
Apr
46%
3
Dominion
Collieries
30 3,8
/10c
...
92%
35
—
30%
5
60
47%
_
30 Vg
...
12% Mar
2,575
'92%
6.25
_
Preferred
Steel Co of panada common
Preferred
Feb
10%
92%
47%
9%
_
preferred
Bulolo
8%
9%
*
*
common
preferred
in
year's range)
z
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock dividend.
A3L
(1718)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle.. .Monday, April 20, 1953
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation for Friday, April
17
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
25c
—
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Fund
—1.25
Inc
American
Business
American
Mutual
83c
Ask
97c
4.94
5.34
1
3.96
4.23
Inc—1
11.60
Inc—1
9.68
18.47
B-l
20.03
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
Par
Bid
Inc
1
—1
7%
2.40
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—l
Blue
9.51
Bondsi——1
26.23
27.43
2.20s
May
15,
1953
99.31
100.1
2.30S
Aug.
17,
1953
99.30
100.1
Federal
Funds—
(Investment
Bond
Inv
Boston
asset
Net
Broad
21.32
22.72
17.82
19.44
(Appreciation Pfd Stksi-l
27.33
29.81
(Quality Common Stks)_l
34.30
37.42
S-2
(Income
Com Stocks)—-1
18.47
Knickerbocker
—1
5.90
9.57
37.18
3.96
1
8.82
2%s
1954
99.28
100
l%s Oct.
2%s
1954
1,
99.28
100.2
2%s
11.14
12.06
1
1
15.52
16.73
100
134
Investment——1
Value)
Automobile
Business
shares
7.38
15.56
12.81
12.24
13.23
28
30
5.14
3.25
3.37
3.71
lc
3.74
4.12
_____lc
4.96
5.46
—lc
5.11
5.63
shares—————-lc
4.48
Dollar Price
Maturity—
3.58
4.93
Equipment
Metals
shares
Petroleum
13.93
1
Steel
Manhattan
Ctfs
Inc—
Fund
shares—
of
Bond
Inc__10c
Fund
beneficial
Mass Investors
interest—1
7.95
Certificates
1
16.47
18.11
stock—1
5.26
5.76
1
14.33
2S Aug.
7.17
7.86
Mutual Invest Fund
—1
15.66
7.32
25c
1-86
2.04
Mutual Shares Corp—
Net asset value
———1
13.66
13.66
1
10.27
11.16
Mutual Trust Shares
Nation Wide
Shares——
Inc.——
&
Values
Stock
1
33.27
1
23.33
24.95
20c
5.05
5.23
Fund
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity
Fund
Financial
First
31.11
Fund
5
Inc
Industrial
Boston
Founders
Fund
17.77
Inc-1
2.55
10
Corp
Mutual
Preferred
34
19.21
Bond
2.79
Inc
1
:
10.74
11.67
lc
series
stock
6.64
7.23
Speculative
6.98
7.65
2
19.19
21.03
—1
2.55
2.77
Inc
Inc
1
11.49
9.17
Capital
General
1, 1953_
l%s March 15, 1954
7.91
Automobile
Aviation
—1
4.88
5.33
3.62
3.96
1
5.47
5.98
—1
10.49
11.46
Canada
2.88
3.15
Natural Resources Fund Inc..lc
4.39
5.63
6.17
8.76
9.60
$1.50
lc
7.98
8.75
Petroleum
Pine
New
England
Fund
_1
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
shares
lc
9.09
9.96
lc
9.31
10.20
Chemical
lc
8.92
9.77
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
Food shares
lc
14.85
lb.26
shares
5.13
8.51
lc
8.68
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
9.95
10.90
Institutional
9.20
14.20
shares—lc
shares
bond
_
shares—lc
lc
Merchandising
lc
RR
shares
shares
lc
shares
—lc
shares
Bond
Fund
Republic
Inc
Steel
stock
lc
Investors
14.47
.
2-52
6-
1-53
b2.40
2.20%
3.08
2%%
2.35%
2.30%
10-
1-52
7-
1-53
b2.40
2.20%
11-
3-52
8-
3-53
b2.40
2.25%
2.84
14.27
27.70
8.81
State Street Investment Corp__*
65.00
68.50
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—1
Fund
Fund
Inc
Television-Electronics Fund
Inc
1
7.73
1
5.04
Texas
6.96
7.63
United
Accumulative
10.99
12.01
United
1
26.26
27.05
United
Income
1
11.85
12.21
1
4.65
5.03
23.46
25.36
Income Foundation Fund—10c
Investors
1.84
2.01
,_1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Growth
Fund
Bank
10.58
11.44
_lc
13.23
Wall
85c
94c
lc
Stock
Fund
Shares
Fund
b2.28
2.15%
June
19,
June
25,
b2.28
2.15%
2,
1953
May 28, 1953
b2.28
2.15%
July
July
July
9,
1953
June
4,
Bank & Trust
Par
of
Bank of New York
Chase
Chemical Bank &
Trust
Continental
&
14.06
15.32
5.32
6%
County Trust Co
(White
5.81
4.71
12.23
13.20
First
the
American
of
American
Re-Insurance
6.35
Guaranty Trust Co
6.50
Hanover
Long
E
—2.50
1
9.22
10.50
2.11
Island Trust
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
1
_i
New
5.31
2.51
Forster
York
Public
of
Md
Philadelphia
of
Hanover
Hartford
—
_
.
25
Nat'l Bank & Trust-.17%
*****
National
Bank
United
&
States
—25
Trust
Co
Trust—:
10
100
10
Reinsurance Corp
Life
Rutgers
Fire
Fire
Steamboiler
Home
10
Massachusetts
Bid
174%
26
29%
'
10
10%
National
Casualty
28
59%
61%
National
Fire
80
84
National Union
24%
193
North
(Detroit)—10
23
First
61%
63%
United
31
288
50%
107
45%
116
16%
276
110
47%
53
56
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
Mercantile Trust Co
25
27
49
52
60
64
Exchange
First
47%
120
18
286
St
Louis
58
89%
Bank
Bank
Bank
Union
25
Trust
.
Bank &
Grove
Bank
&
Trust
Trust-.
20
59%
20
160
63%
60
100
30
1§0
Bank of
N T &
Amer
S
A. .6.25
29%
3%s
1983
100%
Tel 3%s
1979
95%
31
Recent
Bonds—
Bid
Security Issues
Ask
Bonds—(Cont.)
Pacific Tel &
2
43%
45 %
99V*
99%
Southwest
43%
45 %
Diamond Alkali 3%s
97%
97%
24 %
26
V*
27%
29%
Chem
&
Dye 3%s
1978
100
100%
Ohio
Power
Co
Pub
Serv
Bid
Ask
101%
96
Fall
River
Elec
3%s
1983
Florida
Power 3%s
Food Fair Stores 4s
1982
100
94%
100%
3%s__1978
97 y4
Sylvania Elec Prod 4s
1978
1978
101%
102%
Tennessee Gas
1973
101%
102
100.2
100.6
104
105
96
97
51%
52%
4V8s
Treasury 3%s wi Jun 15 1983-78
98
96
50%
Pacific
Bank-20
60
86%
Nat'l
National
National
43%
8%
Pacific
40
44%
17
National
Louis
Boatmen's
99%
61%
50%
37
20
Mutual Bank & Trust
52
98%
7%
52
20
St.
296
Allied
59%
50
41%
67
Central Maine Power 35/8s__1983
Commercial Credit 3%s
1965
5
12%
39%
_10
Casualty
Fire
Fire
Bank
65
States
67 %
2.50
48%
National
41%
12.50
*
44
Portland
65%
3.33%
48%
107%
355
1,570
lo
96
10
87 %
10
5
68 %
101
91 %
Northern
Fire
91
98
10
63
66
SSJ nSnSfc
Indianapolis
Co
5
18%
19%
Iowa
Phoenix
lo
100 %
10
29%
31 %
2
10%
10
Reinsurance
56%
Republic
23
St Paul
38%
40%
60%
Corp
(Texas)
Fire
.
(N Y)
& Marine.
Seaboard
Surety
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
17%
18%
5
37
39
Standard
5
38
39 %
Travelers
Accident
.Stocks—
,A11/
Georgia Power $4.92 preferred.*
?no
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric-
104%
11%
McKesson & Robbins 3%s__l973
97%
32%
Narragansett
—
38
40
46%
42%
740
'
Oil
4%s
p^errea
98%
N
Y
3%s
1983
99%
100%
Chicago & St Louis RR—
3%s
1978
98
99%
ion
iuu
(Preferred'50
New England
4.60%
Elec
48%
39%
41%
U S
62
156%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
60
-151%
U
S
Fire
3
40
42
44%
39
46%
U
S Guarantee
10
126
132
41V*
Westchester
22%
nrpfprrpri
Power—
preferred
Ohio Power Co 4.4% pfd
Pacific Lighting Corp—
$4.75
preferred
100
96%
100
99
100
99%
100%
*
44%
lo
2
Kerr-McGee
FOOTNOTES
760
lo
Fire
4
105
90%
10
3%s
2
1968
.10
10
Util
102
101%
30%
100
Southern
^JXJ
&Lt3%S-1983
101
100%
12 %
10
Pn»
Pow
1983
lo
5
1A1
101%
43%
70 Va
54%
58%
1000
,3/„
101
104%:
Providence-Washington
.
Indemnity
Peerless Casualty
26%
10
r,„„ro.
10
Co
1973
23%
FOR
•No par value,
b Bid yield price.
k Admitted
Stock
to
listing
Exchange.
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
tNew
x
on
the New York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
!
'
I
105%
42
5
River
82%
25
340
10
Fire
Northeastern
79%
51
31
39%
22%
49
50
24%
188
lo
27 %
47
41%
Hampshire
39%
San Francisco
Trust- 33 y3
&
24%
New York
38
20
179 %
39%
10
5
Fire
Y—10
22%
5
Republic
N
common
1
$2.10 prior preferred
__10
$1.05 convertible preferred—5
New
47% Ut 49
10
100
Tower
Bonding
5
Merchant Fire Assurance—5
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
37
16
Commerce
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr
United
Maryland Casualty
56%
33%
210
Pittsburgh
Chicago
37
(San Fran)__l0
Newark
American:
Hartford
Trust
35
10
Inc
Falls
Globe &
20
34
lo
of
Firemen's Fund
Great
-100
Bank
32
5
Fidelity & Deposit
&
City
10
34%
195
Angeles
Amer
National
National Bank
5
x32
Detroit
100
Continental Illinois
10
Co
20
stock
par
Security-First National
2.42
Amer Trust Shares—
New Amsterdam
Shippers
405
Co
capital
National City Bank
29%
common-
Lincoln
10
385
390
Bank
Trust
Bank
78%
25
National
$50
20
—20
Brook National
75 %
37 %
Fire—
1,530
City Nat'l Bank and Trust- —25
23%
Federal
Globe
100
Trust
86
10
365
100
Mellon Nat'l Bank & Trust
of Freeport new
Par
49i/4
Bk_100
Co
66 ¥4
97
10
Ask
471/4
Ask
250
,
51
64%
...20
_
39
_5
243
410
47
-20
Bank—
84
2%
Employees Group Assoc..
Employers Reinsurance
Glens
(The)
35
34
Connecticut General Life
Continental Casualty Co
General
—10
Y
Jersey Insurance Co of
23%
Newark
Insurance
Firemen's
N
5.82
Savings
Trust
Cleveland
Los
Insurance Co of North Amer__10
217/8
Surety
Automobile
Assn
398
56%
32
American
Fire
Square
&
___100
National Bank of Detroit
Y
N
Manufacturers Trust Co
Ask
Casualty_5
Bid
38
Bank
City of
Bank
Union Bank of
36%
54%
4
Assur
138
—10
10
Equitable
2.20%
Cleveland
Franklin National Bank—
Franklin
Trust
Central
24%
10
Automobile
133
22%
*
Trust
64%
Trust- —10
&
10
Fidelity &
61%
—10
National
of
-16
Y)
Trust
Fiduciary
National
New
Plains N
Bank
First
49%
48
63%
13.24
Insurance Companies
&
—10
5%
Trade
American
Par
Northern
62V4
Sterling
Crum
53
Trust- —10
Diversified Trustee Shares—
National
2.16%
b2.26
47
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
Meadow
1956___
&
Bank
51%
45%
4.54
Series
118
__
2.18%
Companies
Harris
389
—10
—15
Bank
4.19
17.37
Boston
377
Trust
National
Co—1
17.00
American
34%
20.53
1
Alliance
33%
18.99
Investors Management Fund
Bankers
Co —10
36
1955
114
_—
2.12%
b2.25
22%
Series
Camden
Manhattan
34
12.37
10
_
b2.25
Chicago—(Cont)—
the
ll
Investment
™
__
1953—
16,
2.12%
b2.22
Ask
21%
11.32
Co
Bid
Irving Trust
Kings County
1
Agricultural Insurance
2.15%
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Independence Trust Shares
American
b2.25
5.52
North
American
1953
2.10%
b2.22
(TAB)
2.10%
b2.20
1953
Ask
b2.20
1953
2.15%
21.93
1.33
Co
2.30%
Bid
b2.28
14.25
12.73
■
b2.45
1953
1953
7,
May
5.05
17.10
Life
2-53
1953
11,
18,
May 14, 1953
20.11
1.21
Casualty & Surety.'
2.30%
June
13.97
11.71
Aetna
2.30%
b2.45
.June
1
15.64
Aetna
b2.45
4-154
Ask
i_l
1
Aetna Insurance
1-53
1-
2.05%
5.95
Inc—1
Investing Corp.:
Fund
lc
Bid
12-
2.00%
1
lc
Par
11-
1-53
Bid
9.16
Unit Type Trusts—
Series
2.30%
2-53
b2.25
1
Whitehall Fund Inc
Wisconsin
1
Inc
Investment Co of America
Investment Trust of Boston
Group
8.41
4.31
Fund
Fund
Fund
Street
2.25%
b2.45
2-53
b2.30
22.50
12.18
1
Value Line Income
14.47
Group shares
Insurance Group shares
and Bond
1
Inc
United Science
Line
b2.40
1-53
3-
1953
Federation
Continental Fund
Wellington
Incorporated
Inc
Fund
Fund
1-53
10-
2-
1953
Empire
Technical
—1
Inc
22.27
3.13
1
Inc
28.18
8.05
.
5.02
4.59
28.18
13.20
Investors
8.89
7.05
55.73
25.63
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Sovereign
14.41
55.78
1
Amer Shares——2%
8.10
13.16
Ask
9-
2-53
4-
April 30,
Bankers
9.16
7.11
Value
Plan
(net asset value)—*
Fund (net asset value).*
Selected
Bid
1-52
1-
2.30%
April 23,
Bank
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Com
Stock
Due
12-
United States Treasury Bills
3.37
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund Inc
Dated
2.25%
9-
19.84
1
8.36
6.48
Rate
2.05%
New York
lc
;
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hudson
Ask
b2.35
19.82
18.35
Fund
4.57
lc
shares
Growth Companies Inc__
Growth Industry Shares
Howe
Bid
1-53
14.91
18.22
1
8.11
lc
—
shares—
Utility
Due
5-
32
2.50
;
Fund
lc
shares
shares
Tobacco
Dated
1-52
6.35
25
1
Inc—
(Geo)
lc
Equipment shares—
Railroad
99.12
26%
7.39
Investing Company shares—lc
Low Priced shares
Railroad
100
99.10
19.55
5.85
25
5
Trading
Street Fund
Putnam
9.58
12.97
&
X18.08
5
preferred
Pioneer
9.51
Petroleum
95.16
8-
5.63
7.76
Fully administered
Mining
96.12
95
2.20%
4.81
58.80
shares
bond
96.24
96.4
May 21, 1953
Series.l
—lc
1
Trust
Building shares
General
1957_i.
1957
1958
1C0
99.30
8.64
Series
Inc.
1
Corp
Group Securities—
Common (The)
1956
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
7.56
„1
Stock
Industrial Stock Series
Fund
97.24
97.4
1,
l%s April 1,
32nds—
10.02
6.92
Low Priced Com Stock
21.84
63.23
Investors
in
1
Series.—1
Series
Stock Fund-lc
General
20.20
1
97.16
l%s Oct.
12.42
1
Natural Resources of
Industries Fund Inc
98.4
16.70
Stock Series
Income
stock series—_lc
Common
15.56
Series——1
Preferred
97.28
2.30%
interest
Bond
8.77
98.16
1956
.9590
2.30%
Series..
8.07
98.16
1,
1 %s
99{J}
2%s Dec.
30.43
Fund—-_—1
Low Priced
Ask
13.27
28.30
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series..
36
98.14
98.14
.9938
Securities—
*
Fund
Fundamental Investors
Gas
16.90
interest—
Investors Corp
National
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Futures
—1
beneficial
Balanced
1955.
1955
99.9332
—_
1954
are
April
15.
15,
l%s Qct.
1,
l%s April 1,
1953—
15,
Dec.
Fund—
beneficial
Howard—
Balanced
99.8
115
99.9821
2.25%
Of
Eaton
Inc
Units of
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
V
Fund
Fund
114
Bid
l%s March
1%S
1953-
1,
2%s Feb. 15,
17.19
6.68
Fund
Massachusetts Life
Inc—
common
Diversified Growth
Dreyfus
98.28
.1961
Maturity—
Ask
Treasury Notes-
15.58
1
Diversified Investment Fund-1
Dividend
95.18
Growth Stock
34.86
Stock
99.10
99.16
95.6
1957-55
20.63
34.52
Fund.
Bid
Indebtedness—
of
1%S June
8.71
19.03
1
Funds
May
99.26
99
99.4
1956
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
3.32
Paper
16.92
—1
Inc
3.47
4.67
Home Furnishings shares—_lc
139
shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares lc
General Industries shares—lc
20.57
6,750
6.79
1
Diversified
1,
Panama Canal 3s.
Managed Funds—
Non-Ferrous
19.02
com—100 6,600
asset value
Diversified
1
1, 1958
June
May
99.26
99.20
1953)
1955-53
100
9.54
1
Inc
Fund——
Delaware
1,
99.20
2,
1954
2%s Feb.
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
Net
2%s Feb.
1951)
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
Fund
Vegh Mutual
Jan.
1,
Ask
Bonds—
1,
1954
1,
Nov.
99.28
4.36
Lexington Trust Fund
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
De
Nov.
(dated
Due
1953—
37.18
lc
1,
Nov.
Due
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2Vos June
Bank
10.46
-*
Land
(dated
2%s
6.46
25c
Fund
9.04
—
Fund
Federal
8.29
26.10
Inc_:
Concord
Bid
Banks—
Loan
18.35
7.59
23.60
Securities
Composite
16.82
Stks)_l
Com
8.36
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
32nda of a point
or more
2%s
20.15-
(AppreciationComStks)-1
23.82
Fund
Commonwealth
Pfd
21.83
Century Shares Trust
Preferred
12.31
Home
20.64
(Low Priced
(Net Asset
Christiana
26.37
18.91
11.28
1
10c
Inc
Fund
Chemical
24.17
Bonds)
1
General
Canadian
Bonds).l
Bonds)——1
Corp..—5
Invest
Bullock Fund Ltd
Canada
Grade
Piiced
S-3
Inc—
value
Street
Stocks)___1
S-l
24.58
Fund
(Income
K-2
22.92
1
Inc
Green
(Speculative
S-4
America—_*
of
Tr
Fund
Bowling
(Medium
(Low
K-l
10.39
one
Ask
30.63
B-2
8'/a
Bid
30.06
B-3
2.90
Corp
Holdings Corp-
Blair
Figures After decimal point represent
1
—.—*
B-4
Beneficial
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Mutual
Keystone Custodian
10.52
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"' Inc__5
(Tlie>
Fund
12.61
Shares
Fund
Mutual Funis—
Johnston
issued,
Ex-rights.
97%
'
Volume 177
Number 5213
43
(1719)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
I
1953
Third
11
compared with a year ago. Pre¬
this week will show an increase
Bank clearings
liminary figures compiled by
Of the country, indicate that for
the
cities of the United States for which it is possible
there is
1,707,039
1,741,428
1,755,314
195*
9
f
4,508,933
4,663,054
1,137,000,000
1,559,952
1,636,737
1,265,376
3.3
4,042,404
+ 30.5
871,000,000
2,413,213
1,681,904
1,133,38®
+ 32.6
1,323,706
Lancaster
1,079,000,000*
1.5
—
3.3
+
—
1.442.71X
1,146,523
3,325,317
Wilkes-Barre
2,368,553
6,717,672
2,950,056
York
6,094,572
5,884,565
+
13,686,133
9,267,312
+ 47.7
1,065,000,000
3,566,621
8,156,536
3,552,422
7,093,350
11,552,639
8,784,715
6,336,191
+ 38.6
9,381,955
11,558,05)
1,187,343,897
914,004,236
+29.9
1,116,807,992
1,129,122,591
Philadelphia.
Reading
Our preliminary total stands
3,970,578
Scranton
in 1952. At this center
gain for the week ending Friday of 3.5%. Our comparative summary for
a
1,799,538
Chester
$18,506,828,698 against $17,982,664,383 for the same week
at
1951
Inc. or
Dec.
Bethlehem
to obtain weekly clearings will be
2.9% above those of the corresponding week last year.
$
Federal Reserve Dislrlet—Philadelphia—"
Pennsylvania—Altoona
the chief cities
week ended Saturday, April 18, clearings for all
based upon telegraphic advices from
us
1952
$
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
5,593,657
Delaware—Wilmington.
New
Jersey—Trenton.
+ 64.5
—16.7
—19.7
3.6
3,616,155
4,935,797
3,061,56®
3,971.34S
15,931,728
the week follows:
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
+
3.5
$8,885,713,543
$8,584,752,172
1,035,837,197
—
1,022,813,818
6.2
10,112,122
7,725,672
1,260,000,000
—
1,186,000,000
Cincinnati
223,240,494
190,505,315
+ 17.2
626,389,568
New York
578,854,613
+
8.2
Cleveland
380,783,643
346,331,557
+
Columbus
48,277,800
39,790,600
313,812,111
36,114,000
Mansfield
8,683,584
6,592,555
+ 31.7
188,699,189
402,401,745
43,072,300
6,380,341
9,636,349
327,561,426
8,770,474
+
351,967,035
1,005,339,979
950,694,863
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas
Fourth
353,284,079
+
2.7
323,900,000
+
5.3
561,535,000
499,400,197
+ 12.4
—
410,743,226
—
Baltimore
475,264,907
+
333,931,065
Cleveland
Youngstown.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
256,202,430
Total
West
+
700,189,230
650,970,466
Total all cities for week
South
3.3
7.0
$18,506,828,698 $17,982,664,383
__
'
*
,
the
clearings at this center showing a decrease of 5.8%.
but in
the
District the
Reserve
Boston
present further below,
larger by 5.8%
are
Richmond
District
Reserve
District has to its credit
the
totals register
totals
smaller
are
by 5.9%.
5.5
3,496,571
2,497,727
4.0
115,480,537
8.0
13,529,000
131,066,039
4,623,066
—13.5
261,002,772
195,443,49+v
5.3
110,994,331
95,462,866
5.9
524,711,779
425,920,821
—
+
8.7
+
5,196,153
288,931,120
101,957,586
525,944,730
—.
Federal Reserve
558,421,064
—
—
13,127,00©
3,909,197
District—Atlanta-
23,770,200
19,072,816
+ 24.6
90,798,758
+ 16.8
20,008,440
86,542,663
275,400,000
—10.7
18,468,04®
85,314,57*;
6,783,672
77,709,978
285,500,000
7,594,281
4,558,710
5,098,380
—10.6
5,145,425
147,502,039
180,862,385
8,777,125
111,082,870
146,069,605
+ 32.8
121,958,799
116,881,722
8,490,172
+
3.4
3.6
7,178,800
547,659
6,640,994:
+
2.4
125,765,598
104,749,379
300,900,000
Total
(10
Seventh
5.4
+
+ 23.8
139,086,936
cities)—
900,319,104
800,276,911
+12.5
766,691,652
671,227,50©
+ 14.9
1,698,032
13,876,603
1,376,541
11,280,915
7,466,150
6,315,661
65,420,000
4,993,829
64,646,000
—
Reserve District—Chicago-
Federal
1,922,585
1,673,305
11,974,747
+
7,828,477
7,707,041
+ 19-2
Indianapolis
57,940,000
6,565,328
8,406,139
61,642,000
Bend
10,336,738
10,226,788
<Haute
3,45S,881
4,451,049
107,168,775
91,198,658
4,930,027
34,575,297
4,715,988
15,123,749
1,540,068
Terre
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Moines
Des
District of
Sioux
527,44#
592,603
135,773,612
12,280,783
South
103,586,470
Orleans-
Michigan—Ann ArborGrand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
The Chicago Reserve
7,262,546
235,000,000
4,758,25©
3,836,128
108,346,198.
571,773
Louisiana—New
loss of 5.0%
gain of 9.2% and in the
a
(6 cities)
Mississippi—Vicksburg
We group the cities according
and from this we note
improvement ol 41.8%, the St. Louis Reserve
an
905,218,821
—
5,610,129
Mobile
District the totals
Cleveland Reserve District by 12.5%, but in the
in the
and
996,584,872
18,051,000
96,852,989
Alabama—Birmingham.
In the Cleveland Reserve
Philadelphia Reserve District of 29.9%.
5.8
+
140,436,016
249,899,442
Columbia—Washington-
Florida—Jacksonville
(including this city) the totals show a
that in the New York District
8,605,243*
356,101,421
Macon
in which they are located
Federal Reserve Districts
to the
5,161,187
9,363,623
336,555,552
Augusta.
the aggregate of clearings
the whole country having amounted to $16,876,043,272 against $16,369,537,450 in
same week in 1952.
Outside of this city there was a gain of 13.4%, the bank
for
3,849,189
3,637,873
Georgia—Atlanta
'
For that week there was an increase of 3.1%,
April 11.
177,699,187"
6.9
9.9
—
17,331,000
Nashville
previous week—week ended
give final and complete results of the
able to
are
.
.
statement, however, which we
In the elaborate detailed
we
'
+ 21.3
152,613,297
I
Tennessee—Knoxville.
the Saturday figures are not available
•
..
of
Sixth
We cannot furnish them
of next week.
9.9
District—Richmond-
Carolina—Charleston
Total
+ 2.9
at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
,)
Reserve
Maryland—Baltimore
District
covered by the foregoing will appear
today, inasmuch as the week
Complete and exact details for the week
ends Saturday, and
Federal
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
—
$17,855,858,232 $17,282,475,153
Total all cities, five days.
issue
3.0
cities)
Richmond
All cities, one day
our
3.4
+
3,500,946,100
3,604,852,330
Other cities, five days
(7
9.4
+
$14,251,005,902 $13,781,529,053
days
+
+ 30.3
Fifth
Ten cities, five
6,737,327
7,156,683
0.8
414,033,458
*520,000,000
Pittsburgh
District—Cleveland—
Reserve
Ohio—Canton
5.9
362,879,682
San Francisco
Federal
1.3
341,000,000
City
St. Louis
in
(11 cities).
*
1952
1953
Week Ended April 18—
City
2.6
8.3
—
—
6.0
+
1.1
4,538,365
8,498,365
+
4.5
33,561,907
+
3.0
9,614,558
3,349,873
89,241,341
4,929,402
33,032,354
15,386,387
—
1.7
16,657,140
1,100,479
639,131,491
3,135,873
+ 39.9
—11.1
836,195,974i
4,025,662.
10,866,082*
6,227,821
4,288,056
—22.7
+ 17.5
3,289,443
66,927,040
4,350,375
33,379,333
14,905,516r
1,282,766
Rockford
SUMMARY OF
12 cities
3rd
Inc. or
Dec. %
597,629,407
9,024,574,513
+
917,000,822
+41.8
1,118,356,128
1,081,072,OOF;
271,600,000
132,246,014
+
4.6
7.6
+ 39.7
290,900,000
128,527,842
104,834,621
2,284,283
264,000,008*
+
+
8.6
526,546,746
487,839,894:
+
3.4
6,795,660
273,467,293
97,849,212
7,107,179
(17
cities).
7
"
1,005,339,979
950,694,863
+
6
"
525,944,730
558,421,064
Missouri—St. Louis..
+ 44.3
—
5.8
996,584,872
905,218,821
5.9
524,711,779
2,623,838
89,783,601
1,878,446
537,948,725
Illinois—Quincy
1,129,122,591
Louis284,100,000
142,264,620
108,960,267
«...
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
7,027,420,396
8,091,801,960
1,116,807,992
495,508,061
+ 21.4
118,707,693
102,951,399
2,180,80*
425,920,821
+ 29.9
1,187,343,897
914,004,236
5.0
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
9
560,881,195
687,666,964
9.2
—
**
Richmond
1950
%
8,571,122,851
1,301,894,488
Total
1951
$
11
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
5 th
"
13
2nd New York
1952
646,136,105
-
+ 41.8
12,356,695
Peoria
Federal Reserve Districts:
$
1st Boston
3,429,436
Decatur
2.5%
+ 57.5
+ 31.9
CLEARINGS
BANK
1953
Week Ended April 11—
4,863,724
1,006,340,460
4,135,172
Chicago
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 6.8%.
In the following we furnish a summary by
9,388.016
13,896,202
6,505,045
Springfield
gain of 3.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District of
District the totals register a
1,439,254
835,739,454
4,155,185
13,381,887
7,900,718
4,138,516
Illinois—Bloomingtoh
In the Kansas City Reserve
and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 1.5%.
8.6%
Total
6th Atlanta
10
"
900,319,104
800,276,911
+ 12.5
766,691,652
671,227,500
7th Chicago
17
"
1,301,894,488
917,000,822
+ 41.8
1,118,356,128
1,081,072,098
4
"
537,948,725
495,508,061
+
8.6
526,546,746
487,839,896
7
"
380,922,626
375,439,904
+
1.5
403,571,344
341,507,526
10
"
509,994,878
494,420,301
+
3.1
536,389,562
484,679,169
0
"
380,178,729
370,722,853
+
2.5
372,146,798
328,237,919
10
"
929,897,160
870,844,515
+
6.8
951,512,612
16,876,043,272
16,369,537,450
8,623,896,109
7,606,369,909
(4 cities).
8th St. Louis
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
-
City
11th Dallas
12th
San
Francisco
112 cities
Total
Outside New York City
We
now
add
statement
detailed
our
District—Minneapolis—
Reserve
6,672,726
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen.
Montana—Billings
792,271,851
Helena
3.1
16,092,788,409
14,235,399,783
+ 13.4
8,332,844,666
(7 cities)..
Total
Tenth
Federal
Reserve
Week Ended April 11
Inc. or
1951
1950
%
Dec. %
I
9
+ 16.4
2,096,050
1,628,395
4,603,760
+
2.5
4,824,937
4,319,807
524,465,986
498,326,329
+
5.2
574,112,650
461,507,105
2,586,989
2,243,188
2,701,407
2,199,086
1,089,671
.
s
1,100,582
'
1.5
403,571,344
341,507,526?
—
3,703,521
+ 15.3
—
1,102,626
8,008,511
8,982,490
8,493,408
6,297,836
490,8001
5.7
8,297,185
+
3.7
+ 13.9
8,585,567
147,927,244
9,656,268
17,645,480
2.0
332,209,569
316,655^35
+
6.0
11.7
12,430,821
3,321,558
3,227,925
10,393,73®
+
131,066,807
8,701,595
18,375,027
314,522,356
■
12,149,815
3,952,170
3,928,690
Pueblo
i
+
+ 29.2
3.1
536,389,562
121,401,26*
8,181,235
13,139,691
2,955,719
2,628,137
484,679,
+
9,072,953
307,630,781
—
7,581,921
+ 61.9
9,251,525
307,994,717
31,365,305
6,045,000
5,645,159
11,845,092
380,178,729
370,722,853
+ 2.5
372,146,798
328,237,81*
144,159,655
4,459,194
140,735,531
+
2.4
+
4.2
152,906,820
+
9.0
134,812,456
4,424,681
154,920,088
111,258,52*
4,280,189
166,667,308
—.
494,420,301
9,038,685
316,331,053
28,132,931
8,947,000
5,452,401
12,276,659
(10 cities)
Total
3,040,206
8.0
—
58,305,547
+ 13.0
64,926,996
64,310.592
17,799,879
13,284,312
531,406,925
14,357,721
5,377,379
10,202,175
405,307,701
11,759,027
:4 509,994,878
-
2,148,366
10,894,989
620,716
+
—
City
Joseph
535,767
+ 19.1
308,472,449
11,463,752
3,539,239
Colorado—Colorado Springs
764,414
+ 19.8
666,130
1,010,323
2,691,121
1.0
St.
+
887,390
8,207,706
20,936,873
Missouri—Kansas
2,083,609
4,717,489
1
375,439,904
8,674,137
135,965,244
Omaha
2,424,688
River
10,133,829
793,('01
Wichita
Pall
4,383,800
10,421,515
1,063,481
Kansas—Tope k a
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Lowell
1.8
—
Lincoln
1952
$
Massachusetts—Boston
3,546,685
10,849,455
—
Hastings
1953
Portland
+ 12.6
+ 13.6
3.2
+
District—Kansas City-
Nebraska—Fremont
*
Maine—Bangor
+ 28.9
4,420,409
0.1
—
7,531,897,242
+
showing thei figures for each city for the
•
5,408,850
3,240,588
5,567,521.
233,225,259
82,115,897
3,597,767
3,163,739
380,922,626
North
South
250,409,375
94,657,713
6,969,">57
3,649.483
5,021,615
10,651,760
Paul
6,453,514
250,266,329
97,690,556
Minneapolis
St.
week ended April 11 for four years:
Clearings at—
Federal
Ninth
Minnesota—Duluth.
'
New
Bedford
3,388,662
Springfield
-
2,216,881
10,956,475
10,126,127
8,018,116
-
—
8,261,451
+ 52.9
+
8.2
'
Worcester
,,
41,101,064
•
-
Haven
Rhode Island—Providence
New
2.9
,
'
■
+ 56.6
33,463,260
11,328,155
+ 42.4
29,546,100
v
1,790,329
,
.30,948,725
13,930,332
29,466,500
■
Hampshire—Manchester
26,245,615
16,130,136
Connecticut—Hartford
New
—
1,547,610
0.3
14,331,937
25,528,800
31,543,700
+15.7
.
1,812,484
—
■
-
(12
cities)
597,629,407
646,136,105
9.2
Fort Worth
Galveston
Wichita Falls.
Louisiana—Shreveport.
—15.6
52,690,996
.
,
•-
York—Alhanv
Binghamton
J
.
.
'
'
*
:.
"
.
,
New
3,781,172
+
5.8
3,505,647
2,996,729
96,642,253
90,926,670
+
6.3
99,263,097
81,740,629
_
O regon—Portland __
2,099,934
1,629,667
2,145,504
—10.0
2,281,533
2,078,750
San
5.8
7,759,943,743
6,703,502,541
San
Jose
_
_
6.0
24,971,363
22,238,018
23,445,341
+
15,445,394
+ 12.5
17,366,870
+ 37.3
17,039,468
12,622,871
(a)
(a)
——
(a)
897,962
60,753,608
Northern New Jersey
36,789,498
+ 65.1
52,560,340
.
+ 40.5
60,078,969
61,055,880
8,571,122^351
9,024,574,513
—
5.0
,.8,091,801,960
1.8
Barbara—
65,909,500
17,988,050
14,449,614
484,399,997
16,165,933
+ 11.3
12,746,326
457,385,692
+ 13.4
+
13,661,044
+
6.5
4,876,430
+
15.6
9,781,003
+ 19.3
Stockton
Total
.
8,755,221
270,271,54*
27,174,937
5,649,000*
4,883,93*
11,504,177
7,027,420,396
Outside New York,
a
15,884,703
13,050,655
5,548,31*
8,794.598
870,844,515
+
6.8
951,512,612
792,271,851
16,876,043,272
16,369,537,450
+
3.1
16,092,788,409
14,235,399,783
8,623,896,109
Grand Total (112 cities).
•Estimated,
5.9
3,616,64*
152,741,095
929,897,160
(10 cities).
7,606,369,909
+ 13.4
8,332,844,666
7,531,897,247i
48,160,781
50,819,526
"
cities!
—17.5
—
District—San Franelsco—
14,788,592
17,430,r>4
•71,380,256
Newark
Pasadena.
Santa
17,376,356
New Jersey—Montclair
6.3
5,636,658
Beach.
Francisco
8,763,167,541
23,929,194
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
2.8
11,673,159
+ 15.5
—
0.4
14,554,025
Utah—Salt Lake City—
California—Long
24,857,632
(12
Federal Re serve
Yakima
1,931,105
__
York
Total
Twelfth
Washington—Seattle.
2,227,778
2,573,471
Rochester
.
(6 cities).
8,252,147,163
Elmira
Jamestown
75,707,976
3,999,856
•
Buffalo
18,395,355
15,531,957
30,037,583
10,848,000
5,551,615
+
—
1,978,325
Second Federal Reserve District—-New York—
Wew
District—DaHai
560,881.195
687,666,964
+
Reserve
__
Dallas
Total
Total
Federal
Eleventh
Texas—Austin
Now
included in Newark, N. J.
v
44
The Commercial and
(1720)
Financial "Chronicle.
Monday, April 20,
...
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rales
Pursuant to the
of
New
We
give below
Nov.
15,
1961
Aircraft
Solar
Co.,
Southern
record for the week just passed:
a
Union
3%%
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL, RESERVE
BANK
TREASURY
TO
4%%
APRIL
10,
TO APRIL
1953
INCLUSIVE
1953
16,
United
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New
V,''
Argentina peso—
,
Apr. 1.4
Apr. 13
Apr. 10
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
1st and
Preferential
.133333*
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
>
Maine
2.244770
2.244770
2.244272
due
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0199700
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0228818
.0222111
.0220111
.0222684
.325866
.325866
.325866
.325866
.325933
1.016562
1.016367
1.016562
.0109750
.0544060
.0230231
Free
—
British
Malaysia,
Canada,
dollar
Ceylon,
Malayan
dollar_
*„
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.210600
.210633
.210633
2.816562
2.816562
2.817187
.166144
.116144
.263300
1515 '«
pfd.
CALLED
Date
1961—
Gas
&
'
May
4Vi%
Oil
bds., due Dec. 1,
bonds,
due
1
27
1474
27
2.788675
2.788675
2.789294
Dec.
1,
1960
Apr
1474
May
May
8
June
*
1
1
1581
Corp.—
Inc.
5%
f
Sherman
due April 1, 1962
stock
preferred
conv.
1581
*
Corp.—
'
mortgage 6%
income bonds,
due May
1,
1963
Apr
30
1515 "
in
this
issue,
Jin Volume
176.
2.789294
.140154*
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Rubber,
&
(quar.)_
Payable
$1.25
preference
(quar.) J
Gould's Pumps, Inc., common
i—
&
...
5-15
6-15
5-15
4-30
15 c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Co.,
Holaer$
6-15
J50c
•
4-15
3-21
5-26
4-28
5%
5-26
4-28
J25c
(quar.)
6-15
5-25
(In thousands of dollars)
Inc. (+)
dec. (—)
AssetsGold
1953
certificates
Redemption
20,628,102
fund
for
F.|
786,150
—
+
10,999
21,386,268
+
24,998
354,121
reserves—
+
2,665
Discounts
and advances—
Industrial loans
868,361
3,553
million.
62,894
+
Chicago and $58 million in the
—
39,577
—
7,636
—
70
246,259
+
1,442
—
—
4,521,975
P.
R.
613,848
1,338,914
+
15,000
+
15,000
+
23,821,116
securities-
+
15,000
+
+
15,000
of
securities™
24,693,030
other
24,647
23
banks—
157,787
+
866
4,567,183
+
+
2,071
973,843
+
71,245
49,647
+
101
+
5,102
184,568
+
9,650
+
26,592
51,392,627
premises
Other
+
987,476
+
one
was
net increase of
a
19,932,076
+
+
Deposits:
of
summary
member banks
acct._
341,125
assets
and
liabilities
liab.
6,504
21,047,687
and
> -
Loans
and
investments—total
Loans—net
r
___
and
brokers
and
carrying
or
loans
for
dealers
for
accrued
—
t
1,590
—
142,526
178,851
3,711,071
+
826,547
+
229,968
18,106
+
1,331
+
1,598
;U. S.securities
bonds
+
50,311,262
+
981,360
+
902,216
Capital Accounts—
Cash
257,072
+
65
+
584,676
+
27,543
212,074
Total liabilities &; cap. accts.
51,392,627
—
+
+
—
—
—
14,605
'
46,334
.
-
carrying
+
987,476
972,844
of
note
gold
to
certificate
deposit
liabilities
and
purchased
U.
Reserve
domestic
2.3%
S.
*
+
546
+
16
reporting member
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
ended April 8: Decreases of
$318 million in loans to
banks and $344 million in
balances with domestic banks:
increases of $282 million in
reserve balances with Fed¬
eral Reserve Banks and
$921 million in
demand deposits
adjusted; and decrease of $880 million in
United States
Government deposits and $214
million in demand de¬
posits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial,
industrial,
in
six
districts
and
in¬
crease
of $51
million in New York
City and
of $13 million in
are
Chicago,
a
decrease
Changes according to
industry
available in another press release.
Corp.
+•-"'
n
J
+
-,
."
A.)
__L
B
preferred
(A.)
5-
25c
3-31
4-l»
1
4-24
6-19
6-
1
6-11
6-
1
6-
5-15
6-11
50C
$1.50
iquar.i
1 V'
5.
-
6-30
$1.06 Vi
Co., 5ViVo
1
1
4-20
4-
a .:
preferred
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)_—ij.
$1.37 Vi
preferred
(quar.)
$1.37%
2-1-54
40c
5-11
4-17
68 %c
5-1
4-15
Schaffner
Marx
$1.37 Va
5-
1
——__
&
—
$1.37V2
8-
1
_
:(quar.)
Electric
11-
5 6 Vic
5-
——!■
1
1
1-
■
1
4-16
4-30
3-31
4-30
3-31+.:.
55c
Hecht
Co.,
4-
"
4-30
3-31
25c
—
4-25
3-27
Powder
7%
.
1 478
—/''lift
+
1,365
5
+
348
Holly
+
282
—
232
5%
+
39
52,723
4-30
4-30
4-
9
$1.25
5-15
5-
1
5c
6-15
6-
5
(quar^)
(quar.)
com.
/
"B"
■
B
Corp.,
Home
921
+
840
102
+
1 321
Houtiaille-Horshey
+
301
Houston
&
—
214
168
Hudson
+
18
+
45
1,077
+
68
+
506
Hussmann
5-
1
5-
1
25c
5-
1
4-
37 Vic
5-
1
"4-
4-15 s'
7
7i-!
5%
4-17
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-17
25c
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
30c
(increased)—
5-15
50c
(quar.)
Power
4-27
Co.—
V
4-20
4-10
;
(quar.)———„
Car
■
■
«
'
$1
Co.
1
4-15
5-
1
4-
30c
(quar.)
5-
25c
——
Co
Refrigerator
Huttig Sash &
4-15
J15c
Co
Motor
4-15
25c
Y.)
Corp.
880
preferred
4-25
1
JlOc
(quar.)_
—
(N.
+
Lighting
5-15
5-
30c
Co.
(Joseph)
5-15
k'
common
(quar.)
Inc.
Hardart
4-15L *
I
20c
(conv.
&
1
6-
53VbC
—
Sugar
5-
Corp.—
—
5 %
-
Co.,, common
preferred (quar.)
Holt (Henry) & Co. (stock dividend)
Home
Insurance Co. (increased quar.)
(Philadelphia District)
35c
30c
__z
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Mfg. Co.; Ltd., class A_L—
Class
107
—
4-15
4-i '9
45c
93%C
(quar.)____
A
3,246
+
2
1__
preferred series A (quar.)—
Mfg.
Holden
26
+
344
pfd.
Corp.",
preferred
Chocolate
4Vi%
Higbie
4
v
5%
class
convertible
Hershey
1,489
+
>
preferred
6%
-
l*
Co.,
5-
——:—
(quar.)—
Steel' Products
t—
"
,™
15c
'(quar.)
Hercules
1,544
—<
—
5-
1
4-20
Door Co.—
preierred
$1.25
(quar.)
6-30
6-19
Loans to brokers
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-30
9-19
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-30
12-19
preferred
and
Brick
Illinois
,;
6%
Co.,
Power
preferred
Co.,
common
PARTIAL
preferred
Tobacco
Industrial
Institutional
REDEMPTION
income
Page
-
due
1967
May
1
-
mortgage
3%%
bonds, due Nov.
1,
1963
,
—May
Chicago & Western Indiana RR. Co., 1st collateral trust
mortgage 43/e % s. f. bonds, series A, due May 1,
1982_May
11
West 42nd
Street, Inc. 1st mtge. leasehold bonds
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 20-yr.
Fort
1st
Worth
&
mortgage
Denver
4%%
3%
1
1470
May
1
due
1982
May
1
(16c
from
1368
preferred
realized
1
1
4-10 +
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
-
4-10
5-20
5-
5-
1
4-3
5-
1
4-J.a
6-
1
5-
4-30
4-
4
1
4V2%
pfd.
32c
(quar.)
1
of
Canada,
11.12 %
5-
1
4-20
+$1.75
Co
5-
1
4-
1
+83ic
5-
1
4-
1
30c
5-
1
4-15
Ltd.—
($5 par) (quar.)—
Ltd..
Paints
.it
r
security
Packers.
(Canada), 6% pfd. (s-a)
Utilities
convertible
Mutual,
Inc
6-16
6-
4-22
3-20
2
Telegraph Corp.—
Corp.—
preferred
Engineering
J60c
25c
International Telephone &
Investors
1
5-
net
(quar.)
International
$1.40
5-
5-
15c
(quar.)
Fund
from
16c
Nickel
Interstate
4-10
r:
5
58%c
2%
.
:
preferred
International
1472
8-
Ltd.—
Increased
1
debs., due 1961_May
1255
Ry.—
bonds,
and
Internat'ona'l
1
Corp.
Growth
Corp.,
7%
1
$1.25
Canada
profits)
7%
9-
,
$25c
of
(quar.)
International
1469
4-17
Shares, Ltd.—
Interchemical
RR.—
bonds, series A,
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry.—
1st
Co;
1
49V«C
(quar.)
Brownhoist
Ingersoll-Rand
4-15
5-
51c
_—
Co.
4-20
15c
55c
_™
(quar.)
4.42%
preferred
(initial)
Illinois Zinc Co.
(stock dividend)—
preference
4-15
1
53 ViC
4.08%
Date
Southern
3*4%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)——
4%
1
.5-15
5-
S3
(quar.)
Imperial
5-
50c
-
-
(s-a)—
redemption,
Company and Issue—
•
-
preferred
Institutional
Great
*
preferred
ing tenders, and the page number giv'es the location in
the current volume (except where
indicated) in which
the details were given in the
"Chronicle.".
mortgage
—__—
4.70%
called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for
mak¬
1st
(quar.)
notes,
list of corporate bonds,
stocks called for
including those
Alabama
.
$1
RR.—
non-cam.
Illinois
—
4.26%
a
10c
i.
'quar.)
Co.
Central
Co.
common—
preferred
Illinois
-
Brick
Press
Power
4%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
-
6
5%
Hydraulic
Notices
"
"*
l— 1718
43*'•
common
preferred
Hercules
96
—
16,
+ ,-1
124
444
3%%
1,328
Below will be found
s
15c
—
Industries, Inc. (quar.4
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
$4
_____
1
4
4-15
4-21
20c
(quar.)
Refractories—
9,878
banks
6-
5-
; .5oc
(quar.)„_
<quar.)__
preferred
1
Vi 'Jo
5,894
18,189
—_
5-
17j/2C
—_
(quar.)
Co., class A
Special
;.
+
189
2 158
2,291
deposits.
April 1 figures revised
J40c
—
30C
(quar.)——
Co., common
Co. (quar.)
Mfg.
(M.
Co.
Hayes
368
+
•
4
318
.: :+'
Banks—-.u 14,320
deposits adjusted
deposits except government.
Government
(quar.)
(initial)
Gas
Brothers
Tdaho
and
agricultural
loans
in¬
decreased in the other six
resulting in a net increase of $28 million
at all report¬
ing member banks, the principal
changes were an
creased
11-25
Hayes
3,711
The condition statement of
weekly
of the Federal Reserve
following
12-15
—__.
pfd.
v
.
(Canada), Ltd.—
.
22,846
2,834
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
Products Ltd., $1.60
5%
30,895
Industrial loan commitments™
shows
Co.
6-10
Border's,
foreign
correspondents
banks
142
—,
v'lI'
'
7>638
banks
4-15
8-25
1.9,877
——
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
accept¬
for
.1 %
RR.
Light (quar.)—
Hat Corp. of 'America, 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)_-—
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)_—
2,076
"/
922'
with
Borrowings
45.9%
on
+
.1,852.; +151
Demand
Foreign
R.
28
+
29,736
;__
1
6-10
Horn
re¬
combined
Contingent liability
ances
F.
1,703.:
7,681
„—
serves
+
•/.
459
...
9,689
23,297
6,180
__
4
h
9c
i
_
Federal
4-15
10c
5Vi %
Liabilities—
Time
6,051
with
4-20
4-24
Inc
6-30
Harbison-Walker
4.460
indebtedness-—
in vault
Balances
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section
13b)
Fund,
9-14
Hanna
^408
securities—total
——
1
6-30
Hamilton
3 038
+
+
—
Other
4-16
1
5-
50c
Hartford
139
;
of
1
5-
$1
5 Vi %
139
*797;:™
Government
5-
15c
quar.)
$1.25
Halle
pur¬
loans
—
543,027
__
S.
37i/2c
(reduced
Co.
Engineering Corp
J50C
-
Treasury
bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
76,895
—
+
divs.
U.
5-15
$1.25
Hart,
—
™';
or
Loans to banks„™_™_™__
Other loans
178,654
—
4-15
1
(quar.)—
Hagan
,
—
-securities
estate
1
6-
agricultural
securities
purchasing
5-
10c
(quar.)
Hagerstown
Apr. 9,
55
+
50c
.
(quar.)
5
40,117
_
to
76,882
1
preferred
Harris
-—36,508
„
Loans—gross —
Commercial, Industrial,
Loans
Apr. 1,
5-
preferred
$5
reporting
1953
.1952
(jn millions of dollars)
5-15
$5
de¬
1953
4
+5 6 Vic
Brewery Co.—
Ohio
$4.25
of
5-
$5
6%
,
Reserves
Ratio
Common
4'it.
5-
5-28
(quar.)—.—-——
&i
n
4-10
1
5-28
(quar.)___
Tanning
Mutual
follows:
.
285,888
12,107
+
200,039
-
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other
+
574,447
Western
preferred
Mooile
5-
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Aircraft
Gulf
District; there
Assets
Real
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
Total
5%
Co.
Griess-Pfleger
Inc. ( + ) or
dec. (—) since
1,213,677
302,766
L.)
Griesedieck
$68 million at all reporting member
'
Member bank—reserve accts.
U. S.
Hydraulics,
Class
A
Other
25,369
(H.
Greer
banks.
Liabilities—
Other
Green
District
$46 million in the Cleveland District but
they
creased $120 million in the San Francisco
31 Vic
(accum.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores—
$2.25 preferred -(quar.)
district.
.——.
—_
pfd.
5%
Guardian
and
loans
25,534,398
(quar.).
Co.
dividend
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
chasing
Federal Reserve Notes
conv.
Union
Stock
Gurney
972,844
-
assets
11-25
Grumann
Francisco
4
8-25
12-15
creased in all but
5
-—
9-15
J25c
City and $50
million in the Cleveland District. Time
deposits increased
$102 million.
United States Government
deposits de¬
1,598,731
<
J25c
(quar.)__
Graham-Paige 5%
York
1,353,914
banks
Uncollected cash items
Bank
San
$142 million in New
Apr. 8,
and
foreign
notes
23,806,116
—
Govt.
loans
from
8,205,598
—
—
repurchase
agreement.™
Total
6,767,590
+
13,773,671
bought outright
514,754
+
4.995,716
.
Notes
Due
decreased
(quar.)
A
Grand
Borrowings increased $126 million in New York City
Certificates..
Total U. S.
States
Government bonds showed minor decreases.
Demand deposits adjusted increased
and
723,256
__
514,754
under
United
Holdings of Treasury notes and of United States
securities:
Bills.™
Total
carrying
or
Chicago, $25 million in the Atlanta District, $20 million
each in the Cleveland and Dallas
Districts, and a total
of $151 million at all
reporting member banks. Holdings
of Treasury certificates of indebtedness increased
$43
Bought outright—
Held
purchasing
$1,076 million in
.
U. S. Govt,
1952
13,999
+
758,166
ctf.
Apr. 16,
R.
notes
Total gold
Other cash
or
since
1953
for
Government and other securities increased $142 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $58 million in
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Apr. 8,
dealers
A
Class
and
*
q
'
Class
Stafemenf of Condition of the Twelve
"
4-10
10c
Government Employees Corp
Stock dividend —————
Grafton
of Rec.
When
75c
common
4%
Merchandise.
of
Tire
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Goodyear rire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
.658327*+
•561797*t
.425531*t
type
Share
Per
Goodyear
.561797*t
Apr. 15,
^
1577
1954_Apr
bonds
serial
f. debentures,
s.
Co.,
•Announcement
.193233*
franc
Page
.263380
-
upon
1515
1
cum.
ISSUE
relunding mortgage
W'itherbee
.116144
.263358
.0348937
depends
4"/2%
mortgage
Fruit
1st
.496766*
+Appllcation
1477
1
$4.50
2.817187
.116144
.140154*
South Africa, pound
Kingdom, pound sterling™.
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso (free rate)
4
America,
RR.—
15-year 4 Vi %
Penn
.210700
.263366
peso
of
•Nominal.
.00285625
.116144
United
*/
.00435401*
2.788366
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Union
.210750
.263300
.—
pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
Switzerland,
.210650
.00435401*
2.816250
—
Zealand,
1.016250
.210650
.00435401*
*
stock.May
series B, due Nov. 1,1976-May
series B, due Nov. 1, 1976
May
1477
••
Automotive Products, Inc. 4% sink, fund
debs..May 15
Hospital and Nurses' Home—
and
National
1.016250
.210650
.210633
1477
and collat. trust 4%
mtge.
1st
.00285625
—
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New
July 1,
Methodist
.00435401*
210650
.
1
1
Valley RR.—
Maremont
.00435401*
—
rupee
Finland, Markka
France, (Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
May
-May
-
refunding mortgage 4 Vi% 50-year gold bonds,
General
Brazil, cruziero—
Basic
bonds,
Central
1st
.0199925
.0199700
.0199250
1972
1971
Ry.—
bonds, 4Vi%
mtge.
Aroostook
.133333*
2.244272
1302
<v •
Company and Issue—
s
.200000°
.0719820°
due
1,
ENTIRE
.133333°
2.244023
of
*
•
24
Co.—
Nov.
Apr. 10
Basic
Free
stock.Jun
'
debentures,
due
Thursday
,•
S
S
$
S
Wednesday
Apr. 15
Tuesday
Monday
1475
Maryland
1st mtge.
Friday
fund
Co.
preferred
conv.
Co.—
Transmission
Biscuit
General
(Value In United States Money)
York
Gas
cumulative
debentures,
Western
Country and Monetary Unit
1
May 15
__„
Gas
sinking
Tennessee
1930
TARIFF ACT OF
UNDER
Page
12436
1958_May
England Power Co. 1st mtge. bonds, series A, 3Vi%,
due
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
the world.
Date
May 15
Outdoor
Advertising Co., preferred stock
(John) Morrell & Co., 15-yr. 3% debs., due May 1,
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the
countries
General
1953
Corp.
(quar.)__
-(increased)
35C
5-
1
4-14
10c
4-30
4-15
15 ViC
4-21
3-31
Volume 177
Number 5213
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..,
(1721)
Per
Name of Company
Investors
$2.50
Trust
When
Share
Holdert
Per
Payable of Rec.
Name of Company
Co..of Rhode Island—
preferred
Melchers
37 %c
iquar.)
5-
1
4-20
Participating
$2.50
$2.50
I
'
preferred
——
inc.*
&
55c
Heintz,
4%
.pfd.
conv.
Inc.,
preferred
7-20
8-
1
7-20
2
2
1
5-
$1
(quar.)
Water
Supply Co.—
preferred (quar.)
3%%
-
7-
1
93%c-
Knitting Mills, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred
________—.
(quar.)
Tea
6-15
20c
Johnson
Ranch
(initial)
par
Royalty,
5-25
1
•4.40%
Michigan ,Gas
6-20
5
6-
Miller
(quar.)
Aluminum
&
Chemical,
10-20
Mississippi Glass
11-
1
10-20
4-15
5-12
Mississippi Power
5-13
Mitchell
1
4-15
6-10
6-
95c
6-
1
5-15
$1
6-
1
5-15
$1.12%
6-
1
5-15
'
(quar.)
:
4.80%
nori-cum
Kellogg
i
Co.,
3%%
preferred
(stock
3%%.' preferred
preferred
dividend)
710-
1
'
•
4-13
1
6-30
5-
20c
,
A
4-16
$1.12%
6-30
9-30
Kropp
12-23
A
(quar.)
$1.12%
12-30
(quar.)
$1.75
5-1
4-25
4-15
Co
Stock
dividend
La
Crosse
Salle
3%
Telephone
Extension
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lake Superior District Power
Class
B
6-26
10-10
10c
1-11-54
12-28
50c
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
4-30
15c
6-30
4 % %
6-30
6-15
15C
(quar.)
9-30
15c
9-30
(quar.)
15c
12-31
12-15
B
(quar.)
15c
12-31
12-15
Landis
(M.
H.), Inc., $6 preferred
Co. (Mo.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
$3
Machine
25C
.
5-
1
5-15
5-
25c
8-15
8-
11-15
11-
5
dividend)
5%'
56V.C
—
Class
1
A
Class
Lee
4-25
4-13
5-
"
4-15
1
National
B
Rubber
Tire
&
Leece-Neville
Lees
Co.
(James)
Lerner
Salt
Lewis
Preferred
4-15
Low-Priced
4-15
Balanced
Above
(quar.)
10c
& Sons Co.,
Stores
Leslie
4-15
Corp.,
Co.
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-27
4-
96 %c
5-
1
4-15
able
5-
1
4-17
asset
6-15
5-15
(quar.)
40c
Brothers. Ltd.
$15c
Liberty Life
Quarterly
Insurance
Local
Co.
Co.,
common
(quar.)
8%
Co.
Corp.
(R.
I.)
(quar.)
com.
Boston
&
State
&
Mills,
Nashville
&
Bleachery,
Steel
RR.
Light,
Inc.
Co.
5-
4'/a %
5%. preferred
(R.
H.)
6-20
Niagara Share Corp.
10-
1
9-21
Norfolk
1-2-54
12-22
&
4-13
Northern
$6
$3.50
5-
1
4-21
Northern
Illinois
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)__
$1.50
$1
25c
Magnavox
Realization
$2.10
Co.
$1.05
4-27
4-27
4-25
4-15
Northwest
5-
1
4-15
Class
62 %C
8-
1
7-15
62 %c
11-
1
10-15
$1.06y,
5-
1
4-
8
5-
1
4-
8
:
pfd.
A
(quar.)_
Quarterly
terest
$1
125c
i%%
out
6-15
6-
4-30
4-15
changed
6-
1
5-15
so
12-
26 %C
;
6-30
6-12
the
Fund
and
on
in-
$3.75
preferred
preferred
series
its
in¬
Frontenac
3-31
(quar.)_
$1.06%
6-
1
5-
(quar.)__
45c
6-
1
5-15
common
(par
each
share
8
A
B
Coast
$5
1st
6-
1
5-15
$4
6-
1
5-15
Pacific
6-
1
5-15
7-
2
5-29
7-
2
5-29
4-30
5-
1
1
4-
preferred
Pacific
6
com.
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)_
4-
5-
1
4-10
4-27
4-13
,
6-15
3-31
Corp.
1
4-15
Pacific
Power
&
1
6-11
Pacific
Public
Service
Plate
Co.
Glass
Plymouth
Cordage
Employees stock
(H.
Potomac
3-31
K.),
5-
1
4-15
$1.30
f 15c
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-10
Package
t$l
4-20
3-31
Packard-Bell
preferred
4-15
4-10
5-25
4-24
5-25
4-24
5-25
4-24
pfd.
5-
1
8-
1
7-21
10-30
10-20
4-21
6-
5
1
9-
4
1-2-54
12-
4
4-10
Co.
(quar.)
4-20
90C
5-
1
4-13
(quar.)
of Colorado, com. (quar.)
(quar.)____l_—_________
Co.
preferred
Corp.
$3.50
of
$1.17%
5-
1
4-13
35c
5-
1
4-15
$1,061/4
6-
1
5-15
$1.05
6-
1
5-15
25c
6-
1
5-15
3.60%
6-15
cohv.,
8-31
6-
4-25
4-10
4-25
4-10
Reece
4-10
4-10
4-10
4-25
4-10
Corp.
5-
1
4-30
75c
5-
1
Class
Stock
5-15
5-
$1.18%
5-
1
4-15
$1.18%
5-
1
4-15
1
37 VaC
5-15
5-
1
60c
5-15
5-
1
93 %C
5-
1
4-15
5c
5-
1
4-20
Gas
dividend
B
5-15
Rice-Stix,
6-
7-
1
6-
1
6-
5
5-
8
4-29
6-12
5-29
5
$3.50
8-
1
7-20
5-
8
4-16
4-30
5-20
5-
1
17 Vac
4-24
4-20
4-10
4-15
t25c
4-15
4-22
5-
1
5-
1
4-24
40C
4-30
4-21
J28C
1
6-15
7-
4-25
4-25
4-15
,35C
4-25
4-10
4-15
50c
6-
5
50c
(quar.)
6-
5
5-15
5-
1
4-17
1
6-15
5-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
Rich's,
Inc.,
3%%
(quar.)
River
Brand
Riverside
Mills
Cement
Mills,
4.50%
Co.,
Inc.,
preferred
Rochester
Gas
Common
—
(quar.)
A (accum.)—
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-30
4-22
56V4C
—,—*—~——
preferred
4-30
4-22
Co.,
Power
preferred
Aircraft
Rolland
4%%
56c
4-25
4-10
6-
1
5-15
$1.02%
6-
1
5-15
$1.18%
6-
1
Co.,
4-17
St. Lawrence
1
4-15
St.
5-
1
4-15
5%
convertible
5-
1
4-15
5%
convertible
5%
.
&
'Class
pfd.
15c
$25c
t$l,06 Vt
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
$1.06
(quar.)——.—
J50c
4V4%
Francisco
pfd.
Ry.
Schenley Industries,
Schwitzer-Cummins
1
4-
6
4-30
7-
4-10
1
6-
5
4-24
4-
2
6-
1
9-15
9-
1
(quar.)——
12-15
12-
1
6-15
J20C
5-
1
4-15
$10c
5-
1
4-15
5-11
4-20
Co.—
3-31
6-
6
5-
$1.25
Inc,
4-16
5-15
6-15
$1.25
50c
4-15
4-13
4-15
$1.25
—
4-20
1
6-
.
(quar.)
B
4-30
1
4-13
1
5-
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred A
4-30
5-
4-27
Co.—
preferred A
Ltd., class A
Co.,
4-14
4-14
5C
Ltd.
Corp.,
Louis-San
Scarfe
—
—
convertible
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foods, 4%
1
4-28
4-28
25c
Management
Fine
5-15
$1
$1.16
(quar.)
Ltd., common
preferred
Royalties
common—
(quar.)
Corp.
Paper
1
$5
(annual)
&
Light
4.65%
Rohr
5-
,
Corp.—
iquar.)
preferred F (quar.)___—_j._—______
4.10%
preferred series H (quar.)—,
4%% preferred series I (quar.);
Rochester & Pittsburgh
Coal common
non-cum.
4-10
5-15
15c
4%
5%
4-15
50c
—
(quar.)
Electric
&
1
5-
93 %c
28c
class
common_____,
A
5-
30c
(quar.)
Rice
9-18
50c
common
preferred
5-
4-28
4-22
1
10-
5-
4-20
1
5-
$1.75
25c
1
5-
U0c
$1.75
3-31
1
4-15
1
5-1
12 %C
(quar.)
preferred
28 %C
5-
4-16
5-
50c
75c
—
5% preferred
preferred
1st
S & W
5-
4-20
4-24
5-14
2%
(s-a)
2nd preferred
3
4-23
5-
$1.75
4-18
4-18
4-
1
5-15
(quar.)
4-17
6-10
6-15
3-31
Inc.—
1st
7%
5
7-
1
4-25
(quar.)_
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Rice-Stix, Inc.
(quar.)
7%
7%
4-17
1
Co.
_____
common
7-
35c
(quar.)
Republic Supply Co. of California (quar.)_
Reynolds (R. J.)
Tobacco, common (quar.)
Robbins
7-
(Ohio)
Engineering Co. (quar.)_
Ltd., class A___—
Coventry,
Republic Natural
5-
25c
&
Renold
87 Vac
$1.26
—
______
Insurance
Electric
4-17
75C
—
Fire
Reliance
4-30
4-15
5-25
50c
preferred (quar.)
Co., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
1
5-25
15c
37 Vac
5%
B
3-23
$1.50
(Canada), Ltd., com.
(quar.)
5% redeemable preferred (quar,)__^—___
4-16
$1.06 %
_____—
Reitman's
Class
35C
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(C. A.)
Reliable
4-25
preferred
3-31
3-23
4-20
50c
—
Reading Co.,
1
4-25
1st
4-21
4-20
$30c
_____
common
—
5-20
9-15
6-11
America,
15c
35c
$1.50
inc.)
Railway Equipment & Realty Co., Ltd.—
6% 1st preferred (accum.)
Raymond concrete Pile Co. (quar.)
Rayonier, Inc.
(quar.)
Reed
30c
4-21
3-31
5%%
preferred A (quar.)
27%C
5-
1
4-20
preferred A (quar.)
27 %c
8-
1
7-20
85c
5-
1
4-17
$1
5-
1
4-17
5-14
Scott
Paper
Co.—
preferred (quar.)____
$3.40
$4
$1.12%
preferred
5-
1
4-15
4-30
4-15
3.65%
preferred
preferred
4.30%
Oil
4-15
Seaboard
5-
1
4-15
Securities
5-15
4-15
5-
4-15
1
4-25
4-
5-
4-20
3
(Del.)
Selected
American
—
—
6-
1
7-15
6-
1
Sheraton
7-15
6-
1
$4
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
$1.25
5-15
4-20
5-
4-20
1
(stock dividend)
4%
preferred
Common
Shirriff's.
Simms
10%
5-
1
5-12
41-5
4-10
Sinclair
Slater
Smith
40C
6-
1
5-20
35C
4-25
4-15
(quar.)
Co. of
4%
Smith
(quar.)
5%
Oil
(N.)
S.),
$1
Corp.
Co.,
6-10
7-
1
6-10
4-10
1
4-27
3-27
1
4-14
5-25
4-15
1
4-14
5-15
4-30
5-
5-
6-
1
5-15
t25c
5-
1
4-10
$25c
5-
1
4-14
25c
5-
1
65c
6-15
5-15
f45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Paper Mills,
preferred
-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.
J30c
$1
-
preferred
Ltd.,
12c
$1.06 y*
75c
—
(Howard)
(A. O.)
1
5-14
6-
5-
1
4-10
J25C
4-30
3-31
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred
Ltd.,
(T.
7-
15c
of America
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co., common (quar.)
Corp.
Sherwin-Williams
6-15
Shares, Inc.—
(From investment income)
$1
$1.25
1
31V4C
7-15
1
1
5-
10c
(quar.)
1
6-
50c
(initial)
6-
25c
(quar.)_
Acceptance new com.
preferred
91 V4c
$1.07%
Co.
Sharp & Dohme, Inc., $4.25 pref. (quar.)__
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. iquar.)
32 VaC
(quar.)
5%
——
:_
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Electric
1
$20c
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.—
5-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Machinery
3-31
1
preferred (quar.)____
1
Alegre Sugar Corp.____—______
Radio
3-31
4-20
5-
Putnam
(George) Fund (from invest,
Quaker Oats Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly Income Shares (quar.)
Quebec Power Co. (increased quar.)_
1
1
4-20
5c
4-21
55-
65c
6%C
—
Punta
31 %C
5%
___
6
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)___
Co.,
preferred
Service
4% %
(quar.)
common
(Mass.)
4-15
Co.—
Pacific Western Oil Corp.
Co.,
(quar.)
Inc.
Edison
4.70%
Public
Co._.
(quar.)
$5
(resumed)
(quar.)_:
Light,
$1.25
1
Phoenix
4-15
1
4-20
25C
4-20
5-
5-
35C
5-
4-24
4-15
4-15
Pittsburgh
4-20
4-25
4-10
5-
Pittston
21c
$$1.75
(quar.)
5-
____
5-
.20c
(quar.)
97 %c
$1
pfd.
(quar.)
5-10
4-15
5-1
5-
5-10
4-15
$1.50
4-10
5-
4-20
4-30
10-
4-10
1
4-20
4-30
2
5-
$1
5-28
7-
9-11
12-11
2-10
5-28
5c
•
1
5-
4-20
5-15
$1
95c
:
6-13
10-
1-2-54
$1
1
4-25
4-30
1
9-11
12-11
%c
4-20
5-
1
Glass Co., common
Piedmont & Northern Ry.
(quar.)
4-30
1
1
7-
$1
$1.10
6-13
710-
1-2-54
$1.12%
$1.07 Va
_—
Phillips-Jones
25c
(resumed)
7-
Co.
preferred
50C
preferred (resumed)
Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Lighting
4%
Scranton
2nd
Finance
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Philip Morris & Co., 3.90%
4-6
5-
4.30%
3.80%
4-10
5c
$1.25
common
U5c
'■*
5-29
50c
Co.,
non-cum.
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)
2
50c
preferred
—
30c
pfd.
7-
1
Scovill
—
t50c
;
4-11
held
Co.
Pacific
85C
;
$1.12%
split.
(quar.)_
Company
93 %C
(quar.)
*1.12%
value
Filters, Inc.—
(quar.)
Elevator
93%c
______
Ltd., class A
011,-4%
Otis
(quar.)__
Class B
Corp.
4-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)——
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
5%%
for
Products, Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
;
1947
preferred
Class
4-20
4-18
(quar.)
Co.—
conv.
1
preferred
$1.31%
(quar.)
4]/2%
5-
4-30
preferred
United
7%
Co., Ltd., preferred (s-a)_
Co.,
Co.
Corp.,
Oliver
50c
preferred
20c
2-for-l
effect
5-15
35c
quar.)_
(quar.)
1st
5-29
100%
of
3-23
1st
5-
6-20
Co.
37 Vac
common
1
$7.50)
Outlet
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.75
$3
to
as
Okonite
Gas
share
to
(quar.)
4-15
4-23
75c
1st
5-
22 %C
(quar.)__,
dividend
extra
______^
Electric,
$1.06 %
1
$4.50
2
$1
common______
Ontario Steel
Corp.—
com.
<L.)
6-12
One
Class
dividends
Co.,
Co.,
11-15
Trust—
of
by
(quar.)
Department Stores
Grain
1
6-30
Stock
Oliver
series
Maytag
1
Co.
&
preferred
Oklahoma Natural
60c
52 %c
1951
McBrine
Shoe
Gas
5'/4%
4-14
22C
preferred
Nunn-Bush
Co.,
5-20
1
5-
$4.50
10c
(quar.)
1
6-
$4.50
5-11
10c
-
6-
$1.06
,
7
25c
F.)
preferred
5-25
„
(quar.)
5-20
5-27
7-
75C
com.
5-20
1
4-15
4-
1
Cement
Saguenay Power Co.,
'
(Charles
6%
50c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.40
Noyes
5C
Co.
1
37 VaC
(quar.)
4-30
(quar.)_
1
4-27
Inc.—
i
6-15
(s-a)
preferred
Chemical
conv.
4-14
(quar.)
6-15
6-
62 Vac
(quar.)
(increased
5-
40c
20c
(quar.)
.•»
B
Gear
6-
$1.20
34%c
Rockland
preference (quar.)__
Engineering, class A (quar.)
Extra
&
1
4-
12 VaC
5 7 VaC
Philadelphia Dairy Products
15c
common
preferred
Airlines,
Machine
1
5-
$$1.50
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Permanente
25c
(quar.)
convertible
37 VaC
vestments
Mathieson
4.60%
$*1.25
—
Investment
paid
4-30
Co.—
received
Northwest
•
Oklahoma
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Massachusetts
convertible
5-15
____
Casualty
preferred
4-10
$1.50
Co.
Northern Pacific Ry. Co
Northern States Power (Minn.)
5c
Field
Mar-Tex
Semi-annual
4-20
1
62 %c
Mfg.
Marshall
Maryland
4-13
5-15
i
(quar.)
&
1
50c
,
(quar.)
Consolidated
5-
5-
Co.,
preferred
4-15
$3
Qil
4-15
4-15
25c
(accum.)
Texas
Extra
priority
Co.
6-12
25c
4% %
(s-a)
Engineering Works
(s-a)_
pfd.
Central
5-15
1
15c
Western
preferred
$75c
(quar.)
common
1
30c
.
6%
7-25
(quar.)
10-24
5-
93 %C
Ry., 7% guar,
4%
adj. preferred (quar.)
Norma-Hoffman Bearings Corp.—
North
8-15
11-15
5-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-10
(quar.)
& Co.,
preference
McColl
Co.
1
4-17'
B
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
Convertiole
McCall
Cloth
4-25
5-15
3 2 VaC
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd.
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)——
Pennsylvania RR. Co. (increased)
11-16
47 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Wire
1
preferred
Mailman
McCabe
preferred
3%%
4-17
5-15
12-15
$1.12 V2
Va
1
(quar.)
Mapes
$4.50
;
____
7-
1
4-16
Corp.—
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
preferred
22VaC
preferred
May
1
Electric & Gas
5-
,
preferred
>■
Common
6-
York State
5-
(quar,).-.
5%
,
4-10
4-10
5-
1
32 VaC
4-25
32 Vac
Fruit
4.60%
4-10
5-
Ltd.,
5-15
(quar.)
Resistoflex Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
5-
(quar.)
5%
T
1
1
Co.,
$1.50
pfd.
7%
Extra
•
5-
$1.30
net
preferred
22 %c
$6
Lynchburg Gas Co.
Lyon Metal Products—
.
4%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light,
Rice
Power
4%
Meter
5-
15c
4-24
6-15
pay¬
at
10-24
$i
.
(quar.)
$1.50
,
$i
Lighting Co.
Louisville
Lukens
are
shares
Products,
$i
(quar.)
Louisville
Macy
additional
or
1
Y.
Penn
9-18
10c
gains distributions
11-
N,
Theatres
Power
Louisiana
-
:
10c
Island
Louisiana
Lowell
series
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% preferred (quar.)
N. Y. Merchandise
Co., Inc. (reduced)
6
6-19
1
11c:
Neptune
4-15
1
30c
series
7-24
5-
710-
15c
__
series
Bond
4-23
1
Penman's
16c
6-23
1
4-17
20c
1
6-
1
x
1
5-
5-
40c
62 %c
1
10c
preferred
62 %c
8-
11 % c
;
Extra
Long
(quar.)
5-
4
preferred
$1.30
t5c
«_♦_***
,
series
Stock
Brothers,
60c
(quar.)
preferred
Loew's
_
(quar.)____
*
value.
50c
Pipe Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8%
(quar.)
7-
New
$1.30
4-27
30c
__;
Starch
87 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-16
3-31
5-11
$1.06
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Finance
8%
,
Insurance
4-30
4-25
$1.183/4
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
in cash
Neisner
Joint
-
•
C.j—
$l.t)6%
15c
25c
Preferred
Lock
4-20'
10-24
65c
$1.40 pfd. (quar.)
Naugatuck Water Co. (s-a)
Nelman-Marcus Co., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.).
4-20
1
7-25
11-15
50c
25c
Printing
Link-Belt
1
8-15
33c
10c
Machinery Co.
capital
National
3-31
66-
33c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
25c
National Life
$3.50
<
tS.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lincoln
.
Greenville
4-30
25c
(s-a)
Special
:
6
40c
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln
1
Speculative
$1.12%
3.85%
4% %■
5-
33C
(quar.)
preferred
56 %C
„
series
4-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.32
1
62 %c
series
5-
i
preferred
$1.32
5-
t5c
4-30
1
$1.32
5-15
5-15
$5c
4-30
75c
5-15
6-12
5c
$7VaC
(quar.)
6-12
5c
$12 VaC
Corp.
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Inc.—
Securities Series—
Stock
4-25
75c
$3.50
A
Income
(quar.)__
(quar.) L
Extra
4%%
Welding Machine
Rubber
—__—_—
50c
Porter
A
National
Corp./ Ltd.—
10-24
$20c
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
Class
5
25c
Electric
Class
5'
1
Lane Bryant, Inc., com. (stock
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Laurentide Acceptance
Ltd.
National Lead Co., 6% preferred B
National Paper & Type—
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
4-30'
/
Quarterly
Quarterly
Electric,
preferred
National
9-15
A
Class
11-15
2c
_
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-15
25C
$20c
preferred
National
6-15
15c
.__
(quar.)___
6c
Inc., com. reduced)
Chemical & Mfg. Co
City Bank of N. Y. (quar.)
National Cylinder
Gas, common (quar.)
4-20
preferred
9
lc
(quar.)
quarterly
Casket Co.,
4% %
29C
$1
4-30
5%
National
'
7-25
4-
'
Co.—
quar.)__,
Strauss-Duparquet,
National
5-15
$1.25
8-15
56 %C
Products
(quar.)
_
______
5-15
25c
12 VaC
com.
National
.
Class
Lamston
(quar.)
Reduced
9-28
25c
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
Narragansett
Co.—
$1.16
preferred
(quar.)
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A
Class
B
iquar.)
(quar.)
7-10
10c
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)___
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc.—
f
4-10
4-20
(quar.)
t $ 1.75
.
;
Nathan
Common
A
4-15
4-30
10c
1
Class
4-25
20c
:
50%
-
$
(quar.)
17 VaC
7% preferred (s-a)
Mountain States Power
Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
University-
6-10
preferred
122 %c
(quar.)
America,
(quar.)
Mills,
4-20
1
preferred
t$1.75
Extra
Mount
1
7-
$1
5c
Co.
5-
40c
$1
Perkins
(initial)
Diable
dividend
4-
25c
4-15
$1.10
(s-a)
(initial
12- a
4-24
5- 5
4-30
4-15
J25c
Co.
of
Mount Royal Rice
Extra
;
4-15
5c
Forge
&
12-15
59c
45c
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)-^
Corp,
preferred
Mount
9-24
•
La
6%
6-24
$1.12%
(quar.)__
preferred
2nd
(John)
22 %c
(quar.)
1
$50c
(quar.)
$2.25 preferred A
Mount Clemens Metal
4-10
4-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
4-30
7- 3
5-
$1.50
RR.
preferred
'Common
1
pfd.
C)
common
A
preferred
Morris Plan
-
5-
Erie
5-15
7-15
5-
5c
$6
(quar.)
7%
12-24
$1
&
Co.
Casualty Co. (New Hamp.) (quar.)
Peninsular. Telephone Co., new com. (initial)
6%
(quar.)
preferred
7'%c
(s-a)
(s-a)_~L_
Peerless
1
t50c
■4%
:
6-25
12-30
(quar.)
(extra)
(series
Corp., Ltd.,
7%
4-10
$2.50
Kroger Company—
,7%
Moore
12-15
4-20
preferred
Montgomery
9-15
1-2-54
Power
5-
&
15c
pref.
series
B
(quar.)
Society, 5%%
pfd.
(quar.)
Co., com. (increased)
Loan
Morrell
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kobacker Stores, Inc.
Kroehler Mfg., 4%%
preferred
4y2%
preferred A
(quar.)
6%
6-15
1
75c
;
(s-a)__
preferred
preferred
4-11
$2.50
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—
4%%
8
30c
(quar.)
(s-a)
convertible
4-11
87 %c
-
$3 cumulative class A
(quar.)
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5 pfd.
4%
8
87 %C
Kennedy's, Inc., common
Keyes Fibre Co,—
preferred
55-
_
87 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%%
$5
100%
(quar.)
preferred
100%
__
4-20
Davis
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Monroe
1
Co.—
preferred
Montana
5-
5-15
&
4-20
1
22 %c
common..,
preferred
non-cumulative preferred
Tilford Distillers
Corp
4y2 %
6
5-
Corp.
15c
Co.
Light,
Ltd.
preferred
4.50%
Kansas
City Southern- Ry.—
Common
(stock
dividend)—.
&
(Robert),
'4.40%
(quar.)
f*aper
$1.60 prior
Monongahela Power
,
Parke,
>'
Semi-annual
1
Park
4
Co.—
6-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.;
5-30
4-21
4
6-
$1.10
4% preferred (quar.)_
!_
4%
preferred (quar.).
Mission
Dry
Corp.
(quar.)
Ontario
Minute Maid Corp.,
4-15
$1
4% preferred (quar.)
preferred
1
62 VaC
(liquidating)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
preferred
11-
4-29
4
6-
9
6-15
50c
non-cumulative
28%c
7-20
4-29
66-
1
8-
$2.50
Transport Co.—
$1.22%
(initial)
pfd. (quar.)
4 %%
4-20
32 Vac
(quar.)_
com.
preferred-(quar.)_
4%
Inc.,
com
4-20
10c
1
1
5-18
25c
new
1
15C
-—_______
7-
7-
&
Holder«
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
(s-a)
Co.,
Sheraton
4V2 %
7-
15c
1
Gas
Park
4
VaC
_
Corp.
1
<fc
4
6-
preferred
$1.08%
.___
3c
Inc.
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace Co.
;
Co.,
Rhoades,
6-
1
4%
Stock
;
(quar.)
8-
Minnesota
1
7-
J5C
5-
Minneapolis
Park Chemical
7-
12 VaC
5-
"
5-20
95c
Utilities
Piping
&
5-15
CO.
Mid-Continental Petroleum
Extra
I
__'
4-10:
•
1
$1.11%
(quar.)
preferred
Petroleum
6-15
97
Ltd
Electric
preferred
4.90%
6-
(quar.)
.
2c
__
—
4%%
4-15
Pan
___!
5c
1
Testers,
Extra
*
Canada,
&
4-17
96ViC
pfd.
(quar.)
2c
common
.
Extra
Johnston
3.80%
4-17 -
1
1
5-
$1
40c'
__——
——J'—
Common
,
of
.
1
25c
3C
Extra
5%
Co.
3-31
5-
American
When
Share
4-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
preferred '(quar.)
Co.
(increased)
Midwest
$1
now
Extra
Kaiser
5-1
6-
'
(quar.)
preferred
Mica
5-
-
$1.25
Co.—
common
4.35%
4.45%
Michigan Gas
5%
New
preferred
Per
Name of Company
45c
tlOc
,
Meyercord
i
Holdert
Pacolet Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
\5%
preferred (s-a)__
(quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
3.85% preferred (quar.)__
"
When
Payable of Re0.
$1.18%
common
A
3.90%
4-15
•
Jantzen
Jewel
*
4-17
'
Jamaica
Corp.,
preferred
Mercantile Stores Co.
4-15
1
Shoe
4%%
8
1
5-
50c
___—
5-
4-30
15c
(quar.)
Melville
10-19
6-
"
10-19
11-
13 %c
(quar.)_______
common
11-
25C
—
Jack
4-20
1
45c
_
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)
'4.36% preferred (initial)——
Ironrite,
1
8-
37 %c
(quar.)
Participating
5-
25c
.
(quar.)
Participating
.
25c
37 VaC
___
preferred
Ltd.—
partic. preferred (partic.)
<6%
'
Share
Distilleries,
45
Ltd., common.
(quar.)___—
—
t50c
50C
4-30
5-
1
4-15
3-31
4-
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1722)
46
Per
of Company
Bolar Aircraft
Gold
Increased
4.48%
.i
20c
Inc
Edisen,
6%
preferred
—
(increased
Common
Indiana
4.80%
4-22
4-
5
4-30
4-
5
5
4-30
4-
5-
1
4-16
26!ic
34J/ac
25c
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
5%
5-15
4-20
5-
4-15
non-cum.
Southwestern
3.70%
Public
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Life Insurance
Service,
4.25%
preferred
com.
92'/2c
97J/2c
$1.03%
$1.06(4
(quar.)
4.15%
preferred
preferred
preferred
50c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Texas)
(quar.)
3.90%
4.40%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Southwestern
Special
Telephone
States
Common
4V2%
Inc.
———
.
.—
Common
-
Common
_
Stadaccna
West
6-
1
5-15
Western
5-
1
4-20
1
<
Fire
Insurance
Western
Ltd.,
Western
Life
4-20
Western
1
4-20
5%
preferred
A
6-
1
9
5%
preferred
A
Co.
of
N.
4'4%
A
7-
1
1
12-15
6-10
6-13
1
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4%
5-29
9-10
8-31
12-10
3-31
$2
11-30
4-23
6-
1
5-20
4-23
preferred
$7
Winn
convertible
4%
4-15
Out
1
$1.75
—
5-
1
4-15
.Stanley Erode,
Class
B
Starrett
(quar.)
50c
5%
_
dividend)—
(stock
(quar.)__
tl5c
5-
1
4-13
5-15
5-
5-
4-10
1
1
—
—
Preference
*y2%
Inc.
Co.
&
iStorkllne
Corp.
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
preferred
—
(quar.)
$4
2nd
preferred
fquar.t
4-20
4-
"Thalhimer
(quar.)
20c
Mines,
4%
Co.,
Co.,
preferred
dividend)
Co.
of
of
4-20
shall
4-30
Pennroad
1
7-
1
6-20
1
7-20
6-
1
5-14
25c
4-24
4-10
Seattle,
New
5-20
Mr.
4
•
50c
$20c
$31'Ac
4-15
this
15%
Canadian
tax
deductible
tax
Co.,
of
non-residents'
at
the
of
In
for
dates
record
reported
are
(New
The
bera.
A
senger miles
7
to
8
4-28
4-
6-
1
1
5-15
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-20
figures
5-15
6-
The
in
record
1952.
as
before
176,
In
5-15
5-
5
8-14
8-
5
11-16
11- 5
4%;
up
As
ton
6%
a
with
a
express, 6%,
com.
America,
4-20
5-15
4-20
5-15
4-20
5-15
4-20
$25c
com.
(quar.)
1
50c
(Initial)—
5-
5-
9
4-10
25c
(quar.)
new
5-15
earnings before
to $5,946,928
aside $1,577,000
setting
of
accelerated
traffic
March
also
corporation
4-20
4-10
6-
5-14
50c
$1.12y2
1
7-15
4-
7-
87y2C
5-
1
United
Of
United
United
Science
Of
traffic
passenger
4-15
3c
4-30
4-15
The
corporation
and
ton
freight
was
up
17%;
5-
1
4-21
United
5-
1
4-21
22,433 to
total
(from net
3c
(resumed)
4-30
5c
1
3-20
5-
1
4-
3
5-
1
4-
3
35c
5-
1
4-15
10c
4-20
4-10
22y2c
7-
6-12
5-\l
4-17
8-
1
Accumulative,
total
a
132,319
of
of 649,352.—V.
in
the
same
to
2,442,484;
177, p.
a
and
total
of
United
5-
Due to
the
1
4-17
$2
6-13
pany's current
two
5%
5-15
5-
May
one
United
1,
1953
to
in
common
Aug,
1,
in
total of 5,363,107;
1,258,280;
United
Continental,
Science,
189,684
working capital to finance the
the
stock,
stockholders
1953
to
directors
rather
of
common
on
than
record
to
a
Transit
Co.,
(quar.)
5%
April
cash,
April
stockholders
8
one
17,
of
com¬
pfd. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., 6% preferred (s-a)
Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)—
62*4c
175c
Stores
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co.,
Utah Southern Oil Co
Enterprise,
Corp.,
Co.
(quar.)
.
$1.50
5-
1
5-
1
4-10
5-15
4-28
4-15
(quar.)_
(s-a)
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
35c
5-
1
4-16
25c
preferred
Food
com.
preferred
common
convertible
Sea
6%
Inc.,
and
5-
1
4-11
15c
5-
1
4-15
12y2c
5-
1
payable
and
1953,
record
July
8-
1
7-16
5- 1
4-11
group
headed
by
in
Peabody
common
10c
at
$18
per
itself
&
Co.
is
shares (par $10)
share, representing the residue of the unsub¬
scribed portion of 319,122 shares offered to stockholders
with
April 1.
Subscription rights expired
V. 177, p. 1515.
accrued
the
date
April
to
April
1953,
28,
to
its
is
in
served
need
request
electric
growing
a
agreed
giving
thereon.
hearing
and is situated
on
tho
and
Michigan;
generating
the
capacity
in
service loans.
for
purchase
a
price
$1,522,009,
of
and the balance representing interest
of $1,253,280
payments, of which principal amount of $100,000 is to be
at the
cash
mills
the company takes possession
time
additional payments
3.75
Co.,
has
order
an
a
Wisconsin
by
additional
of
respect
and dam and certain
issued
has
with
Chemical
Michigan
Wisconsin
Commission
the
SEC
Kingsford
of
kilowatt-hour
per
of
the plant,
to be made over a 12-year period amounting
174,
p.
generated- at
energy
plant,
the
2236.
W.
the
first
the
corresponding
months
profits
profit
Mr.
rate
the
of
had
the
for
these
customers,
plant
expected
new
to
hardware
that
quarter
for
have
not
materials
several
on
April 14. See
a
P.
reasonable
1515.
last
handling
he
said,
appreciable
being
sold
ahead.
months
to
portion
the
Gallatin,
staffed,
attained
plant
rate
regular
of
United
a
to
States
a
the
of
satisfactory
part
of
shipped
to
large
be
better
a
year.
divisions
While
continues
determined,
indicate
period
the
thai
and
year,
been
yet
and February
corresponding
the
a
during
during
han¬
materials
Government
and
industries.
at
oe
incoming
were
sales
$100,000,000
January
the
that
consolidated
of
rate
divisions,
an
is
being equipped and
is
the
to Yale & Towne's
regard
new
at
during
noted
equipment
With
that
backlog of orders which would indicate
a
of
reported
higher rate than they
a
1952,
in
first
the
operations
output
at
are
income
than
Chapman
company
were
net
position
1953
period
for
estimated
April 9
on
handling, hardware, and ordnance products during
quarter of
two
President,
Chapman,
for materials
orders
now
hardware business, he revealed that
Tenn.,
and
there
being
virtually
is
that
a
of
production
during the
constructed
during
completed,
that
it
is
fairly high level of production
expected to be completed during the summer.
on
stock,
closing
1953—40 Wks.—1952
and
which
under
territory
it
defense-supporting
Kidder,
offering to the public 209,344
preferred
the
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.—Orders Gain-
Offering—An investment
4-16
$2
banking
sale
including
Willys will retire all
dividends
application
purchase contract provides
regular
United Utilities, Inc.—Stock
pur¬
the
Power Co.—Proposed Purchase—
an
between
until
that
meet
Gilbert
declared
17, 1953.—V. 176, p. 2274.
1
meet¬
to
of
1953,
18,
day following
plus
share
per
filed
company,
River
deferred
dling
Corp.
the
1953—4 Wks —1952
contract
persons
states
paid in
the
Co.—
(quar.)
consummation
cumulative
$4.50
(being
Corp.
1623.
p.
facilities;
to
first
sales,
common
to
plant in question Is near Kingsford, Mich.,
order
Income
985.
additional
expansion,
dividends
payable
for
$104
has
company
Menominee
2,101,967
period
5-25
10c
need
of
shares
1953
special
a
15,027,294
2,896,319
United States Radiator Corp.—Dividends in Stock—
7-17
75c
~
(quar.)
1
5%
5%
dividend
Vitamin
The
14,173,291
14,606,400
Fund
subject
and
at
Manufacturing
Kaiser
of
to purchase from Kingsford a hydro-electric plant
—V.
Fund
the New York Stock Exchange
1303.
p.
purchase
a
while
4-15
2
37y2c
(quar.)
55-
62y2c
Co
preferred
at
177,
non-affiliated
on
Dec. 31, '52
4-15
30c
Inc.
Co., 4V2% preferred (s-a)
Radiator Corp., com. (stock dividend)
1st
29,
66,493,477
Fund's shares outstanding increased by 170,658 to a
15c
(quar.)_
Lines
non-cum.
177,
The
15,660,628
that
th&
Retire Preferred
preliminary payment of $27,000,000,
fixed)
interested
67,131,127
reported
and
$17,260,168 $14,535,105 $156,567,785 $137,320,680
—V.
$100,294,474 $97,796,029
Fund
To
—
stockholders
common
proposal
assets,
April
on
related
Sharply—
Fund—
United Continental
of
Houston
instruments
set forth in its proposal dated March
as
and
A,
latter
1953,
the
of
physical
month
last
39%,
up
Funds
Accumulative
Income
Baltimore;
Co.,
optical
of
16 notified
April
on
Sales
to
Of
25c
Publishers
24
Its
1953.—V.
to
pas¬
1,879,000
totaled
miles,
7
(initial)—
income
four
Co.
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—Current Sales Up— '
and freight, 21%.—V. 177, p. 1303.
3
Of
shares
April
with
the
Nelson,
&
April 29—
on
traffic
passenger
Mar. 31, '53
for
Field
amortiza¬
revenue
Increased
Mail
ago.
ton
United Funds, Inc.—Net Assets Up
assets
Chicago*
&
\
Wisconsin Michigan
195,393,000
As of—
Total
of
Frederick
of
Marshall
of
of''Canton
manufacturer
a
Per. End. April 4—
increase.
February,
tho-
to fill vacancies
an
amounted
of
United's
year
1,013,000
express
miles,
compared
mail, 10%;
March
is
camera.
outstanding
Oil
from
by this corporation, according
Harold Crary, Vice-President—Sales.
freight
and
director
a
a
961.
p.
record
above
Mar¬
of
the
Standard
of
1912
month
by
16%
Is
express
with
last
released
figure
Mail,
compared
miles,
established
was
estimated
of
President
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. Co.
Issued
resulting
$25,335,631,
account
on
traffic
also
payment of
Lines, Inc.—Establishes New Record—
passenger
is
company
This
March
new
Directors
of
Gaylord,
Trustee
a
director
a
that, subject to approval by
Act.
income
but
taxes
and
Co.;
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.
29,
decree
court
a
net
1952.—V,
the Board
Bradley
and
Telephone
President
Stereo-Realist
presently
Jersey).
Anti-Trust
totaled
liabilities
year
$2.55
director of the First National Bank
a
Bell
Gaylord
series
stockholders
to
and
is also
Illinois
Co. of Texas and
Stock
Co.
to
1952
income
tax
the
United Air
6-19
87Vic
(quar.)—
Machinery, common(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
for
income
allowed
Oil
Sherman
$8,935,635,
$2.70
177, p. 239.
Chairman of
Chicago,
Co.,
including principal
Ltd
Continental Fund
Rubber
provision
future
tion
4-
$1
class A
Glass
after
for
were
675,562.
—
—
Jersey.
Mr.
Oil
Non¬
Corporation and
pursuant
the
1,353,254
tax.
source.
7%.
distributed
was
Jersey)
under
1,351,124
—
Corp., New York, have been elected directors
and
This
Standard
revenues
6-25
25c
B
(quar.)
Funds. Inc.—
States
Operating
4-23
92VaC
Fund
Fire Insurance
(New
brought
Income taxes
4-15
1
25c
(quar.)
& Tool,
action
4-30
5-
stock
Company
$3,446,813:
136,637
1,352,819
dividend.
Incorrect.
were
McBain,
&
McBain
the
and
5-29
5-15
company's
of
$3,797,905
paid—
the Board.
on
6-
4-20
6-15
subsidiary
5,516,860.
paid—
share
common
per
Field
8-
(Continued from page 8)
owned
4-10
$1.12¥2
California
Co.
investment
net
Van Camp
1
Missouri—
Canada,
Dreferred
United Steel
$4
4-20
5-
Investment News
2,550,000
(quar.)
of
Printers &
Valspar
4-10
1
6334c
preferred (quar.)
Cigar-Whelan Stores—
Drill
Vaicar
4-15
1
5-
37'/2c
Continental
United
1
5-
1
$1.14
.
"United Shoe
U. S.
5-
17V2C
,V
(quar.)
Drill
Biscuit
United
4-15
$1.06'4
common
investment income)
United
Piece
Dye Works
8%
6-
4-22
5%
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Oil
U. 6.
6-15
25c
(stock
Co.,
preferred
Gas
Stock
4-15
1
25c
Twist
8%
4-28
5-
62Via
(quar.)
,
Union
V- S.
4-20
60c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Uaion
S.
4-20
2
5-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
U. S.
2
7-
$1
preferred
United
7-
$1
(quar.)
Ltd.
Electric
United
1
and
and
preferred dividends.—V.
by Kaiser
1
10c
$3.70
U.
912-
27c
Quarterly
6%
1
20c
(quar.)_.
Quarterly
United
10-
1-2-54
$1.14
common
$2.50
preferred
From
6-1
1
20c
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.
$2.55 preferred (quar.)—
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas, Texas)—
Quarterly
Class
6-
15c
preferred
$3.50
4-24
chase
4-17
1
$4c
.
(s-a)
(quar.)
Mills
Co.
United
4
7-
50c
common
Mfg.,
Edison
Uaited
5-
50c
:
Service, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Light, $4 preferred (quar.)__
&
Thrift Stores,
$4.50
5- 7
ing
General
declared
-
outstanding
Hughston M.
25c
holders
4-15
8,962,673/
(David) White Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—New Directors—
4-19
tax.
or
——
—
dividends
♦Earnings
7-15
50c
for
dates
10,737,778
excess
4-15
50%
less
Funds,
Income
4-15
50c
Ltd.
preferred
convertible
United
4-30
4-30
25c
.—____
Bros.
Thomaston
4.56%
4-30
5-
tax.
payment
published
1951
4-15
(quar.)
resident
income
Jamaica
7
12y2c
30c
common
(quar.).
_
Thatcher Glass
4.25%
closed
Funds,
15%;
Less British
4-10
J2c
Toledo
4-15
4-15
5-
preferred
$4.50
Corrected
5-
'Texas Power
United
Less
y
65c
Texas Electric
United
x
$1.12y2
(quar.)_
4.32%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Temco
Aircraft Corp.
(Increased quar.)
$3.50
1
Propane Gas, 5.20% pfd. (quar.)_
4V2% class A pfd. (quarj—_
Preferred
10-15
Inc.,
Union
5-
4-16
11-
Taylor & Fenn
44
5-15
4-30
$1
Extra
'Union
a
not
S.
tax
1
—_______
Sylvanite Gold
$2.40
shares
7-15
Co.,
Thermoid
resident
5-
8-
___U
Quarterly
Trane
4-15
$1
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)
Swift & Co.,
(increased quar.)
Quarterly
$4.50
Common
4-15
preferred
Talon,
4-20
profit
20c
Canadian
bet
Colcx.
Denver,
plant.
—
and
income
4-30
4-30
4-7
U.
taxes—
Canadian
dividends declared
Net
4-7
in
Co.,
the?
to
6,939,873
Fed.,
Common
5-1
5-
5-
for
5-15
5-1
In
Shelley
I.
profits taxes
7-10
•Transfer books
E.
construct
with
cents)
1952
4-18
7-31
5- 1
fPayable
^Payable
to
25
(par
$118,429,286 $88,109,730)
income
1
37V2c
4-17
stock
_
before
1
4-18
5-20
5-15
sales
Profit
4-10
4-30
1
Net
6-
4-30
5-23
used
notification
of
letter
a
common
through
be
to
5-
4-21
$1
(Super Mold Co. of Calif,
Superior Separator Co.,
1
6-15
share
per
of
Whirlpool Corp.—Earnings—
4-17
-4-30
4-11
Colo.—-
4-17
20c
4-30
filed
9
shares
4-18
1
Co.
Co.
April
on
240,000
$1.25
1
37y2c
Previous
(quar.)—_4_
(Suburban
v.ji
1
5- 1
25c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
6%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
York County Gas Co.
(quar.)
Zeller's, Ltd., Common (increased quar.)—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
6%
7
at
5-1
conv.
6%
4-24
I2V2C
—
Corp.
Securities
$4
►
7-
40c
31V4C
(quar.)
(quar.)__
2nd
Oil
4-
5-29
1
8-
(stock
Machine
Springs,
Colorado
Years Ended Dec. 31—
6-11
Cab
25c
(quar.)
-j>4
*5un
1
7
Yates-American
20c
(quar.)_________
common
Spnng
Electric
5-
6-12
4-
(Rudolph)
25c
Corp.,
Etubnitz-Greene
1
corporation
covering
25c
37(4c
(quar.)
Corp.
Clothier, common
Struthers-Wells
5-
2-
1
5-
25c
Wurlitzer
Yellow
7-
5- 1
___;
50c
—
(quar.)
Strawbridge
Suburban
56c
.___
(quar.)
Corp.
Furniture
Etouffer
37'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
P.)
9-15
12-15
6-15
Inc.—
preferred
Container
9-30
12-31
$20c
Stores
Textiles,
(J.
Stevens
(Stone
6-20
2-15-54
1
Monthly
J20c
common_
(quar.)
Brothers
& Stern
Stern
8- 3
2'/2c
Monthly
Monthly
Corp.,
11- 2
(monthly).—
4-10
$1.25
$1.25
—
5%
Sterchi
8-17
11-16
Inc., common
Co.
4-13
$1.25
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)preferred (quar.)_
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
1
$1.25
Co.
1
$0.14
,
(quar.).
Wrigley (Wm.), Jr.
1
Safflower
The net proceeds are
1
dividend)—_
(quar.)
________u_:':
5-
SEC
♦After
Co.
5-
Western
and
Corp.
$0.11
cumul. preferred stock—
644.
p.
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
8
9-
5-
10c
$1.50
Woodley Petroleum
Woolworth (F. W.)
25c
_„
5%
dividends
378,560;
5
2V2C
Wizard Boats,
tlOc
(quar.).
preferred
Service
share $2
per
176,
25c
(quar.)—
59,5206
378,560
shares
50c
pfd.
from
—V.
Inc.—
6%
59,520
shares.*,
4-20
6-
5-
4c
Public
1
Co.—
income
preferred
4-16
6-15
interest
Wisconsin
■Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.
5%
net
Earnings
5
9-15
Common
Ltd., class A
Corp.
Investment
4-13
6-
5- 1
$1.43%
(quar.)_
preferred
20c
Sons,
Power.
common
The
1
5-15
(quar.)
Grocery Co. (monthly)—
Electric
of
5%
preferred
Corp.
& Lovett
$2
Prov.
common
$8,596)
profit
Number
4-10
5-
$1.25
11,395}
taxes
4-24
4-16
4-10
6-20
$1.25
19,99k.
8,888
taxes—
for
4-24
4-28
$1
&
4-15
5-15
i
Wisconsin
J.—
(accum.)———
Standard-Thomson
(Clarence)
4-15
5-
(quar.)
Resumed
4-16
5-
lien
5- 1
$1.25
Sewing Machine, common
prior preferred
(quar.)
Whitman
Standard Steel Spring Co.—
j
prior
White
Net
4-10
$1.25
1
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery—
5% preferred (quar.)
9-15
12-
7-17
75c
(quar.)
com,
—
4-15
10-
t56'4c
Co.,
15,593
$6,705
before
Provision
1952
$751,65a
4-15
30c
(quar.)
1953
$747,394
...
4-17
5
30c
(quar.)
Inc.—Earnings—
1
$1.25
(quar.)
40c
preferred (quar.)
pfd.
common
(quar.)
preferred
5-
4-15
Pacific RR,
Profit
9-
12-1
5- 1
5- 1
30c
1
Bond
&
Sales
6- 1
Co.—
4.80%
Co.,
5-
5- 8
5- 1
5- 1
5-11
5-11
$1
Gas,
Insurance
Waitt
Quarter Ended March 31—
4- 1
.
offered
Common
Standard Power & Light—
$
Securities
Kentucky
4-20
4-20
25c
25c
10c
5-
20c
(accum.)
5-
'Quarterly '_____—50c
'Standard Fuel,
A
4-20
Wisconsin
.—
30c
:
(quar.)
Insurance
class
1
$3c
(interim)
Dredging Corp.—
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Standard
.
Co:
1
Standard
$1.60
$2.50
Gas
5-
10c
——
Ltd.
Ohio
5-
10c
—
—
Mines,
5-15
8-14
25c
—
4-20
5-20
(quar.)
C2'/2c
(quar.)
45c
(quar.)——
$1.06y4
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
$1.12Vz
Waverly Oil Works Co
30c
Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd., 5¥2% pfd. (quar.) $$1.37Vz
West Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)
50c
West Michigan Steel Foundry
7%
prior preferred (quar.)
17V2c
7-10
RR.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly ' _________
.—_____________
Spokane Portland Cement, common
35c
25c
preferred
9-15
5c
56(4c
(quar.) —_i._—_____—
preferred (quar.)______
—
International
$1.25
$1.25
37'/2c
37V2C
5-19
6-10
9-10
12-10
5- 1
8- 1
Co., 5% preferred
Light Co., common
Washington Gas
7-15
5-
60c
$1.25
—
(initial*
Brothers
4-21
Inc.—
Pictures,
common
Warren
—
conv.
Spokane
New
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
10%
Number
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)_
Co.
Securities,
&
Co.
28c
(quar.)
Investments
6-15
dividend)
(stock
$1.10
$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.60%
&
When
Per
Share
Works
_______
,
$1.20
Iron
Warner Brothers
$4.25
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
non-cum.
5%
Dorn
Vanadium Corp.
of America
(quar.)
Vapor Heating, 5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
i
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Virginia Ry., 6% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
!
Vulcan Detinning Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
5-18
t45c
Electric
&
4-29
4
4-30
Southern Railway Co.—
Southwestern
\
Name of Company
Walker
quar.)
Gas
preferred
5-14
5-
1
pfd. (quar.)—
5%% convertible preferred (quar.)_
4%
preferred (quar.)
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Southern
4-30
37y2c
——
(quar.)—_
Water, 4V*%
Calif.
Southern
$1
50c
28c
28'/2c
(quar.)—
com.
Petroleum—
Southern California
,
22V2c
—
5-15
Co.—
Platinum
preferred
(quar,)preferred (quar.)—
4.56%
/
(quar.)
&
—
Sugars,
California
Southern
Holdert
Van
preferred
American
Southdown
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
convertible
yuc
Boutli
When
Share
-,v
Name
Monday, April 20, 1953
...
the
third
at
quarter.
Lenoir
City,
The
other
Tenn.,
Is
He said it should attain
fourth
quarter.—V.
177,
Volume 177
Number 5213
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1723)
47
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
i
)
.
County,
Maricopa
Wickenburg
Jefferson
Downey Sch. Dist., Los Angeles
County, Calif,
Bond
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Bond
Offering
receive
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
Supervisors,
bids
sealed
until
of
10
from
1
1954 to
El
Principal
,
bids
Rhea Averill,
his
at
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
until 9
will
the
(MST)
a.m.
purchase
May
on
of
until
bids
10
bonds,
bonds.
1955
Due
District
1954
July
on
Dated
Jan.
bonds
offered
awarded to
the
issue
bonds
America
&
of
Savings
Francisco,
1954
to
office in
Fresno
Due
(CDST)
on
May 1 from
May
on
from
1
inclusive.
1970
to
May 1 from
on
1978
bonds
May 1 from
on
ing bonds. Dated May-1, 1953. Due
May 1 from 1954 to 1970 inclu¬
inclusive.
dated
are
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Humboldt County, Calif.
Bond Offering
Jr.,
County
Fred J. Moore,
—
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Eureka,
until
2
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Due
■
*
■
p.m.
April 1 from 1955 to 1969
on
inclusive.
Barstow School
nardino
Districts, San Ber¬
County,
Offering
will
The
—
receive
Calif.
bids
sealed
(A-O)
at
his office in San Bernardino until
Union
School
bonds.
'•
Glen
Bond
will
receive sealed
the
purchase
Offering
for
bids
purchase
receive
bonds.
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
1
April
on
of
$45,000
June
from
1,
1954 to
Bond
District
sealed
bids
Calif.
Carl Gilmore,
—
Secretary,
will
receive
bids at his office in Castro
Valley
the
County,
Offering
until
8
p.m.
(CDST)
purchase of $950,000
City
for
sewage
14
the
for
1
disposal
system bonds. Dated June 15, 1953.
fice,
or
at
and
June
Due
on
1973
sanitary
15
inclusive.
from
1954
to
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
terest
(J-D)
(CDT)
National
ciation,
to
City
the
Trust
Los
fiscal
1973
bonds.
inclusive.
Redland
'
San
Bernardino
cago,
or
Savings
New
or
Asso¬
at
any
of the City in Chi¬
York
City,
at the
of the holder. Legality to
option
of San Francisco.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
approved
Sale—The
Bond
Sch.
Elementary
ing bonds
awarded
by
O'Melveny
&
to
inclu¬
1982
1,
1957.
Principal and
interest
(M-S) payable at the Continental
Illinois
National
Bank
Company, Chicago,
of
the
holder
the
at
Trust
&
the
at
or
op¬
registered
or
Chemical
Bank
&
Company, New York City.
Legality to be approved by Mit¬
chell
&
Pershing,
New
York
ILLINOIS
Cook
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Warrant Offering
Richard
—
Daley, Clerk of the Board
County Commissioners, will
ceive sealed
(CDST)
(State of)
of
City.
on
bids
until
10:30
«
of
re¬
a.m.
April 28 for the
pur¬
chase of
The
$10,000,000 corporate tax
anticipation warrants. Princip:
payable at the County
office.
awarded
approved by
177,
Loeb
&
1516—were
p.
headed
Trust
Co.,
about
the
of
Chicago.
Kuhn,
~
Other members of the
Shields &
15
by
and
Legality to U
Chapman & Cutler,
Co., both of New York,, Cook County Community High Sch.
Dist. No. 212 (P. O. 3400 Rose
a price of 100.30, a basis
1.96%.
St., Franklin Park), III.
2s, at
of
—
syndicate
a
Guaranty
syndicate:
Bond
Co., Aubrey G. Lanston site
Sale—The $2,985,000 school
and building bonds offered
the
&
Dist.,
April
13
American
1,005,000 3V4S. Due
York,
District,
White
G.
until
10
offered
awarded
1304—were
Calif.
C. C. LaRue,
to
177,
p.
Jan.
1957 to
from
1
1976
(J-J)
Principal
composed
by
Herrington
&
interest
and
s
Courts
of
&
1961 to
1964 to
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold
was
$470,000
on
March
31 to the Bank of America Nation¬
al Trust & Savings
5s.
to
Association, of
follows:
as
Jan.
Due
on
1958
from
1
inclusive.
138,000 3V4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1959 to
96,000
1966
to
on
160,000 3%s. Due
1972 to
Jan. 1 from
1971.inclusive.
1978
on
-
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
from
1
Special Tax Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Bartow), Fla.
Offering
Bond
—
Oct. 1 from
(P.
O.
Elmhurst), III.
Bond Sale—The
ing
bonds
177,
p.
group
$882,000 build¬
offered
April
14-f-v.
1416—were awarded la a
composed of Blyth
& Co.,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., both
of New
York, Illinois Company of
Chicago, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Toledo, and the Channer Secu. •
ties Co., Chicago, as 3*4s, at
i
price of 100.32, a basis of about
3.22%.
Madison, Montgomery and Bond
Counties, Highland Community
Unit Sch. Dist. No. 5
Claude
M.
Harden, County Superintendent of
the Board of Public Instruction,
will receive sealed bids until 11
(P. O.
Highland), III.
Bond
Offering — Roscoe
E.
Menz, Secretary of the Board 01
Education,
will
receive
seale ]
May 20 for the
bids until 8:15 p.m.
(CST) on
$3,000,000 building
May 11 for the purchase of $1.~
bonds. Dated March 1, 1952. Due
building
bonds.
Dated
on
March
1 from 1955 to
1977 190,000
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
on
of
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1962
and
inclusive.
3V2S. Due
1967
1
Valley Unified School
building bonds
Dec.
1983 inclusive.
Polk County
District, Santa Cruz County, Calif.
1954
on
1963 inclusive.
639,000 3.30s. Due on Dec. 1 from
No.
$76,000
inclusive.
Due
3s.
25,000
Orrick, Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
San Lorenzo
1960
1957 to
at
payable
on
1972 inclusive.
DuPage County Sch. Dist. No. 46
group
a
a.m.
on
1967 to
certifi¬
revenue
April 14—v.
the
Due
Oct. 1 from
—
electric and water
Francisco.
(PST) on April 22 interest cost of about 3.40%, as
purchase
of $3,750,000 follows:
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1952.
$21,000 2.70s. Due on Dec. 1 from
for
on
&
Co., At¬
lanta; J. M. Dain & Co., Minne¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed apolis, and Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
bids at his office in Sacramento,
Chicago, at a price of 97.53, a net
—
Co., Chicago,
net interest
as follows:
a
.,
City Unified Sch. Dist.,
Offering
were
Other members of the syndica' <:
Co., Inc., of Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.;
New York, Rodman & Linn, of
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur c
Chicago, Peoples National Bank, of
Chicago; Harris, Hall & Ct ;
of
Charlottesville, and Gregory John Nuveen &
Co., William Be. r
Harrington & Co., of New York. & Co., both of
Chicago; Bran \
Bosworth & Co., Inc., R. S. Die FLORIDA
son & Co.,
Mullaney, Wells & C
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, P
Kissimmee, Fla.
and McDougal &
Condon,' all of
Certificate Sale
The $685,000
Chicago.
ing bonds offered April 14—v. 177,
p.
1624—were awarded to Dean
Bond
—
Co., of Indianap¬
Hughes &
ger,.
1415
1954 to 1966 inclusive.
Co., of New York, Raffensper-
olis, J.
County, Calif.
Sale—The $70,000 build¬
& Co., of San
Co., of Los Angeles, Rand
Granbery,
New
of
Staats &
Marin
Bond
$1,890,000 3y2s. Due
&
of Los An¬
School
Union
Marache &
William R.
Co.,
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Reed
Trust
100.03,
3.36%,
cost of about
Francisco,
San Francisco, as 2s, at a
price of 100.56, a basis of about
1.93%. Dated April 15, 1953. In¬
terest A-O1. Principal and interest
& Myers,
p.
York, Dean Witter & Co., of San
were
Trust
Co.,
O'Melveny
geles.
177,
syndicate headed by
Co., Wertheim & Co., Gregory April 9 — v.
Son, Bache & Co., Carl M. awarded to a
Loeb,
Rhoades
&
Co.,
Wood, the Northern
Gundy & Co., Inc., all of New at a price of
County, Calif.
$150,000 build¬
offered
to
of¬ San Francisco,
of America
Bank
&
pay¬
Treasurer's
Angeles,,
agency
be
May
on
$500,000
of
revenue
ity to be approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
sealed
1, 1953. Due on June
the
collection
receive
1956
&
approved
Calif.
Principal and.interest (J-D)
at
April
on
Sept. 1 from
sive. Bonds maturing in 1958 and
thereafter are callable as of Sept.
Treasurer's
to
1973 inclusive.
from 1970 to
the
County
Treasurer's office. Legality to be
p.m.
1954
able
Due
series 1952
revenue
and interest
15
inclusive.
purchase
June
from
2%s.
100,000
April
on
300,000 water
April 14
1969 inclusive.
in¬
works
electric
Dated
2
Due
1954 to
the
will
Clerk,
until
2V2S.
(EST) on
April 30 for the purchase of $4,-
and school bonds offered
—v.
- -
.
Sale
Bour-
$6,000,000
highway, capital improvement
as
v"' ;
.
^
at
Glendale,
Valley Sanitary District,
-
and
Bond Offering—G. E. Chapman,
Alameda
follows:
payable
County Treasurer's office.
building bonds.
Bond
a
Principal
(J-D)
Delaware
i
$500,000 build¬
R.
a.m.
Trust
DELAWARE
District, San
P.
—
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11
tion
1,
Sacramento County,
$31,000
of
1978 inclusive.*
$20,000 build¬
price of 100.34, a
net interest cost of about 2.55%,
Sacramento
G. A. Peque-
will
School
Francisco, at
from
&
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1952. Due on
May 1 from
on
Offering
owner,
cates
District,
(CDT)
a.m.
the
terest
at
—
County Clerk,
1975
April
School
sealed bids at his office in River¬
County
his office in Red Bluff until
Due
CONNECTICUT
Co., Weeden & Co., Dean Witter &
Co., and Kaiser & Co., all of San
Riverside County, Calif.
1953. Due
The
—
County
Legality to be
Orrick, Dahlquist,
& Sutcliffe, of San
Avon
building
County, Calif.
Offering
interest
by
side until 10
Tehama
1962
May 1 from
Francisco.
1415—were awarded to a group
composed of the American Trust
Witter
27
Bend School District,
at
office.
Herrington
gnat,
■
and
the
Francisco.
District
634,000 Union High School Dis¬
trict bonds.
payable
approved
April 20 for the purchase of $774,000 bonds, as follows:
$140,000
Principal
Treasurer's
County
May 1,
on
May 1, 1953. Principal and
(M-N)
payable
at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San
ing bonds offered April 13—v. 177,
1,
(CDST) on April 27
for the purchase of $25,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1953.
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
Due
interest
Eureka,
April 27
April
Sale—The
$400,000
May
Freshwater
1
on
Bernardino County, Calif.
as
Bank
Tampa, Fla.
Bond
quardez, City
1970 inclusive.
1971 to
p.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
28
on
1964 to
More,
receive
will
(CDST)
Dated
Ontario
office.
until
April
on
Francisco.
of i San
1962 inclusive.
to
1971
The
for the purchase of $35,000 build¬
inclusive.
Due
27,000 3V2S.
Fred J.
—
Clerk,
p.m.
Bond
on
18,000 3V2s. Due
Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Castro
Offering
2
1961
Montville (P. O. Montville), Conn.
1953. j;
Bond Sale—The issue of $550,April 1, from 1954 to 1963 000 school bonds offered April 14
inclusive. Principal and interest
—v.
177, p. 1516—were awarded
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County to Coffin &
Burr, and R. L. Day
Treasurer's office. Legality to be
& Co.,. both of Boston, jointly, as
approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
21/48, at a price of 100.42, a basis
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San of about
2.20%.
Trust
inclusive.
1958
1959 to
Fresno
at
Union
sealed bids at his office in
1953. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasur¬
District,
bids
Elementary
Dist., Humboldt County,
County
until
Chemical
Co., New York City. Legal¬
ity to be approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
May 1 from
on
to
21,000 3V4S.
California
follows:
16,000 3j/4S. Due
day
$52,000
to the
National
Association,
as
8,000 2%s.
Kirby L. Vidrine
of
sold
was
$10,000 4l/2s. Due
County, Calif.
a.m.
Solano
Ditrict,
building
er's
his
School
Bank
CALIFORNIA
School
County in New York
Sale—An
1963
same
of the fiscal agen¬
any
the
Bond
& Co., of Phoenix.
Alvina
at
or
County, Calif.
$49,000 School District No.
for
sealed
Due
Dated
McKinleyville
Jr.,
Trust
and 1963.
County
school bonds.
Bond
holder, at the
Calif.
issue of
on
interest cost of about 3.50%.
20
receive
bonds.
to Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co., of
Phoenix, on a bid reflecting a net
Clerk
will
The
—
his office in San Jose, until April
20 for the purchase
of $340,000
Sch.
County,
2%s.
6,000
County, Calif.
Due
Fairfield
$366,000 School
District No. 6 bonds offered April
13—v. 177, p. 1415—were awarded
Bond
Clerk
Clara
Offering
ing
•
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
;
Santa
for the purchase of
from
1
inclusive.
1973
Bond Sale—The
Clerk
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Angeles,
City, at the option of the holder.
38
No.
Maricopa County School Districts
Bond
Altos
Bond
April 21 for
on
purchase of $500,000 building
cies of
1,. 1953. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
10:30
(PST)
$24,000 2V2s.
1954
Los
(M-N)
Los
the
office,
from
1
District
Due
to
Dated
bids at
in
Clara
Sale—An
San
payable at the County Treasurer's
5
inclusive.
School
bonds.
No.
July
on
1973
to
475,000
were
for
Bond
receive
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
$200,000 " School
65
Due
May 1, 1953. Due
May 1 from 1954 to 1978 inclu¬
on
as
follows:
The
interest
office
a.m.
bonds.
the
for
21
$675,000
1953.
will
building bonds.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Phoenix), Ariz.
sealed
1,
20
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Maricopa County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
receive
May
Segundo Unified School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
office.
—
building
$50,000
office.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Offering
Dated
Angeles,
April 21 for
on
payable at the County Treasurer's
sive.
Bond
of
Los
May 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
sive.
inclu¬
1968
(PST)
purchase
bonds.
on
bonds. Dated Jan.. 1, 1953. Due on
July
a.m.
in
office
Whisman School District,
Santa
$78,000
sealed bids at building bonds was sold to the
Jose, until April American Trust Co., San Fran¬
purchase of $150,000 cisco, as follows:
his office in
the
May 14 for the
$60,000
building
on
Clerk
his
until 9
Rhea Averill,
—
Clerk of the Board of
will
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
O.
District,
County, Calif.
Offering — The County
bids at
High Sch. Dist. (P.
Phoenix), Ariz.
School
Union
Santa Clara
thereafter
March
terest
1,
are
callable
as
1962. Principal and
(M-S)
payable
at
of
in¬
the
Florida National Bank of Jackson¬
ville,
or
at
the
option
of
the
May 1, 1953. Due
1955
J-J.
to
1973
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1 fron
.Interest
Legality to be approved
Charles
Louis.
&
Trauernicht,
of
by
St,
M
The Commercial and Financial
(1724)
m
Marion
$S&cHenry County Community Con.
School District No. 47 (P. O.
Rural Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Iowa
Bond
Crystal Lake), III.
Bond
Offering — Lucille
Offering
E.
Richard
—
M. Crane, Jr., will receive sealed and
Secretary
of
the open bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
iBoard of Education, will receive April 22 for the purchase of $150,isealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) 000 building bonds. Dated April
Van April 21 for the purchase of 1, 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from 1955
^1350,000 building bonds. Dated to 1972 inclusive. Legality to be
iltasmussen,
May 1, 1953. Due on April 1 from
11955
inclusive. Principal
1973
to
Legality to be
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
r
Columbus, Ind.
$70,000
295,000 2y2s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Bond
of
Offering—The
Board
the
receive
Education
of
sealed
370,000 3y4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
will
until 2
p.m.
bids
Paullina Independent School
Sbcmds offered April 13—v. 177, p.
District, Iowa
1416—were awarded to a group
Bond Sale—The $174,000 school
composed of the City Securities
bonds
offered
April
13
were
Corp.# Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp., Raffensperger, Hughes & awarded to Becker & Cownie, of
Des Moines, as 3s, at a price of
Co., Fletcher Trust Co., all of In¬
101.66.
dianapolis, and the Irwin-Union
*J?rhst Co., of Columbus, as 1%, Storm Lake Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
tat a price of 100.05, a basis of
Bond Sale—The $311,500 build¬
1974 to
ing bonds offered April 15
Greene County (P. O.
Bloomfield), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $225,000 court
4
177, p.
banks,
awarded to
jwere
Corp.,
Indianapolis
Bond & Share Corp., Raffensper{Securities
Hughes & Co., all of Inianap®Iis# as 2%s, at a price of 100.77,
jger,
^
ba&s of about 2.66%.
1416—were sold to local
as 2s, at a price of 100.12,
Webster
City Independent
School District, Iowa
Bond
com-
group
a
v.
basis of about 1.98%.
a
IfeMrse improvement bonds of^fered April 13—v. 177, p. 1416—
Iposed of Fletcher Trust Co., City
—
Offering—Ruby
C.
Wil¬
to
inclusive. Legality to
1972
be
Indianapolis, Ind.
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
"Note Sale—The issue of $150,- of Chicago.
*900 public parks fund notes ofKANSAS
SerCd April 10—v. 177, p. 1516—
,,
Fletcher Colby Consolidated Sch. Dist., Kan.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
interest.
ing and improvement bonds of¬
fered April 8 were awarded to the
Marion County (P. O.
Commerce Trust Co., and the City
Indianapolis), Ind.
National Bank & Trust Co., both
Bond Sale -r. The $210,000 ju- of Kansas City, jointly, on a bid
wenile center bonds offered April reflecting a net interest cost of
.25—ir. 177, p. 1516—were awarded about 2.95%.
awarded
Twr£r$
the
to
Co., Indianapolis, at 1V2%
„
filyth & Co., Chicago,
■fit
a
price of 100.48,
a
as l%s,
basis of
KENTUCKY
fibout 1.65%.
Dayton, Ky.
Bond Sale—The
$Hhion County Community Consoli¬
building
dated School District No. 16
$395,000 school
bonds offered
177, p. 1625—were
grdup composed of
Bond Sale—Ah issue 6i $100,000
Magnus & Co., Pobl & Co., Fox,
13%% school bonds was sold to G. Reusch & Co., and Seasongood &
M. Walker & Co., of St. Louis.
Mayer, all of Cincinnati, as fol¬
Bated April 1, 1953. Legality ap¬ lows:
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
$46,000 33/4s. Due on April 1 from
April
(P.O. AnhafflH.
Bond Offering
—
52,000 3y2s. Due
_
Christine A.
Moltz, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
sealed
on
bids
until
2
p.m.
April 24 for the pur¬
chase of $725,000 sewage works
bonds. Dated April 1,
revenue
1953. Due
1981
on
Jan. 1 from 1955 to
inclusive.
Bonds
SH1961 and thereafter
oi* of Jan.
maturing
are
Jhrferfest (J-J) payable at the First
legality to be approved by Ross,
JB®d&6rd, Ice & Miller, of Indi¬
anapolis.
IOWA
until
Hond Sale—The $275,000 school
Ibuilding bonds offered April 14
—v. 177, p. 1516—were awarded
€o Halsey, Stuart & Co., Chicago,
a
price of 100.15, a basis
mt about 2.23%.
Cylinder Consol. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Offering—Odne Stokka,
Secretary Board of Directors, will
xeceive sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
fCST) on April 23 for the pur«base of $180,000 building bonds.
Bated May 1, 1953.. Due on Nov.
from
Bonds
1954
to
maturing
thereafter
are
7:30
(EST)
p.m.
on
Oct.
callable
are
209,000 3y4s. Due
on
April 1 from
1963 to 1974 inclusive.
88,000 3y2s. Due
on
Grant
County (P. O.
Williamstown), Ky.
Bond Offering
—
Astor B. Kin-
improvement
bonds
about 3.15%, as follows:
$1,035,000 3s. Due
1625—were
awarded
follows:
as
To
Brockton notes at 0.7171%.
as
on
tional
3.10s.
from
of
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
City.
Due
1969 to
on
1973
April
1
of
Boston, at 1.09%,
Palmer, Thorndike Fire and WaterDistrict, Mass.
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Note
ing
Sale—The
notes
April
2.88%.
a
bonds
1953. Due
were-
basis of about:
~
The
9
Townsend, Dabney St:
Boston, as 2.90s, at a*
Tyson, of
price of 100.13,
1978
$50,000 budd¬
offered
awarded to
on
'
•
are
dated
May
May 1 from 1954 to>
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Palmer Na¬
tional
Bank,
Palmer, or at the*
Bank, Boston.
Second National
'
Sharon, Mass.
Note
Orleans.
Sale
"
The $150,000 tax:
—
anticipation notes offered April ffc
MARYLAND
were
Bond
Offering—John
N.
Wil¬
(DST)
on
the
to
Norfolk.
Co.,
Trust
Dedham, at:
1.01% discount. Due Nov. 15,1953*.
kinson, Jr., Chairman Town Com¬
missioners, will receive sealed
noon
awarded
County
Bel Air, Md.
bids until
Sch. Dist.
Bank
April 1 from discount. Due Nov. 25, 1953.
1954 to 1968 inclusive.
465,000
1, 1958. Principal and inter¬
of New York
by various local housing
on April 14 — v. 177, p*
authorities
offered
payable at the Farmers White, Hattier & Sanford, New
National Bank, Williamsburg. Le¬ Orleans,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
gality to be approved by Wyatt, Fenner & Beane, New York,
Grafton & Grafton, of Louisville. Equitable Securities Corporation,
Nashville, Newman, Brown & Co.,
of New Orleans, Barrow, Leary
LOUISIANA
Calcasieu Parish Sch. Dist. No. 22 & Co., of Shreveport, Nusloch,
Baudean & Smith, Ducournau &
(P. O. Lake Charles), La.
Bond Offering—H. A. Norton, Kees, Schweickhardt & Co., Arn¬
Secretary of the Parish School old and Crane, John Dane, Glas
& Co., Steiner, Rouse & Co., and
Board, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10 a.m. (CST) on May 12 for R. S. Hecht & Co., all of New
Springfield, Mass.
Bond Offering
May 5
—
Francis E. J..
Callaghan, City Treasurer, wilt
purchase
of
$230,000
No. I (P. O. Columbia), La.
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m»
sewerage
system bonds.
Dated
Bond Offering—T. L. Johnston,
(DST) on April 30 for the pur¬
May 1, 1953. Due on May 1 from
chase
of
Secretary Parish School Board,
$500,000 water maim
1954 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
will receive sealed bids until 10
bonds. Dated May 1, 1953. Due om
and interest (M-N) payable at the
a.m. (CST) on May 8 for the pur¬
May 1 from 1954 to 1978 inclusive*.
Commercial and Savings Bank,
chase of $500,000 building bonds.
Principal and interest payable'at
Bel Air. Legality to be approved
Dated May 1,1953. Due on May 1
the Merchants National Bank of:
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬ by Close and Reed, Counsel to Boston.
Legality
approved
bythe Commissioners of Bel Air, and
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&;
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,
at
office of the Parish School
Dodge, of Boston.
of Baltimore.
Board Treasurer, or at any bank
Stoheham, Mass.
specified by the purchaser Legal¬
MASSACHUSETTS
Note Sale—The $110,000 notes^
ity to be approved by Chapman &
offered April 14 were awarded stm
Attleboro, Mass.
Cutler, of Chicago.
Note Offering — William Mar¬ the Middlesex County National
Jefferson Parish Sch. Dist. No. 1
shall, City Treasurer, will receive Bank of Everett, as 2.20s, at
(P. O. Gretna), La.
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) price of 100.39* a basis of about:
Bond
Sale
The
$2,000,000 on April 21 for the purchase of 2.11%*.
building bonds offered April 16— $300,000 notes. Dated April 21,
The notes are dated May 1,1953*.
v. 177, p. 1201—were awarded to
1953. Due on Nov. 10, 1953. Prin¬
Principal and interest payable at:
A syndicate headed by Allen & Co.,
cipal and interest payable at the the Day Trust Co., Boston.
'
New York, at a price of 100.08, a First
National Bank, Boston. Le¬
net interest cost of about 3.76%,
gality to be approved by Storey,
Taunton, Mass.
Caldwell Parish
Con.
for
the
—
follows:
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge,
$453,000 4s. Due
on
May 1 from
of
Boston.
1,547,000
3%s.
Due
May
on
Other
members
of
the
Boston, Mass.
1
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
syndi¬
Note Sale—The $5,000,000
notes
offered April 14 were awarded to
a
group
cate: Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
ton
of Boston, Goodbody & Co., Hirsch
& Co., both of New York, Ernest
composed of First Bos¬
Atlas
M.
Loeb
Paul
Co.,
Frederick
of
&
New
Orleans,
of New
Co.,
York, Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman,
of Orlando, Weil Investment Co.,
Corp., Chemical Bank & Trust
Co., both of New York, RocklandNational Bank, Merchants
National
Safe
Bank
and
the
Note
Sale—The
$300,000 notes;
offered April 14—v. 177, p. 1625—
were
awarded to the Rockland—
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
April 1 from
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
com¬
est (A-O)
as
1 from
group
Scharff & Jones, New¬
& Co., Arnold and
Brown
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 pub¬
April 1 from 1954 to 1973
thereafter
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Note Sale—The $7,250,000 notes
offered
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New
New Orleans, Barrow, Leary & York: $2,260,000 Weymouth notes;
Co., Shreveport, Stubbs, Smith & at 0.7353%; $700,000 Marblehead
Lombardo, of Birmingham, and notes at 0.7441%; and $3,600,00&
Harold E. Wood & Co., of St. Paul. Revere notes at 0.7171%.
To Phelps, Fenn
& Co., and
Plaquemines Parish (P. O.
Eastman, Dillon & Co., both of
Pointe-a-la-Hache), La.
New
York, jointly:
$690,000»
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1959
and
a
April
15 were
awarded to
a
Millbury, Mass.
Note Sale—The $100,000 reve¬
syndicate headed by Scharff &
Jones, of New Orleans, at a price nue notes offered April 8 were*
on
of 100.0002, a net interest cost of awarded to the Merchants Na¬
April 20 for the purchase of $80,000
voted
municipal recreation
center bonds. Dated April 1, 1953.
Due
to
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
bids
awarded
Crane, Ducournau & Kees, all of
Williamsburg, Ky.
Bond Offering — E. F. Davis,
City
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
Boston
Deposit & Trust Co., all of
Atlas
National
at 1.14%
of
$1..
Bank
discount, plus
-V
of
Boston,,
premium^
a
:
.
Weston, Mass.
Bond Offering—Helen
E. Cut¬
ting, Town Treasurer, will receive:
sealed
bids
National
in
care
of
the
First
Bank,
Municipal Divi¬
Boston, at 1.59% interest, plus a sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
on April 20 for the purchase of
noon
(EST) on April 22 for the*
premium of $41.
$300,000 building bonds. Dated John
Dane, both of New Orleans,
The notes are dated April 17, purchase of $102,000 water loam
April 1,1953. Due on April 1 from
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
bonds. Dated April 1, 1953. Due
1955 to 1978 inclusive. Bonds call¬
1953. Due on Nov. 6, 1953.
of
Cincinnati, Freeman & Co.,
on April 1 from 1954 to 1963 in- I
able as of April 1, 1958. Principal
T. R. Alcock & Co,,; both of New
Bristol County (P. O. Taunton),
elusive.
and interest (ArO) payable at the
Principal and
interest
York, Pohl & Co., Seasongood &
Massachusetts
Bank of Williamstown. Legality to
payable at the First National ;
Mayer, both of Cincinnati, McNote Sale—The $300,000 notes
be approved by Hays &
Bank, Boston. Legality to be apFahey, of
Dougal & Condon, of Chicago, offered April 14 were awarded
Louisville.
proved by Ropes,
Gray, Best,, '
Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati, to the National Shawmut Bank
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston, 1'
Julius A. Rippel, Inc., of Newark, of Boston, at 1.32%
j
Harlan, Ky.
discount^
Bond Offering — Earl D. Caton, and the T. J. Feibleman
Co., of
MICHIGAN
The notes are dated April 14,
City Clerk, will receive sealed New Orleans.
1953. Due on April 1, 1954. Prin¬
Acme Township School District
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on
Jena, La.
cipal and interest payable at the
No. I (P. O. Acme), Mich. April 27 for the purchase of $100,Bond Offering—Myrtle Adams, National Shawmut
Bank, of Bos¬
Bond
000 playground and recreational
Offering—Ralph Mer- |
Town Clerk, will reecive sealed ton.
chant, Secretary of the Board of I
facilities bonds. Dated March 1,
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on May
Education,
will
1953. Due on March 1 from 1954
receive
sealed
Hull, Mass.
27 for the purchase of $567,000
bids until 8 p.m.
to 1973 inclusive. Principal and
(EST) on April
Note Sale—The issue of $300,bonds, as follows:
23 for the purchase of
interest
000 tax anticipation notes offered
$71,500
(M-S) payable at the
$100,000 public improvement
building bonds.
Dated
Bank of Harlan, Harlan.
May 1,
April 9 were awarded to the Na¬
Legality
bonds. Due on July 1, 1955 to
1953. Due on Oct. 1 from 1954 to
to be approved by Hays &
tional Shawmut Bank of Boston,
Fahey,
1973 inclusive.
1971 inclusive.
Bonds maturing
of Louisville.
at 1.19% discount. Due Nov* 27,
in 1965 and thereafter are
467,000 public utility revenue
call¬
1953.
able as of April
Owenboro, Ky.
bonds.: Due on July 1 from
1, 1956. Princi¬
Bond! Sale—The issuq of $1,350,1955 to 1983 inclusive. The
Maiden, Mass.
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
000 electric, light and
bonds are callable, as of July
Note Sale
The $750,000 tax a* bank or trust
power rev¬
company to be
enue bonds
offered April 14—v.
1, 1963.
anticipation notes offered April ,14 designated by the purchaser. Le¬
177, p. 1416—Were awarded to a
Dated July 1, 1953. Legality to were awarded to the National gality, to be approved
by Miller,
group composed of Blyth&Co., be ; approved by * Foley,, Cox & Shawmut
Bank
of Boston,
at Canfield, Paddock & Stone,, of
New York; Equitable" Securities Judell, of New Orleans. '
*
1.24% discount. Due Dec. 14r1953. Detroit.
,
-Cedtar Falls Independent School
District, Iowa
2%s, at
on April
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
callable man, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
1, 1960. Principal and
*Stat6 Bank, Valparaiso, or at the
Bdiihers State Bank, Valparaiso,
fis
a
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
Valparaiso, Ind.
<CST)
14—v.
awarded to
of St. Louis.
achdeive
revenue
man,
1978 inclusive.
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed and the purchase of $700,000 building
open bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on and
equipment
bonds.
Dated
April 23 for the purchase of $350,- March 15, 1953. Due on March 15
000 building bonds. Dated May 1, from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. In¬
1953. Due on Nov. 1 from 1954 terest M-S. Legality to be ap¬
son,
were
lic
<•
,
inclusive.
1968
to
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
Secretary
sewer
ebotif 1.86%.
inclusive.
1964
to
220,000 2%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Oakland School District, Iowa
(CST) on April 23 for the pur¬
of $123,000 school bonds.
Legality to be approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Sale—The
Bond
$170,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
1959
Kaplan, La.
Bond Sale—The $340,000 bonds
offered April 13—v. 177, p. 1416—
posed of
follows:
1965
chase
INDIANA
as
295,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1 from
22bd interest payable at the Con¬
tinental Illinois National Bank &
*£rust Co., Chicago.
Cutler,
approved by Chapman &
of Chicago.
Corp., Nashville, J. J. B. Hilliard
& Son, and Almstedt Bros, both
Louisville, at a price of 100.06,
a net interest cost of about 3.01%,
of
Chronicle...Monday, April 20, 195X
1972
in
callable
inclusive.
1964
as
and
of Nov.
3^ 1963., Legality to»be approved
Igr Chapman# Cutler, of Chicago.
—
-
Volume 177
Number 5213
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1725)
Adrian, Mich.
Bond
Springport, Mich.
,
Sale—The $40,000 general
obligation sewage disposal system
bonds offered April 13—-v. 177, p.
1625
were
awarded to Ryan,
—
Sutherland
&
Co.,
Toledo,
at
a
Bond
Bingham Townhip Sch. Dist. No. 5
(P. O. Ubly), Mich.
to
the
Hubbard
State
Bank, of Bad Axe, as 3y4s, at a
price of 100.04, a basis of about
■
•
•
1
Clerk,
bids
until
will
sealed
on
April 21 for the purchase of $130,general
obligation1 electric
000
1953.' Due
to
inclusive.
1973
ing
Dated
April
on
in
1969
callable
Bonds
and
cipal and interest
at
bank
a
1,
1954
matur¬
thereafter f
of April
as
April
from
1
are
1, 1960. Prin¬
(A-O)
payable
trust company to be
or
Detroit.
Paddock
"t
&
Stone,
..
..
.
1960
callable
as
of
Principal and inter¬
payable
at
bank
a
or
trust company to be designated by
the purchaser. Legality to be ap¬
proved
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
,
by
of
,
Bond
&
Co., of Hazelhurst, at
price of 100.05.
The
—
$25,000 road,
highway
and bridge reconstruc¬
bonds offered April 7 were
tion
awarded to Allen &
hurst, at
firm
price
a
100.11.
—
Meadville), Miss.
Bond
bonds
$150,000
sold
was
to-
Sale—The
Detroit, Mich.
h.
,
!
'
1
1
Bond
Sale—The $327,000 public
utility
street
railway
bonds
offered
April
refunding
14—v.
1517—were awarded to
p.
a
April 15—v.
MINNESOTA
Earth
Blue
Lake
&
price of 100.03, a basis of about
2.24%.': '
Hamburg Township Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Hamburg), Mich.
x
Bond
>
Offering
Mrs.
—
Louise
Beeman,
Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
(bids
until
7:30
Oct. 1 from 1953 to
on
1965 inclusive. Bonds
.
of April
as
interest
callable
are
a
1956
to
callable
of
after
are
1973.
Principal and interest pay¬
at
April
1,
suitable bank desig¬
any
the
by
as
bidder.
successful
Legality to be approved by Faegre
& Benson,
of Minneapolis.
'
by the purchaser., Legality to be
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Indep. Con. Sch. Dist.
Nos. 7 and 20 (P. O.
Winnebago), Minn.
Bond
Offering—C.
District
son,
a
group
composed
of
Halsey
Stuart & Co., Chicago, R. S. Dick
son
& Co., Charlotte, Milwaukee
of
i
bids until
•
for
27
8
(EST) on April
purchase of $65,000
p.m.
the
water
supply
bonds. Dated
system
revenue
receive
July 1, 1952. Due
on
000
Due
on
April
inclusive. Bonds
to 1983
in 1974 and thereafter
of April
as
from
1
callable
of
as
Jan.
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
to be designated by the
pany
bidder.
by
Manistique, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $250,000 water
supply system
;
fered
•
were
&
April
bonds
revenue
14—v.
177,
of-
1517—
p.
awarded to
Barcus, Kindred
Co., of Chicago.
Mills
Township Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P.
O.
Bond
Midland),
Legality
& Barber,
Due
on
June
inclusive.
l
interest
from
Bonds
and thereafter
$45,000 2%s. Due
1954 to
callable
-
1965
as
on
any
date.
State
,
-
-
Pentwater
(P.
Bond
O.
Savings
Bank,
Township Sch. Dist.
Pentwater), Mich.
$90,000
build¬
ing bonds offered April 15—v. 177,
1626—were awarded to Paine,
Webber,
Chicago.
Jackson
&
Curtis,
_
$40,000
Bond
sewer
bids
1518—were awarded to the
p.
National
Mount
Bank,
as
Arlington Sch. Dist., N. J.
Bond
Offering
Bolitho,
ceive
(EDST)
Dallis
—
District
sealed
B.
will
re¬
Clerk,
bids
until
8
1969
on
Twin
Agard
sealed
bids
Bond
cipal and interest (M-N)
the
Dover
Dover.
Trust
Legality
by: Hawkins,
New
30
for
National Bank,
to
be
approved
p*m.
Sykes,
Heckler
are
Bond
to
be
New
Bond
will
also
&
on
Wood,
bids
April
$60,000
Hedahl,
will receive sealed
3:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Not
Sold
—
April
subsequently
consider
of April
interest
1,
are
it
on
an
Bfond
Offering—Edith
1973. Principal and
payable
at
bank designated by
bidder.. Legality
to
any
suitable
the successful
be
approved
of by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
&
Barber,
of
field
Minneapolis.
Wood
&
be
lister, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until May 12 for the purchase of
$600,000 building bonds.
St.
Louis
County, Fern Ridge
Fern
000
District
of
Bond
Offering
Borough
New
Le¬
York
Sale—An
Bond
&
Sadie
Un¬
Treasurer,
will
from
1
1954
at
for
the
water-
1953. Due
to
First
the
Farmingdale.
approved
1966
pur¬
bonds.
May
on
Sale—The
to
Legality
pay¬
Bank
to
be
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
City.
ufacturers & Traders Trust Co.;
Buffalo, jointly, as 3s, at a price
of 100.35, a basis of about 2.96%.
Horseheads, N. Y.
Bond
Bond Offering—Robert I. Stoes-
Borough
ser,
sealed
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until 8:30 p.m.
(EST)
for the purchase of
April 23
on
receive
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
1953. Due
on
May 1
1958 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
Wood-Ridge
National
Bank, Wood-Ridge Legality to be
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
& Washburn, of New York City.
and
equipment
bonds offered April
as
and
Bacon,
Stevenson
2.04%.
IS
(P. O. Menands), N.
Y.;
be received until
May 6 for the
purchase of $110,000 sewage treat¬
ment plant bonds.
ing bonds offered April 14—v. 177,
p. 1518—were awarded to Smith,
Roosevelt
Barney & Co., and Union Securi¬
County Sch. Dist. No. 9
(P. O. Popular), Mont.
Offering—I. L. Ramstad,
Bond
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
be
Trustees,
Bond Sale—The
ties
Corp.,
jointly,
a
as
until
for
2
the
water-1953
1, 1953.
1954
to
Due
1965
and
in¬
interest
Co., Horseheads. Legality
by Vandewater,
Heckler & Galloway, of
approved
Sykes,
Irondequoit Union Free Sch. Dist,
No. 4
(P. O. Rochester 17), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $275,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 15—v. 177,
1626—were
p.
awarded
the
to
York, Buffalo, and Roosevelt &
Cross, of New York, jointly, as
2.70s, at a price of 100.32, a basis
of about 2.66%.
,
New
York
both
$860,000 build¬
of
New
York,
3s, at a price of 100.65,
basis of about 2.94%.
New York
Offering
Cruise,
.
City Housing Authority,
;
Note
Philip
—
Chairman,
will
J.
receive
sealed
bids at his office, 63 Park
Row, New York City, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on April 21 for the pur¬
chase
of $4,000,000 notes. Dated
May 4, 1953. Due on Feb. 1, 1954.
Principal and interest payable at
.
Chemical
York
Bank
City.
&
Trust
Legality
Co.,
be
to
by
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City..
*
•
,
,
Peekskill, N. Y.
c
Bond Offering—Harold H.
City
Comptroller,
will
Lent,
receive
sealed bids until 11
a.m. (EST) on
April 23 for the purchase of $650,-
000
Colonie Common School District
No.
$60,000
Principal
14—v. 177, p.
Co., both of New York, jointly,
2.10s, at a price of 100.32, a
basis of about
Dillon, Mont.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bids
April 22
New York City.
1518—were awarded to Roosevelt
Cross,
sealed
on
from
1
approved
Bond Sale—The $240,000 public
improvement
&
H.
(J-D) payable at the Elmira Bank
the
YORK
Auburn, N. Y.
&
Charles
—
Dated June
June
clusive.
$27,000 public improvement bonds.
from 1954 to
Offering
Goodyear, Jr., Village Treasurer,
will
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
•
Wood-Ridge, N. J.
the
MONTANA
$150,000 water
bonds offered April 15—v.
177, p.
1518—were awarded to Roosevelt
& Cross, New York, and the Man¬
inclusive.
National
Caldwell,
by
Trimble &
$115,-
Co.,
Hannibal, and I. M. Simon & Co.,
of St. Louis,
jointly, as 23/4s and
3s.
Dated March 1, 1953.
Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
,
$100,000
NEW
Securities
Delafield
Highland Falls, N. Y.
Bond
New
sold
was
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York City.
on
M.
—
April 23
on
O.
Mo.
issue of
in¬
1 from
Ridge),
school bonds
Bankers
(P.
Acquisition-1953
April 1, 1953. Dqe
approved
&
bonds.
Dated May 1,
McCal-
Land
Dated
Principal
City.
of
that
a.m.
(DST)
purchase of1
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the office of the
Presiding Supervisor. Legality to
payable at the
First National Bank, Roselle.
of
offering of $600,000 bonds.
1956
callable
1978
gality approved by Hawkins, Del-
able
May 12
11
for the
clusive.
Street
Feb.
on
H.
"
District
announced
bids
inclusive. Bonds maturing
in 1974 and thereafter
as
from
1
inclusive.
receive
The
will
building bonds. Dated April 1,
on
Due
to
and interest (F-A)
May 1,
,
April 24 for the purchase of $350,000
1, 1953.
1954
L.
April 1 from 1954 to 1981
on
Lewis, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(DST)
on May 7 for the purchase of
$1,096,000 building bonds.
Dated
Feb.
York
until
28
$142,000
construction bonds offered April 14
for the
10
of
Bennett, Town Clerk, will receive
approved
Principal and interest (M-S)
until June
Galloway,
Offering—Nathan
sealed
City.
Sale—The
Dated
callable
&
Hempstead (P. O.Hempstead),
,
payable
Mount Holly Township (P. O.
Mount Holly), N. J.
chase
$1,000,000 building bonds offered
April
14—v.
177, p.
1518—and
Bond
Minn.
Offering—Aimer
until
bonds
Dryden. Legality
by Vandewater,
New York City.
Company,
Delafield
York
1978
to
1
building bonds. Dated March i,
1953. Due on Sept. 1 from 1954 to
1961 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the First
from 1954 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
1953.
1,
1962
Ritenour Consolidated Sch. Dist.
inclusive.
District Clerk,
bids
June
from
purchase of $5,000,000 general ob¬
ligation improvement bonds.
April 1 from
Valley),
1
The
No.
of
$125,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1953. Due on May 1
at
Dist.
until
pur¬
April 30 for the
on
Sch.
Offering — Joyce Olcott,
Clerk, will receive sealed
2 p.m. (EST) on
April
the purchase of
$30,000
District
13—v.
April
Spring Lake Heights, N. J.
of June 1, 1962.
Mr.
April 1 from
County Indep. Consol.
1953.-Due
-
Sale—The
Dated
June
National
(P. O. Dryden), N. Y.
3%s.
rejected the bids submitted for the
street
removal
$70,000
School District No. 77 (P. O.
to 1983
p.
to
Norman
1963
on
Sale—The
bonds offered
(P. O. Overland), Mo.
Minn.
22
Principal
interest.(J-J) payable at the
Midland.
-
to
bonds.
on
School
April
177,
Agard,
?
pay¬
Dryden, Grot on and Hartford
JERSEY
to
inclusive.
Cornwall
Cornwall.
Legality to be
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
(EST)
Due
hall-1953
J3ank,
& Trust
1964 inclusive.
25,000 2.90s. Due
maturing in 1969
are
payment
Chemical
.
successful
be approved
improvement and snow
equipment bonds offered April 10
—v.
177, p. 1417—were awarded
to a group composed of AllisonWilliams
Co., Piper, Jaffray St
Hopwood, and J. M. Dain & Co.,
all of Minneapolis, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
2.71%, as follows:
'/
bonds.
and
suitable
any
Sale—The
Bond
purchase of $45,000 build¬
Dated June 1, 1953.
ing
-
on
The
derbill,
i
(EST)
p.m.
at
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
of Minneapolis.
1956 to
Haggitt,
able
Finance, will receive
enue
town
p.m.
pur¬
Principal and interest (F-A)
until
bids
$90,000
2
the
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1953. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1954 to 1964
inclusive,
Central
Haddonfield
Kansas City, Mo.
Bonds
Mich.
Offering—Hazel
1
for the
at
Melrose,
Director, will receive sealed bids
until
Co., both
at a price
basis of about 1.99%.
2s,
as
until
for
City.
Bond
of
bids
April 23
on
of
sealed
pur¬
Stone, of Detroit.
sealed
(EST)
Director of
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
Legality to be approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
*
Co
Investment
City,
a
&
Bond Offering—Rollin F.
1, 1973. Principal and
payable
chaser.
;
callable
bank designated by the
maturing in 1962 and there¬
are
1957.
♦
1956
maturing
are
Bonds
•
on
building bonds. Dated April 1,
1953.
interest
after
100.10,
Zahner
May 13 for the
April 22 for the purchase of $710,- purchase of $8,500,000 water rev¬
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1985 inclusive.
•
Soden
Kansas
*
will
(CST)
Milwaukee,
and
Robert¬
a.m.
177, p. 1417—were awarded to
v.
>
W.
Clerk,
sealed bids until 11
Offering—Glen Tremayne,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
price of
a
receive
chase
Y.
Offering — Raymond
S.
Town
Supervisor, will
Preston,
Township (P. O.
Fulton), N. J.
to
building bonds offered April 9
t
*
sold
was
Jefferson City School
District, Mo
Bond Sale —The
$1,000,000
of
Joint
.
Stone,'of Detroit. *'
Kaleva, Mich.
bonds
the Bank of Macon, and the Mer¬
chants
&
Farmers
Bank,
of
Co.,
Faribault and Martin Counties
bank
Bond
at
(P. O. Cornwall), N.
Bond
Delaware
Sale—An issue of $30,000
works
inclusive.
and there¬
approved
&
awarded
were
Commission, the
3s,
as
con¬
bonds
Clerk,
1, 1954. Principal, and
(A-O) payable at
Paddock
i
Helen
Mrs.
—
District
from
trust company to be designated
or
Minn,
1982
1
able
1952. Due
,
water
Bonds maturing in 1974
nated
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Crystal),
Offering
Biasing,
000
;
bidder,
$160,000
v.
177, p. 1518—were awarded
Macon,
jointly,
as
3s.
Dated to Boland, Saffin & Co., of New
will re¬ March 1, 1953.
Legality approvec York, as 2%s, at a price of 100.21,
ceive sealed bids until 11:304a.m.1
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of a basis of about 2.46%.
(CST) on April 28 for the pur¬ St. Louis.
chase of $698,000 building bonds.
Roselle School District, N. J.
Dated April 1, 1953. Due on April
Bond
MISSOURI
Offering — Burton
P.
Bond
(EST) on
April 21 for the purchase of $15,p.m.
Bond
County Indep. Con
19 (P, O.
District No.
School
Co.,St.
a
2
NEW
Macon, Miss.
group
composed of the Mercantile Trust
:
177, p.
Cornwall
bonds.
177,
Louis, McDonald-Moore
Co., and Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., both of Detroit, as
2'As, a't
Dated
1517— April 1, 1953. Legality
approved
were awarded to Kenower, Macby Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Arthur & Co., Detroit.
Louis.
*
*
the
$255,000 water Meadors Investment
Co., of Jack
supply system revenue bonds of¬ son, as 2s, 2'/4s and
fered
March
chase
Bond Sale—An issue of
bridge
8
par.
plant
County (P. O.
$301,000, general obligation sew¬
Collins), Miss.
disposal system bonds. Dated
Bond Sale
The $25,000 jail
April 1, 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from
construction bonds offered
April
1953 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal 6—v.
177, p. 1202—were awarded
and interest (J-D) payable at the
to Allen & Co.,
Hazelhurst, as 3s.
Detroit Trust Company, Detroit.
at a price of 100.27.
Legality to be approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Franklin County (P. O.
Mich.
only
purchased an issue of
District bonds at a price
of Detroit.
until
equipment
to the State Land
The
age
Zeeland,
offered
The
—
and
Co., of Hazel¬
of
Offering—Roy E. Bodi$40,000
mer,
City
Clerk,
will
receive of 100.12.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
April 27 for the purchase of
Covington
„
Bond Sale
also
2y>s.
'
a
Copiah County Supervisors District
No. 4 (P. O. Hazlehurst), Miss.
Sale
bids
on
Lake), Mont.
struction
Bond
sealed
(MST)
Sheridan County School District
No. HS-7 (P. O. Medicine
building bopds offered April 7—
v.
177, p. 1417—were awarded to
Allen
receive
April 29 for the
Durchase
of
$320,000
building
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953.
Sale—The $200,000 school
Bond
.
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality to be approved by Miller,
Canfield,
in
Due
in¬
i
Gitzeri,
(EST)
p.m.
system' bonds.
(J-J)
1988
Vassar, Mich.
receive
7:30
-
1,1959.
est
to
maturing
are
will
p.m.
.
1953.
1,
1956
Bonds
Mich.
Bond Offering—John H.
City
*
•
•
Crystal Falls,
from
thereafter
Jan.
3.24%.
'<■
1
clusive.
and
Bond Sale—The $60,000 build-f
.ing bonds offered March 13 were
Jan.
Dated
Jan.
on
MISSISSIPPI
Copiah County, Crystal Springs
Consol. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Hazlehurst), Miss.
E.
Mercer,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
29 for the purchase of $125,000
water
supply
system
revenue
bonds.
price of 100.59.
awarded
Offering—L.
49
sewer,
Dated May
1
from
series
1,
1954
A
1953.
to
1953
Due
1978
bonds.
on
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
at
the
Aug.
inclusive.
Westchester
pay¬
County
National
Bank, Peekskill, or at
option of the holder, at the
City Bank, New York
City. Legality to be aproved by
the
National
Hawkins,
Delafield
New York City.,
&
Wood,
'
of
*
S9
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April 20,
(1726)
J
/
JPoughkeepsie Housing Authority,
'
'•■■■/,'.»< New York
•.
Note Sale—The
-
$2,261,000 notes
April 15 were awarded to
3Eastman, Dillon & Co., New York;
1.17% interest. -V■''*:> V ;
The notes * are dated April 27,
1953. Due on Oct. 27 1953. y
offered
"
•
J
*
•
.
Utica, N< Y%".
v.
-
Bond Sale—The
NORTH
/•.*.
:
Carrington, N. Dak.
"..
Warrant Sale—The $86,400
\
re¬
improvement warrants
14,—v. 177, p. 1518
were awarded to the Bank of
North Dakota, Bismarck.
•
funding
1
offered April
Seven
•
Hilts,
Ohio
..
•
Bond Offering—Joseph J. Kan--
May 5 for the purchase of $40,874.25 improvement bonds.
Dated
—
;■ ' ;;
;
DAKOTA;
1953.' Due on Dec. 15
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
15,
;
Ashland, Ohio
;
i
177, p. 1518—
Bond Offering —T. V. Withers,
"were
awarded to the First Na¬
Clerk, will receive sealed
tional Bank, of Chicago, and L. F. City
bids until noon (EST) on May 1
Hothschild
&
Co.,
New
York,
for the purchase of $12,600 pav¬
jointly, as 1.70s, at a price of
ing
construction
bonds. Dated
3.00.21; a basis of about 1.65%.
June 1, 1953. Due on Oct. 1 from
Woodbury, Woodbury Water Dist. 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Interest
J-D.
{P. O. Highland Mills), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Walter H. BeldColumbus City Sch. Dist., Ohio
,
,
,
\
Cleveland.
receive
(EST)
Drake,
Clerk-Treasurer of the Board of
Offering—W.
Bond
V.
-
* /
•
,
,
...
sealed
bids
until
10
land
Trust
Durham
CAROLINA
(P.
Durham), N. C.
Bohd
.school
April
Sale
a
The
from
62,200
No.
$4,000,000
offered
bonds
building
14—v.
awarded to
of
—
water
O.
County
177, p. 1518—were
syndicate composed
Harriof
New York, Alex. Brown & Sons,
Baltimore, Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
Smith,
Barney
Co.,
&
Ripley & Co., Inc., both
roan
¥. S. Smithers &
ence
Co., and
Laur¬
all of New.
M. Marks & Co.,
-
Due
1963
to
1
inclusive.
Sewer District Franklin
1, Improvement No. 338
revenue
extension mortgage
on
Hobgood, N. C.
1
Sale
.
>.
The
$15,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April 14
-—v.
177,
p.
—
1626—were
weather,
Jackson County (P. O.
ceive
Jackson), Ohio
Mecca
:
liam, at
interest
a price
cost of
awarded
Corp., Durof 100.006, a net
about 3.67%, as
^follows:
$11,000 33/4s.
Due
of about 3.23%.
Mount
'
,
"
*
*
*
*
'
-
*
until
re¬
noon
Easter-
Webster,
77
bonds.
of
Sentinel,
State
Savings Bank
ville.
School
District
(P. O. Mowrystown), Ohio
second
revenue
mortgage
bonds
sold to
Muskingum County (P.
Zanesville), Ohio
O.
are
ling, Secretary of the Local Govbe received until 11 a.m. (EST)
«rnment Commission, will receive
on
April 29 for the purchase of
^sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
$1,000,000 bridge construction
Haleigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
bonds.
April 21 for the purchase of $15,$90
street / improvement
bonds. Ravenna City School District, Ohio
Hated May 1, 1953. Due on May
Bond Sale—The $1,105,000 school
3 - from
1954 to
1965
inclusive.
building bonds offered April 15
Principal and interest'(M-N) pay¬
—v.* 177," p. 1519—were awarded
able at the Hanover Bank, New
to a group composed of the North¬
York City, or at the option of the
ern Trust
Cov Chicago; Stranahan,
bolder, - at .Security Bank and Harris & Co., Toledo; Ohio Co. of
Blue
-
p.m.
(CST)
on
April
20
$22,800 building bonds.
offered
transportation
equipment
$11,000 general
101.61,
a
basis of abbut 2.80%. v
Saul,
26
Bond
D.
inclusive.
&
Warren
of
Wagner,
Principal
and
bonds
Co.,
both
of
New
York
W.
&
York,
Co., of
as 3s, 3*4s, 3V2S and
serially from 1954 to
Legality approved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
District Clerk,
1965
$330,-
Philadelphia,
a
Haupt & Co., and Blair, Rol¬
Due
inclusive.
1983
County Con. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Alpine), Ore.
Offering—H.
to
of
revenue
composed of
3%s.
Philadelphia.
Center
Township School District
Authority (P. O. Monaco), Pa.
$105,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
school building revenue bond was
sold to
in¬
of
terest
Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
as 3V8S and 3%s,
Pittsburgh,
Due
serially from 1954 to 1973 in¬
Legality
approved
by
Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul, of
Pittsburgh.
clusive.
Conestoga Township Sch. Dist.
Authority (P. O. Lancaster), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$265,000
23/4%, 3%, 3*4% and 3V2% school
building revenue bonds was sold
April 27 for the purchase of $580,000 sewer bonds.
Dated May 1,
1953. Due on May 1 from 1956 to
1975 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
.
Linn
and
Counties
Benton
Butcher &
to
Sherrerd, of Phila-»
delphia, and Goldman, Sachs &
Co., New York, jointly. Due se¬
rially from 1953 to 1982 inclusive*
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia,
Drumore
Township Sch. Authority
(P. O. Quarryvitle), Pa.
Union
High School District (P. O.
Albany), Ore.
Bond Sale^—An issue of $220,000
2%%, 3%.,'3V4% and 3V2% school
building revenue bonds was sold
Bond Sale—The
$1,350,000 con¬
struction bonds offered April 13
to
Ira
Haupt & Co., New York,
serially from 1953 to 1982 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
price of 100.02, a net interest cost Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Harrisburg.
.
of about 2.96%, as follows:
—v.
177,
p.
1418—were awarded
Due
syndicate headed by the First
National Bank of Portland, at a
to
a
$402,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 15 from
y,.
1954 to 1959 inclusive.
336,000 3s. Due
on
$2,000,000 bonds
Jan. 15 from offerer April 15—v. 177, p. 1627—
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
awarded
were
340,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 15 from
1965 to
Erie, Pa.
Bond Sale—The
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., New York City; Philadelphia
1969 inclusive.
National
Bank, Schmidt,
Parke, Janney
Poole,
&
Roberts
of
Philadelphia,
& Co.,.
A. E..
and
County Union High Sch. Dist. Masten
&
Co.,
Pittsburgh,
as(P. O. Sweet Home), Ore.
follows:Bond Sale—The $175,000 build¬
$1,000,000 improvement bonds as?
ing bonds offered April 13—v. 177,
2%s at a price of 100.54, a*
p.
1627—were awarded to
the
No. 2
•
First Sweet
Home
Marion
Linn
basis of about 2.31%.
Bank.
1,000,000
and
District
No.
Counties
77CJ
Stayton),
Bond
Offering
School
—
(P. O.
Ore.
Edw. J. Bell,
a
improve¬
2V4s, at a price
basis of about
Forest Hills Sch. Dist. Authority
(P. O. Forest Hills), Pa.
p.m.
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
100.30,
as
2.21%.
District Clerk; will receive sealed
bids until 8
water works
ment bonds
of
Bond, Sale—The
homa City, as 2*£s.
by
Allentown,
National Bank of Portland.
No.
sold
issue
building
and
April 7—v. 177, p. 1519—
Benton
Sale—An
lins
$20,000 build¬ inclusive. Principal and interest
Trust Company in Oakboro. Lepayable
atthe ; County
Columbus; First of Michigan Corp.,' ing bonds offered April 15—v. 177, (J-J)
gality to be approved by Reed, and McDonald-Moore & Co., both p. 1627—weffe awarded to, the First Treasurer's office.r Legality to be
JECoyt, * Taylor & Washburn, * of of Detroit, as 3s, pt a price of National Bank & Trust Co., Okla¬ approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Jfifew York City;
approved
Due
inclu¬
group
Ira
(PST) on April
28 for the purchase of $250,000
Garfield County Indep. Sch. Dist.
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1953.
No. 4 (P.O. Enid), Okla.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1970
bonds. Due in 1958.,
3V2s.
as
1953 to 1972
C. C. Collings & Co.,
awarded to the United States
were
Due from
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
4,200
bonds
&
Valley Union Sch. Authority
(P. O. Walnutport), Pa.
was
for the
purchase of $27,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows: •
•
jointly,
000 school
all
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Authority
revenue
to Butcher
sive.1 Legality
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
Coy Smity,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will Clerk of the Board of Education,
District
Legality to be
Ewing, Remick & Saul, of Phila¬
delphia.
as
272,000 3s. Due on Jan. 15 from
—
May
the
at
office.
building
sold
Linn
Offering
payable
serially from
due from 1956 to
Bond Sale—The
OKLAHOMA
Bond
inclusive.
1973
delphia,
obligation fire hall station bonds
pay¬
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 20 (P. O. Oilton), Okla.
May
on
Sherrerd,
and Dolphin & Co., both of Phila¬
Athena, Ore.
*
.
Due
Bond
Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1975 inclusive.
Cincinnati.
1 from 1954
Principal and
was
OREGON
$156,000 Sardinia.
Legality to be approved
water by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of
was
Dated
1953.
1959 inclusive.
/:
Local
1,
provement bonds.
•
The bonds
Co., Water¬
-
April 30
on
(P. O. Howard), Pa.
2y4S.
■
(DST)
p.m.
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
awarded to the First
Bank
Dieuff,
purchase of $1,250,000 im¬
Bald Eagle Joint Sch.
Sale—The $13,500 trans¬
portation equipment bonds offered
were
Sch. Distt.,. Pa.
Munson, of Philadelphia.
terest (M-N) payable at the City
"$7,150 water line construction
Dated May 15, 1953. ' Due Treasurer's office. Legality to be
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
on Nov. 15 from 1954 to 1963 in¬
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
clusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Waterville
8
school
National
,
J
•
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
bonds.
(M-N)
until
for the
Treasurer's
Bond
April 8
•
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•
Directors, will receive sealed bids
interest
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Sentinel), Okla.
S
/ -
Secretary of the Board of School
to
(A O. Route 3,
clusive.
No.
interest
,
PENNSYLVANIA.
-Allentown
.
Due from 1956 to 1958 in¬
Washita
>
Bond Offering—Louis E.
of
Creed
Oakboro, N. C.
<
Clerk, will
bids
May 6 for the purchase
on
cost of about 3.32%.
of Trus¬
City), Okla.
Bond Offering—-Geo. C. Feighner, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
2:30 p.m. (CST) on April 25 for
the purchase
of $9,500 building
able at the First National Bank of
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
E.
Stark¬
Principal and interest (M-N)
Gilead, Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of
3*4%
,
on
Offering—W.
Ethel
Sale—The
May 1 from Braun, Bosworth & Co., Toledo,
1954 to 1964 inclusive.
Due
serially from 1956 to 1981
-3,900 3V2S. Due on May 1 from inclusive.
Bond
—
Bond Offering—Carol D. Eyre,
$55,000 build¬ Clerk of the Board of Education,
ing bonds offered April 13—v. 177, will receive sealed bids until noon
p. 1418—were awarded to Hayden,
(EST) on April 30 for the pur¬
Miller & Co., of
Cleveland, as chase of $115,000 improvement
3y4s, at a price of 100.16, a basis bonds. Dated May 1, 1953. Due on
works
*
Village
sealed
(EST)
Township Local Sch. Dist.
Bond
the First Securities
-
Offering
(P. O. R. D. Cortland), Ohio
'
Bond
cipal and interest payable at the
Whiteoak
May 1 from
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
i
1955 to 1992 inclusive. Prin¬
inclusive.
2*4s. Due on May
from 1967 to 1977 inclusive.
$00,000 2V2S. Due
from
Bond
.
3,900,000
C.
Board
the
will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (PST) on April
April 28 for the purchase of $1,- 20 for the purchase of $47,000
Dated April 1,
320,000 Dormitory Revenue bonds. building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1952. Due on Oct. 1 1953. Due on Jan. 1 from 1955 to
County Treasurer's office.
Note Offering—W. G. Brunton,
path, both of New York, at a price Clerk of the Board of County
Of 100.0012, a net interest cost of Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on May 4
about 2.35%, as follows:
for the purchase of $20,000 court
$400,000 6s. Due on May 1 from
house
improving and repairing
1954 to 1957 inclusive.
notes. Due on Sept. 1,1954 to 1958
$90,000 2s. Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
Offering—L.
of
of Portland;
Bank
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Ponca
Bond Sale—The $3,400,000 water
works
National
bid reflecting a net
a
Medford, Okla.
Bond
a.m.
Sept.
on
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(J-J) payable at the County
sewer bonds. Due on Sept. 1
Winters National Bank and Trust Treasurer's office. Legality to be
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
Company, Dayton, or at the option approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
429,300
River Ridge Addition of the
holder, at the Bankers Trust Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Road
Improvement
bonds.
Company, New York City. Legal¬
Coos Bay, Ore.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1954 to
ity to be approved by Murphy &
Bond
1963 inclusive.
Offering—H. Oscar GuMayl, of Dayton.
lovsen, City Recorder, will receive
Dated May 15, 1953.
Principal
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on
Waterville, Ohio
and interest (M-S) payable at the
York, Robert W; Baird & Co.,
Milwaukee, W. E. Hutton & Co:,
and Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
.
bonds.
1954
-
on
-
Company,
NORTH
•
sive.
No.
Marine Mid¬
University of Dayton (P. O.
New York' (EST) on April 24 for the pur¬
Dayton), Ohio V
chase of $620,700 special assess¬
City. Legality to be approved by
Bond Offering—Francis X. Neument bonds, as follows:
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
beck,
Treasurer,
will * receive
$129,200 Sewer District Franklin
York City.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
No. 1, Improvement No. 339
of the holder, at the
April 21 for the
$12,000 • building
on
of
Due in 1955 to 1958 inclu¬
Osage County Dependent Sch. Dist.
April 23
ceive
First
purchase
bonds.
Chairman
Toledo, Ohio
build-
p.m.^ (CST)
Sidney, Ohio
tees,' will receive sealed bids until
: Bond
Sale—The $125,000 swim¬
April 27 for the purchase of $22,ming pool bonds offered April 350 bonds, as follows:
10—v. 177, p. 1519—were awarded
$5,850 water bonds.
to Prescott & Co., of Cleveland,
16,500 swimming pool bonds.
as 2 Vis, at a price of 101.19, a basis
of about 2%.
No/57-67, Ore,*
Bond Sale^-rThe $165,000
ing bonds offer6d *April 6—v. 177,
p. 1418 —-'were awarded to the
*
bonds offered April 15—v. 177, p.
for the purchase of
Education, will receive sealed bids
1418— were awarded to a syndi¬
$228,000 water-1953 bonds. Dated until noon (EST) on May 5 for
cate composed of F. S. Smithers
March 1, 1953. Due on March 1
the
purchase of $4,000,000 im¬ &
Co., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
irom 1954 to 1991 inclusive. Prin¬
provement bonds. Dated May 1,
cipal and interest (M-S) payable 1953. Due on Aug. 1 from 1955 Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Wood, Struthers & Co., J. C. Brad¬
at the
Central Valley National to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and
ford & Co., all of New York; Bax¬
Bank, Central Valley. Legality to interest
(F-A)
payable at the
foe
approved
by
Vande water, Chase National Bank, New York ter, Williams & Co., Cleveland;
Rand & Co., New York; Dwinnell,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of City.
Harkness & Hill, of Boston; BramNew York City.
hall, Falion & Co., New York;
Columbus, Ohio
Courts & Co., Atlanta, and Julien
Vorktown, New Castle and CortBond Sale — The $100,000 park
iandt Central Sch. Dist. No. 2
Collins & Co., of Chicago, at a
and
recreation, and health and
price of 100.05, a net interest cost
r
<f. o. Yorktown Heights),
safety center bonds offered April
New York
of about 2.31%, as follows:
15—v. 177, p. 1519—were awarded
Bond Offering — Bertha Smith to
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of To¬ $450,000 5s. Due on June 1 and
Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1957 in¬
district Clerk, will receive sealed ledo, as 23/4s, at a price of 100.95,
clusive.
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on April a basis of about 2.61%.
J23 for the purchase of $930,000
505,000 2s. Due on June 1 and
Franklin County (P. O. Columbus),
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1961 in¬
building bonds. Dated April 1,
Ohio
clusive.
1953. Due on April 1 from 1954
Bond Offering—Ella A. McCar2,445,000 2y4s. Due on June 1
to 1983 inclusive. Principal and
and Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1973
interest payable
at the District ley, Clerk of the Board of the
inclusive.
Commissioners, will re¬
Treasurer's office, or at the option County
oa
ties Joint Sch/Dist.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Company,
at the Cleveland Trust
$617,000 bonds
Washington; and-' Multnomah Coun*
(J-D) payable
cipal and interest
OHIO
;/'•
June
offered April 14—v.
ing, Town Supervisor, will
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
1
Grady .County Dependent Sch. Distt
No. 101 (P. O. Cox City), Okla~ •
;r Bond Offering^-C.
A. Lindsay,
ecki, Village Clerk, will receive
Clerk of the Board of Education,
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
*
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1953
7
-
Bond Sale—An issue of
2Vz%
and
revenue
bonds
Deane &
Due
3%
school
was
$200,000
building
sold to
Singer,
Scribner, of Pittsburgh,
serially from ,1954 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
Legalityr approved; by
Churchill,. Ruffin
8c
Hazlett,"of Pittsburgh. ' ~
^
§
Burgwin,
Volume 177
Number 5213... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
£or War d-Evansburgh-Jackson Joint
School Authority (P. O.
Evansburg), Pa.
.
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
$410,-
&
Scribner, of Pittsburgh. Due
serially from 1953 to 1972 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Burgwin, Churchill, Huffiu & Hazlett,
^Pittsburgh.
Chapel Authority (P. O.
Fox
Chapel), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $70,000
Water system revenue bonds was
sold to
Singer, Deane & Scribner,
as 27/ss. Due in 1986
and 1987. Legality approved by
Burgwin,
Churchill,
Ruff in
&
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
of
Pittsburgh,
JFulton Township
School Authority
(P. O. Kirk wood), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
School
building'
>
$250,000
bonds
revenue
sold to Butcher & Sherrerd,
was
bf Philadelphia, as 2%s, 3s, 3%s
and 3y>s.
Du^ serially from 1953
to
inclusive.
1982
McCandless
Legality
Offering — Margaret L.
Sweeney, Secretary of the Board
Township Sch.
Authority (P. O. Claysburg), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $620,000
building
bonds
revenue
sold to
a group cofnposed of
Sherrerd, Dolphin &
•Co., and Stroud & Co., all of
Philadelphia, as 3s, 3y4S, 3V2S and
3%s. Due serially from 1953 to
1992 inclusive. Legality approved
by Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul,
<of Philadelphia.
was
Butcher
&
North
Allegheny Joint Authority,
Allegheny County, Pa.
Bond
€00
Sale—An
school
Butcher &
issue
bonds
of
was
follows:
as
Sherrerd, and Merrill
Secretary
Ray,
Board
of
the
Nov.
on
1 from
245,000 3y4s. Due
on
until 8 p.m.
the
purchasers
and
District.
District, Texas
school
to
on
District, Texas
Nov. 1 from
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
925,000 31/2S. Due
on
Nov. 1 from
bonds
as
and thereafter
Nov. 1,
est
dated May 1,
maturing in 1960
are
and those
are
callable
Bond Sale—An issue of $380,000
school house bonds was sold to
R. A. Underwood & Co., of
will
National
Huguenin
April
on
3y2s.
121,000
Due
1
April
on
works
water
sold
was
M
improvement bonds
the
to
Central
Invest¬
ment Co. of
Texas, Dallas, as '3%sr
and 33/4S. Dated Feb. 15, 1953. Le¬
gality
approved by Dumasr
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas*
Victoria
sold
County (P. O.
Victoria), Texas
Bond Sale—The
$2,000,000 hos¬
to
Boothman,
&
of
was
1
Trust
Bank
Russ
Bond Sale—An issue of $600,000
building
and 3V2%
31/4%
bonds
was
to
sold
of
Co.
Investment
Co., Chicago, City NatiOnaL
& Trust Co., Kansas City*
Nuveen
&
Co., Chicago^
& Co., San Antonio, Under-i
the
First
Texas, Dallas.
Corp., Columbian
of Texas
Securities Corp. of Texas, both of
San
Central
& Co., Houston^
Newhaus
wood,
Texas
from 1969 to 1981 inclusive.
(M-N) payable at the Mellon
Bank,
approved
Ralls, X**as
John
21/2%,
Due
until &
Bond Sale—An issue of $30,00(6*
Hereford Rural High Sch. Dist.,
3% s.
bids
Austin. Legality
by
Dumas*
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas^
be
to
Dallas,
inclusive.
154,000
sealed
receive
(CST) on April 23 for the
purchase
of
$70,000
building
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1953. VDue
on May 1 from 1954 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Bonds maturing in 1969 and
thereafter are callable as of May
15, 1968. Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the American
Dallas.
follows:
of
as
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texam
p.m.
Texas
bonds
revenue
mas,
$105,000 3s. Due Dec. 1, 1953, and
on April 1 from 1954 to 1968
1959. Principal and inter¬
^
pital bonds offered April 15—v.
177, p. 1628—were awarded to a
Texas, Dallas. Dated March 15,
group composed of the Northern.
1953. Legality approved by Du¬
Arlington Independent School
Nov. 1 from
Co., of
Offering — U. B. Ogden,
President of the Board of Trustees^
water works and sewer sysCentral
Investment
Co.
of
tern
Antonio, and R. J. Edwards*
Inc., Oklahoma City, at a price of;
from 1982 to 1987 inclusive.
'
The
$56,000 3 %-s. Due
Nov. 1 from
on
1954 to 1960 inclusive.
Pennsylvania
Local
—A
(Commonwealth
of)
Authority Bonds Offered
bonds are dated April 1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the 'Arlington State
1953.
United States Savings
Bonds Issued
investment firms Bank or at the Dallas National
headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., Bank. Legality approved by Mc1961 to 1963 inclusive.
30,000 3fts. Due on Nov. 1 from Philadelphia has purchased and Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
is marketing a total of $624,000 las.
(Dollar amounts in millions—rounded and will not necessarily add to totals)
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
Percent?
local Pennsylvania Authority is¬
47,000 3%s, Due on Nov. 1 from
i,j
;
tAmount
t Amount
t Amount
Outstdg. or
sues.
It is believed that this is Chambers-Liberty Counties Naviga¬
'
Issued
Redeemed
Outstdg.
Amt. Issued
;; v... 1967 to 1973 ipclusiye.
the, first time any lafge block of tion Dist. (P. O. Anahuac), Texas matured:'/
$0,000 ZMs,/Puq ;Npy;^,: J980. local Pennsylvania Authority
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,250,Series A-1935 to D-1941——
$5,0034
$4,906
} 4 $98
1.9®
>
;
tii►i .The
bonds are dated May 1, bonds/have been bought and of¬ 000 water supply revenue (closed
1953. Interest M-N. Legality ap¬ fered in a secondary market. The first mortgage) bonds was sold to
UN1VIATURED:
proved
by
Rhoads,
Sinon.
& offering consists of issues of 29 a group composed of Eddleman37.5^
§634
1,055
1,689
Series E-1941
27,000 ZVts. Due
Nov. 1 from
on
group
of
Through March 31,1953.
and Redeemed
<
1
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.
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■*
Header,
communities in the State.
Harrisburg.
of
Lititz Sewer
Associated
Authority (P. O.
Lititz), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $240,000
with
Kidder,
Pea-
body & Co. in the secondary of¬
fering are: Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Schmidt/Poole, Roberts & Parke;
C. C. Collings & Company, Inc.;
3Dolphin.& Co., Philadelphia, as
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.;
2V2S, 3s and 3y4s. Due serially
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Suplee,
from 1954 to 1992 inclusive. Le¬
Yeatman & Co., Inc.; Yarnall &
gality approved by Townsend, El¬ Co, and Warren W. York & Co.,
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Inc.
bonds
revenue
sewer
sold to
was
Allen ' Township Sch. Dist.
Authority (P. O. R. D. No. 1,
Camp' Hill), Pa.
Pollok Co;, Houston/ Russ & Co.,
First of Texas Corp., both of San
x
7,465
Antonio, Fridley & Hess, of Hous¬
Series
ton, arid Rand & Co., New York,
at a price of par, a net interest
__
E-1944
§2,834
37.9S
7,004
§4,986
41.58
13,844
Series E-1943
4,631
11,990
Series E-1942
8,224
5,620
40.6®
10,688
6,295
4,393
2,467
2,206
47.21
52.48
'
E-1946
i
41.10
4,673
Series E-1945
Series
/
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cost of about 4.40% as follows:
$300,000 3s. Due
on
4V2S.
Due
on
bonds
are
dated
2,049
1,965
2,449
55.40
4,315
1,828
2,487
57.64
3,743
1,475
2,267
3,275,
1,180
2,096
Series
March
March
E-1949
Series E-1950
1
...
I__
M* — —
Series E-1951
from 1970 to 1989 inclusive.
The
4,312
4,414
Series
1957 to 1969 inclusive.
950,000
E-1947
2,263
Series E-1948
March 1 from
•*,
.
"Series E-1952
3,427
818
E-1953
709
99
;
2,610 '
11
149
1,
Series
'1Lower
1953 and are callable. Principal
Rankin, Pa.
Offering—Joseph L. Sa- and interest (M-S) payable at the
First National Bank, Houston. Le¬
bino, Borough Secretary, will re¬
Bond
Offering
James W. ceive sealed
bids until
7 p.m. gality approved by Chapman &
Ha gar, Chairman of the Authority, (EST) on April 23 for the pur¬ Cutler, of Chicago.
—;——
Unclassified
*
64.00
t
.
t
; 7&i6
;
98.4$
4*
——
\
47.55
698
i
51
35,491*
-39,151
74,642
Series E
/
60.57
'
Bond
Total
—•
Avill
p.m.
receive
5
(EST)
sealed
on,
until
bids
of
1955
to
sire
callable
bonds.
1953
1983
inclusive.
and
of
as
reve¬
Dated
Jan. 1 from
on
1959
Jan.
1,
1958.
by Rhoads, Sinon
Reader, of Harrisburg.
Martin Township Sch. Authority
(P. O.
$75,000 various general
Miller sville), Pa.
Bond Sale—The
1953. Due
1968
May 1 from 1954 to
Principal and in¬
payable at the
Rankin
on
inclusive.
terest
Bonds Bank.
thereafter
.^Principal and. interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Lemoyne Trust Com¬
pany, Trustee, Lemoyne. Legality
fo be approved
of
>
v(y<:.
Galena Park,, Texqs
.j
296
—
Total Series E and EL—
"
294
99.32
35,784
\
2
,
39,153
74,938
47.75
1.
i
*•.
j;.;.
$375,000 school
Legality to be approved by
Churchill,
Ruffin
&
Burgwin,
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
t1. Bond
sold
to
son,
revenue bonds were sold
G-1941
1,565
451
1,115
and G-1242
3,272
1,056
2,216
67.73
and G-1943
3.448
1,161
2,286
66.30
and
Series P
Series
Rowles,
—
G-1944
3,786
1,095
2,690
G-1945
3,211
815
2,396
74.62
and G-1946
3,024
765
2,260
74.74
,76.95
•
Series
Legality approved by Vin¬
and
F
—
.
2,612
603
2,010
397
2,664'
1,678
259
1,420
84.62
G-1950__
2,354
247
2,107
89.51
Series F and G-1951———-w
771
59
712
92.39
and G-1952-
205
10
*
87.03
G-1949
and
Series
F
and G-1948—
Series
F and
Series
F
—
*
Spartanburg County Sch. Dist*
No.,$ (Pf O. Spartanburg),
South
Bond
Holland,
Galveston,
Bond
Offering
Texas
—
Mildred
M.
Carolina
Offering
County
—
J
Oser, Secretary of the Board of
Sam Townes Commissioners, will receive sealed
Superintendent
and
Series F
Total
/
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on April
28 for the purchase of $2,700,000
sewer
system
reveriue
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
1953.
Due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1985 in¬
Series J
and K-1952 and 1953-™
Total Series
AH
Series—Total
■
Grand
#
total
f. tlncludes accrued
May.
•.-1951,
and
—
discount.
I
76.55
4,906
98
'4(5.673
58,371
\
1.9ft
104,444
55.89
109,447
*
1
;
.
period of 10 years.
58,468;
'50,979'
i5r
'
53 42
Slndudes bf>n$s my
tC#rofi$ rj$empt^
thereafter, which owners have
interest thereon for a further
t
99.61
5,003
matured*———
/Total umhatured
95.12
76.14*
22,587
6,920
29,506
F, G, J and BL¬
%
195
517
2
519
i
,
22,070
6,917
28,987
Series F and G—
.
.
3,061
G-1947
Series F
.
-.
f
c
71.05
Series F and
Series F
Elkihs^& Weems, of Houston.
t
-
71.25
F
Series F
'
:
Winston &
Co., of Houston. Dated May 1,
1953. Due on May 1 from 1961 to
1971 inclusive. Callable May 1,
was
1963.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Sate—An issue of $50,000
4% road, bridge and street bonds
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m/ (EST) on May 1
to a group composed of Butcher for the purchase of $85,000 school
*&
Sherrerd,
Philadelphia,
Ira building bonds. Dated May 1, 1953.
Bonds
Haupt & Co., New York, and Due on May 1 from 1954 to 1963 clusive.
maturing in
J Bambo,/Close _& Kerner/of Phila¬ inclusive.-TRi*ipcipai; and <interest, I960 and thereafter, are vcaljable
delphia, as: 23/4s, 3s, 3;%s:*and-3y^s. (M-N) payable at the. Hanovbr in inverse numerical order -as of
Due serially from .195.4, to 1982 in¬ ■Bank, New- York City. Legality to May 1, 1968. Principal and in¬
clusive, " Legality "approved by be approved by Reed, Hoyt,-Tay¬ terest (M-N) pay a ble -at the., City
Morgan, Lewis
& I Rockius, r of lor & ; Washburn,; of New York Treasurer's office. Legality, to be
Philadelphia".
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
City.
building
Series H-1952 and 1953
.
.April 1, 1953. Due
maturing in
chase
April ;23, for the obligation bonds. > Datedi* May 1,
purchase of $4p0,000 school
nue-series
8
$
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of $12,000
4%
f
awarded
was
Ranson-Davidson
Pleasanton
system revenue
April 15—v. 177,
Center,
house bonds
the
Wichita.
1628—were awarded to Austin,
Hart & Parvin, and Russ & Co.
both pf San Antonio, jointly.
the
Legality*
Sale—An issue of $90,000
Bond
p.
the
1953.
Lyford Independent Schoot
sewer
offered
Hale
15,
Boothman, of Dallas.
receive
Sale—The $175,000 water
works and
bonds
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
200,000 3%s. Due
Bond
E.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Bynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, National Bank & Trust
Co., Pitts¬
both of Philadelphia, jointly, as
burgh, the Trustee for the issue.
follows:
of
L.
—
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
The
to
.also .will
offered
Offering
agreeable to
$330,000 3s. Due
1953
$260,-
sold
Oser
March
m
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
■
Miss
Sale—nThe
bonds
(CST) on April 27 for
the purchase of $100,000 building
was sold to a group composed of bonds. Dated
May 1, 1953. Due on
A. C. Allyn & Co., Chicago, John¬ May 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
son & Johnson, of Pittsburgh, and
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
First Cleveland Corp., Cleveland, payable
at
a
place
mutually
Britain
Township School
Authority, Lancaster County, Pa.
works
Bond
1970 to 1981 inclusive.
-Little
Bond
Mitchell, of New York Dated
City.
-
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,700,000 school building revenue bonds
Greenfield-Kimmel
Trimble &
>
ap-
Saul, of Philadelphia.
DAKOTA
Lennox, S. Dak.
$25,000 water
sealed bids at the same time for
April 3—v.
the purchase of $330,000 bonds,
Commissioners, will
177, p. 1627—were awarded to
receive sealed bids until April 20
as follows:
Danforth & Danforth, of Sioux
for the'purchase of $150,000 im¬
$120,000 traffic signals-1953 bonds.
Falls, as 3s.
provement bonds.
110,000 street lighting-1953 bonds.
Miller, S. Dak.
Monroeville Municipal Sch. Dist.
100,000 street improvement-1953
Bond Offering—Viva Mohr, City
bonds.
Authority (P. O.Monroeville), Pa.
Auditor, will receive sealed bids
Bond Sale—An issue of $120,000
Dated May 1,1953. Principal and
until 8 p.m. (CST) on April 29
school building revenue bonds was
(M-N) payable at the
for the purchase of $88,000 storm interest
sold to Aspden, Robinson & Co.,
sewer bonds. Dated April 1, 1953. City Treasurer's office. Legality to
of
Philadelphia, as 2^s. Due Due on Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1967 be approved by Wood, King &
serially from 1954 to 1962 inclu¬ inclusive.
Principal and interest Dawson, of New York City.
sive. Legality approved by Burg¬
(J-J) payable at such suitable
win, Churchill, Ruffin & Hazlett,
George West Independent
banking institution as shall be
of Pittsburgh.
School District, Texas
mutually1 satisfactory to the City
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
and the successful bidder Legal¬
New Holland Borough Authority
and
3y4%
building
ity to be approved by Dorsey, 2y2%, 3%
:(P. O. New Holland), Pa.
Colman, Barker, Scptt & Barber, bonds was sold to the First South¬
Bond Sale-^-An issue of $35,000
west Co., Dallas. Dated March 15,
of Minneapolis*
water revenue bonds Was sold to
1953. Legality approved by Du¬
Butcher & Sherrerd, of Philadel¬
TEXAS
mas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
phia, as 3y4s. Due 1987 and 1988.
Dallas,
Aransas Pass Indep, Sch, Dist.,
Legality approved by Saul, Ewing,
Texas
Remick & Saul, of Philadelphia.
Goliad, Texas
of Township
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick &
school
SOUTH
Township (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond
000 3% and ZVa% school building
bonds was sold to Singer, Deane
Fox
(1727)
option of
.
folding and. receiving
,
.
^
52
The Commercial and Financial
(1728)
Chelan,
about 2.89%.
James.
*
1958
inclusive.
1975
to
Town
18,500
ALBERTA
(P. O.
Fond du Lac), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 high¬
will
Clerk,
Larrabee, Seneca, Grant, Pella
Dated June 1, 1954.. Due on
1954
from
1
June
inclusive.
1973
to
No. 323
at
bank to
a
and 31/2%
sanitary
sewer system bonds was
sold to
the First Southwest Co., Dallas.
Dated March 1, 1953. Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
3%
2%%,
ing bonds offered April 10—v. 177,
1520—were awarded to the Na¬
Bank
of
Commerce,
of
p.
tional
No.
District
treal,
bids
27
until 9
for
the
building
1953.
to*
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
Due
1973
a
Clerk, will receive sealed
on
of
inclusive.
1
April
4V2 s, at
a
sold
April
on
Offering—Kenneth T. Al¬
len, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
April 22 for the purchase of $75,000 refunding bonds. Dated May
1, 1953. Due on May 1 from 1954
to 1972 inclusive. Principal and
will
Treasurer,
11
water works and
sold
on
April
South
State Finance
price of 97.10,
1, 1953 arid due on Feb. 1 from
clue
1954 to 1966 inclusive.-
inclusive.
*
on
May 1 from 1954 to 1973
St.
*
1,
Ely Town ship, Que.
from 1954
Principal
and
Bond
Sale —The
offered
bonds
Quebec
$30,000 -road
March
[Joseph School- Commission^
30
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
were
was
24'to Gaston
1628—were awarded to a group
composed of Anderson & Strudwick, Miller & Patterson, and
(A-O)
payable
at
the
awarded to the Dominion Securi¬
at
a
-
.
*
■
r
Brooke &
mond, at
interest
Co., all of Rich¬
price of 100.05, a net
a
cost
of
about
follows:
$61,000 4s.
Due
on
Due
July 1 from
on.
July'1 from
1964 to 1977 inclusive.
Walla
Bond
Moss,
City
sealed
bids
on
Walla, Wash.
Offering
—
Olerk,
until
Kenneth
B.
will
receive
10 a.m. (PST)
April 30 for the purchase of
Say
Dated May 1, 1953. Due on May 1
from 1955 to 1961 inclusive. Prin¬
...here is
to
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the
"City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality to be approved by Preston,
Staunton, Va,
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission
2%s,
3.11%, as $110,000 municipal improvements
general
obligation-1953
bonds.
1953 to 1963 inclusive..
139,000 3s.
«7-
at par.
p.
K. H.
as
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
as
2%s,
to
NOTICE
price
every quarter i give helps support
laboratories and scientists who
every dollar i send
Just write "CANCER'Von the
$425,000 school
price of
100.15,
a
basis
containing
your
check or
money
delivered to the American Cancer
Beloit, Wis.
AMERIC AN
C ANC E R
S0 CIETY
tjssr
Bond Sale—The $400,000 munic¬
ipal building bonds offered April
14—v. 177, p. 1520—were awarded
to the Continental Illinois National
Bank & Trust Co., and
Bacon,
Corporation
on
April 9. 1953 declared
from the Earned Surplus of the Cor¬
poration a regular quarterly dividend
of sixty-five cents ($.65) per share on
the Common Stock, payable by check
on
June 15, 1953 to stockholders of
record
at
the close
of
business
Whipple & Co., both of Chicago,
jointly,'as 2s, at a price of 100.29,
basis-of about 1.97%.
a
Brandon
(Village) and Metomen
(Town) Joint Sch. Dist. No. 12
(P. O. Brandon), Wis.
on
Bond
May 15, 1953.
Sale—The $65,000 build¬
P. C. SPENCER
ing bonds offered April 10—v. 177,
President
p.
new
1419 — were awarded to the
State Bank, and the First National
envelope
Society office
in your state.
OIL
The Board of Directors of Sinclair Oil
buys
order. It will be
of about 2.98%.
ComnwiiStochDividendNo.90
dedicat¬
cure
Cancer.
Wis.
Stuart & Co., and Mullaney, Wells
& Co., both of Chicago, jointly, as
CORPORATION
are
ing their lives to find the* cause—and
curing Cancer.
WISCONSIN
Bond Sale—The
3s, at 'a
thousands how
about if.
f
of
bonds offered April 9—v. 177, p.
1520—were awarded to Halsey,
SINCLAIR
new
recognize Cancer and what to do
equip¬
ment, establishes new facilities for treating and
Antigo,
DIVIDEND
at,a
money
every nickle and dime i
give helps teach
14—v. 177, p. 1520—were awarded
to the. Old National B a n k , of
Principal and interest payable at Spokane,
the City Treasurer's office Legal¬ 100.10.:
ity to be approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York. City
life-giving
help those stricken by
of
Seattle.
Debt, will re¬
ceive sealed bids in Room 222, at Whitman County, Garfield Reor¬
ganized School District No. 302
the Capital Square building, in
(P. O. Colfax), Wash.
Richmond, until noon (EST) on
Bond Sale—The $124,000 gen¬
April 22 for the purchase of $1,100,000 general improvement eral obligation bonds offered April
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
to yourself
Cancer to live again.
Local
on
sold
on
$43,000
March,
Laurent, Inc., as 4s,
price of 97.03, a basis of about'
Marion State Bank, Marion. Le¬ ties Corp., Toronto, at a price of
4.61%, Dated April 1, 1953. Due.
gality to be approved by Chap¬ 97.25, a net interest cost of about on April 1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬
clusive.
■
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
5.12%, as follows:
V
interest
t.
Committee,
$75,000
bonds was-
to
Bell, Gouin-'
lock & Co., Toronto, as-4s, at a
price of 95:32, a basis of about
4:52%.
Dated May 1, 1953 and
ing bonds offered April 9—v. 177,
p. 1308 — were awarded to the
Hill, Va.
sewer
7
National
Bond Sale—The $200,000 water
bonds offered April 14 — v. 177,
&
Richmond, Que.
Bond Sale1—An issde of
interest
VIRGINIA
was.
,
May 7 for the purchase of
$200,000 general obligation build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1953. Due
on May
1 from 1955
to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
<M-N)
payable at the County
Treasurer's office. Legality to be
•(
$150,000
bonds
Gairdner
May 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
on
payable at the Montpelier approved by Weter, Roberts &
Bank, Montpelier Na- Shefelman, of Seattle.
tionaF Bank, Montpelier, or the
Merchants National Bank, Boston.
King County, Vashon Sch. Dist.
No. 402 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Legality to be approved by Peter
Guiliani, of Montpelier.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
to
Co., of Toronto, as 4s, at a price,
of 95.81, a basis of about 4.47%.
Dated May 1, 1953 and due on
basis of; about: 5 02%. Dated Feb.
receive
(PDST)
a.m.
sewer
8
Seattle), Wash.
County
from
Magog, Que.
King County, Snoqualmie Valley
School District No. 410 (P. O.
sealed bids until
1
dated May 1,1953.
are
Bond Offering— A. A. Tremper,
Woodstock, Vt.
May
$276,000
April
Dated
April
on
as
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
Credit
Bond Offering—Forest Schafer,
from
inclusive.
water works and
improvement bonds was sold to
Anglo Francais, of Mon¬
3
May 1
Due
Seattle.
VERMONT
Bond
build¬
Bond Sale—The $125,000
Texas
(Townships)
Dist.
on
1973
The bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of $65,000
(P. O. Marion), Wis.
Waterville), Wash.
torneys.
Weather ford,
Joint Sch.
Bond Sale—The $49,008 general
obligation building bonds offered
cessful bidder. Alternate bids are April 15—v. 177, p. 1628—were
requested on either non-callable awarded to the State, the only
bonds or on bonds to be callable bidder, as 2.85s, at a price of par.
after 10 years from date of issue.
District will furnish legal opinion
Douglas County Consolidated
of nationally recognized bond at¬
School District No. 105 (P: O.
Bond Sale—An issue of $340,000
and Herman
(P. O. Port Angeles),
Washington
be
agreed upon
between the District and the suc¬
or
Sequim Sch. Dist.
Clallam County,
Principal and interest payable at
the Citizens National Bank, Waco,
5s.
1964 to
Fond du Lac County
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Due
1954 .to 1963 inclusive.
Lethbridge, Alta.
receive sealed
Bond Sale—The $315,000 4%%
May 4
for the purchase of $90,000 fire
various purposes bonds offered
680,000 2V&s.
Due on Feb. 1
way improvement bonds offered
equipment and jail general obli¬ April 15—v. 177, p. 1628—were April 13—v. 177, p. 1420—were
from 1976 to 1983 inclusive.
gation bonds. Dated May 1, 19.53. awarded to the Mercantile Trust awarded to J. L. Graham & Co.,
Due on May 1 from 1955 to 1963
of Toronto, at a price of 98.78,
Waco Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Co., St. Louis, and the Milwaukee
a basis of about 4.66%.
and interest
:
*
Bond Offering — The President inclusive. Principal
Co., Milwaukee, jointly, as 1.60s,
(M-N)
payable at the
Town at a
of the Board of Trustees will re¬
price of 100.20, a basis,* of
ceive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. Treasurer's office. Legality to be
about 1.55%.
QUEBEC
(CST) on May 6 for the purchase approved by Preston, ThorgrimMarion (City), Dupont, Union,
Colerain, Que.
of $3,000,000 school house bonds. son & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Due on Feb. 1 from
1,150,000 3s.
4
Wash.
Bond Offering—Florence
1954 to 1957 inclusive.
$11,500- 4s.
CANADA
3s, at
Due On Feb. 1 from
$170,000 4s,
Bank, both of Ripon, jointly, as
a price of 100.91 a basis of
WASHINGTON
100.08, a net interest cost of about
3.07%, as follows:
Chronicle...Monday, April 20, 1953.
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