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MONDAY
'a
ISSUE
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V'-Jf 1
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
♦
■J.
Price 90 Cents
New York 7, N. Y., Monday, April 6, 1953
\
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Net
ry.
$413,510
186,830
138,714
112,757
109.988
83,442
62,660
39,162
55,864
$349,416-
In This Issue
177,
—V.
1,016,114
946,726
879,829
709,905
368,642
275,122
280,149
203.780
155.544
111,353
104,522
104,765
p.
Stock and Bond
'
•'
■;
Great
Alabama
The
series
will
Nov.
made
York
called
sinking fund,
due
A,
be
New
Southern RR.—Partial Redemption—
has
company
of the
count
1,
the
at
N.
15.
'
.
for
1967,
from
Net
frcm
Net
ry.
100%
at
accrued
of
for
next,
1,
New
Boston
Payment
Broadway,.
interest.
York,
140
FEBRUARY
FOR
FIRST
AND
railway___.
Los
$1,555,694
$1,547,821
$1,458,641
$1,330,098
500,113
372,563
325,700
351,374
220,360
99,815
131,194
164,344
railway—
income
.
from
Gross
from
Net
Net
.
Pittsburgh
Stock
177,
1953
years
that,
and
1954
part
a
277,524
304,630
Baker,
38
Stock Exchange—Curb
Exchange
Financing Plans—
applied
30,
are
estimated
the
177,
be sold to
The
Prices.
of
for
:
Alaska Telephone Corp.—Securities Offered—Tellier &
The
Co., New York, on April 2 publicly offered "as a specu¬
lation" $150,000 of 6% 10-year convertible debentures,
series B, due April 1, 1963, and 40,000 shares of common
stock (par $1). The debentures were priced at 70% prin¬
cipal amount and- the stock at $1.25
interest
The
net
debentures
the
on
is
proceeds from
the
the
to expand
service.—V.
company's
sale
of
per
the
p.
Combined
Condition
Reserve
to
be
150,000
200,000
Goodwyn
G.
used
Federal
Reserve
of
Alex,
Inc.
II.
150,000
1,000,000
Co.
and
350,000
1,000,000
Aldens, Inc., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
March
on
filed
27
$268,000 of contributions by employees to
tion's Employees'
Profit-Sharing. Fund.—V. 176, p. 1561.
with
the
corporation
covering
.offered, at $1
to
be
used
March
on
27
filed
letter
a
With
facilities
shares of common stock (par
15 cents) to be
share, without underwriting. The net proceeds are
working capital.
underwriting
facilities,
tion
C00,
nation¬
a
investment
firms which offered for public sale on April 1 $200,000,000 of 25-year 3V2% debentures due
April 1, 1978, at
99%
to
comprising
group
235
maturity.
The
offering
quickly
was
of
one
the
the
marked
the
largest chemical
largest,
individual
first
public
companies
issue
Allied, which is
country, and represented
financing
in
the
industrial
of
by
securities
publicly
ever
offered.
A
mandatory
100%
in
retirement
the
1968;
years
Sinking
1974
by
1959
years
$11,000,000
to
maturity
to
in
fund
1963
the
1977.
At
through
Inclusive;
1969
years
its
debentures
the
for
option
annual
payments
$9,000,000
to
the
1973,
in
and
company
sinking
the
amount
after
April
61
NEW
1,
1969.
range
Optional
BROADWAY
YORK
6,
for
of
years
$13,000,000
may
1964
in
into
inclusive,
pay
fund on March 31 of each year, 1954 to 1977,
additional sum in cash up to $5,000,000 for any one year.
Sinking fund redemption prices
their
$7,000,000
provides
to
oil
the
the
an
101.25% to the principal
redemption prices scale from
from
is
a
major producer
of basic heavy
acid," soda ash and ammonia. It is one
tar, and produces naphthalene, benzol,
chemicals which are products of coal tar dis¬
of coal
other
and
sells
company
as
raw
dyes
and
recent
—350,000
Co.—
&
Cruttenden
Davenport
Davis
Cullom
Shelby
company,
has
industries,
ether
sales
charaes
,
.
as
a
result of research
1
the
year
Interest
throughout
the
United
States
and
Canada.
1952 amounted to $490,182,000; income before
income taxes, $84,719,000;
and net income,
and
STOCK
&
&
&
100,000
'
100,000
—
Inc.
—
Rates
or
4-8974
100,000
100,000
Co
&
"
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
350,000
150.000
Taylor & Co
150,030
Kidder
M.
250,000
&
Co.—
Co—... 6,500,000
&
Kuhn,
Loeb
Laird
Bissell
Meeds.
&
500,000
C.' Langley & Co.— 1,250,030
Higginson Corp.—- 3,250,000
W.
Lee
John
C.
Carl
&
M.
Legg
&
Co....
Rhoades
Loeb,
1,000,000
Co.
Lundborg
Mackall
Laurence
150,000
5,400,000
Brothers
&
Co..
M.
150,000
200,000
Coe
&
Marks
&
Co.
.
Mason-Hagan,
A.
E.
Masten
Inc.,
&
Co..—
1,250,000
350.100
350,000
.
♦
Toronto,
States Funds
Ontario
Royal Bank Building
CHARLES
Teletype
MEMBERS
NY 1-142
&
BRANCHES
T elephone
WHitehall
200,000
,—
Kidder, Peabody & Co.. 4,300,000
350,000
Kirkpatrlck-Pettis Co.—
-
SPECIALISTS
Traded in New York in United
500,000
Co.
&
Co
—
.
all Canadian Exchanges at Regular Commission
Orders Executed on
&
—
N. Y.
♦
Lemon
Richards &
Irving'
500,000
Doolittle & Co
150,000
Di'exel & Co
3,250,000
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
750.000
F.
Eberstadt & Co. Inc. 1,750,000
Corp.
250,000
Kreeger & Hewitt
Kean,
Dominick.
Dominion Securities
Space &
;
Jones
Lehman
—100,000
1,750,000
.
&
H.
250,000
100,000
Lane,
Johnston.
A.
Bodine
Co
100,000
...,
&
Co., Inc.
T.
600,000
and
......
Grubbs
Johnson,
Kay,
Townsend,
—....
Bond
Kirkland
100,000
Bretscher Noonan,
Dominick
$40,305,000.
CANADIAN
Crouter
The
Jenks,
350,000
1,750,000
Co....
&
Janney
150,000
—
Co.—
Co
Corp.
Kalman
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co..
150,000
Dick & Merle-Smith
1,000,000
R. S. Dickson & CO., Inc.
350,000
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. 6,500,000
Dixon
&
Co
150,000
Dixon
Share
<
1,750,000
&
&
Co.
Indianapolis
100,000
Co._.._.
&
Illinois
The
200,000
Weeks
Hutton
100,000
250,000
Co
&
Day
Haven
E.
Kaiser
-
Dempsey
to others, but also uses
production of numerous other
"
whose products are used' by virtually all important
more
than 100 plants, laboratories,
mines, quarries
properties
for
for
years
D6
these chemicals
materials in the
other products.
L.
R.
,
&
Hutton
F.
Jones,
&
Co
&
Skaggs
Davis.
E.
W.
350,000
Co.—
Davis &
H.
Paul
Co...,—100.000
&
Hogle
250,000
Son
—
Hulme, Applegate
Humphrey, Inc.
Weedon
Crowell,
products.'
petro-chemical
afid
600,000
100,000
350,000
Co.—350,000
& Co.
100,000
&
Co,—.—
100,000
Curt'.ss, House & Co
150,000
J.
M. Dain & Co
250,000
Courts
program
and development Allied
has added to its lines new chemicals and dyes.
It is about to undertake
the
production of other new
products, including a synthetic
liber
ol
the
polyamide
(nylon)
type, and polyethylene
and other
During
Net
Inc.—_
Burr,
&
Cooley
sulfuric
distillers
The
Itself
The
150,000
Coggeshall & Hicks....
julien Collins & Co.—
company
including
chemicals,
-
Clarke Corp.
W.
&
1,750,000
Co
,
largest
creosote
oversubscribed
broad
Co
Co.
tillation.
the
Richard
150,000
350,000
Inc.—....
&
Dodge &
Coffin
-
BUSINESS—The
of
books closed.
offering
principal
net
continuing its
thus
chemicals;
many
The
the
to
expenditures since the end of the war
The company is stepping up its"Tate
capital.
plus_accrued interest, to yield approximately 3.56%
and the
1," 1957
of expansion.
Construc¬
have' aggregated $313,000.of expenditures and con¬
templates that its 1953 construction outlays will amount to approxi¬
mately $150,000,000 and that the 1954 total will be around $100,000,000.
The company estimates that the proceeds from the sale of the deben¬
tures, with funds available from operations, will enable it to complete
the current expansion program and provide adequate funds for working
150,000
Oversubscribed—Morgan Stanley & Co. headed
April
including
and
proceeds from the sale will be used by the
to
finance
new
plants,
research laboratories and other
and for additions and improvements to existing plants and
company
the
to
jf redeemed after April 1, 1969.
; PROfCEEDS—The
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—Offering of Debentures
wide
if'redeemed
102.50%
per
for
Clark
Clark,
amount
notification'
of
W.
E.
the
corpora¬
Allied Casting Corp., Scranton, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
Winslow
&
notification
of
letter
a
covering
A.
J.
Sc
Co.
&
150,000
Co.—..
Hilliard
B.
J.
200,000
350,000
Co..
&
&
Hornblower '&
West
Whiteside,
(Inc.)
Co.___.
&
Herman
Richards
Hlrsch
(Inc.)
Chace,
:
J.
Co.
Republic
Hentz
Henry
Corp..
National
H.
Hill
Co.
500,000
Ltd..
1,000,000
Haupt & Co._i
150,000
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
500,000
Hayden, Stone & Co
750,030
Heller, Bruce & Co
150,OOO
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. 1,750,000
250,000
Sherrerd—
-
Central
Partners
&
Ira
100.000
100,000
150,000
MacDonald...
&
Central
44
System
5,400,000
Inc.
Co...
100,000
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. 5,400,000
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Harris
ulnc.i
1149.
■
Harris, Hall & Co,
&
1,750,C0Q
&
—
250,000
&
Byllesby
M.
Sulzberger
Hallowell,
200,000
Sons
&
350,000
Hallgarten & Co.—_____
&
—
&
100,000
350,000
Co....
&
Cabell
Bbtcher
of
Banks
200,000
Co;;
Slocunib
Burke
150.000
Ellis & Anderson
&
—
Brown
Brush,
of Federal
Member
Inc.— 5,400,000
Inc.
Branch,
150,000
Co;_.
Grant-Brownell
Co.
1
250,000
Granbery, Marache & Co.
500,000
Simmons.
&
Co.,
Bradford
C.
750,000
Inc.
Sullivan
J.
____44
Statement
&
4
5,400,000
——
Gregory & Son, Inc.—.,
1,000,000
250,000
Co.—
600.000
Rollins & Co.
&
Co,.
&
&
Co...
^
Co.... 4,300,000
—.—•—
Co.
Olds
&
i
(
150,000
Sons.
&
Forgan
t
■
500,000
Green,
and
44
Statement
Blair
100,000
Co. Inc.
Whelen
Ellis
1,000,000
& Co
Becker &
Co.,
..10
Payable
&
&
Bosworth,
__48
43
Banks
Condition
are
and
Garrett
Sachs
Stearns
1,000,000
Co.—
&
Goodbody
Boettcher
News__Cover
Foreign Exchange Rates
share.
securities
new
177,
Declared
Dividends
Reid
Goldman,
&
150,00J
Co..
Inc..
Marshall
&
250,000
Blyth
Clearings
Foster
Corp.
Michigan
Nolan
Co..—_
Leeds
Blunt
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices._44
monthly.
payable
Bank
of
Course
Southwest
Folger,
Glore,
Middle,
Miscellaneous Features
State and City Bond Offerings.
of
Robert
150,000
150,000
6,500,000
Corp.
600,000
Co.—
&
Boston
150,000
t&.
_____31
General Corporation & Investment
Richards
First
Fulton,
150,000
Co
&
Company.—.
First
&
Co.—
&
William
.
_
&
100,000
Blair,
a
.
—
Barth
$$car,
contem¬
financing
Steele
Ferris
Field,
&
Eichler & Co.
Baxter, Williams & Co..
31
f.
&
Bateman,
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31
SEC Index of Stock
Kraus
Fitch, North
Burge
Bartow
31
Exchange
Stock and Bond Averages..
Dow-Jones
shares of
Southern Company (parents
$27,500,000
Stock
Co
&
Co.
J.'
31
60.000
program,
621.
p.
is
It
American
Transactions
Watts
Barret,
42
Markets
Transactions New York Stock Exchange...
for
SEC
$81,950,000.
at
financing
approximately
the
to
Ball,
200,000
250,000
Clark
750,000
350,000
Inc.
__41
Section
150.000
Co.——
Fahey,
First
Eaker, Weeks & Co...—
Stock
Co.
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
The
Co.,
37
Toronto
1,250,000
Co..
Evans &
350,000
&
36
Exchange
177,390
&
A.
750.000
Baird
Exchange
will
The
W.
,
Stock
of
leaving
date.—V.
Robert
Co....
Stock
411,594
100.000
Co.
&
Securities
Corp.
500,000
Whipple & Co.__
Montreal
for
later
&
*1
200,030
1,750,000
Clement
350,000
Bache
Bacon,
Canadian
Alabama common stock
$6,000,000,
500,000
650,129
_.
!
$200,000
Co.—
&
& Co
Deetjen
Equitable
Fauset,
&
Redpath
2,638,709
March
on
as
Parker
Auchincloss,
643,471
authorization
to issue and sell, pursuant to competitive bidding, $18,000,000 of first,
mortgage bonds, maturing, in not less than 30 years, the proceeds of
which are to be used to provide a portion of the funds" required for
its construction program
and to reimburse Its treasury in patt for
expenditures made for such purposes. Construction expenditures for
plated
100.000
100,000
Company
3,032,283
Over-the-Counter
the
Lestrange & Co.
Ashrnun
S.
worthy
Emanuel,
to them
aggregate
sell
an
150,000
633,213
1253.
company
Strudwick.
&
Arthurs,
C.
Morris
Elkins,
El
Estabrook
100,000
3,113,968
Alabama Power Co.—Files
The
Co.,
3,233,804
income.
p.
Inc.
&
1,012,406
railway
Toronto
—V.
Co.,
Emerlch
Anderson
35
35
Exchange..,..
&
Ames
•'Inc.
35
Exchange
Stock
Francisco
E.
Ames,
__32
.33
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
750,000
500,000
Corp.
A.
;._S2
..
Securities
American
32
:
Exchange
& Co._$15,800,000
150,000
Brothers.—,—
severally
have
in
Morgan Stanley
..32
below
named
underwriters
__
___•
Exchange
Stock
Stock
of
____27
8,856,396 shs..
10,000,000 shs.
to
Almstedt
Exchange
Angeles
San
railway
oper.
ry.
Page
(Bonds)
Exchange-
50,000.000
value),
purchase, and the company has agreed to
the respective amounts set forth below,
$200,000,000 principal amount of debentures.
agreed
._—ll
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange..
Stock
Midwest
1950
1951
From Jan. 1—
;
Stock
Cincinnati
MONTHS
TWO
1952
*
;
Exchange
Stock Exchange ______
American
ac¬
bonds,
,
Detroit
1953
oper.
May
on
and
Guaranty Trust Co.
FebruaryGross
redemption
$125,000 of its first mortgage
\\
Stock
par
share..
per
UNDERWRITERS—The
Quotations
New York Stock Exchange
Y.-
EARNINGS
$5
severally,
New York
(without
stock
basis
income
1253.
oper.
ry.
Outstanding
$200,000,000
—,
From
Net
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
25-year 3Va% debs., due April 1, 1978..$200,000,000
3%
notes payable to banks,
due Aug.
ll,
1955
50,000.000
Common
Jan;.rl—
Gross from
railway
Net from railway
EFFECT
Authorized
$471,509
oper.' income
GIVING
1950
$509,206
railway.—___
from
Net
1951
;
1952
'.t
,
.
railway
from
Gross
1953
..
MISCELLANEOUS
-
CAPITALIZATION
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR- ■Earnings'—
February—
*
Copy
a
V<»y <->
-
-
Number 5209
177
Volume
Direct
Private
American
j
Canadian
Wires
Connect
New
&
KING
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Toronto
Stock
Montreal
York With Offices in
Stock
CO.
Montreal, Quebec
Exchange
Aldred Building
Exchange
Toronto and Montreal
>
-I! Ol.
cJJi
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Monday, April 6,
195^
...
(1470)*
2
.int.
Weir,
Young,
McLeod,
,
Co;.——
&
McDonald
>
500,000
-
——
McMaster Hutchinson &
i co.i
—
Chas. W.
'
& Co.—
Co.—-
500,000
Shields
500,000
Tully & Co.—
Mitchum,
350,000
in
200,000
Sills,
Lynch
350,000
Moore, Leonard &
•
150,000
500,000
350,000
—-—•
& Co
Simon
bonds
350,000
,
Agnew & Co._
Fairman & Harris
M.
'
100,000
350,000
Singer, Deane & Scfibner
Smith, Barney St Co— 5,400,000
200,000
Smith, Moore & Co
750,000
F. S. Smithers & Co500,000
William R. Staats & Co.
250,000
Starkweather
& CO.—
500,000
Stein
Bros.
350,000
Stern
Brothers
Stern,
Frank,
250,000
1
v
this
January,
both at V/2%.
subsidiary, The Ohio
another
year,
—V.
Big Horn-Powder River Corp.—New Well—
March 27 announced that the Big Horn-Powd
Spreeher-Mary Wakeman Well No. 2 blew in
hern
could be run. It was added that the
is now flowing at the rate of It barrels per hour.
The company's
announcement further stated1: "The
Mery
man. No, 1 well continues
to flow steadily between. 550 and
600 barrel
a
day through a % inch chokei Oil sales from the Mary
Wakem*
The
Corp.-J.
09
D.
complete string of tubing
a
G "
3-ft*, arar
completed sale of $22,000,000 of its first mortgage bonds,
$10,000,000 par amount of its 4.40%' preferred stock.-
company
River
No,
from the completion date
well
1
& Co
Newhard,
Cook St Co..
Paul J. Nowland St Co..
Newburger
350,000
T#e Ohio Co
Pacific
Co.—
Northwest
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
Piper,
wood
Stone
350,000
Stroud
100,000
B..W. Pizzini & Co., Inc.
Wm; E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.'
!
Swiss
Putnam
Quail
COt
Wagenseller
350,000
Inc.
Wer.dcn
100,000
Rogers' & Tracy, Inc.—
Wertheim
—
'
150,000
iandf;
L/ F.
Rothschild
E.
Parke
150,000
—
$749,677
$619,122
120,586
56,308
53,618
177,
238,527
100,204
1,514,309
372,773
1,486,712
422,046
167,559
164,931
150,000
250,000
of notification
J.—Files—
—
Registers With
shares
This
class
of
A
filed a registration statement with the SEC on March
1053, covering 818,657 shares of capital stock (no par), to be
offered-'for subscription by holders of outstanding stock at the rate
of one new share for each ten shares then held. The public offering
price and "Soliciting Dealers' Fees" are to be supplied bv amendment.
The First Boston Corp., A. E. Ames & Co. Ltd., and White, Weld &
company
301
and
of
Proceeds
the
stock offering
present
April
the
proceeds of
installments due
final
Alcan's
tained, earnings
000 in" 1952,
sale
of
loan
commitments,
preferred
shares,
fixed
capital
expenditures
requirements.
and
working
'
to
registration
final
would, expire
record
I • ,*
"vf !
about April 24,
or
on
about
or
on
capital
by the board of directors and, ,tq the
effective, subscription warrants would be iSsyed
May
to
be
fixed
(Canadian)
or
alternatively,
by
1953, and the warfarin
1953.
The
price
of
directors
but
will
not
15,
the
the
shares
new
exceed
$37.50
at the option of each subscriber, the
dollars on the date on which the price
approval.
under
the
of
through
plan
on
payroll
March
on
filed
2
that
would
the
the
not
day
deductions
purchase
less
be
the
letter
a
of
notification
buy. equipment and for working capital.
-Net: earnings
was
debt,
of
of
one
Company
$27,340,000,
number
a
and reported
reported
1952
1951, 'the previous
would
of
extend
over
the
'
in
The
31,
filed
comany
1953,
the
over
'
of
$4,000,000
1973,
principal amount with
at
a
5%
with
convertible
SEC
the
corporate
and
by $3,039,000 than
Ry.
its
Estimated
purposes.
subsidiaries
operating
efficiency
Net
for
the
capital
period
expenditures
ending
176, p.
of
this
changing
year,
$179,000,000,
of
expense
from
1951's previous record by
At
increase
an
value
par
$10 to $5, earnings per
year, compared with $2.24 the previous
year.
went over $200,000,000 the first
time.
Revenues
last
revenues
of .$206,000,000 topped
of 6-8%-
the
of
$43,600,000,
same
5.9%
time,
over
likewise
hike
a
more
operating
1951.
This
of
5.9%
than $13,000 000
expenses'
figure
the
over
rose
includes
year.
Sept.
EXPANSION—-At
a
previous
the
same
time,
the
continuing upward demand
£
,e A will have
G-E- System.
1947-54,
the System
ami nnn'
000,000,
i
i
including
Sfafwgh
record
a
A.G.E.
and
System
the
sdrvfee this year.
of
the
than
more
in
seven-state
spent
last
opers.
This
year.
$474*
in
capacity
this
Another
year
capacity*
kw.
five are
Two of them will be In the
operation
company's
cotton
Co.—Hearing—
to
request
Blackstone
hearing thereon.
repay $5,200,000
a
to
addition*
ne"
to
and
oi
1 000 nnn
next
4 019
total
whmh
oJo Iw
Nov.
of
30,
the
1,
Y.—V.
N.
aggregate
new
Kanawha River
trtait
notification
of
stock
underwriting.
to
be
The
with
offered
proceeds
the
at
par.
to
are
be
Farmington, N. M.—Files—
24
filed
of
be
letter
a
common
through
used
William
to
drill
notfication
of
stock
R,
(par
10
Santa
Mee,
wells.
with
cents)
•.
the
to
be
N.
Fe,
M.
..
Cambridge, Mass.—Files—
March
Atlas
filed
27
a
letter
common
stock
notification
of
p.
1953—2 Mos.—1952
The
the
be
corporation
SEC
covering
offered
The
net
Redemption
with
the
to
be
of
common
of
stock
to
for
pay
of notification
shares of
common
$8.50
the
the
account
of
per
was
filed with the SEC
stock
(par
share)
$3)
by
E.
to
be
on
Lowitz
&
Co.,
selling stockholder.'—V. 177,
p.
at
the
The corporation
covering
on
March 30 filed
2,000,000 shares of
a
Baltimore &
Ohio
Ry.
—V.
rev.
ry.
fr.
177,
p.
ry.
opers.
$6,782,733
for
with
per
120,000
shar*),
March 27 filed
shares
without
purchase mill.
of
underwriting.
stoC( to
The
par
1,
1953—2 Mos—1"52
be
proceeds
176,
$4,100,000.
C.—
>
1263.
p.
meeting to be held May 7, will con¬
(a) extending the corporate term for
(b) changing name of company to Bur¬
(c)
increasing and changing the authorized common,
common
non-par
shares
to
common
7,500,000
177, p. 1255.
Co.
"
1
:
above.
at
par
to
be
used
($1
to
on
March
26
filed
a
letter
IB and
of
the
used
Offered—Unioa
Co., on April
of common stock
(par $1)
Award of the issue was
won
1 jointly
at $10.41
by the group at
Beanpera^dSn^nthw S°CkrCame
Sir
*9 R9
h
$9.82 per share,
1
'•
cwrpntt nL tfoinn
on its bid of $10.13 per
from MerrlH Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
(jointly>, $10-05 P" share; Lehman
and Kidder,
p^0(;leds from
^
are to be
136,249 shares
S3le °n March 31
Brothers
hers,
with
notification
1C guaranteed bonds t(^
working3 caphalWlth°Ut underwritinS- The proceeds
share
,MJ
offered
are
of
amount
annual
1954;
value.—V.
corporation
per share.
letter of notification with the
SEC
a
the
California Electric Power
Co.—Stock
ecunties Corp. and J. A.
Hogle &
the
$6,667,717 $14,088,805 $13 731~470
3,478,114
6,874,927
7Vo'4Ki
common
1766.
p.
proposals:
July
Burroughs Adding Machine
ottered
'
company on
following
nffo?*nilS $250-000 of series 1A,
company's
Peabody St Co., $9.73 per share.
sale of the stock will be used
short-term bank loans which,
total $6,250,000 and which were incurred in connection with
•siiLSfVf c?n.str"ction program and that of its whqlly-pwned
.subsidiary; Interstate.
thp
The
with
statement
176,
on
March
18
filed a letter
of
notification with
1,000 shares of common stock (no
par) to be offered
by employees at $30 per share. The
proceeds are to
and
h»
for
Bard Creek Mining Co., Denver, Colo:—Files With
SEC
covering
registration
received
5,000,000
market
'
1254.
a
capital stock—V.
1255.
from
from
The
RR.—Earnings—
3,285,871
income
oper.
filed
of
Burroughs .Corp.-TT-prQposed New Name—
operating revenues. $34,743,067 $36,505,276 $71,860,325 $74 075 97o
operating expense.
27,960,334
29,837,559
57,771,520
60^344|509
Net
Net
at
177»
Federal
stockholders at the
the
years
See
stock.
1953—Month—1952
3,i
shares
promissory notes outstanding in
p.
shares, $5
*
York
registration statement
common
facilities
city.—V.
corporation
The
sider
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund, Inc.—Registers With
SEC
SEC
that
Business Discount
Bureau, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC
937.
New
in
Increase Common Shares—
March 20 coverine
offered
warehouse
location
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.—To
Change Name and.
New York
expenses.'1
England
for subscription
be.used to pay for operating expenses.—V.
notification with
(par 10 cents) to
exploration
New
and! larger
March
on
snares
through Luckhurst & Co., Inc
used
offered!
be used
Investing Corp., N. Y.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
roughs Corp;
Tetter
a
be
to
first
the SEC covering
Manufacturing Corp.—Filing With SEC—
letter
11,500
are
be
49
177,
The
30
filed
to
par)
Bureau of National
Affairs, Inc., Washington, D.
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Denver, Colo.—Files
shares
at $1.25 per share
proceeds
Avco
A
232,000
Street
will
at
—V.
2529.
March: 23
.on
their
new
a
covering 500,000
short-term
of Its Holdings In Con¬
Corp.—See General Dynamics
Atomic Uranium Corp.,
'■
(no
proceeds are
up to 11 a.m.
(EST) on April 7 by the com¬
St., Boston, Mass., for the purchase from it of
mortgage and collateral trust bonds due Feb. 1, 1983.
This company has received SEC
authorization to issue and sell, at
competitive bidding, $4,100,000 of its first
mortgage and collateral
trust bonds, due 1983, the
proceeds of which are to be used to repay
Corp.—Sells Majority
Corp. below. —V. 176,
of
underwriting. The
moving
(ipfpor'ation
SEC
$4,100,000
$15,152,606 $14,596,661 $31,391,959 $28,271,062
6,623,841
6,165,841
13,250,019
ll,602'l82
Vultee Aircraft
shares
without
is
company
Bids
$148,000 of its first mortgagse 3%% bonds,
1963, for redemption on May 1, 1953 at 101%%.
Payment
at The Hqnover Bank,
trustee, 70 Broadway New York
175, p. 1430.
■
'
solidated
Ry.
generating units
divided
scheduled to be Placed in
letter
a
common
Brockton Edison Co.—Bids for Bonds—
company
1954,
made
be
will
This
of
f
year's
a
to
on
4,840
share,
per
the
the
1046.
Period End. Feb. 28—
200,000
new
cost
mother
placed
service
the
period
$680,000 000 in
0U"Ey °'
generating
construction plants. Three
cons sts of five
three
among
in
P™gram already had
System
generating
due
power
By the end of the eight-year
$113,000,000
Ca"S '°r
Past year,
kilowatts of new
the
electric
invested
DeC' 31- 1952' th1s
is tirtder construction
bring
for
corporation
Broad
The company has called
to
company pushed forward the
biggest expansion program in its
history-designed to keep well ahead
300,000
the
for authorization to issue and
by
filed
25
shares
are
Securities and
pany
1953—Month—1952
income
oper.
177, p.
ry.
(approximately
the
three
622.
year.
gen¬
proceeds
p.
413.
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry.—Partial
will
as well as new advances in power
transmission engineering.
and
equaled $2.36
Operating
of
that
provide funds for property
1366.
without
share
per
deben¬
subordinated
.
tax
last
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Opens New Warehouse—
revenues.
fr.
rev.
ry.
due
Earnings per share of A.G.E. common stock were $4.72 in 1952,
with $4.49 in 1951, an increase of 5.2%
despite an increase
of'almost 375,000 in the
average number qf shares outstanding during
the • respective
years.
On the basis of a 2rfor-l stock
split-up on
29
the
for
at
liabilities
to
shares
200,000
$1
covering
The
$47,864,790 $46,778,329 $97,826 629 $94,684,538
operating expenses.
32,712,184
32,181,668
66,434,670
66,413,476
Net
this
those
net
$10
to be offered for public sale at 100% of their
3.5% commission to the underwriters (headed
approximately $3,459,000.—V.
Presi-
by
at
Frovidence, R. I., to
f)ll.Net .proceeds of. the sale of .the debentures, together with the pro¬
ceeds of $3,000.0,00 of the terni loans to. he made from certain Insul'iaqce •, Compares, * will be added to the'.general funds of thqrcompairy
and be available for working capital, capital
expenditures, and other
compared
share
current
term,
Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
Exchange Commission—
March
on
March
on
by Reynolds & Co.).
previous
Philip Sporn
construction expenditures,
Jan.
said
1953,
used
p.
March
on
Bowen Corp.,
p. 830.
registration statement
a
covering
tures, due May-1,
Earnings—
Among the other A.G.E. records resulting from 1952 operations were
highs in sales of energy, peak kilowatt demand, operating, revenues
eration
the
to drill wells.
plan at any time.—V. 177,
—V.
highs established
report.
greater
were
12Va%
all-time
new
1952'annual
earnings
record
increase of
an
of
Its
covering
The
three
a
Armstrong Rubber Co., West Haven, Conn.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
new
and
to
assets
had
stand
of
the
of
95%
granted.
was
■
American Gas & Electric Co.—Has Record
year,
10,
be
and
177,
share),
company
the
Ry.
with
covering 500,000 shares of common stock to be offered at 25
cents per share, without underwriting. The
proceeds are to be used
■*
now
purchase oil leases.
offered
The
price
than
option
to
SEC
SEC
•tit'i
will
loans
200,000
per
SEC
Period End. Feb. 28—
to
and
installment
expenditures
Wise
Mr.
Bolack Oil & Gas Co.,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Amco Fiber-Glass Products Co., Murray, Utah—Files
company
said
the
stock
corporation
covering
The
„
President,
Sebald,
value
equivalent in United States
is determined.—V. 177, p. 1253.
'The,
Capital
until April
sale
such
period and the options will be exercisable during the third
year.
This plan also stipulates that an employee can withdraw from
re¬
approval
becoming
to shareholders of
:
quarter
current
has applied to the SEC
persons
of
cents
used
year
provisions for capital cost allowances of $44,000,to provide sufficient funds to meet the remain¬
and
The
(25
and
their
offered
the
and
W,
Payment
Is expected
authorized
remains
its
of
series
new
a
under
for
16
W.
eompany
Subject
first
current
making
improvements.—V.
SEC
27 announced that a stock option plan
salaried employees to purchase common stock
deductions is being submitted to its shareholders on
payroll
shares
available for general corporate purposes, including the
financing of the company's expansion program, which is scheduled to
be substantially completed in 1954. The cost of such program, as now
authorized, is estimated at $435,000,000 through 1954, of which $317,C00.000 had been expended as of Feb. 28, 1953. The present financing,
together with $20,000,000 from the United Kingdom Government rep¬
!
fourth
borrowings
Blue Star Petroleum
March
on
hourly
market
the funds
to be added to
are
corporation
permit
through
The company consists essentially of 47 subsidiaries and
affiliates
the principal subsidiary being Aluminum Co. of Canada,
LtdM„(Alcan), which represents approximately 80% of the consolidated
gloss' fixed assets.
*
ing
bank
operations
With Securities and
Steel Corp.—Stock Option Plan Proposed—
Armco
to
in 20 countries,
resenting
the
of
one.
are
short-term bank
of
company
The
named as Dealer Managers and have agreed to use their best
efforts to form and manage a group of Soliciting Dealers to procure
subscriptions for the shares.
ar.e
the
ratio
fall.
and
company
Proceeds
common
has received SEC authorization to issue and sell 560,000 additional shares of its $12.50 par common stock to its parent,
Middle South Utilities, Inc., for a cash consideration of $7,000,000, the
proceeds of which are to be used by Arkasas to finance in part its
construction program.—V. 177, p. 1365.
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
of
this
defense
year
interested
filed with the SEC on March 27 "covering
was
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Stock to Parent—
Ltd., Montreal, Canada
Aluminium,
Ct>.
the
sell, at competitive bidding, $5,800,000 of first mortgage and collateral
trust bonds, due 1983, and the Commission has issued an order
giving
cents
50
of
H49.
rrV.. 177» P-
The
last
The
stock (par one cent) to be offered
per share through Gearhart & Otis, Inc., New York, for
the account of Delbert E. Replogle, President.—V. 177, p. 1365.
40,000
at
those
company
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric
1046.
p.
letter
A
150,000
below
are
showing
substantial
increases
important contributions to the profit
performance of the company.—V. 175, p. 2175.
156,183
1,429,394
Arcturus Electronics, Inc., Newark, N.
500,000
1,750,000
thl
tn
211,866
income
172,618
to
until
and
carpet
1,286,207
375,240
that
$500,000
the
three
than
expected
100,000
& Co..
of
0
somewhat
during
the
that
said
better
over
railway
oper.
ry.
—V.
be
to
$1,200,000
including
He
nno
nn
Yarnall & Co
Roberts
Poole,
i
Wurts, Dulles & Co——
100,000
Inc.
Schmidt,
Wood
i
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
Co.,
&
iTr
$813,086
251,325
116,589
118,469
income—:
instead
company
quarters of the year are not expected to exceed depreciation charges
The modernized plant of Hartford Rayon Corp. which
re-opened hi
February has now reached 25%
of capacity.
Full operation is
noh
1950
railway——
from
Net
1,750,000
—
Wood, Struthers & Co.—
Woodard-Elwood & Co..
& Hutzler 4,300,000
Bros.
-
o_
-r-.
Harold
Co. 1,750,000
&
CpSchmertz
*
w
«
Salomon
R.
Witter & Co
Dean
1951
$644,062
railway——
trust
1254;
stockholders
told
reduced
$5,000,000
—
1952
railway
expected
are
Wise
loan.
1953
oper.
from
Gross
Net
4,300,000
Weld & Co
White,
Rotan./Mosle and More-
Co.
ry.
this
to
p.
quarter
been
From Jan. 1—
150,000
350,000
1,750,000
Inc
Co.
&
from
Net
250,000
Gibson
&
200,000
Linn
&
&
& Co.
Lerchen
Webster
from
Net
177,
this
of
Mr.
176, p. 1961.
1
Gross
direct
sent
quarter.
is
Ann Arbor RR.— Earnings
thl
in
company
are
running approximately 15%
ahead oi
quarter sales a year ago, and are expected to exceed those
of
quarter, James D. Wise, President, reported to
stockholder*
the annual meeting on March 30.
Profits for the first
at
a
February—
100,000
1,250,000
Walker & Co
Watling,
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
H."
Co.,
working interest
fourth
the
•
•
50%
a?
first
member of the investment firm of Wood,
has been elected a director to fill the vacancy leit
George,
by the death of Norman Hickman.—V.
Durst,
&
Xnc
G.
&
Struthers
100,000
200,000
v
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
H.
Rowland
Trask St Co.— 1,750,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co. 1,750,000
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Van
^
corporation has
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.—Sales Higher—
Sales
Director—
American Metal Co., Ltd.—George a
Spencer
600,000
Co
Rodman
Company.—
&
be
now
however,
Corp.—
American
Files
on
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The
150,000
.500,000
200,000
150,000
Co
&
100,000
13a^«
uerio!i
amounted
;
company's office.—V.
Wash.
were
sales."
should
&
Cartwright
Thomas
Raffensperger, Hughes
100,000
& Co., Inc
150,000
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
350,000
R'ejrtHoldt & Gardner—
1,000.000
Reynolds St Co
200000
JUliuS A. Rippel, Inc.—
Riter
IKSS
Co...._
350,000
Co,
&
&
Lom-
—
Co<
St Co. 4,300,000
The company
31
The Central Bank & Trust CO,, 15th and Arapahoe
Streets, Denver
Col'O;, has taken over as registrar and- transfer agent and all'
transfer*
1365.
p.
to- Jan.
Registrar and Transfer Agent Appointed—
March 20 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 3,000 shares of common stock and 6,000 shares of preferred
stock to
be offered at par
($10 per share), without underwriting.
7oO,000
&
Inc.
Sweney,
250,000
Pressprlch
Smith
177,
American Heating Equipm't Co., Seattle,
4>399'®9®
—
Inc
Co.,
&
Sutro
200,000
Secu-
Webster
"above
15, 1953, of the period
Winchester, Ind„ water
Sept.
business.—V.
150,000
Corp.
&
bardo,
Inc.
W.
250,000
Stubbs,
'
Prescott, Shepard St Co.,
R.
Maynard & Co.
&
lities
—
100,OO0
200,000
Co—
Stix
750,000
Fenn & Co
Jaffray & Hop-
Phelps,
&
150,000
tensen,
&
*
Stillman,
Chris-
&
Writer
Inc.
Peters,
500,000
Securities Corp.
Stetson
100,000
Co
&
Co—'
&
to
Jan; 9
shut down
was
to-, 12,272 barrels. This
SEC has authorized an ex^nsi<"*
within which American shall dispose
of
the
properties and business of Ui"2?"8
Heat, Light & Power Co. By order of Aug. 19( 1943, the Commission
authorized American Gas to acquire all of the" outstanding seeimt es
of Citizens, subject to the later disposition of its water properties ana
Upon request of this company, the
350,000
Meyer
Fox '
1,750,000
Curtis
&
Parrish
Boyce—
&
Unit Extended
of Water Properties of
Time to Dispose
when: the well
on
the month, of February, excluding
the
as a result of the - snow
storm,
The sales through
barrels.
-
100,000
*
-I
' '
share. The proceeds are to be used for operating
176, p. 1666.
%
>
of common
$6,000,000 of its serial notes,
and
In
shares
170,000
sold
on
company
at $40- per
,
stock to a group of
underwriters at $58,563 per share, and $20,000,000 of' .3 A »
sralking
fund debentures.
Two principal subsidiaries also carried out ftoanciug
programs.
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. sold to the pubiic $17,wu,000 of its first mortgage bonds and $6,000,000 of its serial ^notes, both
3 V< 'k, and sold
$8,000,000 of common stock to A.G.E
Appalachian
Electric Power Co. sold to the public $17,000,000 of its first mortgage
1.250,000
Co.__—
Inc.
I.
F. S. Moseley & Co.—— 3,250,000
250,000
Maflahey, Wells & Co._
W. H. Newbold's Sort St
Company
The
'\
March 23 filed a letter of notification with ♦»,
SEC covering 306
shares of common stock (par $4) to be offfor subscription by employees under its Restricted Stock
Option pi
The
.
100,000
Scranton & Co.
Hammill & Co.
&
1952—To help pay for this giant expansion program,
carried out financing operations of about $7b,ouu,uuu
the A.G.E. System
100,000
.
Shuman,
Turben
Milwaukee
Merrill,
The
Shearson,
4,300,000
Beane
&
Fenner
FINANCING IN
500,000
& Mason,
Scott, Horner
150,000
this year,
Hedges, New York—Files With SEC—
Benson &
,
Sporn
Philip
and
750,000
■v
150,000
Miller St Co
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Mead,
started-in 1952. The first section connects the
plants. ' The second leg, to be completed
will link the Sporn and Muskingum plants."
second section
$200,000
Schneider & Co._
Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc. -——
Schwabacher &' Co.-.—
Scott St Stringfellow—_
Schoellkopf,
500,000
v
H.
E.
$500,000 ■'
McCormick & Co
nn
.Telegraph
coU
•
.
tribut1nn^n^C°illt)a?y\iS+e^gaged>
fornla
state
state
principally ln the generation, distJfS °f eIeciTnc energV ™ parts of southeastern CaliTplorfi r ? Nevada. The company's subsidiary, Inter¬
Telegraph
Co.,
is
,
engaged
in
the
telephone
and
te!:grapl®
•!
?
Number 5209
Volume 177
easiness
in
and
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
In the northern part of the company's electric service
adjacent localities in California and Nevada.
The
area
company's
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale of the
shares, together A
treasury funds, will be used by the company to purchase addi¬
•
Imperial Ice Division manufactures and sells ice in certain -predomi¬
nantly agricultural sections of Imperial County and Riverside, County
California. /. In 1952, . about 83%
of consolidated operating-revenues
-was
from electric' operations,
11%
from
telephone operations- and
•6% from ice operations.
tional
,1953
EARNINGS—Consolidated
operating
revenues
of
the
company
amounted /to $15,496,666 and net income was $2,735,940.
the
^
v
.
"
Authorized
;
mortgage -bonds—
series due 1976_^_^_
series =due- 1978^
•First
3%
3%
r
-
'/. ...//.,v
•_
.
——
8,000,000
instalment contract———-—
Cumul. preferred stock {$50 par value)
~
preferred
cumulative
$3
■v
stock
/
,
$2.5® -cumulative
of
which
<te
Electric
Co.
Public
West
and
obtained
calendar
South
electric
year 1952
West
Texas
Co.
of
and
of
service
to
Louisiana.
The
2,532,000.
Co.
the
per share on
the
>
.
-40,000 shs.
•
••
.
common
the
on
stock
have
the
at
to
f
Gas
authorizing
issue
shares
and
of
sell
and
Central
to
purchase
South western's: common
stock ,$10
$1000-000 in .cash;
until
persons
and the .SEC has issued
railway
railway-—
from
from
Wet
Wet ry.
—.173,
April
Fr-om
-•
-v
r-'
'
;
Wet
ry.
.
10,034
.oper/income—'
144,947
177, p. 1150.
j.
93,033
•136,873
Vi.'k.
Xaggart
Associated
stockholders
,The
March
on
Bakeries,
>;
Dallas,
company
on
the
proposal
to
the
split
a
rev.
ry.
additional
an
for
par,
-an
order
Period End: Mar. 31—
<
Grass .earnings
•Marking
'
1953—Month—1952
v
i_/J/ 34,215,699
69.890,351
earnings
177,
-
$916,837
^
--
$1,374,274
$1,007,824
March
on
F
'
,
'
1
.
12
At
Va/cents
4?ewark,, N> J, . The-net, proceeds are
W. 176, p. 1862.:
//.'_ V;*/*"' • ' //"
/
act
/,
statement
distributor
as
' ' •
"///
•
/•^
(A. M.) Castle Af Co., Chicago—Files With SEC—
* /
^ /
•>
1951
of
stock
common
on
'«
at
.5.
165,236
Net
from
railway.
From Jan. J—
/;
"
$3,572,087
754,633
B32011
219,013
; n
-
291,782
1951.
'V
Net
Net
♦Deficit,—V. 177, p.
V(295vt5K
1,567,344
626,990
-
.;
:
7.364.378 : 7.260,607
1,316043 / 1,158,H5
450,788
325,769
.
769,330
529,222
-
1952
> ^4,371
--
°
•
1951
V
*eriod End; Feb. 28—
1953—Month--l952'
■ty.v operating revenues/ / $4,713,122 fiy. operating expenses- / 3,918,485
Ofet
ry.
—AT.
fr./ ry.
rev.
$9,983,066 $10,524,123
8,228,563
8,511,470
$794037
oper:
/ $982,211
383,960
$1,754,503
' * 506,788
$2,012053
-185,765
177, p.
opers.
income—-
"
.1950
106,877
■
"
South Wcsi Corp.—Offering to
Common
offering to holders of
(par $5) rights to subscribe at^$20:50
share for 606,084 shares of additional common stocks
at the rate of one share for each 14 shares held of Tecord -
per
April 1,
The subscription warrants; expire at"
1953.
3:30 pmi. (EST) on April 20, 1953. The offering is being
tmderwritten by a group of investment firms headed
'
Jointly by Blyth & Co., Inc. and Smith, Barney & Co.
;
The privilege of underwriting the offering
to the group
ing
a
under competitive bidding
on
was
awarded
April lr
compensation of $115,000, or-about
nam¬
18.974/ cents
per share.
l*hman
177,
l»nsatlon
*JMl
of
Merrill
®r 29.94s
and
$115,156,
Lynch,
cents per
Lazard
ft
Co.
cents per share,
19
or
Pierce,
share.
Freres
Fenner ft
Beane
sell
and
(jointly)
asked
the
SEC
in
at
post
office
at
New
RIOTS':
On
of
year.
the
N.
a
has
911
,/
par
West Virginia
stock
for
$600,000
construction
A;
the
to
parent,
Gas
persons
'////• •>/''•
(Pittsburgh)—6,000
shares
proceeds-to be-applied
iestimated -At $1,263,250.
program,
Allegheny
specified;
until
as
orders giving-interested
hearing thereon:
a
of
Co.
common
stock
common
issued
1953, to request
of
the
to
Co. A(Pittsbuigh)^14,000
Net
,061,729
Net
from
140,200
/ ;/100,170
Net
ry.
>463,822
/, 16,879
215,127" '
1
From Jan. 1—
/.
♦165,296
from
—V.
shares
1953
1952
...
1951
•
■
$1,791,926
$1,632,789
$1,367,034
451,903
.343,360
164,561
160;810
3,461;524
3,439,038
The
1
^v.764,105
-
income_._
"v 747,719 '
315,063 1
•:
-
.!
-764,090
246,843
SEC
■' >* * /
<
r
5,716.
/ 6,914
,
31032
.
.•13,228
•
>
'
349,785
1,101,382
v,
-48,908
incomeu—f .,',«■ 44,886
;
,19,315
/•., '</,■•■
,.^330.090
.351,726 -/
-307,838
"
• ..i
*
74,465
-
37,132'
50,784
"21,630
.
>
/•■
Acceptance
corporation
covering
1,
•through
-to
be
101,018
Co.,
Inc.,
Atchison,
Kansas,—
1963,
.
Hie
used
March
on
$300,000
to
loan
letter
a
sinking
fund
.
notification-with
of
debentures,-series
•
the
due
A,
(in denominations of $1,000 each)
par
Co. .of
Trust
finance
filed
20
5%
be offered at
first
to
of
Lincoln,-Neb.
•>
business.
The Jnet
-
proceeds
are
;'■'/■/"
/
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Bank Loans, Etc.—
""/• /•/
1151/
$157,364
'
392,870
249,823
;
t
2,688,362
1950
$153,632
21023
.railway—iz
oper.
146,285 / /March
105,627
^3,449,094
-
..
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
286,540
income—.I--
20,549
railway—/
Commerce
V1950
..*',
-
1951
$157,792 \
.17,170
177, p. 1047.-;
1151.
p.
/ 307,269
p.
ry.
1952
' 1953
$174,081
-i 50,261
:
railway/-/—
oper. income—
1,505,717 '
•
'./aThis, company and two of. its; subsidiaries, -Hope Natural-, Gas Co.
Earnings ^ antl
YGrIc State Natural Gas Corp/ have applied tp-the SEC for
:-t
..
V.
....
ry.
3%
one-year
railway/—/
32,573;094
1151.
'
-.1953
.
*2;O240O1
/"?i"/ '/"'■"*:/*'•"
.1952
*
-
•
Z the
p.
,1951
.
income
funds
to
purchase
storage
*110,430
-
♦32;487
p.
*
v
nnA
The
Chicago, :Rock Island 8c-. Pacific RR.—Earnings
/•.„/;</•::'
Gas
Co., /Atlanta, Ga.— Registers
r-vn6o„ J
--xlxcnsiijje Commission—-
•
company
covering 50,000
1953;
for.
February—
.1953
4952
/
1951
,1950
from .railway—— $17,003,786 $17,348060 $14,958,259 $12,783,147
common stock, exercisable
thTough May
Net„from/railway—/—/5,476,977
4,861,400
3.082,941
2,701,949.; -4'from.$9 to $11 per share. /_
/_ ./.
•
Net ry. oper. income— 2,344,097
1,958,300
805,600 •
813,794.
Net
,
.
proceeds
short-term
.
from
ry.
32,453,171
*
26,325,390
'5,488,333
''1,549002
.railway-^—
11,194,613
9,562,728
8,663,902
income-//
"4,845,218
'3074,590
3,017,261
oper.
—v.* 177,
34072,497
p.
With
filed a registration statement/with >the SEC on March
shares/bf-its .$5-par common stock, > to -be
public sale aK $8.50 per share, through an underwriting
/.group headed by Courts Ac Co.. of Atlaata, the underwriting discou'nt
to be
$1 per share.
The company also will sell to Courts Ai Co.
Zsfor $500, warrants for the/purchase",o4 50,000; shares ^of additional
/.27.
Gross
Net
1953-54.-—V. 177,
' ' ■■ ;.'r;
1
■;/■ •/
-Consolidated
^.offered
FromJan.l— /,
/
/ '
Gross from , railway—-34,422,092
winter
•
*903,532
♦1,476056
./
;;1047/
the
V.
;
v
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp.-^Block of Stock to
' •'>
1950 */"*'
Be Acquired by General Dynamics
Corp.—See latter be¬
$11/816027:i'
low.—V. 176, p. 2435.
'272,852
■'
FromJan.l—\
from railway/— '30,697,927
32,073,957
29,555,525 ; 24036,733
Net from- railway/—l-" .':-3',350,451,"
i
-fl 058 201
2,768, I6i"'■* 2 323 612
Net ry. oper.- income-/- /
429,063 /
♦498,688-/* 1,508,617
♦112,019
♦Deficit,—V„ 177,
for
gas
1255.
i
•
V*
.
.
.
'
ry;v oper.
>
4
.
same-.Interest
railway—17,900;9436,265,833•
2,749,670 't 1,946,500 'J 1,161,438
oper, income—/
p.
notes;
f2). Consolidated further proposes to make short-term loans at the
rate to Hope in
the amount' of '$4,500,000 and to New
5,341,835 /: 1,550,696 '
; .York. Natural in the .amount, of. $5500,000.
The subsidiaries-will use
41,003,756 / 42,709,55739,158,090
■
1047.
j
$34,700
bank
7%
of
the
of
bank
note;
'note
ceeds
February—
Gross
Net-from
Net
1952
railway-,—.,$2,536,412
railway—
•*
199,804
oppr.
ry.
income—
•
stock
loan;
to
debentures
and
to
to
the
Gas
that
$10,456.74
Co. -of
*'
-
be
Gas
balance
of
•■-/.'. '■/•,/
- •
•
to
company's
Brunswick.
will
at-. prices, ranging
1956,
Consolidated:
pay
$141,752
15,
/a*/
to. be -used
are
retire
and
pay
Consolidated
approximating
sale
pay
,
of-Albany's
long-term
long-term bank
$10,000
a
The-balance
used
working
as
$165,000 <of
Co.
of
the
pro¬
capital.
.
.'■■■■
*181,547
.railway—. 5,378,557
Net from
railway
,
655,849 1
Net ry/- oper, income
/, *155,569 -
177,
293,231
8,348
-.Consolidated RRs. of Cuba--Exchange Agent—-'
1950
-
$2,281,659
$2,282,398
276,986
""
*336,304 -"r
The United
change vagent
ferred
1047/;
p.
Chrysler. Corp.-
5073,135
635.938
5,074.175
....
•228,502
••'•/'-
321:107.-
*354,778
177,
New
of
of
623.
p.
♦208,025
-
deposit
has
York
for
been
6%
the
.
•
-
/;;
appointed
cumulative
ex¬
pre¬
/
160,735
28,534
18,920
-90,122
Desoto
13.506
8,238
34,059
Chrysler
111,579
61,592
-
24,326
17,029
10.568
50,337
31,923
10,446
j.
11983, which was made
101.8.71%
and
accrued
13,868
32,407
42,032
90,400
367,660
271,452
<""v*
177, pp.. 1366 and
127,793
figures
are
other
.
preliminary and
government.—V.
subject
to
177,
1047.
p.
change. '
tln-
'
March
on
interest,
1152. •
'
...
was-oversubscribed.
See' details
Gross
from
from
''
'
-
1952
1951
.
1950
$4,332,933
railway
railway—:/—
$4011,773
1,108,968
856,736
830,835
221064
470,925
373,111
80,053
,361.841
$4,306,319- $3 234,487
"
Net
ry.
From
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
752,461
8,724,291
9,753,250
9,559,201
railway—2—
2,117,651
2,076,427
2,423,954
102.006
income
1,459,395
1,030,228
1,130,871
518,585
railway
oper.
177,
income—
1.—
Jan.
p.
.
1048.
8. Patent Officer William B. Dana Company,-Publishers, 25 Park/Plapp, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. / Herbert D. Seibert, Editor .and Publisher:
a week * [every Thursday -(general news
and adve rtising, issue) vwithva .Rtatisticabdssue on Momiay]. "Other?;^offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, 111.
Gardens, London, K CT, England c/o Edwards ft Smith. .Copy-right-1952 by William
Dana/Company. Reentered as second, class niatter February 25,-1942, at the
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United' States, . U,..0. Possessions. Territories and Member^, of Pan-American Union, $45.00 per year; in Dominion
Y.,
Other Countries, $52.00 per year.
"
of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions
in
-
.
Delaware &; Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings—
1953
Net
■■..•
first mortgage bonds, due March 1.
26 ;by. Salomon Bros.-ft Hutzier ^ at
February-
Gross
Totals
Light Co.—Bonds Sold—
offering of $9,000,000 3V2%
" *"'
*1953-3 Mos.-i952
38,806
—
Dallas Power &
Tlie
Output—
,♦1953—-Month—1952
58,278
military and
Co:
t
../
393,382
,
V.
Plymouth
Dodge.—u_l——/^-_—
1953,
stock.—V.
Trust
certificates
*20,887
4,598031"
" "
.
Car and Truck
Period End. Mar. 31-r-"
•March,
States
for
'
from
.:::*Deficit.—V.
1951
-i.
$2,776,830
*217,423
' /
FromJan.l—
Gross
1953
..
from
com-
while First Boston Corp.
(jointly) asked $181000,
fluctuations Is the rate
a
.
cluding
York,
per
account
issued
Subsidiaries—
STate. 2-0613); T: Drapers'
Canada,-$48.00
has
$20,865,600.-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (Reg.^ U.
William Dana
Seibert, President. " Published twice
(Telephone
Co.,
amounts, not
the
estimated
additional
Commission
•180,171
$1,722,392
tDodge trucks
Brothers
make
to
Heat
&
in
761,413
Stockholders—This corporation is
on
finance
to
Net from
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis 8c Omaha Ry.—Earns.—
its common stock
and
'
58,543
Chicago 8c North Western fly.—Earnings—
-
and
Light
1953,
April 8, 1953, to request .a hcarlpg
$2,500,000 to its capital surplus,
part in 1953
construction program
credit
; Gross from - railway—— 014039,030 $15,663,966 i$12;a39,376
Net, from -railway-////,■ 1^358,123
1,373018
•"458,806
1046.
Central
aggregate;
i
$5,102,776
"4,120,565
authorization
31,
6an .order authorizing the following transactions;.-, and. the (SEC has 4s;V/\/ V > 1953,
:f 1952 ./ /:/, .1951 /
1950
;/sued
an
order giving interested-persons
until -April
13,
1953, ..to
from-railway-—- $20,356040 $21,184,594 $17,468083 $13090,309 v request a hearing thereon:
/
-from railway——/ -<».4.217,925:'3,511,343
981,455
-849,828
,(i) Consolidated proposes,to ,bbrrow.410,000)i)00 from one or more
fy; oper. income
/ •1,524,907
1,195,237' / :*3t8;4ao > >*941,544
banks on its
Net
Net
issue
"
.1953—2 Mos.—1952
-
will
/"February—
/
Gross from railway//—^
$194,761
' ♦145003
6,353
.
Central RR. of New Jersey—Earnings—
for
July
to
Columbus & Greenville Ry. —Earnings
March
■■
funds
(2) Cumberland
179,101
$572,646
1,260,311
39,962
•
fpebruary-r:, ft:v;-. /
,
//Cebrkai- M«ine> Po7ver/Co.:-^-' Secondary, ,OKeribg'A
V/J/'.//:://- ■■/•
SEC
Manufacturers
prior
$25 par common stock. for $350,000, proceeds to be applied to the
company's 1953 construction program, estimated at $2,694,000.—V. 177,
p. 938. ■* /,-.'/'..■/
■
■
■- •'/,~•*-"■
.
share.—V,.177,.p. 1151.
42,370
338,548
of
647,906
.
•Gross
Cents per
111,233
97,755
the
to
The
the
in
expenditures
company's 1953
-
.
1,317,945
$577,08.9 " / $613,414
95,450 /
68,705
"
secondary' offering, of 24*000 shares xrf common stock,
(par $10 )! on a when-distributed basis was made on
31 by/Goldman, Sachs ; & ;Co. /at $19.62!/2 "per
jhare,'with-al selling-commission to NASD members of
218,709
•
,
This corporation has joined with two of its subsidiaries in the filing
applications with the SEC for orders authorizing the subsidiaries
Gross
■'.'/-•♦Deficit.—V. 177,
Net
1046.
the
Prom Jan. 1—'
Net
/$,719,922
501,919
/*427944
to
time
to
-
*5-
■
Gross-'frpm. railway-----;
Net; from; railway
-/-/•
Wet ry. oper. income—
543,099
59,408
19,523
V
February—/
'
273,492
7,517
464,265
91,714
568,407
175,745
•
47,-028
// Chieago, Milwaukee, St. Paul A Faeific RR.
1350
•
54,171
Gross
$3,507,086 .$2,800,024
$3,622,394
Wrt ry. oper; income
.
1952
1953
ra ilway
$2,500,000
use
$100
•
4,128.100
railway—
ry.vroper,
•/Net from
'
has applied
<l).N*tural Gas
railway—_—
Gross from
Ceitiral ttf Georgia Ry,
February—■
of
-
r
ry. 'oper.
the market
Capproximately $39,50 per share) through Bosworth, Sullivan
Co.,;
fteaver, Colo./ for the account of at. Corey, Jr., and -W. S>. T. Clarey,
•the .trwo .aeiltngstockholders,■-./.^•*
" / v/."
///
Cms' from
and
v
5,356,112
*
1,667,137
'
654,270
/Net from' railway--/-—
March 23 covering
to be offered
corporation
involving
-
/ From Jan. 1—
/ Gross from
railway-
>
(par. $5)
.55,2.70
32,631
107,727
thereon. Manufacturers
1950
/
notification-was filed with the SBC
$161,250
88,673
order giving interested persons until
-
$2,476,104
$1,964,086
273,233
'•484,694-
.
shares
.
capital contributions
and ..the
5,898,746
.1,328,366
oper... income—5
177,
1950-
$256,092
-93.438
938.
subsidiary, from time
v
■-
railway——. -1,164,866
railway—/—
151.990
Trom
—V.
1951
$293,172
*
614,368
275,530
income—
p.
April 14,
.
A letter of
cash
.
1952
:• 5,813,378
February—
Net
I
1952
*.
'
?
.
from
Net
-
146,641
57,984
-
railway—i___
177,
This
th»
-Earnings-
1953
Net
A letter of notification was filed *with the SEC on March 26 cover¬
ing 5,700 shares-Of capital stock (par $10) to be offered at the market
through Lee Higginson Corp. and Blunt,. Ellis ft Simmons, both of
Chicago, 111., for the-account of the First National Bank of Chicago,
as trustee Under the will of William B. Simpson.—V. 175,
p. 702.
/
518,357
224,566
^Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Capital Contributions—
With-
for
Chicago,*Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings-
v
/
1,976,115
710,960
*
147,572
/
railway—-
oper.
exceeding
$2,922,312
850,741
393,045
-
313,960
•• -i ■ /
,
>•".*/
income—
* Deficit .—V.
National Corp.,
to drill r wells,/etc.—
to be used
2,425,220
1047.
Gross;from
*2,400
—V.
through Securities
share
per
from
.
638,104
"
from'Tailway-^s.-
Net ry.
on
from
ry.
'
$2,851,353
income—
oper.
from
income
oper.
Net
From Jan. 1—'
Net
2,491,137
253,092
1^53
:$3Q9,163
"
railway—railway——
Net
$7,950,035 $13,837,808 $16,346,292
4/346,435/' 8,317,752 / 8^823,663
1953
railway--
from railway--/—i
Net-xy/oper. income/-/
March 23 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 2,042,051 shares of common stock (par one cent), to -he
differed
-
rail way _-.-_i.-v.
Net
I
95,874
-
From Jan. 1—
s <;
'
ry.
Gross
•
February—
-
:
$5,508,215
opers.
income/—/'/ 3,528,727
177, p.
"t Gross
corporation
will
'
1255.
oper.
ry.
Gross
••
-106,351
.
Wyoming By.:
from
from
Net
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-
/
24
Carver Oil & Gas Co., Inc.^—Files With SEC—
The
ry.
From Jan. 1— //«•"
—V.
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $299,000 of 6% first mortgage bonds, aeries, of 1953, to
■*e offered at par;-(in
denomination of $100 each), without naderorriting. The, proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
company
4
of
sum
giving interested
registration
a
who
.
railway.
Net .from railway—:—
$1,493,611
Carolina Scenic Stages, Spartanburg, S. C.—Eiles—
The
722.
p.
Gross from
-68,432,679
1046.-
p.
from
Net ry.
Net
Net
-V.
York,
February—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
33,950,823
299,919
-,"706,673
/
/To Increase Investments in
fr.
oper.
Net-from
; ;
—/../— $35,132,536 $35,325,097 $70,898,175 $60,926,290
-expenses '
Co.,'.Near
&
Net
100,000
ihe
■
Chicago 8c Eastern Illinois RR.
a
Gross
Canadian Pacific Ry.—March Earnings Lower—...
/
177,
—V. 177, p.
five-far-one basis and to place
share thereon.—V. 177, p. 234.
capital stock of the
qpar value of $1 per
Net
f
-
348,929
:
1047,
p.
Colorado
to
approved
6
Inc.,
177,
Gross
Southwestern
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
/ -•/Net
.
railway
•
2,442,711
railway—:, * 773,081 income—
/ 323,237;
oper.
Febru«ry*—
' Period End. Feb. 28—
1953—Month—1952
1953—2 Mos.-r-1952
'
Ry. operating revenues- $24,146,615 $29,018,840
$52,691,187 $60,843,239 Ry. operating -expenses- >18038,400
21063,805
38,853,379 "*^44,496,947
♦14,543
142,499>• N> 143,231-
from
•/
.
Electric
&
•
;
•Deficit.—V.
Campbell
'
■
'
292.522
Tex.—Stock Split Approved—
Eberstadt- &
Fund.—V.
'
<
1950
$970,690
$1,191,266
377,593
,
rate
•38,164
■
'///•.:
332,134
$1,252,865
345,778
\
1951
1952
•
$1,180,381.
:
income--
oper.
ry.
—V.
,
■
.
Ry.—Earnings—
"... C1953
:
railway/-—
railway——
from
Net
capital stock to be offered through
F.
•90,913
56,117
H
27,658
Z5908O
*" 117,770 >/ -125,526
305,061 /
21,204 :
railway^—j
railway_///—//
from
$9,440
-
A*.
York—Registers With SEC—
The corporation on March
30
filed
the SEC covering 600,000 shares of
1950
-
$137,277
22,690
60,355 ;
-
69,800
Jam-l—/''-'.vV//,
from
Gross
Wet
1951:
>.
ry;
Gross
;
14/1953, to request a hearing thereon.
South¬
finance, in part, its construction program.
1366.
p.
Chemical Fund, Inc., New
$165,004
-"5046
V.
Income—
oper.
.-i952
■
$150,472
—
from
(
"Net
western win use the funds to
•'
Cambria 8c Indiana RR.—Earnings—
share."
per
'• '
From Jan. 1—
/
'
'
/
corporation .and ,its subsidiary, Southwestern
have applied to the SEC for an order
Go.,
first
February—" 1953
Net
•
stock of Cen- *
.
,
v
subsidiaries
been
5;
cent? quarterly.
This
112,490,934 shs.
proposal to increase the authorized -common stock to 3.5OO0QQ shares.
HExcludes 5,066 shares -owned by a wholly owned subsidiary.—y. 177,
■p. 1366.
....
;
•
Gross
Net
>
To Increase Investments in Unit—
•
-
___
§2000000 Shs.
mortgage indenture dated -Oct.,1, 1943,. as supplemented,
^raits- the issuance fOf additional bonds under the restrictions -and
conditions set forth therein:
^Includes <$230,000 to toe redeemed *on
-Oct. -1,1953.
§On April 1-4,- 49-53, -the stockholders Will vote upon a
_
Gross, from
.*
$20,701,401 and consolidated net income
was
Corp.
-./DIVIDENDS—Recent dividends
of 25
60,000 shs.
■
328,149 shs.
—
,
February—
?
Christi,1-Texas/
its
and
;
Colorado & Southern
...
in
principal cities
Corpus
and
company
410.:-''
These
customers
aggregate area served
Among
La.,
the
of
dealer's concession* of 75 cents
a
common
Oklahoma,
Utilities
663,259
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
10,000-shares of common stock
on
March 31; by Carl M. Loeb,
of
made
was
—V. 177, p.
'
'
$5)
share, with
be
to
Interstate-Gas
offering
Rhoades & Co. and Union Securities Corp. at $38.25 p'er
from
.
furnish
$13,561,677,-equal-to $1.60
and
Service
(par
for
is contemplated
be
-
$200
♦The
It
Colorado
secondary
the
•
104,963 shs.
Preference stock
>
Gas
companies
for the
tral
-
cost
.-
will
program
helping
holding company, owns all of the
a
an
«was
7,383
—
preferred stock
sinking fund cumul. pfd. stock
($20 Par value)——
Common stock $1 par
value)—
for-the
EARNINGS—Operating income
*2,000000
99,417
500,000 shs.
$112,000,000.
needed
Okla.i-Shreveport,
6,000,000
3%%
program/the
funds
estimated population
served.-are Tulsa,
'
3% debentures, due 1960/-—.-_—
their'construction
estimated at-about
is
Texas,-Oklahoma, Arkansas
has
•
subsidiaries,; thus
of $56,000,000 of
securities, other than common stock,
by the subsidiaries or the company before the end of 1954.
system
$16,000,000.
5000,000/
10,000,000
its
sale
Southwestern
■
25,000,000 ' :
2,000.000 1,
———
:
Outstanding
10,000,000
1983—
of
stocks of Central Power, ft Light >Co.,
/
$16,000,000 V-
due -1980—-:—
2-series
Series -due
j
stock
common
BUSINESS—Corporation,
,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
•
1954
additional
sold
in
of
to. .finance
and
that
.
1952
shares
Jatter-
•
•
(1471)
.•
and advertisements must ba made In New York fiibds.
!'*•
•«.
-
■
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
4
Monday, April
...
6
(1472)
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION
& Western
Delaware, Lackawanna
°reccive°tendei^' lov
Tenders
RR.
the'sale®to
Pacific
of
sum
.
March 30 filed a registration
shares of capital stock to be
Northwest Co., Seattle, Wash.
V. 175, p. 1480.
corporation
on
covering 500,000
the SEC
the
Seattle, Wash-Registers With SEC
statement with
offered tlnougn
Equity Fund, Inc.,
The
its'
Hot
^
at rate
at rate
dividends,
participating preference stock, as a class and
half of holders of common stock, as a class.
There are no r'edemnn
or
sinking fund provisions and no pre-emptive rights.
February—
The
collateral
The
ofi^^ome
Lackawana aild Western Division!
due May
company will on May 1.
1953 pay interest upon
calendar year 1952, at the rate of $5 per $100
the
that
for
the
1, 1
the bonds
piincpa
In^addilion,
company
•
Delaware, Lackawana
EARNINGS
FEBRUARY AND FIRST
FOR
railway-,.-—
1952
$7,498,435
. 1,585,845
income—-
741,319
772,080
425,933
railway
from
G-ross
from
Net
ry
oper,
15,231,142
3,189,206
'
13,734,651
2,574,970
1,140,413
453,0.63
The
■
•
*■'
.
.
Trust
Certificates Offered—A group headed by Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler on April 1 offered $3,300,000 of 3V8% equip¬
ment trust certificates, series S, maturing semi-annually
Nov. 1, 1953, to May 1, 1968, inclusive.
Subject to au¬
thorization by the Interstate Commerce Commission, the
certificates were priced to yield from 2.35% to 3.30%, ac¬
cording to maturity.
The group won award of the cer¬
Western RR.—Equipment
Denver & Rio Grande
'
tificates
March 31
on
a
on
bid of 99.157.
;
'
8. Co.,
Union Securities
of
,
w
Gross- from
Net
from
Let
,
ry.
railway™™
railway
—
income™,
oper.
i
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Bet
from
Net
ry.
—V.
■
;
1951
$5,424,429
1,849,796
918,081
A
■
,
12.438,409
11,693,803
8,348,698
5,217,327
3,510,400
3,655,192
1,351,030
2,291,684
1,532,352
1,805,735
631,758
railway
income—
'•
.
Trucks
the
of
net
to
;
"
"
'
k
ill
"R
'
known
be
Folder
Co.,
Co.
the
Miehle-Dexter
Supercharger Division of Dexter
will be located in the plant of the Christensen Machine
as
and
wholly-owned subsidiary of Dexter Folder Co.
Printing Press & Manufacturing Co, of
a
The
jet
substantial
interest
in
id other resources of
a
to
the
division
new
aB
has.
a
the Dexter
Folder
Co.,
and
the engineering
Miehle, Dexter and Christensen will be available
payment
the
types
to
will
engineer,
manufacture and
sell
superchargers
Leo
be
in
The
corporation
covering
,
be
at
for
used
per
(N. J.)—Files With SEC—
March
on
13
shares
40,000
$5
share,
of
filed
letter
a
of
stock
common
without
notification
(par
underwriting.
working
capital,
Fund,
San
with
cents)
the
to
proceeds
at
made
New
York,
to
—V.
177,
p.
of
office
the
be
are
Morgan
P.
J.
With
&
Securities
This
Fund
and
March
on
30
Francisco,
Calif—Registers
Exchange Commission—
filed
a
Eastern Gas &
letter
notification
of
Fuel Associates-
175,
the
with
SEC
net
Earnings
4 Vn%
per
1953
176,
sales
and
operating
the
159,496,090
187,526 784
5,731.867
9,182 326
«
stock™
retirement
Incoroprated,
Trust
Wall
23
ry.; oper.
$37.27
3:12
York—Registers With SEC—
*nnnn,wllSt,m<;d certificates.—V. with the SEC
a registration
trustees
175,
100,000
p.
Net
from
ry.
'
filed
is
from
ry.
Philadelphia,,
in
the
1953
1952
1951
$4,290,178
north
is
1,455,545
1.410,026
1,224,055
Income™
355,241
209,863
224,674
Bet
from
1951
from
$3,301,551
753,033
,
51"'
«h
$2,969,993
1,051,421
tive
5,936,845
intended
Buick
that
end
a
as
is
and
operated
be
hardware
is
said .that the
dual purpose
products will
the plant will be completed
Ternstedt,
of
Manager
will
it
expected
hardware
Buick
but
defense
for
major
two
1,700
is
H.
plant,
feet
about
Curtice.
the
as
a,
defense
and
moldings
ahout
and
will
,
for
will
cars,
500,000
lease
square
tank transmission
contracts.Ion which Buick is
operations. " The
defense
which
acres of ground,
wide. The second
full length of it.
nearly 27
covers
long and about 800
feet wide,
runs
400
with
for
President
appointment
Walker
years
General
Qf
Edwin
of
McKinnon
of
feet
the
and
Motors
Motors,
Walker
H.
Industries,
.
"•*
Thomas J.
_
succeeds
General
Ltd.,
April 1 an¬
President and
on
as
effec¬
subsidiary,
a
..
retiring after 28
President and General
Cook,
years
10
as
is
who
McKinnon.
of
Industries
Canadian-built
produces
passenger
accessories
assemblies
and
fractional
part$,
horsepower
trucks;
and
cars
bearings;
Hyatt
roller
bearings;
assemblies; forgings; castings; military tfuck. axles and aircraft
ings—V. 177, p. J256.
motors;
New
axle
ball
Departure
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—New
bear¬
Pres.—
elected President, ef¬
May 1, 1953, to succeed Roy Autry who has been President
since March, 1949.
Mr. Autry will assume new duties as a consultant
on
operating problems for the General Telephone System, of which
Generel Telephone of the Southwest is a part.
Herbert L. Nichols, Chairman of the Board of Southwestern Public
Service Co., has been elected a director. Mr. Nichols, who has been a
member of the Board of Directors
of General Telephone Corp. -since
1936, succeeds Walter L. Posey of Lubbock, Texas, who resigned.—-V.
'
5,632,099
2,355,042
2,739.440
1,892,726
177.
G.
Wright,
Vice-President,
a
been
has
1368.
p.
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings
Period End. Feb. 28—
1,347,140
1,002,471
1,005,910
1952
$1,612,632
483,182
ry.
303,989
320,023
207,457
Front Jan. 1—
3,061,153
643.360
1.245,000
1950
$1,205,832
385,435
191,538
1
.
$305,266
$270,590
258,348
221-123
524,534
ry.
$46,918
$49,467
$110,968
*1,226
9,831
4,067,688
3.982,074
3,315,757
1,261,491
547,464
1,297,304
903,115
936,925
599,152
367,969
475,377
oper.
177,
p.
income—
'2,651,117
1368.
16,523
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
fr.
The
n0t-lfl(;a-0n was filed with the
SEC on March 24
cover-
12ie62USed t0 re,mburse the treasu.ry
lor
The corporation ,on March 30 filed a registration statement with
SEC
covering 2,000,000 shares of
capital stock to be offered
through Hugh W. Long & Co., Inc., Elizabeth, N. J.—V. 176, p. 1768
.
.
—
Stock Offered—John R. Boland of New York
fering
Equitable Gas Co.—Plans New Construction—
/
nnu
of
O
participating
'
share.
of
shares
79,800
<£ 1 \
<
H Px
rlinm
V\A**
(par $1) at $3.75 per
Bros.
the
working
p.
funds
of
from
the
of
Hutzler
accrued interest,
engaged
about
in
Co.—Bonds
$16,000,000
made
was
and
first
March
on
Shields
&
Co.
Sold—
mortgage
26
by
and
has been oversubscribed.
,
$91,592
14,883
..
bonds due April
Inc.. Salomon
3?A%
Blyth
& Co.,
associates
at
See details in
100.90%
V.
177, p.
anc
136o.
Georgia RR.—Earnings1February—
'' Net
from
from
Preference
the
preference
stock
of
these
shares
will
be
the
Washington,
business
D.
C.
115.519
167,902
105,238
151,241
129,593
1,542,832
railway—
from
1,611.969
1,588.210
378,045
320,113
.
railway
'
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway!
—V.- 177,
p.
249.563
1153.*
Georgia
Gross'from
/•
from
ry.
350.479
210,536
income
oper.
1950
$569,293
38,059
52,682
307,675
1,190,906
113,931
82,945
"
Southern
&
Florida Ry.—Earnings1950
1953
railway™.
railway
oper.
added
Incorporated in Delaware Feb. 21, 1935
of automobile time sale financing in and
1951
$752,961
160,297
$800,000
From Jan. 1-
XTA*.
Net
company.
1 Q59
$743,747
°Per- income—
ry
City is of-
*
sale
1953
railway—
income___
1952
1951
$808,087
$773,293
$645,778
323,878
273,139
207.111
$623,345
920,701
75,535
68,710
45,621
.52,643
1,659,073
1,542,998
1,388,195
1,249,077
660,229
533.850
476.793
126,778
112,664
From Jan. 1—
Gross
BUSINESS—Corporation,,
is
.
1257.
Power
which
&
Net
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
to
177,
offering
1983,
Net
t. the
opevs.
income
oper.
.Georgia
1,
Gross
Fundamental Investors, Inc., Elizabeth, N.; J.—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission,
'
SEC—
$538,233
446,641
$635,502
expenses-
,
railway.-—
2,852,720
366,274
1951
.6,893,455
2,771,484
•
.
•
railway——
from
3,272,413
railway—
from
Mos.—1952
revenues-
operating
Denver Ry.- -Earnings-
714,982
Gross
1653—2
1953—Month—1952
operating
Ry.
1,792,990
1,155,918
income—
1048/
%
7,603.438
$2,008,244
ry.
8.317,353
under construction and intended for
been
assigned
to
the Ternstedt
' •"
has
plant
plant
Manager
Manager
588,403
■
681,424
Net
-
m,
the Buick Coldwater
that
announced
26
now
makes
immediately.
Mr.
1,035,919
536,850
1.564,090
1953
$1,995,057
Net
790,547
chS^;
111,770
538,240
which
two-story
than
General
$2,889,378
General Credit, Inc., Washington, D. C.
pm
151,685
843,283
General
of
one
which
Gross
A
39,255
186,561
New President of Unit Appointed—
Pa.,"
7,094,227
railway.
opdr. income—
578,722
8.855,418
Elgin National Watch Co.—Files With
i
266
29,851
-
Ry.
railway
p.
from
1,374,835
,
9,236,887
railway——.
Bet ry. oper. income
—V. 177,. p. 1048.
81,653
528
37,026
-
1950
from
—V.
railway
10,754
,
Harlcw
-
1952
585,895
February—
1950
$3,728,775
From Jan. 1—
Gross
.-It-79
automotive
entire
giant,
nounced
•.-
Net
$4,378,460
-
114,131
28,422
194
St..
with
$12,000,000 of DWN Plans;
Net
railway—
railway
oper.
426,470
;
more
Ohio
registration statement
a
$3,944,069
income.-—
Fort Worth &
March 26 covering
on
1331.
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings
Bet
691,598
•
was
said
He
the
story,
Ry.—Earnings-
railway——
oper.
177,
Gross
l et
147,306;:;,
Vice-President
foot
which
"-Deficit.—V.
front
54.259
317,313
N
.
Y.—Registers With SEC—
1953
$3,533,705
1,219,046
railway—
front
Gross
Net
February—
64,697
86,553
55,195
GM
both
produced.
The
From Jan. 1—
$23.26
_
as
from
—V.
Gross
210,200
100,283
12,792
plant
Schreiner,
program
in¬
of
Cleveland
Co.,
of DWP Plans, The Wellington Co.,
distributor for the Fund.—V. 176, p. 853.
Net
,
1.78
,™_
528.
Elfun Trusts, New
20,37s
262,118
engine
square
working.
Redemption—
$500,000
Net
revenues
stock
p.
Co.,
covering $10,000,000 of DW Plans;
SEC
and
30
March
on
February—
.
Gross from railway
1952
—-™—
Income-™
share—
preferred
Common
—V.
net
the
where
Walter
Florida East Coast
«
onsolidated
the
corporation
will act
1479.
p.
The
-Earnings Lower-
12 Months Ended Feb. 28—
Consolidated
:%•' 30,312
350,547
;
fective
covering 23,000 shares of beneficial interest.—V,
(
&
Cleveland
The
at
N. Y./ or
624.
76,936
7,370
July.
feet
etc. 8
Cox
50
The
First Investors Corp., N.
Dodge
R.
operate
for
called
123,903
March
on
Wiles,
Ternstedt,
redemption on May 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $650,000 ojf. its 20-year 3% debentures
due May
1, 1961 at 100V\'J<
and accrued interest. Payment will be
has
company
26,440
11,062
plants
jet
L.
facility
banks
two
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Partial
builders.
Direkt-Form Corp.
oaered
S.
McKinnon
engine
45,955
parts
production
;' '
/"
J65
Ivan
1,882,000
,
The
fctsC
loans,
mortgage
o.utstanding.
of
to
18,803
sub-assembly plant: for .the
building.
However, according
General Manager of Buick,
cutbacks in the jet engine
program made it
possible for Buick to
consolidate its production into two other plants already completed,
qne at Flint and the other at Willow Springs,
111.
and to Mr. Cole,'and to supply funds $o
Pacific for the retirement of its indebtedness to
Wells Fargo Bank
& Union Trust Co.—V. 176, pt 2162.
'
"
1 '
I '/ '
debtedness
22,303
at Flint, Miph.,
Originally
to
I
$175,000
1953—3 Mos.—1950
42,209
plant
engine
Wright
division.
new
.The
o-
Chicago
the
and
32,228
>
Division.
.
,
Miehle
it is
-38,237
coach-
&
corporation
Road
-
Private'sale of 100.000 shares of common stock,, class B, $1 par,
(these shares are to be sold to L. W. Cole, board chairman; and payment therefor will be made by the cancellation of the
..company's hote to Mr. Cole amounting to $166,285/and by cash for
the balance of $8,7151.
"
;
> ,
Of the net proceeds of the sale of these securities, $4,500,000 will
be used to acquire the Pacific stock and approximately $1,770,000 for
for
May.
'"
New Buick Plant—
The
(3)
-
of
Coaches:
GMC'truck
'
■
the
'72,390
Pontiac
(with warrants) and 220.$1,870,000 and $1,364,000,
respectively; and
of
134,636
•
of debentures
the company
$2,000,000
shares,
common
$2,970,000;
net
to
investors
Sale
(2»
000
Dexter Folder Co., Pearl River, N. Y.—Acquisition—
George Heir.tzemann, President, on March 27 announced that this
company has acquired the supercharger business formerly owned and
operated'by the Pesco Division of Borg-Warner Corp. The new activity
and
Total—U.
/
"A
...■•■
part
1953—Month—1952
Total,trucks .& coaches
Electric
Pacific
the latter
Cars;
Chevrolet
-
-
r
agreement with certain stock-
into an option
entered
has
of
tional
1256.
p.
Passenger
Manufacturing Corp., wher.eby $uch stock¬
holders granted Federal an option to purchase their shares of Pacific
stock at
$90 per share';
and as of March 26, 1953, 49,026 shares,
amounting to 98% of the outstanding Pacific stock, had been deposited
under such agreement.
Federal proposes to exercise its option to pur¬
chase the Pacific stock and will finance its purchase of such stock
and retire certain obligations by the following means:.
(1)
Private sale of $3,000,000 of first mortgage 5%
sinking fund
bonds, due April 1, 1965, to certain insurance companies and institu¬
1950
$3,857,334
607,547
252,606
13.311,801
railway--™
oper.
177,
1952
$6,434,026
2,205,259
994,762
:
share.
17%
General Motors Corp,—Output in U. S. Factories—
filed a registration statement
company
Federal
•
1953
$6,526,422
2,583,516
1,140,164
of
Period End. Mar. 31—
1953, covering 220,000 shares at $1 par common
subordinated income debentures, due 1968
holders
EARNINGS FOR FEBRUARY AND FIRST TWO MONTHS -
,i
Conyair stockholders during
>.
.*
about
expected that at that .time Mr. Hopkins will become Chairman of
Board of Convair, in addition to his present position as Chairman
President of General Dynamics Corp.—V. 177, p. 1153.
SEC—To Sell Bonds Pri-
I-
represents
common
shares - presently outstanding
The
be closed concurrently with, the holding of the annual
6'//
per
c
Corp., and Stroud & Co., Inc.
February—
transferred
be
meeting
with-the SEC on March ;
stock and $2,000,000 .
(With attached waj^
rants
for
the
purchase of 12Q,000. .common shares). -.The .common
stock is to be offered for public sale at $7 per share with an 80 cent
per-share underwriting commission; rthe debentures with warrants
are to be offered for public sale at
100^■of, the principal amount of
the debentures with 6Va%
underwriting commission. ' H.-'M. Byllesby 1
and Co., Inc., is named as the principal underwriter, • For each $1,- •'
000 of debentures, the attached warrants will entitle.the purchaser to
•
purchase 60 common shares - at prices ranging from $7.50 to $17.00
The
31,
-
Drexel
in the offering are:
with Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
stock "to
will
-
Two other, bids were received, viz:
Associated
Convair.
in
interest
Convair
transaction
Co.,. Newark, N. J.—Register
With
Stock
and
Debentures
bottom, gondola freight cars.
retain 30,300 shares of Convair as a port¬
this, holding,, and indirectly through the
which it is acquiring, Atlas will retaih
Dynamics
proposes
company
vately—
'
.
Genera)
investment
The
1
m
approximately* 2,400,000
25
Federal Electrie Products
;
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.7735
for 3Y«s: 9-nd Kidder, .Peabody & Co., 100.073 for 3%s.
>
The issue being offered at present represents the first installment
&? an issue not exceeding $9,900,000 of certificates which are to be
secured by new standard-gauge railroad equipment estimated to, cost
vot less than $13,200,000
and consisting of five 1,500 H.P. Dieselelectric road switching locomotives, and 1,700 70
ton, all steel, drop
,
of
of
the firm
Through
investment.
to offer 41,250 shares of 5cumulative
•-.? Chevrolet
convertible
preferred stock at par ($50 per share) to .its common ,-vPontiac
stockholders of record April 8 on the basis of one preferred share forOldsmobile
each 35 shares of common stock held.
Rights will expire on April w-b' Buick*
'
22. The common stockholders will be given? any additional subscription
Cadillac———
privilege foi' unsubscribed shares, subject to allotment. See V. 177, "
P- 1368'
'
Total passenger cars-
10,861,688
1,238,731
1,563,606
14,238,703
Fat from railway
1'
3,147,724
Bet ry. dper. income-™
1,544,668
—V. 177, p. 1048.
■ ;
railway
from
rf
"
will
Corporation
Atlas
folio
stock
in conjunction with
Brothers.
Lehman
of
Corp.—Rights to Subscribe—
Fedders-Quigan
.
Gross
March
on
purchase, and sale were negotiated
The
approved a stock-split of 5-to-l to
holders of record March 13, changing the. par value of $50 to $10
and issuing four additional shares for
each share hold.. Stock split
became
effective as of March 25,
1953.
The directors have declared a dividend on the .old stock of record
March 13, 1953 of 50"c per share. This dividend does not apply to the
split stock. Dividend is payable on April 5, 1953.—V. 177, p. 724.
151,7b8
.
agreement General Dynamics will acquire the block
from Atlas for $8,700,000 gash
and 20,000 shares
General Dynamics Corp.
stock
stock of
Corp.—Stock Split, Etc.
Equipment Acceptance
stockholders
The
1950
$5,100,523
1951
$6,396,075
995,201
the
Under
Convair
working capital.
for
Farm
TWO MONTHS
1953
$6,794,618
1.493,899
February—•
r
covering 300,000 shares of
used
be
& Western RR. Co., first and
refunding mortgage 57/
bonds, series C, (New York, Lackawana and
Western Division) due May 1, 1973 in fully registered form are being
notified that April 17,
1953 has been fixed as the bondholders regist.ation date for the payment of interest on the bonds on May 1, 19Q3.
The'
shares
it, was announced on March 31 by John Jay Hopkins Chairm
and
President
of
General
Dynamics Corp.,
and- Floyd B
Odium
President
of
Atlas Corp.
This will constitute the largest block of
Convair stock
in
the
hands of one holder.
01
Corp.,
an
^H^fders1 of
JS'et
SEC-
With
-Files
Magazine, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC
The corporation on March 17 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 200,000 shares of class A common
stock to be ofiered
at par ($1.50 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to
c.
Pating
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
corporation
has 1 contracted
to
acquire
from
Atlas
Onof its holdings of stock of Consolidated Vultee Aircrn??
This
Y.-
11
of notification with in
shares of partirit-.au,
$1).
(par
General Dynamics
'
'
stock
preference
Family Weekly
bondholders registered
York City, to
New
St.,
Cedar
140
2008.
Boom
1,815,352
common
on
pay
22,077,038
4,231,493
2,913,446
filed a letter of notification with the
class* A stock to be offered at par i$i
per share)
through Bonner & Bonner, Inc., New York: The net pro¬
ceeds are to be used for working capital.
•
is notifying holders of its
bonds, series A and B due May 1 1993 that
May 1, 1953, in addition to the fixed ip
forest then due on the series A bonds, contingent interest on the series
B bonds for the calendar year 1952, at the rate of $4 pei
$100 pi in
cioal amount of the bonds.
All of the above payments will be made at the company s offices.
the
will
• "
28,235,080
7,203,125
corporation on March 27
The
first mortgage
company
7,777,693
3^338,720
29,418,749
3,223,789
income—
1048.
p.
Family Digest, Inc., N.
SEC
trie
'
177,
March 19 filed a letter
above mentioned 79,806
on
the
covering
400,000
°
Division
railway
oper.
ry.
—V.
mortgage bonds
York,
(New
Net
n
„
28,446,029
7,559,687
railway
from
from
Net
of
corporation
SEC
From Jan. 1—
Gross
S^S*
35 69ft
■»
if
holders
to
half
^992 "anBholderY of" its Oswego and
Syracuse Division mortgage bonds due May 1, 1993 that
■Rill pay on May 1, 1953 in addition to the fixed inteiest then flu ,
contingent interest on the bonds for the calendar yeai 1952,
SuS-
113500
1
preference stock is entitled to cumulative At S"
of 30 cents Per fiscal year Davable nnartovi,,
a.!,,.."17*of 30 cents per fiscal vear payable quarterly Adding
declared for any fiscal year,,. shall be distributed?
partiCipating
Thg
RR.- -Earnings
Erie
Authorized
Payments
Interest
fund.-
in the sinking
ou^
Common st0ck
anris
dends
$80,728 on deposit
£
$1Q)_
(p>r
preference stock (par $1)_•—<, 1,000,000 shs. '
(par $1)
50,000 shs.
Partic
^
Net
Net
—V.
from
railway
from .railway
—
rv.
oper.
177,
p.
income
1153.
150,246
454.456
117,647
Volume-177;\ Number 5209
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.v;
J£Mler<€MM^«ta,»We,-Xg<-4topoBed.Merger—
National Cylinderr.Gas Co.-below.—V.
See
,
172,
231;
p.
.'.Institirttenat. Income. Fund,- Inc., (ff.- Y.)
' '
•
:
has
Commission
announced
«AprilI4,
on
.
entered^n; order' .suspending trading in the $1
sT'-V/V*',"
" ''
'
I'V'
■
fr0ly
NeHrom
o?83516.
*3
«st«re«
Rnhinsnn
W
Months Ended
Jan. 31—
y
C„hc )
fA
Graysen Kopinson Mores, lnc.
6
'<
.'.
gales'
•
W53
before-provision Ibr taxes-based
'
»1819 881,
comiwn"sharesZ~~_Z~Z::Z:~~:~~4;4 r:-fi77o!i949
of•
share___„__—
common
per
extraordinary
♦After
1
charges
of
adjustments.—'V.
credit
weir-end
495 642
"
Net
roiia/Qv
750,627
•
'Set frim VaiiwaT^
l95I
,
•Deficit!
v.-
177,
this
SEC
New
5,856,011
m
j
.
_
.
v,
.
.
been
notified
that
an
with
respect
to
has
agreement
amended
•
<
plan
V
™ Per Preferred share on each regular quarterly
^ (April 15, July 15, Oct. 15 and Jan. 15) which occurs
'effective date for the exchange of preferred shares
*i't22'511;
S' ^and (?} a cash Payment equal to the excess
'mi'S»Jf?ivwed „by
1
4
.
during
the
by such shareholder,
the:NASD,,0„^March goffered for .£ %£%%!
a new issue of 300,000 shares of combe in conformity
public subscnptiori
mon stock (par 1000 at $1 per share:"as
preferred
■
shares
with
procedures
in similar
and
principles
situations,
5
r
favored
that
the
development; and
satisfact-ion ofthe new board claim; and the for termination of the
the preferred of directors,
method of nominating
and
electing
GIVING
.
•
-
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
court's exclusive jurisdiction
BncTMusa
The
°;„
corporation
Montrose
.interest
,
will
..
acquire
County,
the
in
Colo.
Mr.
.
were
1 c
.
undivided
an
termination
Danvers
interest
the
retains
in
93
other
g^p ii
by
the
be
of
tons
ore.—V.
177, p.
February—
from railway
from
Net
ry.
that
939.
Net
ry.
—V.
177, p.
o
®
D
enforcement
of
support
plan embodying
a
Commission
the
has been transmitted
agreement
If such
effective only after the Commission
fair and
a
has
24,855
49,018
34,752
CAPITALIZATION
630,036
711,389
254,138
191,128
239,420
91,369
64,122
107,769
Court.—V
177
&
rb.
r„
Series D, 3Va %
111.—flies—
the
Phant
factory's
Division
Food
original
size,
is
construction
beginning
also
according
to
Lockwood.
Mr.
Common
an
on
will
This
the second time
1948.
factory is one of 26 factories operated by Interna-
(par
March
on
cents)
25
to
be
27
covering
offered
at
at-about
Texas
Syndicate,. TurUe Lake, N. D.Files
^
Rlvth
j
Fire
Casualty
&
300^000
covering
Shftres
carpittfl stock
of
«hare, without underwriting. The proceeds
«...
r«A-
to
to
are to
•
taxes
taxes
'
i,ii5,ooo
-
Named
per
share of
-♦Includes
second
March
amount
the
stock, series B,
V. 177, p. 833.
preferred
1953.
31,
in
~
__
of
$56,700
period
the
for
Feb.
„
„r.,v
-
_...
A letter of notification was -filed with the SEC
100 000
shares
of
stock
common
"The
net
proceeds
to go
are
SEC
(par
March
on
cents)
10
to
be
17
corporation
SEC
covering
at
$1
shares
Develonment
Gas
The
«EC
(SI
Fox
the
filed
letter
a
of. notification
of'common stock
Ino
(par
10
*0 drill
wells.
•;
-
-.
—
-
;
,
/,
.
The
SEO
(W
to
company
on
per
share),
■
23
fi,
.
:
-
-
.
nf
0
filed
shares'of
;
•
nnHf:^+inn
stock
to
be
„rUu
The proceeds
offered
"
are
to
be
"Jlf
"Sy
«y.
Net
=■
oDeratine
revenues
oneratine
•
exDenses"
17 473 M4
ry.
fr
rv
$6 404 405
nnprc'
oper.'income—^
1049
17,473,ob^
-
'
*'
2,316^204
36 286 499
W. L Lyons & Co..—
1.90
38,520,804
$5 987 274
$12 412 356
$11 710 475
2,217,279
4,521^863
4484^038
«•
,
,
~
.$949,679
766,915
.
*
,
priced at 100% and accrued interest.
Tbe
$1,871,501
1,595,865
_J_
' Net rev. 4r^.ry:topers,$103,078
$182,764;-'$278:884 ■. $275,636
ry.^per;4ncome-i-^ ; > 86,667 V:/; 64,815-' • 114,752 *
86,864
I77, pM258•'■-■"■v.
* *'7 ' ••
Net
.
COn-
debentures
are
convertible
into
.
common
stock
,
at
$50
a
share
before April l, 1958 and at higher prices thereafter.
issue has the benefit of an-annual sinking fund, commencing
in 1958, sufficient to retire a minimum of 50% of the debenture
pri0r to maturity. For the sinking fund the debentures will be redeem-
• on or
The
.
.
„
.
.
.
Registers With
proceeds—Net
proceeds.from the sale will be used to pay off
$4,000,000 of current bank debt incurred for working capital purposes,
^o^Dorate6*^?^^^'1"9 deVel°P~
ment of the business, and for other .corporate purposes,
•• BUSINESS—Corporation
is engaged in the exploration for ^nd
the production of crude oil and natural gas and distillate; the r'efin-
r
,
175, p. 1761.
ing of crude oil for-its derivative .products, especially asphalt;-, the
processing of natural gas for natural gasoline and liquified petroleum
gas; and the contract drilling business, although its primary aim is
.
Inc—Stock Split Voted
°F1U vuieu> riw..-*
inc*
on
March
Etc-r
31,
approved
splitting the
the
company's
As a result of this action the company will have 1 800 000
accumulation
FARNiNn^i
of
Tnt^i
oil
and
gas.
nn^ratinir
-
-
revenues
durine
fiscal
the
vear
ended
E^NWG^Totai operating Tevenues^uring thei fiscal year eilcUKi
June 30 1952 amounted to $26,662,214 while net income was $2,228,J60.
equal after preferred dividends to $1.8 a share on the common, stock
outstanding on June 30.
,
authorized
which 1,134,050 will be issued, and outstanding on
-
1953. -.The stock was traded on the New York Stock Exchange
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
.
..
.
.
_
4%
.
.
.
.,
:
$2,600,000
?9 439,267
.8371,710
lO.OOQ.OOO
8
-
$1.20 cumul. conv.'pfd. stock ($22.50
par valufe),
Common stock'($1 par value)...
$1,100,000 due on Aug. 25," 1955.
•*
; '
t
'. jDue in 15 annual instalments-commencing June 1,-1953, in amounts
from a maximum of $810,000 on'June 1,-1954, to the final one .of
through rights entitlingafter the split. toSuch action one subject to final
shareowners
purchase is new share for
shares held
\
.
•
•
_
;
t
^^k°VCRyatona^ifrir07,rT^53T?etinS °f the board .^9^® .^eld,4?. New
.
The board declared" a
V1953—2 Mos.—1952
$1,840,802
'1,561,918
4%%
vertible subordinated debentures due April 1, 1968, was
made April 2.by a group headed by. Lelmian.Brothers
<m<l Straus, Blosser & rMcDowell. The debentures
each eight
*
■
L90
Inc-
The board voted to proceed with previously announced plans to
offer 141,757 of the unissued shares of the new $1 par common stock
38 520804
jb,<sob,<iW
Period. End. Feb: 28— •.«:% 1953—Month—1952
1»«;
.the newly constituted Finance Committee of the Board. This .
Committee, which will direct the long-range financial planning of the ;
company, consists of Mr. Friedlander, F. J. Lunding, Chief Executive •
Q[f£er 'and Q L clementSi President.
:
;
$48 698 855 $50 231 279
18 586 132
ib,566,132
l.fo
«.—
Smart, Clowes <fe Oswald,
3-^5
,
hian of
1953—2 Mos—1952
*■
■ty. operating xevenues4";.>$Ml,601
«ty. operathig-'expensesi ^ < 738:523
inc.
P. L. Dupree & Co
Russtellr Long & Co.1.90
,
$24 573 406
v
2 90
Thf'Ser"/'Bond" Co" 8<##
4.9
■
—
3 05
GNeal? Alden Sl^incT
Wagner,
Reid and
secured notes
—
—- $2,600,000
5% secured notes—
9,439,267
certificates for new will be announced to stockholders at a later date.
Equipment notes
371,71b
J. M. Friedlander. Financial. Vice-President, has been elected Chair- .'
4/20^ conv. subordinated debentures— 10,000,000
used
1
-rr\ 8 C rrT*:
Co., inc.
3 85%
Co
Co
Kerr-McGee OiLIndustries, Inc.—Convertible Deben-
0
split basis with the opening of business April 1, 1953.
A11 outstanding certficates become.automatically doubled on that date
as
to their stated number of shares.
Procedures for exchanging old
r
1957—Month—1959
$23 877 489
operating expenses.
—-V. 177, p.
'
v
••
98
,
Bond
&
^ the'new
.
,
Feb
^•Illinois -Terminal RR.—-Earnings—
f
..
stockholders
April 1
par
"
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
Period End
jKTi»t fpv
'
„
common shares of
^
at
11,0
3.85
:
l>
Ooorihodv
tures Offered—Public Offering of $10,000,000
statement with the
176, p. 1674. r
SppnritiPs snd Kxrhsnfffi Commission
Jewei Aea
The
:
.
registration
Speuritv
ifi05
177> p- 1258>
common stock 2-for-l. By the same action the par value of the new
shares was fixed at $1 per share, without changing the stated capital
0f the company.
Previous shares were on a no-par basis.
^
letter( of notification with the
a
common
underwriting.
develop mine.
a
""
Beane—_
Aiiyn and
Inc.
FiIrc—.
.•
„
March
without
.
•'
Morph.
coverinrl00,000
filed
26
Syndicate of America,.Inc.
certificates.—V.
Tdahn
Prpston
a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
without underwriting.' The proceeds are to'be used
.
March
&!
Berwyn T. Moore &-Co.,
'
on March 30 filed a registration statement with
$400,000 of series B fully-paid certificates; and
963,000 single payment" certificates,? together with $30,000,000 series
10,- $110,000,000, series 15, and $250,000,000," series 20, face amount
to
Idaho,Titanium & Mining Co.', Weiser, Idaho—Files—
_
1
on
A"qnn"""
The Kentucky Company-
,holde'rs$0? Put:
No underwriting
The corporation
the SEC covering
with
cents)
underwriting.. The proceeds "
173, p. 2389.
corporation on March-20 filed
share),
held.
2,288,628 shSi
3,000,000 shs.
19 05^,
Tnr
m
4.0
Securities and Exchange Commission—
covering. 425,000
per,
;
f
company
'*aano uas wcvciopmeni, inc., l-resion, laano—i?lies—
-
shares for each share then
:
2,200,000
200,000 shs.
the
of
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.)
on
oar
covering 1,500,000 shares of common stock.—V.
Investors
offered at .50vcents per share, without
eire to be. used to enlarge pilot mill.—V.
V-
Idaho
1 3/ll
T
be
*
by
SEC
Sin
10,000,000
2,200,000
200,000 shs.
The corPoratl°n on Maich 30 filed a registration statement with
tb*
^"8. JOO.OOO ;shares of .caplta stock to be offered through . able at 100% of . the ;princlpai amount,, plus accrued interest. For
Hugh W. Long & Co., Inc.; Elizabeth,. N. J.—V. 172, p. 22Z1.
optional redemption purposes the debentures are redeemable at prices
.
wut,
. ranging
from 104% to 100%,
1
177, p. 940.
March.,18
on
300,000
°pfer shaiP
the
stock
KeSlsters wim securities ana ^xenange
covering
offered
Idaho Consolidated Mines, Inc., Seattle, .Wash.—Files—
The
of
Ppcititpr^ with
■■
■the
5Q
with
canital
its
of
Investors Management Fund, Inc., Elizabeth, N. J.—
"V
■
Orrin W. Fox and Richard L
to
two selling stockholders.—V;
The
to
™TarfJhr^gLToronto Canada
-'
$1a
statement
'
Hycon Manufacturing .Co.—iling With SEC
,
1953
sharps
Investment Co. of America—Registers With SEC—
cumulative
10,
2fl oon
rlsks as defined by the Insurance Code of the state of minois'
$a7o
the
on
registration
a
is involved.
Of the proceeds, $280,000 will be credited to "stated capital," and
$182,000 to "paid-in surplus" and will be used by the company in the
operation of its business as an insurer of all class 2 and class 3
$732'500
stock—$o.75
common
dividend
a
the rate
——'
?839 8°°
Illcd
roverinc
A-
c.
a.
standing capital stock of record at the close of business April 1, 1953,
1,705,000
—
company
9G
JJabce 26^ ™0^r™ubsJptio<n
■
$2,437,500
v
'
F^rldCZhd^dr"*"""r""""""""r^"TT""
•-
T?
^
$1,953,400
income
on
•
Mnrrh
Feb. 29,'52
income
011
Th.
per
Feb. 28, *53
'•1
V
,
Federal
before
pederai
$1
Reports Larger Earnings
Three Months Ended—
3»rofit
at
12,000,000
-
below
forth
percenetage
2?%* *««---
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
be used to drill wells.
r«
Hooker Electrochemical Co.
«
offered
be
outstanding
$24,000,000
10,000,000
3,500,000
$10)-—;———.—
(par
the
r
t
111—
Bloomington,
Co.,
stock
and
Fenner
'
#BEO
-
Outstanding
Autnorizea
due June 1, 1982—
^rUtL^ Verce°,
pia?t Food- Division to the 176, p. extending from Maine to
area 2531.
from Florida to Iowa.-V.
and
^rstate
and Exchange Commission
With Securities
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
are the names of the underunsubscribed shares of the stock
which each has severally agreed to purchase from the company:
writers
the plant has been enlarged since it was erected in
The Somerset
tionar
(estimated
filed with the SEC
stock
common
,
UNDERWRITERS—Set
be
the
of
shares
TO
-
Series E, due April 1, 1983——
Notes payable, 2lk%, due $275,000
"
semiannually to Nov. 1, 1956
PW. stock, 4%%, cumul. (par $1001 —.
addition to its factory at Somerset, Ky„ that will more than double
Tn
^nicago,
^o.,
EFFECT
-•
.
,
Series A, 3'/c,'due May 1, 1977
Series B, 3»/4%, due Jan. 1, 1979—.
series c, 2%%, due July l, i980—_
factory for the production of complete
a
$2.50 per share), without underwriting,
lor the account-of five selline stockholders.-V. 171, p. 1784.
A letter of notification was
30,000
market
x
.
„
564;050-.$lanl54food mixtures at Clarksville, Tenn., Maurice H. Lockwood, Vice'""157;924
President in charge of the corporation's Plant Food Division, an"""73,475
nounced on March 26. The new factory will be situated on a 32-acre
tract north of Clarksville.
Construction will begin immediately.
<
Tvra^.
„
lviacnine
1369.
p
GIVING
•
„
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—Expansion
687.909
„
is one of five companies which are constructing through a
subsidiary, a 625,000 kw. generating station near Joppa, 111., to supply
electric energy to the AEC project. Kentucky Utilities is also one of
ten utilities which will supply, through a subsidiary, the power requirements of the AEC's project near Portsmouth, Ohio.-
_
This corporation will build
4m.rl-
ties Co.
First mortgage bonds-
_
District
'
Principal items under the two-year program
kw. generating capacity and construction of 100-mile transmission
line from one of the company's generating stations to the Atomic
Energy Commission's project near Paducah, Ky. The Kentucky Utili-
the
52,021
-fxintncan
the years 1953 and 1954.
include the addition of 120,000 kilowatts to the utilitiy's present 244.290
after hearing, as
64,248
.
npr
- ...
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale of additional common and from
sale of $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds will be used to defray a
portion of $29,368,000 In construction expenditures contemplated for
<
provisions of the agreeB. A. Brickley, Trustee
it may become
1950
S
M
$29,381'^'$171
and
to
pieierrea aiviaenas, co «i,a
dividends
preferred
,»nnuai rate 01 $1 per snare.
to
$264,443
u
*
for 1952 totaled
-
plan is filed
approves it
,
after
eaual
-
DIVIDENDS-Divideads on the common stock are at the current
rntp nf d.i
■
indicated
enforcement order has been entered by
and an
"
• -
was
ftrirMlni
I
Step
1951
1257.
t>
n
Public
of
equitable
and
practicable.
Utilities of
the
for his consideration.
IHES,
The
ti
income
as
120,184
income
oper.
subscribed shares.
consideration of Step II and that Step I will be
promptly
being offered 208,057 additional shares
f.net
EARNINGS—Operating revenues
$4 476 582.
^ common share
4
\
approval
are
'H"liar.dh^ s"n wiU Pttrchasefrom the eomPany ®»y un-
investment
an
.
^
^
Offering to Common Stock-
—
for each 10 shares held. At the termination of the
as
may
be satisfactory
investment company program will
the
$353,117
railway____
railway—
from
*
.subscription period on April 13, 1953, an underwriting
group headed jointly by Blyth & Co., Inc. and J. J. B.
conditions
and
of
97,692
income___
Appeals on previously aisauowea
f
n
iw w'lSaf
sSSS?
share through subscription rights at the rate of one new
to
1952
$307,973
from
Net
The
terms
contemplates
as
it would
ment.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
as
assets
138,523
railway
oper.
the
1953
$355,286
Gross
Net
the
of
amendment.
Division
The
& Western RR.—Earnings—
°
Bay
-
by
agreement
consummated
of
Green
and
leturn
Details
'
0f ^e plan before
logical study in the area. The claims were purchased in July,
.1952, by the) Strategic Minerals Development Co.,
which has since
-carried
out
development program and resulted in
a
production of
-301.4
supplied
The
1951 and 1952, as a result of two years of intensive prospecting
j
trusteeship
"
,Of common stock (par $10) for purchase-at $18.50 per
with
for the continuation of IHES
such
upon
Commission.
the
to
Minerals-Exploration
Strategic
the
of
will provide
company
one-half
«
located
1'356'08*.
Kentucky Utilities Co.
.
the new management.
,
one-half
District,^ San Juan County, Utah,
properties.
claims
These
T
Building,
mining claims -located in Coy°te Mesa
and
rv,„
was incoroprated, in Delaware on Jan. 15,
office-is located at U. S. Bank
business
Junct10^,'
The
ir>
Mc.
«
principal
the remand
and
witn PtheeiIoldineU ComnanvP Act, ^the
tne Holding company
the
continuance of IHES as an investment company, the modification
of the Commission's order of liquidation dated July 21, 1942, and
a View t0
\.w
■
««7o
1953.
IHES and its assets
over
to^omnliance ^b^IHES
co'upuance by iHihb
•■■■^SS°i25ei ■•■''^2SSS1,Lg
5,000,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
•
stock (par 10 cents)
1'50^797
'
'
holders Underwritten—Holders of common, stock of rec-
surrendered'
setts for approval and enforcement of the provisions relating to the
CAPITALIZATION
;7T
V
*
L-wgCTggnj*!
SS*
^Danvers, President, ,hi$^one half interest im 93 claims• for $125,000,
^
•worWng xapital8
F
656'S69
''
*
,
Kellett Aircraft Corp.—^Sales and Earnings—
of any cash
heretofore
—
$3,586,183
r ^
is. proposed
it
4,364,118
4,621,563
The annual report of the corporation for the year 1952, shows sales
for Gatineau
be
to
1952
$7,950,301
■
^ wTa*
dividend date
on or before
10*9
»«.
$3,953,526
777'718
step i win also make provision for the method
by the'commission
speculation."
a
the
on
o
.1,953—2 Mos.
$8,575,089
ry. opera.. $1,939,917- $1,778,463
'
ms from-Gatineau between April is, 1953
period
same
!t ,0="
'
fr.
March 20
■'
"
4
4
.
"L L
,
of. the outst»ndine shares of the
*1,584 441
Great Western Uranium Corpi—Stock Offered—Israel?'
& Go., members of
;
rev.
groups
,
the
Rv —Earnings
Southern
entered
«
for
capital.—V.
for working
to <fea used
are
Period End. Feb. 28— • -1953—Month—1952
operating revenues.'- $4,183,316 $3,951,676
Ry. operating expenses. ... 2.243,399 {2,173,213
,
been
no cm OQA
-
proceeds
net
Kansas Citv
reorganization
an
IfSS&TiS'S?rtttfeUt
*555,650
•
M
The
644,173
,
>.
rues
letter of notification with the
,
1,280.443
•
; ;
^
Utah—Files—
Salt Lake Citv
Un
725
5,317,762
853,162
367,226
.
,
'
V' 1
Common
York.
p.
'
i
has
System
Mi
oo oAc OKQ
-
ion
*l'^994'-1'509* 4So
^ 3^92^ ?*886,085
1257.
^ / '9
P.
1,174,262
552,816
*nto ®nd si8ned by the lepresentatives of the committees and
..
4
-
^-
Net
7
245.632
177,
6,407,366
4
$ 'Sf
'
•
■
notification with the
letter of
a
The corPoratlon on March 25 filed a
SEC covering 1,068,480 shares of common stock- (par five cents), to
' ** offered at 20 cents per share through Hunter - Securities Corp.,
nfmtlnn Cc^emplates that an amended plan wU1
286.358
-
19 rh
;
filed
25
.
1153.
p.
-
»32
i*) Rift 111
v
■
*
luctheim Petroleum
$2 430 168
85,740
March
on
JUStneim reiroieum to., sail L.aK6 Gliy, Ulan
Participating on behalf of the preferred and class A shareholders of
1—
Tan
-from
_
The
,.
$455,000. •' tIncludes
.
opet. incpme___ ;
ry.
«PrAml
—V. 177,
*:
$1:06
'
' M953
Gross from railway____ , 6,326,299
Net irom railway—1,110,506
Net ry. oper. income..^1.
560,229
S5r
1153.
p.
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Tebruary—
1
^
iQ,n
alnW
'
-•.251,531
corporation
to be used for general'corporate purposes.-V. 177, p. 1258.,
■
.
*2 507 077
SrS*?"
SS'Ki
255>431
The
tJnVo^
vInternational Hydro-Electric System—Amended Plan'
JSot'So # ^ Reorganization May Be Filed—
"
V
'V
CNtt
>
$i.02
approximately
177,
.
*
±1 741
»R7sq?7
income"""*""""""
Earnings
'
'
'
-tm
income
Number
-
'
1952
'•
•
$54 080 731 *$47 696 41-fi
•
Earn'ngs
■
v
(&vSubs.)—Earnings—;
■
L
t3
,
T^vsnn
i
.
10,.,
;
SEC covering 9,000 shares of common stoclc- (par $1) to be offered at
approximately $32' per; Sharer without underwriting. The proceeds are v
with the
4 ^International Great Northern RR.—Earnings—
par value
\V"
-
-
on March 27 filed a registration statement
covering 1,200,000 shares • of capital stock.
«
y SEC
,i. ;
stock Of-Adolf >Gobel, Inc., listed on the American Stock Ex>
Pebriiarv__
change, for a 10-day (/period effective ar the opening of >the . trading
Gross
railwav 1
,
session on said Exchange,on April 2,1953.
.
f
;
railway
; The Commission had previously suspended trading in these seourK.,Npt I*II!
ties since March 13,41953; Sec also V. 177. p. 1368. v ,
,
Net ry" oper' income—
'
J
•
1
From Jan. 1—
common
Registers'11 Files With Securitiess and Exchange Commission—
—
With Securities and Exchange Commission-^ •
The company
and .Exchange
Securities
The
-
T
{Aodll) : UObelr Inc.—btock Suspension Continued—
that it
(1473)4 5
Payment will-be on June 20,^4953, to holders of record June 5, 1953,
and will also«be payable on the 141,757 additional shares to be offered
through rights'
- " •
" '
c
''
1
949 4951
$490,000
on
May
ths'
payment .of
1 -1967.
9% served
SSje,8^5?1^in ann^al,tastalme"tfi'jj?nSSi!,! *'ilS
f73-144
unsecured, notes, .$55,00#. of uwhich
payabl?'J^^J-J:
i'.®nd 1^18'^144 ih equalI TnonlchlyJlnsta^lJ"'jj niihiiuv^ivilments
. , §PuTCha#e money 0bllgati0ns -comprised of $275,000 of
cash dividend of 40 cents per share on the;
company's new common stock.; This initial dividend on , the ' split .
stock is the equivalent of 80 cents, .per share on- the old stock:which
had carried a 75 cent quarterly rate since the third quarter of 1950.'-
r1
111,975,000 shs. 1249,495.1 *fas
♦Payable at the rate of $50,000 per month, with a final
monthly-instalment*
r 4 O ; '
">
c 4bf, jthese shares, (a) 47,548 ^Te reserved for issuance upon
'" "Version of the preferred "stock 'at 4he current conversion
and $23,572 of non-interest4>earing motes due.in
:-th Dec, 25, 1954.
,
'.
, ...
6
The Commercial and Financial
(1474)
shares
2.2
of
February—
common
are
(arising
stock)
the
conversion of preferred; (bi_ ,200,000 sna.1®®upon conversion of the debentures at tne>
reserved
upon
issuance
for
conversion
thereof;
rate
out of
and
a
87,320
(ci
shares
reserve
are
Gross
issuance rates, against the outstanding
sale and purchase of stock.,
■
.
■) ■
present
of
from
Net
ry.
purchase
are
Brothers ——_$1,000,000
Straus,
Blosser
&
At will
and
Bache
& Co.—
Bacon.
Barth
J.
Bear,
Co
from
Net
&
ry.
Becker
M.'H.
William
'
Blair
35,000
Co.—500,000
&
Inc.
Co.
Bishop & Co..
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.
Blyth
500,000
50,000
•
Co.—
Bosworth,
Sullivan
Co., Inc.
&
50.000
—
M.
H.
Byllcsby
and
"(Inc. I
180,000
Republic
Co.
(Inc.)
Cohu
180,000
&
Co
Cromwell
30,000
;
Co,
&
30,000
>
—
Co._
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co._
Robertson
Dewar,
&
——-
&
50,000
Roe
50,000
G
Fewel
Deetjen
Co
Sachs
Co._
—
-180,000
&
Son
Hallgarten & Co.
P.
Si
Harper
Co.
Kill
&
30.000
Honnold
Werthelm
&
Co.,
White,
50,000
Co.—-
50,000
500,000
Co
\
of
in December,
$800,000
1951.-^V.
175,
Per. End. March 21—
Sates—
Net
■
ry.
—V.
the
the
>
of
board
directors
succeed
to
William
P.
Hemphill,
member
a
retired.—V.
of
174,
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
'*'■
February—
from railway—
Net from railway—
Net ry. oper. Income—
1953
1952
$5,661,063
1,341,851
$6,560,753
1.962,567
712t950
976,422
railway——
'
11,80T;371
13)407,544
railway——
2,858.664
income—
1,518,643
Gross
(From'Jan.
Qross
Net
1—
from
from
Net ry.
oper.
///■,"/ '
"Deficit.—'V. 177,
l
1258.
p.
3,928,903
2,012,634
'
1950
*
$5,651,212
$4,474,150
t476,381
A letter
the
at
-
of
shares
notification
5%:
of
market
"York, "who
filed
was
cumulative
(about
will
Goodman,
$6.50
382,951
*82,025
'Net
act'as
sales
with
2,266,482
before
registration
The
through
net
175,
proceeds
518,
p.
March
on
$10)
(par
24
Dreyfus
to
are
&
of
with
SEC
.1952
1951
$69,414,617
1950 '
2,322,323
1,843,056
3,511,817
at
the
1952
March
on
covering 96,160 shares
underwriting.
New
year-end
of
stock
The
18
filed
a
this
W.
Sales,
earnings
participating
be
to
proceeds
offered
are
to
at
be
of
Sales
-
.in
struction
filed
stock
common
one
to
and
per
develop
and
backlog
of
to
report
this
corporation
E. Gross,
stockholders.
•
in
and
increased to $438,122,000, up 85%
Despite
$-.55
«
»
pei
a
"all
hL
hLtti
from $237,230,000
10/<■
stock
i i3eiVsharoV«0r 1952 (on 2,512,159
(on 2,271,858
share
h
y
shares)
(*
;
ig*
•
t0
every
six
in
up^rom^'M 299°0on"
:
in 1951'
in
•
:
planes
built
^ubsidi,ar-V. reported sales
in
the
in
1951
whlch
177,
p!
1050,
1952>-
SEC
***000
In
«o $8,427,000 at
will
of
par),
company
by' 17
(with
an
This
on
received
was
to
sell
'
.7
selling
than
He
be
added
high
used "for
issued
McGraw
years," Mr,
fall
liabilities
February—
Gross
an
Company
while
working
7" v
of
basis
Strike said.
to .its
sisters-of
Goodyear Tire
&
record
'7
projects
corporation
shares
on
March
$200,000
of
of
common
25
5V2 %
stock
$4,433
dissolution
Feb.
on
•
Net
28,
Net
plant.—V.
The
166,
proceeds
p. 2560.
are
of
to
„■
and
that
Net
and
others.
y-Hy,V>..V'."v'}
offered
in
units
of
the
corporation
SEC
covering
for
Kidder,
Peabody
-
at-^eoO ' per unit, without
used to
enlarge the company's
sale
&
Co.
••■
f
;
31
shares
through
The
by
filed
of
an
public
Its
a
registration
common
underwriting
offering price
amendment.
stock sale
the
are
to
Under, a Feb. 2, 1953 agreement
principal stockholders of Louden, the
group
and
headed
oper.
177,
corporation
covering
on
March
$118,549.50
of
25 filed
letter of
notification
5%
junior
a
with The
10-year
subordinated deben- '
to be sold in various
denominations through Guardian
Securi¬
Corp., San Francisco, Calif. The net
proceeds are to be used
for 1
working capital.—V. 177,- p.- 1154.
.....
tures
ties
the
common
14
shares
order
an
and
the
au¬
Com¬
1369
and
1259.
p
-.>.77
pp.
'
1951
T
1950
$149,989
$166,430
39,121
v
"5,935
.'
58,587
"3,502
.
310,867
73,619
26,225
347,327
352,821
-
•47,660 =
v* "95-;
.
..
120,553
-131,498
48,272
68,595
Earnings—
1953
1952
1951
1950
$1,684,263
$1,739,282
$1,503,246
$1 ,236,089
347,052
381,461
250,216
148,843
140,972
91,311
31,809
35,289
3,631,471
'■892,308
279,546
3,418,629
2,557,489
778,331
250,243
income,—
*
•■:,
3,350,540
659,017
Income
266,378
1259.
p.
wholly-owned
a
941
p.
RR.
.77
railway——
from
railway
ry. oper. income.—
64,336
246,115
-Earnings—>
1953
1952
$203,978
$183,813
$166,474
60,018
52,184
16,450
46,027
36,119
13,577
11,745
349,672
18,666
lailway—..
railway
from
ry.
V.
oper.
"^430,120
407,686
118,681
116,068
115,592
79,407
42,422
42,534
42,637
25.895
434,321
income—
177, p. 1050.
Missouri Illinois itR.
February—
"7
7
?•;
Net
from
ry.
1953
;|
'
ry.
/
1951-
83,020
51,822
55,843
801,067
701.114
^
322,430
285,573
126,295
125,766
373,690
"v
income,
: >
/' "/
'
-
270;309
"166,673
147,211
'
■"'
-
131,708
!'
;
Missouri-Kansas-Texas JtE. —Earnings—
7
from
from
Net
Net
railway
railway.——^
oper. income—
ry.
Gross
Net
Net
—V.
1953
1952
$7,133,757
2,294,720
'
railway
from
railway,
ry. oper. income—
1154.
p.
Missouri Pacific
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
2,258,598
7 927,110
936,528
512,758
•495,811
13,187,649
11,087,056
Net
ry.
-"-V.
71,603,321
income—I
from
from
Net
4,050,365
3,620,693
2,609,637
1,288,286
965,031
railway
railway
income—.
oper.
177.
p. <1050.
38,680,355
■
-
:
SEC
at
38
1950,„
1951
$14,649,718
2,949,982
1,483.714
30.055,843
39,613,751
36,738,042
9,425,468
4,792,473
7,230,010
5,866,823
3,475,218
2,897,188
7,894,770
4,185,806
"
Monolithic Formed
Plastics,
Files With
Securities and
The
Inc.,
J.
N.
Plainfield,
Exchange Commission—.
corporation
covering
cents
be used
for
on
March4 27
3,375. shares
per
-share,
general
of
filed
a' letter
common
without
-;v7;
■■7.".-
1952
$.18,922,643 $19,469,399*$16,187,566
4,113,608
4,582,746
1,920,667
2,200,137
2,208,010
1,058,358
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1,328,087
1,415,443
13,685,706
3,805,523
1,551,798
13,975,938
1953
railway
oper.
1950
$7,041,747 '' $5,966,085 >$5,396,747
RR.—Earnings—
February—
Gross
7
1951,
;.T;,p
from
177,
,
936,988/ '■'"'816,482
FebruaryGross
1950
'$333,932
130,722
,
62,230
1050.
p.
(■
'■'$363,284
income,—
railway——
railway
oper.
177,
;>
156,935
From Jan. 1—
Gross from
Net
v'
$403,261
140,929
'
Net .from
'
1952
$443,332
railway.*
oper.
;
-Earnings
'
Gross'from railway
Net
1950
1951
$217,346
from
Net
loans.
between
Mercantile Acceptance
Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
177,
from
Net
—
lby
the registrant and
the
registrant has agreed to
purchase
$35 per share all shares of
Louden offered to
it.-'As of March 20
1953, 73,010 shares, representing
stock, had been so offered.
SEC
!
railway
railway.—^
oper.
ry.
'
underwriting
for
r'
•»
.77 :7'
>15,239
From Jan. 1—
,
be
commercial
'
stateme.nt with
stock,- $1 par, to be
applied to the purchase
outstanding common stock of The Louden
total cost of
Machinery Co., at a
approximately $2,600,000. The balance
of
the purchase
price will be provided
through the sale of $600,000 of
and from -$500,000 of
promissory notes
-short-term
of
13,077
325,775
Mississippi Central
the
one
Systems, Inc., Detroit, Mich.—
March
on
120.000
public
given
of
each
of-Gentilly;
$148,238
•
•>. 25,857
,
February—
10,-
Registers With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
offered
be
shares
for
1952
:•
A
From Jan. 1—
Handling
to
are
7;,:.-.T.'.■-.-
39,016
,
from
Gross
in¬
stock
be
general
;7<
railway
railway
income—, ,;
ry.
—V.
'
be
"*
•
From Jans-1—
the
;
to
for
V0V:;':•■»*"vWMX;'''
•
'-.Gross -from
railway__7_
; Net from railway,,
although national conTarge portion of the
Phelps-Dodge Corp.
$1)
8
475,000
1953.—Vit 177,
1953 : '•
$155,085
oper.
from
Gross
and
debenture" and : 25 ' shares
and
-V-'/.
.
share
'RR.—Earnings—-
February—
Gross
v
filed a letter of
notification with
debentures due April .1, 1978
(par
for
new
'Mmneapolis '& St.4Louis' Ry.
*
a
AT;;--',;.;,
^''I.-v
April
28
one
order
income—1
"Deficit.—V.
Maremont
construction project for the
Ky., the company has
engiunderway' for Aluminum Co. of
Rubber Co.,
oper.
ry.
Net
multi-million dollar
Commission at Paducah,
share
for
capital
V.vwVV*
April
of
and
7'7'-;
from
ry.
Net
other
and
"However,' new business
better than
they have been
are
the
giving interested ..(persons until
April 9,
hearing thereon. According to the
application.
consisted
entirely of cash in the amount of $203,161
From Jan. 1—
owner
shares,
construction
off.
the
a
Gross; from
Net from
1870.
1953,"
on
such
1369.
p.
before
liquidation
assets
its
Net
■
that
in
public
capital
or
40,000
world's
last.
cash
new
railway—Net.from railway.—
that
the company's back¬
neighborhood of $360,000,000.
Volume-wise,
again
considera¬
outstanding
unsubscribed
'••"/•d, .7:,
or
Midland Valley
■
announced
the
its
re¬
including
indebted¬
$1,901,238 shown
Gentilly Development Co.^Inc.,
subsidiary^:, have applied to the SEC for
the
has
request
7t
share¬
selling
4l|000 shares;
two
the
shares
consideration
$4,771,070,
oversubscription privilege).
Gentilly's
•;
Wolfson. and
E.
out-*
of
total
was
in
be
approxi¬
common
represent'ng a cancellation of
and $1,901,'238
representing, the
177,
"•
the
on
1953,- to
the
19,000 shares to newly
and*to -.selling stockWolfson, Board Chai'rman,
sell -20,000
will
own
of
corporation and
and
Howard
propose
the
shares
to be
shares
the'sale
wi'.l
2,964.495
or
stockholders
par)
non-utility
which
and
v
sold
there
After
thereof
held, together with
be
J;;
common
thorizing
on
largest construction companies.
the' company's
earnings this year will un¬
that
are to
be supplied
The net proceeds of the
of $24,709,000,
wUhSieSngrPo?rt$e,d37SoaJoS il
earnings of $-37,000, as
dlviShdesedto
to
of
terms
r
$243,000
of
the
177, p. 1369.
This
'
shares), compared
o
year-end-V.
sold by1 the
the
employees
proposes
one
will
the
Mechanical
1
with
($1
-
common
Thereupon,
outstanding
have been
purposes.—V.
(no
held
4
on
qfi wE l \
earnj118s,Pf $675,000 as compared with
carrvove/
mlvl? nl ' Si,8'5 had been almost free of taxes due to
reported,y expects "^captcit^
ope^aUons'^hf^ 1953^ $27'591'000' L« A* S'
compared
The
post-
increased 70%.
aPPr°ximately $2,000,000,000 at'the ciir-
S4.241.000.
with
nine
common.
purchasers
outstanding
cash
Merrill
of
additional
(subject to
The offering is not
underwritten.
shall
as
tV'
stock
498,51.3
being
sister
a
President,
now
better
for
underwriting.
f
Gr0ss reiJOrted- Deliveries
&
are
be
covering
000
tranRnnri
iA
498,067
statement
rate
of The -company,
$1,100,005
right to subscribe
$1,361,836
and
other
family
shares-are to
stated
addition
The
SEC
1951
military
Asher,
proceeds
McQuay, Ino., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files
With SEC--
:
with-
said
of
Middle South
Utilities, Inc.—Rights to Subscribe—
3,563,912
common .shares
highway and other
building will continue to
America,
the
rrSers TorS^M'S^nnr11 ln »eg0tiatlon. Mr. Gross said. Firm
1932
Thei hiHmtr?
;
°" Lockheed books at the end of
wmm^clM
$122-032'000 for 70 Super Constellation
SS backlog
airplanes,, representing about 7% of the total
$1 345 000
The
$4,925,768
$1,232,931
the underwriters
certain
Energy
i.' nee.ring and construction
3,016,-
reached
man-
To Dissolve Unit—
3,317.299
.>
of 'Merrill
then
1.964,495
in
the
Asher.
Asher for all of
(surrendered forhVlerrill stock).
Of the
of
.y;V'v/,;:;V.'Vv-rC
MONTHS
202,073
issued
shares
(10.63% ),
McGraw
Atomic
up 56%, from $5,793,000
dividend declared in
December, earnings
of
Tni«i
be
Wolfson
Volume
several
In
mine.
President,
the
books
received
coroprate
Portland,
—V.
share
cent
used
the
of
shares/ the
of
the
to
allotment).
New
$576,980
registration
a
to
are
Strike,
will
prospects
^ £S a (er ta^s increased to $9,058,000,
1951.
with
The
McGraw &3Co.-^-Has
Large Backlog—
Strike
dustrial
>1,692,533
with
shal'es
1,000,000
for each five shares
•and
Maremont,
the
S.
makes
volume
3,038,625
notification
hilhs ar.nual *552," Robert
during
the
in
31
at
$4,550;230
1,753,537
$526,640
198,134
covering .230,000
shares
of
doubtedly be
-
were
letter
shares
money borrowed,
shown on the books of
shares
1953—2 Mos—1952
■
income
log of business is
c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Sales, Etc., at New
High—
March
TWO
are
Clifford
1561.
corporation
-
redeemed
be
FIRST
38,000
be sold by
foundation created by him.—V.
173, p.
a
$500
,
AND
1,647,227
opers.
shares
(F. -HO
offered
$62,935,443 $58,200,473 $48,465,787
6,496,388
the
acquisition
operations.
April "14
121,322 additional shares -of common
stock
(par
$12.50) at $21 per share on the basis of
one
of
all
Net
1949
3,581,056
assets
ry.
.1953,
Mae
51,000
Mr.
4,710,323
O00 shares of common
out
will
1953—Month—1952
$2,173,867
$2,330,517
revenues.
expenses.
•remaining
Co.,
as
the
to
notes
of the
for
next,
27,
H.
members
—V.
The
issues
FEBRUARY
Little Queen Mines, Inc.,
Atlanta, Idaho—Files—
.
Both
the'new subsidiaries). Howard E.
owns-'90,000 shares
(18.75%J),
shares;
to Maurice
go
taxes—
p.
FOR
(191,000 shares to
covering
be
to
money
funds
company is offering to its common
stockholders of record
-March 27 the right to
subscribe'on Or before
proposes
to
sell- 30,000
shards,
Maremont, President, • >14,500 shares;, Jerome M.
!Comar,
Vice-President, 12,500 shares; and Milton A.
Wolfson, Senior
; Vice-President, 14,000 shares.
Four sisters of Comur
$20,109,666 and current
$8,993,125—a ratio of 2.2 to 1.
Working capital amounted
to $11,116,341 on Dec.
31, an increase of $1,653,213 over a year iago
171,
April
on
25
first
officials
who
1223
p.
$700,000
Merritti-Ohapman *'& vScott Corp.—Stock
Offered—'The
Batterson,
M.
Broadway, New York, N. Y., or at the Old Colony
Boston, Mass. The general mortgage bonds may
remaining 210,000
Arnold
liabilities
—V.
Sheldon
and
7.
p.
redemption
holders of
41,357
-
statement
175,
taxes-—-—-
Current
interest.
elected
1,231,326
1,020,162
stock.—V.
the SEC
share)
per
broker.
—
after
169,
1369.
p.
30,
•
(Thomas J.) Lipton, Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales at New
High
Profit
Macmillan
RR.—Calls Two Bond Issues—
holders
•
//' '!*- <■ %'-v'T
i
-12,268,0203'" 9,535,371-
•
of
general
including working capital,
exploration, drilling and Other
laws to
proceeds of
the
represented
'proceeds of convertible rioles which had been
issued for cash.
Cover-
Executive
preferred stock
Vice-President.—V.
Years Ended Dec. 31
Net
24
March
on
The
Liberty Fabrics of New York, Inc.—Files With SEC—
I.356
the
fr.
only 20,000
and
:
S.
called' for
100
corporation
The
'''/Ty'./ ■■'
The corporation on March 27 filed a
the SEC covering 25,000 shares of capital
•
SEC
.
911,509
,
'*
,
1951
..
(John H.) Lewis Fund, Inc., N. V.—Registers With SEC
,
the
representing outstanding stock by certain "Selling Sharehold¬
public offering price and underwriting terms' are to be
supplied by amendment.
Hallgarten & Co., Straps, Blosser & McDowell, and McCormick & Co. are named is the
principal underwriters.
The company is
engaged principally in the' manufacture and sale
of mufflers, exhaust and
tail pipes, and leaf
springs;for automobiles,
trucks, buses and trailers and torsion bars for
Army tanks.
It will
apply the net proceeds of the sale of the 20,000 shares
to working
capital.
According to the prospectus, the company
recently completed
the
purchase for $950,000 of the capital stock of four
companies
.which have become wholly-owned
subsidiaries, and in this connection
it has negotiated bank loans of
$1,000,000. .7
Boettler, Vice-President and Chairman of Loan Committee
Louis, has been elected
Alberta
Net
purposes
determine,
each
for
books
Milk St.,
oper.
177.
March
1953—11 Wks. —1952
1196.
p.
with
balance
St.
under
<
gas.
proceeds will be added to the
be used for such corporate
for
•shares
Automatic -Products, >Inc., (Chicago—Regis¬
ters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
1050.
Bank in
the
1,964,495
$1,131,590
Maremont
$82,093,871 $80,793,103 $242,884,416 $238,961,451
National
First
1951
natural
77■■•
Laclede-Cliristy Co.—New Director Elected—
Herbert F.
filed
paid at the National Bank of Commerce of Portland,
rev.
ers."
of
Ravmond
has
Co.,
45
and
The
1953—4 Wks.—1952
-
177, p.
ceived
(Calif.)—Files With SEC
Corp.
was
Period End. Feb. 28—
>
Net
2695.
p.
offering price of
thP
unaerwrlting
commission
purchase
may
33.73%'
mission
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Up—
—V.
1,433,653
F.
Jeffe, President, on April 2 announced that the com¬
on
April 1,
1953 the outstanding balance of its
4V/e convertible debentures clue Dec. 1, 1971, the principal amount
of which was
$300,000. This completed the redemption of the total
issue of these debentures which were initially issued In the principal
amount
to
go
Ry. operating
Ry. operating
redeemed
had
pany
3,134,381
672,595
ness
EARNINGS
')
KingsCounty Lighting Co.—Retires 4 Vi% Bonds—
General E.
be
20,000
1154.
p.
271,626
,282,325
mortgage and collateral bonds may also be paid
-at 'h" P'rst- Portland National
Bank, Portland, Maine, v
Sufficient moneys for the redemption of the above-mentioned series
A and B bonds have been
deposited with the trustee. All holdeis ana
■registered owners of said series A and B bonds may present their
•-'bonds, at one of the principal offices above
specified, for redemption
and payment at the full
redemption price at once.
180,000
&
Trust
also
—
Co
Weld
.605,483
5,189,323
selling stockholders.—V.
Maine;
35,000
Co
&
StatP;
public
The
May,
and
shareholders of Asher-at
for
According
.
'Woolfolk & Shober
20.000
Inc.-
&
26,677,259
10,321,315
plus accrued
York
to
additional
$7,039,000 outstanding general mortgage bonds, series A, 4V2
%> due
1, 1960 at 100% and accrued interest; and all of its $7,911,000 first
and collateral
bonds, series B, 4%, due Dec. 1,
1954
at
100,000
Co
&
Walston
and
177,
Sutro
180.000
100,000
&
in
oil
Mairh
a
standing
shares
Trust Co.,
30,000
Co.—
Richards
—V.
its
&
Meyer
36, 101,206
Petroleum
company
100,000
Boyce—
Prank,
Stern,
Co.———-
Stone
Hentz
H.
:
&
Bros.
issued
,573,955
37,599,663
notification
to
to
Merrill
•mortgage
50,000
500,000
Fox
—
"Hayden,
Stein
500,000
1950
1951
$1'6 379,439 $12,267,793
1,149,185
219,160
2 ,*621,144
443,740
,586,104 ? 1 052,695 V
2,743,969
income—
of
are
*101%
—
—-
Barney & Co.*._
William R. Staats &' Co.
50,000
&
_———
of
and
may
mately
Maine Central
Sills, Fairman & Harris,'
Inc.
1 qo
Dec.
Smith,
sell
on
which
the prospectus, the
company has or will
acquire, pur¬
statutory Plan of Amalgamation/ all of
the assets of
Oil Co.; Ltd., in exchange for
Asher
799,495 common shares of
1050.
p.
two
The
35,000
Southwest
Win.
'the
100,000
of
re
suant
of, capital stock (par $5) to be offered at $160 pei'
through Lester, Ryons '& Co., Los Angeles,'Calif. The net pro-
Veeds
30,000
Corp.
Co.
and
additional' properties,
Earnings-
5,308,353
income—
oper.
in# 400
30,000
30,000
50,000
20,000
100,000
Co.—
The
offering will be Used "in the "amount
outstanding bank leans and drilling rig
agement
$18,538,137 $19 ;324,147
railway
railway
letter
A
50,000
Michigan
RR.-
Nashville
1953
Macmillan
'
35,000
Securities
&
railway
railway
from
'share
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
"Pomeroy, Inc. _r—
Co.).
amendment.
organized
was
of
stock
company
J:
&
share.
per
for "develop
The "balance
by the company at Two Rector St., New York,
on April
21 for the purchase from it of
cumulative preferred "• stbek
(par $1001. See also -V.
from
rv.
100,000
Seligman, Lubetkin & Co.
of
ret
'j
oper.
,L*V. 177,
180,000
50,000
Schwabacher & Co—„
Chicago
Goldman,
Gross
Net
50,000
First
from
ry.
Net
30,000
Co.
■
First
.
Richter
Light Co.—Bids April-21—
(White, Weld
supplied by
cents
company
present
tion
_—
50
pan),
ooonnn
by*
Canadian'underwriters iWonri
the'United States
by United
Canada
and 400,000 in
be
to
be
The
n
From Jan. 1—
50,000
Company—-—
&
from
Net
50,000
Inc.
California
is
is to
(EST)
noon
shares'of
Net
20,000
35,000
Co.-—------
&
First
First
50.000
Co.
&
Company
Scherck,
30.000
100,000
Edwards & Sons.:-
Emanuel,
&
Russ
Noonan
Inc.
A
"
1050..
February—
60,000
,100,000
.
offered for tale in
be
stock
150,822
received
be
to
up
Gross
20,000
Dallas Rupe & Sons
Dixon Bretscher
*
177, p.
1953
According to
35,000
~~r
Company—
Pancoast
Dittmar
4 1,291,052
Louisville
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
Reinholdt & Gardner—
Irving J, Rice & Co. Inc.
100,000
&
86,627
"1,387,239
177, ,p. 1369..
180,000
—.
35,000
Weedon
Crowell,
"2,220,524
will
Y„
'60:000
.
Moroney, Beissner & Co.
Mullaney, Wells & Co..The Ohio Company
Pacific Northwest Co.—
Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
Co.
-
Central
-
'Bids
N.
20-000
——
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Marx & Co.—
Mason, Moran & Co.—
McCormick & Co._——
Revel Miller & Co
180,000
Inc.J—_
Co.,
&
Boettcher and
to
underwriters
6,990,589
"768,139
"918,233
8,392,508
6
Ltd., Calgary, Alta.,
Canada—Reg
Exchange Commission—-
1953, covering
arc
'100,000
& Co.
100,000
•
Rhoades
Loeb,
Carl. M,
30,000
Co.—
&
Co.
500,000
S
Vl"7,565;564
607,574
income—
railway—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
.
30,000
35,000
180,000
Kalman k Co., Inc.——
Lee Higginson Corp.—
Lester, Ryons & Co.—
Link, Gorman,
Peck &
100,000
Co.———:
100,000
.
,
_
T. H. Jones & Co
100,000
-
30,000
Co.
Johnston, Lemon
.-
20,000
—-
Stearns &
G.
A.
100,000
Whipple & Co.-
8,046,383
railway--—
from
Net
Monday, April
.
filed a registration statement with
the SEC
1,000.000 common-shares ($1
company
31
"665,599'
Gundy & Co., Ltd.)
Louisiana Power &
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Priedrichs & Co
1,000,000
—-—
Company—
The
37,062
"156,032
,n>90l,596
$180,000
Hdrnblower & Weeks—
:v
&
McDowell
205,872
"501,434
search
Lehman
Alien
3,331,024
From Jan. 1—
Gross
.
follows:
as
376,844
»357;948
income—'
.
isters With Securities and
'1950
'L ;
1951
$3,859,993 *$3,541,820
$4,102,611
railway-
oper.
Merrill Petroleums
'
1952
'
£
,
•
to
1953
;
railway-.*-
from
Net
stock options a
' ' ;Ji"
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
names
of
the
several
underwriters
and
the principal amounts of debentures which each severally has agreed,
at
agreement
Earnings— •>
Long Island RR.-
>
to honor scrip issuable
10'* stock dividend upon
stockholders
preferred
initial
and
preferred
of
share
each
for
stock
common
but minor, number vale reserved
indeterminate,
to
Chronicle.
stock
underwriting.
corporate purposes^
.
of
notification
(no
par)
"The
*"
to
be
proceeds
;
.r
with t
offer
are
•
<
■
[Volume 177
Number 5209...The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
February—
fGross from railway
National Container Corp.—Earnings Declined in 1952—
1353
1952
1951
1950
Year Ended Dec. 31—
$514,584
$724,822
$501,462
$33,228
Net
154,985
267,224
129,823
*116,826
Net
Federal
jjjet from railway—„_
|2Jet ry. oper. income—
*1,402
51,213
*55,162
*158,181
1,090,497
1,483,487
" 1,270,839
196,909
323,621
519,672
464,669
717
.74,936
63,735
*162,702
*280,427
From Jan. 1—
railway—
from
_
.
□Jet ry. oper. income—
♦Deficit.-—-V. 177, p. 1259.
company
March
on
26
the
produce
to
announced
that
it
will
v
income
enter
the
"Big
Six"
in
with
1955
Consolidated
Net
of
Net
The
directors
Montour
railway
railway
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
if
1,
1950
$205,466
$43,762
*5,326
4,944
*25,831
38,546
27,049
"14,984
421,657
434,893
^SEC
company
covering
570
36,709
*44,360
99,982
77,935
70.830
45,020
lie offered
xison
S.
ceeds
at
will
six
Brothers
be
&
used
of
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
with
five
(par
paid
quarterly
a share,
cents
previously,
and
Girdler Corp., Louisville,
merger will be effective June
the
on
payable
stock,
common
May
25
ordinarily
stockholders
to
of
proposed
be
plan
will
28,
industrial
is
for
formally
be
shares
share
one
voted
of
National
Girdler com¬
of
at
on
meeting
a
of
is
leading producer of
a
well
as
acetylene,
oxygen,
welding and cutting
as
equipment.
a
and chemical plants.—V.
gas,
Gas
Telegraph
&
Oil
&
in
used
.to
each
net
redeem
were
outstanding
Corp.
176,
1675.
p.
($100
par
share for
each
share)
per
and
$135,000
aggregate
credit
2594.
Co.—Stock
four
shares
the basis of
on
held.
The
one
American
agreement
proceeds
Offered—
the
will
bonds
new
Feb.
15-year
4y2%
sinking
fund
which' $1,349,000 in principal amount
(of
28,
1953)
interest
principal
with
sale of
the
from
outstanding
1962
accrued
at
Guaranty
of
Trust
103%
of principal
to pay off
outstanding under
redemption,
4%
of
of
cost
a
date
to
amount
notes
Co.
of
York,
New
and
for
proceeds
from
the
sale
which
company
Tele¬
of
toward
repayment
presently
are
advances
of
outstanding
in
TO
PRESENT
30-year 3 Vs %
debs.,
■40-year 2% %
Capital stock
debs.,
(par
due
April
due
May
15, 1986
2,000,000 shs.
company intends to sell only such number of shares
be subscribed for
through the exercise of subscription
as
It
Idaho
south
of
is
and
gas
office
is
in
the
located
production, purchase,
production and sale
at 36
North Second
to
pursuant
a
plan
of
integration
has
and
two
and
wholly
The
the
in
[,
domestic
Oil
&
in
sale
and
consumers
natural
of
New
Operating
Net
revenues
V.,'. ;XX',.;;
\X'
VX-
-
■
25,000 population.—V.
This corporation will
this month with four
V
444*872
on
177, p. 1259.
President,
shares.—V.
177,
.X
1197.
p.
.
railway
railway.-.
oper-. income
<
v
461,385
462,645
-
177,
_
sales
1953
gen.
-
Net
from
Net
ry.
expenses—
from
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
•"
operations———.
income
;
$384,432
;——
.
—
.
p.
income taxes
X
-
178,
p.
2166..
,
■
i.
*
$121,952
X,
in
of $6,290,246,
property which is equivalent to the entire amount of
its books on Dec. 31, 1°45. During this period 240,000
new
property
on
electric generating
new
facilities
completed,
were
including
to Hickling Station at East Corning which
placed in operation last summer.
Meanwhile, as part of the company's continuing expansion pro¬
gram,
construction is proceeding on the 100,000-kilowatt addition to
Greenidge Station at Dresden and on the first 135,000-kilowatt unit
of
the
projected
500,000-kilowatt
Ml.liken
Station,
15
miles
north
of
Ithaca.
In the last four years, more
has been raised through the
than $65,000,000 of cash for construction
sale of securities to investors. This and
required sale of $65,000,000 for the projected three-year construc¬
program will bring the total for the seven year period ending
1955
to
New
more
than
$130,000,000.—V.
177,
pp.
835
and
1051.
York, Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
February—
Gross
Net
from
ry.
1951
1950
$429,723
$455,498
$400,320
85.154
114,127
82,819
85%X
15,032
53,780
17,946
35,891
879,760
899,275
861.226
791,490
178,254
199,270
229,707
216,212
31,733
railway
railway
75,336
93,251
101,925
income—
oper.
5
1952
1953
from
$371,073
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income
oper.
*
—V.
177,
.-
Norfolk Southern
Ry.—Earnings—
February—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
$842,327
$642,891
248,292
183,801
87,135
13,896
75,982
64,147
19,054
1,741,354
1,741,933
1,409,097
205.838
1,937,751
464 629
397,252
257.173
30,647
139,136
117,065
82,233
income
'
railway
railway
Income
oper.
177,
p.
1950
$975.509
102,447
From Jan. 1—
from
1951
1952
1953
$851,210
railway—
railway.
oper.
ry.
•
1051.
p.
1051.
Norfolk & Western
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
from
railway
railway
from,
Net
ry., oper.
1950
1951
1952
,
$13,835;285 $17,440,573 $13,803,567
5,323,792
2,677,938
2,820,619
2,425,855
1,688,217
1,205,075
income
from
Gross
Net
ry.
$7,053,479
35,300,561
*657.353
*672,747
-Earnings-
1952
$934,778
273,043
118,866
109,478
*
2,066,123
319,464
received
corporation
covering
1,765,877
399,137
81,489
to
the
2,025,585
873,735
1,609,055
284,706
221,153
Net
573,547
at
Room
2033,
at
March 27 filed a letter
%
notification with Hie
shares of class A preferred dividend comr-"m
par ($1 per share), without underwriting. The
for expansion.
to be used
are
Two
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
'1952
1951
railway
$12,172,230 $13,202,374 $10,464,123
493.566
from railway..
1,843,295
1,414,694
*89,400
915,404
ry. oper. income.—
646,168
from
1950
$9,002,069
*592.817
*1,220,245
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
from
railway
railway——
income—-
Rector
25,455,691
25,520.298
3,199 213
1,482,320
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
Inc.—Bids for Bonds—
company
on
39,977
offered
be
February—
Gross
Net
by
1,663,842
812,309
1051.
p.
Northern Pacific
$777,932
363,602
50,740
927,495
be
3,959,946
Nordcap, Inc., Lakewood, Colo.—Files With SEC—
proceeds
221,467
income-.
1197.
will
18,906.965
7,860,793
4,674,151
1950
1951
$949,217
oper.
177,
30.077,043
10,439,906
29,236,380
6,365,726
2,968,875
oper.
The
SEC
476,482
railway
railway
railway
income
from
Net
♦Deficit.—V.
1,939.063
195,918
22,411,184
17,451,092
2,094,491
876,271
*3,363,824
v
*2,|047.001
1051.
177, p.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
The Midwest Stock Exchange
Co.—Rights—
1370.
RR.—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net rev.
J
Net ry
*
64,042.376
53,095,845
fr.
oper.
10,946,531
income—
4*740,274
1051 and 1197.
;
ry.
opers.
New York,, Chicago &
National Can Corp.—LiUis Elected Ghairnian-r-
-
1953—2 Mos.—1952
$
$
' 9,152,331
2,934,631
will
ratio of
$
65,826,531 131,267,447 137,184,570
56,674,200 110,388,556 118,817,42620,878,891
8,177,360
18,367,144
5,405,701
-
St. Louis RR.—Earnings-
1953—Month—1952
Period End. Feb. 28—
>
1953—2 Mos—1952
Ry. operating -revenues- $13*026,614r $13,510,457 $26,94-1,408 $26,753,857
Ryv operating expenses-- ' 8,696,936 ■ 9yQ76,822
18,415,669 18,429,294**
be
one
given the right to subscribe, to additional shares in tlio
share^for each. 10 shares then held, and the privilege
new
subject* to; allotment, .for such of the shares not sub¬
through exercise of rights. Any, shareholder whose holding
10 wilL receive a warrant entitling, him to subscribe
additional share. ; Rights will be traded on the Exchange, and
of; subscribing,
scribed
is
for
not divisible by
for one
warrants evidencing rights will exepire
See also V.
177, p. 1370.
,
..
Net rev
fr. ry.
opers.
ry. oper. income—
—V. 177, p. 1260. - -X *
$8,525,739 - $3,324,563
3,477,791* 3,544,031
--^X. ; vx >•.. X* X x
$4,331,678 ; $4,433,635
1,797,192
1,933,115
•'
•
at "2:30*
p.m.
(CST) May 5, 1953.
,
.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.—Stock Split—
x
30, 1953 voted in favor of an amend¬
incorporation reclassifying the present'y
consisting of 1,639,884 shares ; (par $15)
into 3,279,768 shares (par $7_50>,.
.
X
*
,
-•
1
The new* certificates will be: mailed on April 21, 1953 to the holders
of-the common stock of record at the close of business March 31, 1953.
ment
stockholders
to
the
authorized
on
March
certificate
common
of
stock
,
^
meeting. Joseph Bowes, President, stated that- if stock¬
the* reclassification, he would recommend that-the
the reclassified stock be 30 cents or at
the annual rate of $1.20 per share.:—V. 177, p. ,942.
Prior tcr the
'*
,
Net
from-this company
subject
The
XX
has received notice
to effective; registration of the additional shares under
the Securities Act of 1933, common stock holders of record April 16.
that,
$376,376
;
1952,
in
income
net
was
at par
175,299
*
$
**484,000
X
1951
ki'.owatts of
Net
XRy. operating revenuesRy. operating expenses-
84,829
188,000
$7,477,155
was
000,000
Subscriptions—
3
$945:205
Bonaid Ci Lillis has ■ been elected 'Chairman of the Board. Robert S.
ooiinsky, who became President of/ this corpora tion after his company,
Cans, inc., was. acquired by National Can. on Dec. 30, 1952, continues,
^CWef Executive Officer of the company.
'
■* -X' * *
* X 1
'
Mr. uilis isa
partner in the investment banking firm of Bear,
«tearns & Co.—V.
177, p. 530.
/'•
.
railway——
—V. 177, pp.
Net income—
—V.
.•
$1,014,075
income
New York Central
56,227
106,455
—
March
1953
$888,978
/V
service
gas
company's net income before dividends
1953
8,036,427
.
385,579
)
>
31,975;
1953
years,
v
♦
$416,407
Total.
Interest and other charges—:—_———.
Prov. for Federal & State
.
'
••
$7,310,984
.
construction
new
and
cn preferred and common
representing an increase of $1,186,909
according to the report.
Earnings for common stock were $2.38 a share on the 2,696,950
shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1952, which includes 300,000 shares sold
to investors in 1952. This compares with $2.18 a share on the 2,396,950
shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1951.
Construction expenditures for 1952 were $22,495,400. Since Jan.
1,
1946, the company's construction program has added more than $123,-
Street, New York 6, N. Y., up to noon (EST) on April 14 for the
-purchase from it of $6,000,000 first mortgage bonds due 1983-.—V. 177,
Earnings
1952 '
plans
the three
electric
for
the
over
preferred stock offered
($100 per share)
total of 14,017 shares were subscribed for.
record
New Orleans Public Service
644,794
r
Expansion
Reported;—
expenditures totaling $80,through 1955, to meet increasing
and the needs of the defense
effort, according to its annual report just released. The expenditures
will raise the total construction program for the ten post-war years
ending In 1955 to more than $200,000,000.
The three-year construction program will require the sale of about
$65,000,000 of new securities to the public, the report said.
corporation
Net ry.
'X
Profit
Other
•'
1,332,457
6,137,243"
470,262
—
—
*
4,995,654
r
941,092
*56,761
263,214
cumulative
4.60%
railway——^
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
623,388
291,345
$6,991,937
__———
& adm.
'
of
.•
share-for-share basis, a
in V. 177, p. 1050.
Bids
!
Cost of sales
Selling,
The
demands
Gross
1950
6,477,192 X 6,563,898
6,067,996)
1,847,411 • X 1,850,980 X 1,680,20ft
936,-300 ■'*
880,476
800,385
Nine Months Ended Jan. 31—
•
New Orleans & Northeastern RR.
$2,439,515
National Alfalfa. Dehydrating ^.Milling-Co.
Net
shares
stockholders of
February—
Gross from railway
'
1050.
p.
l
••'
x.
details
—V. 177, p.
from
railway—
railway
Net ry.
oper. * income—
—V.
Planned—Increased Earnings
stock
From Jan. 1—
from
.
Earl W.
.
$2,898,329
742,405
346,219
$3,254,861
959,634
$3,217,827
888,569
.
80,140
a
.
from
from
the
on
Earnings—
1951
1952
'
preferred
supplement its present line of television receivers
1953
,
February—
"■ "X
31
New England Power Co.—Stock
v
newly designed and engineered models,
176, p. 686.
March
on
.•
to
announced.—V.
February—
Net
31,301
railway
railway—
From Jan. 1—
corporation
t
Of
including 19 cities of
:-:v; X"' >7
fx'
'
areas,
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.-
Gross
*92,374
$0,91
share——
filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering 700,000 shares of capital stock.—V. 176, p. 1770.
See
Net 'xy.
1,175.919
173,385
$3,220,249
404,969
$0.69
.
National Investors Corp., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
The
Muntz TV, Inc., Chicago, 111.—New TV Models—
Gross
91,554
from
Net
v^X/xxXxv7
V/X
furnishing local service in 493 exchange
Wet
1,103,870
Net
Net
—V.
1951
$3,348,895
305,575
—
per common
♦Based
31, 1952 the company had 1,394,431 telephones in service
and its subsidiary, Malheur Home Telephone Co., operating in Malheur
County, Oregon, had 4,973 telephones in service. The company was
Muntz,
1,060,336
!
€3,530
ry. oper. Income—
*94,946
*Defloit.—V. 177, p. 1051.
income—
oper.
from
Net
EARNINGS
OF
1952
income
*Earnings
mainly
Dec.
over
*64,270
York
company.
On
*44,715
ry,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
STATEMENT
Calendar Year—
corporation, which owns of record and beneficially
(1,351,203 shares)
of the outstanding capital stock of the
a
*39,251
Net
Gross
COMPARATIVE
may
Incorporated under the laws of the State of Colorado in 1911.
The company is a subsidiary of American Telephone and Telegraph
86.41%
1950
$431,617
*40,347
*138,970
34,087
to
gas
the
Valvoline Oil Co.
engaged
1,601,619
$529,202
43,175
subsidiaries, The Newark
Gas
Co., Newark.
Con¬
owned
Fritz
distribution
was
Co..
$536,416
52,428
1941,
City of Newark, Ohio, and
in
Licking
and
Perry
Counties,
Ohio.
Fritz
is
engaged
in
the
production and sale of natural gas and In the production and sale
of crude oil in Muskingum County, Ohio.
Natural gas is sold to the
corporation and Pennsylvania grade crude
oil Is sold to Freedom-
.
v,
$5,305,573
1951
1952
1953
$532,056
railway
railways
Net
in Ohio on March 3,
recapitalized
Co:
engaged
commercial
in the business of furnishing
local and toll telephone service, in
Colorado, Montana; New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming,
the Salmon River, and in El Paso County, Texas.
company
$5,026,378
1,349,715
York, Ontario & Western Ry.- -Earnings—
from
from
444,872 shs.
450,000 shs.
is engaged in the
natural
principal
was
Gas
is
sumers
rights.
communication
services,
the States of. Arizona,
Its
corporation
Consumers
35,000,000
*1,954,657 shs.
35,000,000
$100)_
oil.
of
simplification.
The
$25,000,000
*The
value)
par
sale
corporation
and
Outstanding
1978 $25,000,000
1,
Gross
in
succeeding
to the business theretofore carried on by Gas Producing Co. of Ohio
and The Industrial Gas Co.
On Dec. 31, 1949, National Gas & Electric
Corp., a Delaware corporat'on, was merged into the corporation and
of
FINANCING
Authorized
in
crude
and
The corporation was organized
the
from
amount
the
$2,485,741
697,860
581,717
1051.
p.
New
$26,802,269
21,496,696
21,205,497
$2,350,630
opers.
10,573,849
February
Outstanding
$1,650,000
$1,650,000
Street, Newark, Ohio.
after
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
BUSINESS—The
($5
distrlbut'on
$47,350,000.
;
bonds, due Mar. 1, 1973
stock
BUSINESS—The corporation
new
deducting expenses, from the sale
capital
stock offered
would
approximate $39,027,000 if all
subscription rights should be exercised. The company intends to apply
parent
ry.
1953—2 Mos.—1952
10,420,443
Income
oper.
177,
tion
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
the
x.ie
EFFECT
1st mtge. 4%%
the
proceeds,
GIVING
Common
derwriting is involved.
PROCEEDS—The
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
RR.—Earnings—
& Hartford
1953—Month—1952
$12,771,073 $13,059,590 $26,231,875
revenues
Ry. operating expenses
the
CAPITALIZATION
phone & Telegraph Co., parent, has informed the com¬
pany that it intends to subscribe for the 337,800 shares
["which represent its proportion of the offering. No un¬
«f
operating
The
(Ohio)—Bonds
case.
the
1,
on
amount
Offered—The company is offering to its common stock¬
holders of record March 27 the right to subscribe on or
before April 29 for 390,931 additional shares of common
stock at
New York, New Haven
Net
$359,066
234,284
the 50,000-kilowatt addition
interest
debentures due April
p.
$376,523
210,354
62,332
accrued
PROCEEDS—The
Telephone
$182,894
119,966
$155,548
1051.
p.
000,000 during
1953.
gases,
Girdler Corp.
3V3
merger,
exchanged
working capital.
States
177,
the
The company has
called for redemption on May 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, 147,000 of its 15-year 3% debentures,
due May 1, 1958 at 100%
and accrued interest. Payment will be made
Mountain
—V.
ry.
—
The
bonds
will
be
subject to redemption at regular redemption
ranging from 104%
to 100%, and through tlie sinking and
improvement fund at prices ranging from 102.50%
to
100%, plus
Co*—Partial Redemption—
jat the First National Bank of Chicago, Chicago, 111.—V. 175,
from
income—
oper.
New York State Electric & Gas Co.—Large
the
would
May
on
$757,611
of
prices
to
wells.
new
Morrell &
30
The
the
dividend
made
to
& Co. and associates, on April 1 publicly
$1,650,000 of first mortgage 4%% bonds due
March 1,
1973, at 100% and accrued interest from
March 1, 1853.
X-./x,/
be
(John)
the
cents
25
with
stockholders,
proposed
other
of
rate
merger
was
consecutive
68th
raising the rate
G. H. Walker
the
cents)
ry.
stocks
Exchange Commission—
filed
expenses.
revenue
operations
Net
24.
National
share through A. P. Klbbe & Cq. and Harboth of Salt Lake City, Utah. The net pro¬
drill
for
the
declared
26
stock,
quarterly
10
terms
petroleum,
per
Co.,
to
26
shares
cents
March
1962
1953—2 Mos.
$706,236
381,088
347,170
1953—Month—1952
$378,494
167,769
195,600
$343,317
revenue.
oper.
N„t
offered
and
March
on
1,600,000
$2.01
139,224
(J. H.) Morgan Gas & Oil Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—
The
1,335,607
—.
major manufacturer of processing equipment
u.*ed
in
the chemical,
food, textile, and other industries, and also,
manufactures high frequency apparatus.
It also designs and builds
1050.
Files With Securities
$2,872,713
$2.04
_._
National Cylinder Gas Co.
The
41,469
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income—
;
^Deficit.—.V.
177,
p.
Net
3,899,000
1,358,133
by
common
The
mon.
392,939
from
April
Under
18,137
oper. income
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$203,662
2,909,000
$2,955,081
plan
a
June
on
Cylinder
43,600
ry.
Railway
Net
6,771,713
____
therefore
and
record
and
1951
1951
$33,400,012
5,864,081
share, after pfd. dividends
common
the
approved
1953
payable
stockholders
1952
$184,118
with
approved
RR.—Earnings—
1953
1952
taxes
on
the
on
also
>
February—
after
Ky.
1259.
p.
124,995
2,477,234
$36,067,241
—
——
profits taxes—
per common
compared
proceeds will be used in part to repay $12,000,000 of bank notes
(the proceeds of which were used for construction purposes), and tne
remainder of the proceeds will be used, together with funds derived
.from operations,
for the balance of the 1953 construction program.
fThe 1953 construction expenditures are estimated at $10,000,000 and
$17,000,000.—V. *177,
8,617,000
Increases Dividend Rate—Proposed Merger—
registration statement with the SEC
fund debentures due
1978,
to
be
a
sinking
oper.
2,752,482
$3.09
Railway
12,412,000
10, 1953.—V. 177, p. 414.
__
taxes
excess
income
Earnings
Net
at
before
Common shares outstanding—
^offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
1954
dividend paid March
sales
net
income
Income and
Co.—Registers With SEC—
April 2 filed
on
$18,000,000
_
Year Ended Dec. 31—
dividend
The company
stock—
4d0,00Q
$1.17
—
National Cylinder Gas Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Incr.—
increase in capacity projected
for 1957. This
is expected
to
represent
nearly 20%
of the total
polyethylene capacity in 1957 or 22% of the forecasted market for
&hat year. The site for the new manufacturing unit has not been an¬
nounced and depends on
studies underway for some time on raw
auaterial sources and ! the future markets for the plastic, he said.
-V. 177, p. 142.
Montana Power
stock
50%
a
479,900
2,752,650
(net)—
taxes
21,033,000
Ry.
Mueller, General Manager of Monsanto's Plastics Division
Springfield, Mass., said that initial annual capacity of the new
jolyethylene plant will be about 66 million pounds and will be in
early in
6,004,000
2,189,000
3,812,000
599,942
2,752,608
7
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Period End. Feb. 28
Robert K.
tor
profits
excess
j
taxes—^
New York
*
field
it
{covering
&
Federal
1951
$53,223,000 $70,823,000
—
before
*Before 1%
Monsanto the first
plastics for molding
and
■; ■■
{fabricating.
production
Income
Shares of $1.25 preferred stock outstanding—
*
Shares of common stock outstanding—______
Earned per com. share (after preferred divids.)
|©f manufacturing polyethylene plastics, making
company
1952
,
____
income after Federal taxes—..
Cash dividends paid on $1.25 preferred
Cash dividends paid on common stock
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Enters New Field—
This
sales
Net
[dross from railway
met
(1475)
holders,
initial
approved
quarterly dividend on
6
The Commercial and Financial
(1476)
kilowatts
Overland Oil, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Statement Effective
to
The
registration
covering 300,000 shares of
(par;10 cents), became effective March 24. See Vv 177,
stock:
common
statement
filed
Dec.
23,
The
offering
and
of
which
part,
associates
at
shares
of
made
was
$100
preferred
cumulative
$4.75
new
and
177, p.
\
«
t«
by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
accrued dividends, has been
March.24,
on
share
per
oversubscribed. See details in V.
continue
G.
service
the
on
and Alaska
within
overseas
routes
of
the
airline
Portland-Seattle
between
ry;
corporation
March
on
filed
20
■
,
of
with
notification
4 %
on
1950
Electric
$485,758
Special
<■188,074
<■151,745
<■353,971
income—
<■388,285
<■366,846
<■570,726,
"434,258
railway
railway-
1,356,491
U.
:■
<■291,520
income—
<■851,277
<■728,306
oper.:
that
including capital gains)
He
the
stated
future,
and
the
Mr.
based
all
to
letter
that
about
he
intense
the
was
it
single
completed
musical,
that
as
interest-in
under
and
Prepayments
the
pointed
out
that
of
the
by
Net
27,
(not
picture
projection,
has
*
be
without
being
for
Garters/
such-
pictures
Sisters
From
more
'Those
to*follow.
the
Seattle'
and
color
Committee
television
on
now
situation
Interstate
now
and
5
■
ing
color
demonstrated
black
this
tube
white
and
on
to
by the TV industry,
admiration for the
of
the
or
The
-'I
and
regardlfess of
the
economical
answer
what standards
of
for
by
for
Hydraulic
Rockford; III.,
B.
Taylor,
was
S
to
Division
made
known
President
of
President
of
the
amount
but
At
"We
are
this
time
Sundstrand
have
we
Mr.
tures
used
The
not
Taylor said. "Parker,"
hydraulic
accessories
for
materials
ations,
Mr.
and
in
Olson
production
oil
of
handling,
fanning."
had
of
burner
transaction-
from
and
he
road
"This
stock
and
for
them
&
Hicks.
a
machine
does
the
manufac¬
off-the-road
not
other
affect
uses
nor
oper¬
of
notification
71,522
production
with
our
policy
specialized
York,
east
of
by
42,507
shares
share
through
the
account
of
common
filed
stock
(par
Peters, Writer &
Morris Replm.—V.
of
with
th;e
73,241-shares
of
side
years
from
reimburse
&
sale
of
company's
to
Stanley &
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Gross
operating revenues
Net after
depreciation
March
on
be
offered
Inc.,
for
for
Co.
and
Net
dividends
after
Number
23
at
used
OF
(After
assets
by
two
&
already
1951
or
to
1950
&
$2.30
depreciation,
To
power
keep
pace
in
Central
additional
items
of
kilowatts
the
with
report
the
now-being
electric
facilities
during
construction included
year's
at
work
Sunbury plant,
end;
start
of
which
was
construction
bids
Co.
,
le:^,o)^noUficatio^wlth^ihe
proceeds
The
be
are-to
""
"
shcres
anuioo
of
o*
filed
letter of notification wit
with the SEC
stock""Qr $1)
(par *1 > t.n be offered at
to be offered
a
common
.......
net
proceeds, together with
4Vz %
of
Insurance
serial
Co., New York.
New York.
$1,500,000
to be
to,be
received
receivea
.
from
irom
the
uic
to
May h 1968 to Provident Mutual
Philadelphia, will be used for expansion pronrn-
of
Co.
due
notes
1
gram; retirement of $80,000 debt and for
The offering is tentatively planned for
working capital.
April 27,
of
reportedly
Raymond Concrete Pile Co.
Maxwell
M.
Upson,
.
announced
Uilliuunocva
Chairman
-New President-
of
the
the
Board
Directors,
of
Apvil
on
election of George F. Ferris as President of the company to. succeed, William v; MeMenimen, retired. Mr. McMenimen has
.been elected Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors
1,;
\'o
w
George P. Ferris has been a director
Vice-President and
Manager of the company since January, 1946.
V.
P- *12
General
Reading Co.—Earnings—
513,058
$1.14
•
February—
$10.83
Gross
from
1953
■
>
1952
;
4.50 to 1
5,251,957
$12.31
$11.67
/
-
from
Net
2.79 to 1
5,541,687
share
per
Net
iy,
railway—
oper; income..—
2,209,313
1950
1951
railway____ $10 439,761 $10,929,214
$9,494,414
$6,388,834
1,727,367
'
479,827
2,640,311;
1,162,812
1,298,162
793,584
344,295
railway—__
21,989.967
20,450,857
15,383,417
railway—
4,946,941
4,352,443
income—
2,480,116
22,739,705
5,305,361
2,587,205
1,858,587
974,478
From Jan. 1—
<
Gloss
from
.
were
submitted.
97.81;
Three
Salomon
are
fvom
ry.
—V.
oper.
177,
2,004,246
p.,-1198,
at
prior
net
to
proceeds
shareowners.
$28,400,000.,
fourth
than
unit
half
first
of
Major
125.000
completed
unit
The
SEC
at
nyt yet been
net
income
in
v.
the
of
First
be
it
issued,
1952
$4,955,432.
is
First
mortgage
A,
Series
the
of
at
132,500
nature
Series D,
,
(par
1.
1975
-
1,
*
and
the
principal
purchase from
amount
the
R.
W-
L.
F.
$26,385,679,
sells
including
&
Baxter, Williams
&
"
city
24
of
tO :be used: to
corporation
30,
1958
on
to
March
with
notification
of
stock
to be
proceeds are
operated* loud speaker
The
(no
pari
net
the
offerf»
to
units.
filed
letter
a
with
of, notification
the
capital stock to be offered at par (SI
Wykoff & Co,, Los Angeles, Calif.
The
purchase equipment.
of
17
filed
letter
a
convertible
5'/a%"
be,.offered at 90%
of
with
notification
the
debentures
subordinated
principal amount, without
to be used for working capital.
stock- (par
into,, class
B
common
"*
''
of
share.,.
1953—4 Wks.——
-1952
'
Rise—
1953—l2Wks.- -1952
-
of
the
thereof" which
are
■
purchasers
each
follows:.
as
Net
10,000,000
Net
purchaser
■
bonds
has
agreed
ry.
income
from
from
railway^
railway.
ry.
oper, income—
177, p. i371.
St.
to
—
Incorporated——___
operat'ng
revenues.
operating
expenses.
900.000
•.
_
Net
900,000
*
.
—
:
•
$
1,764.805
1951
$9,755,125
-.
$9,090,705
2.009,456
1,604,668
1950
$7,853,483
1,377,274
635,194
773,771
930,518
20,344,616
19,918,504
19,363,722
16.015 939
4,343,599
4,091,911
3,945,505
2,(546,407
1,973,442
1,796,257
1,864,430
1,209,980
732,517-
900.000,
.
Ry.—Earnings
1953—Month—1952
1UOZ
1953—2 Mos.—1952
,c9 = 0
$6.50,4,112
$6,076,721 $12,548,777
3,389,393
3,243,142
6,919,677
6,6 (2,47o
^
Ry.
Ry.
-
1,050.000
—>-
1952'
$9,567,919
Louis Southwestern
Period End. Feb. 28—
—
29,839,059
•
and
1.050.000
——j___
31,221,372
1953
railway—__
railway..
oper.
Net
—V.
$1,200,000
Schoellkopju Hutton &. Pomeroy, Inc
& Co.?
from
..
Co
10,384,749
10,384,749
.
Louis-San Francisco Ry
,—Earnings
Net
.
2,400,000 shs.
the
353,278,771
From Jan. 1—
98,500 shs.
50,000 shs.
of
g
110,900.378
1052.
from
Gross
50,000 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
p.
February—
Gross
6,000,000
1
177,
St;
$22,500,000
98,500 shs.
names
—V.
■'
sales—
$
120,260,819
10,940,041
sales——
Canadian
of
Outstanding
>
Corporation-
Co.
,
covering-* $236,454
Domestic
FINANCING
\
—
Weeden
are
Period End. Mar. 31—
electric
the
Fressprich & Co.—
Rothschild
March
shares
net proceeds are
The. debentures* are
convertible
on
the basis of a value of $7
per
10,000.000
/
company,
Securities
on
40,000
through Edgerton,
$5)
,
Equ'table
letter
a
underwriting,
sell battery
and
underwriting. The
much
203,500
$10»
UNDERWRITERS—The
filed
common
Rokeach & Sons, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—.,
due June
amortization
and
1983—
$100)—
•
(par
SEC
course
$12,000,000 in
timing of which
PRESENT
.___
series
stock
the
Although
Authorized
due March
cumiU.
(I.)
expenditure
revenues were
TO
series
4.65%-
in
.:
EFFECT
bonds—
33a%
23
of
$
GIVING
2H-i >, due July
stock,
repair
corporation
covei-ihg
share)
net .proceeds
that
generates, transmits,
southwestern Oklahoma,
,
4%
build,
shares
without
Safewa,y Stores Inc. (& Subs.)- —Sales
operating
B, 2%
due Feb. 1, 1978_*_
«Series C, 3'/8%, due
April 1, 1981—
Preferred
used
calls .for
'
Series
.
be
expected
i
;
per
The
will
which
company
CAPITALIZATION
to
March
on
13,895
share,
per
The
SEC
100.
sale
program,
earnings,
will
eastern, and
covering
Robot Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
prices ranging from
100% if redeemed after
to
determined..
BUSINESS—The
energy
Tulsa.
1954
and
retained
corporation
$5
used
Halsey,
and
Industries, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files-
*
redemption
1,
and
EARNINGS—The company/s
demands for electric
expenditures for new and-
the
from
97.567,
$15,800,000 during 1954.
will be financed
through depreciation
the program
have
general
March
construction
securities
3,707,775
were
came
Hutzler,
Special redemption price is
company's
and'
63,000
76,000
&
33/as
Rex
'
^
callable
provisions
and
63,000
to
for
Bros.
of
more,
1951
$11.32
ratio__
shares,
Inc.,
Common
the
on
*
Condenser Co., Camden, N. L—Files With SEC
27,000
Life
4,875.385
share
1380.
$
4,334,461
mailed
1952
common
without,underwriting.
company on March 31
The
Ivor
term
559,730
$14,400,000 during 1953
of
;
1950
growing
on
of
general corporate: purposes.
sale
$17,867,687 $16,757,745
_•
1,1982.
the
of
.
customers served, and
Chas. E. Oakes,
President,
Pennsylvania,
shares
share,
_
<»;
„
$1.24
per
PROCEEDS—The
31
etc.
constantly
Eastern
by
a
5,092,777
additional
63,000
annual
$600,000.
taxes
450 000
bonds
March
$2.50
$
4,345,761
the
Co.,
on_March^27 ^fU^ a,
3,375
per
:
$11 per share through Hemphill, Noyes.&
Co.
The
$9,256,944
3,707,775
1951
highs in kilowatt hour
sales; numbers
electric revenues
were
established last
year,
in
store
Streets.
announced
negotiated for
renting, agent, and
share.
103%, if redeemed
—
stated
used for
Corp., 97.409, Three for 3V2S
were ■ submitted
-by White, Weld
and Shields & Co.
(jointly), 99.484; Lehman
Brothers, 99.3099,
Blyth &. Co.-, Inc.,
Kickler, Peabody & Co. and Stone
& Webster
Securities Corp.
(jointly), C9.09.
\
-L
&
——
for
cents
covering
Avenue
was
excess-of
«.
,
Boston
made.
$9,955,491
4,334,461
$•
shares
corporation
covering
35
The
1952
asset-liability
other
Stuart
of
1952
reserve
in
48th
was
.
VI
>
Fifth
assets
176, p.
Six
plant' and
"Before
at
...
and
-
New
Brown
and
which
'
,/*
Net
—,
common
47th
structure,
rental
—
No.
The
SEC
Public Service Go. of
Oklahoma—Bonds Offered
A
group of underwriters headed
by Equitable Securities
Corp. on April'2 offered
publicly $6,000,000 of 3%% first*
mortgage bonds, series D, due March
1, 1983, at 98.605
and accrued
interest. The group won- award of
the bonds
on March 31
on a bid of
97.83.
PennsyK
399,475,098 382,776.245
369.114,199
equipment-- 351,828,110
326,880,298 316,416,274
—9,443.780
U. S.
7,871,197
Government
7,880,924
securities——
4,991.059
Current assets
12,946,657
9,966,067
————
37,092,073
Current' liabilities
43,066,177
39,882.001
26,232,562
Long-term
24,467,937
debt
21,790,143
171.600,000 173,400,000
Depreciation reserve
175-200,000
53,782,228
Earned surplus
50,446,035
45,738,144
14,735,569No, $4.50 pfd.
11,045,497
16.015,287
shares, $100 par
.1
527,000
No. $4.40 pfd.
527,000
527,000
shares, $100 par—
100,000
No, $4.60 pfd.
shares, $100 par
♦Property,
Cash
between
^depreciationJ
1371."
.-,v
^
f.
the
,r>.
f
n,,AAi.
vr
,.Pulpt Machine. Associates, InC»-»;D01l|ICI.il»rp#K,
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
-
total'in'the pastVthree
p,; 1260.
of
.»*
"i---"
Net
for
interest, etc.
'
♦Total
third
one
from
1198 and
per
EARNINGS
BALANCE SHEET
ITEMS AS OF DEC.
t
the
Cross
assets
value
covering
$1.30
Colo;,
expenditures
expenditures
dividends—— $10,637,123
common
shares—„__
4,345,761
per
common
share/-——
$2.45
dividends.
the; issuance of common
.....
1954. it.is
the issuance of bonds and
stock. The- balance of., the funds
provisiQns■. and other sources.-—
Vv « „V'.T
...'
>
$5,000,000/by.
.
1952*for- plant construction
in
177,
transaction,
worth
—V.
preferred
♦After preferred
of
income
per
current
Book
Denver,
be
of
•Earned
Avenue
aggregate
current
Net
$87,332,866 $84,681,597
$78,232,180
18,483,514
18,010,391
17,008,497
13,476,867
12,616,791
11,918.244
2,839,744
2,661,300
2,661,300
taxes___
income
Preferred
will
construction
STATEMENT
In
another
,
—
1952
and
Net
leased
leasing
after
Net
1371.
securities
treasury
COMPARATIVE
1
the
Light- principally
the
expended
"net* s'&ies-...
Net
$25,000,000 first mortgage
bonds, 3V2% series, due 1983.
proceeds
Power
has
the
through
an
Earnings
issue
Net
of
Profit
com¬
—
vania
been
Calendar Year
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.
Bonds Sold Pri¬
vately—Drexel & Co. and The
First Boston
Corp. have
placed directly with
institutional investors a new
of
s
16-story and penthouse structure at 589 Fifth Avenue,
of, twin air conditioned office buildings
being erected in
project on corner plots at the north and south ends of
Total
the SEC
p.
1
„
Christensen,
177,
""
.
one
long-term
Clark, owner
Subscriptions—
Morgan
$1)
.
'
mobile,
1260.
p.
261,448
.
Philippine Air Lines, which will utilize the newspace lor ticket and
for ucsei aim
sales offices, now
occupies quarters at 590 Fifth Avenue. -V.
" 174,-p. **""
1199.
taken
headed
177,
was
has
corporation
involves
Sundstrand'*.
our
1953 and 1954 are cqntempjated;
ana ^
obtained
'
■/
The
B.
Pennant Drilling
Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
letter
"
'
,
irr 1950, $4;669,000'bringing* the
$17,395,000.
Current
A
$3,935,000
U-shaped
equipment
the
company.
Officers
and
employees
1,719' shares, which left
none
to
be
V.
Mr:
Radio
-New
-
for additional
jor acjcjiti0nal
863.
p.
for
group
See
strength,
1952.—V,
This
■
$98,201,094 $94,483,017;
for the years
Philippine Air Lines, Inc.—Leases Space—>
hy¬
by
remaining
underwriting
to
i_—638,262
expenditures of $30,200,000
$10,200,000 will be spent
production facilities, $6,500,000 for transmission facilities
for;trans
'
and $13,500,000 for distribution and general facilities.
"00,000
"?••••. Filings are now before regulatory authorities' to cover part of the,
are now.
pajrt
financing of. this program through the -sale ill-April,:. 1953 of $6
sale in vApril,.
$6,000,000
Artn-. nnn■; „,at
additional first mortgage: bonds, series D.
An additional $1,000,000 will
obtained
through the 'issuance of common stock to be, followed
v
1952 Pepsi-Cola, bottlers built 17
new. Pepsi-Cola bottling, plants in
United States- Eighteen new
Pepsi-Cola bottling plants were opened
the United States in
the
Olson,
wholly for
special
5,376,097
623,8344
487,035
PROPOSED? FINANCING—Construction
31,
31,;^1951,'.,Mr.,.Steele
Pepsi-Cola's
on
outside
F.
mobile
and
Co.—Stock
subscribed
offered
the
:>-'vV'.
u
Plough* Inc.—Highlights of Year-
Telephone
stockholders
bought up
by the
Coggeshall
173,
'
"
out
that
working capital/for
195? totaled
all-time peak, and that casfrMrid)goyernment*;securtt1es
period, which; comprise •- ""•■^"^-substantial/portion of
an
$8,791,000 and
explained, "already
fuel
Peninsular
up
and
application
building
products, for
hydraulics."—V.
y
,
for the year,ended Dec.
-i-j
ended; Dec/
year
$26,817,3691to $29,001,-926.
sales,
-20
add,
Mr. Steele *said':
$35,002,415
the,
frontage in the
on
equipment
mon
to
totaled
for
improvement and for coolers, vending machines; bottles, cases and ■
automotive equipment. Expenditures for similar
purposes In. 1951 totaled
-
valves
977,576-
6,580,500
——
~
1952
to
156,625
1,046,040.
Total
—.
and
tube
3,978,163
156,625
l-i.//
liabilities*---;"-—.
525,340;
in.aid-of construction—278,968
Contributions
Mr. Steele explained that-in accordance withTEepsi-Colais* long-range
of acquiring the necessary equipment/.to/ihci;ease& distribution*
Tool
Co.,
statement by,..
was
69,081
21,000.000
4,203,158
*
current
9,850,000
5,000,000
interest
Other
In
Bruce
uinits, and enables us to proceed
diversification
and
concentration
product
The
this
hydraulic
in
Accrued
the
for
$3,880,362
of
taxes
provisions for United States and foreign
to-$7,834,126 for*, the ; 1952 iperiod asf against
sales
on
$30,216,383
pointed
years
a-joint
revealed.
aircraft
in
after
as
compared with .-$2,632-18.1for-, the", year
according to Alfred N.. Steele, President/ ' ' /' •
taxes
;
5,000,000
—
Accrued
program
2532.
p.
and
units
tools,"
net-income
'
1—
payable "on preferred. stockdeposits
u
ample
Chromatic,
ipar
payable
Customers'
,t
—9,850,000
stock—;
69,081
1
:
23,000,000
—
5.958,800
:——
" 2,597,478
preferred
$10
on
invested
Machine
In
31
Appliance,
acquiring all of the pumps and
formerly built by Sundstrand for
draulic
Premiums
>'
shares
deducting
commenting
the
98,500.
Common, stock
1952
amounted
profit
2,128,534.
$22,500,000 $22,500 000
10,000.000
1 A AAA aoa
10,000.000
10,000,000,; 10,000,000
—
series, 50,000 shares"———
raise
„
March
Parker
Machine.
involved was
series,
Accounts
/
1975
1978
...
develop¬
Sundstrand
cash,
4'ir'
and
situation,
of
on
1,
1,
receiv¬
press,
standards
this company of the JIC line of
hydraulic
tools formerly made and
in process of
machine
the
2%#,' due July
2%.^ ,'due Feb.
Earnings
*.
before
taxes
and
In
Purchase in its
entirety by
of
Income
Steele
Parker Appliance
Go.—Adds to Products—
ment
A,
B,
4.65%
1051/
reported
31,
31,. 1951,
$16,410,772,
represents the most practical,
the
color: television
Communications Commission.
The
television a magnificent
reality."—V. 176,
accessories
11,495,165
P-
continued.
broadcasting are-ultimately determined
Federal
makes color
26,678,912
company
Dec.
Gross
overwhelming reaction has
of the color, brightness of the
believe that the
Chromatic, tube
effective
—
income—
177,
1.806,950
180,223
mortgage bonds-
The
quality
and-fidelity of the reproduction.
to
reason
approved
railway
oper.
151,527,409:122,511,454
23,531,414 vy9,920,803' 15.218r231
.9,565,365 " '2,803,071
2,212,496
170,616,388
163,534,888
$4,192,890 for the previous year,
being investigated
Commerce, Mr.
industry and
—
Series C, 3 Vb 7c, due April l, 1981
Preferred stock, cumulative (par $1001=—
<
ended Dec.
year
ended
They are;
a
Danny.
Foreign
the,
income—
Pepsi-Gala Go.—Earnings Increased—
1952
both
—-—
496,666
2.141,753
$98,201,094 $94,483,017
Dividends
state
and
ohe
picture
*
by
ry.
|
\
proposed
-——r
Series
working
practical
industry,
have
those
been
from
view,
"We
—
railway—
"Deficit.—V.
without reservation. that we
have a three-colpr,
compatible color television
tube that receives both color
and
black and white oil
either the
presently approved standards oi
color
broadcasting (known as the 'C.B.S/ standards) or on the
stand¬
ards being
proposed by the television
direct
railway
oper.
income
to
527,410
1,935,264
2,328,903
121,466
1,739,488
—
—
—
__
charges
Series
$82,684,941v$6,7,591.251 $55,750,288
12,828,035
11,329,769
"3,091,270
3,650,191
5,528,007
4,551,355 >7,686,892
"2,788,096
$78,123,236
railway
from
Net
type of film. He stated that "Paramount will
stereoscopic 2-D a - beautiful Technicolor pic¬
three
ry.
Net
films
confined
——
4,000,000
2,246,267
5.534,045
1,014,127
LIABILITIES—
First
1950
1951
1952
1953
From Jan. 1-—
Gross
motion
been
would
which
from
from
Net
1951.
3-Dimensional
Paramount
system
a
declared;
can
1952
——
supplies———
i
$75,948,579-
1,967,955
.
——_
———-——
receivable
1951
$88,566,481
1260.;
P-
February—
Gross
in
with
'Red
regard
House
Balaban
March
for
optimistic
consideration
picture."
"I
same
enthusiastically
public
to
development
motion
'Sangaree,'
With
by
be
1952
securities
—
2,133,000
31'
Total
'
of
any
have
Kaye
the
on
the
on
types
limited
ture,
letter
approaches
Balaban's
soon
would
industry.
intensively
for
the
various
picture
a
in
deposits
332,500
'
-
2,474,790
DEC.
—
Government
S.
Deferred
177,
SHEET,
-i
Materials
.
.
232,500
—_—
BALANCE
Accounts
v
1,329,460 ' 1,019,584
"886,568'
"462,445"
"1,271,915
"902,467
1,482,342
<■410,713
"stock-
common
Cash,.
"620,442
Pennsylvania RR-- -Earnings-
estimated
on
$3,963,117
394,000
394,000
—_
utility property (net)—_—___—
deposit- I with-mortgage* trustee)——
Special
"Deficit.—V.
Paramount Pictures Corp. —
Earnings Maintained at
1951 Level—To
Produce 3-Dimensional Films—
President, in a letter to stockholders on
the operating profits of this
corporation for
preferred stocks
stock——-
ASSETS—
1951:
$565,145
,
1,195,289
$4,955,432
4.65 '/<_ preferred
1952
from
ry.
the
covering 3,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at
par ($100
share), without underwriting. The
proceeds are to be used to
—
develop golf course..
18,479*76q
85,251,202
Uaa.oas
—
on
$703,423
per
Barney Balaban,
—
Dividends
1953
from
"20,234,958
$6,150,721
Dividends
,
*
From Jan. 1—
Net
Net
letter
a
>■
.
$684,484
oper;
Gross
Paradise Golf Properties,
Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—
The
/>•:
railway-
from
Net
1951
$28,385,679 $23,730
96?
Z——-
deductions-——-
other
income
railway-—
from
Net
next
SEC
Net
Lines^Earnings
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore
Gross
:
operating, income——
.
1
177,.p. 1371
February-
points. The first of these airplanes will be placed in service
few days.—V.
177, p. 1051.
the
Net.
Interest.and
.'*>
Woodley, President, has announced the purchase of two addi¬
four-engine DC-4B aircraft to be placed into scheduled
1952
taxes—.
-
"
Dividends
tional Douglas
ACCOUNT
revenues
rmpratina expenses and
Operating expenses
1QRC
1956
INCOME
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Electric
195?
■
V.
1370.
Pacific Northern Airlines,
Inc.—Buys Equipment—
A.
COMPARAT1VE
additions
,
systems.
capacity now in progress at Sunbury and ^Martins* Creek:, Com¬
pletion of the fourth unit at Sunbury is scheduled" for 1953 and the
first
unit
at
Martins Creek
is
scheduled
for completion in
1954.
Substantial other work to bolster the company's electric supply system
throughout the service area will require an estimated $18,800,000.■ —
Preferred Stock Sold—
Corp.
200,000
»
(no
and substantial
plant;;
Creek
Martins
new-
■
network transmission and distribution
ing
Pacific Lighting
stock
the
the compauy's expansion program, in
the years
„,m rpnuire
will require an estimated •$ U7,VyvKvvyr Mr. Oakes said.an estimated $129,000,000,nam
ooneratOf this $21,000,000 is for the two major installations of new generat
To
through
46
p.
■
at
the utility's
...rhC
Monday, April 6, 1933
rev.
ir.
ry.
opers.
$3,114,719
Net-ry- oper. income*—
—1^. 177, p. 1052.
$2,833,579
$5,629,100
986.376
845,922
1.896,025
$5,492,783
1,634,113
177,
Volume
Number 5209... The Commercial
Savannah Electric
The
company
statement
with
The
stock
preferred
and
company's
the
$300,000
general
short-term
•
funds
requirements.—V.
construction
and
170,
bank,
applied
loans,
will
toward
be
added
financing
1953
793.
p.
"
;
$154,000
ing
.
Dec.
on
The
corporation
the SEC
March
on
26
covering 150,000-shares
filed
of
common'
Seaboard Surety Co.—To
7
stockholders
The
from
declare
State
p,2273.
Pay Stock Dividend^—
voted
hold, their
surplus,
quarterly
and
meeting
April
on
arrange,, for. transfer
to capital.—V.
177,
of
22
the
<
and
offered
will
necessary
$1
share "as
per
The
shares
net
proceeds
common-, stock
used
to
remainder
any
letter of no.tfication
A
be
to
filed
was
(par
100)
The
for
pay
for
expansion
of
the,
working capital.
the SEC
March
on
corporation,
The
;
shares,'
com¬
offered
SEC
covering
1968.: to; be.
Stein
used
of
6%
letter
a
contingent
interest
debentures
shares
500
enlarge
the
of,
common
.stock.
The
net
proceeds
due
Partial
plant.
company's
The
Southern Co.—Bids for Stock
The
from
suant
plus
Is
of
such
stock,
inviting sealed,
of
company
it
common
the
subscriptions
to
such
•* common
under
numbeiv (not
stock
of
written
the
share,
per
proposals
1,
for
the
shall
unissued
issuable
be
not
purchase
but
its authorized
as
1971.
of
~
u
account
capital.
Ward
of
the
outstanding $1,000,000
Inc.—New Director
partner of Kidder,
a
Co.—Progress—
2169.
P-
The
this
Beman,
a
time,
port
be
He
//The
reported
stocks,
of
seems
will
1953,
probable. Tri-Continental.'s re¬
show satisfactory results for
in stock prices resulting from
177,
the
of holdings.
Public, utility
largest group in the portfolio, were
industry were increased.
Oim,
group,
were reduced moderately.—V.
volatility
the,
second
the
up
holdings
the
are
investment
to, reduce,
make
and
,
the first quarter a number of changes
company's portfolio.
In general, these
during
that
in
which
favored
the, tobacco
in
portfolio
largest
1199.
p.
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Corp.—New Films—
~
spectacles will be re¬
leased by this corporation starting in October and continuing through
1954, it was revealed in a joint statement on April 1, by Spyros P.
Sk.ouras, President, Darryl F. Zanuck, Vice-President in charge of pro¬
Twenty
1303.' V-.
big
Cinemascope
multi-million-dollar
,
duction
;
and
A1
Lichtman-,
Director
Distribution.,
in October,
of
*
-•
November and
each monthv
! 1
Starting in January, 1954, one Cinemascope picture will' be released
every three, weeks thereafter, it was announced and every1 picture will
be filmed in both Cinemascope and Technicolor.—V. 176, p. 2067.
The
plans1 to sell
company
it
that
quarter
spite, of current weakness
intended
which
//Texas Electric Service Co.—Bids April 13—
if. any,,
this
Randolph.
Mr.
stated
first
in
made
were
for. redemption on May. 1,-1953, through
Sinking -fund, $900,000 of iVaVn debentures due Nov.
p.
the
for
were
redemption price, of 102.19 '/ and accrued bi¬
made .by. The Chase National Bank of the City of New
177,
in
at
risks
developments In Korea.
'
Payment >at the
York.—V.
change
the, period,
has?called
the
NO
Randolph
the Board and President, tola
continues to follow a policy of
approximately 80V ol investment
position is contemplated at the present
of
corporation
stock
common
'
1953.
Chairman
the
the proposed merger into
Co., Ltd. The shareholders
the proposal at a special meet¬
approved
3D
Administration
will vote on
7.
Randolph,
that
according to
Mr.
'
April
on
F.
maintaining
assets.
March
on
Capital
of
Administration
Francis
,?v';'*•"
of
shareholders
corporation
Capita)
shareholders
1,000. shares will
selling stockholder.
/7-
Corp.—Shareholders Approve Merger
Tri-Continental
the
and
company
other
The
W.
$7,000(000 of bonds and (100,000 shares
as
may be purchased
by 4he-~;
;bf a new preferred stock
jpar ;$100,1 on the auction block April 13,,{
company in connectibp^tii ,stabilizing activities prior to the acce. tr
arice of -a proposal. --Siich>.proposals, are to be
fieparete/bids for tlie offerings will be returnable, in New Yorki until
presented to the company,
11:30 a;m.-r (ESTe'thiat .date.,,1, J.. B.>'Thomas', President;, said the in-,
ats its office, Suite
2000-,' 20 Pine' Street, New York <•&;,.IV:YW, before
11:30 a.m.
(EST)- on April . 15,
formation-meeting
prospective bidders will be held April 6, also
1953.
'•?'; '
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•-i The
in.^ew York—V. 177,, p. :il98.
company has received SEC authorization to, Issue and sell the
'
"
pletion in August.—V. 176,
(Redemption—
will
tterest
offering to its common stockholders,
excess* of 10Q.4GY) of additional, shares of
in
the
by
weather has given the above company crews an
early start along the 718-mile, route, from Edmonton to Vancouver,
according to an announcement by Canadian Becjitel Ltd., agents lor
the owner-company. The
$92,000,000 project iS scheduled for com¬
pur¬
an
company,
reacquired
were
1
spring
ing to be held
Gas; Transmission^Co.:—Secondary Offering
company
.operation
April 15—
1,004,869, shares of
value-$5
par
;
for
working
account
2066.
p,
offered
for
the
share.
.per
to,
are,
offered
.
,
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
secondary, offering of 4,000 shares of common stock
(par $5)fwas made on March 26 by Blyth & Go., Inc.,
at $25.50,per. share, with a dealer's discount of 30 cents
notification .with- the
of
Miltimore,
Favorable
—A
,
into
to
vacancy
24/
offered;>at-par through; McGinnis & Col, New,. York,!! and
Boyce, Baltimore,. Md.
Each^. $1,000 debenture,-may be
Bi qs.
converted
be
$150,000
27-filed
be
will
used
for
178,
—v;
.
4,639
proceeds
be
Plymouth, N, C.—Files With SEC—
March
on.
D.
bankers
of notification with the SEC on March
covering 5,639 shares of capital stock (par $1), to be. offered at
$15 per-share by Hill Richards & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
Of these
at
*
presently
1953.
•
,
Peabody & Co., investment
of New York
City, has been elected a director to flu tne
created by the death of S. G. H. Turner.-—W. 176, p. 728.
Louis
6.94 cents on
return of
a
.
shares
In, March
of
balance
the
and
1969;
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co*
amounted ,to $6.01 in comparison with per-share
shares outstanding at the end of 1951.
6,558,355
on
the
of
through
1963
-
1970
1,
NOTE—At March. 26,< 1953 the company had
short term bank loans,.—-Vv 177, p. 1303,
tiled-a letter
company '
.Tennessee
Soil-Tone Corp.,
;
of
Telecomputing Corp., Burbank, Calif,—Files—
'
net
used
with
;
■24
speculation."
a
are
pany's facilities; and
,
of
$24,396-
from
year
Dec.
on
company
of
Studios, Inc. (N. Y.)—Stock Offered
Co., Inc., New York, on April 2 publicly
299,000
in
of
628..
p.
(Fletcher)
1VI. North
business,
was
Net earnings in 1952 represented
i
Smith
—E.
1952
the
1952
v
'
Insurance. Department,
stock, dividend
.a
from
funds
stocky—V.- 176,
with
of
directors .will
The
,
York
New
the
of
2
statement
31,
of $6.85
in
almost-84'/
business in
each dol¬
lar,, gross income.This .was ,,below
the 1951 return of
7.85 cents
primarily because of. substantial increases in operating costs with rela¬
tively fixed; revenues from sales and other services.
Consequently,
Sup's higher gross income for 1952 resulted from a new
record, in
sales volume end not from higher prices.
Work was reported well under way in the construction of, a new
multi-million dollar plant.for the manufacture of petrochemicals. Con¬
struction was begun also .on Sum's new Canadian refinery at Sarnia,
Ontario, scheduled for completion this fall.
Pipe line.ponstruqtion plans for 1953 include a new 200-mile products
line from the Sarnia refinery to Toronto, Ontario.
Estimated cost of
this linciis $5,000,000 and completion is anticipated in November, 1953.
—V. 176, p. 1568.''
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to
increase, the: capital
stock
$10, par; value stock to. 200,000 shares^ of $10
This action of the stockholders is subject to approval
value stock.
par
April
on
shares
100,000
registration
a
re-Invested
Sun
$36,000,000, (Or
volume of
earnings
U
y Scudder, Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund, Inc.—
-Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission-^-7
each
$158,000
1952
policy,
Sun's
.
,
line with its estab¬
the company's earnings.
greater than in any prior year.
Gross operating income for the year reached the all-time record high
for rthe company of $617;390,185, an increase of $41,049,986 ,over. 1951.
On the other hand,; the company finished the year with a net earning
of $43,013,0(j3which was ^$2,340,580 less than the previous year.
Earnings on each of 7,081,927 full shares of common stock outstand¬
In
lished
9
(1477)
Chronicle
stated.
the
.
group
a
to
Co.—Registers With. SEC
registration
a
a proposed public offering of 23,000 shares of cumulative
($100 par value). The offering will be underwritten
to be managed by. the First Boston Corp.
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proceeds from the sale,, after .retiring $700,000 of 5'/ cumulative
stock
preferred
i
1, filed
covering
SEC
by
& Power
April
on
and Financial
joint
December,
1
-
announced
statement
that,
Cinemascope picture will be released
one
«.
.
1,004,869
'
The
that
the
additional
Midwest
subject
shares-of
its
par cdrhrrum stock.
Exchange has received-notice from, this
Stock
effective .registration,
to
'7."
$5
of
additional
the
shares
under
Securities
Act of 1933, and approval of the Commission under the
Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, its common stockholders
record April 16,
1953< 0111 bb given the right to, subscribe, to addi¬
tional
shares
in addition, the ,privilege, of subscribing, subject, to ( allot- lJ
for such of the shares notTsubscribed for through the exercise,of
in
the .rati©
of
one
share
new
for
each
shares
17
rights.
the
Rights
rights
will
will
be
have
traded
life
a
the
on
of-about
Exchange.
Warrants
three, weeks.—V.
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evidencing
177,
quarter
trust
.
a
certificates.
The
1372.
this
'
1.
fr. '.ry.
rev.
Net. ry.
on
about,
equipment
April 22.
two-thirds
of j
'
'opefs.
1052..;
p.
35/«%
interest.
La
,
Payment
Salle St.,
that
sales
with
Textron
Mills,
including
of
loss
a
$953,-
Inc.
Indian
-
on
177,
to
Indian.
Head.
Mills,
Inc.
$134,000.
on
ton
was
called
for
fund
will
be
Chicago 90,
made
Redemption—
redemption
debentures
at
111.—V.
The
176,
interests
par
and
common
Standard and
in
in
certain
the
and
'iRROCEEDS—The net
the
on
April
Oil
accrued
v
,
■in
shares
of
175,
p.
"shares',;y(ill^ In, the first, instance, be added to the
o4^th6 .cpuipatij^.; to be available for .general corporate
;,.v
Equipment- Manufacturing
Sales and Earnings Lower— ;
undertake; ;such;
of
excess
It' is
the present
construction
$1,160,600.
if-
intention
the
would
cost
the
of
be
g
acquisition
Co.—
/ {
-
of'' these,
Sosnik
of
shares
Ebsnik,
&
31?
1953
for
an
company
th(e
t
Year
Net
Ended
sales
Dec,
■
;
/
.111
1951 V
1952
Earned per-share-—s,
assets
-
.
$1.50
years
and
ago
•ten1
were
Inc.,
originally
Winston Salem,
issued
N.
6,218,778
earnings from
1942-__.—_r.—7,802,559
Backlog of Standard Railway's unfilled orders
$15,000,000.—V. 176, p. 513.
on
hand
share.,
9,934,315
agreed
The
7,452,335
Dec.
31
A, branch
Atlanta.
Salem,
N.
The1 ihdfCaiOd
'
'
store,
dividend
each
to
the
in
the
and
60
•
cents
per
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
'
1953
railway__/_
$290,697
was
.stock
common
set
opposite, its
name
income.—'
'38(047;
opqr.
from
561,982
Net
from railway.
5,684
ry. oper. Income...
"113,062
"Deficit.—V. 175, p. 1093.
corporation
620,677
571,867
423.714
64,439
<>•"8,352
"18,635
"37,626
covering 3,000
offered at( par f($100
are
to
be
used
for
With SEC—
*
March ,27 .filed, a letter of notification with the
shades of 6'/ / cumulative preferred stock- to'.be
per
share)
working
,
without
underwriting.
p.. 614.
capital.—V. 17^,
proceeds
The
Sun. Oil
Co—Plans Large
f
company plana to spend approximately $130,000,000 in 1953 to
modernize; and expand its facilities and to search for new sourcea-of
oil, stockholders and employees were informed in the, company's Annual
This
poses
end
billion
dollars.
substantial
gram
came
•
••
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f
•*.
than the $111,600,000-,.spent for these pur¬
expenditures h) the company's postwar moderni¬
expansion program to the end of 1952 reached a half
1952.
zation
A
March 30.
on
is $18,400,000
in
more
Total
profits
required
backr into
the money
plowed
:
for this stepped-up pro¬
the business, the report
.
Lenham
Inc.—V. 176,
United; Minerals
Offered—
Corp.,
1166.
p.
1
;
City, Utah
Salt Lake
"
.
—
Units
'!
•
'•
150
This
150
publicly
5,850
150
The
5,850
150
the
5,850i
150
tal,' etc.
4,880
120
'
<
5,850
— <—<-
CoV,
&' Co.,
Inc,--
-
Homer/&'Mgson,. Inc.-.
StTmgfellbwJ__i—t:
-
,
—'
&
pq,/!:///-'—_T_
150
•
:
1
company's
by; Greenfield' &
unsubscribed
are
Idaho
to
and
units.
used
be
Nevada
Co.,
erect
Inc.,
who
will
"
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to
a
properties
for
plant,- develop
working capi¬
secured
approximately
sulphur
and
:
March,
1952,
this
company
100
of?its
100
determine
100
1952, the.CQmpany expended al^ of the $190,000, plus additional money.*
aggregating, $38,000,
which it received' from government contracts,
advances from smelting and treatment companies and further advances
from officers and directors.
^
The
money
so
invested has resulted in substantial completion of
is exploration work on three of its properties, viz: the Rip Van Winkle,
situated; in Elko County, Nevada; the Lucky Strike, situated in Lander
County,<Nevada; and the,Homestake, situated in Blaine County, Idaho.
In addition to the above named properties, the corporation acquired
In October,/ 1952,
sulphur interests and caused to be organized on
Feb. 9, 195!}, a subsidiary corporation, United Sulphur & Chemical Co.
Inc., a Nevada corporation to which the corporation transferred these
sulphur .interests, which are as follows:
(1) Elemental sulphur deposit near Soda Springs, Idaho,
This prop¬
erty is held under, a tep-year lease with a royalty of. 10'/ of the
Co.3,900
A." Evans
Co/ Inc.
3.900-
H.
C:
BroWn
Q
&
F.
Inc.sl
/
Casfeell-ic 0m,
Co,,
1.950
Corp.
ol
-
50
1,950
Becker//___!
tj_
Brewer
CAPITALIZATION
'
"Long
*
.
GIVING
EFFECT
"The;long
of
term
$429,000.
$205,000
PRESENT
debt .is
on
notes
each
represented
$2,000,000,
mature
year
23/4/
$203,000
from
1956
.
on
each
$3,929,000
through
interest
2V4V on
through
$830,000 in 1962;
from
1961;
.
21,761 shs.
$584,000 shs.
which, bear
$1,500,000
year
-
Outstanding;
50,000 shs.
800,000 shs.
by, notes
50
FINANCING
$3,929,000
2.90V
The
50
-
Authorized,
term, debt
(P.d. stock 3.65V cumul., (par $100)—
(Common stock (par value $5 pel' share),
«-1955;
1,950.
TO
50
50
1,950
'
:
s
1,950
;
Ke'nn'ey and Ayres, Inc.__i.
&
50
1.950
Norfolk^/.-
Patterson.
&
R-ouse,
:
!
underwritten
120
&
Willis,
V'
is
any
proceeds
4,880
Miller
V
offer
net
BUSINESS—In.
'
r
offering
Ahder.son'i'^r^Sti'UdwickS3,900
Clement
"
»
460
Branch
'
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•k
& .Co._dL_
Dickson. A;
.
part, of
from
the
5,850?*
at. rates
'
'
between
5,850
S.
Scott,
Scott
'•
.
Report released
facilities
$2,531,040,
150
Mason-Hagan,
4
•'
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This
.»
is
150
Galleher
./
s
Expenditures in 1953—Had
Record Volume of Business Last Year—
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pool
5,8501
Cabell
Brown. &
Investment
•
transmission
the
storage
.
—
Selling Stkhldr.
19,040-
DAvenport<:-&-;Co«..'/I--
i
...
"103,570
on
SEC
of
cost
the
and
5,850
Branch,
"64,681
Sun Electric Corp./vChicago, III..—Piles
The
Estimated
station
J^.C/ Wheat'
"27,000:.
Alex.
"17,976
87,223
*■
.
,
■'
Columbia Gas System,
Shares From
Kidder, Peabody &>.Co
y
$193,252
22.568
"12,686.
-
Net
ap¬
KircKofrr.ciR;Arnold Associates, Inc.__
$264,780,
39,205
-
of
operation
and
ham
The stockholders during the period from March 28 to April 18 are
being offered the right to subscribe for 250,000 shares of 5'/ cumulativ-i
convertible preferred
stock
(par
$1)
of
this company and 250,000
shares of common stock ipar 10 cents)
of United Sulphur & Chemical
Co.; Inc;, in units of 50 shares of each class of stock at $50 per unit.
R.
railway
construction
to
each
Company
1950
-From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
company
W. Va.
have
and
below:
-.vi
1951
$296,063
23,488V
authorizes
order,
this
operation of a pro¬
in Jackson County,
below,
named
underwriters, foi\..whom: Kidder, Peabody & Co. is acting as
representative, has severally agreed to purchase,, the number of shares
of
1952
rail ways.-/i-l
FPC
authorized
has
activation and
of ,the
Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings-
February-
Commission
storage pool near Ripley,
and the estimated cost of
activating and developing the storage pool is $1,885,800.
United Fuel
plans to obtain funds for the project from its parent company, The
'■
Stateiv Island
Power
pipeline facilities for the
new
stockholder
the. selling
underwriters
includes the accrued dividend to the
be made at the Manufacturers Trust
177, p. 1414.
,
which
Payment will
32.5 miles of 24-inch pipeline between United Fuel's Lancompressor station hi Putnam County, W. Va,, and the proposed
storage pool.
•
:
past
''
company
of
V
of Its $4.50 cumulative prcfor account of the sinking fund
May 4,
pep-share,
date.
;
r
~
shares
1,600
on
proximately
is
rate
posed
The
C.
substantially
^
sell
to
'annual
called
redemption
Federal
construct
.
'V
.
and
Winston
company has
United) FueJL Gas Co.—Plans Expansion—
.
period
UNDERWRITERS—The,
3,326,0.76
in
have" increased
of
sale
by
forthe
C.
Net", sales • reached a new high of $29,362,000 lor the
ended Jam 31, 1953 and earnings per share were $1.33
year,
the 1
for
Washington
located
is
the
for
America—Preferred Stock Sold
announced; on March 'ih that
its $4.50 cumulative preferred
of institutional (investors ^at(a
Goldman, Sachs & Co. assisted
in arranging the financing ;r 1
company
redemption
at Richmond, Va., has been,under the cop"the-Thalhimer family since it was lounded
does the largest volume of business of any^de-
operations
customer
a
offer
not-purchased
are
as
Co., 45 Beaver St., New York 15, N. Y.—V.
of
between
company'?
years.
.fiscal
16,153,093
Current,, liabilities _L——4,177,753
Working capital,
8,271,310
Property, plant and equipment___l_.__,__—5,370,220
store
Sosnlk-'Thalhimers,
/ 'The
$2.31
,
12,449,063
Accumulated
is
to
,atr.$105.86\\
of
BUSINESS—ThaUiimer
•tinuous-management
pai'tment
31—
————$22,910,570 $35,162,452
after taxes___'____^____f_„_£___
2,081,474V 3,203,507
income
Current
and
Terred stock for
'
.Net
are
selling
Partial Redemption-^The
materially
aggregate
for
each former
no-par
share of capital stock
shares of $5 par). The record date, and sub¬
to be supplied by amendment.
P. W. Brooks & Co.
named" as
the
underwriter.
The underwriter also
^Privately*—This company
.it has sold 30,00ft shares of
stock (no par) to a "group
price of $103.50 per share*-
-W"'-; y
'•
their/book, valpe, at Jam
All
$491,036.83. "
-
.
Railway
of (1954;-
'-24,396.'of,-the shares .'.above goffered, were repurchased by the company
seven
stockholders in March,
1953;> pursuant to an
agreement
-
-
middle
wiUa them,^ at
1866.
;■
Standard
from
company,
sha.re
1953,
United, Biscuit Co, of
•
.
filed
for
chased by the underwriter.
•
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Net proceeds of, the stock sale are intended to be . added to working
"capital to provide for handling /'the anticipated
increased volume
of f,business: which
the management expects to result from its recent
expansion program."—V." 177, p. 1199.,
•
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from
$10
preferred of. Oh o underlying said
are
offered to eligible employees of
companies.—V.
•
by. the
of/the;
the
not. to
(Ohio)
of
Plan
stockholder.
to. be^.received
shares
the company. 33,000 of the above
to the public such of the 100,0Q0
stockholders or such customer.
The
underwriting commission' is to be 75c for each share subscribed by
stockholders or such customer,
and $1.50 for. all. other shares pur¬
an
.
before
Co.
;
)
the .sale
general /iunds
lu.oceeds
,.....
1, 1953Hcover:ng:
with; 45,000
,
;
j
,
are
a
a registration, statement with the
par.
The company
subscription by Its stockholders on
each, ten shares held on the record, date
50,000
into 'two
"
-
The Standard
plan -together
subsidiary
-
.*
and;2,500. shares by
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Rope
one
26,
New* York
of
Peabody & Co.
being, sold by the corpora¬
purpose's,' t including working.; capital. and expenditures for additions
,V and
improvements; to its.; facilities. -The principal capital addition
Co:/50 South
being :cpnsidered -bjv the-company is the extension of the main store
v
v. V
building; but the company does not believe that it could be completed
Trust
•
the: total, 99,000 sharets
of
March;
changed
shares,
share, by
per
to, offer
scription price
'
stock (par $5) priced at $11
•underwriting group..headed by Kidder,
$247,000
and
(Ohio)—Registers With SEC—
9,000 .shares
Interests
.
next,
100'/
at
Northern
1474.
p.
t filed a .registration statement with,,the SEC;
$2,700,000 of
May ,.1,
on
due-1972
>
corporation on March 30
contemplates
.
tion
;
Wire
covering 100,000 shares of its capital stock, $5
basis
the
and
installment
an
1303.
p.
The
-
proposes
years ,at-a
price -whichj jf
payment
show Textron an ultimate profit of over $2,000,000.
profit - will. beV included in-" first quarter results."
common
Of
1094,
p,
59(926,190
28,957,521;, 60,773,395
$10,118,666. $17,135,027 $18,300,234
1,711,608
2,531,871
3,253,845
4,178,834
opers.
income—
oper.
177,
SEC
Head
inventories
certain
sold
the
for
of
sales
Thalhimer^Brothers, Inc.—Stock Offered—First-pub¬
offering of common stock; of this corporation was
made on April 1 with-the marketing of 101,500 sharps
of
-/V.
v."
Sohlo, Employees -Investment Plan
interests.
7
sales,
lic
$7,087,258,' $5,591,463 $14,812,872' $11,084,699
3.356,203
; 2,283,705
' 6,541,489''
4,406,255
>
Standard Oil Co.
„
"On.Feb,
this
portion; of
—V.
1953^-2 Mos.—1952
,'s
sinking
ry
Union
basis:> payable,s over^ fi-ve
No
i
1953 —Month—1952
•
has
company
its
Net
fr.
rev.
/shares
Southern Union Gas Co.—Partial
The
$22,177,000,
were
added:
other, assets
schedule is met, will
,
of
$2,831,000,
Little
and
sales
an
announced
1
Last; year, first, quarter
fixed
$15,011,935 for. equipment,which, is- to
locomotives
and
546
freights cars.-—V-.; 177.
income.—
oper.
177,
open.bids
cover
of
Mr.
;
,
of
revenues.'$21,304,307 $21,388,387 $44,757,615 $43,514,976
expenses. ' 14,217,049
15,796,919,
29,944,743 '32^430,277
operating
—v.
to
will
.
7,1953.
sales
the/Interstate
Ry.—Earnings—
operating
Net
plans
sale
to
appiy
$10,000,000
.$8,550,411
Net
.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry.
Ry.
will
sell
of
cost
diesel-electric
■"-• '
;
Southern
-
company
from
aggregate
include< 48
p.
The
proceeds.,
estimated
it
April
on
approximately $17,000,000, including
operations, transferred to Indian Head
were
the
from
Feb.
Southern Pacific Co.—To Offer Equipments—
to
.29,507,042
ry.
<•
Incorporated—Sales Decline—
RoyaL Little,President,
first
p. > 1372.
000
The
company, has announced that
Commerce Commission for permission
revenues-
expenses.
—V.
Textron
1953—Month—1952
1953—2 Mos.—1952$38,057,453 $39,076,187 $77,908,422 $78,226,424
operating
Ry., operating
then
and,
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb, 28—
Ry.
Tiie corporation on March'24 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 250,000 sltgres of capital stock (par 10. cents) to be
-offered •--'at $1
per share through' Walter ■ Aronheim, of Houston,
Tex.
.The net? proceeds, aig': t5 be used to drill-wells.—V. 176, p.* 1967.
'
s
7.
held
ment,
Oil Co., Inc., Houston, Tex.—Files—
Texas Wessfcern
j--
Public
of
.
.
Union Pacific
'»■
.
company
and
1953
$190,000
from
the
public.
operations,
the
namely,
nature
•
and
It
was
thus able to begin the
exploration,
extent
of
of
the
its
ores
properties
thereon.
(Continued on page 47)
first
in
phase
order
to
Since; March,
.
Same of Company
DIVIDENDS
Water Power (quar.)
Hardart Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Home
(Joseph) Co
—
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—
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
nounced during the
payment date.
"
Name of Company
~
Aberdeen
Fund
Mfg. Co.
—;
—7
(quar.)
& Logan Electric Ry
Alliance
Altoona
;
(lc
'
American
American
Fidelity Co.
■
V-
?
Casualty (Orlando, Fla.)— ' •
"
;
,
~
^
.'
5%
preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.25
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
J15c
Argus Corp., Ltd., common.
——
JJ5C
4V2%
convertible preference lquar.)____^t$1.12V2
Aro Equipment Corp.
(quar.)—
—
,
20c
vvtro
*,
>'
IOC
Ltd.
Corp.,
Mfg.
dividend).
(stock
Co.
Baker-Raulang
Corp. (quar.)—
Fire Insurance
Bay.tate
(quar.) —————
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.——
Brantford Roofing Co., Ltd., class B_^_-—
'
Co.
Electric
Birtman
*
(quar.).!—:
British Columbia Telephone—
6%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Buchanan Steel Products Corp.
Class
•
2"3}
22c
'•
15c
1'
7%
Telephone,
&
Water
California
Oil
(quar.)______
Ltd.
Cos.,
B
class
Administration,
Capital
Paper
Gas
Columbia
Terminals Co.,
Monthly
-———
Monthly
—
Ltd.,
G.l,
(C.
6%
income
investment
From
Consolidated
3-20
4-10
3-31
Class
A
(quar.)
4-15
5-1
3-26
$2.50
4.80%
Montana
4-10
4-10
N.
5- 6
4-22
4-20
4- 2
3-27
5- 7
6- 4
5- 1
4-15
5-15
4-15
National
4-10
National
Bond
4-15
4- 6
4- 6
4-15
4- 5
3-25
3-25
3-31
National
5- 1
Consolidated
Consolidated
Continental
(extra).——i
Goods Co.
Dry
Laundries
"
5-30
4-10
(quar.).....
Corp.
Steel Industries—
5% preferred
(quar.)
Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co. (N: Y.I—
Quarterly
Cottrell (C. B.) & Sons, common
(quar.)
6%
De
Co.
Phipps
Power
Mfg.
Voting
Class
A
debenture
&
Detroit
Discount
Shares,
5-18
4-14
$2
6- 3
5-18
4-15.
4-
4-25
4-10
Co.—
5c
4-14
4-
7
Class
$2
4-22
4-
8
Class
2c
5-
York
New
(quar.)______
<
-
so
3
A
4-15
4-30
4-10
Panama
3%
5-25
4-27
Park
Tilford
$40c
5-1
4-8
Parke,
25c
4-15
3-31
Peninsular
37V2c
5-
1
4-15
$1.12,/a
5-
1
4-15
25c
5-
1
4-15
10c
4-30
4-15
25c
5-15
4-15
15c
4-30
4-15
—
„
Corp.
(Mvidendl
(sto«k
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd.
Eastern
Ekco
Products
4Vz %
Co.,
preferred
Elastic
Stop
Electrol,
(quar.)
of
*p»rica
(quar.)
(quar.)„
Emhart
Mfg.
Empire
Mihwork
Equitable
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Nut
Inc.
(quar.)
Telephone
Townships
v'
Co.,
new
Credit
Corp.,
60c
preferred
Esquire,
Inc.
(initial
com.
Corp.
quar.)_
(quar.)
50c
preferred
u
12'/2c
15c
—
;—
______
30c
Falstaff
Brewing, 4Vi% preferred (quar.)__
Farrington Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
Class
A
Feddfcal
First
Grain,
Mutual
Flash
$2.20
Trust
Corp.,
4%
preferred
Corp.
$1.40
Fund
Co.
of
pfd.
Ltd.,
pref.
Co.,
common
(quar.)
4-15
North
America
Fund,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
pfd.
Piedmont
Pittston
American
Woolen
Mills,
Mfg.
Raymond
1
Reitman's
5-
1
4-16
4-15
3-31
4-15
4-
8
5%
(Canada),
American
Home
Republic
Stock
5-29
5-
1
4-18
American
La
American
Machine
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-15
3.90%
5-
1
4-15
5%
5-
1
4-15
5-
4-15 '
1
Natural
4-15
Reslstoflex
4-15
Rice-Stix,
2
5-12
1
4_20
1
3-20
4 V-2 %
4-30
4-16
American
5-25
4-24
5-25
4-24
&
4-21
3-31
5-
1
Rockland
Light &
(quar.)__
4.65%
preferred
4-20'
4-10
Rolland
75c
6-15
5-15
Rothmoor
6-15
5-15
Class
4-15
3-31
3-*31
4-24
4-15
San
Paper
4-ifi
Schaffer
Stores,
5. 2
4-15
Scranton
vElectric
6%
3-19
4-15
3-20
(N. Y.)—
(St.
Louis) —
5-15
1
4-21
Co.
4-17
4-10
3-27
4-20
3-27
(quar.)
Theatres
25c
4-20
3-27
14y2c
4-20
3-27
4-15
4- J
15c
4-15
50c
4-27
25C
4-10
»
■15
3-31
$1.25
•15
3-31
30c
5-
1
4-20
$1.25
5-
1
4-20
$1.12 Mz
6-
1
5-21
10c
4-
6
3-30
15c
4-15
3-20
45c
5-
1
4-15
37%c
5-
1
quar.)
Insurance
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)-
common-
3-27
4-15
4-
preferred
Common
1st
9-15
5-
1
41-5
5-
1
4-20
4-15
3-31
4-24
5
$5
4-
25c
2-15
1-25
2-15
1-25
■
6
preferred
Co.,
Wire
Cable
&
1-25
Anglo
6-15
5-20
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20-
Ar.glo-Canadian
Oil
4-
1
3-25
Aro
Corp.,
Arrow- Hart &
4-
,15c
1
Canadian
6
Equipment
Aspinook
Co.
Electrical
1
4-20
5-
1
4-15
Associates
1
4-15
Stock
4-25
4-15
4-25
4-15
35c
4-25
4-10
5-
1
4-17
5-
1
4-15
4-28
4-28
4-14
15c
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
t25c
I
6-
1
5-15
10c
4-15
4- 7
4-15
4-
$1.50
4-25
4-10
4-15
3-31
4-15
4-
25c
Ordinary
7
3
37 Vic
4-
1
3-24
25c
5-
I
4-10
(N.
3
40c
4-10
4- 2
tl5c
4-15
3-20
$50c
4-
7
3-16
$56V<C
5-
I
4t16
H5C
4-15
3-20
20C
4-15
(quar.)
com.
Mills,
Ltd
Co.—
(interim)
Ltd.
3-25
4-15
4-
$1.26
4-15
4-15
3-l£
4-
(liquidating)
6
3-27
6-
1
shares for each share
a
split)
3-1
Santa
&
Fe
Ry.
Co.
$1.25
2nd
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
32y2c
;
(quar.)
series
preferred
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Greyhound
Line
Steels,
Austin,
RR.,
5%
3.75%
pfd.
pfd.
B
$1.20
Avildsen
5%
conv.
Tools
preferred
1
4-
9
5-
1
4-
(quar.)
$2.50
03% C
5-11
5-
I
9
4-24
44-
3
2
f25c
&
Co.,
common,,
___,
5-
1
10c
5-
1
4-20
1
4-20
30C
5-
6y4c
5-
12»/2C
4-
25C
4-
prior
&
9
5-
$1.08%
(s-a)
Ltd
Nichols
4-
$1.08%
i
(quar.)
4-24
3-19
1
5-
•
Atlas
4-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred
4.35%
1
Co.
(two
City Electric
4.35%
2
4-15
Industries, Ltd.—
Topeka
preferred
4-
60c
$1.50
(quar.)
quar.)
outstanding in effect
4%
7
4-
Quarterly
Atlantic
6-20
75C
4-21
(final)
Atchison,
4- 3
1
7-
•
J.)
Investment
dividend
•
4-14
3-30
5-
4-15
Associated
Associated
5-
3-13
4-23
common
(initial
4-
5-
4-15
$2.25
Hegeman Electric Co.
Corp.
3-24
1
3-31
$2.25
$1.25
(s-a)
& Paper
Co.,
4-15
$5
(quar.),
Pulp
Canadian Telephone
4 y2 %
preferred
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
Co
Anglo
4-13
4-10
1
—
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
2-15
$1.50
Kan.)
Smelting—
&
Hocking Glass Corp.,
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co., Ltd
4-27
4-30
4-15
25c
Lead
Anchor
4-20
5-15
(quar.)
prior
Anaconda
5-29
$1.25
(Abilene,
(quar.)-
Zinc,
Amoskeag
4-30
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Common
1
4-10
(quar.)
Refining Co.—
&
Telephone Co.
American
9-
12-15
20c
75c
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
6- 1
12- 1
$1.75
(quar.)
Wool
preferred
American
1
5- 5
6-15
$1.75
Smelting
4-20
4-15
•
$1.75
American
1
$1
common
(quar.)
97m.C
Foundry—
(quar.)
5-
12 Vic
(quar.)
(accum.)
4-14
(quar.)
Rock
75c
(quar.)
4-14
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
5-15
American
3-31
3-31
3-31
5-
Paper Goods Co.—
preferred
preferred
7%
4-17
1
-15c
25C
4-15
$1.16
(quar.)
3-19
6
1
Fire
4-15
80c
Co.
6
4-
4-30
Gas
1
2%
(quarjl
common
preferred
4-
1
preferred (quar.)
New& Co.
(by-monthly),
t25c
(reduced!
1
5-
Natural
tlOc
(quar.)
Brewery
Sargent & Co.
Molasses
1
75c
(quar.)—,
preferred
3-19
18 %C
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
5-
5c
6%
6
Co.—
5-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Building,
Miguel
Ltd.
common
4-
5-
$3.50
(s-a)
(quar.,)
Co.,
Corp.,
A
pfd
pfd. (quar.)___
(reduced quar.)
Co.,
4-16
4-15
6-
12'/2c
(annual)
Power
1
62y2C
62 '/2c
Coal
preferred
5-
30c
(quar.)
National
7%
4-15
50c
Pittsburgh
5- 6
1
4-30
50c
(quar.)__
Co., Ltd.—
American
45c
preferred
6-12
37 y2c
(increased
Metal
4-
5-
California
3-25
1
6-
12V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-31
10c
(quar.)
non-cum.
Common
7%
(s-a)
Co.
of
Corp., 5%
Inc.
Rochester
5%
Gas
Co.
3-20
4-14
(quar.)
Co.
Ins.
&
preferred
3-31
37 Vic
1
Supply
4-20
125c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
France-Foamite
preferred
American
50c
com.
pfd.
4%
_
American-Marietta
32'/2c
dividend
Republic
4-30
5_
Co.
Ltd.,
7-
75c
& Casualty Co. (quar.)__
Products Corp., (monthly)
6-12
American
(quar.)_,__
preferred
10c
30c
4- 1
40c
57 Vic
6%
3-18
6-20
1
$1.75
32'/2c
Co.
Pile
Concrete
redeemable
4-30
6-
E.)
9-15
4-18
7-
4-15
Fidelity
25c
(G.
(s-a)_
April 15 at $103.64583 per share)__
Distilling Co. (quar.)
5%
Ry.
Prentice
1
i\c
5
6%
(quar.)
Portland
3-27
.56V4C
Northern
&
Co.
1
American
(quar.)_
1st
4-20
10-
$3
(initial)
$1.25
7%
4-30
American
6-
33c
Fibre,
6-11
Russ
!
5
1
held
(quar.)__
4-15
1
(Montreal)
(quar.)
5
6-
7-
value
(quar.)
Chemical
Penobscot
4-
10c
6-
1
12'/ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
4-
35c
—
Inc
Corp. of America, 4V2%
Corp.
4.60 %
$1.25
iquar.)_
4-17
1
5%
(quar.)
Co.,
7-
4-15
Mfg.
preferred
Fruit
1
$$1.50
Mutual
$1.30
4-30
1
1
Foundry Co.—
7-
10c
(quar.)
Penn
&
7-
Wash.)—
(quar.)
4-29
50c
_____
3V2%
25c
pfd.
1
6-
5-
Cyanamid Co.
conv. pfd. (called for redemption on
American
$1
6-
30c
(initial)
5-15
Corp.^
Co.,
4-10
25c
interest
American Car
3-31
25c
Bottling
Co.
&
Hoc
$27 y2c'
4-20
1
37'/2c
-
Distillers
3-20
75C
3-31
4-10
Transport Co.—
<s-a)
4-20
2%
20c
<quar.)__
,
3-18
6c
•
4-16
(quar.)
Board
preferred
.5%
7%
&
75c
r,
(initial)
of
Ctfs.
5-
$1.12 Vi.
preferred
4-
ii»xtr3.
Hayes
V-15
50c
Quarterly
Hat
1
5-1
6-
$i
(quar.)
3-31
4-10
1
.V*
Broadcasting-Paramount
Common
3-31
4-15
Holitrt
Payable of Rec.
50c
Box
American
Co.—
$1.32
15c
(quar.I
3-31
4-15
When
r
1
(quar.)
common
Co.
50c
Telephone
55c
(quar.)
of
Davis
4c
Shares.
Canada,
Gladding McBean & Co. (quar. I
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, common
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
&
4-15
}35c
(quar.)—
3-31
'
50c
Guarantee
preferred
4-15
$1.50
Extra,
Guardian
4%
4-15
Inc.—
Petroleum
4- 1
4-10
(quar.)
Insurance
93%c
(quar.)
pfd.
Inc.—
4- 7
-
5-
dividend
4-15
47'/2C
(par
1
5-
quarterly
Book
American
6c
'
1
5-
American
(quar.)
preferred
Per
Quarterly
Stock
5C
4-10
5-
50c
preferred
Automobile
American
3-31
4-15
5c
(quar.)
common
Service
American
f25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Gardner-Denver
Girdler
preferred
Ltd.,
Fasteners
Froedtert
$1.30
Pan
14c
6%
4-24
$1
(quar.)_
for
Aggregates,
preferred
Public
i5C
(quar.)
Chemical
Federal
18,°,c
4-24
50c
Coca-Cola
Duro-Test
4V2 %
Pacific
Increased
4-15
5-25
5-25
'
.5-15
4-24
i31V4C*
(quar.)
Alliance
37 Vic
Coast
1
preferred
$7
American
(quar.)__
Pacific
4-15
5-
1
$1.06
•
6-. 1
t20c
convertible preferred (quar.)
5%
4-15
1
5-
4-18
'
15c
Corp.
Filter,
Air
American
3-17
$1.18%
10c
4-18
V
—
Sugar,
Petroleum
Amerada
American
.
(quar.)
Association, 6% prior
3-3L
5-
1
27&c
of Canada,
Amalgamated
1
5-
1
4-
1
5c
15c
5-
3
5-11
/
56'Ac
Company
1
4-
1
4-11
5-
Z1-, ,
20c
25c
-
Co
Brewing
Aluminum Co.
4-15
L
Pacific
5- 1
(quar.)
1
$1.50
5-
s-
Share
common
25c
3-31
pfd.
1
5-
(quar.)
4- 3
6%
5-
$1.20
(quar.)„—
B
5-15
Commercial,
preferred
4-15
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
25c
37'/2c
7%
Altes
4-15
7c
each share
2-for-l split.
Filters,
'
:
4- 3
$2.50
Inc.
Laboratories,
Allied
1
5-
100%
of
(quar.)
$1.75
Dominion
Fabrics,
Ltd., common.—f20c
2nd convertible preference
iquar.)
f37'/2c
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
J40c
Mfg.
Dohrmann
Mills,
Allied Stores Corp.,
$1.10
4-15
.
•
—
(s-a)
Inc
$1.12'A
4-15
1
4-16
5-
,
^- 25c '
// 50c
;
1
•
■ •
& Western Ry. guaranteed
Allied International Investing Corp
Co.—
$7.50)
effect
Co.
United
Oliver
Outlet
(quar.)
Corp.
to
$
Stores, Ltd.—
Shoe
$1.12'/2
preferred
Gas
.share
to
as
Okonite
Inc.—
income—
4-10
Electric
&
•"4-
25c
7 -'
Allegheny
Corp.—
(Spokane,
5%
Co.,
1
14-17
ioc
■
(quar.)_.—
Corp.
preferred
Alabama
6
1
dividend
extra
changed
25c
5%
4-20
1
4-24
$1.50
$2
Mfg.
Stock
One
40c
(quar.)
Ins.
Natural
5-15
6-11
1
4-16
.__
Title
Oklahoma
6- 3
7-
4-30
(quar.)——
Gas
Co.
Mfg.
investment
net
B
Oklahoma
4-14
3-31
4-
(reduced)
A
1
12-
preferred (s-a)—
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp
Akron Canton & Youngstown RR.
$1.06'A
series—
Light
class
9-
12-10
$1.25 '
5V2%
4-16
Quarterly
5-18
4-15
15c
preferred
1
9-10
/"■
'v
-
(quar.)
Common
1
10c
Oberman
5-15
6-
25C
(quar.)
stock
common
6-
$1.25
(accum.)
preferred
Agnew-Surpass
4-13
5-
4- 2
6-10
Addressograph-Multigraph Gorp. (quar.)__—
Affiliated Fund, Inc. (out of invest, income)//
4-10
6-15
12'/2c
3-31
"
Aluminum Alloys, Inc.—
9c
Gas
&
Engineering,
7
6- 3
1
4-20
t50c
(quar.)
Co.,
-
4^
30c
_____
of
4-24
5%
(quar.).
Products
Corp.
Dividend
4-30
——
4-15
4-10
4-10
•
1
4-20
25c
(increased quar.)__l_
Name of Company
$1.10
1
5-
6-12
5-
4-15
4-15
10c
15c
Machine1; Co;
common
Adams-Millis
4-21
20c
series-
Extra
30c
Tunnel
&
Class
-
60C
Extra
Northwestern
*
1
$1.50
^____
convertible
$1.50
4-10
1
5-
$1
(quar.)—.
Illinois
3-24
5-
$3.50
4-10
i*-
give the dividends announced in previous
yet paid.: The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Acme
4-13
1
10c
(quar.)
preferred
4-20
5%
,.
Canada
4V2 %
4- 1
.
(quar.)
Gasket
Dictograph
4-14
3-24
30c
(quar.)
common
-
Niagara Share Corp.
4-15
13c
1
17Vic
Inc.
Co.,
Electric
State
$1.50
______
dividend
Detroit
From
(quar.)
Co.
dividend
Stock
Dodge
Light
6- 1
Co.—
common
Stock
$8
&
York
Northwest
preferred.
4
4-
12'/2c
Northern
5- 1
4-1
$2
5-
5-
5-
7
■
4-30
5c
>
—
4- 1
4-
9
Below we
-
25C
$4.50 preferred (quar.).——
33/4%
preferred
(quar.):
.
75c
_______
5V2%
Inc.,
,
1
4-15
$1.50
-3c 1
-
,
4-10
/
Electric
&
Merchandise
..Common
.
5-15
31'Ac
__________
Stores,
Dennison
.t
6-
.
series—-—--.
Gas
Bedford
30c
(quar.).....
(quar.)
Delaware
6- 1
&
Copper
preferred
Vilbiss
Dean
4-15
<
60c
25c
1—
pfd.
com.
5-
t:
-preferred : (quar:)_——•:/
4-10
Special
4-15
-6-30
t75c
$l i
25c
1
(s-a)
Low-Priced,
37'/2c
—_
(s-a)_-.
5-
5-15
'
5C
Bond
4-15
v'
preceding table.v
1
series—
Balanced
Y.
4-15
5-
series_______
Low-Priced
4-30
N.
4-20
-
Series—
National
New
4-30
50c
!
Inc
Speculative
4-15
weeks and not
87 '/2c
& Erie RR.
Securities
National
4-15
40c
y.
quarterly
—
Cylinder Gas Co., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
:
4%%
'
.4-15 v.
.
4-25 K
-
50c
J30c
•50c
Resumed -'i:'-'----.—7
7
6-15
Reduced
National
,.4r25
3-13
_*J,—-
5-1
Narragansett Electric, 4V2% ..pfd. (quar.)__
Nathan Strauss-Duparquet, Inc.—
(
4-13
-
1
4-15
3-31
H
Power Co.—
Industries,
W.
&
f
".
-56'Ac
(quar.)__—
$6
■
.
3-31 /.// Ya,tes-American
3-31
:5C
—
Light,
&
Power
'
,
6-
1
f 32c
—
•
t
4-13 '
3-31
4-1^
5-
>■•$1.25
Zeiler's,< Ltd.,
v"
50c.
4-15
1
6-15
(quar.)——
Co.
Lens
4-20
•
1
5-
62^0
Heating, 5% preferred (quar:)—
5 %
preferred
(quar.)
i—
.''•5%
preferred (quar.^—-——--^——
Waterloo, -Cedar Falls & Northern RR.__1__
Welsbach Corp., class A___—-i-__
White Sewing. Machine, -common, (quar.)
...:
'
$2 prior preferred
(quar.K___i_-.-___
/ Whitman
(Clarence) & Sons, Inc.t—
/.i-* •'
4-15 V
'
5-
27c
—
Co._
3
20c
<
3%f...
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (series C)
(quar.)
:—
preferred series B (quar.)__
Power, $6 preferred
(quar.)——
4.50%'
4-10
4-15
Securities,
preferred
non-cum.
3-20
(quar.)
Corp.
Dry
4.40 %
,
Ltd.,
4-15
43c
Co.,
&
Monongahela
New
...
Standard
Consolidated Diversified
4-15
4-29
•
class A~-—±
Co.,
(L.)
Mission
5-15
$1
4-29
\iVAC'
Ltd., preferred (s-a)_
Meyercord
Co.
(increased)-—
;
Miller (I.). & Sons
(quar.)
——
Miller & Rhoades,
Inc., 4 74% pfd. (quar.)
Industries—
Chemical
&
Factor
McBrine
4-10
4-22
$1.50
$1.75
preferred A (quar.)
_______
preferred (quar.)..
Car Heating (quar.)..
7%
3-20
—
—
10c
Consolidated
10-20
v
7
.
(quar.)
Co.
15c
.....—...
1
Ble^Kihery, Inc. (quar.)
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
Max
8c
8c
37'/2c
(quar.)
common
11-
3-31
Lowell
•
-
Commonwealth
Conn
10-20
30c
Mutual
Fund_____
Louisiana
Power/fe Light, '$6 pfd.//(quar.)
Louisiana State/Rice Mills, 7% pfd. (s-a)_
Louisville & Nashville RR.
(quar.)
Louisville Potfer & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)__
8c
...
7-20
1
10c,
(quar.)__—
common
National
convertible preferred (quar.)
Stock Fund—
6 7o
1
11
8-
5- 9
$1.75
Vapor
15c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
5c
__1
_
4r20
,'50c
Loomis-Sayles
20c
—
Co.,
Printing
Montgomery
common
4-20
1.
29c
•,
(quar.)____
Co.
Salt
Link-Belt
4-30
25c
1
5-
5C
1
Co.
States. Glass
Univis
5-
3c
■
6-
•'«
Shoe Corp.—
S.
U.
5
6-
2c
"
-
series B-2
Inc.—
Laboratories,
Lincoln
,
4-3
$1.25
100%
(quar.).
'
(monthly)
Inc.
System,
4-17
4-17
6-1
3-31
5- 1
4-23
20c
7V2c
„
(quar.W.-—
.
Bryant,
Leslie
■'
:
5- 1
$1
20%
25c
preferred (quar.)-..Chapman Valve Mfg. Co. (stock dividend).
Cheney Brothers, new common (initial)
Chicago
Corp.
(quar.)
—
City Title Insurance <N. Y.)
(quar.)____—Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Ry., 5%
preferred (quar.)
____
Clevite
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Clinchfield
Coal
Corp.
(quar.)—;_J
Colonial Sand & Stone Co.
(resumed)
Columbia
Lane
Mississippi
4%
•
6-20
3-31
28 c
—
Traders Building
*-10
.
25c *" * 3-31
preferred
(quar.)
Ine.,-4%% pfd.
$1.16
3-31
5- 1
4-15
75c
Tractor
Caterpillar
1
5-
4-10
(quar.)_
(quar.).:
Association, Ltd. (qua*.)— *
Union Oil Co. of California
(quar.)___
United Continental Fund (initial) —:
United Piece Dye Works $resumedfc_-___—:
6-15
dividend
vJ Stock
Lakeside
l'/2c
17'/2c
45c
Co
■—
Co., common (quar.)___
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Cedar Point Field,
trusts certificates
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. (quar.)
Central Ohio Light & Power (quar.)
Central Power & Light (Texas) —
Carpenter
1
40c
Speculative Common Stock Fund series S-3
Kropp Forge Co'•
•
5-1
4-3
5-1
4-3
5-1-4-3
5-1
4- 3
5-15
4-16
4-8
4-7
6* 1
5-15
5- 9 >
4-20
5- 9
4-20
38c
40c
_—
7-
t
United
convertible preferred.' (quar.)_:i_-.—
$1.25
i
iC
5-1
12'/2c
._
4-15
50c
(quarj_i_——
Corp.
Keystone Custodian Funds—
-.. Medium
Grade Bond Fund
.
.
$1.05
(quar.).
preferred
$1.40
Canadian
5-
1
Mfg.
Towle
8
1
5-
Insurance
General
Toronto
6-
1
4-
16c
preferred (accum.)
Fenn Co., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Thermoid Co.; $2.50 preferred (quar:)
15C
$1
4-15
4 32%
45c
.
4- 3
50c
$7
3-31
4-21
-
4- 3-.
4-15
Taylor &
1
5-
1
6-
15 '/2C
S
5-1
5- 1
25c
30c
31'Ac
35c
preferred (quar.)
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
«
4-lb
4-15
.
&
50c
$1
3-27
3-16
(quar.')-__—^
Inc.
Testers,
Kennedy's,. Inc.,. sommon
.
^
c
^
50c
$1.75
-
(quar.)
com.
4-10
(quar.)___—r—
Co.
Service
Kahler
_
-
5- 1
5-1
10c
(quar.K——1
—i
—-
(A. M.) Co.,- common
preferred (quar.).
Byers
4-10
1
50c
"
Johnston
7
~
5$1.50
•SK?Mrs,'*u»
!
4-10
1
5-
$1.25
Ranch Royalty,
Johnson
•
''*7-
—
1
5-
3c
3-i»
-
< 5- 1
(s-a)——
1
5-
'
5-25 »; 5-15
.
HOC
525c
«
A
5-
49 '/aC
$1 par (initial)
common
now
common
Industries Fund
States Telephone Co.
Standard Power & Light—
2C
4-10
h
.
/ 6-10
^20c
Southwestern
51c
1
4-15
30c
(quar.)___
Co.
5-
•
J 53c
Southern
___^
Extra
;
4-30
jJ f
3-31
.
.
20
4
.
'
!\
/
4-10
58%c
•
5- 1
.
1
I- f
5- 1
5-1
56'Ac
5%
5-
53'Ac
^
7-15
.
—
(Ala.)—'——
•Birmingham
.
New
Johnson
Hungerford)
(J.
1
Co.—
"lea
Smith
5-
common
(quar.)
preferred
4'%
Jewel
4-ij
5 8
4-30
.
6-1
« 7-15
.
*'
•
4 10
6-1
$1
*2#c
4%
Co.,
Steels,
Avco
-------'
preferred (quar.J— (quar.)—"
$2.25 preferred (quar.K-
dividend
Powder
Atlas
Jersey
4-10
■
5- 1
6- 1
•Atlas
'
4-24.
5- 1
Stock
.
4%
4-15
4-10
(quar.)_—preferred
(quar.)——--—rCentral Power & .-Light—
-*•
Inc.,
Heintz,
&
Jack
4- 3
4.24
50c
<quar.K-
common
Corp.,
Viscose
American
-
f -61
.
■
1
5-
*45c
$2.12 preferred
(quar.)
Smith-Douglass Co.
(quar.)_—
4-17
__
AmeSwm Phenolic" Cor p. muar.)"——25c
.
3 *®.
* 15
50c
(Montpelier, Vt.) —
Quarterly
Fire &
26
Slater
55c
——
(quar.)
to act on the payment.
common (quar.)____
Ltd.,
Co.,
(N.)
4-20
5-1
ju^
The directors- will
stock dividend.
meet on April 22
4-10;
1
5•
$1
preferred (quar.) ___
—
preferred
(quar.)
4.08% preferred (quar.)—4.42 % • preferred
(initial)
———
Imperial Sugar (extra)————
Ingersoll-Rand Co. (quar.)—
L—
Investors
Mutual, Ine
—-—
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.
(quar.)___
4-23
6-15
100%
30c
Holier*
Payable o/
meeting held on
proposal to declare a
April 2 approved a
1
4.70%
x
4.
(quar.)-------------—
Coal Co. of Allegheny County—
American
5-15
.
7
4-
25c
—
4.26%
o-oi
5^ 1
——
Co.
Can
American
5Q
5
4-
4-
4-15
15c
common
Co.,
Power
Illinois
Payable of Mee
lc
,
Hoidert
when
per
$4 preferred (quar.)
Illinois Brick Co.
(quar.)
4-14
'
&
Horn
6-
20c
Holyoke
When
Share
:
1953
Seaboard Surety Co.— *
Stockholders at a special
5-15
1
'J,
' *.«.
30c
—
Co.-
Mfg.
Name of Company
.
25c
(quar.)
preferred "B"
convertible
6%
Hettrick
(quar.)
Products Corp., com.
Steel
Hercules
>
5
6-
6-15
5C
Monday,. April 6,
Per
!
Payable of Iteo.
"
,)
..
Hoidert
When
Per
Share
Financial Chronicle.
Commercial and
The
preference-(quar.)
Machines, Inc.—
(accum.)
Backstay Welt Co.
(quar.)
Extra
(Continued
on page
44)
4-10
3-20
6
3-20
(
(1479)
Number 5209... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
^5
64% Jan
6
Oct
2
5% Nov
6
108
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
41% Oct
125
10
42
24
107
Apr
Jan
2
47% Jan
112
4%
29
6% Jan
5% Apr
Jan
23
ACF-Brill
30% Jan 24
24% Apr
26% Jan
6
30% Sep
16
35% Jan 30
32 y4 Apr
35% Jan
2
Adams
33 V« Oct
20
42 % Jan
34y4 Jan
36% Feb
25
Dec
19
64
66
24% Jan
Jan
24
1
29% Dec
2
106% May
115% Dec
155
Jan
17
2% Jan
2
139
160
2
18% Feb
12
4% Feb
6
Nov 10
110
Jan
152
13
88
Mar 26
39
Jan
9
36
90
Oct
Dec
23
123
5
common
Corp
preferred
A
Allied
22
Mar 25
Allied
Kid
19
33
Jan
Allied
&
Allied
Feb
19
40% Jan
Jan
6
.93% Feb
16
59% Jan
2
118% Jan
2
107
1
Apr
3y8 Mar 24
2
33% Jan
Feb
18
60% Feb
20
65
30
Apr
2
13% Mar 30
75% Jan
15% Jan
Apr 29
5
79% Apr
1
84% Feb
20%
Dec
31
17% Mar 31
20% Feb
55% Mar 30
59
16% May
61% Feb
19
10% Dec
18
15% Aug
7
9% Apr
Dec
19
63% Aug
7
41% Mar 13
44% Apr
2
31
Jan
6
Jan
15
55
43
36% Oct 30
Oct
302
107
17
38
100%
Apr 22
Jan
preferred
6%
12% Jan
26
40% Jan
27
103 y* Feb
2nd
Amer
20
20
15% Mar 20
Ctfs of interest in com new
Feb
11
16% Mar
5%
7
4% Jan
2
28% May 16
36% Dec 12
31% Feb
43% Aug
45% Nov
40% Apr
Jan
5
12
,5% Mar 16
American
Cable & Radio Corp
American
Can
44% Jan
5
Mar
11
common
preferred
7%
American Car & Fdry
Oct
22
42% Jun 27
34% Feb
23
83% Jun
26
76% Feb
85 Va Mar 18
27% Oct 24
32% Feb
50% Jun
8
29% Apr
34'A Jan
26
American Chain
6
46 V* Mar 18
50 Y» Feb
16
American
16 ys Jan
2
18% Mar 25
American
Colortype Co
21% Jan
2
237/b Mar 25
American
Crystal
90% Jan
5
96% Mar
4
47 y4 Feb
20
557/b Jan
6
'
2
42% Jan
14% May 21
19% Feb 25
20% Feb
26
89
13
Apr
Mar
96% Jan
15
6
15
59% Jun
9
28
289% Jan
17
225
Mar 16
May 9
63% Oct 30
170% Jan
22
132
Mar 16
50% Aug 25
Oct
248
Sugar
3/2%
conv
100
com
10
preferred series A_100
preferred series B_100
Jan
6
3 % %
35% Feb
9
39% Jan
5
American
Distilling Co
7% Apr
2
8% Jan
7
American
Encaustic Tiling
9
American
151
conv
39% Jan
3
33% Aug 11
28% Feb
31% Jan
20
16% Mar
7
18% Aug 14
16
Jan
2
17% Feb
4
American
8
Feb
19
10% Apr
1
American
31 ye Apr
1
337/8 Peb
4
2
Secur—No par
European
7% Nov 13
45% Jan
3% Oct
55
10
21
30% Sep
8
5% Apr
14
14
96
Dec
4
25
Jan
20
36% Feb
19
67/b Jan 23
Jan
9
21% Feb
20
86
19
Dec
13
37
23% Jun 30
20% Feb 26
19% Jan
10
Jan
3
24% Mar
3
103% Mar 11
19
Jun
24
78% Feb
*22% May 16
Jan
13
Jan
2
7
Dec
19
29
3
Mar 24
227/aJan
15
25% Mar 18
104
Mar
9
10
187/a Mar 26
14
100% Mar 17
247/8 Mar 16
Apr 24
18% Dec 31
79% Jan
12
86
17% Feb
30% July 23
May 15
17% Dec 31
Feb
24
19% Feb
2
1
26% Feb
27
102% Mar 31
105% Feb
9
17% Mar 31
22
Apr
16 Vi Apr
1
No par
noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
_1
5/4% cum prior preferred
100
American Locomotive common
1
7%
Amer
3.90%
Amer
Metal
31% July 30
19
33% Oct 28
18% Feb
2
7% Feb
4
American
Mar 17
American
37
17
32% Jan
16
37
Mar 27
American
397/8 Mar 24
No par
American Optical Co
No par
Amer Potash & Chem cl B—No par
29 y4 Jan
5
33% Feb
13
2% Nov 20
2% Jan
14% Jan
19
2% Jan
2
15% Feb
169% Mar 13
171% Feb
2
7% Feb
American
Safety
23% Jan
American
Seating
16% Apr
Feb
23
175V4 Aug
8
7
7% Jan
17
6
Aug
1
Oct
29
24 7/8 Jun
12
42% Apr
24
49% Dec
3
19
6
20%
Jan
Mar 24
48% Jan
14
36% Jan
30
6
Mar 30
159% Jan
5
2
39% Feb
6
122% Mar 10
126% Jan
8
Jan
29
39
Feb
19
165% Sep
2
147
11
39% Feb
9
37
122% Oct
29
Jun
20
30% Oct
16
36% Jan 29
32% Feb
20
9
40% Aug 18
38
Feb
2
34
Apr
131
18
60% Mar
6
52
Mar 14
135% July
1
129
50% Dec
127
53
Jan
Jan
2
Mar 31
12% Mar 30
10% Oct
16
150% Jun
11
16% Jan 11
1
161% Dec
155% Apr
54% May 19
3
129% Jan
667/a Dec 16
139 7/8 Nov 21
65
Jan
133
Jan
Dec
16
116% Jan
3
57
697/8 Jan 21
119% Jan
24
64% Nov
19
16% Oct
16
89% Oct
23
7
66 % Feb
24
26% Feb 13
16% Apr
1
1
38
Oct
40% May
24
102
82
109
Feb
Jan
30
88
Apr
15
55% Jan 24
38% Mar 31
2
48% Dec 31
48% Jan
May 12
31% Jan
2
106% May 21
26% Jan
103
15
15
53% Jan
1
50% Dec
19
4iy»Feb
11% Nov 21
24% Jan
24
12% Jan
38% May
4% May
5
67/a Jan
10
3
2
40 % Mar
4% Feb
American
Amer
7%
—100
preferred
25
noncumulative preferred—100
Snuff Co common
American
Foundries
Co—
Stores
Refining com
American Sugar
American
Tobacco
Jan
7
2
27% Jan
2
88% Mar 17
77% Mar 17
21% Jan
5
6
45% Feb 26
97
57
Jan
Jan 30
6%
preferred
American
5%
2
13
9
2
17
59% Jan 30
5
5
51% Apr
2
157/b Feb 26
106% Mar
45
Jan
5
Jan
7
CO
Ton
O
100
common—.—25
Tel Co—
Tel &
5
100
5
American Sumatra Tobacco
American
2
No par
No par
100
preferred
5
138/4 Jan
10
Co
Ship Building Co—No par
No par
American Steel
7%
5
Razor
Smelt & Refg com
American
6%
100
preferred
Viscose
Corp
preferred
American Water
100
com.——25
100
Works Co Inc
5
Woolen common—No par
preferred
1°0
$4 conv prior preference—_Nq par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
American
7%
Anaconda
Anaconda
Wire & Cable
25
conv preferred
Copper Mining
$5
prior
Anchor
Mar 26
Jan
40% Oct
19
10 7/e Feb
13
7
371/4 Jan
95% Jan 22
Feb
14% Jan 23
119
Mar
17
9'/s Dec 15
18
9
57 Va Mar 18
134
No par
Std Sany com—No par
74% Mar 16
82% Feb
13
22
81% Nov
Mar 20
60% Jan
12
51% Apr
117
36
397/a Jan
161% Jan
9% Jan
23% Feb
7% Jun
22 % Oct
7%
65% Jan 30
44
& Light—
Power
Ex-distribution
Amer Rad &
Jan
Mar 31
36% Dec
38% May 19
148
News Co
12
16
2
Molasses Co
1
Natural Gas Co—No par
39% Sep 23
13% Oct
165
—100
preferred
4/2%
2
36% Jun
com
No par
No par
American Metal Products Co
American
2% July 28
Ltd
Co
No par
100
preferred
Metals
Amer Machine &
11
Jan
100
preferred
Mach & Fdry com
7% Jan
36
_1
6%
32% Feb
Jan
5
10
1
50
American Ice Co common
4
8
SS
Hocking
50
No par
Glass Corn*—.
6.25
Common
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
21.50
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
Andes Copper Mining
14
A P W Products Co Inc
5
$4
preferred
—
Arfhpr-Dftniels-Midland
16,900
500
50 Va
491/4
49%
48%
49%
7,000
27/8
27/8
2%
27/8
27/8
2%
1,000
3
No par
107
'
107
3,100
5,600
*
39%
*36
397/a
40
*36
397/8
*36
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
180 V8
178%
180%
178%
180
179
66
65%
66
65
65%
13%
14
66 Va
66
67
13%
14 %
13%
137/8
13%
13%
81%
80
81%
791/8
80
18%
19
55%
56%
19
19
18%
18%
56%
57
56
56
10%
10%
10'/a
441/4
441/4
38%
102
*441/4
38%
38
38%
101%
102
101/4
*44V'4
101
38%
101
101
101
34,000
700
STOCK
2,700
240
EXCHANGE
23,300
CLOSED
600
45
38i/4
38%-
38
101%
101/a
9%
45%
10
10%
45
500
80%
*79%
19
44%
3,600
180
57
17%
*56
100
19%
19%
19%
81
147/s
15/4
14%
147/B
14%
15
14%
15%
*14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15%
.15%
15%
157/8
157/a
500
FRIDAY
15,900
14%
15%
4,000
GOOD
15
*14%
157/a
1,600
■■
''
.
-
17,000
7,700
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
35%
36 y8
34%
35%
34%
35%
35%
35%
41%
36%
8,400
2,400
41%
X37
42 y4
41
41%
40%
41
41
38/4
351/4
37 y4
36'/8
36%
36%
81%
78
79
78%
791/4
*79
31%
31%
30
30%
29%
30%
30
48/4
48i/4
481/4
47%
47%
46%
47%
18%
18%
181/8
18%
*18.i/a
13%
18%
181/s
22%
23%
*221/4
22%
*22%
227/8
2£%
22%
92
*91
92
*91
92
2,300
301/4
48%
15,800
79%
80
*91
50%
50y8
521/4
51%
-
50%
51%
50%
52i/a
1,900
/
1,200
1,200
400
92
*91
*235
260
*235
255
*236
260
*235
145
*140
144
*142
146
*140
29,100
255
*138
143
35%
7%
*30%
351/4
800
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
2,500
30'A
30%
30%
307/8
*301/8
30%
400
31
16%
16 1/4
16%
3,400
10%
10 %
10%
120,400
10,000
351/4
35%
7%
35%
35%
351/4
35%
16%
167/s
161/2
16%
161/4
10
10%
97/8
10%
10%-
31%
31%
311/4
31%
31%
31%
31%
317%
56%
57
55
56%
55
55%
55
Electric Co—
Co_
American Hide & Leather com
6%
convertible preferred
American Home Products
35% Dec 11
Oct 31
28% Dec
8 Vb Mar 17
93
16
105
97
4
20% Jan
84
11
38% Mar 13
39% Feb
96% Jan
Sep
24% Dec
13% Apr 24
<
2
102
16% Apr 24
5% Mar 25
9
21% July 31
17% Feb
96
60% Mar
9
4% Jan
39% July 23
8
Aug
8
9
Feb
73
Jan
48
11
100
537/8
53%
53%
49%
Export Lines Inc
40c
Foreign Power—No par
Hawaiian
527/8
94%
*93
94%
*93
53%
52%
1,300
50%
&
American Gas &
5% Jan
45
3
*35% Oct
Feb
7
*93
1,100
4.900
.
941/4
20
—1
New
American
12% Mar
387/a
14,700
*
50%
1
12.50
10
10
com
31
Dec
8
9
Jan
9
Mar
Co
64% Jan 22
143
6
229
21»/4
94
*
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
4/2%
73%
94%
No par
No par
& Cable
Chicle
731/4
*2iy8
93%
100
preferred
7%
"20
2,000
9%
95
*18%
:
25
common—25
73% Apr
31
96
9%
93%
20
367/e Mar 25
41
96
9%
96%
<■" 179
1
preferred
Co
99
*96
107%
*36
50
preferred—
100
Broadcasting-Paramount
Inc new
_1
18
6
98
49'A
Theatres
14% Feb
4% Dec 29
104
*96
104
107%
50
13% Feb
2
♦100
*100
49%
common—2
Corp
15% Mar 19
15
100
7,400
104
*100
48%
2%
convertible
4%
1
34%
88
337/8
49%
preferred 1952 ser 5/2%—50
Brake Shoe Co com
No par
dAmer
600
49%
1
;— r
Bosch
American
29
Feb
47
*84
34%
34
46,300
149
*146
87
*84%
34%
10
'
107%
3/2%
Nov 25
73
88
.
4%
4%
149
148
149
*85
73
*72
47/a
49
American
2
4%
*106
Amer
2
Jan
74
*145
331/a
19%
73
*72
47/8
1,100
19 %
50%
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Airlines common
1
cum conv preferred—
100
American Bank Note common
10
Dec
16% Jan
90
2
12% May
191/4
19%
73
4%
3,200
3
2%
19%
95
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
5
189% Jan
191/4
721/4
70
1521%
151%
49%
No par
new
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6%
convertible preferred
171
3
39 y8
94%
23
9
153
3
21%
29 %
387A
39/2
93
93
53%
53/4
108% 110
Corp
2% Jan
Aj
153
3
39 y8
3
X235
155
3
38%
Aluminum
9
155
39
547/8 Jan
141% Jan
300
38%
2
19% Mar 18
llQi/a
*110
291/4
48% Apr
36 y8 Mar 24
9,700
110%
110
29»/4
54% Sep 19
9
28 Va
*109%
28%
2 7 7/8
109%
291/8
1
30
10
277/a
28%
21%
47% Oct 16
Jan
51%
27%
74
No par
17
9%
*50%
29 '/8
No par
11
9%
5iy2
211/4
Aluminum Co of America
Jan
9%
*50%
731/4
Alpha Portland Cement
18% Jat
9%
51%
29%
97% Mar 25
35
11,200
9%
91/4
♦50%
21%
51% Mar 26
24
200
751/8
18
15
27 Vs
21%
23
Nov
28
29 '/a
90% Jan
15% Sep
53
27%
73%
44% Feb
33
12.900
53
28'A
75 Va
99% Dec 23
3% Jan
1,300
28
531/4
74 Va
21%
29'A
—5
49% Dec 30
23
53
9%
73% May
2% Oct
35
*51%
9%
No par
Limited
*341/4
9%
36% Feb 21
20
321/4
347/8
9%
Co
Stores
32%
347/a
9%
common__No par
4%
preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common—No par
3'A% convertible preferred—100
8
2,000
32%
347/8
No par
Dye_
Mills
8
32%
33
1
Inc
Chemical
11
100
2,300
531/4
50%
*73
47/a
148
88
No par
gtd
8.600
25
27
53
28'/a
9%
74
5!/a
150
88
34%i
35
*100
104
*96
98
100
1
100
common
Industries
Allen
2
767/b Jan
100
100
10
1951 series
Vicksburg Ry
Gold Mining
5%
24%
24%
*34%
343A
287/8
109% 109%
156
156
27/s - 3
19%
19%
common__No par
Inc
$4,375 cum preferred
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
3
93
23
95
17
95% May 1
26
52% Mar 31
1
61% Dec
46% Apr
4
Jan
10% Mar
37
15
40% Dec
Apr 17
July 17
Feb
97
9
2
1
1
50
com
w
preferred
Feb
29
Mar 27
36
32% Feb 21
104
6
Mar
70
Inc
4/4%
19% Feb
8
21% Jan
w
preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
Mar
95
23
Equipment
$2.50 prior conv
Mar 16
102
Dec
78% Aug 11
5
16
Jan
17
Nov 25
10
&
5%%
9
Feb
98
Aug 28
,
Feb
2
pfd
Allegheny
33 Vb Mar 31
2l
Gas
Juneau
Aldens
27
5% Mar 25
Jan,
33
Corp
Alabama
80
Apr 30
67% May 7
Jan
Feb
32%
34%
53
27%
9Va
50%
27%
Reduction
Alaska
5
132
23
May 24
85
74
1
No par
preferred
4.50%
5
Mar 11
3% Jan
9
70% Jan
98
Air
20 ya Mar 18
1
46% Jan
$3
8
114% Jan
2
27/8 Jan
9
82
18
29% Jan
6
109% Mar 30
6
May
7
31% Oct 16
8
Affiliated
3
Mar
151% Apr
11
Aug 28
158% Dec
5
6
51
5% Dec 23
Apr
73
Feb
27
6
10% Mar
5%
24%
25i/8
32%
Co
Corp
10
300
107
107
5%
5%
6
7,200
431/8
25
25%
Corp
107%
Shares
Apr. 3
Apr. 2
42 7/e
43%
107%
108
5%
6y8
6
25/4
Express
32% Jan
2
108
_lo
Addressograph-Multigraph
27
108Va
*108
2.50
Co
Co
Adams-Millis
Admiral
30
23% July
2% Apr 24
79% May
Jan
76
4
Jan
8% Jan
50
22
3% Mar
18y4 Oct 29
70
7
May 21
59% Jan
Mar 31
27
9
9% Jan
51
18
May
52% Mar 23
24
32% Oct
22
7% July 17
48
Sep
5
100
Motors
Steel
Acme
43
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 1
42%
43%
44%
43%
5
preferred
Mar. 81
Mar. 3®
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
5
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Fab
8% May
24% Nov 26
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
■
4%
*37%
38
7%
*92
21%
43/a
4%
391/4
p
55%
1,600
4%
43/a
4%
43%
4%
2,600
37%
37%
37%
300
38
38%
381/4
3,000
7%
500
*37%
39%
37%
38%
7%
373/4
38%
37%
7%
7%
94
92
7%
*21%
21%
92
213/4
*
7%
7%
91
*91
21%
91
*211/4
93
*211/4
'
21%
60
200
1,300
24%
247/a
24%
24%
24%
*101%
104%
*101%
104%
*101'/a
104%
*1011%
1041/a
17%
181/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
100%
99%
99%
*97 y4
99
*97%
991/4
300
*99%
24%
22%
23
223/a
23
22%
227/8
20,200
84
84
84
*82%
84
*82%
25
23
*82
18/8
24
*102%
17
96
24% :
84
11,400
100
18%
17%
18
17%
17%
173/4
17%
1,300
241/4
23
23%
22
22%
22%
22%
5,700
102%
104
16%
17%
102%
17
*1011/4
161/4
*10iy4
104
104
16%
16%
10
16%
3,600
7%
7%
*7%
7%
100
35%
367/a
35
35%
35
35%
35%
35%
5,600
36
36%
35%
36
35
35%
*34%
34%
1,300
371/4
35
357/a
351/4
36%
35%
36V4
7,400
33%
33%
33%
34%
34%
900
35%
*7%
'
33%
2%
14%
*168
6%
21
341/4
23/a
2%
14%
147/8
*168
170
7%
2%
143/4
170
*7%
2%
14%
*168
7%'
2%|
143/4
61/2
6%
6%
203/8
20%
20%
20%
54%
56
541%
55
561/4
571/4
39
39%
39
148%
147
333/4
38'/a
34%
6%
6%
40%
125
8,500
16,200
207/a
59
148%
2%
14%
170
61/2
393/4
38%
2%
141%
201/4
67/8
211/4
571/4
147
*34
*168
170
'
*122%
.
147
383/4
383/4
39%
38%
*122%
125
*122%
33%
34
323/4
39%
147
147
39%
1471%
33%
38%
39
*122%
38%
125
5,000
2,600
420
22,900
1,080
1,000
125
33%
33%
6,700
38%
38%
38%
38%
£9%
1,400
561/4
56%
55
56i/4
55
56%
56%
561%
1,500
130%
129
129%
129
129%
129%
1301%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
500
1553/a
1563/a
1563/a
58,900
68%
69%
693/4
17,000
130
12%
12%
156%
1573/4
1553%
683/4
69%
12%
134
517/fl
118
135
52%
118
68
*1333/4
12%
157
69%
1341%
52
52%
*118
1181/4
38%
134
51%
118
39%
134%
52%
118
383/4
156
69%
134
52
*117%
570
134V2
830
523/4
12,500
118
30
10%
10 3%
10
10y4
10
10%
10%
10%
6,200
233/4
24
23%
237/a
23%
23%
23%
233/4
7,500
84%
85
S\Va
85 y4
85
85%
86
86
260
691/4
723/4
69%
693/4
69
69
*69
70
270
17
x893/4
40
17
16%
17
16%
893/4
88
88
*87%
38 3/8
393/4
387%
40
39%
40%
47,000
48%
50
497/a
49
493/4
2,320
28%
6,000
501/4
531/4,
281/2
103
28
♦102
41
41
40 %
46%
48
46%
13
*4%
451/4
6,100
167/a
883/4
x27%
*101
167/a
17%
90%
41
131/4
5
45%
131/a
4%
44%
28%
103
X49
28%
♦102
28%
103
28%
*102
89
600
103
♦40'A
403/4
40'A
40(4
1,200
47 %
47%
47%
511/2
14,900
131/s
43/4
13
13
131/4
4%
4%
131/4.
4%
45i/4
441/4
44%
40 y2
47%
♦41/4
44
441/4
1,000
600
1,000
11
\
12
The Commercial and Financial
(1480)
STOCKS
Year 1952
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
j
Lowest
Highest
15% Oct
7
•35% May
9
23% Mar 27
Argo Oil
39% Apr
1
43% Jan
Armco
5
10% Jan
2
12% Mar 26
83
Jan
2
93
48% Feb
9
8% Oct
22
12% Mar
16% Feb
77'A Oct
22
96
Mar 13
57
Jan
46'/a Nov
10
92% Jan
3
107 y2 Nov
3
28
16% Jan
22
Dec
24
9% Dec
6
32% Dec
54'/2 Apr
$6
2
7
$3.75
7
$4
19% Jan
2
Arnold
9'/8 Jan
2
32% Jan
28% Mar 31
16% Oct
22
23% Mar 25
15
Feb
9
27% Dec
29
31
26
Feb
Arvin
11
Aug 18
6
18% Mar 25
29
Oil
Ashland
Mar 27
18% Feb
20
Feb
28
101
22% July 25
Dec
16
96 V\ Mar 17
91
Jan
2
98
Jan
23
96
Jan
6
66
Jan
22
86
Dec
31
84
Jan
22
30% Apr
2
19% Feb
10
Jan
5.25%
22
27
15
95% Apr
51% Jan
4
58
Jun
13
54
21% Jan
7
27
Dec
97%
Nov
94
104% Dec
Aug 26
75% Jan
9
96% Feb
28
31
Sep
15
x93% Jan
2
26% May
2
103
Jan
13
1
25% Feb
18
28% Ja^
5
6
94 'A Feb
11
97% Mar 25
123% Dec
23
109
Mar 31
119% Jan
110
22
110
Mar 31
114
Dec
36% May
29%
8
100% Jun
Mar 31
92 y4 Mar 30
99
Jan
102% Oct
2
24% Feb
117% Jan
4
5% Oct
16
14% May
6
30
31
30
105
3
17
Feb
10
108% Mar 18
22
Jan
21
Apr
6'A Feb
18
3
15'/2 Feb
6
Nov
1
27
'
Austin
Oct
30
9% Jan
5
7% Jan
5
11% Mar
17
15% Jan
3
13% Jan
9
17% Mar
6% Jun
3
8% Nov 21
7% Jan
2
8% Feb
26
42% Jun
26
x48% Jan
13
52 % Feb
26
50% Nov
14
4
Line
54
93 %
93%
*110%
17
10%
10
10
10
28%
28%
29%
2,700
60
j
70
10
29
1.700
j
111
17
30
*16%
17
*16%
17%
10%
29
16%
17%
167/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
28
27'/a
28
27%
27%
*27%
100
17'%
27%
2 7''a
series.-No par
1,600
900
37,400
1,500
Corp—
21 %
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
„—-100
96%
96 Vz
*96%
97'%
*96%
96%
*96'%
96 7 a
—100
97%
98
*97%
98
97"a
97%
*97%
97%
—10
*93%
95
*93%
94
*90%
Co
94
3134
31%
31%
31
31
100 Va
98
96%
98
96%
4
*91
97%
I
RR
SS
54
54
4,100
40
50
93 %
/ 30%
31
54
1,900
97%
54%
54 %
54%
27
27%
27%
27%
*97
97%
97%
97%
112%
109
110'%
109%
110
110
110%
110',2
115'%
109
110
54%
54%
27 %
27
*97
1.800
2
2,400
97%
1
*109%
113 Va
10
30%
30%
295
a
30%
29-%
30 '/a
29%
30
100
B..
6.900
111%
110
112%
x92 %
93
93'%
93'%
92 %
93
93
30
10
3.500
93%
30%
common
series
%
27%
*97
No par
Lines.
95
97%
27%
10
30
30%
30
30 %
30
30 %
20
34%
35%
33%
34
34
34
100
'105'/a
No par
Corp.,
Nichols
prior
22 %
No par
($1.20)
106
107
22'%
7
No par
common
pref
*16
Co
300
.1
106
*22%
7
7
16%
105%
34%.
34,100
190
23
7%
7
Co
of
7
15
16
*15%
40
300
600
16 %
(The)
9%
9%
S%
9%
9%
9%
9%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%.
100
9%
5
16-a
Amer
8>/a
common— _3
preferred
conv
2,300
107
*22
*7
16%
3,900
34%
*106
22%
7
*15%
106
22
23
5c
Canteen
Mfg Corp
$2.25
54
93%
111%
Shares
33,600
5
Automatic
Avco
54 %
29'%
100
$3.75
Tack
Autocar
6
110%
54%
*92%
the Week
30,100
25,200
11%
90%
& Santa Fe—
Refining
Conv
17
11%
90 %
10%
Electric Co.:
Coast
111%
*16%
11%
91
29 y2
(voting)
convertible pfd series A
5
*110%
11%
*90%'
10
Common
4%
16 y2 Mar 13
12% Apr
110'/2
'.; *110%
Powder—
Atlas
7% Mar
93%
Corp
7
Jan
54%
93'/a
50
Preferred
Atlas
36% Mar 27
23
Mar
7% Dec
5
33
54
93%
50
City
Atlantic
3
44% Jan
30
54
93%
preferred
4%
Atlas
31% Sep
54
31%
Topeka
Atlantic
22
30% Feb
91
issued"
Atlantic G & W
29% Feb 24
89 y8
-1
Atlantic
24
93
2.50
Goods
3
30% Jan 26
1
91
Refining Co———1
2
Mar
39%
Preferred
2
33% Jan
22%
39%
Common
5
57% Jan
21%
39%
No par
Investment
"When
Mar 25
17
&
Dry
Associates
94% Mar 25
Feb
23%
38%
11%
Inc
1st
Atchison
73% Feb
22 %
40
11%
5
preferred
2nd preferred
6%
98y4 Mar 25
32
23%
39
12
Common
22% Mar 11
100
22%
40%
No par
2nd preferred $1.50
Associated
91
23%
39%
No par
Carpet Co Inc
Sales for
Friday
Apr. 3
21%
Corp__
Industries
Apr. 2
11%
preferred—-No par
Constable
Artloom
Thursday
Apr. 1
No par
preferred—,
10% Mar 26
PRICES
5
com
prior preferred
convertible
SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 31
10
____—
Illinois
of
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 30
-5
Corp
Co
Armstrong Cork Co com
Jan
Jan
16% Mar 16
Monday
Par
Corp
&
conv
97
31
25% May
Mar 25
112
19
19
STOCK
YORK
Steel
Armour
93 Va Mar 31
31
7% Oct
5
108% Mar 11
99
Apr
1
116% Jan 22
LOW
EXCHANGE
31
27% Jan 22
42% Dec
1
NEW
Highest
Monday, April
Continued—Page 2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Chronicle...
—No par
8'4
50
8
50
8'/a
43%
7%
8%
49%
48%
48%
8
2,400
2,900
8%
*48%
52,500
49
800
B
5% Dec 22
9% Jan
30
Jan
6
Babbitt
31% Oct
16
(T)
39% Dec
10
35% Jan
14
42% Mar 25
Babcock
&
8% Oct
6
11% Jan
22
10
Jan
7
11% Mar 26
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
23
25% Feb
9
30% Mar 19
Baltimore
;
'
6
7
Jan
16
17% Feb
20
36% Feb
20
49% Nov
13
45 'A Feb
9
18
48% Mar 25
Apr
23
23 % Jun
26
20% Feb
6
22% Mar 17
65% Jan
11
73
24
42
Oct
16
15% Dec
29% Dec
22
54% Dec
41
33% Apr
40
Jan
22
107
;
9% Feb
102
79 Va Jan
14
87
Sep
30
17
16
Oct
7
V 30
14
Barber
Oil
Barker
18
5%
Corp
4y2%
4
Works
2
Beck Shoe
16% Mar 20
Corp..
S)
Beech
Creek
33% Jun
17
32
Feb
2
33 y2 Jan
31% Jan
14
27
Feb
5
30% Mar 19
Beech-Nut
45% Apr
29% Jan
87
Dec
Dec
1
19
% May
1
3
15% Oct
Aircraft
Bell
&
Ja>n
12
Jan
6
1
38
101
Best
15
37% Jan 20
Best
57% Jan
Bethlehem Steel
84
Jan
Jan
15
7 6'A Apr
14
39% Mar 12
2
82% Jan
13
34 y8 Feb
18
2
18% Jan
18
15% Feb
18 % Apr 14
22'A Oct 27
23
:
6
36% Jan
13
22% Mar 17
9
21% Jan
5
Dec
11
20 y2 Jan
5
25% NOV
41% Dec
24% Mar 12
18
22% Feb
10
31% May 16
27 "A Mar 18
23
17
39% Jan
7
48% Mar 20
Oct
29
25
Jun
30
21 % Dec
19% Jan
2
29
23 y8 Mar
29% Jan
2
21 y2 Jan
2
11 % Jan
29 y4 Mar 18
25
15
6
7
13
12
Borden
75% Feb
9
86
2
17
12'A Mar 12
Mar 31
Mar 25
94% Jan 12
12% Jan
14
21
43% Feb
18
46
1
Mar 26
30% Feb
18
33
Mar
14% Jan
25
9% Mar 31
2
11% Jan
7
7
2
21 y2 Jan
2
38% Dec
12
37
7
24
% Apr
22% Dec
18
37
42% Feb
35 Mi Jan-
2
38% Mar 11
Jan
Nov
21
35% Feb
4
22
9
103% Jun
4
94
24% Oct 21
Mar 31
27% Jun
5
25
25% Mar 10
y« Mar 30
2
Co
3%%
&
10
-
5%
95
x50
Jan
Jan
3
54% May 29
12% Feb 14
Oct
23
22% Oct
16
I?
,
;
62
15% Dec
12
81% May 29
Feb
26
50
Aug
16% Dec
16
20
Dec
1
40% Feb
14
4
18
"
Jan
Jan
29
12% Feb
16
66 % Jan
18% Jan
2
78% Jan
28
84
Apr
18
18% Jan
7
2
Forge
Co
17
2
Burlington Mills Corp
118
Apr
26
33
14% Dec
11% May 1
78% Jan 12
8% Nov 13
V 19% Oct 28
19% Nov
7% Apr
22% Jan
9
89
Jan
16
15
Jan
21
130
Jan
9
26
Mar
13% Mar 31
82 M» Jan
7
Feb
15% Feb
86
9% Mar 31
9
Mar 12
38
2
16
Mar 16
12% Feb
26
Jan
3
23
14
Jan
2
108% Jan
4
105
12
Jan
19
25% Apr
109% Mar 10
4
20% Jan
2
24 y8 Mar 12
29
30
2
Jan
2
3% Jan
28
22
10% Jan
17
26
12
Dec
95
4
Jan
7
14
19
51
Xl6% May 26
Sep
5
20
Jan
11
17
*46% Nov 25
21% Feb 20
17
9% Oct
15
16% Oct
9
For
3
14
Dec
51% Jan
30
35
17
7
Jan
125
11% Jan
43% Jan
78
17% Feb
8
July 17
31% Nov
2
31
July
14% Jan
24% May 16
1% Oct
91 y2 Jan
30
39% Sep
2
14% Dec 31
83% Dec
4
129
Apr 28
104% Apr
Jan
40% Mar 31
56
27% Mar 20
9
2
Jan
8
Jan
27% Jan
20
2
3% Mar
9
46% Jan
22
27% Jan
9
92% Jan
18% Mar 24
29% Mar 31,
2
13% Mar
102,
i-
2
29
3
Jan
30
Apr
20>A Feb
2
50
"34
'
6
Jan
5
Jan
5
Dec
19
27% Jan
55% Feb
11
54% Mar 24.
56% Jan
.15
29
48% Apr
l
5
54
32
Mar 18
Jan
31
11% Jan
6
18% Jan
13y2 Jan
30
17% Jan
5
19% Mar 23
footnotes
see
page
22.
4%%
prior
X33%
52
34%
53%
35%
*101
36%
103 %
26
33%
51%
35%
*99
l'/2
1%
35%
101
1%
26
34
26
33%
52%
140%
36
26 %
142%
142%
142
33%
33 %
51%
35
35
34%
35
20%
21%
20
20%
17
17%
16%
17%
22
22
22
22 Va
140%
20%
20%
16%
*22
140%
20'/2
.
34
20%
17
167a
17
22%
21 Va
22
26
25%
25%
41%
42%
41%
21%
20%
43 %
21
20%
28%
21
28%
28%
20%
28%
10%
28%
20%
28%
10%
13%
28'%
28%
10
10
137 a
14
13%
13%
11%
11%
11%
40
~~~~
15
5,8
55 y2
56%
11%
55%
11%
56%
80 Va
83
56%
57
92
80%
90
81%
80%
82
*90
92
13%
32
13%
*13%
44%
*44'%
32
32%
45%
32%
32'%
9%
32%
9%
32'%
9%
9%
9%
32%
10
10%
9%
22 y4
23%
22 y8
22%
38
39
37%
38%
37%
37%
36%
37%
22%
22%
22%
22%
94
*92
94
94
25%
25%
x25%
25%
51
51
x50
50
12%
12%
12%
12%
22%
38
*36%
22%
*94
22%
*93
*64
20%
21
20 %
25%
25%
15%
16%
25%
15 %
15%
15%
82%
22%
65
64 V2
26%
*81
36%
22%
96
96
*50
21 y4
81%
23'%
38%
25%
21 %
81%
227a
38%
36%
50%
12%
64%
65'%
45>/2
38%
25%
12%
*64
*80'%
25% -25%
51
12%
65 %
20%
26%
26%
26%
15%
15%
15
82
82%
491/3
51
49
49
_I.III_5
23
21%
42 y4
22%
43%
41%
2^%
22'%
41%
22%
41 %
41%
*41%
1
100
1
pfd.
preferred
13%
13%
87
*85
*74
87
80
*85
*74
80
*74
16%
14%
17
13%
14%
participating preferred..
85%
9%
10%
25%
*108
iq
22
16%
16%
16%
*14%
*14%
37%
109
13 %
*84
%
108
22%
13%
13%
85%
9%
24
37%
13%
129
21%
9%
25
108
22
"126%
*84
9%
24%
109
21%
85%
9%
24%
109
21%
1,200
1,300
100
2,200
4,200
11,700
12,800
800
3,800
40
2,500
2,100
100
2,300
10,000
18,500
100
1,000
22,100
27,600
80
16%
14%
14%
128 %
37%
670
700
13%
14%
*127
*37
85%
25
10n
"
Co
129'%
22%
42
87
16%
14%
37
Nopar
13
*85
37
IIII..5
13%
87
80
50
15
1278
*85
*127
100
13%
%
*74
10o
preferred
12%
49
'/3
*81
*49
51
common
12%
%
21%
3,800
600
20%
21
iq
49
%
37%
*49%
25%
*64
23
*45
49,000
50
13 Va
44 V'4
13
5,800
3,900
45%
13%
10.800
8,200
92
13%
*44%
par
j
*90
130
600
1,280
83%
90
1,400
3,500
9,700
56%
___q
Nopar
11%
1,600
50,500
500
81%
*90
20,600
6,800
21%
11%
15,500
5,800
43%
10%
2,200
50
26%
41
25 %
1,900
3,600
1%
45'%
No par
210
101
1%
52
51%
142%
35%
101
1%
25%
11%
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common
7%
25%
1%
26
9%
common
Byron Jackson
36%
105'%
1%
13%
i.
California Packing
Corp.
Callahan Zinc-Lead
___
9% Mar
24% Mar 31
10% Jan
2
3
16%
Bros
36%
*103
43%
~~100
Machine_.No~par
Adding
conv
63 %
8,200
93%
62%
61%
25%
2.50
5,200
16%
-15
*
*126%
37%
37»2
7,000
200
128%
13%
*84
13%
650
7,100
85'%
10
9%
9%
4,900
24%
24%
109
109
21%
21%
25%
1,800
60
1,900
C
25% Mar
Apr
28
5%
*91%
62'%
*91
10'%
Terminal Bldg 7%
Butler
93'<>
61%
66-%
25
no par
Co.,
Bush Terminal Co
Bush
*91%
64%
93%
63%
26'/a
5
1,700
1,300
25%
15
4,700
13,800
5
new
4%
preferred
3%% preferred
Burroughs
93 %
21%
13%
Bulova Watch Co Inc
16% Jan
20%
10
.
Buffalo
86% Mar 26
25
22
20%
13%
common.
preferred
Bullard
Jan
2OV2
*91
29'a
34%
1
2
78
Jan
Dec
Jan
Co
Co
54 % Mar 10
12% Mar 31
20%
1
_
43y4 Mar
3
20 Va
20%
Inc...1.25
Inc
25% Mar 23
14
13
20%
22
23
34%
1
6
Jan
13
21%
35%
Corp
com.
2
19% Jan
12
$5
13
34%
100
2
92% Apr
76
6
(The)
28%
22%
76%
common
17% Jan
8
16
83% Feb
Bucyrus-Erie
%
13
21%
14%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender__INo
Budd
28
13
23%
13
76%
preferred,.
Co
29
•'22 %
14%
Bigelow
Shoe
28%
13'/a
24%
.77%
100
47% Jan
7
84% Jan
1
'
Brown
y2
13
14%
wi
conv
14%
32%
76%
-
38
7
14% Nov
'
27% Mar 23
16% Mar 25
20
36% May
•
22% Mar 17
24% Jan 19
14% Feb
5
&
14%
32%
14%
preferred
cum
14%
32%
77%
Bearing Co..
5
Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co
5
Briggs Manufacturing Corp_.No
par
Briggs & Stratton
No
5%
14 %
32 %
14%
Braniff
Brown
1,000
40
14%
33
RR—
54
2
23
'81
14
32%
29
*76'%
Roller
3%%
81
15%
33%
78
..._No par
Brooklyn Union Gas
7.600
1,100
21%
15
100
Bristol-Myers Co
207/a
14%
—_
29
21
81
76%
common
26% Jan 20
99% Feb
9
20%
81
100
.
27 y4 Jan
Mar 31
11% Jan
3
20% May 26
27% July 24
13% Sep 15
76% Jan
7
41
50
63% Dec
11% Oct 31
51% Jun 20
Feb
21 '/a
82
*81
com_5
par
*23% Nov 10
37%
103
23 %
100
preferred
20%
37%
*99
51%
140%
14%
Common wi
Bower
14%
38
103
22 7
5
(The)..
Maine
82
29
10
*99
21%
*33
1
Inc...
preferred
103
*81
10
7.50
Club
1,000
103
No par
Stores
Book-of-the-Month
13% Mar 19
Dec
21 Va
100
Class B
Bond
Boston
21
47% Feb
35
90
2.50
Co
Borg-Warner Corp
15
33
*100
Co.__l peso
class A
58 y8 Mar 26
Dec
*100%
___l
Brass
13
14% Feb
13
30
Alumium &
Ami Co
14
82
Jan
Bon
52% Jan
95% Apr 23
9% Nov
Bohn
54% Aug 28
8
10%
38
100
Co
2
3
10%
Co
Airplane
4,700
39
22%
10%
100
18
9
15% Apr
Boeing
*38'%
22%
(Del) com—No par
Chemical
97,700
FRIDAY
20
10%
Mfg Co
No par
(Delaware)
10
Bliss (E W) Co
I.—.1
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
2.50
Blockson
39
22%
Black & Decker
Blaw-Knox
24%
16 %
*38%
10 Va
Carpet (Del)
pfd series of 1951
Vz %
16%
39
23%
Bigelow-Sanford
4
23%
16'/a
*38 '%•
41,000
GOOD
73
10 Va
preferred
Feb
89% Jan
33
7%
39
*71%
22»%
1
Jan
Mar
16%
Foods
Jan
14
16 %
1
13
14% Jan
16%
of 1946_No par
ser
11
•
577 a
Co
1
61% Jan
25% Jan
3
pfd $3.25
&
6
16% July
11% Mar
9% May 17
49% Jan
3
39% Nov
Cum
6
16
144 V4 Feb
57
55
37 %
common
Benguet Consoi Mining
28
10% Nov
Corp
7
2
57%
5
Loan
5
6
73
55 %
Aviation
Beneficial
27
140 y4 Apr
14
Feb
72
56%
100
1% Jan
31
20%
74
75
t
10%
_
27% Jan
22% Dec
6% Oct
preferred
2
33% Apr
2
5iy4 Mar 31
*73
common
20
18% Nov
12% Nov
y4%
Co
Apr
1% Jan
20
.
Howell
Bendix
Feb 27
107% Feb
*74
•
25% Feb
2
46 1
38'%
1
Corp
1
15 % Mar 15
/
4
68y4 Mar 20
35% Api"
146% Aug 26
18% Jan
7
2
Nov
Bell
59
11
55% Dec
29
32
2
22 y2 Mar 13
93
27%
45%
20%
1
36% Dec
16
76% Sep
26% Feb
5
Mar 16
27%
46 %
20%
50
22
1% Mar
3
139 % Apr
14
1
2d %
45%
20%
!
29% Jan
16
12% Oct
i
106% Dec
14
Oct
2
90% Mar 10
22
38
Jan
19% Mar
May 22
64
29% Mar
46
94
14
Jan
12
28
27%
46%'
21
10%
RR
Packing Co
21% Apr
9
Feb
24
1% Nov
25
19
Dec
28
28%
45'%
21
38 y4
pfd
Belding-Heminway
15% Jan
23
26%
47
211%
Aircraft Corp
Beech
12
20
14% Apr 28
18% Oct 27
x91 % Feb 13
28%
21
__10
preferred
4%%
Jan
10% May 16
;
27%
46 y4
12.50
common..
25% Oct
29
6.000
CLOSED
6%
No par
common
Inc
(A
EXCHANGE
11%
.100
Inc
convertible
82
1.300
39%
11%
*38%
Jan
22
STOCK
39%
11%
50
Beatrice Foods Co
Mills
*6%
39%
11%
50
common
...
Bayuk
Beaunit
6%
38%
11%
16'%
Bath
9
6%
40%
16%
27
22 % Mar
6V2
"
11'/a
10
23
3%%
6%
39
11%
577/a
Jan
Cigars
6%
40%
11%
55%
preferred
Iron
6%
40
common.:
Brothers
10
Mar 31
13
10
11% Feb
Jan
Corp
new
25% Mar 19
106
(The).No par
preferred
40
13
17% Feb
12 ;
39% Feb
Mar 11
4
78% Feb
Apr
12
Jan
Convertible
17% Mar 12
37 »A Mar 31
31
22% Jan
9
Co
& Ohio common
100
noncumulative preferred__100
4%
59% Mar 26
22% Mar 31
5
Dec
13
1
Wilcox
Bangor & Aroostook
76% Mar 17
Jan
38
22
Dec
6
Feb
16
23
11% Dec
94% Apr 16
16% Oct 22
49
10
24% Dec
16
70% Jan
10
19% Jan
36
May 7
20% May 23
9% Feb 21
,
Nov
Inc
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Campbell W
& C
5''
1
_
IZIIIHII5
Foundry
Canada Dry
Ginger Ale
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry
No par
com
1.65%
Capital Admin class
$3
(Philip)'Mfg
25%
2 V4
25%
2%
25%
2%
8'a
2%
8%
2%
8%
8%
8 1
24%
24%
25
12
26
.
12%
24 %
12
25
12%
97%
97%
50%
*49%
18%
50%
18'%
18%
30%
18%
30%
-IlNopar
1
~~i0
II
25%
%
8%
*49%
25
common
25%
2
8%
pal-
No par
preferred A
Capital Airlines Inc
Carey
A
26
2%
100
No
Co_^____
Canadian Breweries Ltd..
Canadian Pacific
Ry
Cannon Mills
25%
1
Co____~~"~~io
98
98
2934
30%
48%
48 %
48%
43%
30%
31 %
*30
56
31
56
56
56
12%
12%
12%
12%
18 "2
18%
18%
19
8
24%
2%
8'4
25
12
12%
12
*97
12%
98%
*97
*50
98%
51
50
50
*18%
18%
18%
30
18%
30%
30
48%
30%
48%
49
49
*30
31
*30'%
31
*55
56
12%
18%
54%
55
12%
12%
12 %
18%
18%
18%
1,500
19,400
8.600
2.300
8.800
110
50
500
42,000
400
300
230
5,100
2,400
6
1953
Volume 177
Number 5209
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1481)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
•'..«/
;
•
.
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
104% Jan
9
Feb
20
34
STOCKS
Year 1952
116
Lowest
Aug
5
110% Feb
13
41% Dec
10
x37% Jan
6
39'A Oct
30
53 % Jan
28
44% Jan
23
36% Dec
4
34% Jan
>2
58
Dec
4
55% Jan
72
Dec
4
69
43
39% Jan
10
57 V* Oct
16
10% Feb
20
22
Oct
21
142
Nov
3
47% Jan
2
-
14% Dec
3
30% Apr 18
154'% Aug 21
66
103
2
30
131% Dec
5
150% Feb
26
94% Nov
6
110% Jan
2
28
"19% July 30
6
Oct
20% Mar 12
23
17% Jan
9% Feb
7
35 % Dec
■47% Jan
17
68% Dec
10% Jan
29
13
14
36
104
Apr 24
Jan
8
Dec
8
8
Mar 26
preferred
65% Jan
105
38% Jan
128% Feb
24
133% Jan
89 % Mar 23
17% Feb
98
9
Feb
19% Feb
19
6% Jan
2"
16% Feb
,
7% Feb
6
-40% Jan
22
9
-73% Jan
30
26
106% Jan 21
21% Nov 25
20
24% Oct
9
22% Jan
Feb
20
24% Oct
9
23
16% Apr
17
20 3A Dec
1
20 % Jan
2
3/64 Apr
14% Jan
Jan
2
Mar 27
<fc
General
(J I) Co
7%
common-—
Caterpillar
Celanese Corp of Amcr com
I'M 2nd preferred—
110
Jan
20% Mar
45
42*/;,
6g
41%
67%
84
85
14
14
14%
13%
14
21»/8
20 %
20%
20%
140
*139
60%
104
30%
31 */„
30%
30
30%
,
132%
*132
91%
90
Corp
common-——__No par
132%
90 ;
18%
19%
18%-
18%
18%
20
*16'/a
16%
*16%
16%
*i6ya
16%
5
igy2
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
Central
preferred
Co.
Feb
6
Jan
29
8% Jan
8
13% Oct
23
16"% Apr
1
31% Apr
14 % Feb
15
.
8
2
18
Mar 30
6
18%
3,600
Xl6%
16%
100
'
20
1,400
6%
7
2.100
20
%
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
67
68
68
67%
67%
700
13
12%
13
12%
13
12%
5,600
39%
39%
39%
40
40
40%
40 y2
12%
40 y2
34%
*67
4,800
1,200
6
100
107%
107%
*107%
107%
2
107%
*106%
107%
40
.—10
20 V*
20%
20%
20%
20
24
20%
20 y8
—50
20%
9,500
24%
25%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,400
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
22
22%
21%
22%
2iy»
21%
20,700
3/64
V.r
202,800
25%
58% Feb
10
2,200
Xl8%
19
89%
36%
22%
10
22,900
132
89'/a
69
25%
21
30%
132
12%
22%
9
7,800
69
a
5
3
30
t
70
60
104
36%'
—50
Dec
141
100
Gas & Elec__No par
22 % Mar 27
Apr
10.700
par
series B vtc
Central Hudson
20%
59%
1
Sugar
400
2.500
*102
90
Foundry Co_
of Georgia Ry vtc_—No
900
13%
*139
59;
103
*132
Aguirre
22,100
85
20%
91%
25
-8
.
30%
42%
67
13%
'
141
57%
*102%
-
V:
132%
>28% Feb
15% Dec 31
*139
59 y8
104
1,000
*83%
-
91%
*132
28 % Feb
X34
141
57%
*io2y2
3,300
44%
67
21 i
160
40%
41%
67%
80%
-
Shares
112%
40%
42%
67
26
iV Apr
41%
the Week
*44%
.
80%
*65
Jan 4 7
33
39%
1
83%
59
____100
preferred
■
44%
*102%
..No par
Central
,'5%
46
Friday
Apr. 3
112%
preferred series A_ 100
Central
••"
46
Rales for
lliursday
Apr. 2
40%
46%
139Va
10
PRICES
112
conv
4%%
Celotex
5'/o
40
20%
100
——
112
41%
14
12.50
common-:
4;20%-,
112%
41%
40%
100
Tractor
Preferred
112%
42%
*81 %
__l
preferred
112%
66
50
series—50.
Corp.
SALE
Apr. 1 ■
46%
10
series—.
4.80%
42% Mar 25
2
8
26
Jan
13
Case
5
20% Mar 25
Jan
2
Feb
5
65
38% Jan
42
6
2
32
5
28
Jan
2
*
12% Jan
15% Feb
33% Oct
Carriers
24
19% Mar 25
24
19% Oct 29
15
Feb
1
40% Aug 18
2
prelerred 4%
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 81 V
42
No par
common.
Conv
Apr
16
Corp
112y2
AND
Tuesday *
Mar. 30
I——5
Conv
14% Mar 27
57 % Mar 31
22
110% Oct
Carrier
Co_
5
5
7
17% Jan
5
9
31
15
10
Monday
Par
Light
9
Jan
Dec
&
Mar
143
51% Jan
Oct
72.
Power
89% Mar
5
138 % Mar 16
104% Aug
16
-5
Jan
3
2
45 % Mar
Carolina
Carpenter Steel
25
30
19 % Jan
16
20% Mar 31
33% Oct
24
Jan
<tock
Carolina Clinchlield & Ohio Ry_luU
4
'
Jan
13 % Feb
99% Jan
15% Oct
Mar
49
yu»M«
Continued—Page 3
LOW
EXCHANGE
113% Mar 19
2
21% Jan
;
NEW
Highest
-
107%
2
17% Mar 16
Central
Violeta1 Sugar
_9~50
Co—.
9% Mar 12
*15%
15%
15
15%
*15
15%
15%
800
15%
300
par
8%
8%
*8%
5
.—5
32%
32%
32%
15% Mar 20
32%
32%
32%
31%
32 y8
.___1
8,400
14%
15%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
15
15
33
5,100
33
33
33
*32%
33%
33
33
600
38% Jan
37
Feb
0
3
10
9
*8%
*
9
8%
9
100
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
1
22% May
30
July 24
29% Feb
9
99% Mar 26
32
Jan
Common
15
$4.50
*
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
No par
99%
100
99%
100 %
100 "2
100%
1.25
7;/8
7%
7%
6%
7*/h
30%
30%
30%
*30'/2
36%
37%
Jan
18
105% Oct
21
5% Oct
23
8% Jan
17
May 17
34 % Jan
26
30
Jan
8
31% Feb
4
Chesapeake
5
30%
2
39% Dec
10
36% Apr
1
41% Feb
2
37%
,81% Jan
4
88
9
Chesapeake & Onio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred
100
84
84
16% Feb
20
Chicago & East 111 RR
.No par
21
21%
20 %
21'/a
20%
21
40
25
25%
24%
25
24%
25
98
28
33% Jan
22% July 22
5% Feb
17
103% Jan 30
7% Mar 27
Dec
23
83% Mar 16
85% Jan
23% Dec
23
19% Feb
9
23 % Mar 13
Jun
20
23% Jan
17
26% Mar 17
18% Jan
26
27
7
21% Mar 24
15% Feb
20
21 % July
,18% Feb
20
28% Dec
12
20% Mar 31
26% Jan
5
17
34 % Dec
1
31 % Apr
1
34% Jan
21
1
18% Dec
17
14% Feb
10
18
Jan
18
8% Feb
17
10
Jan
18% Apr
1
22% Jan
13
42% Mar 31
51% Jan
Class
2
12% Mar
Oct
28
10% Dec
18% Oct
15
24
X39% Feb
27
51% Dec
23
7
6
19 % Mar 11
Jan
16
20% Apr
26
32% Feb
20
42% Dec
30
35% Feb
18
42% -an
45% Apr
24
56% July 23
51% Jan
12
62% Mar 19
75
67% Jan
26
65% Jan
9
74% Mar 25
61% Apr 28
July 25
72% Dec 23
49% Jan
9
81% Jan
11
95
Nov
3
19
20% Dec
31
8% Sep
18
12% Feb
6
Oct
27
18
Jan
8
2% Oct
30
12
13
Apr
Nov
14
29% Nov
5
68% Feb
27
10
16 % Feb
17
92% Mar 23
95
Jan
23 % Mar 13
19% Jan
2
Feb
27
9% Jan
13% Mar 30
14 % Feb
9
4% Mar 12
2% Jan
16
10% Jan
16
48% Jan
25
31% Mar 31
39
Dec
30
79% Mar 31
Chic
Western
convertible
1
94% Jan
2
31% Jun
4
41% Jan
10
39% Mar 19
;
4
Jan
22
9
Jan
8
92
Jan
21
28% Jan
4
14% May 12
79% Nov
7
40% Dec
12
Feb
7
140
74% Jan
5
48% Feb
21
105% Mar 12
102
22
51
27% Feb
89% Oct
99% Mar 18
35% Jan
13
30% Feb
Jan
28
14% Dec
30
Oct
14
114
102
33% July
18
90
July 2
Sep 10
48% Dec
155
l
22
Apr
4
Dec
29
56% Sep
80
Feb
87
18
12% Mar 11
100
Jan
12
30% Jan
2
15% Feb
9
80
Mar
38% Apr
152
Feb
Jan
33% Mar
4%
I
C
2
Cities Service
City
5
16% Mar 18
6
City
10
153
Mar 25
82
51 % Apr
1
53% Jan
8
Apr
4
106 % Apr
2
109 % Jan
75
Dec
29
72 % Feb
16
44
Sep
3
43% Feb
24
3
55
Dec
23
52
29% May
1
39% Dec
Mar
5
75
Mar 23
44% Mar 19
60 % Jan
8
43 y8 Mar 20
9
36
Jan
2
25% Jan
2
22% Jan
19
26
Mar 10
Clinton
91
Jan
18
6
95
Jan
23
4'/2%
3% Oct
24
6% Jan
2
3% Mar 16
5
Feb
4
24% Oct
22
32% Jan
4
136% Aug
Jan
28% Jan
9
31% Mar 17
3
75
Dec
3
102
Jan
7
Mar 17
134
Jan
2
86
109% Jan
7
874
130% Jan
7
5
130
Feb
4
78
117% Jun
13
88
Jan
Jan
125% Feb
875
20
7%
Jan
6
2
20
47% Jan
Jan
2
9
86% Apr
2
89% Jan
15
22% July
2
20 % Jan
2
24% Feb
27
Oct
16
22% Feb
7
41
Jan
18
39
Jan
8
87
17
23
47% Dec
95
24
Apr
59% Mar 27
60
Dec
12
42% Feb
18% Mar 31
53% Feb
55
Jan
10
Inc
4%
4%
38
Jan
2
59
Nov
28
55
Jan
6
33
Jun
3
40% Feb
1
38
% Jan
8
43% Mar 16
9
43% Mar 17
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
18%
11,400
36%
37
36%
37
36%
37 y8
6,400
56 */8
57%
56%
58%
57%
58 %
par
77
77
74%
74%
77%
77%
72'/4
69%
71%
70%
71%
69%
71
94 y4
94
94%
94 %
94%
93
93%
2,300
22*/2
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
71'/a
*93%
22'/4
9%
39%
*99%
49
28'/n
10
No par
10
89%
_5
13%
*99»/2
32
16*/8
81*/2
40%
*153
5
100
20
1%
82
Fuel
31%
88%
13%
*100
31%
16%
16'/u
16%
16%
16%
81%
82%
81%
82%
82%
82%
160
39%
40 y2
3.9%
40
38%
39%
5,300
*153
*81
16%
158
*153
81
84
52%
51%
52
51%
107%
74%
*107%
108
*107*%
*74%
158
*153
81
*81
51%
108
210
39
40%
25
25%
24%
25
94
93%
93%
*92%
4%
3%
29%
29%
4
85'/2
Corp—No par
4*/8
30*/4
131 */2
85*/2
118
42%
*86*/2
21%
18%
No par
Ry com—100
60
63V2
*62Va
29%
130%
85%
117%
*4
4%
30
29 y8
130%
132
85%
75
30
43%
433/4
60
52%
52%
2,600
40%
18,700
40%
132
*85%
86%
117%
900
*74
44%
52
116%
118
*900
*910
_No par :)V
4
39%
70
4,900
94*/4
*93%
83
51%
25*/2
41%
158
1071/a
94 */4'
75
1,100
51%
25%
52
16%
106%
1
117%
5,200
2,000
41
158
82
*43%
No par
31%
82
*74
30J/»
*130»/2
13%
101
—
39%
24%
*131
85%
117
*900
25
93%
4
291%
134
853/4
117
4,200
60
5,400
1,900
20
700
2,200
—
42%
44
43%
42%
43%
88
22*/8
*86%
88
88
86 y2
87
20%
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
2,900
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
17,900
62]/2
59
61
60
61,
59%
61
570
65*/2
64
64
*63
*62 y2
64
210
63
61
62
60%
41%
39%
44
40%
41%
40%
41
41%
40%
43%
*86 y8
64%
60%
60
60
40%
39%
40%
40
3,300
130
210
5,900
14%
14%
143%
12%
12%
13
$4.25 cumulative preferred-No par
61
61
*61
61%
61%
62%
*61%
623/4
90
47*/2
49
47%
48 y2
48
49%
48%
49%
5,300
Elec—5
26%
26 V2
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
9,800
—_—-No par
13
24% Feb
20
26% Mar 16
Columbus
Nov
14
44% Jan
30
39% Jan
26
46
Co,r>'ni
Pictures
Co__——No par
Carbon
Southern Ohio
&
tion
17
38% Jan
6
22 % Jan
2
2,400
44*/4
45%
43%
44%
43 y2
44%
43%
44
10
35*/4
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
353%
8.500
—No par
19*/2
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20 3%
12,200
35%
36%
35
36
34%
35%
343/4
35%
13,600
36
36*/8
35%
35%
35
35%
35%
4,600
37
37'/4
36%
37
35%
36%
36'%
1,400
Credit Co—
Commercial
19% Mar 31
2,600
32,800
Engineering
Superheater Inc
Mar 25
Commercial
Solvents
2
34% Dec
34% Jan
7
32% Jan
14
34% Dec
31
34% Jan
7
37% Mar 16
$1.32
Edison Co com—25
convertible preferred——25
35% Dec
26
35% Dec
31
35% Jan
2
37% Mar 16
$1.40
conv
Commonwealth
preferred——
25
*
35
*35%
5,800
'
'■■■*■■■
10% Feb
18
7% Jan
6
8
Mar
3
10
23
28% Jan
2
24% Mar 31
21 Vi Jan
27
Cone
19
25
2
22% Feb
10
24 % Jan
15
Congoleum-Nairn
29
Jan
8
31% Jan
30
Consolidated
Cigar
8% Jan
2
11
Feb
25
Consolidated
Coppermines
July
6
31% Feb
7
1
12% Jan
25
19
39 % Nov
109% Mar 27
37% Jan
9
40% Feb
4
Feb
27
109% Jan
5
110% Jan
7
31
26% Mar 31
Nov
25
105% Mar 30
Feb
27
113
97% Jan
19
105% July 15
16% Jan 18
10% Aug 13
11% Jan
23
52% Oct
16
64% Feb
4
27% Sep
8
39% Dec
12
9% Oct
15
11
99
Jan
8
28
102
2
Jan
5
13
Apr
53% Jan
23
58
14% Jan
11
No par
9%
18,100
383/4
15.900
————No par
108y4
108%
108%
108 y2
108
108%
lj08%
108%
27 %
26%
27%
27
27%
26%
Elec
Light
&
of Bait com—No par
4%
27
105%
*100
16%
12*/2
57*/4
series B_—__100
100
Corp—1.33%
series C
Grocers
2
Consolidated Laundries Corp
2
Consolidated Natural Gas
5
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
5
Consolidated
Textile
23
xl8% Jan
12
22% Feb
Vultee
12
35% Feb
18
110
3
109% Nov 26
May 16
2
43% Dec
31
17
Consolidated
5
Consumers Power Co com
103% Apr
8
105
108% Feb
5
Jan
30
40% Jan
15
100% Mar 27
102% Feb
11
103% Feb
8
16% Jun
12
19% Dec
4
18% Jan
2
24% Mar
89% Dec
18
96
Feb
7
90% Jan
2
94% Mar 16
45% Jan 13
52% Mar 20
48% Dec
31
Jan
5
99
Jun
16
108% Sep
16
117
Feb
8
page
94
9
Mar 31
97% Jan
120% Feb
$3.75
8
16
$5.50
27
Can
see
$4.25
conv
-
.
■
■
-
■
-
9*/4
21%
37%
23*/2
94*/4
94 '/4
116
preferred-—.No par
2nd preferred_.No par
22.
For footnotes
112% Jan
u
AnH
t
*
,
105%
106%
106%
*100
101
*100
16
16
16
12%
12%
57
58
*28 V2
106%
900
3,800
170
101
16%
3,900
12%
13
600
58
4.400
*28 Vb
28 3/4
700
8
8%
8
83/4
8%
83/4
3,400
9
9 %
9
9%
9
9%
5,500
19%
20 y2
19%
20%
19'%
21
37%
37 Ve
37 y8
373/e
104
1043/4
103 s/8
104
104%
104%
105%
1053/4
105
105
105 %
1053/4
37%
41%
42
40%
*100%
101
*100%
22%
*94
37%
41%
101
*403/4
41
*1003/4
9.200
920
230
2,700
23%
22%
23%
22 3/4
23%
94 y2
94
94
94
94%
110
50%
49%
50%
493/4
50%
6,600
94%
300
94*/4
94
94
*93
95
*93%
116
115
115
*114%
115%
82.200
101
49%
116*/2
27
500
575/8
29%
51 Va
'
»
12%
29%
94*/4
50%-
No par
Inc common-—20
i.
16%
58
23
preferred—f
*12%
106
101
56%
104*/2 105*/2
105
105
42%
43%
*100% 101
Continental Baking Co com—No par
15%
29 %
20*/4
37%
No par
preferred
Continental
12*/2
105%
*100
58
8%
——No par
$4.52
preferred
No par
Container Corp of America com__10
4%
preferred—
100
45
101
16%
x9'/8
1
Aircraft
3
Jan
106 */4
29%
8*/8
29
10c
Inc
Co
109% Jan
1
Mar 12
30
93/a
38%
6
2
293/4
9%
38%
Jan
$4.50
30
9%
38 %
38% Jan
38
*29%
93/4
6
38% Dec
29%
1,300
393%
ioy4 Jan
20% Dec
2,400
73/4
9%
10% Jan
2
3,300
235/a
73/8
38%
6
15
25
23%
73/4
29%
20
9,
243/4
23%
39%
Feb
1
14
24%
23%
30%
10
7% Feb
Apr
12% Jan
Mar 30
24%
*30
15
pfd—100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
29
24%
23%
*7%
9%
Preferred 4 y2 %
Preferred
73/4
24%
23%
39%
Gas
Consolidated
No par
Corp—5
7%
25%
24
of N Y com—No par
Power Co
Mar 26
16% Mar 10
7%
25
23%
—10
Inc
preferred
$5
Consolidated
27% Dec
—
Corp
Consol Edison
5
Jan
107
Mills
IV2
Publishing Co—No par
Nast
Conde
6% Dec
23% Oct
'21% Apr
31%
13%
40%
27 % Aug
99
32
89%
101
12%
2
41% Aug 19
31%
13%
14%
20% Jan
Jan
*99 Vo
13%
:
75
—2.50
Columbian
99
88 */8
101
53
5
,31% May
16,200
90
13%
*99%
43%
Jan
102% Jan
90
87%
13%
102
32*/4
120
14%
51% Mar 17
Jan
13,700
13
63
102
27%
40%
6
16% Apr
34% Jan
27%
13
9
Mar 24
28
i4 y«
45% Jan
9
27%
13
4
22
28
14%
26
Apr
4.200
27%
13
Nov
13
47%
14%
61 % Apr
106
99%
46%
common—No par
3
25% Oct 23
40
99%
47%
40
11
2
39%
99%'
46'/a
40 y8
56% Jun
-32% July 18
40%
99%
48*/2
43%
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A_2.50
42% Jan
xl06% Jan
39%
99%
46%
52
Columbia Gas System Inc.—No par
Nov
91'/4
40
*99 */4
44%
Columbia
7% May
99%
50*/2
28%
53*/8
„100
preferred—100
B
40
52%
39 Va
100
600
•
No par
—
Iron
&
*31
*43J/2
_i
No par
Corp_„—No par
Aikman
V
"
52
107
74%
gtd.„50
5
27
3,600
39%
com—17
9
37% Mar 17
74,400
82
Jan
31
82
80%
13% Feb
30% Jan
200
80 V2
81%
15
33% Feb
32
79%
24
7
*31
83*/4
29
11
32
80*/4
13% Feb
38% Aug
11%
31%
11% Jan
35% Jan
*11%
31 Vo
15
27
11%
32
11
20
1.500
11%
11%
13% Jan
17% Oct
3%
11%
16% Jan
34% Oct
1,200
3 y8
ll*/4
39% Feb
37
1,100
3%
11 */4
31%
5
59 % Mar
5,300
9 y8
13%
3%
29
63
22%
3%
V
300
9%
3%
' '
8,400
13,800
13%
9
3*/4
•
78%
13%
9
13%'
13%
•
*76
3%
9*/8
13%
10% Dec
38% Jan
9
13*/2
13% Oct
4
9*/8
13'/a
4%' stock—50
_1
Internat'l
*8%
38
1
32% Jun
18*/2
8%
59
noncumulative 1st pfd——100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Class
8%
37Vt
Co com—100
Colorado & Southern
Mar 24
-
56
preferred—100
—
66y8 Mar 24
65% Mar 24
8%
4,400
par
...
(The)
Colorado
67
2,400
700
preferred
20% Mar 17
6
FRIDAY
10,600
common
preferred
&
iis
15%
25,000
.
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com
!
15%
8%
new
RR
preferred
$3.50
15%
18%
preferred
Co
4% cumulative 2nd
Cn
15%
43%
,_No par
conv
Coca-Cola Co
13
17% Oct
40% Jun
15%
18%
common
Pitts
Foods
Coca-Cola
15%
22,100
43%
Corp
—_—!■.
1
Cluett Peabody & Co corn.:
No par
19
2,000
16'%
CLOSED
%
18%
Clopay
Mar 25
GOOD
j.
43%
Illuminating com_No par
No par
cum
32 %
8%
100
Special guaranteed
Corporation
Climax Molybdenum
3
2
32
43%
—
Clevite
18% Mar 18
20 % I
21%
31%
Xl8%
$4.50 preferred
81% Apr
90
Co
&
19%
21 y4
31%
8%
common
St Louis Ry
Cleveland
20
20%
19%
Corp new
convertible
Elec
19 y2
21%
32 %
100
noncumulative
5%
Cleve
19
20%
20%
25
Equipment
C C C &
Mar 13
9
110
Stores
3,400
43%
preferred
4 */4 Vo
Clark
EXCHANGE
31%
25
City Products Corp
9
44% Jan
25
19%
preferred
Co
5,400
24%
21%
1
Co
STOCK
32*/2
10
& Electric
Investing
5%%
100
21
42%
Milling Machine Co
9
32,300
84
100
;
Financial
T
37 %
20%
19%
prelerred
Cincinnati
12
83% Feb
26
14
14"% Jan
3
35% May
65% Jan
37% Jan
95% Jan
102
4
2
Mar 24
80
Mar 27
J
15%
8%
com—No par
■
Cincinnati Gas
2
2
4
■
37%
*82
85
25
'
200
44'%
Chrysler Corp
43% Feb
Dec
37% Dec
103
37%
31
19%
Co
Copper
_
37% May
19%
:,83
100
*30 v2
31
6,800
43%
common
.
20%
36%
84
1,600
7
100
preference—No
convertible
Chile
*82%
29 %
100%
6%
20%
—
5%
Jan
20
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
No par
5','0 conv preferred series A—100
Chicago & South Air Lines.-No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Co
38%
29%
*100
No par
pfd
preferred series A
$3
7
32*/8
No par
Pac
&
noncum
North
&
5%
Childs
96 % Jan
98
Paul
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com_No
13% Feb
13
St
series A
Chickasha Cotton Oil
3% Feb
Mar 12
7
1
Milw
5%
6
12
coin
A
Class B
Chic
82% Mar 19
15
ManufacturingCorp of Virginia
Chicago Corp
(The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5% preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
6
Mar 19
28% Apr
preferred
Checker Cab
117
8,400
370
13
14
The Commercial and Financial
(1482)
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1052
7% Nov
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
2
75
19% Oct
28
25
62% Jan
Continental Oil
Apr
3
Jan 30
56% Feb
16
20% Feb
10
25% Apr
1
28% Mar
25
22
Apr
1
26% Jan
27
24
% Apr
1
27% Feb
2
6*
52
25% Dec
18
31% Aug 13
18% Oct
22
29 % Jan
2
28 V» Jan
2
12
51% Jan
14
48% Jan
22
8
Mar 18
6
Cornell
Corn
10
22% Mar 21
19% Jan
2
Oct
23
69% Jan
9
63% Feb
17
68% Jan
15
66% Nov
5
87% Jan 25
1
79% Jan
;6
70
Apr
93
Jan
16
99% Apr 22
94% Mar 18
96% Jan
Jan
23
99% Apr 23
94% Feb
20
96% Jan
30
Sep 25
67 ya Feb
6
71% Jan
8
1
73
Jan
10
178
3% Jun
12
Apr 15
4% Nov 26
1% Oct
16
2% Jan
28% Oct
30
38% Jan
Mar 31
172
Jan
1
5
Jan
20
3
1% Jan
2
2
Mar
25
29% Feb
18
91% Jan
9
11% Jun
27
12% Dec
4
24% Jun
19
27
Dec
12
12% Oct
22
X32% Nov
13
97
May 22
19% Jan 28
36% Feb
5
48% May
1
66 % Dec
1
99 V* Jan
9
103% Jun
13
39% Jan 30
28
92 y2 Mar 31
21
3% %
24%
Electric
29 V4 Feb
18
16
33% Jan
89
8
19
2
36 ya Jan
5
2
35% Jan
15% Sep
25
20% Jan
18
15% Jan
28
17
Jan
6
129% Jan
19
Jan
8
185
Jan
8
5% Oct
28
6% Jan
2
185
•
65% May 26
24
20
10
58% Jan
7
12% Jan
16
10% Jan
19
32
22
9% Aug 27
12
30
Dec
8% Mar 20
99
Jan
54% Dec
3
29
1
7
Mar 10
Feb
2
53% Jan
9
7% Apr
24
23% Feb
21
24% Sep
10
24
Jan
2
129 V2 Jan
19
132% Dec
16
131
Jan
23
10
44
3
Jan
Dec
7
9
Feb
9
24%
25%
24%
25
24%
24%
64
64%
64
64
64
;
64
64%
64%
71
72
71%
72%
70
!
71
72%
2
15
500
6,800
620
73%
*94%
95%
*94%
95%
*94%
95%
*94%
•95%
96
*95%
96
*95%
5%
96
69
69%
68%
68%
1613/4
*1613/4
4%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
32%
33%
33%
34%
6%
33%
32%
33
937/a
92%
93%
14%
14%
13%
143/a
14%
2
*26%
27%
26%
263/4
*26%
2.50
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
323/4
663A
32%
65
66%
101
31
31%
323/4
•24
•175
303%
30%
83
82 %
82%
24%
24%
24"%
25
24%
24'A
15%
153/4
15 7%
•'15%
195
100
*6i y8
64
*6i y8
5
11%
12
11
11%
32
30
31
•31
l
7%
No par
No par
99%
common
preferred
common
55
pfd
8%
1
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
Cutler-Hammer Inc
253/4
100
No par
8%
8ya
99
55
1
A
,
100
♦133
8%
55
8%
8%
25 ya
25%
136
*133
41
40
40%
7%
63
99
543/4
9
26%
800
303/4
7%
7%
4,100
32%
24%
10
2.50
32%
200
82%
1
25%
153/4
7%
14%
293A
25
195
14%
65%
31
84
*175
143%
32%
5,700
1003/4
82%
100
26%
643A
24%
common
26%
100%
85
16
14%
27
65 y8
29%
25
200
14%
101%
25%
16
31,300
95
14%
64%
25
•24
preferred—
32%
*93
210
1,400
2,700
*100%
85
10
94
5,600
1003/4
100
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
*93
683/4
163
66%
100%
100
pfd
Inc
Publishing
161
32%
preferred
Class
*
*92%
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright
161
1
(The)
Corp
noncum
Press
X161
25
preferred certificates
Prior
68%
4%
100
Cuban-American Sugar common
7% preferred
4 % %
68%
162%
4%
1
common
convertible
Cuneo
X67%
162%
1
Cuba RR
6%
4,900
95 Va \
96
323/4
$7
Mar 13
52
*95%
Co
Curtis
9% Feb
Jan
26
*100%
27% Mar 20
43
52%
25%
No par
6
4
133
*51%
*50
52
LOO
preferred
2
Mar
573,6 Feb
8% Mar 31
39
29
8Va Apr
100
*50
52
*50
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer common
25
Mar 17
12 Va Mar 19
6
94% Jan
64
34j/2 Jan
52
*51%
5
.
8y8 Mar 17
24%
*50
52%
Inc
$2
Mar 17
900
1,400
3,500
3,400
Refining common_25
preferred
100
1%
Coty
5
81
'24%
52
1
preferred
pfd 3%%
2
Jan
24%
20%
51%
Products
12
70% Feb 24
24%
*20
53%
common
60% Jan
103
25%
58%
53%
50
Corp
32y4Apr
100% Mar 31
25%
-
50
series
Crown Cork & Seal common
2
Feb
32% Mar
23
25
500
1.700
3.700
51,300
10,200
series of 1947-100
Cum
15
24'/a Apr
49% Jan
22%
153/4 Mar
24'A Apr
Sep
22%
34% Jan
5
Feb
22
14% Mar 26
5
2
22%
Cream of Wheat
2
36% Dec
7% Jan
22%
27% Mar 12
25 Vi Jan
36% Dec
25
23%
3,100
25%
22%
2
Jan
24
Feb
25%
33/4%
preferred
Creameries of America
5
Mar 25
190
25%
15% Mar 19
Jan
12
Jun
30
20%
25%
Crane
23
92% Jan
20%
26
Coty Internation Corp
22
77% Oct 23
20%
25%
3
34% Apr
95
57%
20%
26
Exchange Bank & Tr Co__j20
Corn
6
4% Apr
161
58%
21%
Corning Glass Works
19
93
58%
20%
26
Co
Dubilier
9%
58
pref 5%
Preferred 6% series
26% Mar 25
17% Jun
9
5
Convertible
55% Jan 30
-10%
9%
14
Corp common—5
Delaware
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
28
Jan
Range
10
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
•Copper
5
Fibre
1
of
Continental Steel
51% Mar 31
6
58%
57%
56% Jan
93
57%
10%
Continental Motors
9% Jan
Dec
10%
10%
11% Mar 25
10'A Nov 28
55
78
IO'/b
11%
2
81% Nov 26
26% Apr
77%
10%
78%
Insurance
16
Oct
77%
10%
78
Diamond
Continental
Week
Shares
12'/a
76%
Continental
7
30
27
11%
11%
2
82%.Tan
Sales for
the
19%
11%
12
13y4 Jan
1
7y2 Apr
166
*19%
11%
76%
12
11% Mar 31
76% Apr
65% Feb
19%
12
77%
19%
6
Friday
Apr. 3
9%
9%
19%
15% Feb
Thursday
Apr. 2
19%
9%
19%
18% Jun 30
PRICES
-
9%
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2
5% convertible preferred
25
9
SALB
Wednesday
Apr. 1
19%
10% Mar 17
20% Mar 17
17
63
Mar. 31
9
68% Apr
,
Tuesday
Mar. 30
F«f
2
15
Dec
Monday
STOCK
8% Jan
11
23V4May
YORK
EXCHANGE
„
xl7% Jan
163/4 Feb
44
new
Highest
10% Jan 21
17
Nov
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
April
Contfnuatf—Page 4
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Chronicle...Monday
136
40%
*23%
'
153A
*175
195
7%
•175
7%
5,900
200
10,600
800
630
100
3,100
195
•6iy8
7%
64
*61 ya
623/4
111/8
11%
11%
11%
*30%
83A
98
31
*30%
8%
8%
98
55
*133
136
700
63,800
55
8%
.
2,900
8%
100
54%
8%
25%
11,500
31
*98%
55
8%
25
7%
stock
150
exchange
8%
25%
'
1,000
25%
*133
closed
136
39%
39%
39=%
good
39%
37
47,500
3,100
friday
1,600
D
32
Jan
90
July 23
2
39% Dec 23
95
May
8
Jan
2
77/a Dec
22
13
13% Dec
22
15% Mar 11
33% Feb
19
36% Dec
12
36% Apr
2
86% Mar 31
77/8 Jan
14
Jan
40 Va Mar 25
92
15
21
34% Mar 31
Jan
3%%
8% Mar 17
14
Jan
39% Jan
Dana Corp
8
5%
1
convertible
371/,
33 y2
37
37%
10c
preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp
21
14
J
common
36%
x87y4
87"A
863/4
863/4
*87%
2.50
common
preferred
20
May 15
13% Apr 24
58% Aug 13
5
57
Mar 16
16% Aug
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
Preferred 4.60% series A
6
14% Jan
2
16
Feb
Daystrom Inc
33% Feb
19
36% Dec
12
35% Jan
9
3 8 Va Mar 13
85% Jan
2
51
88
96
July 15
53% Mar
86
Mar 20
92
Jan
2
90
Jan
30
92
Jan
26
97% Feb
11
14
23% Feb
2
28
96% Jun
19
21
99 % Jun
9
24»/2 Feb
5
20% Jan
8
39
22
Apr
36%
37Va
343A
353/4
55%
553/4
55%
55%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
37 y8
37'A
37
37 y8
86
7
*85
*86
*94%
88
96
*94%
96
50c
*93%
96
22 y4
*93%
96
Feb
25
5
Deep Rock Oil Corp
2
Deere
30% Apr
2
5
47 J/4 Jan
9
52% Feb
7% preferred
Delaware & Hudson
15
151/8 Jun
12
13
Mar 31
15% Jan
30
18
26% Nov 17
24
Mar 20
27y8Feb
2
62
X70
Apr
Feb
27
Mar
85% Dec 30
77% Apr
95
4
83 y4 Apr
2
Dec
23
2
Jan
943/i jan
24% Jan
17
17% Feb
10
243/b Mar 23
3
251/s Dec
12
24% Jan 18
25% Mar 23
64
13
Oct
66
17
61% Jan
19
5% Jun
6% Jan 11
18% Feb 21
14y» Feb
9
18% July 11
18% Jan
2
31
16% Jan
14
20% Oct
16
29% Oct
31
106% Apr
38% Nov
29
Nov
5% Mar 25
27% Jan
21
Jan
25
114% Feb
19
52% Mar 31
37y4 Apr
43
18
9
22
Feb
29
Feb
9
103 % Feb
20
13
6
Mar
2
3/4 Mar 17
16% Mar 25
193/4 Mar 17
24 y4 Mar 10
33
Mar 17
108
Jan
2
40% Feb
3
8
35% Jun
23
33 % Jan
8
343/4 Feb
12% Dec
30
3
12% Jan
29
12% July 30
1
8
21% May 27
8
Nov
26% Dec
13
Mar 31
13 y8 Feb
Jan
283/e Mar 27
12% Jan
3
8% Feb
1
35 y2 Jan
Dec
Mar 18
12
39
29% Feb 21
14
25
2
4
9% Jan 13
39% Mar 4
10% Jan
8
12% May 13
11
16% Jan
16
233/8 Mar 10
17
24
Aug 13
65% July 1
441/4 Dec
8
19% Feb
52
62 % Jan
72 y4 Mar 20
38% Mar 31
43% Jan
8
Apr
36% Oct 27
Jan
13% Feb
99% Jan
3
21% Oct
30
26% Apr
80% Jun
11
84% Aug 25
81% Mar 31
32
22
47
9 %
Jan
105% Mar 29
102% Jan
15
Mar 31
24% Jan
8
Mar 30
97% Dec
1
Feb
10
92% Jan
15
119% Apr 25
8
99
July
45 % Jan
10
51
Jun
3
10
51% Oct
27
52
Nov
19
X48%Dec
10
491/4 Dec
9
25
101/4 Jan
7
20
19
112% Mar 27
92
Mar 31
45% Jan
50 y4 Jan
13
83% Jan
14
43
13
Feb
12% Jan
2
97
Jan
&
Corp
Vilbiss Co
Devoe & Raynolds
48
Feb
10
51% Jan
5
48% Jan
4.40%
26
cum
Diamond
$1.50
Divco
^feI Industries
Duplancorp
171% July lo
47% Dec
9
77%
79
84%
85
84%
4,900
85
23%
83%
223/4
23%
84%
22%
23%
2,200
23
23%
25
25%
15,100
25
25%
63
12,000
63
63
5%
15%
5%
53A
15%
151/4
78
*62 y8
5%
153a
143/4
15 %
5%
15%
100
3,300
"
4,700
-193/8
19%
23
19%
23
19%
22%
*19'A
22%
19%
30%
31%
*22%.
22 3/4
30%
223A
30%
223/4
30%
30%
1,000
31
31
♦1043/4
105 y2
1,000
373/4
38
333/4
333/4
107
105%
105%
37%
*333/4
1,000
*1043/4
105%
300
373/4
37%
37%
34
2,500
34
34
700
2
13%
13 %
13
13%
5Q0
12%
121/.
13,
13%
13
12
121/4
13%
12
12%
12%
273/4
12%
27
27 y2
4,100
27
27%
11,000
8%
3,000
1—2
No par
5
27%
28
27%
q
g
8%
82%
,
*37
to
n
$3.75 pfd____5Q
50
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21%
643/4
38%
39
98
*92%
62%
38%
993/4
*99
633A
21%
21%
21%
81%
40
*81%
*37
81%
40
*37
40
10%
983/4
10%
10%
96%
97%
113%
114
10%
113%
97
70
11,300
97%
31,600
113%
500
*92%
92%
400
*453A
43
113%
921/4
*92
y
92%
46%
*45%
*51
46%
511/4
51
51
453A
51
453/4
51
453A
45%
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10,300
103/a
*453A
S1£
21,300
100
21%
92
46%
11,700
13,500
38%
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1133/4
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1,100
r
100
21%
97
114
»51
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82%
10 ya
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993A
*37
98%
*113%
1,000
22
81%
4n
preferred
22
63%
21
82%
1
5
21%
65
383A
*99
37%
22
38%
21%
8-%
*37
2,000
12%
63%
99
8%
37%
12%
21%
391/,
*37
12%
66%
2l3/a
*83/4
12%
633A'
383/4
No par
12
Pi'A
99
No par
37%
12
21
50o
100
9
37
S8
par
No
series
Cigar
63
5%
3R3A
series
G
25%'
63
333/.
$3.50
W
25%
5s/a
333/4
$4.50
Du0llfsne Light Co
$4.15 preferred
D
25%
63
5%
38'A
Preferred
4%
25%
63
*105%
Preferred
46
9%
46
*9%
97/a
*9%
_50
1,300
9%
600
...
163
Feb
Mar
lev
1
16% Jan
5
85 y2 Jan
12
23
Dec
29
21
16
Apr 25
12% Mar 11
102
Jan
14
17
97% Apr
15% Jan
Sep
15
24
55% Dec
31
1% Jun
20
34% Oct
22
2% Apr 16
43% Mar 18
Jan
30
25% Mar 25
Feb
23ysJan
Fob
20
5
Mar 12
2 ya Jan
Apr
37% Jan
9
9
16% Mar 19
11% Jan
13
321/B Dec
Jan
30
26
29% Mar 30
3"% Feb
51% Jan
4
18
49% Feb 20
50% Jan
54
48% Jun
16
56% Dec
31
26
15
38% Jun
16
Apr
343/8 Feb
12
17% Jan
29
20
19% Jan
14
2
15% Apr
26% Dec
30% Jun
27
3
101% Sep 18
23% Dec 31
7% Jun 18
16
Jan
1
60% Feb
8
1 >4
2
12% Feb
17
Jan
Ig Mar 26
1«% Mar
14
2
Jan
6
23% Jan
15
26% Feb
19
27% Apr
2
29% Feb
8
95
Jan
5
99
22% Jan
9
24% Mar 12
Mar 13
common
Products
4%%
7
Jan
7
20 Va Mar 31
7% Jan
3o
22% Jan
5
3
23% Nov
2
70
Dec
61 % Jan
31
70
11
Jan
2
73
74% Feb
Nov
24
71
Jan
9
72
Feb
5
20
lo
Co
Co
3
1
Zl00
I
common
2 50
ZTioo
1
_
Electric
Auto-Lite (The). "
Elec & Mus Ind Amer
shares
Electric Storage
5%
El
conv
Paso
Rights
Emerson
5
2nd
Emerson Radio
~
&
preferred
5%
preferred
series
44%
165
45%
165
44%
203/8
*87
45%
21%
89%
21%
*96
14%
443/4
*164
22
43%
203/4
*88
44
*96
14%
44%
164
17
53%
2
22
23%
'
26%
26%
'
18%
18 3A
'
14%
*88
89 'A
6,000
'
97%
*96
98 ya
16%
16
16 ya
■*
52%
52
52%
<
2,700
3,100
3,900
16%
51%
523A
51%
21%
1%
1%
1%
343/4
35%
12%
12%
30
30%
50
*50
55
*53
35
*50
4,200
22
35%
30%
50%
50
54%
57
40
•
213/4
12%
50%
20,000
44
121/8
57
4,700
»
43'A
35
♦50
54%
54
1%
34
21%
3,200
10
1%
4,300
34%
>
*12%
12%
'
1,100
293A
30%
>
8,200
50i/2
200
55»%
»
'
35%
<
23,000
5
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25
r
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35 %
35%
343/4
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353A
1%
343A
35%
tt
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%
%
16%
12%
12%
12%
-
24%
24%
27%
27%
1 :
V
17%
17%
12%
13
243A
243/4
28
28
953/4
96
23%
23%
7%
7%
203/4
21 y8
72
72
16%
X12%
12 3A
24%
12%
243/4
24
17%
16%
27%
28
95%
95%
223/4
28%
*95%
23%
22%
7
20%
6,300
17,700
1,500
'
21%
97%
15%
29%
•
.
»
21%
89%
:
45%
43%
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•
164%
45%
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123A
35%
14%
•
21%
98
1%
143/4
45%
164
23%
*
21%
21
16%
16%
53
18%
42%
89%
21%
98
45%
165%
17%
353A
H_ I
' 1
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A
17%
14
31%
"inn
Erie RR common
26%
17%
u
common-
4%
26
14%
12 %
4
Phonograph
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
26%
27
183/4
sn
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Colli
Empire District Electric
Endlcott Johnson Corp
23%
X26
253/4
29%
3
Mfg
23
18
50
Gas_
Electric
23%
10
par
_!_
preferred-!-
Natural
22%
143/B
1%
In0
common
preference^
i
23
15
Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
5%
223/4
.
common-
preferred
Elliott Co
5
IIIlOO
Manufacturing
_
17% Jan
~tq
Elastic Stop Nut Co
4
5
62 ya Jan
24
Ekco
~~
~Corp_I__I
preferred
Edison Bros Stores Inc
4 % %
preferred
5
9
Mar 31
13% Nov
11% Jun
6%
Eaton
11
17% Feb 24
57
10
1
Eastern
22
94
Co
__
48% Jan
102
51% Apr
1% Jan
34
Eastern Airlines Inc__
8
19 y4 Mar 27
42 Va Apr
Feb
1/
Eagle-Picher
283/s jan
23
86 %
22%
E
89
6
79
85
C*~
Common
233/4 Mar 11
July 15
Apr 29
2
80
_N0~par
Corp
Eastern Stainless Steel
5 % Feb
78
No par
...
Eastman Kodak Co
20'% Jan
80
agj
nunbfn
15% Mar 17
9
78%
15%
Dunhill tco.nvert.1.ble preferred
International
46% Mar 25
2
900
common
16
May
15,600
100
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
Dow Chemical Co
common
$4 preferred series A
43% Feb
26
13%
24%
No par
13% Feb
94 % Apr
4,000
13%
24%
Srxlpeppercc5::i:::;;;:::;:SSpar
18
Oct
483/4
13%
24%
l
Dome Mines Ltd
21
10% Nov 24
24% Apr 15
48% May 13
483/4
133/a
X24%
1
21
44% Jan
48%
13%
24%
Corp
Jan
97
49%
13
24%
Diana
Stores
Corp
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
16% Jan
16% Feb
48%
25
25% Jan
6
49%
100
common
14
Nov
48%
49
141/.
preferred
16% Nov
82%
1,600
243/4
T Motor Car Co
251/4 Feb
18
31%
2
21 % Jan
2
12,000
30%
10
2
27
28%
31%
A
28
21
273/4
31
13%
preferred
Match
cum
Diamond
5
10 Va Feb
class
Jan
Jan
1,600
28%
31%
common
Diamond Alkali Co
28% Jan
15% Jan
27%
3iya
j
25
36% Feb
27%
31%
~I5
16
158
273/8
31
100
De
Sep
48
17,800
43%
S W RR Co_100
Apr 30
16
103A
43%
243/a
Stove Co
19
12% Oct
10%
44
50
Steel
22
41% Oct 30
5,100
103A
43%
8
Detroit-Michigan
12
28
6
10%
26
Detroit Hillsdale
Detroit
100% Jan 30
118% Jan
2
45% Mar 31
9 Va Jan
213/4
10%
44
10 va
13.50
Derby Oil Co (The)
Detroit Edison
5
40
X92 % Jan
8% Apr
Mar 30
21
25
Nov
26
99
13 % Aug 29
May 19
79% May
xll4% Jan
5
21%
10%
43%
20
ctfs for common
Escrow ctfs for preferred
13
14% Jan
Jan
21%
in3/,
4434
28 'A
100
Escrow
22
32% Jan
10
21%
210
44
1
Lack & Western
Delaware Power & Light Co
6
22
13
22 y8
27%
50c
common
Delaware
6
Jan
55% Feb
21%
10
Inc
new
223/4
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
85
17% Sep
23
1,600
86
88
30% Jan
33% Jan
11% Oct
2,500
86
47% Jan
23
36%
37
86
2
2
36%
36%
*86
17
'
2.900
88
10
7
1,000
15%
86
9*A Jan
Aug
35%
55
15%
*86%
25% Feb
52
35
55
15%
88
40y4Feb
Co
35%
55%
15 %
*55
87y,
25
Records
35%
15
*86V2
14
2
*14
*86
9% Jan
3
143/4
100
63% Jan
Jan
*14
100
16
43
8%
143/4
100
21
31% Jan
14
series C
Oct
&
140
*8
80
Dayton Rubber Co
Decca
4,400
88%
8%
series B
Preferred 3.75%
Preferred 3.90%
28% Oct
U
367%
87
*8
*8
10
16
341/8 Sep
4
351/4 Nov 24
*13%
36%
88%
8%
♦133/4
8%
1
Dayton Power & Light common
Preferred 3.75% series A
16
94% Feb
Jan
92% Jan
17% Oct
2
*8
7%
20%
7
20 y8
243A
28%
95%
23
7
20%
16%
*95
23%
7
20%
ii
300
297,900
4,600
17
95%
9,500
2,200
700
130
23%
1
3,700
7%
'
4,500
20,100
71%
71%
*71%
20%
1
*71%
73%
vi y4
*71%
72
'
'71%
300
73%
*71%
73%
;
1,000
Number 5209... The Commercial
Volume 177
and Financial Chronicle
(1483)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range lor Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
1
Lowest
7% Dec
6
BHMay
10% Nov
Continued—Page 5
STOCKS
Year 1952
15% Mar
11
Jan 22
44
May 17
55% Dec
1% Dec 16
3% Feb
YORK
5
9 Va Mar
3
Eureka
14% Mar
9
Evans
STOCK
Jan
13
15y4 Mar 27
Eversharp
19
59% Mar
Jan
2
4
2% Jan 26
8%
I
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 2
Apr. 3
8Ya
8%
8%
83/a
8%
8%
8 3A
14 y8
123/4
13%
12 Ys
13%
12 Ya
12%
15
14%
14 Y4
14Ya
143/4
143/4
14 Ys
51
52
13
.Hill
3
Exchange Buffet Corp
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 1 /
Mar. 31
14 %
5
Inc
Tuesday
Mar. 30
5
Co
Ex-Cello Corp
2
Monday
Par
Williams Corp
Products
49% Jan
15
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
16
Jan
Xl3
NEW
Highest
7% Jan
11
13% Oct
1
■
53 %
50%
51%
513/4
52>/a
51 Va
*2%
2.50
2Y4
*2%
23/4
*2%
2%
*2%
26Ys
26%
263A
26%
263A
26Y4
ibe Week
Shares
5,400
2,900
11,400
3,900
2%
F
27% Jan
314b Oct 29
3
23% Jan
12
28% Mar 25
Fairbanks
12
7% Nov 12
7% Jan
No par
3
26 V*
Fairchild
20% Sep 29
23% Jan 11
20% Feb
18
10% Mar 25
22% Jan 13
Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
8Ys
9 Ye
22%
♦22
16% Mar 24
Falstaff Brewing Corp
223/8
22>A
1
15%
16%
16
19
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B____
l
i6Ys
17 y«:
16%
♦51%
52
29%
31%
1
is
163/»
50
*62
7
Sep
12% Jan
3
16% Jan 29
15
15% Jan
2
19% Jun
16% Mar 31
57% Dec
5
53% Nov
4
3
Jan
9
30% Deo 23
25% Fob
12% Feb 28
16%Dec
9
15% Jan
48% Feb 19
60
Deo
9
6% Dec
Jan
14
57
19
5
58% Jan
8
33Yb Apr
50% Mar 31
23% Oct 29
Jan
<
50
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp^No par
9
Fedders-Quigan Corp
9
5
66% Mar
2
6
Jut
8
59
Jan
15
7% Feb
4
69
Feb 25
37% Feb 21
47
50
Jan
Sep 25
16% Jan 19
107
12
13
4%%
2
86% Jan
t
Fidelity Phoenix Fire ins
6
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4
97
46
Feb
Mar 17
Firth
Mar 25
Flintkote Co
12
32
Mar 13
100
21% Jan
2
11
26% Mar 17
32% Jan
38 y4 Mar 13
Dec 31
9
29% Mar
5
16
23% Jan 30
15% Feb
9
17% Jan
6
19% Apr 18
92% Jan 10
24% Dec 31
22% Feb
6
25
Jan
2
99
38% Oct 29
56% Jan 28
114
95% Oct
16
90% Jan
2
94% Mar 26
11
Jan
5
43% Jan
2
2
103 Va Jan
29
10
37% Apr
2
Jan 29
93
Apr
'.4
98% Nov 26
94
Apr
1
99% Feb
17% Nov 17
24% July
19
Apr
2
23% Jan. 20
12
19
18
11% Jan
26
13% Sep 30
12% Jan
7
19
Dec
10% Jan
9
Feb
Jan
1
35% May 20
46
13% Dec
23
4
27
14
13% Jan
9
75
Mar 25
79
Jan
503/4
50%
50%
29%
30%
30%
33
32
15%
16
16
10%
16Ys
61
*61
*59
*50 Y4
600
52
7
33%
37,700
16%
*61
63
400
3,200
10,600
22,500
63%
7Ya
64%
65
25%
25%
25Ye
24
243A
24 Ya
24Y4
1,200
44%
43%
441/4
43%
44
43%
433A
5,400
104%
7%
7%.
*64
7nA
7%
65
13.600
7Y4
*64
500
65
40
113A
11%
11%
113A
11%
11%
1,800
25
253/e.
25%
25%
25%
25%
1.900
82
83%
x67%
Follansbee Steel Corp
Fair Stores Inc
pfd
convertible
3Y4%
82
82
813A
30y2
106%
45%
451/4
13%
13 y4
67
•105%
45 lA
*45
13%
133/e
29 Ye
303/e
31 Ve
23
67
68%
♦97
*104
813/4.
81%
68%
1,200
69
81%
69
7,100
106 %
106 %
106%
310
45
45%
45%
45 Ya
13%
13 Ys
13 Ys
13
3
1,000
1,100
30
30 3%
30
30 Ya
3,500
*105%
98
22%
104
104
68 Ye
98
*97
23
*97
22 3/8
.
98
*22%
98
22%
23
1,100
7%
243/4
25%
24
24%
24%
24'A
24 y4
24%
5,600
No par
Co
363/4
37
353A
36'A
35 Ys
353/4
36%
333/8
6,600
No par
*28
30
30
•28
*28
*28
30
30
10
16 lA
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'A
16 Ys
16 3/8
3,400
1
23 y2
233/4
23%
23 y4
23%
23 Ys
23 Ys
23 T a
4,500
'51
15
*94%
95%
*94%
95i/2
*94%
95 %
95%
95 Ya
30
38'A
38Ys
8,700
ser
of
Machinery & Chem Corp
3%%
104
common
Food
cum
104
105 y2
105 Va
23
Florsheim Shoe class A
$4.20 div
104%
11 Ye
*97
10
preferred
preferred
383/e
38
100
*92
93
*31
*94
95%
*94
38 %
373/4
38 Ya
♦91
94
93
S3
33
93
100
20
95%
94
95
•94
95%
10
19%
20%
19%
19Ye
19%
193/e
19
19%
No par
12'A
12%
12%
121/4
12 %
12%
12%
12 3/8
STOCK
1
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
*13y4
12 Ys
13%
13 %
13%
EXCHANGE
2,000
CLOSED
9,100
GOOD
5,100
Franklin Stores Corp
133/e
12Ye
13%
10
48
49
47%
48 3/8
47
48
1
Froedtert Corp
27% Mar 24
17
25%
5
Freeport Sulphur Co
16
16 VA
16%
11%
No par
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light
14% Jan
9
16
17
73/a
1
51% Mar 17
2
16lA
16Ys
653A
No par
40% Feb 20
27% Aug 11
84% Mar 20
75% Jan 10
f eo
16%
17 1/4
8%
25 y4
(The) common—No par
13% Apr
24% Jan
18% May 21
22% Apr
13 V,
16'A
73,200
22 y4.
*104
10
Carpet Co
preferred
Food
8%
22%
44
100
Florence Stove Co
18% Jan 29
18
(The)
$4
24% Feb 27
8Ys
22%
25%
__12.50
First National Stores
4
Feb
N Y
com
preferred
13%
12% Feb 20
28% Jan
4% %
5,100
27
8Ys
22%
1
75% Jan
186% Jan
6
9
5
Mfg Co
Mar 31
9
8%
50%
64
7y8
*65
100
Ferro Corp
23% Jan 21
98% Dec
preferred
Felt & Tarrant
15
20
3
14% Oct
2
Jan
29% Jan
34% NOV 19
25% Jan 25
__2
Feb 25
42% Mar
2
A
ser
Corp
Smelting Co—2
Federal-Mongol Corp new
5
Federated Dept Stores common
-5
5
y4 Mar
IS
pfd
cum
Federal Mining &
-67
30
24% Dec
13% JUn
105
2
19
104% Feb
32% Mar 20
101% Aug 7
24% Sep
3
7
17% Mar
Dec
Jan
conv
common
81
Apr 23
47% Dec
34% Mar 13
9% May 17
27% Sep 18
96
May 20
19% May 2
48
11% Jan
2
83% Nov 20
74% Dec 30
5%
Federal Fa wick
27% Feb 11
24% Feb
38 % Apr
1
May
Apr
1
41% Feb 27
xtOl
Jan
6
106
Jan
3
11%Dec 10
2S% Nov
7
68% Mar 3
100
104
24
Dec 26
Co
2
76% July 21
26% Nov
3
1
&
Mar
ia
Apr 28
24% Dec 16
4% Maor
86
Morse
14
14
133/4
133/4
133/4
133/4
25%
26
25
253/4
25%
76
76%
76%
76%
*76%
6Ya
19Va
7Ya
37Ya
7%
7 5/S
47Ys
43
13 Ya
25 y4
25 Ya
76 %
♦76Y4
700
13 Ya
253/e
60
6,200
'
Fruehauf
0
4%
3
Gabriel
Trailer
Co
1
common
preferred
100
76
Ya
1,200
FRIDAY
350
G
5% Dec 30
5% Jan
8% Jan
4
May 15
19% Dec
15
6% May 15
8% Jan
8
7% Jan
39% Sep
5
36% Apr
*15
36
Apr
16
May 15
May 20
18% Mar 31
23
7% Mar
20% Jan 28
2
8
Feb
11
1
38% Feb 25
1
27 y4 Jan
Co
Gair Co
(The)
Inc
5%
1
6%
6Ys
63/a
l
19%
193A
18Ya
common—,__5
7'A
7%
7Ya
„
(Robert)
Gamble-Skogmo
Inc
common
convertible
Gamewell
preferred
(The)
Co
Apr
25% Feb
13
28% Jan 27
Gardner-Denver
34% Deo
8
28% Apr
1
33% Jan 20
5% Sep 18
8% Jan 22
6V4 Feb
11
7% Mar 12
32% NOV 17
41% Jan 22
33% Jun 25
24% Oct
26% Feb
102
5
15
21
31
Jun 27
33% Feb 18
Gaylord
General American
Mar 25
104% Feb
102
105% Oct 14
9
63% Dec 11
59% Jan 19
13% Dec 31
12% Feb
6
Jan
7
149
Nov 12
15% Feb
27
9% Jun
13
74
Jan
8
*29
Jun
10
16% May 25
115
Jan
9
159
Feb 28
150
18% Aug 14
11% Nov 28
17% Jan
2
11
Feb
79
May
75
33
Dec
9
1
U */4
rauf
5
6
27 '
14% Mar 18
155
Mar 24
Baking
36 3/4
23ys
23
23
26%
263A
27%
27 Mi
29 Va
30Va
28Yn
29y4
28 %
23 Ya
1
7
7
36
7Ya
35y4
63A
50
6Yb
34V2
*34%
36
35%
400
26V2
25Ys
27y4
26Ya
26 Ys
27
27 Va
27 3A
2,800
26
26
26%
26%
5,300
♦101,/2
102 Ya
com
1.66%
*101
General
35% Mar 25
Jan
2
21 y4
l23/4
*75%
50
333A
34%
Cigar Co Inc com—No par
General
7%
*151%
18%
18Y4
128%
128%
preferred
2nd preferred
preferred
100
45% Dec 19
40
Mar 31
14
48% Dec 19
43
Apr
2
54% Feb 20
72% Dec 31
67 % Feb
18
73% Jan
5
General
Electric
Co
11% Dec 22
10% Feb
10
11% Feb
26
General
Finance
Corp
53% Dec
8
52% Mar 31
General
Foods
96% May 22
11% Dec 12
89 Ys Mar 27
24% Jan
37% Jan
16
7% Jan
4
41
Apr
18
80
Jan
3
6% Jun
5
62% Oct 20
118
105
50
Jan
2
Apr 18
60% Dec
9
125% July 28
Dec
9
120
Feb
21
119% Jan
11
*94% Jan
3
100% Dec 22
Jan
2
69% Dec 30
125% Dec
10% Jan
56
121
Apr
Mar
114 Ye Apr
2
2
5
1
61 y2 Apr
48% Mar 24
55% Mar 20
•94% Jan
2
($2
Corp
jaa
9
2
14
lZJVa
4
47
69 Ya
71 Ys
11 Ys
11 Ya
1N0 par
com
47
53Ys
*88
xl2Ys
573A
54Ya
No par
—1'
Corp
No par
common
5%
preferred
33%%
convertible
General
$5
100."
preferred—100
Motors Corp common
5
No par
preferred
<ian
5
Apr
99% Jan
14
24% Aug 15
23 y« Jan
25% Feb
5
General
Outdoor
34% Feb 20
50
NOV 24
47% Feb
54% Mar 30
General
Portland Cement Co
16% May 14
3% Feb 20
24% Aug 29
4% Deo
8
21% Jan
27% Mar 23
General
Precision
3% Jan
14
5
General
Public Service
20% Jan
3
27% Dec
1
x26% Jan
13
29
Mar 20
General
Public Utilities Corp
Jan
10
36
Dec
29
33% Feb
10
37% Jan
Sep 30
126
Dec
10
20
25
114
8% Jan
9
20% Jun
3
36% Feb 21
29
11% Sep
25
4
Deo
2
45% Dec
17
95 %
21
Jan
15
10% Jan
2
125
4% Jan
130
Feb
16
16
11% Mar 27
22% Mar 31
25% Feb
43% Jan
48
19
3
Mar 25
Jun
25
104% Jan
7
92
Jan
7
9fi% Mar 16
29% Jan
2
35% Dec
4
34% Jan
6
28% Jan
2
92
27
Dec
22
35% Jan
2
100
Jan
26
102% Jan
15
31
Apr
Jan
3
89
Mar 10
71% Dec
31
77% Feb
18
14% Nov 10
23% Jan
5
30% Jan
9
93% Apr
22
34% Sep 25
99% Oct 28
81
14% NOV 14
79% Dec 30
3
18% Jun 30
*86
Jan
8
343A Mar
Ti
84
Jan
72
Jan
5
74
Mar 16
5
37 V2 Mar 27
100% Mar 10
16% Mar 25
14% Feb
17
707/, Fob
5
81% Jan
12
9
23
Dec
1
19% Jan 14
21% Jan
42% Jan
24
34% Jan
2
38 % Mar 20
7% Sep
8
8% Jan 18
7% Jan
2
132
Jan
2
15% Oct 27
18% May 22
16% Mar 31
£5% Feb 20
77% Dec 30
69% Mar 31
8Ys Jan
134
20
(The)
Brothers
Glmbel
Gleaner
5
Goodall-Sanford
7
Mar
80% Jan
Goodrich Co
123/4
13
4,000
12%
13
*75%
76 Ya
*75%
76
33%
333/4
33 Ya
33 Y2
900
is y4
18 Mi
18%
18%
1,400
128%
12 3A
13
75Ya
33aA
I8Y4
18Y4
127Ya 127%
40
43
43%
44
67%
69 Ys
11
11 Y»
52Y4
53%
*88Va
92
12Ys
13
.
58
58
121
121
*114
118
120
120
114%
114 Ya
62 y2
64%
vxll9% 120
61%
63
119%
120
75%
33 %
18,400
30
129 Ya
90
41 Va
42 Ya
40 5/a
41 %
19,100
44
44%
43
43 Ya
2,400
67 Ya
63
68 Ya
69 %
31,300
11
11%
11
11
53
54 y4
128
*88 %
13
56'A
128
53%
*88%
92
13 Va
12 Ya
58 Ya
4,000
54%
6,100
92
13%
10,000
5 3 %
56
120 Ya
120%
116
♦111
2,100
'
110
100
62%
62%
91,300
119 Ya
119%
1,400
96
15%
65 %
*953A
24%
24Y2
24%
24%
24%
24%
800
x96
96
400
25%
3,300
4Ys
4Y4
28 Ys
28Ya
34Ys
34Y2
*127Y2 129Ys
11Y4
11%
22Ys
23 Y2
46 3A
46
93 Y2
*101
31 Ys
94
39y8
29 y2
103%
32 y2
100
*74Y2
76
1
1
16Ys
17
preference—No par
*983/4
—
5
common
No par
2.50
Corp
Co
Stock Telegraph
Gold &
21%
25
(The) common—No par
Brewing
Goebel
20%
25
84
Harvester
Glidden Co
213/a
25
*82
preferred
$4.50
21'A
25Y4
100
Co common
convertible
5
Jan
19
$5
20Ys
24Ys
—100
Gillette
2
5
154%
25Y2
com—2.50
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
32 Va Jan
3,900
*152%
25Y4
1
18% Jan 15
97
2,600
14%
154 Ya
2,400
No par
Rubber
preferred
153
53%
100
preferred
33/4%
67%
14%
53%
—lOo
preferred
&
67%
14 3/s
5
Corp
Tire
102 Va
67 Ya
10c
& Utilities
Y4%
4
♦101
102 Ya
14%
*
53
No par
com
Steel
General
♦35
52%
29 Y2
2
8,800
54 Ys
No par
15
Nov 24
Gen
7%
533/8
Eqp Corp__No par
Refractories
Shoe
6%
54 Y2
General Time Corp common
2
27
138
General
General
4,700
54
1
31% Feb
Apr
124% May 24
Realty
,
64Ys
65 Y4
121
121
96 Y2
9&Va
24Y2
24%
383/4
32% Oct
18
6%
118
39 y4 Mar 13
reo
Jan
Advertising.No par
Railway Signal
preferred
General
No par
*114
No par
20
ou
16% Mar 31
series
General
4Y4%
30% Mar 31
$3.75
*120Y2
92
13Y2
58Y4
121 %
Casting $6 pfd
General Telephone Corp—
3
24% Oct
Preferred
443A
43
1
!
General, Mills
Jan
133/8
76
No par
$3.50.preferred-
61
iiy
common—3
conv)__No par
cum
General. Instrument
69% Feb
119% Apr
Dynamics Corp
Preferred
14% Mar 19
124% Jan
21 Ys
23 Ya
20%
143/a
Corp
900
28 Ya
*101
69
14Va
100
conv
General
1291/2 Apr
2
46y4 Mar 24
67 y2
14Ya
*151 Va
400
27%
*152%
70 Vb
l43/8
15.3
*27
67
69Y8
No par
4Ye
2
103
,
5
5
Cable Corp com
19 % Jan
26Vb
5
Mar 25
10
28Ya
'
-
No par
Jan
24
36y4
26
common
14
17% Feb
IVb
273A
com—.1
100
Co
78
1st
300
23%
36 y4
23Ya
27ya
Transportation
6
4%
36%
23%
*36Ys
233/4
preferred
Mar 26
8
363A
37y2
preferred
$8
5,000
27y4
Corp
Bronze
31% Feb
123
Amer
General
1,800
9,900
7%
*23y8
$4.50 preferred
General
6%
19
7Ys
*37
50
Investors
General
22
1
Container
Inc
22Ys Mar 17
20% Deo 15
124% Deo
convertible
29% Mar 24
27%'Jan
3
July
4%%
14
20
Apr 17
51% Jan
11
37 ya Mar 12
Jan
183/4
No par
Co
25%F«b
25
6Y4
6%
19
2
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
22 % Feb
2
6Y4
18Ys
5
26% Dec 15
18
22 %
26% Deo 31
2
■
1
100
Co
10
Inc
No par
(B F)
37Ys
37y4
100
4
4
4Y4
27Ys
283/a
33Y2
333/4
*127Y2 129Ys
11
11%
22 Ys
223A
46 Y2
46Ys
94
94
38
38Ya
29Y4
29 y4
*101
103%
30 Y4
313/8
82
82
♦74Y2
76
16 Y4
16Ys
36Ys
37%
983A
983A
16
153/s
20 Ys
80 Y2
20 Ys
80
20
35Y4
36Y4
8Ys
8Y4
34Ya
8
*133 %
27 Ya
28
34 Ya
33 Ya
33%
*127 Ya
*127 Ya
129%
11%
11%
11%
8,600
22%
22 Ya
22 3/a
22 Ya
5,200
463A
46%
46 Ya'.
46%
94 %
94%)
93 Ya
S4
37%
38 Mi
373A
38 Ya
14,400
29 %
293/8
29%
23%
1,900
*101
83 Ya
*82
31%
83 Ya
*74 Ya
76
*74 Ya
76
30%
31 3/4
303A
16 Ya
163A
16%
16%
10,400
20
6,700
363/4
37
36 %
36%
98 Ya
98%
99%
99%
400
15%
15%
15 Ya
15 Ya
15,800
*80
*80
81
80%
6,000
100
19%
20
J 9:%
1"%
3.400
35
355/8
35
35Y8
6;600
/**•
2,600
17 Ya
71%
9,400
15,300
8Ya
/4
16%
69%
72
53 Y2
52%
106% 106%
8Ys
8Ya
*106%
.
*133 Ya
»133Y2 135
17
17'
70%
72
135
17Ys
103 Ya
♦101
103 Ya
1,500
640
*82
52
17Va
17%
7 72% ' 73%
1,600
129 Ya
*133 Va
135
12,500
15,300
11
80
20 Y4
35Y4
*80
4%
28
33 3A
15Ys
15Ys
4%
4 Ya
27%
173/a
71
v*
135
1,600
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—.
40
104
May
5
Jan
3
6% Nov 17
49% July
8
54% Dec 31
108
Sep 15
10% Jan
4
Dec
29
60
50y2 Feb
11
105% Jan
7
Oct~23
6% Jun
30
9% Feb
2
27% Oct
~3% Feb~~8
18% Oct 25
*92% Sep
9
15
May 26
24% Jan 30
33
9% Jan
20
61% Jan
5
33% Mar
4
104% Jan
20
1
2y6 Feb
11
Jan
2
27 3A Feb
10
7
17
4
2
29% Apr
2
Mar 19
Mar 31
8% Jan
57
59
108% Feb
Feb
13
93 y2 Mar 31
2 3A Mar 25
9% Feb
25
5
98% Jan 28
33% Jan
91
2
97% Feb
4
IOI/.
7
31% May
99
May 26
Aug 14
93 ys Apr
18
8
39
Dec
22
34Ys Feb
5
16% Nov 28
14% Jan
5
13% Jan
2
46% Feb
27
18% Dec 22
137% Dec
30
81% Oct 31
36
Mar 28
19% NOV 10
57
Dec 23
19% Mar
149
Jun
67% July
4
27
2
41% Jan
8
26% Jan 22
13 Ys Mar 31
53 Va Mar 31
2
136
Apr
2
65
Mar 18
343/4 Jan 22
17% Jan
19 Ys Jan
2
12
T,b
39% Mar 17
l.'/ll
AM.Ui'
2 1
585/s Mar 25
191/4 Mar 27
141
2
Mar
73% Jan
21
■
a
23% Mar 25
City
5%%
Grant
cum
(W T)
11% Jan
13
Nov 28
96% Apr
7
94% Apr
95% Jan
4%%
preferred
'
>/ J'.
"«•
J"
*'-* t-VHs*- <
•
r
1,800
59
57
57
31
23/s
31 Va
30 y2
2%
23/B
2 3/a
83/8
3J%
30%
2Y2
8 "a
30%
18
93Ya
293/4
7Ya
30Y4
23/8
7Ys
SYa
Ya
323/8
94%
14Mi
3OY2
2%
18 Y4
94Ya
18
94
32
*93 Ys
14 Ys
*39
I8Y4
32Ya
94 Ya
14Ya
39Y4
18%
533A
56Ya
18Ys
19
1^7 < 137
*65
67
353A
36Y4
21Ys
23%
8%
*56
8 3A
*56
58
58
30
30
2Va
—3
-
;
13
100
94Y2
13%
94Y2
100
3.200
14,500
5,000
8Ya
8%
30 Ya
31
30Ya
30Ya
2,500
17%
18
173/4
18
5,000
94%
94 Va
*93Ya
95
600
*31%
32 y4
31 Ya
31%
400
*93%
94 Ya
93 Ya
93 Ys
40
14%
14 Mi
14 Ya
14 Va
2,000
39Y4
183/s
55
*38%
39 Ya
*38 Ya
39 Va
173/a
18
18
18%
16,166
54
54 Ya
54 Va
547a
13,700
18Ys
136Y2 137
18 Ya
19
18 Ya
18%
5,100
30Y2
17Ys
93%
*31%
*93 Ys
13Ys
*383/4
17Yb
53Ys
183A
*65
35Ys
213/s
67
36
2lYa
8
136%
*65
35%
♦
136 Ya
67
136
*65
136 Ya
12%
94Y2
300
67
35 Ys
3534
3574
21%
21 Ys
203A
21 Ys
13
12%
13
127a
13
94Ya
*94Y8
94%
94 Ya
94 V8
(The)—
12% Jan
:
400
8 3/4
*57
Steel common—12.50
preferred
100
Co common5
Common---
>
53 Ya
106 Va
8 3/4
4
No par
5
10
(The)
13 Ys Mar
f'•
53 Ys
106 Va
53 Ya
107
107
9,
33A °/c preferred
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores com
1
$2.25 conv preferred——No par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
Gt Northern Ry 6% pfd——No par
Great Western Sugar com—No par
7% preferred
-100
Green Bay & Western RR—_—100
Green (H .L) Co Inc——_—:——1
Corp
No par
For footnotes see page -22.
54
107
9
No par
Granby Consol M S & P
Greyhound Corp
*93% Sep
Inc
(W R) & Co
20% Jan
20
2
Grace
Batteries
Graham-Paige Motors
Granite
30 Va Feb
17
Gould-National
52%
No par
No par
preferred
Hosiery
Grand Union Co
34% Dec 10
Jan
$5
3iy2 Mar 27
27% Feb 21
11% Mar
—No par
Common
Gotham
7,200
1,400
24,700
ioq
15
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle...
Monday,
April 6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
23 »/4 Apr
31% July 15
25
22% Apr
7
Dec
10
21
25
Feb
20
38% Dec
23
33% Apr
2
63
Feb
27
77
Nov
28
74
Feb
10
13 % Mar
16
58% Jan
28% Dec
3
103
2
106 % May
16
105
Dec
16
33% Dec
24
May
23%
22%
23 Va
22%
7%
7%
7%
7%
33%
35%
33%
34%
33%
33!a
33 %
75
75
25
49%
50%
States Utilities Co com. No par
30%
31
38% Jan
5
Gulf
77
5
Jan
27
50% Mar 27
15
31 % Mar 24
Gulf
$5
No par
—
.100
100%
103 % Jan
16
$4.20
dividend
1
105% Jan
8
S4.40
dividend
preferred...
preferred—.
100
102
Jan
8
$4.44
dividend
preferred- .—.100
>101
101
Apr
102% Mar 18
105
Shares
7%
Mobile & Ohio RR com. No par
Sales for
the Week
23%
7 %
100 % Mar 30
7
20
Dec
97% Jan
22%
7%
26% Jan
1
98% Jan
105
25 %
*7%
Guantanamo Sugar
preferred
Guif Oil
Corp
47
25
Mar 26
46% Oct
21
Friday
Apr. 3
23
Grumman
9
Jan
Apr. :t
1
Corp
2
8 % Jan
•
Thursday
Apr. 1
1
Aircraft
27% Feb
1
27
7 % Jan
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1 952
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
..
—
4d%
74
74
74
74
48%
49%
49 %
49%
101%
29%
30
29%
30%
*100
101
1,100
11,200
73%
30
__
36,300
?a
49%
*73
-
33
101!
101
*100
*100
3,200
102
101%
101
600
13,100
29%
*100
101%
101 %
*100
.
2
102
*101
102
101%
*100%
101%
34%
34%
34%
*34%
34%
343a
51
51 %
51%
51%
51 %
51 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
20
34 '3
52%
17%
*101
60
H
30% Mar 26
Feb
44
55
19
36% Mar
5
Hackensack
12
49% Jan
9
Dec
12
33% Jan
56% Fab
6
Halliburton
Hall
18% Mar 13
3
16
Jan
11% May 29
18% July 16
13
Apr
14
Jan
23
68
81
19
68
Mar
71
Jan
30
16% Jan
5
17% Jan
15% May 26
May 26
xl4
Nov
17% Sep
19
102% Jan
26% Oct
23
2
21% Oct
15% Apr
Jun
18
104 % Jan
34% Aug
142
26
23
5% Oct
9
107
23
139% Oct
Feb
2
105 % Feb
140
Jan
13
July 29
23
Feb
20
5% Jan
Feb
Feb
7
6% Jan
4
36% Mar
1
34% Mar 10
36
9% May 20
6% Apr 15
12% July
19 V, Jun
80
1
11 % Jan
2
7% Jan
2
19% Mar 30
9
Hazel-Arias
2
Hechs
Jan
13
34% Jan
22
21
30
2
28
Feb
18
May
7
82
Feb
7
86
12
34
Nov
3
31% Jan
9
4
100
23
29 % May
Mar
94% Mar 13
97
Jan
30
24% Dec
2
24% Jan
2
26% Feb
38% Sep
3
36% Feb
13
38% Mar 13
17
Oct
29
21% Mar 31
18% Feb
11
19% Feb
20
66% Oct
31
x78% Mar
9
74% Jan
6
120% Feb
21
126% Dec
13
126 % Jan
Heinz
5
26
9
93 % Mar
May 20
67% Mar
5
123% Feb
22
37% May 21
42% Feb
53% Oct
15
9
21% Oct
22
26 % Jan
14% Oct
31
24% Jan
Apr
24
74
Jan
26
82% Dec
26
107% Jan
14
14% Jan
21
18
16%
9% Dec
17
19% Oct
7
Mar
85
22% Apr
30
11% Jan
Oct
29
20% Apr
3%*<
Feb
2
$43, cms
Hilton
Hinde
9% Jan
16
19
1
16% Jan
20
4
29% Mar 21
27% Apr
1
2
39
Feb
44% Oct
23
50% Sep
30
94% Jan
2
Apr
7
6
2
48
Feb
6
55% Mar 25
66% Dec
19
57
Jan
1.9
7
95
Feb
27
102% May
41% Jan
88
14%
S4.20
div
18
33% Jan
2
36% Jan
30
8
46% Jan
2
57% Feb
24
88% Apr
1
93% Feb
3
49
Aug
96
Mar 25
94
Jan
11
102
Dec
23
103% Dec
18% Apr 19
58% Oct 30
16 % Nov
28
18% Nov
26
85
13
12
17
16% Jun
16
18
36
Jan
4
Jan
5
7
Howard
6
Howe
5
9% Apr
2
52% Mar 31
31
23
19
77% Apr
Jan
Hudson
Hunt
24
Jan
5
48% Mar 25
Idaho
2
88 % Jan
30
Illinois
113% Jan
28
6%
38% Jan
19
41% Mar 24
50 % Apr
17
46% Feb
20
50
May 21
55% Oct
51% Feb
25
52
Jan
Jan
Illinois
5
7
4.70%
4.42%
4
2
cum
10% Mar 18
Illinois
40% Mar 16
Indianapolis Power
6
6% Mar 16
28
41% Oct
22
15% Jun
186
Apr
29% Oct
160% Jan
16% Mar
1
23 % Jan
3
21
Feb
13
July 14
91
Jan
7
96
9
4% Nov
18
16
22
22
2
Nov
36% Jan
5% Jan
16% Jan
48
Jan
5
29% Feb
4 % Mar 20
2
19% Mar 11
11
254% Mar 17
30% Feb
4%%
Int'l
33
Jan
5
2
166
Jan
5
9
26% Mar 24
Int'l
14
34
Apr
1
39 % Jan
2
Int
May 15
87
Mar 31
90
Jan
8
4
55 % Dec
26
1
105
3
Apr
16
12% Oct
21
9
43'% May 28
68
Oct
9
45
May 29
36% May 16
57
Jan
14
47
40
Aug 15
7%
17
27
20
50% Jan
20
50% Mar 16
56% Mar 23
102
Jan
7
10% Mar 17
&
Paper
preferred
38% Jan
7
3
International
16
54
Jan
26
International
35
Jan
19
20% Dec
4
24% Jan
6
8
30% Sep
3
27% Mar 10
30
Jan
2
35
4
International
31
33% Jan
22
32% July
8% Jan
Feb
Interstate
10
Feb
Dept
Jan
14
29
Interstate
Power
29% Jan
39 % Feb
25
28% Dec
8
27
30
31
28% Jan
31% Mar 16
Intertype Corp...
Iowa-Illinois Gas
22% Apr
26% Nov
30
39% Feb
5
22
141% Jan
13
26
Apr
127% Jan
11
24% Jan
12
126% Oct
17
25% Jan
3% Oct
20
19% Jan
2
26% Aug 15
81% Jan
2
90
5% Jan
19
4% Feb
22
Feb
30% Mar 18
26% Mar 16
30% Jan
15
20
19
130
Feb
5% Mar
6
11
4
24% Mar 19
18% Jan
64 % May
1
Jun
83% Dec
3
30
16
25% Mar
86% Jan
19
89
Feb
26
9
15
62% Feb
19
100
May
4
84
Feb
6
39
Feb
96
75% Mar
1
39 % Apr
1
99
Apr"
Jan
8
68% Feb
78% Jun
9
101
Jan
2
53% Oct
30
20% Oct
22
25% Jan
21% Mar 31
82
24% Jan
16
90% Apr
38% Feb
83% Feb
25
85% Mar 30
36% Jan
2
Oct
31% Oct
30
71% Jan
50% Feb
24% Nov
17
42% Dec
16
49% Feb
13
D$c 26
19% Dec
10
x8
For
38% Jan
footnotes
see
paa-e
3
22.
9
Jersey
Jewel
•
60
Mar 18
4 5
39% Mar 17
Cent
New
•
5%
Joy
&
<fc
77%
79%
110%
*108%
110%
200
31%
2,800
39%
53
51%
*49l%
*46%
*49
51%
*50
*52
53
6
A-'
"153
157
43
43%
42%
26%
25
*5%
96%
i
6 Va
157
6%
100
51%
5,100
98
1,900
153
42
42 %
25 Va
26
14%
14%
23%
23 %
22 Va
23
92%
92%
92%
92%
14%
*1414
14%
3%
3%
3%
18%
17%
-241%
30%
30%
30%
30%
159%
160 %
159 %
159%
100
25 3
4
35%
Limited
25 %
25%
25%
35%
34
15
Teleg^No
87
87%
*2
2%
*87%
89 %
2% & 2%
44 Va
'
Inc
11%
54%
*100%
9%
59%
*52%
No par
No par
10
50c
2—1
1
—INopar
1
35
*86%
88
2 1-8
2%
*3%
130
12
12
12 V«
7,400
54 34
53 %
541%
17,600
100 Va
100%
101 %
9%
60
53
101%
9%
9%
V.59
•V
52%
'101% IOI1/49%
9%
60%
.
53
52%
39%
39%
51% ,52
*33 %
'
58%
34%
;■
52 %"'
39%
*52?-
51 7
*50%
17%
31%
31%
28
27
10%
27%
10%
10
36
10%
36
30%
31
26
23%
26%
131%
4%
V
34%
31%
*31%
*
27 V#
Manufacturing
8.700
35%
35 V2
35 %
1,700
30%
30%
30 V8
26
26
26
5.000
26%
26
26%
2,800
131%
>130
131%
4%
23%
131%
7
*130.
4%
4%
22 %
*23
23%
*23
22 %
*86
39
*99%
101
*99 %
% %
72%
70
71
57%
58
56%
22 %-
23
57%'
21%
85
85%
\
3 7%
38%
85
36%
%
22%
85%
37 %
70%
.*56
5
4%
23%
;
2*'-4
,
87%
30%
5
%
26% Jan
8
30% Mar 12
Kaiser
.Tan
2
49
5% Feb
26
5% cum preferred (conv*—
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace...
Feb
8% Jan
5
2
Alum
&
Chem
Corp
27%/ 23 %
46%
47%
4.800
9.500
23
.
23
22%
23 %
*86%
-
37%
40
39%
1.200
400
5.800
200
39%
%.
101
39
*99':.
72
.
101
.71%
72%
56%
•
57
4
56%
1.100
27.200
4.600
21%
22%/
84
85
21%
22 %
.84%
34%
36 %
37
780
36%
37%
5,300
,
K
44
600
26%
12%
_
800
23 %
10%
34%
35%
No par
Co
31%
*27%
*1014
78%
100
31%
28
1014
% 10 %
26
*130
79%
preferred series A
31%
2,300
30%
*78 %
10
58,700
26%
common —.No par
com—
100
17%
29
4
26
23%
101
34%
17%
26
23 %
*99%
1,300
30
*26%
22 3
j
600
2.000
51
28 3
28%
28
3,210
39
*33%
-17%
28%
%
52%
39
*33% >34%
17%
400
5,900
9
56
51
*86%
Johnson—
53
39%
-
29
87%
Laughlin Steel
7%
59%
17%
8612
100
*
28 Va
4
1%
11%
53%
17%
4%
300
12%
pfd —100
Corp
130%
600
18.700
54%'
29%
*130
200
2%
"v%
130
17%
26%
5,200
34-%
88%
29
31%
4.100
11%
33 3 4
%
25%
53 %
33%
_3 50
130%
100
25 3%
55 %
39%
par
44%
23.900
12%
52%
.5
Co
130
101
39%
25
Co
43%
30%
158
48%
:
2.200
243
2%
*86%
"
'
131%
52
.No par
4%
8,300
•30%
35
25
.
Lt
3.700
158
25%
34%
25
Elec
40
3%
17%
'
241
30%
25%
2,000
3%
159
36
1,000
23%
92 '•'>
17%
244
30%
159
7.000
11,100
14%
22%
17%
244%
*14%
*92
3%
17 %
.25
10
153
423a
26
3%
common
&
*150
42%
25%
•
18%
com....5
Co
*5%
51
3%
class A
1,800
96%
23%
241
5.000
51
153
No par
530
9
40
98
92%
243%
-
39-%
50%
26
50 Va
50%
4
9
V
48
95%
43%
25%
—
&
50 3
914
39%
95%
*153
51%
8%
39 %
50
1,400
12,900
51%
53
9%
6
39
48
39%
97
•
47
*52
50 %
preferred
Johnson
Jones
47
51 %
6%
1,300
80%
*52
9
600
23,800
47
*49
39%
4%
23
78 %
53
*49%
23
18
46 %
39
50
Co..;
Manville
23%
:
*4612
97
——
3%%
Johns
15,900
18 %
Stores
Pwr &
Tea Co
15 %
*108
51%
Corp—__l
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
16
74% Jan
L)
400
8.100
No par
Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
$6 preferred—
(F
10 %
53.%
4%
*49
242
300
9%
*17 %
*51'%
par
5
4%
53 %
% 14%
23%
46%
No par
Iowa
Jacobs
5
9,100
10%
4%
48
23 %
17 %
53 %
15%
40
*92
1,300
17
17%
17%
39%
9%
Utilities Corp.
pfd
Feb
2
40%
39%
conv
10% Sep
16
25% May
2
cum
66 %
17%
4%
23 %
45%
50
7%
$1.40
65:%
*16%
i7
14%
50
'
36
2
25% Oct
20% Jan
6,000
17%
:>
4%
*46%
No par
20
27
17%
48
par
Silver
33% Mar 13
% Feb
15%
'
50
Shoe
49% Feb
Feb
Sep
25%
65%
10 %
*46%
14%
25%
•
81%
l
20
220
■-
52 %
109%
3
30
102%
5
*
53%
78%
common...7.50
:
No
preferred
International Telep
Nov 13
5
10%
52%
109%
100
36 %
30% May 19
*4%
82%
9%
93
102%
65
17%
*10%
46%
X39%
*95%
25-%
*16%
111%
.5
*34%
7,300
'
23%
Light—No par
S A—„
15%
102%
25%
f!.
15%
98
,
'
17%-
80 %
No par
61% Feb
26
*95%
*102
;*■'
17
'109%
International Salt
18
17% Mar 30
'
65
17%
24
130
22
15
98
100
601/2 Mar 27
40% Feb
1,100
83%
4%
100
Oct
2
49%
88%
64%
44
33% Dec
July 24
600
49
83%
17%
55
7
35%
49 %
Xl4%
20
10
90
34
4%
*5%
114
49%
17%
50
*113
88 %
*16%
17
62%
95
34
15%
40
1,900
62
95
34%
4%
No par
2.000
gi-
os
.
*94
90
15 %
46%
8.600
52 %•.
*113., 113%,,
A___100
ser
40%
52 %
43%
*17%
common.
40%
52
49
;
53% v
23%
200
4Q%-
15%
17%
5 %
Canada com__No par
International
400
17
27%
15%
*88%
10%*
Chemical
100
FRIDAY
*16%
*27 %
16%
34%
'■
49
53
No par
1,200
4,400
GOOD
15%
90
10 %
100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
com..No par
5%
preferred
Jan
114
15%
*4%
International Packers
$4
16%
common__100
Preferred
■v-
7%
61
.:
100
Int'l
Feb
11 %
16%
*7%
'V' 52
;
66
Co..
preferred
International Mining
7% Feb
62
95
114
17%
common
5
53% Feb
*
65
Machines—_No
of
11%
16%
7%
,
40%
25%
Rubber
2
100
61
*94
r
35
43- -%
*88 %
52%
25%
100
2% Jan
12% Mar 18
35
3
*16%
Hvdro-Electrio Svs
Nickel
CLOSED
11%
16%
*7%
40%
51%
25%
common..
47 % Jan
2
39%
:
No par
1
10% Jan
54
25%
4%
132% Mar 11
40%
53
100
2
Mar 30
33%
1
2% Jan
1
5,700
2,400
*16%
102%
—.20
43% Apr
130
STOCK
EXCHANGE
x27% -27%
•
102%
preferred
Minerals
17%
25%
—No par
Harvester
17
17%
25%
-=•11%
17
*95%
25
Iron
Business
17%
26%
'
l
Corp
100
17%
%
28
95%
Co.._
Int'l
Feb
17
*27%
102%
preferred
Interlake
Apr
6
17
27%%
%
common
Intercontinental
23
3% May
IT
27%
95
Del i
Interchemical
14
85%
IS3 8
No par
23% Mar 18
158
137% Aug
.14% Jan
Steel
*85
•
25%
7%
*101%
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
92% Jan
*7
100
i
preferred
Inland
85%
•>
11%
15%
&
72
17
3
25
15% Mar 13
Feb
226
6%
11%
16%
7%
113%
Terminal RR
Ingersoll-Rand
12
17%
16%
*71%
26%
11%
B„.Nopar
Industrial Rayon—
1
48% Jan 21
1
3
23
3% Mar 11
161% Jan
7
28
23
19
27
24
2
Jan
Apr
41% Jan
4
14'/Wan
56% Jan
101
17%
16%
71%
*85
'
80
17%
7%
Industria Electrica De Mex,
23% Dec
172
4
40% May
.
28
246% Dec 29
94
42% May
97% Jan
18
Mar 31
9
17
9% Oct
Feb
25
19
29
25
Dec
42
51% Jan
31% Apr
2
1
14% Dec
88 % Jan
130% Jan
Apr
29 % Jan
May 19
Sep
153
1
18% May
3
25
20
4
21% May
11 % Jan
88 %
164% Nov
Feb
H
62
preferred
21
49% Mar 10
1111% :
16%
*71%
26%
>
28
27%
•
16%
72
85
95
preferred
4% Jan
92
6,300
28%
16
*71%
M!
62
preferred
cum
cum
37% Jan
5
2.300
16%
*94
preferred
17
29
28 %
No par
common
30
64 % Aug
27%
27%
1(5%
72 %
.12.50
8% Jan
96% Dec
100
6.66%
8% Jan
20
800
52 %
1
41% Dec
23
43%
*52 V,
100
18
Feb
*43%
52%
1
cum
4.26%
54% Mar U
50% Apr
%
1
—.100
Co
50
43%
*52 %
I®
Co
pfd
123%
*43%
17®«~
No par
Co
*123%
43%
27%
common
conv
123%
"
Inc
Power
123%
52 %
com—5
<
300
1,600
52%
117
—-
270
69
68%
43%
27?
1—
70
69
l,l66
43%
53
2i
%
25 ;4
25%
52%
-0%
*32
III)
Refrigerator Co
4.08%
124
ser
Central RR
52'/a Mar 24
Oct
124
preferred—
noncum
50% Apr
2
7% Jan 27
81
*123%
*123%"
—5
Power Co.._
6
52
70
1
33% May
1
47/a Oct 30
155% Jan
69%
__M®
Motor Car
Hussinan
7
10
53
70%
3®
Texas
1,900
95%
70
5
pfd
1,100
32%
*94
95%
4,000
•
18%
Corp
5
32%
*18%
Co
Foods
Hupp
*94
33%
18%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd.-No par
8
33
19%
*18%
—
& Manhattan
2
42% Dec
52% Aug 21
&
noncum
Jan
.42% Jan 20
109
5%
Hudson
5% Mar 19
9
Dec
Hudson
19% Jan
4
4% Feb
88% Dec
2
17
16% Mar
22% Feb
Mar 11
9
16
28
8
14% Mar 11
59% Feb
Oil
85
95 %
=94
20
2,900
13,700
29
*84
13%
Stores Corp
Sound
19 %
*28%
18%
5®
Light & Power
Houston
17% Jan
%
85
18%
SSM
preferred..
21% Jan
19
28%
*84
33%
33
95%
*94
85
*84
33%
33%
19%
29
28%
23%
28%
19%
19%
19%
85
SS%
preferred
9
4% Jan
%
71
4%
4.40%
5
16% Mar
19
46% Dec
8
6% Sep
64% Mar 31
16% Jan
Dec
109
x35% Apr
7
45% Feb 23
x47 % Jan
Houston
14
24% Nov
8
17
Apr
26
24
4% Dec
29
Apr
95
26 Va Jan
24% Feb
21
l
54% Jan
5
13
11
Apr
99% Jan
103% Jan
7-4
X® par
preferred
95% Mar 30
14% Feb
8
May
Dec
3%%
13%
7%
1,200
38
$2.25 conv preferred—.
50
Household Finance cominon_.No par
j
13 V,
7%
*37%
12.50
Houdaille-Hershey
102% Mar 31
66% July 31
17% Dec
3
4
Jan
23
19 % July 28
25% Aug
6
5% Aug 11
3% May 15
9% Apr 28
52% Apr
12 % Feb
Mar 25
May 16
35% Jan
3
103
3
17
2nd
13%
7%
7%
S
preferred
116% Mar 19
13%
13%
7%
25%
1
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochemical
$4.25
2
13 %
8%
700
34%
38
preferred
conv
4
13% Jan
13%
7%
1,700
6%
34%
6%
2538
Homestake Mining
2
2
Nov~19
30
Nov
5c,'e
6%
35
*34%
35
37%
& Soms
Feb
109% Mar
13%
19%
28
24%
25%
Furnace Co
64% Jan
102
6%
*34%
30
30
145
24'%
24%
6%
6%
6 %
35%
29%
28
*140
24
6%
*84
28
*140
600
1,600
105 %
145
27%
'
24%
145
;
*24%
24%
*34%
gnM ((catm)t—iSiDgur-
«Ai
*140
145'
24%
28%
23
28% ; 29
*140
105
106
*105
106
*105
*105
105
38%
Holly Sugar Corp common.
2
41% Mar 10
15%
X® pucr
«Charles Eh.
Co
Holland
69% Feb
24
Hires
900
69%
15 %
13
25%
Darnels P&piHr On
Hollander
17% Mar 23
*63%
15%
200
2,500
13%
69%
15%
38%
Hoieis Camp—
Ar
9
28% Jan
*12%
*68%
15%
25%
preferred stfsriif* A.
6
37
13%
69%
15%
33 %%
Heyden Cfcesmacaul Os»p> summxiffi
27% Mar 27
Mar
14
*63%
25~*
lac
Hewiit-Robics
2
7% Jan
*13%
15%
38
preferred seaiiKf A
7
12% Mar 11
13%
69
15%
25
CJsoc^aSe ©OTMnwci— 38® gwx
4% *£
17% Mar 23
33% Jan
12% Oct
Hers hey
Mar 27
13%
10
preferred—
6
x26% Jan
32% Mar 21
5*5>
18% Feb
22
a 00
preferred
Hercules Powder cotrsaMsr
5
1
25
eoeaaaon
,73% Jan
91
15
—100
Motors-
Hercules
16% Apr
6% Feb
4
16
Mar 24
29
5
.
;
preferred
non-csiias
15 % Jan
18
Sep
6
Co_
Co common
#G
7%
22% Jan
•
11% Mar 31
27
7
5
Mar 31
«K J»
3.65"%
6
16
Glass
common
preferred
Helme
3
52% Feb
71% Mar
5
22% Nov 21
May 12
44% Feb
20
41% Jan
x52
7
70
2
Jan
24% Jan
7
517/8Jan
Co
3%%
21
21% Apr
34 % Apr
10
preferred
29% Jan
Jan
90
1
100
Marx
America common—.1
50
Hayes Indussires lac
-1
-2
Hayes Mfg Corp
8% Mar 12
32% Jan
16
Sep
com—No par
Refrac
17%
69
*
Corp of
4%%
14% Mar 20
26
pfd_.No par
preferred
Schaffner &
Hat
8
Jan
7% Jan
18
28% May
6%
Hart
6% Mar 17
29
Oct
Co S4.25
'M A»
Harbison-Walk
2
25?8 Mar 17
—100
2.50
17%
17%
No par
com
Co
Paper
52
5
preferred
conv
Hanna
2
145
30
33
4'e
Co
Watch
Hamilton
*33%
Cementing—.5
Printing Co
Hammermill
10
31
27% Apr
5
2i
Jan
Fi
»W
25
Water
Oil Weil
26-%
27%
?7%
46
27%
46 %
46
48 Va
6
6
%
*5%
6
4.900
1.500
2,300
Number 5209
Volume 177
laand moCehT..
icrem Financial
.
Chronicle
(1485)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Continued—Page 7
Range for Previous
Year 11)52
Lowest
Highest
26% Jan
5
87% Jan
95
96
15
Feb
10
Dec
May
99
1
91% Dec
2
Feb
104
31
NEW
95% Jan
19
100% Mar
9
6
Jan
4.50%
Feb
6
72
16% Jan
2
19% Sep
13% Dec
9% Feb
31:
28
Dec
85
92 V8 Jan
2
43 % Apr
1
"When
Jan
6
74% Feb
3
4%
noncum
4Vc
4
Mar 31
Apr
72
24
non-cum
9
21
11% Mar
4
13% Jan
Jan
3
Dec
31
36%
Jan
68% Oct
22
92 y8 Jan
26
71
Mar 31
40j/4 Feb
20
71
20 y8 May
38
1
40
Apr
30
110
Mar
5
21% Feb
114
27
18% Jan
'9
July
22% Aug
51% Sep
52
Feb
City
2
bO
25
Jan; ' 8
24% Feb
40
2
87
__
431/3
431/3
74'/a
__
74
*72%
73
73
*72%
*36%
37%
*36%
37%
19%
20%
19%
19%
__
__
*104
105
85%
86
1,500
43
43
200
74
100
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'/4
12%
1,900
41%
40%
41
40%
41'A
5,500
71
73%
71%
73
71%
72%
17,800
54%
11,800
9
4Vo
,
Mar 17
conv
preferred (cum)
King-Seeley
Jan
22
8
89% Mar 16
1
41% Jan
5
97% July 30
39% Jan
5
89
Apr
1
93 % Jan
5
2
50 y8 Mar 25
35% Jan
5
54% Sep
5
50% Apr
1
31% Jan
57 % Feb
5
Kress
42% Dec
24
39
7
42'% Mar
6
Kroger Co
Jan
105
87
40
Apr
25
__
*72%
issued".
"80
*104
87
85
12%
37
34% Mar
—100
"when
3,100
91%
100
*99%
73%
78% Jan
21
pfd
*89%
42%
21
Oct
88%
91%
100
12%
27
34
*99%
105
72%
Oct
28
*89%
100%
Shares
29%
41%
Nov
Apr
91%
*99'%
29%
the Week
Apr. 8
20%
80
91
preferred
County Land Co—_
2.50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—_No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp com..—No par
6
28
*89%
*103%
Friday
Apr. 2
30
105
87
Kern
3
Jan
111% Feb
30
Sales for
Thursday
Kayser (Julius) & Co_—
5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class B_1
Kennecott Copper __—_____No par
27
Feb
Sl%
30 Vb
100
100
*103%
com__No par
30
PRICES
Apr. I
—8.75
49% Jan
24
<•89%
30 V*
SALE
Wednesday
issued"
25
70
Apr
8
35% Oct 23
Southern
Kansas Power & Light Co
44% Mar 18
20
41% Mar
Kansas
Mar 17
82
108% Mar 26
25% Mar 31
26% Dec
2
7
21% Jan
Jan
30
HIGH
Mar. 81
30 V8
100
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 30
__
18% Feb
19
Monday
Par
preferred-—
43
66
STOCK
Kansas City Pr &.Lt Co com.No
par
3.80%
preferred,-..
100
4%
cum
preferred
100
13
105
Mar 25
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
31 % Mar 13
90% Mar 23
May 21
106
5
1
Highest
29 % Apr
3
102 y2
] 03 % Mar 12
62
Low est
30% Dec
2
Jan
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
32% Mar 10
Kinney
prior
Co
55
53%
55%
54
55%
53%
24
23%
24
23 %
231/4
3,400
43%
43%
23%
43%
*23 VB
43
43 VB
43%
2,700
*106
109%
*107
110
1
26
26%
1
29
29
No par
86
86%
10
37%
37%
89.Va
89%
common
preferred
Koppers Co
4'/o
Inc common—
preferred
Kresge
iS Si
(S H)
Co
6,400
43%
25%
—_10
*106
26
29
-
$5
20%
43
100
R)
20Va
23%
100
Corp—
(G
53%
20%
*25%
29
*85
110
*106
25%
25 V4
25%
29
29 VB
29 %•
86 Va
86 Va
60
37%
37V2
5,200
*89'/a
90%
150
*85
37%
37
37%
89%
89
89
*89
J
86%
29
86%
37Vs
110
1,300
500
35
35%
35Va
35
bo1/*
35
35'b
No par
51%
51%
51
51%
50%
51%
51 Vb
51 VB
No par
1,300
40%
41%
40
40%
40%
41
40%
40%
2,100
9 Vb
13,300
& Co—
(The)
35
2,700
L
8% Mar 13
9y2 Dec
23
8% Mar 12
9% Jan
7
5% Dec
8
7 % Jan
19
5% Jan
5
18% Oct
5% Feb
4
6
21
19% Jan
2
15% Jan
8
11% Mar
45
24
7
Jan
16 Vb Dec
12
50
12
Laclede
Gas Co
4
La Consoliciada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lambert Co (The)—
No par
22 % Mar 16
18% Mar 18
Jan
10
48% Jan
23
56
20% Jan
2
25% July 16
22 % Jan
21
24% Mar 17
54% May
l
72% Jan
30
56
15
26% Dec
8
25% Jan
12
1
91% Jan
26
22
9% Jan
2
Lane
20% Apr
88
Jan
2
May
1
21% May
i
8 'A
92
Dec
y2 May
9% Dec
30% Nov 26
28% Jan
21% Dec
Feb
19
1
% Dec
26
2% Jan
4
5
17% Jan
29
3% Dec'29
5% Feb
Nov
70% Feb
V
18
.3% Mar
v14
6
4% Jan
2
-Jan
2
Nov
17
25
Jan
7
20%. Feb
10
X33% Feb
27
42% Dec
23
21
9
Feb
13
28
38
Jan
29
35
Feb
76
Dec
15
...74
Jan
5
173% Apr
30
161
Feb
26
7% May
35% Oct
61% Jun
4
160 y2 Jan
2
49
May
43
Jan
74
1
Dec
11
17
65% Feb
22%
22%
800
5
58 %
58 Va
59%
58
58
58
58V4
500
Rubber & Tire—
(James) & Sons Co common—3
preferred—
100
•
50c
f
Life
80% Mar 11
Liggett &
2
6
Lily
Tulip
47% Mar 16
27% Mar 27
Lionel
46% Mar 17
,34% Feb
17
*3%
4
3%
3%
2nd
(The)
14% Jan
Jan
Products——
101
July 14
20% Aug
107
143
Jan
Jan
9
52
24% Feb
20
33% Aug
99% July
50
l>/4
1%
*11%
12'%
*3%
3%
72%
3VB
72%
72%
.
800
5,600
73%
EXCHANGE
2.400
17%
CLOSED
6,500
18%
17%
17%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
40 Vb
38 Vb
39%
38%
38
38%
9 Vb
8%
9 Vb
8%
9
37%
8%
7
9
5
36%
25
com
36%
76 Va
36 Va
77 VB
17 Vb
36 %
17%:
*36
36%
75%
76%
75%
162 %
162%
161%
17V4
Vb
2,100
GOOD
9
36%
8,000
FRIDAY
11,300
30%
300
76
76%
5,700
161
161'/a
t
76%
163
No par
68
68
66
67 VB
66
66
67
67
45
1,500
_5
Corp
163
45%
44%
45
44
44%
44
VB
44%
1,500
10,500
—;
(The)—.
=
162
250
2.50
26%
27%
26 34
27%
25%
27
38% Mar
3
Lion
25%
26%
_i_No par
36'%
37
35%
36 Va
35%
36
35%
36
4
9,600
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
19 Va
19 Va
19%
2,800
Oil
Co_—
11% Jan
28
14% Mar 25
Loew's Inc
29% Jan
5
34% Mar 19
Lone
v.
Feb
13
Cement
Corp_
(M'd) A
*70
72%
*70 %
72%
24%
22
23%
22%
23%
22 y.
22 Vb
56,400
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13
%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
33
13%
33%
29,200
31
10
72%
23%
No par
.T
—
Star
*70
*70
72%
7,100
Feb
9
35% Mar 26
Long Bell Lumber
No par
32 VB
33
31 %
31%
•17 '
Feb
9
18% Mar 25
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
Long Island Lighting Co com_No par
5.25% pfd series A——
100
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18
*105%
106
*104%
106
*105Vb
*103%
104%
*103%
104%
*103%
27 V«
25%
26%
104% Mar 10
110
Jan
14
104
106% Jan
9
Mar 20'
24% Jan
2
36% Feb
17
.41% Jan
2
67% Jan
8
Jan
95
7
30
7%
33% Jan
97
100
Co common—
preferred
10
26
_100
*156
158
156
156
»
106
*105V4
106
104Va
*1031/2
1041/a
26
26%
26'/4
*
26%
10,300
156
156%
156
40
39%
39%
39
39%
39
39V4
39
39
Louisville
7
Jan
3,100
61 %
63
59%
61%
59%
61
60 %
61 %
4,900
22
31 y*
31%
4
%%
———
Co. (Ky)_No par
Nashville-^50
&
Lowenstein
26
45% Jan
18
(P)
2.700
12,500
Louisville Gas & El
"
2
16
Mar 13
41% Feb
series B preferred
Lorillard
158 % Mar 12
.
59% Mar 31
31
5%
28 % Mar 23
5
152% Jan
30
Jan
8,700
STOCK
.29
18
67% Dec
8
10,200
%;
Vbv
21%
26% Mar 19
158% May 24
41 % Dec 23
16
17%
1
Vb
*3%
73
.17%
,
3,300
39%
74
24
20
91% Jan
18
32%
2
Dec
y4 Feb
37% Oct
17%
72%
32%
7
25% Dec
3
33
5
74%
10
12,700
10
12
106% Nov 21
5
73%
Vb
1,900
10
11
1%
11
28%
95
9%
No par
12
17% Dec
2
1
—
21% Jan
4
43% Feb
2
102
par
28%
90
21% Feb
19% Mar 31
31% Nov 28
5
pfd——No
68% Jan
23% Jan 30
17%
1%
1
24% July
18% Jan
18%
32
55
*94
10
32%
11%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com___No par
3%%
convertible preferred
100
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
18% Apr 15
11% Oct 28
x27% Nov
Corp
17%
1%
28%
95
9%
32%
1%
14
75% Apr
32%
v
28 Vb
*94
10
11%
Link Belt Co
9
28%
95
9%
12
Cup
12
19 % Feb
2
19
28 Vb
*94
1%
Corp..—:
Myers Tobacco
43% Jan
Jan
18%
preferred—100
26
22
33
Savers
7%
25
1
32%
No par
15
21% Dec
26
25
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass CoLibby McNeill & Libby—
48% Jun
Nov
10 Va
11%
noncum
15
16V2 Oct
28%
94
10
common-—__—1
Lehman Corp
Lehn & Fink
V
xl2% Apr 30
33% Nov 14
66
28%
94
10
*57%
1st preferred—_No par
noncum
Lerner Stores Corp
.72% Jan
900
*53'/4
38% Mar 17
10
17 Vb
53 %
4
Jan
17 VB
22 VB
42% Feb
167
17%
53 %
$3
18% Mar 27
'
17%
22%
22% .Mar 17
2
>
17%
54%
9% Jan
1
37% Apr
8% Jan
17%
23
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
j
22
80% Jan
1,000
1,200
17%
54 Va
6'
16
5%
211/2
23
3.85%
Mar 24
7
5%
21 Va
5%
23'%
.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
22%.Jan 20
1% Jan
9
21
55
18
23
14% Jan
9 Vb
*5%
20%
23%
Lee
34
9
5%
21 VB
*54%
Lees
Feb
9%
*5%
21
1
3
95
9
5%
21 %
17%
common—_r.—_No par
preferred
Co *■'.
9Va
%
50
9
6
72 % Feb
% '/a
Jan
11% Jan
2
1% Mar
4
Bryant
%
5%
21
Lane-Wells
29% Feb
11% Mar 31
23
81% July 2
16% Mar 28
21
13% Dec
16
Mar 12
64
17% Mar 31
14
13 *
Mar 24
9
__
(M)
&
Sons
Inc
com—1
preferred series A
31%
*95
100
Lukens
Steel
Co
M
Wood
Working Co___r
10
^
32%
31 VB
96%
42%
31%
42
.
31VB
31%
96 Va
*95
96%
95
43%
*95
44%
154 %
42
42%
42
11
11 Va
5,500
95
:
20
42%
2,400
M
10
Nov
14
40lA Aug
4
Oct
45
10
128% Sep
12
15% Jan' 25
135
30
Dec
7
Jun
,42
3
.
12
-
45Feb
:r Mar 31
128% Apr
Mar 20
1
132
24
28
12% Jan
2
13% Jan
30
24% Mar 11
26 "• Jan
8
90% Jan .28
83
Apr
2
,9% Mar. 13
"•10% Jan
5
8
Jan
5
8% Feb
2
9% Jan
29% Jan
2
22 % Jan
Macy
12
6
26■% Oct
16
Apr
7% Dec
6
J
Feb
8
22-% Nov
14
39
*
-
9
536
24
Dec
26%.Jan
8
Jan
536
23
8% Feb
6
% Jan
14
8 v
22
•
21
7% Jan
•
7
Jan
Jan
16
-Apr
18
8y2Oct
2
,12 % Jan
17
8% Jan
22% Apr 24
29% Jan
28
20% Mar
13
Dec
22
57;% Jan
22
10V2July
23
2
52V4 Feb
25
4'A Jan
31
23
Nov
85
4%-M#y
27%-July
17
Oct
7
8% Jun
25
90% Jan
2
90% Jan
Jan
% Jan
4
45 % Jan
Nov
8
23% Feb
17
29% Feb
20
89% Mar 27
95
19% Dec
85
21
52
Mar 12
11
Apr
Feb
13
2
18
44 % Jan
7
2
Nov
67 % Jan
20
1
3
28
7
12% Nov
3
15 % Jan
52% Jan
21
34% Mar
45% Feb
$3
17
Leo
8
r
Feb
..71% Jan
38 V* Jan
21
2
:
91% Feb
26% Dec'24
26% Jan
2
12% Feb
10
1*% Mar ,25
50% Mar 30
12 y« Oct
22
47
Dec
10
50% Mar 12
15% Apr
Feb
8
46 %'Mar
9
17% Mar
5
16
21% Dec
9
Oct
6
35 y2 Jan
22
84% Jan
4
93% Dec
12
84% Mar 31
r-
21% Mar 10
121
Jan ! 2
33% Jan: 23 "
101
-
Mar 27;
28% Apr
2
22% Jan
f
y2 Jan°~2
13
%. Apr
2
...
28
20
Mar 30
"
37.% Dec
18
-92% Jan
2
101
May-27
101
Jan
3
108
Jun
91
Jan
14
"97% Jun "3
91% Jan
23
96
91% Feb
20
95% May 23
109% Aug
8
-92% Feb
18
93 % Feb
54% Feb
11
•
25
-91% Mar 20
103
Mar 20
105% Mar 24
39% Jan
9
yf>8% Jan
2
105
2
Feb
107% Feb 19
'
Jan
8
26% Dec
18'
58% Oct
16
81% Jan
28
20% Feb
14
28% Nov
28
25% Jan
19
39% Jan
4
46% Decirl
42% Apr
2
"132% Jan
2
139 *'
Sep/ 3
30% Jan
footnotes
^ee
22
page
22
25'% Jan
,60
22
9
Mar 31
Mar
4
29% Mar
66% Jan
27% Mar
46% Jan
139
Feb
5
87--,
15%
14%
15%
14%
12%
12
12
12
22%
23'/a
18%
19i%
191/4
39
39%
39%
39%
104 V*
104
103V4
103 Va
600
30%
3,900
91
*89
*
90
82
19%
20 VB
*51%
%
"'5%
^
*45%
Inc
1st
Co
'$3.50 preferred
Rights
•__!—_
M'esta Machine Co_'
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%" pld—100
4.35% preferred
series^
100
preferred
3.80%
preferred
!
4.45% preferred
Miami Copper
9
Middle
7
Midland
,
8%
series—"
series
Petroleum
Prod
common
1st preferred
Midwest
Oil
27%
*45%
46
Corp.—
50
20 %
*27
27%
*45%
46
46
14Va
14%
14%'
88%
87%
87 %
71
69%
70
*68 %
69%
68%
68%
56 %
55%
55%
53%
541%
54
55
65
66
65 %
651/4
66
66
1.200
36
36 V*
35%
35 Vb
35%
35%
2,700
25
25
25
25
25%
25V4
,
13%
.
13%
13%-.
13%
25%
26%
26
26%
*13%
„
26%-
5,000
130
1.500
1,600
r
900
14
1,600
26%
3,300
94%
27 VB
27%
27
27'/*..
27
27%
4.500
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%.
2.800
50%
50 %
50%
501/2
50
50
18
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
22%
*
*93 Va
14
50 %
-
93%
27%
13%
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
83 Va
84 Vb
84%
84%
*83%
84%
*93%
*50
'
94%
*93%
;• 22%"
94%.
■
20
130
700
22%,
,14,700
*83Va
'84%'
200
101
101
*101 %
101%
101'A
101%
29
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
600
25 VB
25%
24
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
37 VB
*90
*102%
101
101
IB
%
%
VB
%
38
37%
37%
36%
36%
36%
1,400
91%
91%
91%
*90%
92%
*90%
92%
20
104 %
*102%
104%
103 %
103%
*102%
104%'
20
J 6
%
13
*90
92
*90
.100
*92
94
*92
94
*92
—100
*104
105%
*104
105%
-
*104
37
92
*90
92
94
*92
94
r
105%
*104
105%
26
27
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
:uA_10
61%
62
60
61%
60 %
60%
60
No par
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
44
44%
42%
43%
42%
42%
42%
*135
136 Va
135
134%
135%
I34V2
23
22 7/a
23%
*22%
22%
800
6,200
74,200
92
10
1,200
14%
*90
_100"
2,600
■
87%
100
^—5
1,100
50%
20
.
14%
—.5
series
South'Utilities Inc
Steel
20%
271/4
3,500
89%
Vb
5
50%
19 Vb
27%
82
27%
'16%c
",.4'-$4 conv; 2nd pfdr-Jt-tr/—No par
Mergenthaler" Linotype Cor_-No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott!—'—12.50
50%
20 VB
.
"50
90
20
93 Va
—3%
No par
19%
70
__1
preferred- .50
Inc
common
*80
20
14%
'
Corp—————1
Stores
Co
*89
82
1S%
91
*88%
65%
common
90
*80%
19%
50%
'
Va
14%
64%
(The)
*88%
30
*89%
3,000
22,200
89 %
5
convertible
&
89
82
30%
91
8,000
19%"
14%
Robbins IncV—18
Shoe
Co
3.85%
30%
*89 Va
22%
,
89 %
13%
•
31
18%
46
22%
104
91
*80%
27%
Melville
104
30%
89
80 %
par
104
*89%
-
31%
13%
Mengel
23%
900
19%
26
.
•
23%
60,800
39%
par
a
90
12
23 %
600
4.400
104%
series_No par
Mines—
500
.
15 Vb
12%
5,400
*
38
preferred-—100
Co
56 %
14%
*55%
Mid-Continent
•24% Mar 20
85'«
*
'
12%
,
12
par
2
9
87
87
12%
16%
25
Mar 10
4
85 VB
*85 VB
86
36%
19
30
25 Va
25
87 % Feb
Jail
24%
36 %
Merck
Jan
24%
——1
Mercantile
25 % Mar 30
24%
*45
5
31
24%
preferred———————50
Stores Corp common—50c
7
ill.;*
24 Va
50%
19% Jan
r
4%
Norris Mfg /Co—;Li—_,-10
Corp common__ i—_—_No par
v,4%% preferred (1st-series)—_ 100
Mar 20
J^h
*4%
27
25% Jan
,
2
36% Apr
.;
*56%
4%
Mead
28% Mar 19
16
Aug 19
23% Mar 8
28
94
12%
56%
Mc.Quay
! 14% Mar 25
9
2
Jan
12%
*4%
,
3,200
•
5,000
56%
20
&
9%:
21%
4Va
53
Porcupine
200
22%
.
12%
20%
Stores
-
56%
28%
McLellan
9%
21%
4%
28
McKesson
2
26% Jan
-•
12%
20 %
Mclntyre
12
4
..
,-V 19
31
Publishing- -—No
10
56%
3
McGraw-Hill
*22%
23
21%-
19 %
'90
M'cGraw Electric Co——„„1
700
12%
—.No par
convertible
800
7
39 %
5
common..
23
7%<
*0%
57
No par
Corp
3 %%
27
20
1947
23
20
545
*7%
'
B
—No par
Corp
McCrory
73% Mar 12
62
pfd
6%
19%
_100
common—
preferred
$2.50
4
Jan
13
94
For
23 3a
545
7%
6%
38 3
par
5
—
McCord
25% Feb
13 Vb Jan
'
28% Feb
86
cum
McCall
14
22% July 15
28
12%
par
.'—1
com
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No
Maytag Co common-—1—No
10
1
.
2
64% Mar 30
24% Feb
$3.75
6
13
92,:
12
Dec
Jam:
% Jan
21% Mar 25
7
56
-V
—
preferred--—.,
30% Feb
14% Mar 10
28
$3.75
Mar 16
50
13
17% Mar
95
-
26% Jan
4
31
45 % Nov
3
May Dept Stores
20
Jan
Mar 31
89
30
Dec
19% Dec
26% Dec
'
81%-Mar 13
71
6
15%
Co
Electric Co
Mathieson Chemical Corp
>
4.25% conv preferred—
32% Mar 23
18% Feb
-
31
Jan
Oct
*85 VB
1
preferred
(Glenn L)
'
26% Jan
20
100
5
5
131% Jun 20
24 VB
110% Jan
2
6
24%
Master
46
Oct
com—_No par
2
July 21
May 7
May 2
545
!", 7%
7
*22%
4%
2
83% Apr
-
*4%
2
17
20
12%
*56 %
25 Va Feb
20
105
_5
7%
*6%
23%
50
7%
.
7
100
41% Jan
2
545
9%
20% Jail
103% Apr
7%
555
21 V«
2
10
*545
9%
20
Jun
8,200
21%
37% Feb v' 9
4%%
Martin
5
8,500
19%-
9%
22% Apr
18% Feb
9
14 Vb Mar
2,300
9%
29%.
19%
21%
2
88% Maf
-18% Mar 20
91/4
28%
19%
9%
Co
800
28%
21%
<fc
9% !
800
„
8%
19 Ve
9%
Marshall Yield
86-
8Vb
28%
21%
prior pfd
x83
19 Vb
*22%
Corp common
preferred' (conv)"—
3,100
28%
5
St.Ry 6%
24%.
18%
Oil Exploration——-! 1
Corp
25
Midland
24%
28%
7%
lo
87 % Apr
7
4%%
Market
10,500
29 VB
*6%
18
Mar 27
Apr .25
15
Marine
9
20
;i2%,
20 %
555
*545
50
.
300
12%
8 Va
v9%-
_1
Jan
85
14% Mar 31
98 %
Nov
9
4
*8
No par
V
Martin-Parry Corp ———No
Masonite Corp_—
i„
No
51
30
Oct
Mar
Feb
8%
"9%
*
28%
/
l
—.
8%
9%
r
13
1.300
:
42%
129
19%
10
—
87
87
8 Vb
9 VB
2
87
28
22
Marathon
25% Mar 19
98
r
7
28
87%
87%
8 VB
1IV* Jan
31
104% Oct
86%
*87
9%
2
23% Jan
22
Maracaibo
4% Jan
>
9
24%
9
33% Nov
-
9 i
9
5
> 13
58 f
16
,24%
19
97
14% Oct 28
65
Jan
4 % Jan
34% Aug 11
-
18
38% Feb
55
Mar
Jan
24%
No par
Manhattan:. Shirt.
'
-
25
24%-
Mahoning Coal RR Co—'l—
Manati Sugar Co
Mandel Bros ;
9
11
5
25
No par
Magma Copper "Ll'J..
MagnaVox Co (The)—.
23%. Mar 16
9 V
24%
100
Square Garden—
Magic Chef
28
Mar
12%
preferred series A__;
Madison
Mar 23
*41%
*127
!
No par
conv_
11
11
128 Va
12%
Dec
113.
15% Mar 12
55% Mar
12% Jan
;
552.
128%
132
'
42%
12 Va
20%, Feb
'A Apr
10
14
89% Dec
Inc
*128
*41%
13 Va
Jun
33
2
79
•
7
49
•
25
Feb
Co
132
11%
42%
12%
16
3
29% Jan
42
H)
*128
11 Vb
42
:
_..5
13% Jun
17% May 12
38% Oct 30
x22% Nov
(R
1
94
9% Apr 15
21% Oct 28
104 '/a Jan
July 11
•
9
18% Mar 31
10
11% Mar 18
-
Dec 19
20
11%
43%
"
30
15% Aug 13
485
11 Vb
*42%
100
Mack Trucks Inc
26
8% Jan
7% Oct
l:!V
5
common—10
preferred
87% Mar 27
29
7% Aug 25
;
6%
23
31% Jan
;
& M
MacAndrews & Forbes
Mar 24
17% Jan
24% Oct 22
84
May
10% Feb, 11
23%
135
22%
8,700
%
60%
5,300
26%
<
25%
26%
9.000
42%-
1,800
134%
23
200
1.200
17
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle,.. Monday, April
8
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
26
17% Nov
28
16% Jan
15 y4 Oct
23
19% Dec
19
13% Mar
18 % Mar 12
6
5
14
Mar
39
62% Dec
18
3
453/4 Feb
116% Dec
2
48 V* Jan
Apr 24
2
Jan
23
105
101 7a Feb
25
16
Oct
28
Nov
19
1
2
16% Feb
47% Jan
l
23 % Nov
7
30% Jan
9
24% Feb
2
39
Dec
17
36% Feb
9
Oct
15
37
Mar 12
25
22
20% Jan
15% Oct 22
Mil.n
23
Jan
&
No par
13%
14
13%
14
1.50
60
61
59
593/4
100
Marie
SS
♦114
116
22
$5.50
$1.50 2nd
40% Mar 26
43 7a
1037a
1037a
•1037.
103 7a
•10374
102%
♦82
83
17
167e
16%
16%
82%
8274
8274
25 74
24%
247a
*2474
24%
24%
38%
397a
38%
38%
38%
1
32%
33%
32
33
32
33
32%
33
Development Co
5
20%
21%
39%
197a
2074
20%
21%
39%
387.
21%
38%;
217a
38 V*
387a
38%
57a
6% Mar 12
Jan
16
67% Dec
31
62% Feb
6
69% Mar
21% Apr 21
59% Dec
23
47% Jan
7
58% Jan
24% Nov
12
31% Jan
7
27% Feb
18
32% Mar 12
Mohawk Carpet Mills
12% Mar
4
14% Aug
5
13
Jan
5
15% Mar 25
Mojud
20
18% Jan
4
16% Jan
2
20% Mar 23
Monarch
82% Oct 30
109% Jan
2
89% Feb
13
95% Jax
Monsanto
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex
9
7%
23
preferred
20
53%
51%
53%
52%
5374
29%
30%
29
29%
297a
297a
157s
157*
15
15
147B
14%
No par
19
19
1874
19
1874
5
91
92
897a
91
893/4
5
24%
25ya
24%
253/4
Co
28% Jun
30
22% Jan
19
28% Mar 11
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
31% Dec
19
29% Feb
9
32% Mar 26
Montana Power. Co
No par
31%
31%
30%
2
59% Mar 10
65% Mar 19
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
62%
64 74
627a
18% Aug
5
16% Jan
13
17% Jan
12
16%
16%
16%
12% Jan
12
15% Apr
2
44% Oct
37
Mar 31
43 Vb Jan
6
Motorola Inc
Dec
31
30
Feb
34% Mar 18
Motor
Products
25% Dec
15
25% Mar 31
27% Jan
Motor
Wheel
23 Vi Jan
27% Mar 16
26% Mar 13
23
1
18
.
Mar
Feb
20
22% May
11% Jun
25
13% Jan
5
49% Dec
19
6
'
Dec
26
57% Jan
24
12
5
Feb
19
Jan"
5
4
45% Mar 24
Nov
28
106% Mar 23
21% Dec
1
110
.18% May 1
42% Mar 13
48
8
29% Jan 25
l
.106% Oct
Dec
48
52% Feb
17% May 1
60% Feb 20
-
Jan
6
22% Dec
4
20 Ve Jan
2
24% Feb
7
50 v,; Feb
25
45
Apr
1
51
Feb
2
1
25% Feb
18 ;
9174
90%
91%
6,500
27%
11,500
26
17,900
2,200
800
.
1,900
:
25%
26
307b
30
30 y8
6,500
64 ya
64
64%
16,400
16%
17 j
1374
13 7»
•13
13 74
1374
14%
15%
3
37%
387a
37
38%
373/4
3874
373/4
38
31%
32%
3174
317a
30%
30%
31
5
25%
2674
25 y8
25%
2574
31%
2574
25%
25%
1
25%
26%
24%'
24%
-
25
25%
1"
25%
2674
25
25'%
-
25%
25%
Corp
13
.5
■-%
137a
-
13
13
-24%
2574
127a
7
25
3,400
.
16,300
9,000
,
'
257a
12%'
127a
13
5,600
1,600
♦
v
,
5,100
7,500
900
,
"
45%
-1
common
preferred
Murray Corp of America
4%
preferred
Myers (F E) & Bros
26
Jan
17%
10
No par
Corp
4%%
3
47
18%
16%.
1374
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
13 Ye Mar 27
50
15%
Mullins
6
110% Mar
30%
15%
Mueller Brass Co
30
21% Apr
Aug 25
24
7'
53%
30 Yt
16%
167a
10
14
Moore-McCormack Lines
Morrell (John) & Co_>
517a
<
63
25%
637a
(The)
8,400
9,500
X30
3174
67 % Jan
2,700
64%
5274
>
17
6
€4 7a
pfd-100
conv
65
16
14% Jan
64%
63%
26% Apr
.
637a
6574
:•
21,400
5%
63%
21% Nov
32
5%
100
A
Tool
Chemical
5%
5%
Inc
Machine
57a
:■
5%
20
tMissouri Pac RR 5%
Co
,
5%
com
series
Hosiery
39
10
No par
1.25
RR
55% Oct 22
3
400
1,700
15,400
Corp
2
7
60
38%
Mission
5
14
6,500
24%
40
Mission
5% Jan
Nov
200
82 7a
34% Mar 25
36V«Jan
Aug
7,700
16%
837a
16%
23% Mar 25
15
„
200
20
11
12
2,900
43%
13
Jan
8% Feb
36
4,400
5,000
433/4
27% Feb
38% Dec
22% Jan
v
115
18
10
2
*112
114
423/4
39%
16
Jan
Shares
60
443/8
*24%
3% Oct
16 %
59%
4374
25
33% Oct
16 Ye Oct
14
593A
the Week
14%
44%
Light Co_No par
41 % Mar 17
50
114
16%
13%
83
100
preferred
conv
Minnesota Power &
5974
1674
103%
16%
177a
1
Co common
1st preferred
133/4
,
163%
115%
♦103 74
No par
Minneapolis-Moline
177a
115%
43%
Mfg common—No par
preferred
1674
167a
16%
preferred
conv
Min &
$4
5
26% Jan
25
32% Jan
$3.75
29
88
Paul
St
1674
par
Sales for
Friday
Apr. 3
Apr. 2
Apr. 1
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Par
Minneapoiis-Honeywell Reg
2
Jan
19% Jan
18
8214 Apr
7
104
22
11
91 % Jan
Minn
2
Jan
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No
115% Mar 31
10
42% Apr
103
19 % Jan
62
27
Feb
Jan
24% Jan
80
53% Feb
108
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
133/4 Feb
107
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
107
.100
46%
108
46%
♦106%
47%
46
;
10
20%
21%
50
"*45%
47%
•46
4S7a
*44
20%
-
4674
4674
1063%
106%
106%
s
•46
•47
45
45
~
com
46%
107%
>.
108
2074
20%
4774
21
,
21%
22
2,300
v>
11,800
280
r-
•46%
48%
•45
■
i"
46%
•
No par
46 y«
•46%
-
200
N
100% Dec
31% Apr
15
36
11% Oct
15
86% Apr
16% Jan
2
31 % Feb
Aug
11
1
99% Jan
Nash-Kelvinator
Nashville
2
Corp
Chatt
8
National
24
20% Jan
2
21 % Mar
9
National
Automotive
19
Apr 23
29% Apr 23
161% Jan
2
23% Dec
21
Jan
2
25% Mar 20
National
Aviation
35% Dec 31
35 Ve Jan
2
38
National
16% Oct
179% Jun
18
162
Feb
10
173% Jan
5
28
11
Jan
2
13% Feb
26
National
Can
Inc
52% Feb 27
59% Mar 19
National
Cash
13% Jan
61 % Mar 19
14% Nov 25
2
2
15% Jan
20
National
City
10% Apr
1
11% Jan
5
National
19% Mar 27
National
Cylinder
1
57% Mar 16
62% Feb
4
National
863/4
86%
EXCHANGE
33%
3574
3272
327a
32%
32%
CLOSED
1372
13%
13%
137a
133%
13%
13%
13%
33,400
260
3,100
2,500
20%
21
197B
20%
19%
20
19%
2074
GOOD
6,200
23%
24 74
22%
233/4
227a
227a
2274
22%
FRIDAY
6,000
367s
36%
36
367*
36
3674
367s
36%
1637a
162
162%
162%
162%
16374
310
8,500
163
163
127a
13
12%
123/4
123%
127a
12%
12%
No par
55%
57
5474
56
54
557a
55%
56%
Container Co
2
Dec
STOCK
;
227a
10
15% Jan
60
2
2274
87
32 3/4-
100
7
13% Jan
227a
87
1
preferred A
18% Mar 27
Xl0% May 15
13% Jan 14
21%
88
33
5
Register
Lines Inc
3
7%
2274
877a
10
Corp
21
48% Jan
Fibres
Corp
Eiscuit Co common
12% Jan
8% Oct
49% Nov
9% Jan
Mar 19
21%
100
Airlines
13% Apr
19% Jan
23%
89
5
Louis
Acme Co
15% Jan
St
22%
l
National
88
1
&
36% Mar 25
8,500
4,400
1
157a
1474
1574
14%
14%
14%
14%
9,900
10%
10%
10%
107a
1074
10%
1074
10%
8,700
1
Co
15%
l
Gas
18%
18%
177s
18 74
18%
18%
187a
18%
3,800
58%
60 3/8
59%
Dairy
13% Dec
22
17% Jan
4
14 Vb Jan
59%
59%
15% Jan
National
30
Products
No par
Department Stores
5
607s
23
19% Oct
34% Jan
2
19% Feb
14%
14%
14%
143/4
6
14%
14%
23 % Jan
14%
14%
National
Distillers
900
20
20%
20
207a
20
2074
20
2074
23,900
91%
92
91%
917a
90%
91
9074
91
21
213/s
207a
217a
203A
21%
93
93
303/4
32
97
Sep
16
18% Jan
2
91
Jan
136
33
1
Feb
20
Jan
15
24
7
Jan
177
Jun
90'A Apr
2
20% Mar 19
22% Jan
8
23% July
98% Oct
17
25% May
165
110% Jan
90
93% Jan
18
147% Apr
24
7% Dec
24
9% Jan
31
23
40% Jan
26
43
May
9
1
34% Sep
53
22
Feb
18
29% Feb
29
30% Oct
30% Jan
99 % Jan
9
Feb
172
Jan
5
7%
144% Jan
9
32% Jan 26
Gypsum Co
$4.50
5
7% Jan
5
Lead
6%
Linen
6
National
32% Jan
46
Jan
2
2
52 % Jan
5
National
Steel
31% Nov
24
27% Jan 29
30 V4 Jan
12
National
35
3
91
May 20
27% July 7
109% July 31
Sugar
28% Mar 31
15
23
Jan
3% Oct
11
Nov
2
23
14
5% Sep
Jan
6% Oct 22
10% Feb
1
13% Dec
10
18
16
11% Jan
16
5
Jan
6
28% Feb
27
115% Fab
27
11% Feb
2
6% Jan
2
89
7% Apr~*%
12% Jan
7% Mar
5
13% Feb
5
15% Mar 31
Jan
27
11
11% Apr
l
35% Dec
13% Feb
23
43% Jan
22
36
2
38
12
Jan
30
84
Jan
2
98% Mar 20
14% Sep
4
97
105
X90
Jan
Jan
13
13% Jan
20
89
Mar
47
Mar 31
45% Oct 20
11% Oct 16
Apr 21
56% July 1
20% Feb
4
14% Jan
66
75
68% Jan
July 22
31% Dec
Jan
7
30
36% Nov
18% Nov
13
17
22
22% Aug
8
23% Dec 23
Oct
24
2
106
26
Nehi
14% Apr
9
*31%
327a
*31 %
No par
24
52
Apr
9
86
Oct
10
common
j
common
350
May
2
673
88
Mar 24
470
Mar 30
Feb
47
487a
4774
48
48
143/4
15
14%
15
*15
*72
York Air
Brake
York Central
York Chic & St
"5
6%
New
No par
9
preferred series A__
100
Yprk City Omnibus Corp_No
$5
non-cum
Jan
22
520
Jan
8
N
Y
23
22% Jan
7
34
Feb
18
N
56% Jan
2
65% Feb
5
15% Jan
7
20% Mar
2
common
par
No par
preferred
16
2
35% Sep
5
33% Feb
94
Apr
3
8272 Mar 31
Jun
6
27
30% Jun
2
27% Jan
28
26% Jan
76
85
82
Jan
Jan
Harlem
RR
92
May 21
4
7
Y State Electric
& Gas
37% Mar 23
Common
92
$3.75
Jan
22
2872 Feb
2
30
C'a*s
Mar 10
80% Jan
12
3.40%
preferred
12
84
Mar 30
8772 Jan
8
98 % Jun
3.60%
3
89
Mar 27
8% Apr 24
18% Oct 28
93% Jan
7
26
46% Jan
2
8
25
8
52% Sep
26% Apr
2
25
Dec
15
Apr 28
17% Dec
8
75% Jan
35% Mar
59
Feb
10% Jan
1
9 7b Feo
18
15
Jan
8
53 7b Jan
30
16
1 ? % Apr
1
4972 Apr
1
25 y4 Mar 24
26
16
16
20% Jan
23
21
1674 Jan
2
17
89% Dec
19
85 V4 Jan
30
7
47% Dec
30
41 V4 Mar
5
94% Mar
29
71% Mar 31
2
13% Dec
16
1274 Jan 27
2
20% Jan
Jan
26
Mar 10
20 72 Mar 19
87
Jan
18
46% Jan
2
84
5
Jan
14 7a Mar 12
Noma
Jan
2
1
83
Jan
Apr
2
87
3
110
Mar 19
Nov
7
Jan
16
109
Mar 12
5
102
Nov
25
1
11% Apr 30
11 % Sep
9
19
Sep
8
18% July 18
101
Jan
9
433%
10,600
217a
22%
213/4
44
42
43%
♦10774 108
108
4274
♦107
1574
♦68
157a
70
157a
*67
108
153/8
70
897a
480
15%
*67
42%
108
157*
70
42%
•107%
15%
*67
*86
90
*86
*430
480
*430
237a
24
23
23%
23%
108
1574
100
1,700
70
89%
_50
480
23%
60%
62
61
617a
61
61
61
6174
19%
20
193/4
19%
197a
19%
19%
20
35%
5,000
3,200
13,200
3674
357a
357a
83
82%
83
83
83 7a
28 74
2774
28
83%
200
2774
277b
28
27%
28
27%
18,900
28%
28%
273/4
27%
1,200
287a
353/4
35%
*83
35%
2,400
*76
78
*75
78
77
84
84
*77
*80
83 3%
79%
♦82
89
89
83 7a
*82
*87
89
83%
100
*87%
89
89
170
¥
~2
com
25
9%
97a
19'/a
1974
50
25
♦257s
~io
Co
22%
IIIIH
1
50
~io
12% Apr
1
1472 Jan
13
25% Jan
31
21% Apr
20% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6% preferred
8
24% Apr
2
Norwich Pharmacal Co
common
93%
974
974
183/4
507a
187a
497a
18%
183%
4978
49%
1,000
25 7a
4978
*25%
49%
25%
493%
*25%
7,000
257a
22%
*25%
25%
2272
22%
22
22 3%
22
22%
17,800
17%
18
73,800
*85%
87
16%
17%
17%
18%
86
86
86
43
86
42
427a
42%
74%
4374
71%
42%
737a
43 74
72%
74 7»
7274
74
42%
X72%
13%
3,500
19
18%
*83%
IH__1
Inc
97t
100
19
86
107
100
93/8
89
17%
100
$4.10
974
77
86
y>Q
31
27% Jan 28
121,600
23
43
100
Co—
16% Jan
18% Mar 17
22%
'
100
~_I
~
7
2
7,400
21%
.
inn
15% Jan
12% Jan
40
3674
I
preferred
Nort.hr00 Aircraft
2,900
2,700
*82%
_
Mar 11
2,900
1574
3272
♦86
$4.80 preferred
98
90% Dec
72%
50
48
72%
*430
$3.60 preferred
107
Jan
10,600
213%
88
Northern Pacific Ry
"Hoo
Nortnern States Pwr Co
(Minn)—
r°""non
C
94
20
14 7*
9172
327a
♦28
American Aviation
Northern Central
Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
82
72%
93%
14
21
28
North
105
72%
93%
*90
327a
25
_.
& Western
Ry
Adjustment preferred
American
737a
93 %
21%
2274
Nonar
Norfolk
North
*92
93%
32 3%
No par
___
Chemical
1,800
21
com.No par
preferred
Electric Corp
Nopco
36
327a
480
________
3.90%
14% Sep
26% Apr
36
Corp—
preferred
A
36
21%
_ioo
29% Jan
3,800
3274
88
______
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
30
117a
36
.
11%
21
24
preferred
86% Jan
Aug
19% Jan
Nov
77
Mar
20
300
1174
337a
♦430
York
Shipbuilding Corp—
Participating stock
ISYa
106%
213/4
50
Co
Haven & Hartford Co_100
Preferred 5% series A
100
New
N
Jan
&
*15%
*105
213/b
No par
Y New
25
*72
157a
106%
11%
22
20
Dock'
14
Louis Co—
Common
New York
73%
*92
*15%
*105
32%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock __1
24 % Dec
24% Jan
1,700
15
63 % Nov
85% Jan
2,800
5074
2
X29
77a
123/4
143/4
13
2
7%
123/4
1474
14% Feb
18% Jan
7Va
12 3/4
91
I-IIlOO
1,300
7%
49
preferred
12
12%
14
4 74 %
500
119,300
7%
90%
14 74
3,600
108%
12%
14%
14%
8,500
88%
27%
123/4
907a
46% Jan
13% Dec 22
12
90%
preferred
2974
400
7 7s
9072
109 7a Mar 10
92
1274
30
7%
92
5
9
12
108
92
48'% Jan
8
73/4
2774
*89
42
20
12
109%
7%
73/3
283/4
*88
100
106
Jan
109%
110
273/4
England Electric System
l
Jersey Pr &' Lt Co 4% pfd 100
Newmont Mining
Corp
i0
Newport Industries common
1
3%%
No par
common
_
70
2974
88 3/s
273/a
3672
New
16% Jan
283%
♦88
277a
3674
preferred
New
30
287a
88 3/8
36%
6
Jan
117s
9,100
3672
2
34
13
672
46%
•2974
113/4
Jan
56
774
110
46%
2974
113/4
3
94% Feb
12%
12
27%
800
46 y2
293/4
12
15
14
774
6%
2874
*88
32 7*
46
293/4
11%
14
29
15
11%
28 74
112
32
467a
5
92% Jan
16% Jan
14% Mar 12
6%
1
_
Inc
Newberry Co (J J)
New
67% Jan
♦110
1
88%
32 72
20
1,500
15%
New
5
27%
100
Co
29%
.*88
5
Fibre
28%
46
*29%
70
150
3,500
105 7a
30
Dec
.
29%
10,200
26,600
774
153/4
23% Mar 17
17% May 26
73
10
com
32
48
29%
2,000
34 74
105%
72% Mar 23
Mar 31
31%
47
10
No par
8,000
34
153%
25% Jan
Jan
136
774
10672
21% Mar 31
Oct
*134%
774
34
*1572
New
49% Dec
108
136
77»
337a
______
34% Feb 20
100% Jan
♦13472
774
34.74
T057a
2
16
5
136
774
33%
l
93% Apr
21
21
135 3/4
7%
357a
Nopar
Bros
4%%
6
20
19% Jan
138
774
Nesco Inc
Feb
Jan
31% Jan
♦136
I100
Mar 25
27
165
34%
Corp
Neisner
32%
*164
l
Co
;
94
165
100
Co
Vulcanized
13% Jan
30
National
313/4
1633/4
preferred
Theatres Inc
-
♦93
164
conv
Natomas
10% Jan
105% Sep
13% Sep
Tea
/r
31 3/8
164
preferred
4.20%
94
Cast_No par
Co
0
3
3
Ref
National
11
7
4 72 %
30%
165
Corp
Supply (The) Pa
National
♦93
164
Corp.:
12
Jan
9% Jan
4
National
13
24% Jan
104% Jan
90% Jan
5
87% Jan
3
8% Mar
31% Jan
104.% Jan 21
4^ Jan
2
4
3,1%
Shares Corp
9
22
19% Feb
93
317s
100
Service
Malleable & Steel
30
85% Jan
217a
93
preferred B
Natl
27% Oct
101
21
5
59
100
37% Mar 19
31% Jan
Mar
1
preferred A
National
60%
.No par
common
Co common
25% Jan
Apr
100
preferred
National
5
common
pfel series of 1951
National
33% Mar 20
163% Apr
1
135% Mar 31
7
474%
Prod
13%
847a
107
*96%
9874
1574
15%
137a
133/4
84
84
>107
108
*95
14
97%
157a
133/8
•83
10774
*95
147a
13%
84
13%
83
13%
83
10774
107
107%
977a
157a
*95
60
4,300
32,100
'20,500
20
97%
14%
320
lo
13 y8
13 74
13
22%
123/4
29,100
22
13'/«
143%
25
13
217a
22
12%
12%
21%
2,600
21%
2274
23
21%
22
223/4
2,600
2374
23%
24%
5,700
7,800
50
22%
23 74
O
33% Jan
100
2
Jan
14
88% Jan
8
104'% May 15
39% Dec
22
106% Aug 12
94% Apr 10
106% Nov
7
37% Jan
6
60%
22
2
27% Dec
Jan
17% Mar 13
Apr'Io
16
19% Dec
9
13
Oct
27
17% Jun
6
91
Dec
12
108 % Jun
2
For
footnotes
see
paee
22.
39% Feb
106
2
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40%
preferred
Jan
2
Feb
17
93% Jan
27
3.90%
1057s Jan
23
106 74 Feb
25
4.56%
-12
51% Feb
17
18
25% Jan 20
18
Jan
13% Mar
91
Jan
104
Mar
5674 Jan
28
9
2
Mar 23
30
18% Jan
6
5
14% Feb
9574 Jan
2
10
0
4.44%
Ohio
Oil
Oklahoma
Gas &
>105 7s
105%
>1017a
No par
Elec
Co
com
47«
preferred
Oliver Corp common
472%
897a
100
Co
102%
89%
100
preferred
3974
10274
100
preferred
38%
100
preferred
88
1027, Feb
50% Oct
12
10174 Jam 28
convertible preferred
54
3874
387a
*1027, 10374
♦89
♦1057a
38
102%
38%
38%
38%
10274
1027a
102%
9074
*8974
*105%
105%
105%
105%
•10iy4
1027a
>10174
102%
527a
53%
53
10274
*1017a
55%
1057a
102%
52%
54 >/4
90
90
90
170
110
40
——
10
27%
27%
27%
18%
27 74
9,500
*18%
273/4
53%
20
183/a
27%
6,100
13%
13%
*1874
27%
13%
187a
27%
1
l83/4
133/8
18 74
18 74
1,000
91
13%
91
1374
1374
91
13%
10,200
91
91
91%
340
100
9174
91%
6
Number 5209
Volume 177
...
The Commercial and Financial
(1487)
Chronicle
Continued—Page 9
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
8% Apr
12
13% Aug 28
35
Feb
19
41% Dec 23
19
Jan
2
30
Dec
23
28
Feb
79
Feb
19
83
Jan
11
*82
Jan
41 Mi Apr
24
52
Jun
11
69 V* Sep
16
85% Jan 23
75 y* Jan
12
17% Jan
14
12% Jan
7
97% Jan 24
83% Jan
12
88
11% Feb
13
4
10% Jan
6
45 y8 Mar 25
Omnibus Corp
Otis Elevator
20
33% Feb
Outboard Marine
13
84
38% Jan
9
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
13 y8 Jan
9% Mar
YORK
NEW
Highest
17
(The)
Pat
97/a
44%
30%
78V\
793/a
13 Va
85%
13%
13%
100
85'%
*85%
87%
5
Mfg
11%
ll3/4
11'A
11%
2.50
6
Outlet Co
___No par
477/a Jan
43 Va Mar 31
Jan
6
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Corp
81
Mar 12
Glass
Owens-Illinois
5
12.50
Co
83%
44%
44
30%
83%
43%
783/4-
*
■
Shares
2,000
42%
43%
5,300
30
30%
1,900
9%
43%
30 Va
83%
437/a
793/4
79
the Week
9%
97/a
97/a
43Va
30l/a
*81%
43Va
Friday
Apr. 3
Apr. 2
Apr. 1
97/a
9%
43Va
30
*81 '/a
43%
78Va
93/4
x433/4
*30 %
*81 %
43%
No par
&
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
5
common
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
STOCKS
Year 1952
•81%
83%
44%
44%
5,o00
79%
79 3
4
5,200
13%
13%
5,000
P
10% Oct 30
81% Deo
12% Dec
31
30
19% Jan
11
40'%
42 %
41
*67%
69
♦67
♦67
68
♦53
54%
*53
54
*53
54
6
30 y4 Fob
69
54 Vz
28%
41%
68 y2
41
69
*53
28Va
27%
28
28
28%
40
38 y4
37%
38%
37%
60
28
28%
117'/a 1183/8
138
138
7%
8
38%
457/8
*87/a
9V4
5%
6
107/a
11 Va
58%
59%
57%
9
37% Apr
1
11
*55% Jan
15
2
13
115% Jan
Pacific
20
Finance
Corp
Mar 17
Pacific
Gas
Pacific
Lighting
30
Pacific
7
119% Mar 10
Pacific
142% Jan 22
2
common—
preferred noncum
Mar 17
7% Jan
26% Mar 15
2
Mar 31
137
145% May 19
8% Nov 21
Mar
617/a Mar 13
25% Feb
35% July 14
120 y* Nov 26
8% Jan
25
Corp
Consolidated
Tin
16
22% Feb
20
8% Jan
7
9% Nov
7
8% Feb
20
9% Jan
8
30
Oct 16
5% Dec
12
5% Jan
2
6% Jan
19
Packard Motor Car
9% Jan
2
11% Feb
26
100
100
Pan Amer World
12
41% Oct
Mar
98
2
46
9
88% Mar 25
98% Mar
9
12
26% Jan
26
30% Jan
8
2
4%
Park
Park
2 Va Apr
l
2% Jan
29
40 Va Feb
9
44% Jan
7
Jan
26
33% Jan
2
39% Jan 30
7% Feb
13
20% Jan
8
Jan
5
Patino
9
6
Jan
8
Peabody Coal Co common
18
Jan
7
34
65% Mar 19
70% Jan
6
9
12% Jan
13
7
11% Jan
22
31% Jan
2
25% Oct 28
5
Jan
16
4
108% Feb
11
26% Feb
5
33% Dec
11
32% Jan
17% Feb
27
Dec
23
20% Mar 31
14% Aug
15
33
24
5%
28>
Pehn-Dixie
Feb
Corp
Cement
5%
Penn
23% Jan
5
5
1
100
No par
Pennsylvania RR
52% Jan
7
Corp
Corp com
preferred
3
35% Mar 18
2
No par
10
Co
Glass Sand
•Penna
4
.107% Feb
Mar 24
106
No par
& Coke
Penn Coal
39 % Mar 19
33
(J C)
Penney
25
prior preferred™
conv
.
Power & Light Co—-
50
Feb
6
40% Feb
18
35% Feb
10
47% Mar 11
8% Feb
20
11% Dec
30
10% Jan
15
14 Va Feb
Pepsi-Cola Co
38% Nov
18
44% Jan
2
105% Apr
7
19% Oct 22
23% Jan
22
X124
31
14
Nov
101
Jan
15
145
30
Jan
133
Jan
12
Aug
Jan
27
Jan
30
25
2
28
29
2
102
3
41 y« Dec
31
33% Dec
15
Apr
17
2
25
103% Jan
2
112
Jan
17
93
99% Jun
15% Jan
2
32% Jan
1
5
19
111
Jan
99
Jan
108
Feb
26
18% Jan
14V2 Mar 31
9
36% Jan
5
Mar 18
87 Va Jan
14
12
42% May 15
52
Dec
8
93% Jan
12
101
May
3
95% Feb
13
46 Va Jan
13% Mar 15
20
July 29
98
Dec
23
98%
Jan
5
18% Jan 27
25
Feb
4
29
98
Mar 25
31
17
98
Jan
Jan
69%
29
Mar 25
48% Feb
20
64% Dec 30
59% Feb
9
9% Dec
23
12
Jan
4
10% Jan
12
12% Apr
2
33% Jun
5
39
Mar
5
35
Feb
9
37% Jan
14
98% Apr
2
Jan
6
Jan
4
102% Apr
8
15% Apr
29
19% Dec
24
98
19
101
Pitts
Nov
14
110% Jan
21
1
37% Jan
29
25
Mar" 31
85
Oct
6
95% Feb
13
88
Jan
5
94
91
Oct
1
106% Jan
28
91% Feb
19
97
Nov
26
52% Apr
1
17% Jan
14
147/a Feb
17
16% Mar 18
Aug 18
152% Jan
6
155% Mar 17
62
46
May
1
14% Dec 24
142
151
21
156
4
Feb
165
Jan
42% Mar 17
10% Jan 21
Oct
16
30
85
17
Oct
68
18
31
25% Apr 17
Jan
17
17
25% Dec
23
145
Aug 27
34 y4 July
12% Feb
26
9
213/4 Jan
5
15
73% Feb
27
,
Jan
70 y8 Feb 19
22% Feb 20
Jan
9
27% Feb
16
146
14
2
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
13
40 Vb Mar 30
46 y2 Feb
3
Pond Creek Pocahontas
22
15% Jan
2
17 y8 Jan
29
24
55 y* Feb
15
22
19
Jan
14% Jan
7
18% Dec
4
9% Oct
16
13% Jan
18
14
10% Feb 13
31% Sep
17% Jan
9
35% Dec
15
34 y* Jan
8
62% May
8
69% Dec
11
66
Feb
26
11% Oct
8
1
11% Jan 22
Pressed Steel Car
383/4 Mar 16
4%%
Procter
177/e Jan 22
13% Mar 31
80% Mar 16
82yaJan
Jan
12
33% Jan
x29
68 % Jan
33
5
36% Feb
4
May 16
77% Mar 31
83% Jan
20
Sep
26% Dec
11
24% Mar 25
26
24% Jan
27% Nov
18
24% Jan
27% Aug
6
25
34% Dec
10
1
Jan
5
Mar
4
103% Nov 20
92% Jan
98
Nov 21
105
109
102% Jan
39% Mar 20
43% Jan
56% Oct
11
69 y* Jan
16
106% Aug 11
28% Jan
2
138% Jan
17
3
24% Dec
13
25% Apr
26% Apr
27
6
Pub
Serv
El & Gas com
6
4.70%
Pullman
2
Pure
2
109 3/4 Mar
4
32% Jan
7
37% Feb
27% Jan
a
4
138
13
cum
(The)
2
253/8 Jan
2
Quaker State Oil
9
9%
28%
291/a
28
31
31
31
30%
Va
265,900
10
15,800
28%
600
31
2%
2%
2%
2%
*2Va
238
10,400
X42%
43%
42%
43i/4
42%
43%
9,300
*35
36
35
35%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7
71/4
A
5%
5%
*5%
5%
•
163/8
16%
*16%
16%
36%
36%
36%
361%
67%
67%
67%
67%
12%
12%
35%
36%
*28
*106
*12
36%
*28%
30
108
*106
12 'A
36%
30
108
343/4
35
34%
343/4
20%
21%
20%
21
46%
46%
47
47%
7%
900
7
7i/a
12,800
5%
5%
1,800
STOCK
EXCHANGE
68%
CLOSED
5,400
12
12
36%
37%
GOOD
3,700
*28 »/4
29%
FRIDAY
2,500
203/4
2IV3
63,800
47%
1,800
46%
311/4
31%
1393A
140%
42
42
*41%
12%
12%
*102%
20%
18%
29
102
36%
30 Va
12 3A
*41 Va
123/4
300
31%
2,700
141
43%
200
12%
74,900
393/4
*39
393A
*39
39%
103'A
*102
103i/4
*102
1031%
21
19
29%
103
38
31
20%
18%
283/4
102%
37
30%
20%
18%
29
20%
18%
28%
102%
1021/4
37%
36%
30%
30%
*23%
—
18%
2,800
28%
17,600
860
103
373/a
28,400
30%
7,900
23Vi
400
24%
24
24
108 y2
107
107
108
108
*92
97
*94
97
102
101
101
101
14%
101
14%
32
32%
*84
85%
50%
50%
*101
14%
31%
*84
50%
15
32%
14%
32%
—
2,000
24
97
—
20 3A
*107
*92
f~-»-
34%
31%
123/8
700
—
*34%
139%
*39
600
108
*106
32
42
500
16%
36%
67%
16%
*36
141
32
139%
300
35%
♦35
7%
50
.
60
15%
8.500
323/4
10,100
85%
84
84
51
50%
51%
97
97
98%
95
*21%
22
*21%
98
*94
98
*94
10
6,200
200
22%
98
*94
98
*96%
66
12%
35%
36
35%
35%
*98%
99
*98%
1007/8
22 %
22 %
22
22%
*104%
*104%
__
95
*93
65%
12%
66%
12%
98%
98%
70
22%
22%
2,700
2,900
*104%
__
25
25%
25%
25
25%
92
92
*92
93%
*92
93%
94%
94%
*94
95 y2
*94%
95%
53
54
53%
53%
52%
40
200
54
3.100
2,000
15
15
15
*150
154
*150
154
*150
154
*161
163%
*161
163%
*161
163%
55
55%
15
15%
154
100
1,000
36%
92 Vi
95
54 y2
25 VB
30,700
36
26 V4
8%
19
15%
9
19%
147/a
53%
55%
54%
8%
55%
6,900
8%
4,600
8%
8%
187/a
19%
19
19
5,700
72
72 Va
*71
72%
72
72
200
73 y4
73 Va
*72%
73%
72%
72%
300
23'A
24
150
*147
23%
150
30%
23%
*147
30
23%
150
22%
*147
22%
700
150
30%
29%
30
4,900
30%
11'A
29%
11%
11%
ll7/a
11%
*11%
32'A
31
31%
31%
33%
33%
34%
41
40%
40%
40%
41%
41%
42
16%
187/a
10%
16%
i6y2
i6ya
16%
16 Va
16%
18%
187/a
18%
18%
18'/a
18%
3,700
10%
10%
10 VB
10%
10 Va
10%
15,600
37%
*37%
37%
67 V4
14
81 %.
31
36
66%
67
2,900
137/8
5,600
13%
13%
200
13%
81
81%
50
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
1,200
35%
34
35 Va
34%
35%
5,000
*81
81%
*81
77%
77 y4
78
78
78
24 y2
24'/a
24 Va
24
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27%
98'/2
*103Vi 1057/8
*98
*103%
41%
42 Va
59
56%
*107
108'A 108 V\
35 y2 35 Vz
28 Va
66%
14
*23%
27V8
35
27%
28%
139%
66 y8
1,500
34%
27'A
100
39
66%
*37%
1,100
30%
*98
41%
58
67
400
37,500
13%;
79
267/8
38%,
37%
12
81
24i/2
Refining Corp—10
24% Mar
303/4 Mar
8%
29%
*93
*23%
5
2
Quaker Oats Co
6% preferred
(The) com
146% Feb
8%
8%
28%
*97
13%
*81
31
35%
*77
No par
Mar 31
4,700
67
100
conv
500
83%
37%
No par
common—
44%
98
I6I/2
187/b
10%
No par
Inc
82%
*97
40 Va
—
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
5%
Oil
44'A
82%
98
30V\
11%
307/8
No par
20
89,100
32,100
95
23%
com—No par
——100
preferred
100
$1.40 div preference
4.08% preferred
5%
10%
22%
*147
100
—25
643/4 jan
35% Jan
0
24
Jan
S8
*30%
163V2
56%
9 Va
19V2 20'A
72'/a
73%
74
74
—5
——
81%
600
9
5%
44%
*43
*97
218,000
10%
5%
11
7%
9
of Indiana—No par
preferred
preferred
43% Jan
11
Jun 18
20
277/8 Feb
4.32%
109% Jan
33% Aug
27% Feb
27% Jan
102
Serv Co
3 Va %
2
Mar 24
107% Apr
148
5
*97
55%
No par
10
preferred
of Colo
56% Mar 31
40% Jan
23
Apr 28
110
Jan
cum
83%
8%
8%
110
8,700
45
97%
15Va
preferred series A__50
No par
Serv Co
Public
7
87
81
$4.75
Public
43%
80 Va
41%
7%
*93
*150
*161
Gamble
Publicker Industries Inc com
Mar 11
Jan
28% Apr
conv
&
10%
64%
10
1
Co Inc com
10%
*11%
1
No par
Power Co
5%
66%
5
5
:—■
B
class
Electric
Potomac
86% Jan
31% Nov 26
Co
&
Poor
19% Mar 23
15
157/8 Jan 20
2
Plough
8%
5%
7%
*21%
54
100
1
(The)—
Pittston Co
2
12% Jan
11
9
1,100
138
7%
47%
44
12%
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
34% Apr
40% Oct
26% May
Mar 17
47%
7%
116%
*136
138
♦136
77/8
64%
1
guaranteed preferred
-100
Glass Co
10
& Bolt—-No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A_!
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
31% Jan
37 Va Mar 15
May 13
25% Mar 18
148
115%
*11%
Pittsburgh Screw
Mar 20
116%
67Vz
Pittsburgh Plate
Mar 26
3
16
80
75
6
Mar 17
28% Feb 20
9
14
11% Jan
28% Oct
Dec
9% Feb
2,101
116
11,400
95
*104'/a
25'/a
92
95
7%
59
19
72
Jan
80
23
20% Apr
129
Jan
Feb
165
28
5,800
28
12%
36
36 y2
*98%i 99
22
22%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chi Ry com__100
Mar 26
18% Feb
25% Jan 21
70% Oct
3
59%
27%
22V2
65%
No par
No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
38
58%
27 Va
*42'A
*llJ/a«
com__No par
preferred
preferred (conv)
37%
58%
10%
147/a
33 Va
85Vz
51%
96'%
*94
100
& Chem Co
38
*93'A
No par
2
*
St
&
convertible
$5
$4.80
7
Jan
52
'
17
8% Jan
161
Aug 25
56% Dec 12
27
Oct
8
5
Feb
59% Feb
C
C
Pitts Coke
29% Jan
Jan
——*
L RR—
preferred*
$4
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2,400
*21%
5
25
Inc common
Mills
28%
5%
2%
44%
36%
50%
96'A
10
28
9
8%
30 Va
31 Va
14%
:
43%
44
85 Va
32%
*84
preferred series A
Pillsbury
22% Mar 27
24% Oct
110
Corp
3%%
Phoenix Hosiery
2
Jan
Coal & Iron
1
3
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
Philco
Mar 13
Jan
101
96 Va Mar 30
94
98% May 10
Dec
55
12
No par
———100
———
_100
100
common--*—
Phila & Reading
8
Feb
84
Apr
common—No par
Co
preferred
3.8% preferred
4.3% preferred
4.4%
2
Mar 31
101
—
$1 conv preference com_
5
24
preferred
of American
Electric
Phila
25 y8 Mar 17
16
31
90
84
Jan
94% Feb
4
3
83% Jan
43 % Feb
8
20% Feb
36% Nov 12
2
26% Jan
2
23 Va Jan 23
24
100
5
Pfieffer Brewing Co
—_—5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc com
1
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
—12.50
5
30% Apr
106
6
108% Mar
*103% Jan 8
33% Jan
108 y4 Jan
No par
Mine Co common
4Va%
19% Mar 25
2
29
100
33y3c
-
Petroleum Corp
6
Mar 30
Jan
36y8 Mar 31
May 15
Oct
21% Mar
13
16% Jan
19% Jan
42 y* Jan
117% Jan
22 y* Jan
teo
43
19
29
26
105
30
May
Mar 11
Mar 27
40
20 y* Jan
leys Dec
33
„
148% Mar 16
102% Mar 11
2
30% Oct
105% Sep
32
9
5
34% Apr
8
137
7%
46 'A 48
*31
32
142'/a 142 V2
43 !A
43 y4
12% 13%
*39% 40
*102
103V4
21
21
19
19 Va
29 Va
29%
102
102Vz
37% 38%
31
3iy8
24V'4 24V4
*107
108
*92
97
*100 Vz 102
_10
5,
100
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
29% Dec
46 Vi Mar 30
67% Jan 23
Oct 29
46
117%
137
7%
7%
7V4
7%
5%
5%
*16Va
16%
36y4
36Va
67% 67%
12 Va
12%
36 y2
37 Vz
*28y4
30
*106
108
34% 35%
21
21%
5
Penick & Ford
37% Mar 25
5
Jan
Dec
19
2.50
Transportation
No par
Mines & Enterprises
5
Parmelee
16
29% Jan
Dec
23% Jan
2Va
43 Vi
*36
Parker Rust Proof Co
5
9
72% Dec
63% Oct 30
1
No par
Mines
Parke Davis & Co
16% Mar 31
29
1
116%
ya
27
28
27%
98 /
7'/a
28%
31
__1
Corp
Feb
7
35% Nov 17
2
Corp
Distillers
5% Feb
7
8% Jan 29
*97
1
Consolidated
Utah
83 V\
100
Corp
Tilford
&
44
Pipe L com__No par
Pictures
Paramount
7
15
16% Oct 20
Oil
30% Mar 27
21
31% May
No par
preferred
34% Jan
8Vs Jan
10
East
Panhandle
Feb
18 Vb Jan
23
Jan
2
Apr
8% Apr 28
5% Nov 24
105
Panhandle
38
15
11
Mar 20
10
Jan
6% Jan
Oil Corp common_4
Western
preferred
Airways Inc
1
Pan-American Petrol & Transp___5
3% Jan
30
16
Dec
4%
Feb
14
16
Pacific
58
14
Oct
5
77
47% Mar 31
30% Mar 13
6% Feb
33
^33
43 y« Jan
28
1% Nov
12
9% Jan
21 Va July 16
Oct
Apr
100% Jun 13
6% Nov 17
29
2
83% Dec 29
2
Jan
Jan
41
9
83
H.
1
Corp
41
41
59 Va
No par
Telep & Teleg com
preferred
Pacific
38
No par
Mills
6%
28
Electric
&
17% Oct
10
1,120
10
No par
10
58% Dec
33% Jan
1,500
No par
39% Dec
59% Jan
11%
2nd
17
0
*40 Va
60
88
11%
11%
1st preferred noncum_
12
4% Apr
*86
88
11%
57% Mar
32% Jun
2
13%
13%
*86
48
50
2
Co
14
73% Mar 26
30% Dec
Jan
Coast
Inc
9
2
5% Jan
Pacific
Fisheries
27% Feb
28
25% Jan
132
3
No par
com
preferred
conv
Amer
12
60
Dec 30
24
cum
Pacific
12
Oct
49
108% Apr
4%
5
Jan
63
Mar 18
24% Oct 23
Mar 10
Jan
38
Mar 17
35
Apr
Pabco Products Inc
20
49% Jan
38% Dec 31
51
26% Mar 22
15% Jan
139%
138
27
27%
987/a
105 7/a
41%
58 Va
108
35%
28 Va
138
27%
*98
*103%
41%
56%
*107
35
27%
138
27%
98%
105%
41%
57%
108
35%
78
Va
27%
*98
*103%
24%
27
27%
80
500
15,000
4,800
98%
105%
413/4
: '6,500
57 Va
57%
10,800
107 Va
107%
400
35%
35%
900
41%
28
*27%
28
138
*136%
138
3,000
70
24%
24%
2,400
26%
26%
26%
62,400
75 y4
75
75'A
1,300
3%
10,000
43A
53.600
25
25%
24%
25 Va
24%
24%
26%
27%
26
26%
26%
75%
75%
75%
75%
75%
3%
3%
3%
4%
43/4
4%
L
R
2
23%
72
Jan
3% Nov
29% Nov 29
9
81% Dec
8
14
4% Oct
9
4% Jan
11
18
2
40% Mar
5
3% Jun
88% Jan
97% July 18
48
Aug 29
25% Feb
75
Apr
6
2
4% Jan
6
29% Jan
2
79
3% Jan 30
2
43/4 Apr
1
Feb 26
91 y* Jan
20
3% Jan
86
Jan
9
41% Feb
9
47% Mar 25
America corn—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
.
1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd—100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Radio Corp of
r.
.
*-rj —
4
,-'1
"
3%
3%
3%
3%
4 Va
4%
4%
4%
91%
*90%
45%
42%
♦90
44%
'i
y
fGnWl (PoJEP'tn'»
1
J
.
•
J
'
92
43 Va
*90%
43
92
*90%
92
43
*43%
44
700
19
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Financial Chronicle
■
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 195;}
24
Lowest
Highest
Va May
24
9% Sep
15
35% Jan
5
34% Jan
15
Feb
12
$2
4
34% Dec
22
30% Mar 31
33% Jan
8
Feb
20
41% Dec
9
39 V4 Mar 18
41% Feb
5
30% Jan
15
35% Dec
19
34% Feb
2
36
6
11 % Feb
11
13 % Jan
8
12 Va Jan
6
18% Mar 19
1
18% Feb
11
26
14%. Feb
6
Raytheon
25 Vt Feb
36
18% Jan
4
13Va Oct
30
22
July
17% Jun
Mar
Real Silk
Reeves
7
5% Feb
26
Jan
7
30% July 24
28% Jan
13
8% Oct
28
10 %
July
10% Jan
2
52% Sep
23
58
Jan
17% Oct
16
21% Jan
90% Feb
19
5 Va Dec
7% Jan
10
3
57
26
7% Mar 20
34
"3
12%
13%
12%
13%
13%
14 %
13%
14
va
10,600
30%
30%
40%
<39%
40
<3.,%
40%
1,800
34%
<34
34%
<34
34%
16%
17
<16
16%
16%
16%
21 %
21%
21:,8
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
15%
31
1.300
88,600
14%
15
14%
14 VB
14%
14%
31
30%
31%
<
343,4
<34
16%
17%
21'A
15VB
39 Va
30 '/b
30 %
•
.10
6%
6%
6%
No pat-
<30%
31
30 Va
30%
30
30
-5
11%
12
<11%
11%
11%
11%
series..
100
58%
58%
58%
58%
common
50c
18%
19
18%
18 Va
_25c
<95%
97
—1
20%
21%
197/b
20%
20%
20%
20%
1.300
3,400
21
24
24%
23%
24%
24%
25%
24
25
preference
prior
Stores
SilUlCS
23%
34
40%
Reliance Mfg Co common—
Conv
28%
34
Sales for
the Week
2,600
Reliable
60% Jan 19
29%
34 '
No pat-
Co—
31% Feb 26
12
Jan
28%
& Co—
div
Si.25
28%
33%
5
14% Jan
19
28
33%
<34%
Inc
Apr. 3
29
50c
Bit
Bros
(Robt)
Friday
Apr'.;}
..
34
<39%
Hosiery Mills.
Roller
Reed
16
Reis
25
Co
Reading Co common
50
4r/0 noncum 1st preferred—--50
\'/c noncum 2nd preferred—50
22% Mar 23
15% Jan
Mfg
liidrsday
V
Apr. 1
28-^8'
25
5
April
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 31
34
._____-_.l
preferred
SALE
HIGH
ANI)
Tuesday
Mar. 30
Par
Rayonier Inc common
14% Mar 18
6
Monday
EXCHANGE
Mar 31
28
36% Sep
4
12% Dec 30
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
33 Va Mar 31
19
Dec
37
1
33 3A Dec
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday,
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
,; ;
Corp
pfd 3 %%
6%
<6%
<57
6%
<6
6%
"29
%
30
11%
58 %
.
500
'j
500
11%
"57
800
58'.a
90
18% Jan
19
3% Nov
3% Jan
28
10% Jan
115
Jan
3
16
35
Dec
12
6% Jan
21
32% Jan
85
5
5% Feb
1
185
Feb
Jan
Oct
28
47
3
2
107
Dec
14
33
53% Jan
Jan
53% Feb
16% May
33% Jan
May
X99
1
Nov
3
7% Jan
2
29% Jan
18% Jan
3o
27% Mar
37
29
19% Dec
40'
Jan
19
Jan
2
Jan
6
42% Feb
125
103
10% Apr
17
Mar 31
100
3
29
35% Nov
26
32% Jan 23
54
Feb
87% Jan
103
6
35% Mar 12
2
106% Mar 12
37% Mar 30
28% July 31
27
Jan
5
23
29% Jan
6
x60% Feb
27
75
Dec
30
8
312
Dec
3
43% Jan
Feb
St
5
33% Jan
312
2
Jan
5
Oct
7
Dec
5
155
Feb
6
16% Jan
9
24% Feb
6
19
Jan
7
97
May 29
92
Jan
6
95% Mar 30
11
24
Dec
31
23% Jan
2
175
Nov
17
18% Jan
2
13% Feb
29
33% Jan
2
25% Feb
6
15% Mar 31
J Oct
20
14% Jan
Dec
10
94
Apr
105% Jun
21
59
2
8
75% Jan
4
54
35% Jan
30
107
17
9
9
84
Mar 24
105
3
Mar 18
15% Jan
8
104 % Jan
May 9
May 21
86
Feb
29% Mar
89% Apr 29
116% Janc30
16% Oct
16
87
30
Jan
102% Jan
<
75
Feb
27
25
23 % Oct
155
Jan
.
Feb
31% Jan
86% Feb
V Feb
29
104% Jan
5
79% Jan
3
117% Dec
23
106% Feb
17
116
19% Jan
12
24% Dec
1
22% Feb
9
25
Oct
15
78
Jan
9
13
103% Apr
16% Sep
3
12% Feb
2
13% Feb
25
50% Feb
29
62% Dec
10
18% Jan
3
Apr
1
29
Feb
84
27
Mar 11
Mar 13
17 Va Mar 24
60% Feb
3
15
23% Dec
31
23%
Jan
8
9% Oct
26% Mar 27
27
14% Jan
29
10% Apr
l
7% Feb
12 % Mar 12
25
13% Dec
29
Mar 13
31% Feb 20
82% Nov
26
68
,
33
Oct
37
Nov
7
x96% Jan
11
16
X8 % Feb
28
23% July 31
65% Feb
27
43
Dec
5
38 »A .Mar 31
40 y4 Jan
20
19% Aug 27
32% Oct 15
16% May 2
124% May
7
4% Feb
8% Jan
9
45% Jan
17
16
2
Shell
23
16
Feb
17
17% Jan
6
Dec
23
16
July
Jan
14% Jan 12
2% Mar 31
7
2
43 % Mar 20
Jan
39% Feb
13% Feb
J an
28
65% Feb
5
3
20% Jan
7
40% Jan
25
34% Mar 31
21% Jan
14
18
Jan
25
21% Mar
6
37% Jan
5
21% Mar 20
140% Mar 13
5
5% Jan
19
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
15
52
23
Mar 26
50% Feb 24
48% Jan 23
37Va Mar 31
52
Jan
26
53% Feb
5
135
Dec
16;
Mar
5
37 V4 Jan
•
9
15% Feb
17
25
Jan
26
16
80
2
Nov
26
75% Apr
76
Dec
29
73
16
Jan
Mar 30
12V4 Jan
6
6% Jan
29
5% Jan
2
9% Jan
17
6% Feb
9
Dec
9
19
Feb
18
57% Jan
2
52% Jan
19
May 16
98Va Feb
2
26% Jan
7
45 % Dec
12
44
17% Mar 31
40 Va Jan 12
7% Nov
16
10% Jan'
18
73
Jun
25% Feb
13
26
65% Jan
7
34% Dec
8
26% Feb
18
11
22% Jan
80% Jan
2
28% Dec
2
12% Jan
2
10% Jan
3
92% Apr
3
18% Oct 28
18% Nov 26
_
110% Nov
21
27% Feb
2
24
tt Mar 26
Smith
8
Feb
10
92
10
Mar 25
80% Mar 25
77% Jan
9
15
4
Feb
7% Mar 17
7% Mar 25
53%
Mar"25
56% Mar
10
106% Jan
6
26
26 Vb
25%
15yg
16%
15%
29%
19% Jan
5
49 Va Mar 20
9% Mar 19
67
Mar
31% Jan
6
Feb
6
11
:
17% Jan
6
20 % Mai- 18
113% Mar 17
<83%
<103
17
16%
103 %
<101
78%
29%
85
105%
16 %
79
113
111%
23%
23%
23%
23%
80
80
81
82 Vi
16 Vb
16%
<16
16%
58
58%
58%
58 Va
25%
25%
25%
25 %
10%
11 Vb
11
11
12%
12%
12%
12%
80
80
16%
16
16%
59%
58%
v:
59%
25%
26
ip/
11-%
10%
11 "
12 %
13
12%
12%
<78
'
79%
•
<78
111 Va
79 Va
30
190
2,400
103%
<77
111%
113
2,200
<78
113
79%
12,100
6,700
1,700
1,100
15,100
1,300
4,500
36,800
38%
38%
39
39 »A
39 VB
39%
40%
48%
40%
40%
95
49%
48%
95
49 Vb
95
48%
48%
95
10%
95
10%
95
10%
95%
10%
10%
1,000
10%
10%
5,900
1=
<94'A
10%
*26%
^78
1?%
1
5
.No par
No par
32**'
4-'
__25
41%
~
68%
171/e
70 Vb
16%
17
13,700
17
17%
14 Va
15
4.500
15
15
2%
33%
32%
32%
41%
42
42%
<41
40
42 %
41%
41%
40
80%
41 Va
400
83%
81%
40%
40%
81
39,700
33%.
81 'A
81
33 %
82
33
33%
33
33%
1,300
15%
56%
15%
14%
15%
15'/a
15%
6,200
34
69
69
21%
21%
353.
jgy"
<135
36 Vb
139
e%
6%
14%
14%
*503.
49%
38'
49%
38%
16 Ve
26 Vb
28%
45%
47%
I
.1
par
86%
78
88'A
79%
73
74
i4i/„
14%
f;r
7'A
..No par
common
6
cum
preferred
preferred
50
"""~"l00
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The!
Spiegel Inc common
<102'/?
50%
*ri
<99
i7%
44^!
2
1
_
5
com___No par
No par
Inc
1
Stand Gas & Elec Co
com_L.No par
$4 preference
No par
51
100
1
(stamped)_No"par
110%
56%
1
I
7%
17%
46'A
«3
67
4
9%
67
37
27%
28%
29
85
163»
19
110%
85
16%
19V2
111%
'•
x%
1,500
32%
32%
3,500
<41
2,500
56%
56%
68%
<66 "0
68%
20%
50
21%
20%
20%
35 v4
900
34%
35
35%
34%
18
18%
18
136%
<133
6%
14%
14%
<50%
52%
49 %
<50%
49%
38 \
37%
38%
15%
16
257%
26
%
18
44,300
138
9,900
500
6%
6%
14%
10,900
14%
14%
32,300
<50%
51'A
51 %
49 %
38 "a
25%
90
18 Va
<134
48%
"%37%
57
6%
<37%
15%
•
57
18%
137
6%
14%
to
2s"'
4%
<66 %
21%
34%
6%
2,300
<4-/8
32%
371/2
52%
38
x38%
56%
69
21%
<4*78
32
135
19%
7.50
preferred
Standard Coil Products Co
<67
3
No
26%
15%
15%
2S7»
loo
<26
69 Vb
2%
57
No par
_
26%
68%
15
151-
' 157"
100
<26
69%
16%
No par
(Del)
26%
68%
7,800
2%
57
5
_r
<26
11,600
17%
42
34
Sugar com.Nopar
69%
2%
01,,
common__20
26%
20
8,800
15%
15
95
V'
<77
29%
a
85
2,100
104
39%
_ioo
Inc
<101
79
29
9,200
.88
<102%
106
16%
**
common..*73"
Co
29%
<83%
<103
57%
<87
1,800
14,700
38%
_i_.No par
1
Co
Sparks Withington Co
D
57
88
105
50
600
38
preferred
Ohio stk tr ctfs
(A G) & Bros Inc...
Brands
$3.50 preferred
57%
<87
<102
24%
49%
noncum
Standard
57%
"24
41 Vb
Mobile &
Square
15%
88
20
69,400
40
25
pfd
26'A
15%
103%
1,900
39%
Southern Railway
common.__No par
Conv $4.50
26
15%
24
10
Co
26
15%
17
1,700
30,400
38i/,
Southern Natural Gas.Co
4.50%
25%
15 vb
29%
240
1,100
4,500
95 Va
26
105%
10,800
48%
preferred
Spencer Chemical
<94 'A
95%
22%
14
58
500
1,500
177
22%
13%
23%
78'a
23
14
24 Vb
78
<135
4,200
friday
<286 v: 312
177
<94%
84
<101
28%
24
591/4
:
72%
4,900
No par
No par
California Edison
Southern Co (The)
South Indiana Gas &
Elec
Rights
Spalding
84
<77
26%
30'A
72
14
82
o6
28%
30
24
24
16
28%
72%
298
closed
No par
Southern
Spear & Co
79
29%
<103%
16%
38
30%
105
<102
37%
%
29%
22 'A
i
81'/a
5
50
5%
103%
112%' 113'/b
No par
100
Co
29 vb
17 Va
<77
1
57%
<86%
85
<101
Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G
Co com_4.50
5% preferred _•
South'n Pacific
57%
88
105%
17
com__No par
preferred
4.60%
29% Mar 18
14
14
106
37%
88 %
104
298
24%
100
South
5
91
15% Feb
24 'a
14
105
Typewriters.No par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
15
Solar Aircraft Co
1
Solvay American-Corp 4% pfd-Iloo
100 Va Mar 16
85
17% Jan
24%
14 Vb
<84
Smith & Corona
8%
24 Va
'
34 %
88%
104
500
exchange
.
good
28%
95%
100
Corp
South Porto Rico
<94»a
14
__5
preferred
4.20%
95%
571/,
34%
89
<135
95
stock
72%
.
22Vi
-86%
>A
104%
37%'
125
<97% £ 99%
9%
9%
%
34%
88 Va
177
21%
<102
125
99
104
298 v
<135
22%
^
27% Jan 12
Mar 30
O)
72%
i
<270
1
(Alexander) Inc
3%%
$5.50
63% Nov
3
13
,
49% Mar 18
76% Jan
103
Jan
39% Mar 16
16% Feb
33% Feb
9
23
103% July
40
27
42% Feb
83% Dec
17
7% Feb
V4 Mar 31
27% Apr
2
18
2
4
12
23
74% Jan
27
58% Mar
70% Feb
Sep
Jan
17% July 18
31% May 1
12
17% Feb
6% Dec
Jan
9
6
55
7
(A
30%
71%
100
Corp...
Skelly Oil Co
Jan
29%
72%
177
25
Oil
Smith
11% Oct
23
Sinclair
31 Vb
290
No par
Steel....
6
66
Feb
43% Mar 20
&
28%
21%
.No par
..No par
Saw
37%
28%
*135
.5
Corp
Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
Silver King Coalition
Mines
Simmons Co
Simonds
37%
72 Va
:_1.40
Oil
8
23
52
20
37%
28%
126
34 Va
88%
103%
30
____10
1
34%
88%
290
loo
No par
34%
103%
28%
I.Nopar
Pen
37
23
99% Jan
A)
34%
89
<122
37%
1.5
No par
preferred
.85% Jan
17% Mar 12
49
100
18%
126 '
103 Va
10
common
18
Dec
16
Jan
341/4
88
103 %
"1
20
30
38% Apr
5
__100
5
Feb
66% Mar 22
26
16
i5C
Va Feb
47% Dec
4
11
80% Apr
22% Apr
69
cum
,
<60
16%
InCi.
79
Dec
60 Va
i.ior
32
16
21
16%
26
10
28
5
29
34
65
Aug
60
16%
July 24
102% Jan
143
3% Jan
2
40
July 16
38 %
16% Mar
30% Jan
18
22
Oct
60
16
60 %
.16%
Sheller
4% Jan
32
$4.25
73% Mar
20
Feb
Sharp & Dohtne
26
19;
•»
2
Jan
16% Nov
5
51% Mar
68
38% Nov
6
43 Va Mar 16
103
15
2
100
60
16
(Frank G)
14
3
60
16%
900
5,700
2,600
18%
61
Shamrock Oil & Gas..
Sharon Steel Corp
(W
21% Apr
20
40% Mar 27
Sheaffer
34
Apr
.12% Jan
48% Feb
18%
125
19%
Co
Shattuck
14
38% Oct
19%
Servel Inc common.
S4.50 preferred
6
16
Nov
18%
127
19 VB
Seeger Refrigerator Co________
2
Jan
28
19%
Co
16
42% Jan
May
9%
....
Jan
6
38
9 va
127
100
11% Feb
7
50% Dec
<97 %
9%
preferred
Seiberling Rubber
39 %
99%
Seaboard Finance Co
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
26% Feb
49
15
9
<38
9%
Seabd Air Line RR Co
9
29
Mar
48
Nov
26
3.9
<97%
"
20
6
11% Oct
19 Va
39
9%
_
9% Jan
18
63% Nov 20
29
14% Feb
78% Feb
200
19,200
39 Vb
series A
24% Jan
38% Oct
53
19 vb
39 vb
common
29% Jan
87
*38% Nov
3
19%
40
39
99%
___.
93% Mar 25
Aug 27
10
18
10
15
Sep
37% Feb
30
17% Dec
77
19%
39%
No par
May 28
10% Sep
8
2
32% Mar
21
48% Jan
2
May 27
Mar 31
42% Jan
13% July
2
12 Va
76% Jan
107
10% Jan
28
20 VB
40
38
5
&
5,100
4,300
21
19%
preferred...
Seagrave Corp
Gears Roebuck
Va
39%
.1
Paper Co
3.35%
20
40
4.30% conv preferred.
Scranton Elec Co (The) com
4.40% preferred
13
20%
3,300
7%
9 %
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
2
17% Jan
19%
7%
20%
common
b $4 Preferred
12
110
13
Mar
58
25
25%
<97%
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
6
Feb
7%
20%
27%
59%
1
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp
20
91 % Jan
105
7 Vb
7%"
19%
27%
59
<25
59
100
Sangamo Electric Co...*
Savage Arms Corp
6
Mar 23
59
noncum
7%
7Va
20%
27%
20
preferred
Lead Co
1st pfd 4.40%
6
Jan
17
5%
St Regis
13
15% Mar
28
67 Va Jan
75
6
25%
39
St Louis Southwestern
Ry Co___100
23% Mar 25
4
58%
<24%
27%
150
39%
St Joseph Light & Power
Co.No par
St L San F Ry Co
common__No par
Preferred series A 5%
.....lOO
30
77% Feb
18
59%
25%
100
104
common.
conv
Joseph
58'A
25%
'
(The!
preferred
4%%
29% Mar 20
71% Mar 31
275
4%
29
25%
104
20
(Jacob)
Safeway Stores
92% Mar 10
26
Feb
Ruberoid Co
103%
60
7%
16,300
87 %
28%
19%
2,500
58
<86%
39
Typewriter
Ruppert
<54
87
1
17% Mar 23
15
43%
58
103%
28 %
5,000
8 Va
44 %
^_50
61
31% Dec
102% Jan
Co
103%
27%
51 Vb
87
58%
No par
8
17
103
A
Corp
14% Jan
16
13
Haas
El
17% July 18
22% Apr
Feb
&
103%
71,200
195
8%
<54
25%
1
9
24 Va Apr
85
103
Feb
23
30
100
57
21
29%
series
65% July 15
26
23
87 Va
4% preferred series A
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc
99% Feb
Oct
58 '
<86
Royal
107% Nov
102 % Oct
<55
13
9
49% May
1
87% Oct 30
57
88
preferred series
&
43%
<87
30
35% Oct
;
Rohm
42%
300
7,900
6%
51
<182
8%
72,300
34 %
6%
51%
2,400
48%
34
195
43%
43
103%
%
4,100
114
<112%
6%
8%
<55
4.50%
Gas
51
%
<185
10
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
Rochester
%
-100
10% Jan
10
44%
34%
6
8%
series.
22% Jan
Jan
43 %
47%
112%
33%
195
8%
48
112 %
53
<185
9 Va
47%
114
50%
198
10
48'A
46 %
<110
54
8%
Manufacturing Co
4.50%
4
Jan
188
100
Tob class B
9
Mar
9
53 %
1
2
Oct
13
(R J)
preferred
Co
18% Apr
15
99% Sep
17% Jun
Spring
Rheem
27
132% Feb
2
Jan
99
convertible
50
6
2.50
No par
com
Oil Corp.
No par
Ritter Company
_No patRoan Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins Mills Inc common.
20
3
21% Mar
38
22
Jan
2
Mar
6'A
48%
Richfield
8% Mar 13
25
Nov
155
Jan
x88
34%
5%
44% Mar 10
48% Jan
3
150
33%
6%
Reynolds
5
23
1 Feb
34%
35 V8
5%%
9
Apr
18% Feb
205
113%
80,700
3%
112%
9,500
11%
Reynolds
29% Mar 18
2
Jan
24% Jan
29
3 Va
11%
Preferred
65
29
29% Feb
3%
11%
Preferred 3.60%
26% Jan
29
84
3%
11%
Common
4
9% Dec
.
3%
11%
3
24% Mar
19% Oct
54
3%
11%
5
7% Sep
2
16
3%
5
58% Mar 31
9,200
97
11%
Brass_____.No par
74% July
5
5% May 13
18% Dec 16
35% Dec 17
110
25% Jan
Mar
Jan
<35
3%
Co
Mar 12
90% Jan
107
97
18%
11%
3
56
1
Mar 27
<95
18 Vb
10
preferred
Rexall Drug Inc
Reynolds Metals
27% Dec
27
23% Mar
Apr
103
30
97
18%
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6%
conv
prior pfd series A—100
16
Feb
<95
18%
50c
convertible
SI
9% Mar 20
27
87
92% Apr 25
—1
2
Jan
47
Inc-_
Revere Copper &
198
8
Motors
2
6% Apr
2
40% Jan
Feb
56
19
7
Jan
Nov
38
13
2
22
5
115% Mar 17
50 Va Mar 31
Feb
101 % Jan
24
13
10% Jan
43 % Dec
Jan
52 % Mar 17
Jan
33'A Mar 31
30
242
2
40% Jan
112
2
67% Jan
23
4
Mar 18
11% Mar 31
44% Feb
47% Dec 31
July 29
31
._
11
5% Jan
24
Oct
preferred
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
16
6% Oct
$4.50
Reo
37% Oct
172
23
25% Mar 13
27
28% Jun
Oct
Jan
Remington-Rand
12
24
108% Jun
5
97
2
19% Mar 31
NOV
22% NOV 19
6
48
2
Feb
19% Feb
19% Jan
24%
10
9% Jun
96
2
10% Mar 29
3
13% Jan
18% Apr
2
98% Dec 16
48%
48
<38
%
2,100
39%
400
37%
37%
9,300
15%
15%
25%
25 %
26
%
%
%
28 3 «
100,600
27%
28%
8,700
38
16
%
29,900
2,900
28%
28 %
45
46%
45%
46 %
45%
46%
61,600
87%
85%
87 V«
85%
76 Va
<73
87%
76%
26,000
75%
76%
2,600
84%.
77%
78
73
75
14-%
14%
6%
6%
<7%
<103%
r<73
14
7 Vb
75
13%
.
80
1334
900
7VB
7
7,800
7%
7%
<7%
110%
50 V8
<103%
110%
51v4
51%
51 %
56
100
17%
17%
42%
44%
8%
8%
<66%
67%
26%
28 v8
27%
85
85
18%
75
<103%
56
15%
6%
7%
51
110 v
14
110%
50%
<99
28
28 %
16%
19 Va
111%
1
7%
55%
55%
99
56 Va
56%
99
99%
17%
99%
17%
17%
17%
43%
44
42%
8 Vb
<66%
26%
28
<85
530
30
2,600
20,200
8%
8%
67
66 Va
65 Vo
50
26'%
27%
28%
7,100
28
28 V8
86
6,800
85%
85 VB
16
18%
19
110%
100
1,700
27%
15%
110%
fi
—'
8,400
220
15%
16
18%
19%
17,960
110%
110%
6.400
4,700
.
1953
-VNumber 5209
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Continued—Page 11
I
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1952
,
Lowest
Highest
50% Jan
3
70% Oct
16
72
Lowest
23
°6
59% Jan
92
Standard
Oil
Mar 15
of
73% Mar 31
85
'
81% Jan
Standard
Oil
Jan
of
78% Jan
Standard
Oil
of
Standard
Oil'of
47'/, Jan
25
72% Apr
«2
Jan
10
30
1.5% Jan
22% Feb
27
27 % Nov
Jun
100%.Sep 18
6
6
58% Jan
45
2,
28,
23
Dec
32% Oct
9%.Mar
98
29
...33
44 % Jan
8
22% Dec
30
Mar 12
30% Mar 31
-NewJersey—
2
Ohio
94
'
36% Jan
54%
74 %
73 Vb
•74
73
74%
72%
73
35%
36%
-15
common:..-10
>97 *
; 14% Nov
1
10
17% Sep
*
13% Oct 23'. ; ■t 16%: Jun
; 16% nov 21
Jan
8
31% Feb
5
23
26 %
•
.
18,*
17
Apr
15% Apr
2
10
21 %
30% Aug " 6
\ 40% Dec 31
35% Dec 31
May 20
8% Nov
96
Feb
21
P)
Co-Inc_
&
2
30% Feb
17%
Li 93/4 Jan
4
101% Jun
27
95 i
3
94% Jan
29
76% Apr
114% Jan
8
18% Oct
6
22% Jan
28
22% Dec
18
May
8% Oct
490
19
Oct
Oct
22% Apr
102% Jrii
1
17 % Mar
24% Apr * 3
19% Feb
28%. Jap
10 % Mar 13
99,
Feb
2
•
Jan
6
.
■
10%
16%-
33%
.,
92
•
10%
9,100
44 %
500
•16%
.
10%
*91 %
1,700
34
33%
'
92
300
16%
*43%
-
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
21%
22
21%
21%
21
21 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
14%
14%
3,200
17
17'
17
17"*
17 *
26%
26 %
26%
26%.
26%
6,300
38
37%
37%
39,900
32
31%
32
267/,
38%
36%
37%
37 *
No
par
32%
32%
31%
32%
31%
Corp (conimpn___l
1
Sun' Chemical
.
100
Class A 4%'V preferred
Sunfay Oil Corp common.1
»•_.
4%% pre.fOrr.ed series A_____. -25
/
.
6
707/« Mar 30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
87/, Jan
2
10% Jun
Sunshine
26
5 % ','0
2nd
conv
pfd
31
•
-
31%
*16%
26%
10%
*113%
9%
9%
96 "
96
*95%
97%
*97
79%
79%
9%
97%
*95
4,400
,.
32% May
81% Jan
17;
570
24„
2
540
Apr 14
27% Jan
30
78
79%
76%
77%
78
113%
113%
113%
114
114
115
113%
9%
Feb
11
600 ;
May
417/, Dec
13% Jan
19% Feb
£
10
/ 22 % Jan
14
,'27% Mar 19
110% Mar 27
Jan
13
v
20
14% Apr
'
Sutherland
Sweats
2
40
Jan
Swift
10
82 .'V* Jan
2
85% Jan
26
115
Dec
103% Mar 31
4
7% Jan
21
111% Jan
5
7% Feb
25
6% Jan
15% Nov 28
*
9% Dec
Jan
Paper
20%
19%
20%
20
20%
20%
24%
24'%
24%
*24%
80
24%
22%
22%
24%
22%
24%
22%
22%
22 %
22 %
46% Dec
23
60% Jan
29
51
16
37
31
34
100% Apr
15
32% Oct
16
Co
Oct
86
16
25
41% Apr
52,700
20%
|
300.
1,100
94% Feb
i
20%
19% '*20
20%
26%
26%
5
*110
110%
26 %
*13%
13%
13%
13%
38%
38%
38 %
39"
2
34%
34%
35
34%
35 %
14,700
83%
83%
*82%
83%
83%
83%
83%
83%
100
103%
104%
*104%
105%
104 %
104%
1,000
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6,300
14%
$4
104%
105
6%
6%
7
16 % Jan
14%
14%
14%
14%
STOCK
8
10%
10%
10%
10 Vb
10 Vb
10%
10 ','4
10'/4
EXCHANGE
1,200
43%
44 V.
43
43%
41%
43
42
42%
CLOSED
2,400
Corp
5
14%
14%
7
12% Jan
57%
55%
56%
55%
56%
56
52%
51%
54%
52%
54%
50 %
53 %■
GOOD
1107/b Jan
5
Texas
99%
100 %
96%
99V4
96%
98
98%
99%
FRIDAY
42Vb Feb
24
10
38%
39%
38 Vb
39%
38%
39%
38%
39 %
Corp
/
Gulf
Texas
Pacific
Coal
Pacific
Land
9
Oil
&
Textron
Inc
37
5
10
143/4 Jan 22
Jan
17% Jail
132
147
141
144'%
140
143
142
12 % Jan
11% Feb
8
8
Nov
26
12% Feb
Nov
25
48
Feb
15
4
Jan
18
la/4 Jan
27/8 Mar 25
15% Feb
8
12% Jan
14% Mar 12
10
1
59% Dec
9
983/4 July
*21% Jan
9'
8
9% Jan
Apr
40 3/i Feb
14
Feb
129
130
130
130
46
45 %
46
46
46
%
5,100
50c
IIVb
11%
11
11%
11
11
11
11%
10,800
16%
16
53 3^ Jan
613/4 Mar 26
.No
preferred
$2.40 conv preference..——
11%
No par
Fair
8
Transit Corp_No par
*13%
3
{Third Avenue
4
Timken-Detroit
5
Timken
275/a Mar 12
16% Oct
23
233/4 Jan
22% Nov
18
28
13% Jan
8
17 7/8 Dec
9
Jan
10
112 3/4 Dec
15
15% Jan
3
21% Feb
40% May 19
443/4 Feb
May
25% Jan
22
3
17% Jan
7
23
Jan
293.8 Mar 19
20 vb Feb
2
25
Feb
2
177/8 Jan
15
27
25
15% Mar 31
110% Jan
21
112 % Feb
15
16 % Jan
2
20% Jan
30
44
6
47% Feb
Transamerica Corp
31
247/s Jan
30
7
69% Jan
217/„ Dec
4
60% Dec
10
59
10% Oct
27
14% Dec
16
13 % Jan
2
8% July 15
12% Dec
9
11% Jan
15
20% Mar
Jan
16
5%
9% Mar 20
Twin
38
Dec
11
363/4 Jan
7
22
12% Jan
7
77/8 Jan
7
Oct
16
15% Feb;<
2
12% Jan
13
14% Feb
2
47% Oct
55% Jan
15
41% Feb
conv
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
300
24%
25%
25 Vb
26«/b
24,500
22%
22%
23%
23 %
14,100
45%
44%
45
44%
44%
3,200
13%
12%
13
Xl2%
12%
8,400
28%
26,900
28%
28%
24 Vb
25 VB
23%
22
22%
46%
44%
13 %
12%
1
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
18%
18%
18%
18%
23%
23
23
1
16%
167/8
15%
16%
16
16%
15%
111%
111
111%
110%
A
6,600
18%
*22%
common
111
111
18%
*
_50
(conv)
111%
18%
•17%
18%
18%
I8V4
46 %
47%
46%
46%
46%
46%
*45 Vb
20%
21%
21%
21%
61
61
61
21%
22%
50
62
633/4
1
Transit com—No par
prior preferred——50
*39
1
*59
18
18%
17%
18
17%
400
25,700
■16%
1,100
111
11,000
I8V4
200
46%
22
22
4,500
*61
62
260
16%
69,700
17%
17%
18%
13%
13%
13
13 Vb
13
13
13
13%
40
38
38 %
38 V?
38%
39 %
39%
190
8%
8%.
8%
3,000
2,100
6%
'
8%
8%
8%
1,500
1
8%
1
No par
13%
13%
13 Vb
13%
13 Vb
13%
13%
13%
47%
48%
47 %
47%
47%
47%
48
48V4
Co__—5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,100
47
473/4
47
47%
46%
47%
47%
47%
6,000
69%
23%
68 Vb
68%
86%
68 Vb
67%
68
23
23 Vb
23%
105%
105
105
104 %
105 %
94
*91%
87%
Co—1
Coach
2,100
23%
20th Century Fox Film new—
31
150
2%
17%
Twin City Rap
Jan
93 %
2%
23%
19% Mar 25
7% Dec
93%
2%
19
13% Feb
16
93%
2%
3
3
23%
series of 1952
5Vo
*92%
93%
*92%
2%
18%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
Conv
3,300
13
Truax-Traer Coal Co common——1
30
16% Aug 25
47% Aug 25
100
57%
45%
Nopar
series
13%
56%
23%
preferred
Preferred
*2%
*13Vb
57%
5
Inc
Tri-Continental Corp
$6
2%
13%
57%
29%
28%
300
*2%
13%
25%
277/8
240
2%
22%
2
2,800
Steel—No par
Williams
&
200
8%
41
13%
57
3%
10%
'
58 /•:■■:
2%
*13
25
——5
—
World Airlines
Trans
Transue
93%
'
29
No par
Roller
60
93%
5
——
Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)
25
Jan
Axle
13%
58%
—
16
15
2%
2%
Thompson ( J R)
115
Thompson Products Inc com
_5
4Vo
preferred
——100
29% Mar 27
13% Mar 25
10%
41
25 % Mar
12
11%
8%
27% Mar 25
12% Jan
*10%
43%
22
15
11%
8%
263/4 Feb
123/4 Dec
*10%
11%
41%
22
46 3/4 Jan
220
8%
23% Dec
19
5,400
43%
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No par
$3.50
preference
—No par
Tide Water Associated Oil—
10
Feb
14 Vb
41%
*16%
8%
2
43
14
41%
16%
43%
28
2
14%
41 %
16%
8%
3 % Jan
Jan
1,100
14
*41
43%
97% Jan
49
17
14%
41%
8%
23/4 Jan
Mar 31
16%
14%
41%
*42%
common
91% Feb
Jan
'
16%
42
1
Co
3
4
...
$2.50 convertible preferred-—50
July 28
31
July 28
24% July 7
4
,
14%
16%
par
14%
Thermoid
800
129
45%
41%
The
2,300
127%
45%
*
_No par
27
44 !
7,400
45%
common....—
conv
5,200
142
•
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
Mar 26
41
1
$1.25
20
14% Mar 10
42
•
47,000
_No par
Texas Utilities Co
6
17,400
56%
,134
145
100
....
1
_
__
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
12% Mar
;
Trust—
certificates-
share
Sub
23
47% Mar 19
2
14
18% Feb
14%
56%
6
15% Feb
43% Feb
800
(James):——— —9
1
14
3
1,600
6,500
50 Vb
Mar
29
xl0% Jan
38
14%
38%
'13%
25
Jan
31
23
.,' i
'
13%
38%
10
Producing Co___
_No par
Gulf Sulphur
138
12% Oct
39% Oct
900
'
13%
38%
U
30
56 % Feb
4
47 % Mar 31
11% Jun
3
14% Aug
6
12 % Feb
6
43% Jun
26
50
2
46% Apr
1
57
Feb
27
72% Dec 30
23
Dec
30
104
Jan
2
Jan
May
83% Jan
9
25
Jan
15
35% Oct
16
24% Dec
98
July 31
91% Jun
104
'
5
Apr 21
455/8 July
9
Jan
2
121% Mar 31
45% Jan
4
50% Nov 25
37% May
May
101% Jan
1
1
3
72% Feb
Union
Carbide
Union
Elec Co of Mo common-—10
94
Mar 20
97
84
Feb
96% Mar
2
100 '
Jan
30
"37% July 25
107
Sep 18
17% Feb
50
112%
47 '
47%
47
47%
46%
47%
47
47
1,700
44%
46
44
%
44%
44%
45
45%
45%
2,900
Aircraft Corp common—5
36
37%
35 VB
: 35%
35%
34%
35%
22,500
preferred-——100
103
34%
*103 '
102% Mar 12
106% Jan
29
32% Mar 25
287/, Feb
6
Feb
18
104 % Jan
19
37% Feb
4
104% Mar 25
107
11
28% Jan
16
31% Feb
11
9
53/8 Mar 21
10%
Feb
11
5% Nov
19
Oct
21
74
Feb
8
15% Dec
22
213/b Jan
15
(5%l
Jan
2
4% Feb 24
86
Feb 18
5% Jan
2
53/a Jan 29
53/4 Feb
24
Jan
2
1
177/8 Jan
2
67
49
9% Mar 13
$4.50
Electric
Engineering & Foundry
Fruit
2
16% Feb
2
58% Jan
14
United
24% Jan
2
29% Aug
6
27% Jan
12
29% Mar 27
United
30%' July 26
343/4 Sep
19
31% Jan
15
377/8 Feb
12% Oct
24
15% Jan
2
12% Jan
28
137/a Mar
54% Jan
9
73
1
57% Mar 31
102% Aug
7
31% Dec 31
97% Jan
26
20
119
Aug 27
110% Mar
167
Jan
8
179
May
171
16
Jan
9
61
Mar 19
9
Jan
2
68
12
Sep
8
63
2
1
5
20
Mar 16
10% Jan
66
175
Jan
35% Jan
257/a Jan
page 22.
6
9
5
Mar 26
31% Jan
120
3
Jan
2
2
see
Feb
24% Mar
27% Dec
For footnotes
14
Mar 31
65
10
23
Feb
30
U
U
S
Gas
29%
102%
36%
297/8
102 %
37
Cos
Corp
*102% 105%
29%
29%
30%
102%
102%
36%
*101
104
*102%
'102%
15 V4
15
Hoffman Machinery corn.—5
4%% preferred
S Leather Co
100
No par
112%
3,400
3%
77 '/a
15 %
54%
55%
29
29%
36
36 %
12%
13%
58vb
59%
101
101
27
. 27%
116% 116%'
*172
173%
27
27%
66 %
66 %
11%
12%
105%
*102%
29%
36%
300
103
30 Vb
:
18,600
102%
400
36%
1,200
104
56
*30%
1,200
15%
15%
15%
56
15
16
56%
*30%
36%
37
63 %
—
103
101 %
37
15 %
5
104
29
15 %
Nopar
Co
■
101
5%
8V4
*63%
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc__
1
U S & Foreign Securities
Nopar
$4.50 1st preferred
—No par
US
Freight Co_;
Nopar
U S Gypsum Co common
20
7% preferred
—100
9
12% Jan
Coal
111%
/
5
preferred
United
52% Feb 20
103 *
103
100
7%
8
643/4 Jan 30
103
3%
77%
5%
"8%
65
Corp
112
'"
3%
(Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
18
111%
V'15%
_No par
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United
113
16%
58
31
—Nopar
United
30
101
-Nopar
Carton Corp.—10
Co
United-Carr Fastener
22
Apr
preferred
Board &
Carbon
53% Oct
143/4 Jan
common—10
series of 1952.100
of America—Nopar
United
14% Oct
7
Inc
Lines
Biscuit
United
United
May
Air
Preferred ,4%-%
United
72% Mar 13
147% Apr
33/4 Jan
convertible
United
21
Jan
16% Mar 20
33% Feb
69% July
4%
30
3 4 3% Feb
100
12
5
111%
200
17,800
Union
26% Nov
2
20
98%
41%
6
5
9% Dec
112%
40
5
61% Jan
101% Feb
40%
50 % Jan
2
2
98%
39%
1153/i Jan
2
11
98%
40%
1
55% Apr
May
98%
39 Vb
18
133/4 Jan
4% Apr 25
120
87%
12
11
6
2,900
94
Feb
70% Mar 19
96% Jan
981/4
41%
United
Jan
23%
105%
46% Apr
17
7
98%
40% Mar 20
107
*97%
14,000
'
40 %
Pacific RR Co common
*91 %
87%
*97%
Oil
23
105%
86 %
86%
No par
series
Union
of
94
3,500
373/4 Jan
109
57% Oct
Feb
*86
46% Mar 26
2
4% Jan
87%
2
16
3% Feb
94
*86
No par
6
33% Jan
17
*92
series
23 V:.
California——^—25
Preferred $4
Jan
1
series-——No par
Preferred $3.50
43 >/8 Mar 23
23
*104
*92
34% Apr
104% Dec
Nov
series—.—Nopar
$3.70
Preferred
873/4 Jan
11
$4.50
Preferred
Jan
-
68%
Carbon.—Nopar
40 % Jan
1
8
24 % Mar
110
&
12
1
101% Jan
1.,
Mar 27
2
& Paper Corp——20
38% Dec 31
42% Aug
91% May
21
1
V
104
■_/
Rubber
13'A Jan
8
49% Mar 20
Union Bag
&
noncumulative preferred—50
Union Tank Car Co—
No par
24% May
30% Jan
66% Apr
15
Apr 30
Asbestos
Union
'1
111
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
55%
56
55%
55%
31
31
31
*30%
31%
100
4
3%
3%
5,000
3%
3%
*77
78
*77
78
*15
*77
15%
78
1.400
20
5%
5%
5%
5%
20,900
8%
7%
7%
7%
7%
400
64
63%
63%
63%
63%
90
14%
15%
15VB
15%
3,200
15 Vb
*7%
5%
15 %
5%
15
15
15
15
1.700
54%
54 Vb
55%
54
54%
13,300
28%
29 %
28%
29
28%
29 Vb
12.900
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
36 %
6.400
54%
12%
12% :•
12%
12%
12 %"
13
9,000
57%
58%
57%
58
57%
58
5,400
%
102%
114%
116%
172
174
100
26
101
26
26%
.
101
26%
114
115
172
172
100
27
114%
*170
i
j
1,800
Co
165
30
15% Nov
15
19%
25%
110%
Texas
1
Dec
35% Dec
25
19%
*25%
*110
Tennessee
2
22
26
Texas
13
Oct
"
20
r 110%
1
18
10% Feb
18% Apr
19%
25%
*110
5
Apr
42% Jan
22% Jun
"
3
122 % Feb
18% Jan
17
:
26%
110%
*110
34%
Inc
■
200
Jail
195% Mar 28
17
Jun
3,200
35%
Talcott,
135
10 % Nov
91% Jan
1,000
9%
565
34%
Telautograph
16
140
46% Nov 19
42% May
69%
9 Vb
565
54% Apr
9
8
11
69%
9%
580
58
18
367/b Feb
116% July 14
46% Jan 12
24
% Nov
70%
9 Vb
580
610
*585
47% Mar
1
2
Jan
8% Jan
9%
'
605
'
7.50
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
15 Vb Mar 25
Mar 25
Jan
32% Jan
10% Oct
69%
70%
9%
9%
*586
50
common
70%
70%
9%
< The)—4.16%
1—_:_1_
25
Co
Texas
128
70
__10c
Co of1 America
&
12 Vb Feb
5
20
16
Dec
2
8 % Jan
14
16
27% Oct
19
,
\
1,700
,
preferred
—No par
$4.40 cum \pfd ,(conv)___—No par
Symington Gould Corp
1
5
50% Oct
47
•
•
'
20 %
preferred —1—— 1—100
4.40%
39% Mar 18
34% Mar 31
89% Aug 25
13
4% Mar 11
34% May 19
50
\
2,600
9%
97%
'
14
1
Mar 27
25
24
23
xl3
i
i
500
78
9%
22%
_12.50
Mining Co
Superior Oil. of CaliforniaSuperior Steel Cotpi—i±-
29
IO53/4 Jan * 7
26
26% Aug 26
112% Nov
2
57% Oct
28
i
t
6,200
4,000
24%
/
1950. _20
ser
15%
9%
r
$4.50 series A' preferred
No paiSun .Oil Co commonl-l-__.... No par
.
66% Feb
12% Jan
100
•i
:
1,300
14%
15%
14%
4 5%
14
36%
18
353/8 Jan ( 2
•94
1
t
1
3,500
22%
26%
11
22
93
i
•
92%
22%
1
11% Jan
15
12
>
2,800
7,600
01%
24%
33%
*91
24%
*00'
44%
par
70% Dec
14% Dec
29
J
13
31%
Webster————'—No
St'udebaker Corp /_'_i
Sunbeam Corp ..-/—':
1
35% Jan
105
*43
'
14%
23% Mar 26
9
24
18
61%
10%; 10%
17
213/i Mar 25
24% Jan
2
30
2
25*
15%
5
117 ;
9
*
24%
'
98 Vb
12%
*60"-
167/,
16
Jan
14,800
12%
14%
21% Feb
'
36
*97*
98 Vh
—5
Co.
3
24
35%
—5
.Stone
-
5
82 % Jan
Fuller
&
16
—
36,000
36%
''
1
Stbkely-Van Camp: inc -common.
•V 5 7c prior prfef ef eu'cd-————-20
26% Apr
-
72%
73 V4
-15
,Corp_——
24 % Jun
s
10% Jan
102
Stix'Baer
;
9
35% Jan
1
.
6
*43% F6bV 2
;
Mar 20
30% Oct
,
2
Stewart^Warner
15%vMir H-1
113% Mar 31
•
10,500
73 *
{
16,800
74'
'
63
•
119% Feb 15
' '■* 173/, Feb
2
Apr
34 ■-»
*91 f
55%
73%
12%
10%
33%
34%
'
-13%
42% / *3T% '
16% •10%
17%
92
Shares
55
74%
.
2
10
79% Jan
,'
23% Feb
26% Mar 31
; 36'%,Mar 30
10%
the Week
Apr. .3
'
:
'ylTf'. Mar 31
rl6%"jgnt 7
.
10% Jan 21,
1
2
.60%
43%
Friday
>
55%
*97
25%
60%
10 4
>91
;. -T Vi. \
■y,'*
18% May
24%
62%
34
preferred1—_____.100
(J
26%
10%
Apr.
35%
13
43%
Sales for
Thursday
73%
98%
12%
PRICES
72%
62%
.
Stevens
*97
SALE
Apr. 1
55%
-•■..
25%
Warner" Corp/1—_
—5
(The) L S—......No par
Sterchi Bros "6fdfes 'Inc—______—1
Sterling Drug Iric common-—.—5
2
98%
55%
13
Starrett, Co
3% %
36%
36%
preferred series A—,100
Staiiley
% Jan 14
V
33,4%
56%*
73%
.
45% Mar 27
17% Mar 30
34% Jan 27
Mar 10
90
Apr 30
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 81
553'4
—1
equip Mfgr Co__*
Standard Stefel Spring common.—.1
convertible preferred—Ll..^50
Mar 26
£ ll1/. Mar'
: 5.
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 30
Stand Ry
Mar 25
65
..
'5
.40% Feb,
July 3
43.% Jan 31
...
27'
.
Monday
Par
California—No par
Indiana
:I__—25
'
17
22
32 % Oct
'91
•
Nov
'
38% Jan
14
•v
36% May
100% Jan
J 133/8 Mar 26
24%.Jan
61% Nov 12
-13% Mar 24
,
12% Jan 12
10'
53
1
STOCK
^
35% Apr'i 1
97% Mar 26
5
94
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
54*4 J"n
i 11% Oct
'
NEW
Highest
64% July 23
Oct 16
35% Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
100
120
27
1,300
115
3.000
172
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 Vb
26%
*66 %
67%
67
67
66%
67
11%
12%
11%
12%
12%
12%
90
3,000
100
9.100
•i.
>
"'
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■'
]
\
and Financial Chronicle...
The Commercial
Continued—Page 12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
stocks
Range for Previous
x7% Dec
9
357/8 Oct
23
Sep
19
67
56
Jan
90% Dec
31
22 Vb Oct
16
30% Dec
146% Feb
32% Feb
2
U
21
85% Jan
5
Mar 31
139% Feb
Mar
96% Apr
Feb 20
28
6
64
5
91
31
2
6
20
Jan
Jan
83
2
2
31% Ja*1
U
53
Oct 30
87% Mar 29
54 Va Mar 13
67% Jan
2
61
Jan
68% May 29
62% Jan
7
66% Feb
2
3
37 Va Oct
144
1
44% Jan
5
140% Apr
1
144 Va Jan
13
19% Jan
8
21% Feb
26
37% Mar 27
39% Jan
29
20
23
Feb
41
May 18
7
7% Apr
10
24
10% Jan
11
9
Jan
x87% Oct
22
94
Jun
27
84
' Mar
2% Apr
23
4Ya Jan
19
3
Feb
2
1% Jan
26 % Dec
8
22% Jan
14
26% Jan
7
24% Feb
9
3% Jan
21% May 27
23
156
Sep
May
2
Jan
Apr
169
14
11
24
57
May 23
28% Apr
24% Feb
26
167
Feb
161
14
Feb
2
16% Mar 25
61
Jan
7
65
33
Jan 21
33% Dec
23
140
28%
139 %
61%
56 3A
57
*63
142
142'A
140%
141%
140%
.59%
39%
140%
-
19%
20
38
37%
37%
7
■\:,7
7
9%
,.9%
*86%
88%
29
2%
2%
7
20"
38,700
1,550
10,000
1,700
79,500
9%
9%
86%
3%
♦27 Va
2%
2%
24
26%
*26
164
165
15%
15%
15
15%
60
7
800
9%
2,100
88
100
4,300
200
2%
23%
163%
15%
15%
64
64
65
64
64
34%
34
34%
333A
33%
of America—No par
2.50
40%
42
4,200
23%
J'&.'V
ffvt:
400
GO
15%
6,100
65
34
W
m' ■jU
400
26%
164
*64
I
2,100
38
3%
*26%
34%
♦64
20%
27%
23%
i'l
2,800
2%
165
No par
100
141
3%
26 Va
26%
39%
27 %
2%
♦164
15%
*84
29
♦23
24
26%
164
.9%
3%
3%
28%
24%
24%
26%
*164
7
88
3%
2%
*37%
9%
♦84
86%
20
7
■9%
63%
39%
140%
38
6%
61%
4
20
*37%
p
*27%
3%
3%
*27%
1
20
*20
20
100
Co Inc com
55%
♦37%
Tobacco com_No par
preferred
Utah Power & Light Co
v.
28%
141
*63
63%
,39%
4%%
34% Mar 25
29%
140%
28%
28%
140%
40%
Inc
Universal Pictures
Mar 25
139%
63%
preferred
8%
17
6
16
'28
30
141
54%
common__2
50
Universal American
Corp
I
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Leaf
3,500
96%
.
convertible preferred
Universal
26% Mar 26
7
Jan
2
2% Mar
July 28
Aug
14% Dec
65
15
29 % Mar 12
5
2
1 %
28%
96% 1
.
-100
Paper
200
84
*
62%
United
13
25
18
*82
97
30%
30%
54%
Mar 18
Feb
Jan
27
84
*95%
3,500
30%
♦82
97
30%
,39%
Mar 19
Wall
.30
84
*95%
64'A
4
4%
30%
*82
31%
40%
90
700
62
97
140%
7%
3
7% Mar
'4,700
38%
62
84%
30%
United Stockyards
9% Mar 19
61
38
62
*60
*82
noncumulative preferred—25
Corp...
---1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
2
5
61
7%
38%
37%
37%
Shares
21%
*7%
8
40
4
6% Jan
8% Dec
37%
7%
8
21%
21%
21
21%
the Week
Apr. 3
•95%
Co common.—No par
Tobacco
S
62%
*61
8
63
19
5% Jan
24% July 25
U
,
38%
37%
21
Friday
Apr. 2
No par
common
preferred
7%
8
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 1
rr®®
Steel Corp
S
28
July 25
19 Vb Oct
36%
39% Apr
24
"J
preferred
7%
U
Jan
42% Dec 31
23
138 Va May 16
l'
U
144% Mar 11
18
21%
8
JO
—-10
-1
10O
100
S Rubber Co common
,—5
8% noncum 1st preferred
10O
S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
U
28% Jan
102% Jan 31
136% Jan
26
Jan
40% Mar 17
Mar. 31
21%
1
common
preferred
S Pipe & Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co
S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
4%%
U
59
4
90
17
8
U S Lines Co
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 30
Par
exchange
22
22% Jan
2
20
Jan
37% Mar 30
8
34% Mar 21
Mar 28
; 26% Oct 16
.,
7% Jan
8% Nov 24
39% Dec
X81V4 Jun
20
23% July 21
3
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
18% Jan
Monday
stock
york
new
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Monday, April
34
30
3,900
'
34
Jan
45% Aug 14
8
38% Feb
12
15% Jan
23
23% Apr 23
25 3A Dec
9
10
Dec
31
Vanadium Corp
45% Mar 25
17% Mar 23
Van
Norman
Jan
5
32% Mar 25
Van
Raalte Co
9% Feb
16
30
7
28
4
Jan
6
27% Oct
18
14 Va Jan
17% Jan
13% Nov
2
10% Jan
0
Jan
25
23% Mar 26
*126
129
*126
26%
129
26%
*91%
20%
123%
26"%
92%
20%
123%
128
Mar 19
Apr
1
126
Apr
1
25% Jan
30
27% Jan
8
93% Apr 29
90% Jan
20
92
110% Jan
8
19
19% Apr
1
25% Jan
Jan
19
122% Apr
25% Apr
1
130% Jan
3%%
1
27% Jan
114% Jan
2
2
97
Mar 13
100
Jan
8
98% Jan
22
103% Dec
15
97
Apr
100
33% Apr
24
37% Jan
4
33
Mar 30
x27% Jan
14
31
Jun
13
95
103% May
29% Feb
Jan
23
35% Feb
1
2
Feb
19
30
10
44% Jan
11
36% Mar
Jan
18
16% Jan
13
18
31% Oct
2
28% Jan 28
30
68% Dec 29
35% May 22
16% Apr
8
28% Mar 5
64% Mar 30
18
92%
*91%
21
Vulcan Detinning Co common
112
112
*95
97
*96
.
23%
41%
700
'
*126
*126
26%
127
92%
20%
122% 122%
25%
26
*91%
1,200
129
126
26%
26%
*91%
19%
112%
112
20%
*122
25%
*112
20
26%
2,700
92%
■
20%
11,000
124
300
26
4,400
112%
97
*95
97
*95
*96
97
97
97%
*96
*33'/a
33%
33%
33'A
33Vb
33%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
*29%
297/»
37%
37%
37%
37%
5
,
17%
*28%
29
17%
*37
17
*28%
37%
*37%
17%
38
17%
29
97%
STOCK
700
CLOSED
1,700
200
,
17%
29
100
EXCHANGE
'
17 Va
GOOD
29
17%
*28%
$'■
Hi!
320
97
*95
33%
10
6,200
23"%
98
20
.
3,400
9%
129
*126
126
26%
112
10,290
15%
31%
33
(The)
Corp
preferred
7%
26%
41
15 A
*31%
9 A
25
Visking
15
21%
124%
30%
9%
25
Virginia Ry Co common
6%
preferred—
4
Mar
Jan
27
*123%
26Y4
111%
2
39% Feb
5
—,—100
preferred——
9%
26%
5,
common
Va-Carolina Chemical com...No par
5
111% Mar 16
Works
9%
6% div partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
8
8
31
116% Nov 20
Mar 12
5%
Victor Chemical
Mar 20
27% Dec
29% Jan
23%
129
3
126
2
**137%
23%
129
125% Feb
31
Jan
6
24
*126
11
Oct
32
2
16
*126
Dec
127
1
24
15 A
30%
9%
noncumulative preferred—100
129
3
Nov
41%
15 A
31%
9%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
17
Apr
18% Oct
40%
15%
30%
9%
23%
24
Apr
21% Jan
41%
16%
32
24
24% Oct
119
40%
15%
32
10
,
9
116
9
Inc
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
116
87 V2 Sep
Co
29%
FRIDAY
1,000
50
w
55
Apr 17
11% Jan
Wabash RR 4Ya%
2
70 Ya Mar
12
13% Mar 10
Waldorf
24
12% Aug
6
29% Jan 14
12% Jan
Nov
27 Va Apr
1
29% Jan
9
42 Va Apr
29
51% Jan
7
44% Jan
2
47% Feb
26
Walker
Dec
22
10% Jan
30
Fab
27
11
21% Dec
3
12
104% Dec
5
8
Jan
2
8
Feb
10
18% Jan
2
100
15
15
Oct
25
Jun
20Vb Jan
22
24% Oct
16
30
37
Dec
31% Sep
28
Dec
23
9
24% Mar 17
Mar 10
Mar
105
5
25
16% Feb
31
13
9
x30% Jan
3
Feb
32% Feb
30
12
31
Jan
10
30
27
Feb
64'A
65
65
65'A
13 y8
13 VB
131/4
131/4
10
27%
27%
27%
27%
No par
System
46%
47%
46%
46%
I
(Hiram)
G & W
2.50
Ward Baking Co common
5 % %
4
16% Mar
15% Mar 23
35% Jan 30
3
27% May 15
25% Jan
4
Warner
2
13
Bros
Inc
Inc...
33% Mar 19
Warren
Foundry
37% Feb
26
Warren
Peti oleum
Jan
5
Mar 16
Wash Wat Pow
Co
18% Jan 21
16% Feb
11
17% Mar 27
24% Dec
3
22% Jan
2
24% Mar 23
""ravne
17
14% July 31
11% Feb
9
13% Feb
Wayne Pump
11% Jan
10% Jan
13
26% Apr
2
l
9% May 3
26
Oct 30
19
32% Jan
5
.
80% Feb
28
84
7
82
28
16
41% Jan
9
25 % Apr
2
28% Dec
30
Oct
21% May
29% Jan
2
May
37% Dec
106% Mar 18
96% Jan
2
Jan
g
102
12
Sep
17
72
Jun
6
98
106% Jan
7
Wesson
2
84% Feb
$4
29% Jan
107% Jan
101
102
4
Jan
West Penn
15
96% Feb
9
99% Jan
15
16% Jan 29
14yaMar
9
16% Jan
15
75
Jan
8
Aug
1
109% July 15
9% Oct 15
46% Apr 30
Mar 31
82
106% Mar 16
109
Jan
4.20%
4j/2%
Electric
Power
4Ya%
9
57% Mar 11
2
32% Mar 25
34% Oct
21
47
Dec
10
45
Jan
2
63% Mar 25
46% Feb
20
64% Dec
12
60% Feb
17
67% Mar 16
Western
Jan
2
97% Mar 31
38% Feb
18
43% Mar 25
24% May 14
27% Nov 21
26% Jan
2
35% Feb
48% Dec 31
43% Feb
11
50
Feb
27
99% Jan
39% Feb
19
49% Mar 25
95% Jan
34
127
Jan
20
2
101
23
32
80
Oct
Nov
3
98
44% Nov 18
Mar 20
Oct 30
127
96
Mar 20
126
28% Feb
4
Mar 18
Jan
14
30
36% Feb
9
6
89% Jan
22
83
28% Oct 17
*25
Oct 23
10 Va Aug
4
34% Jan
7
29% Jan
2
25% Jan
2
28'A Feb
27
14% Jan 28
11% Feb
18
12% Jan
8
10
32% Mar
17% Jan
8% Mar
9
Mar
4
40% Mar 17
10
30
Jan
8
32
Apr 28
27% Aug 29
30
2
4
13% Dec
17
11% Feb
17
-15% Mar 24
100 Vb Mar 24
Jan
21% Jan 29
25% Mar 20
65 % Feb
27
87% Oct
2
77% Jan
14
8% Oct
22
12% Jan
22
10% Feb
18
68% Nov
11% Mar 26
14
75% Feb
13
70% Jan
12
12% Aug 18
15% Apr
2
74% Mar 10
14% Jan
15
12% Jan
30
25% Dec
17
24 Va Jan
6
28% Nov 25
26% Jan
6
.
21% May 7
128% Jan 15
51
Oct
138
Nov
26
64
16
Jan
25
130
13% Jan
28
45% Dec
9
44% Jan
20
32% Nov
19
30% Jan
29
5
80
Jan
13
19
111
Jan
2
76% Jan
8
97% Feb
20
70% Dec
22
9% Oct
83% Feb
118
Nov
75% Jan
13% Feb
23
14
1
35% Mar 17
86
16
11% Mar 17
5
40% Jan
3
21% Oct
3
18
Feb
18
2
51% Dec
8
47% Feb
16
68
7,700
16%
17
17
17 Y«
2,400
23%
23%
23%
300
11%
113A
11%
11%
11%
2,300
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
No par
26%
26%
25%
4,200
36
36%
35%
36 y8
35
35 %
35%
36
6,600
103%
105
99
*97
99
95
14%
*104
*93%
95
*104 ■;
105
105
105%
*97
99
*97
95
*93'A
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*75Y2
77
75
75%
76
78
78
*106%
108
106%
106%
'i§i
•;#!
i
101
*93%
ti
*1063A
108
*106%
280
95
14%
1,900
78
fl
800
108
10
11 'A
11%
11%
55%
55%
55%
*553A
28%
30
28 Ya
28%
61%
61%
593A
60 34
GOYi
60%
59
60 Va
900
66
623A
64%
62 Va
63 3A
63 Ya
4,800
97%
97%
97%
97 Vb
97 Va
4%
2nd
noncum
Pacific
preferred
RR
100
No par
com
3.80%
preferred
series
$5
41
413/4
41 Va
413/4
40%
41%
8,800
27 Ya
273A
27
27 3A
27 Ya
7,400
12%
27 y<
46%
47%
100
200
45%
2,400
26,800
37 Va
38 Vb
36%
37 Va
36 Ya
37
85 Va
86
86
86
85%
85 Ya
85 Ya
28
85%
28
27 Va
28
27 Va
21 Va
273A
27
27%
27%
26 y4
27
26 Ya
2G%
26 Ya
27
4.600
12%
4,100
1
common
Co
127
36%
*125%
37 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
*31%
32%
*31%
32%
*31%
32%
23%,
23%
22 3A
22%
23 Ya
23 Va
14%
143/4
15
147/a
15
14%
99
97%
11 y4
98 Va
11%
11
97%
97%
11%
73'/a
73%
73
73
11%
11%
11%
74 V,
*723/a
74%
12 3A
*12Y4
12%
600
26%
1,400
26%
5,600
12 Va
12%
27 Va
26%
common__No par
series
100
conv
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
series
100
No par
5
& Towne Mfg Co
Corp common
4Ya% convertible preferred
25
Corp
26%
27
46%
48 Va
45 %
46 V2
45%
46
Va
46
32 Va
333A
32%
33 Va
33
83
82%
82 Ya
81%
341/4
*127
47 Ya
9,700
200
10
131
48 Ya
1,500
46 Va
9.600
10,000
33
83
*82 Y2
123 %
123%
*120
123 Ya
*72%
73 Va
*73
73 Ya
733A
73%
10
10
10
10 Ya
38%
39 Y4
38%
39
22 Ya
23 y4
22%
23 Ya
52 Ya
52
52
313/4
31 Ya
31 %
72%
721A
10 ya
IO1/4
10
38 Ya
38%
22 3A
50 Ya
32
32 Va
31
par
42%
443'e
52
413/4
14%
75 y4
14%
47/a
77 Ya
igceivershlp. or petialon has been filed for company's
Ex-dividend,
5
313A
v
Ex-nehS
20
300
2;400
*■
31 Ya
.
2,800
44,300
900
1,100
76
47/a
42%
41%
423/4
15.600
14 Ya
47/a
reorganization
110
82
122
42 Ya
143/4
7434
*119
f'i
213/8
51 Va
10
38 3/8
21 y4
■so y4
x
131
125
par
distributed,
26%
48
82%
1
26 Ya
48
33%
No par
26%
*127
1
.No par
26%
26%
130
48
50
Zonite Products Corp
wd When
26%
130
49%
45%
125
26 3A
1303A
48 V2
3,800
'
11Y4
12 Va
*129
77,500
*72%
26%
10
1,300
15
98 Ya
12 Va
10
33
98%
27 Va
10
12
*323/a
143/4
12%
100
Corp
4%%
11%
98
27%
Co
110
700
'
23
10
com
11,600
23%
Prior preferred 4%%
Radio
*125%
—l
Grocery Co
*
Prior pfd
*125 Y2
l
Inc common.._No par
No par
(F W)
Worthington
44 Y2
5
preferred
Woolworth
*98
20
Co
Woodward Iron Co
sales,
98%
44%
No par
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
r Cash
47
98 3A
prior preference_.No par
Mfg (The S S)
20
& Lovett
Zenith
453A
99%
45 Ya
*125%
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
.
46 3A
45
100
$4.25
6%
45%
*98
45
47
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
Winn
46%
99
98
46%
preference
&
44%
98
Oil
Wilson
500
42%
27%
B
Instrument
Sewing Machine
Prior
973/4
41%
White Motor Co
Wilcox
*97 Ya
27%
Dental
White
63
2,000
20,200
12.50
Electric
conv
.•
3,800
11%
56
10
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
White
97'A
ll5/a
10
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
Weston
65
100
Youngstown Steel Door
l?53.
y2
113A
Young (LA) Spring & Wire.No
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
10.
26%
30 y2
2
fin
26%
55%
5
Merged Feb.
26%
*93%
York
no s8les on this day.
3,800
26%
25i%
26%
*97
13
Theatres.
150
25%
103%
16% Jan
waS«ed prtees'
Paramount
e(*
82%
25%
100
Yale
6
82
25%
28%
9
27
83
25%
31
1
Ja*
82
251/a
*82
56%
1
5Ya Feb
1,200
83
26 Vb
11%
53V2 Mar
84
26%
82%
25'/a
55%
39 Y4 Apr
6
126%
82
100
47% Jan
4% Jan
'■fea
1,500
34Ya Jan
74% Mar 31
*23
11%
Mar 31
28
17
233A
11%
31
2®
16%
*23'A
11%
14Y2Apr
57/a JaD
17
233/4
12 y8
41% Mar 31
88% Nov
16%
23%
12
7
2
f|*P
28%
2
I7
1,900
sM
30%
24
l
>.Tfl
3,300
11%
23 'A Apr
-
8,300
;l
2,300
15%
30%
17Ya Jan
Jan
aDd
9
3
36%.
15%
28%
50 Vz Jan
4Y4 Nov
Co
35% Jan
Mar
36
15%
30'/a
Mar 19
130% Mar 16
Feb
10
8
Jan
30
75
13 Y2 Jan
34
Jan
48
10
39% Jan
16
39% Oct 23
15
Oct 15
2
29
36%
l
2
Jan
71% Feb
*32% Jun
27 Yi Oct
Jan
53
12
26% Feb
2
135
2
17
15
29% Mar 11
Mar 31
47% Apr
42% Apr
Mar
291/4
35 Ya
Auto Supply Co
10
Western Maryland Ry common__100
8 6'% Mar 24
27% Mar 31
151/4
*283A
35%
281/4
Western Air Lines Inc
25
29% Jan
Feb
127
15%
291/4
34'A
30%
Western
12
41% Jan
15%
29
36%
30%
Preferred series A
Western Union Telegraph
7
15%
30
27%
100
30
11
5,300
28%
preferred
10% Feb
Oct
15%
30%
pfd
24% Jan
98
15%
27%
preferred series B
53% Jan
45% Feb
15%
151/2
No par
7
4
15%
15%
12
Co
23
16
15%
5,200
4
15
Mar
10
16
23
1
15% Jan
Oct
102%
11 %
preferred
26% Dec
37
22%
*1021/2
com..2.50
56% Dec
89
5,100
22%
102%
5
22
8
8%
22%
•1021/z
30%
Inc
Oct
12% Jan
8Ya
23
35%
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com__No
par
5
8'A
8'/a
1,800
1
West
Penn
3,400
103
5
37% Feb
18
46
30%
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
103 Vb Mar 27
45%
22%
_5
Snowdrift
convertible
46i/4
28%
Mills
28% Jan
13
Feb
&
1,100
46%
30%
Co
Tobacco
Oil
1,300
13Ya
27 y«
28V2
West Indies
84
8
18
Feb
Webster
28% Feb
30
35% Feb
3
110% Sep
5
103% Apr 18
Knitting
12 Vb Mar 27
Mar 18
25 ye Jan
25
65 Ya
27%
par
Waukesha Motor Co
19
May
65
13 Ya
271/4
No par
(The)
11% Nov
'
13%
27 Ya
29
No par
Corp—_______3
Washington Gas Light Co...No
8%
65
131/4
*102%
23%
15%
1
Pipe
&
8 "A
65
-
103
103
5
new
8%
22%
100
Pictures
Warner-Hudnut
8%
1
preferred
19% Feb
,
100
No par
Walworth Co
17% Jan
98
preferred
Walgreen Co
27
14%
14 Ya
14%
3,000
74%
76%
75
75%
4%
4%
6,400
2,800
4%
5
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FRIDAY
The
italic
letters in the
column
Figures
WEEKLY
"Interest
decimal
Period"
point
represent
YEARLY
-
indicate
1*
one
each
the
oase
month
of
82d
more
or
when
GOVERNMENT
Year 1952
Range Since Jan. 1
Digest
Lowest
NEW
lligest
YORK
BONDS
Monday
STOCK
AND
Low
bonds
SALE
HIGH
Mar. 81
PRICE8
Low
High
Low
High
Treasury 2%s
96.14 Oct
14
96.14 Oct
Oct
14
96.19 Jan
9
96.9
96.20 Mar 18
96.25 Dec
94.8
Mar 25
94.8
Mar 25
9
96.21 Dec
9
96.21 Dec
9
96.15 Dec
9
96.27 Nov
18
96.22 Dec
10
96.20 Nov
19
96.22 Dec
10
95.8
Dec
24
100.4
Nov
18
100.4
Nov
18
1955-1960
*102.10
102.14
*102.10
102.14
*102.10
102.14
*102.10
2%s
1956-1959
*103.16
103.24
*103.16
103.24
*103.16
103.24
*103.16
103.24
23/4s
1958-1963
*105.12
105.20
*105.12
105.20
♦105.12
105.20
*105.12
105.20
2%s
_—1960-1965
*106.12
106.20
*106.12
106.20
*106.12
106.20
*106.12
106 20
*100
100.4
2%s
1956-1953
__
2%s
Dec
97.19
29
102.18 Jan
Oct~27
29
6ct~27
97.19
II
1958
v
*99.25
99.29
*95.26
95.30
96.7
*96.12
96.16
*96.18
96;22
95.8
*95.14
95.18
*95.19
95.23
94.20
*94.26
94.30
*94.30
95.2
2%s
1963-1968
*95.10
95.14
*95.4
1964-1969
*94.23
94.27
*94.16
June
Dec
*94.20
94.24
*94.14
94.18
*94.23
94.27
♦94.28
^—1965-1970
*94.9
94.13
*94.2
94.6
*94.12
94.16
*94.17
94.21
1966-1971
2%s
2%s
*94.2
94.6
*33.26
93.30
*94.3
94.7
*94.6
94.10
*93.24
93.28
*93.14
93.18
*93.24
93.28
*93.30
94.2
1964-1969
:
*93.24
93.28
*93.14
93.18
*93.24
93.28
*93.30
94.2
*93.24
93.28
*93.14
93.18
*93.24
93.28
*93.30
94.2
2%s
*99.9
99.13
*99.6
99.10
*99.9
99.13
*99.1.0
99.14
*99.8
99.12
*99.6
99.10
*99.9
99.13
*99.9
99.13
-1952-1955
*99.27
99.30
*99.27
99.30
*99.28
99.31
*99.28
99.31
1954-1956
*100.26
100.30
*100.26
100.30
*100.26
100-30
*100.26
100.30
1956-1959
*98.11
98.15
98.13
*98.12
98.16
*98.12
98.16
*96.7
96.11
1957-1959
2%s
June
2Vis
;
2Vis
15
1958
*98.9
1959-1962
♦96.6
96.10
*96.1
96.5
*96.9
96.13
1859-1962
*96.4
96.8
*95.31
96.3
*96.5
96.9
*96.7
96.11
GOOD
1953-1954
♦99.23
99.25
*99.22
99.24
*99.23
99.25
*99.23
99.25
FRIDAY
Dec 1953-1954
*99.15
99.17
*99.15
99.17
*99.15
99.17
*99.16
99.18
Jan
18
100.3
Jan
18
II
93.4
Oct
20
96.28 Aug
7
93
Mar 12
94.16 Jan
2
25-year
3s
July 15 1972
92.12 Oct
22
96.4
Apr
2
82
Mar 30
92.24 Feb
9
25-year
3s
—Mar 1 1976
95
Dec
10
97.24 Feb
27
94.8
Apr
95.8
Jan
7
30-year
98.10 Nov
7
98.10 NOV
7
97
Mar 25
97
Mar 25
100.15 Dec
17
1
98.24 Apr
2s
2s
Dec 1953-1955
2s
June
2s
1953-1955
Sept 15 1953
*99.10
*99.8
99.14
*100.3
Reconstruction
Feb
&
*99.31
93.8
93.8
92
bonds
93.16
93.8
*91.24
92.16
♦91.24
94.16
*93.24
94.16
94.8
*96.24
97.16
*96.24
97.16
*96.24
*98.24
99.16
98.24
98.24
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
Oct 15 1971
of
*98.24
99.16
*98.24
,99.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*98.16
100
1950
15
1954
Feb 15 1955
*98.16 100
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Trice
Week's
or
97.16
*96
*95
97
*95
96
*94
96
95
*93
95
,
*94
1959
*94
1960
*93
15
1961
*91.16
15
1962
*90.16
92.16
Registered
Low
New
York
*94
*93
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
WEEK
FOR
called
t Being
transactions,
bond
ENDED
APRIL
Range
for
3
*
Bonds
Sold
Hiph
No.
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Zow
High
City
Brazil
(continued)—
3%
3%s
Unification Issue—
Corporate
Stock
.June-Dec
1980
99 Vi
98%
99 Vi
117
101 Vb'
98 A
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
3%s
Transit
series
No.
series
No.
33/4s
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
3%s series
No.
3%s
Foreign Securities
3%s
Telephone
Members New
120
ToUtypo
York Stock Exchange
No.
series
No.
series
No.
Brisbane
Caldas
No.
(City)
Sinking
NY 1-1693
20-year 3s
Antwerp
Australia
(City) external 5s 1958—
(Commonwealth) 5s 1955
10-year 3 Vis 1956
10-year 3 Vis 1957
20-year 3 Vis 1967
20-year 3%s 1966
15-year 3%s 1962
Belgium (Kingdom of) 6s 1955
External sinking fund 7s 1955—
-
June-Dec
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
:_June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
1974
2%s
1975
Cauca
—
'
99%
...
——
——
92%
99%
99%
\
*67
*67
*67
*67
*67
68
68
43%
—
——
—
—
69%
'•J
AExternal
A6s
mm—
—
■
.
'
'
44%
98%
97
97
97
90
90%
(U S of)
mx
,
—June-Dec
(interest
June-Dec
due 1957
April-Ocf
AExternal
f 6 Vis of
s
reduced
AExternal
1926
Plan A
1979
pursuant to
Stamped
to 3.375%)
s
f
6 Vis
of
1927
Stamped pursuant to
reduced to 3.375%)
A7s
due
Plan A
1979
Ry) 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
(Central
5%
(interest
April-Ocf
1957—April-Ocf
(interest;
April-Ocf
June-Dec
(interest
June-Dec
1951
(interest
>
27
65%
41 %
44%
101
102%
98
100%
102 %
2
96%
98%
1
94%
97%
13
88%
90 %
90%
11
92
31
106
1
103%
3
•109%
109% 109%
59%
59%
59%
—
—
—
88 %
88
90%
92
106
111%
3%s series No.
10
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
„June-Dec
—June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s series
No.
11
3%s series No.
12
Noi
13
3%s series No.
14
No.
1
2
3%s
series
No.
3%s series
No.
3%s series No.
3%s series No.
3%s
series
3
4~
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~
5
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8_II
9
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II
For footnotes see page
II
June-Dec
June-Dec
__June-Dec
27.
—
5
—
4
59%
86
86
55
89
80
'
—
58
60
61
1
57%
61
83
20
79%
*75%
*75%
75%
77%
74%
77 %
76%
74%
*75%
79
74%
77%
—
82%
Mar-Sept
76
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2012
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101
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61
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93
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1955—May-Nov
1955—May-No®
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30
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100%
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mortgage 3s series B 1986
National Dairy Products
2% debs
Feb-Aug
1970
June-Dec
debentures 1970—
debentures 1976—
Natl
Distillers Products 3%s debs 1974
National Steel
Corp 1st 3%s 1982
National Supply 2%s
debentures 1967
Naugatuck RR first gold
4s
3s
debentures 1982
3s debentures 1974
see
27.
94
89%
85
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page
*_
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1954
England Tel & Tel Co—
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series B 1961
_
June-Dec
June-Deo
3V8s
footnotes
74%
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12
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2047
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first mortgage 2%a 1974
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mortgage
2%s
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mortgage
3s
1975
*93
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1978
debentures
71%
101
102%
105%
103
106%
103%
105%
1984
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92
92%
~~
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II
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June-Deo
—
93
93
903/4
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
June-Deo
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%» 1977—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sepf
Northwestern Bell Telephone—
2%s
75%
99
Co—
102
*—
—
102 %
102 y»
90%
92%
7
94%
100%
20
90%
95%
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94
90%
—
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mortgage 3s 1974
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mortgage 2%s 1975
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
First
1st
mtge
3%s
95
90 %
95%
90%
90%
*__
1
June-Deo
96
*—
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mortgage 3s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
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95%
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93
*
V*v.
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—
—
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1982
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Oregon-Washington RR
3s
series A 1960
1
Aprll-Oct
100%
1003/a 101%
102%
102%
100%
1
C*5 co
101%
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
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&
refunding 3%s series
First &
refunding
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First
First
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First
First
First
3s series J
I
1966
1970
107%
refunding 3s series K 1971
& refunding 3s series L 1974
&
refunding 3s series M 1979
&
refunding 3s series N 1977
&
refunding 2%s series P 1981
&
refunding 2%s series Q 1980
&
refunding 3%s series R 1982
and
refunding 3s series S 1983
&
refunding 2%s series T 1976
1st & ref mtge
3%s ser U 1985
Pacific Tel & Tel
2%s debentures 1985
2%s debentures 1986
...
3%s debentures 1987
3 As debentures
1978
95%
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99
107%
,
96
98%
109%
99
99%
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—
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2%s 1967
& ref M 3%s
X A Certificates
94
94%
TO
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refunding 2%s 1981."
refunding 2%s 1978—
lAPhllippine Ry
97%
93%
85%
105
90
12
56%
61%
2
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98
1974
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First &
refunding 2%s 1971
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94 V*
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41/^s serles o~~ia77
££st & refunding
&
First
94%
19
*—
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98%
37
94%
98%
Jan-Iul»
Baltimore
General 5s series B
93%
95%
91
June-DeS
t>
mtge 35/bS ser H 1981
Peoria & Eastern
first 4s external
I960
Alncome 4s April
1990
Pere Marquette
Ry 3%s series fTionn
100%
94%
*-
HHlertzJvI
Co—
101%
97%
94%
;
—
June-Deo
June-Dee
General 4%s series D
1981
General
mortgage 4%s series Tt
1984__I_jan-J«l»
General
mortgage 3%s series F 1985
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
97%
3
__
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June-Deo
p^3}'2® convertible inc debs Sept. I I960—April-Oc«
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3%s
I960—
June-Deo
Pennsylvania Power &
Light Co—
First
mortgage 3s 1975
April-OeS
Pennsylvania RR—
Apru-uea
Consolidated sinking fund
4%s 1960
17
97 %
June-Deo
Afar-Sept
General 4%s series A
1965
General 5s series B
1968
—
103%
993%
97%
——
103%
983/4
98%
June-Deo
lApril-Oct
3%s debentures 1983
*103%
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3%s debentures 1981
Mar-Non
Pacific Western Oil
3%s debentures
1964—June-Deo
Paducah & Illinois 1st
s t gold 4%a
1955—Jan-Jail
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines—
First &
107% 107%
*
__
101%
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.
&
1S^ &c
Nashville Chattanooga & St Louis—
For
14
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Jan-July
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Mar-Sepf
First
'
New
75%
'
2047
1
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//First
*101%
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Mountain States Tel & Tel
2%s 1986
3%s debentures 1978
3s
86%
75
60
Quar-Jan
Jan
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975.
June-Deo
^Missouri Pacific RR Co—
AGeneral 4s
*
RR—
A
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior lien 4%s series D
1978
ACum adjustment 5s ser A
AFirst and
97
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s
1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1969
Afar-Sept
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3%s 1969
Afar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures
1967
Jan-July
t§AMidland of N J first ext 5s 1940
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April-Ocf
5s
100% 100%
*95
1974—.May-No®
debentures 1988
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lien
3
~~
100%
78
80%
Co—
3%s
Prior
97%
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2%s 1980
Beil Telephone
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
97%
__
72%
71%
81
61%
Quar-Jan
1997
First
1972—Jan-July
debentures
1997
3s
Ohio Edison first
debentures
Afay-Nov
sinking fund Feb 1 1957—May-Noo
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959
Af«y-Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
3%s
4s
lien
98
98
90%
90%
102% 102%
98
65%
185
81%
94%
*„
11
M
Macy (R H) & Co 27/8s
Manati Sugar 4s
lien
First
F 2003
& refund mtge 3%s ser II
2003—.April-Oct
St Louis Div second
gold 3s 1980
Afar-Sept
Atl Knox & Cincinnati Div 4s
1955
—Jfay-Nov
Louisville Gas & Elcc 1st
mtge 2%s
mtge
98%
__
Jfor-Sept
First
1st
*—
—
April-Oct
Louisville & Nashville RR—
mtge 3%s
82%
227
73%
Ry—
registered
Northern
1976
First & refund
99
76
June-Deo
1976
debentures
112%
99
Long Island Lighting Co—
1st
4s
Pacific
General
3s
mortgage 5s extended to 1979
ALombard
93%
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
4s
85%
67%
May
May
2003
contingent interest 2003
general
86%
—
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
Series D
86%
86%
67%
72
80 Va
*68
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Jan-July
72
*89
*—
,
Series B 4%s fixed interest 2003
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
N Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
67%
—
65%
—
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Afar-Sept
Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Ocf
3
100%
101%
101% 104
101% 102
75
June-Dee
7
—
96%
—
Jan-Jttlf
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Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
Miami
1955
72%
91
98%
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dl00%dl00%
& Hartford RR—
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68 %
*100%
—
—Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (NY) —
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extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR—
Little
Y New
102
99% 102%
72%
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Jan-July
AGeneral ntge conv inc 4%s series A 2022—May
Harlem River & Port Chester-
N Y Steam
100
99 %
——
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96%
105
80%
mortgage
72
94/8
11
RR—
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84%
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—
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87%
81
d99%dl00
67
Corp first 3%s 1963
IN Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
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-Jan-July
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_Feb-Aug
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_Feb-Aug
§ATerminal first gold 5s 1943
Jfay-Nov
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series X 1978—Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Ocf
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general 81 ret Ba 1974—Mar-Sepf
General & refunding 4%s ser A 1974
Mar-Sepf
*—
—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
85
—
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
First
Feb-Aug
3%s 1997
Jan-JtWf
3%s registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-AUf
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%* 1998—Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
—
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
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Aprtl-Oct
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
.April-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
Afay-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043———————————Jan—July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
N Y Lack & West 4s series A 1873
May-Nov
4%s series B 1973
Afay-Nov
N Y &
*85
—
3%s registered 1997
June-Deo
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
94 %
103
—
N Y Power &
First mtge sink fund 3% ser A 1968
June-Deo
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100%
8^
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100% 100%
lipril^dct
of
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l°W
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100% 100%
of
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Afay-Nov
IAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992_Mar-8ept
L
5s
_Feb-Auf
deposit
AFirst 5%s series A 1954.
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Kan&e Sinc,
Jan. l
80
*96%
99%
deposit
New York Central RR Co—
Consolidated 4s series A 1998-
93
80
Ry—
4%s series D 1956—
Certificates
100%
80
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013. .-April-Oct
_April-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series O 2013
Jamestown Franklin & Clear
First & ref
♦103
No.
102% 102%
N Y Central & Hudson River
Kanawha & Mich
Jan-July
Sold
deposit—
of
Certificates
AFirst
100%
.
3s 1980
♦—
w/r
1956
series C
5s
Bonds
High
deposit.
of
Certificates
AFirst
a
Jan-July
mortgage 3%s 1978
JNew Orleans Texas & Mexico
AFirst 5s series B 1954
a
Jfor-Sept
Interstate Power Co—
1st mortgage
120
.
f debentures series A 1977
s
New Jersey
4y
l?7---"ToVo"in«1lov
B 1972—Afay Nov
Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
New Jersey
101
"I
1956——
Jan-ju y
Minerals & Chemical Corp—
AFirst gold
109%
100
73%
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
1988^^^-J* »
198
Bell Telephone s%»
Junction RR gtd
4"
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1983..
107
17
107% 108
74
Oet
?'Jxily
Jan-Julj
1956
5s series B
AFirst
-
—Mar-aep*
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
^International Great Northern RR
^
100%
«112
Mar-Sept
Week's Range
or
Low
*100
107%
Afar-Sept
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
No.
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. I
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
1953'
May-Woi
*1051/4 105%
—
93%
96%
93%
5
45
96%
90%
*—
96
•—
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17%
17%
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101%
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93%
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fSTTZZ
96'/a
*92%
—May-No®
—June-Deo
deposit_-l..!_:7~Jan^,af
107%
110%
11
94%
97
103%
17%
18%
16%
19%
_
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
Number 5209...
Volume 177
(1495)
new york bond record
RANGE
Thursday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Phillips Petroleum
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
98
NO.
BONDS
98
103%
1C4
Texas
—
105%
106
Texas
81
108
109%
109 y8
109 y.
—
__
17
105 % 105%
April-Ocl
83%
May-Now
•ioi y8
Jan-Jalf
Refund and impt
Pittsburgh
1967
April-Oct
6
105%
22
83%
98%
99%
98
98
98%
1959
April-Ocl
98
98
1960
April-Oot
98
First
mortgage 4%s series A
1958
First
mortgage
4 %s series B
First
mortgage
4%8 series C
Pittsburgh Youngstown 8c Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
series C 1974
First general 4 Mas series D 1977
4s
104
1st
100%
100% 100%
♦95
•II
98
97%
First
First
3%s
94
98
99%
48%
53%
200
13
1
19%
19%
94
8
98
95%
97
102%
95%
95%
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99%
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98%
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ioo y4
*
83
.Mar-Sept
4%s series D 1977
3%s series J 1969
V."
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82
.
98 %
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86%
93% 100 %
100%
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100%
O
*96
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96%
*70%
1996_Jan-July
.April-Oct
Second gold 6s 1996
mmmm
77
97%
70%
1976
95%
103
102%
97
102%
-95
95
95%
103% 103%
19
103
104%
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102
15
101%
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__
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*
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86
93
93
92%
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*96
98
95 %
96
*—
102
92
94%
debentures
92%
April-Oct
1967
102
86
99%
927/8
92
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a
94%
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92
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*102
101%
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1
100 %
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11
99%
90%
19
90
93%
100
100%
90
90
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Hot
First lien and ref mtge 3y4s ser O 1973—Aprll-Ool
77%
84
__
■
;
debentures
88%
82%
37
98
*„
Jan-July
1972
2%s
84%
96%
92
4
92
82%
*—
Vandalla RR consol gtd
0
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St Lawrence & Adlrond'k 1st gold 5s
109%
4s series A 1955
Feb-Aug
Consol sinking fund series B 1857
May-No*
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979
June-Deo
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Max-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Deo
1st & ref mtge 3y4s ser J 1982
—April-Ocl
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958April-Oct
—
«...
,
.Mar-Sept
96%
93
105%
*94
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
April-Ocl
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures 1959
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
mortgage
3
272
v
—
84%
»
82%
Mar-Sept
1977
coll trust 3%s 1972
f debs
s
Rubber
2%s
96%
103 %
1
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995- -May-NoY
.April-Ocl
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
94%
1067/o 1077/s
92
92
Feb-AUf
1976
debentures
4%s
U S
99%
96%
100
98
—
132%
,
General mortgage
debentures
1st mtge &
201%
98%
96%
ioo
102%
98%
94%
107%
102 %
98
3
98
98
Jfay-Noy
1972
92
100
*94
June-Dee
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & Coll trust 3%s 1971
101%
199
__
*__
K
101
__
*197ya
(subord)
IOO
100
United
101% 101 %
*131%
.Jan-July
Quaker Oats 2%a debentures 1964
98%
99%
Jfay-Noy
92
100
92%
*—
Pacific RR—
3%s
1963
102% 102%
100
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 19B1
Mar-Sept
Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oot
II
*99%
May-No®
1968—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dee
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Hoy
and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Deo
debentures 1972
June-Dee
General
103%
200
53%
*97
Jane-Dee
Sfay-NoY
tr 2%s 1980
1982
debs
conv
2%s
98
94
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 3%s
First
102
98
51
17%
19
Jfay-Noy
1968
3%s
mtge
3%s
96%
96%
—
Service Electric 8c Gas Co—
First
52%
coll trust 2%s 1975—April-Oct
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
101
Union
May-Hoi
Mar-Sept
1956
debentures
3s
104
Feb-Aut
1983
3s
Providence Terminal
debentures
126
u
II
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s ,1984
Public
98
Juue-Dee
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
99%
1st mtge & coll
1964—Jan-July
1st mtge 3%s 1977
Potomac Elec Power
3s
100
97%
*104% 111
_
June-Dee
5Mas Income debentures
mortgage
97%
7
June-Dee
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
First
3
98%
Orleans 3%s 1974 .a
New
100
98
96%
94%
126
102% 103
1960
Jan-July
AAdJustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Cot
Tel & Ohio Cent ref and lmpt 3%s I960—June-Deo
Tri-Contlnental Corp 27/as debs 1961
Mar-Sept
102
97%
RR of
Term
First mortgage and
First general 5s
Pittston Co
98%
3%s ser
and refund M
IThlrd Ave Ry first refunding 4s
101
13
93%
April-Oct
97%
97
97
*—
♦125
1970
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Texas
101 y.
100%
*—
.June-Dee
B 1985
Jan-July
5s 2000
8c Pacific first gold
General
86
100% 100%
and refund M 3%s series O 1990—April-Oct
First
107
83
100%
__
June-Dee
96 %
102%
100
44
Virginia Ry—
West
&
115%
%
93
94%
*94
Orleans RR—
New
First and refund M 3 %s series B
105% 107%
__
*100%
114%
•111
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
Afay-Not
O 2011
2%s series D 1985
Corp 3s debentures 1965
105% 105%
April-Oct
High
of St Louis—
Terminal RR Assn
96%
101%
Texas
105%
Low
NO.
High
99%
—
*109%
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked.
'
Refund and lmpt M 4s series
*109%
Bonds
Thursday's
or
Low
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs
Sale Price
100 %
96%
II
Week's Range
Last
Period
101
*105%
1965
Interest
High
97%
98%
guaranteed 4s ser H I960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-NoY
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-dm
debentures
3
New York Stock Exchange
Low
*101
Consolidated
3%s
APRIL
Jan. 1
__
*103%
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
High
*98%
1957—Afay-NOT
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
WEEK
Thursday
Thursday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
Pills bury Mills, Inc 3y«s s f debs 1972
-June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer 8c Lake Erie 27/8s 1996__June-D«o
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser P 1953__June-Dee
FOR
Week's Range
Last
*100%
—
101%
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st
99
98%
99
25
98%
93%
-Jan-July
mortgage 4s series A 1997
4%s series A Jan 2022
May
ASecond mtge inc
91
93%
51
91
*111
113%
w
95%
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
Second 4s
Wabash RR
_May-Noe
inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
certificates 1989
4s bond
-■
gold 4s 1968— _June-Deo
.Aprll-Oct
Depot 3vas B 1971
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989- _May-Noo
Mar-Sept
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Seaboard Air Line
1st
3%s
3s
s
f debentures
1977
—
Corp coll trust
7s
debs
conv
debentures
Warren
'J'.
•
98%
101
....
•'
97%
97%
2
97
.April-Oct
91%
91
91%
8
91
32%
32%
1
30
32%
105%
1983
—
-
_
West
Ry 2%s 1994
__
——
1
92%
♦76
——
Western Pacific RR
92%
1st
111
95
92
77%.
4%s
Gold
4%s
4%s
1981
104
103% 104%
59
May-Nov
May-not
1969
Gold
Mar-Sept
A 1977
103
103
103%
103
102%
105%
102 y8102%
68
101%
103%
102%
*98
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
San Fran Term
103%
First
105%
98
E 1986
94%
117% 118
10
117 %
120 %
101 % 102
31
101%
103 y8
107%
107% 107%
10
107%
109
6
107%
110%
108
conv
109
*108
109
90
90
14
90
89%
debs
subord
104
106%
103
103
103
96
96
1958
95%
67%
67%
67%
99
100
June-Dee
1967—
97%
100
101 %
101%
104%
7
100%
101
99%
101% 102
100% 100%
*102%
101%
23
22
98%
97%
*__
101%
97%
96%
—
*63
65
91
91
81%
80%
63%
33
79%
79
76%
77%
79%
4s
of
65%
106%
99%
26
96%
101%
105% 106%
274
105%
112%
89%
90
46
73
93%
♦92%
10
93%
97'a
89%
Yonkers Electric Light 8c Power
96%
92
95%
92
Deferred
delivery
sale
2%s 1976—Jan-July
not
included
__
__
In
a
94 y4
97%
*93
91
101
the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
included in the year's range,
n Under-thc-rule sale not Included in the year's range,
r Cash sale
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
_
tCompanies reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 •*
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Thursday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds selling flat.
a
91%
94%
90
94
*__
89%
98%
*100
102%
(Indiana)—
convertible debentures 1982
general
92
95
5
96%
*__
97%
103%
101%
94%
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepi
Jan-July
May -Nov
April-Ocl
Jon-July
96%
95
15
93
98%
♦—
April-Ocf
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
Jan-July
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
27/8s debentures
1973
May-No®
3Vas
67
102
108y4
109
April
ASpokane Internatl first gold 4%s 2013
Products Co Inc—
5s
63
7
*92
1949
Jan-July
deposit
S ASu & Du div and term first 4s 1936—May-Hot
A Certificates of deposit
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1978
June-Deo
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s 1971———Jan-July
Standard Coil
Standard Oil Co
52
.Jan-July
.
3s
68%
56
64%
102%
_Mar-Sept
debentures 1965
Co first mortgage
ACerticifates
64%
66
63
65
.Jfar-flept
1980—
1971
&
gAFirst
95%
117%
101 %
April-Ocf
May-Nor
1985
1983
3%s debentures
94 %
80
105%
105
102
_Jan-July
A 1981—
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
85%
77
78 y8
*93
Jan-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Bell Tel 2%s debs
Southwestern
84
__
78
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
102%
104
102
65%
637/a
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
*84%
Jan-July
Jan-July
First mortgage 2y4s series G 1961
Jan-July
6outhern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
ApriZ-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
April-Oct
Devel and general 6%s series A 1956—ApriZ-Oct
First
ser
1970
mortgage 3y4s series D 1967
3%s
Wilson
98
Southern Pacific RR Co-First mortgage 2%s series
101%
14
104% 104%
Co—
3%s
95
95
95
104%
-Non
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C
(Oregon Lines)
102% 103%
*101
Jan-July
April-Oct
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
80%
Southern Pacific Co—
First
103%
57
104%
102%
20
Union Telegraph Co—
debentures
2%s
'
114%
54
98
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
—-
80
ref mtge
30-year 5s 1960
4%s debentures series A
97%
89%
&
Western
110
75
58
*—
Jan-July
guaranteed 2361
4s
registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
1st mtge 4%s series B 1976
98
88%
97
81%
*55
May -Nov
Jan-July
1974
4s
107%
111
90
*
Jan-July
_Jan-July
15
95%
*89
104 7/8
first
79
787/b
May-noy
guaranteed 1979
Electric 3 Vis
Shore
85%
95%
112% 113 %
113
April-Oct
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
1966
3%s 2000
West Penn Power 3y2s series I 1966
101 %
97
„
89%
—_
95%
_Jan-JuIy
434
99
88%
*110
—
—
1987-
Indiana
106%
*
__
_
1985
debentures
105
Penn
84
21
Corp—
ref gtd gold
General mortgage 3s
West
93
—.
first
RR
(subord)
debs
conv
16
96
95%
*70
May-Noy
3y4s 1976
debentures
87%
84%
84
84
85%
88%
*87%
April
April
Feb-NOY
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
93%
96%
97%
3V4s series B 1971—
conv
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
101 %
93%
96%
•
*96 %
Co
Petroleum
3%s
93%
April-Oct
1941.._Feb-Autf
1979
2%s debentures
2%s
118%
112%
91%
*93%
mm
rn+mm
Jan-July
Jan-July
_
Southern
Walworth
108
107
100%
Corp—
siUsord
mtge Income 4V4s series B Jan 1991
118
108% 109%
*98%
'mm
June-Deo
-
Skelly C»%s debentures 1965
—
June-Deo
Socony-Wtbuum Oil 2%s 1976April-Oct
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Southern Bell Telephone 81 Telegraph Co—
3s
100%
*91
.June-Dec
& Sons 2%s 1966
*§ASileslan-Amer
3%s
98
—i'
109%
4s income series A Jan 1981
First mortgage
——
*95
Map-NoY
.Mar-Sepl
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982_
Shell Union Oil 2%s debentures 1971
Oil
Gen
Warren
debentures 1974
Sinclair
101%
Co—
Gen mtge
RR Co—
mtge 3s series B 1980
Seagram (Jos E)
112
•
Union
Paul
.....
*100% 103
—-
St Paul & Duluth first cons
St
111
101%
,'' '
97%
.—
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
weekly
In the
and
current year.
range for week ended april 3
_
Thursday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
1
warrants.^
Acme Wire Co
Aero
Supply
Manufacturing--!^
Air Associates
Inc (N J)
_!„
Air-Way Electric Appliance—!
footnotes
see
5'A
26
page
31.
1
Sales
Shares
Range Since Jan
Low
3,600
7%
Jan
9% Mar
Airfleets Inc
1%
4,200
1
Feb
1%
Jan
Alabama Great Southern
5%
5%
2,800
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
Alabama
350
25%
Apr
200
3%
Jan
27
3%
29
Feb
3%'Feb
Alaska
All
preferred
Power 4.20%
Airlines Inc
American
2%
*
2%
Engineering Co
Airlines Inc
Allegheny Corp warrants
7
__
Apr
3% Feb
9%
Jan
13% Mar
Allied
Internat'l
6%
Jan
8 Ve
Feb
Allied
Products
12%
Jan
14 %
Jan
Altes Brewing
4,000
2%
1,100
100
13%
U%
7
14'/a
2,500
1
50
100
1
10c
1
—
1
Alles & Fisher common
11%
13%
3
Investing cap stock—1
(Mich)
Co
for Week
common
.
5
1
of Prices
* Low
Par
High
1
25%
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
Sales
Last
STOCKS
for Week
High
8%
^.
Week's
Thursday
Allegheny
5
1
—3
8%
3%
1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
!,
Ainsworth Manufacturing comjjion
For
1
—10
common
Adams Hat Stores Inc
8%
lVa
.
Acme Aluminum Alloys--——
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
ABC Vending Corp
ACF-Brill Motors
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Friday, and a holiday on the Exchange). It is compiled from the report 01
whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on
1953 and ending Thursday April 2, 1953 (Friday April 3 being Good
American Stock Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security
March 30,
the
record
yearly
—
—
.—
13% 14%
106% 106 %
—
5%
2%
5%
2%
2%
3ft
2%
3%
—
3%
26%
3%
7%
3%
26%
2%
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
13
Jan
157/a
Feb
130
103
Jan
109%
Jan
Mar
99%
Jan
'
94
—
5%
2%
3
3ft
7%
3%
27%
3%
High
800
2,600
4%
Jan
6% Mar
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
2,000
2%
Jan
3%
14,400
2ft
Jan
3% Mar
200
6%
Jan
7% Ma?
800
3%
Ap?
1,000
2%
Feb
500
25 %
Jan
28 % Mar
Jan
3% Mar
2,100
2Va
27
,
1
Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
The
28
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
FOR
RANGE
APRIL 3
WEEK ENDED
Week's
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
Aluminum
91%
91%
91%
100
14
100
preferred—
$3.75 cumulative
14
14%
400
4%
1,900
23
Industries common———*
25c
15
gAmerican Bantam Car Co class A—1
Ambrook Industries Inc new
Air Filter 5%
American
Rubber
Hard
American
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
American
Maracaibo Co_
American
"%
">8
Natural Gas Co
class A
100
Feb
25
Jan
Central
Jan
25% Mar
Central
Power & Light 4%
5%
6
10,500
4%
Feb
6% Max'
25%
26
2,800
33'A
33'A
32
33
33 %
57
59
Charis
Feb
9%
Jan
12% Mar
Feb
18% Mar
18%
21,200
9%
o 1 :t
3 Vs
16,300
2U
Feb
y3A-
9%
300
8%
Feb
10% Mar
15%
325
Jan
16%
Jan
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
Clark
4
Jan
4%
Feb
*
16
9%
9%
Jan
Circle Wire & Cable
15%
_
15
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
shares
2.40
——
Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Arkansas
&
Equipment Corp
Associated
■A"
22%
11%
Jan
18.% Mar
Coastal
Jan
10% Mar
Cockshutt
Tel
&
22
23
19%
18%
20%
24'A
Jan
Colonial
53%
Jan
Colonial
(The)
22% Mar
Atlantic Coast Fisheries—
—1
7"%
1
Automatic
Voting Machine—Ayshire Colleries Corp common
7%
14%
--1
—
Automatic Steel Products Inc
14%
20.%
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
7
7,000
12%
200
4%
600
9
7%
Jan
Mar
11
21
5 A
Corp
5'A
Jan
18 V2
13
Jan
13% Mar
3%
3%
15,100
"2%
"2%
"2%
37,400
"7%
"7%
"7%
10.900
107A
1
10%
11%
900
1
common
50c
Eeau-Brummell Ties common
1
Beckman
Shoe Corp
Instruments Inc
1
14'A
Benson & Hedges
,
Bickford's Inc
Mar
common
*.4
;
sBlauner's
common
(Si
& Co common:
(H C) Co
Jan
6
16
British
Cent
Cork
Drug
Co
36.%
Jan
46
Feb
10
10%
600
23
■
10
—
23%
3,400
90
3%
9%
4
200
3%
-
10%
10%
3%
10 3 4
5%
5%
24%
21%
17,100
..
6%
24 "2
25,
22
24Va
200
19%
20
-
Day
Mar
13%
15
15
175
Feb
•
l
■
36%
100
cumulative junior preferred
-Brown Rubber Co common—
10
1
2.50
common.
Mills Ltd class B__
*
_
7%
11%-
11%
97%
11V*
98
7%
200
7%
15,800
9
100*.
13
12 %
6
5%
13%
.
12%
12 Va
13%
•16%
17.%
500
50c
20 y*
-.-P'
—
*.4*
19% .20%
/
'
FebJan
12%
&,
Mines
.19
preferred.
Sullivan,:.—
—2.50
Ltd—
110
—
17
5,700
Calamba
Sugar
Estate
\ 1,100
10%
16%
2,800
5
lb
?/»
18,000
4%
6,700
Mar
■
Feb
Oil
&
Gas
.
h
6-%'A
Canada
prefereneer-—
Southern
Oils
8%
Jan
Canadian Canners
>
Co
Ltd
1
Ltd
common—
Canadian
Dredge k Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Industries Ltd—
W
♦
7>-preferred—
;
10% Mar
19%
Jan
4 V«
A. Jan
3%
Jan
,%
•
5
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Coii
Carnation
1
4%-4%-
Co
10 3
8
6
12%
10%
6
13%
900
3%Feb
/
3,500
10%
6
23 y2
%
24 ',2
.«.«
10%
11%
,.6%
•V 6.%
4%
26
7%
2.50
Carolina Power & Light $5
pfd—
Carr-Consolidated, Biscuit
Co
22,400
■
-
Jan
12,% Feb10% Jan
24,400
125
31,40<r
44;800 •>*
5 Li
Feb-
^American dep rets A ord
.American dep rets B
(J W) Co common
see
page 31.
1
9%
300
8%
500
8Va
17%
Jan
Jan
300
Jan
10%
%
Jan
9
Jan
19 Va
4,100
4%
73 Va
72%
ii Mar
"
%
-
5
73%
5,800
1 •;
%
3,300
7%
7%
200
11
■
10%
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100
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500
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325
5%
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500
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1,400
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•
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114%
Jan
2%
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footnotes
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4% Mar
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5,300
14%
3%
80%
5
26
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}{! Mar
5%
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1
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6 y2 Mar
Malleable
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Jan
1,500
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shares of
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11
68
•
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•
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40
Jan
8%
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.♦
Dragon Cement Co Inc^——i_^___io
Draper Corp common——*>'
«.♦
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common..
9%
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11%
—2
—I
8%
17%
—25c
Driver Harris Co„
Duke Power Co
Jan
27%
24%
19.50
CareyiEaxter & Kennedy Inc.—
200
8%
•—*
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.
common_i__—-iCs
Carman & Co
Mar
Feb
Feb
7
Jan
36
%
partic
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-
Jan
,.100
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25
1,200
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,
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20
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Canadian Atlantic Oil
V
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Canada BreAd Co Ltd.
Canada Cement Co Ltd common......*
4,800
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Dominion Tar & Chemical,Co Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd commom
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:
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4'A
12 %
III
Co
Camden Fire Insurance—.
i
i
,4%
*
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27 Va
36
9
1
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-Feb
8
15% Mar
*
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26%
36
LtdJl——__ijt__2.50
Domestic Finance Co.rR commoni %^i-1
Dominion Bridge. Co LtdI_^_„
18 >A Mar
Jan
10
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—_
8%
1V4
Jan
*
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California Electric Power
26%
6 V4
1
Dobeckmun Co common—
Dome Exploration
14% Mar
9®/»- Feb
—
15%
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100
Feb
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
Mar
6%
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■
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7% Mar
•*
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10
16
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35%
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7%
500
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.American
.
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12 V»
1,800
6%
—10
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50% Mar
xl4
.
7.% Mar
'
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16%. Jan
•'*
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10% Mar
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1
18
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100
;
5% Jan
1,700
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'
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•
12% Mar
Feb
12
2,100
-
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1 D
28 Va
1,500
13%
7%
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8
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96-*,
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—
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47%
v
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37
12%
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Budget Finance Plan
Jan
21% Mar
.
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4,300
29 y4
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:
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Jan
Jan
.
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(E L) Co
36%
-
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Detroit
-
2%
34%
*
28 VH
12%
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Feb
14
13% Mar,-.
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:
--
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Feb
9
14%
Dayton Rubbery Co class A^%i__^____35
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22,%
18% Mar
3,000
1 Ve
1
preferred
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25>A Mar
24
Feb
15 %
*
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7% Mar
•
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12% Mar
Da itch Crystal. Dairies Inc—l____1
i
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19% Mar
2,600
-
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dep rects ord regular—10s
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Burma
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100
1,400
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D
3% Jan
30%, Jbn
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4%
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20%
4%-Jan
8%
207/'«
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13% Mar
Curtis Lighting Inc common
2.50
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,
5% Mar-
'
—
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?
.
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Jan
2,600
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10% Mar-
3,600
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2%
Jan
1%
2,800
——
common.
Mar
800
67 %
2%
14%
Cuban Tobacco common
24
700
11,100
4%
13%
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90
<'• 3% Mar
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Jan
74
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50
Feb
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1
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Feb
16
*
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5
.
British Celanese Ltd—
American
Jan
14%
—
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American dep rets ord regular
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10%
*
12%
600
4,300
4%
10%
Crystal Oil Refining common
■
350
900
Jan
18
.4,600
21
4%
9%
——
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—
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—
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-
300
13'A
20%
■;
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1
———
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6% Mar
15
Jan
19%
12%
;■',.
4%
——10
Crowley Milner & Co_.
Jan
11%
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51,100
50c
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*
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(The)
Mar
90
20c
British American Oil Co
Croft
13
—
Feb
Jan
12%
dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
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Creole
40%
14 %
5%
19
"01
Ltd—
Jan
ll'A
5%
Feb
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9%
common———
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23
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord__*
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Bridgeport Gas Light Co
•
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
Class A—
.'
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3%
400
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3%
~4%
0
10%
40%
Jan
Apr
5V4
8%
:
38%
39
8%
30%
—1
class A
100
'
500
20%
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5% Jan
14% Mar
10% Mar
35 V4 Jan
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1
20%-
Reynolds common..
800
•
5%
Feb
Feb
"9%
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preferred
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*
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17
Jan
4%
*
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1
Gear Works
Feb
Jan
33 7A
10
Mines—.
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--
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13%
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American
2% Mar
i
Feb
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70'A
non-voting
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Mar
1% Mar
4%
Apr
9V2 Apr
34V8 Jan
30 3'4
9%
*
39%
15
prior cumulative preferred—100
Borne Scrymser Co—
5
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B
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.
Feb
Jan
4
ll'A
5% %
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$1
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s23
5%
♦
common
Jan
_9
8%
42
14 Va
2%
Varnish Co—
12'A
— —
Bohack
Coro
11% Mar
v
14%
1,300
31,200
30%
Foundry & Machine Co—_1
Cornucopia
Jan
500
——
Blumenthal
Jan
8%
200
3
j
10%
21 %
14%
5%
*■
Var
39%
J*.
1
common
Feb
5,000
«...
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:
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Birdsboro Steel Fdry <k Mach Co com-41
Starr & Gorham class A
♦
;
3
2
5%
137/8
5Vb
Apr
Jan
28%
4,900
5%
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12%
1
Black
-
Jan
15%
2
5>A
1
39 Va
Bell Telephone of Canada common—25
Ben.rus Watch Co Inci
•
8
5%
1%
4%
Feb
21% Jan
23% Mar
Feb
9
2,350
5'A
71%
Class A voting
Mar
15 lA
5%
-A-
1
Bellanca Aircraft common
i
4
~73/b
v
--
2
1
Beck
—
33
31%
8%
40%
lVa
(H) Distillery Ltd—
Corroon &
1
Bearing Specialists Inc
;
Jan
•
Inc
32
1
Royalty Oil
Paint &
Corby
Class
—
,
3 V4
6
6 Vs Mar
Easic
(AS)
200
25
10c
—
Commercial
Cook
Feb
15%
500
3%
-—50c
& Co
~9%
Car-Na
Continental
4%
2,100
13%
shares
Ltd
(L)
9%
Air Lines Inc.—'--——1.25
Jan
3,100
17%
13%
75c
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Baumann
_9%
1
Consolidated Mining
Jan
5%
16
de los Andes—
Refractories
Feb
——1
Liquidating
Consolidated
Jan
13%
1
Oil
21%
100
10
Fund Inc
Engineering Corp
Consolidated
Mar
16
1
Rubber common,——
American
1,500
8%
19 Va
1956
to
Continental
1
Baldwin
Banff
23%
8%
Continental
Baker-Raulang Company—
Banco
Jan
22%
8%
Continental
A
Securities
20%
22%
Jan
24% Jan
%. Jan
0
Consolidated Gas Utilities.--
Mar
5% Mar
19% Mar
2,000
Jan
15
Jan
ext
Vtc
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Baldwin
1,800
10c*
Hotel Inc—
Consolidated
B
Class
5,000
21'A
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
116%
Jan
15,200
20 'A
19%
~1
20'A
1
Community Public Service.-
Mar
152
Feb
10%^
10%
3
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Jan
5%
4%
4%
•
7%
14%
Jan
108
475
112
109
-
1.000
2%
2%
2%
50
Atlas
A
128
240
142
135
"~%
20%
20
Machinery & Eng Corp
Commodore
7% Jan
% Mar
Feb
II
—50
*
1
1
Manufacturing Co
Columbia
22%
I5a Jan
Jan
5
1
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
10% Mar
Feb
6V4
1
5
Corp
Airlines
Feb
Jan
1,300
%
%
U
138
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Corp warrants—Atlas Plywood Corp
Mar
10%
A_
4
Equipment Co—
Farm
14
22,
11,800
£1
class
74
Development ordinary
Colt's
American dep rets reg
11
Jan
Oils
Caribbean
50
1.000
22'A
Associated Laundries of.America——*
Tel
Colon
117% Feb
114'A Mar
—50
Electric Industries—
Associated
116
116
*
Jan
Club Aluminum Products Co
10%
-2.50
—
10
70
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
15%
9V2 Mar
50
17% Mar
1,200
Feb
Apr
450
12% Feb
30,300
37
Jan
6%
Mar
1,000
24% Mar
18%
7%
600
Jan
9
11%
Apr
10%
9,500
Feb
10
Jan
71%
Apr
15%
Jan
36
10%
Jan
10%
30
8%
Jan
10% Mar
Feb
7%
300
200
Co
Hosiery
10%
9%
89
70%
—
Inc
Neon
Claussner
16%
*
8%
7%
llVs
10
11%
% Mar
20%
3,400
Claude
Jan
10
100
37
*79
Mar
7
14
109
Jan
7%
12,700
17
8%
36 Va
—-—1.
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Mar
101
14,500
11%
16
Feb
8%
9%
Mar
9% Mar
6%
Manufacturing Co—
*
convertible preferred
4%%
20%
11%
16%
9%
77
84
6%
Clark Controller Co
Clarostat
22% Mar
75
6'A
D L Co—
(The)
—10
Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro
:
260
3,300
16%
*
—
Power
21%
5
preferred
3,200
17%
10
9%
5
class A non-voting
Common
6%
9%
i
w
600
102
101
1
Gas common
Natural
4%
16%
17%
pfd__100
1
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp w i
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
1
Inc—
Cameras
Argus
7
4%
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing
5,100
6 %
6%
900
6%
Stamping
Auto
10
84
29% Mar
24'/a Feb
6'A
City Specialty Stores inc
4 VstVe
convertible preferred
211
£1
common
15%
18%
City
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Corp
40
Feb
10
——5
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
4%
1.300
2
Products
Jan
200
10 %
77
4'A
2.50
Chamberlin Co of America
Jan
4%
10 %
Jan
700
Jan
Mjj.
6% Jan
5% Mar
6'A Jan
4% Mar
Jan
22%
8
4%
4%
10%
26%
200
9%
10
17%
"4%
100
24%
84
__
Aircraft Co common
Cessna
Jan
62% Mar
13% Mar
400
14%
14%
34%
Feb
Mar
57
3,300
A
4%
28%
24
_9%
100
10
.—-2
Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
33 % Mar
32%
125
.■■■
27%
Jan
5
1™8
17 .4
Feb
4% Mar
4% Mar
28 Va
.
--1
Century Electric
Jan
25% Mar
31
50
5%
High
v
5%
13,300
7,200
4'/2
.
pfd
Jan
5
--
Ohio Steel Products
21%
x24
16 %
6Vb
77
400
Feb
600
2,300
4%
5j7d
preferred
3.50%
12% Jan
10% Mar
700
Jan
47
Jan
11
*
Mines Ltd-
Lead
Post
.44
25
17%
5%
__
preference $1.40 series
Central Maine Power Co
•4Ve
5
l
Low
700
6!«
•
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Jan.
4 'A
17
—1
Conv
11/2 Mar
Jan
16
1
1
—
Shares
High
4 Ve
17
preference $1.50 series
Conv
5%
2
5
5
5
Writing Paper common
Anacon
Jan
24
*
Seal-Kap common
Thread 5% preferred
Anchor
Jan
1%
24%
57 %'
American
22'A
10%
,r
American
4% Mar
v
Jan
Feb
25%
Potash & Chem class A
Republics
Jan
%
23%
pfd—25
American
Oil Development
3%
Cenco
24%
24%
—
American
American
45%
45%
20
com_—25
—1
6%
Jan
2,000
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Corp of America—
Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Catalin
Feb
16%
1%
Meter Co————
American
24 %
Feb
20%
25
Co—
American
American
Amurex
4%
4%
Jan
12%
pfd
conv
Beverage common—
-1
Book Co——
——1«0
American
Low
4 Va
Castle
Jan
95
91% Mar
*
Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
for Week
of Prices
Par
Casco Products common
Aluminum
American
1
High
Low
High
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
America
of
Co
Low
Range Since Jan.
Shires
of Prices
Par
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Thursday
'
onday, April
(1496)
65
9%
-155
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Ir'
4
Eureka Corporation
Warrants
Eureka Pinp
—
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,
1
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19,500
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2 Va
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450
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500
5%
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34,700
Jan
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3,000
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Feb
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.
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Jan
T
Feb
;
Jan
35
Jan
Jan
Mar
1
1.
2%
Feb
.
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9%
19%
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600
-
Jan
28 V<
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r
200
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Feb
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18
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600
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Mar
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Jan
116 :'
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225.
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65
27
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Esquire Inc
30
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9%
156
145%.146Vv
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common::
Equity Corp commoh.u.
i.
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.
30 %
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29
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11
-
68
9 Va
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class B____
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cemmou-;-^.
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Electrographic Corp
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28%
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Feb
Jan
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Jan
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Number 5209
177
olume
The Commercial and Financial
...
(1497)
Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
American Stock Exchange
SajfJPrice
Par
FOR
WEEK
APRIL
ENDED
3
Sales
Range
for Week
Last
of Prices
Low
Last
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Instrument
&
Camera
Fairchild
B
Class
25
9
25%
2
111"
600
«
7
_10
%
2%
7%
23%
69
68'/a
28% Mar
Jan
7,900
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
40,900
6 la
*
41
7
6 '/a
120
67
Mar
IS
Jan
73%
Jan
10 %
10%
200
10%
Jan
11
9 Va
1
Flying Tiger Lines Inc
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class A non-voting__
97/a
11,700
8%
Jan
10%
9%
_____1
#
64'/a
64
«
73
70%
>66
1,500
73
425
Mar
Jan
American deposit
rets ord re
7%
8
7%
:
'%
-1.25
69% Mar
Kleinert
Jan
73% Mar
Knott
(I Bi
6%
Jan
8
Mar
Kropp
6%
%
67«
6%
.5
Co
'%
7
12,300
5A
Feb
12
Jan
300
6%
Jan
7%
6%
Jan
7%
preferred
5%
975
11
'Gellman Mfg Co
Jan
Corp
General
11%
11%
American
rets ord
dep
2%
2,000
2%
2%
700
General Fireproofing
common
(A C)
,
Jan
108
Mar
2%
Jan
99%
Jan
Jan
Mar
117
Feb'
Mar
108%
Feb
Feb
12%
400
Feb
40
29%
100
650'
13
Mar
v
9%
13%
17
13,200
1.800
600
45
-47
V.
"70
;
Feb
8% Mar
12%
26
■
75
86%
1%
26%
1%
27
29,600
23%
250
7
19
18%
24
7%
20%
400
—
7
Jan
Mar
2%
55%
Feb
15%
22
11%
stock—
1st preferred————
2%
13% Mar
27%
Feb
3% Mar
Jan
60
Jan
Mar
45
82%
52
Feb
1%
46
Jah
Jan
86% Mai1% Mar
Mar
52%
Jan
Feb
27%
Feb
22
Jan
25% Mar
300
5%
Jan
1,500
16%
Jan
8
21%
Mar
Mar
Hydraulics
625
146
Feb
159 % Mar
134%
80
131
Jan
135%
2%
2%
Jan
10,200
2%
Jan
55
177a
2
Inc„;—.—
Griesedieck Western Brewery
158 %
56%
1,000
53%
Jan
17%
187 b
2,000
14%
Jan
18
13%
350
17
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
11%
.
55
-25
18%
•
c
2% Mar
57% Mar
x21
Feb
Feb
Hamilton Bridge Co
Ltd
Light
Electric
Hartford
Harvard
Brewing Co
Hastings
Mfg ; Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc_
Havana Lithographing Co
.—
Hazeltine
SHearn
Corp
Dept Stores
Hecla Mining
Class
A
5 % ',r
4W
preferred
preferred
w
w
A
Holophane Co common
Inp
&
Hardart
&
Hardart
Manischewitz
Communication
Power
Massey
Co—__
Ltd
Co
Harris
McKee
Jan
2,200
2%
Jan
2,300
29
25%
Jan
Mfg
Menasco
Oil <te
&
Food
2,400
—
Textile
Metal
preferred—
Jan
$1
Midvale
Feb
2%
Midwest
Feb
Miller
Jan
convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5'/c
pfd
Piping
1
3%
Feb
7% Mar
Feb
8% Mar
11%
Jan
11%
Jan
14% Mar
16%
Jan
50c
common
4V27<
Public
50
41
100
13% Mar
15
Jan
100
preferred series B__100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
0
Moody Investors participation pfd
41
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Jan
16
Jan
Mountain
Jan
46% Mar
41
5
Products
~4%
102%
Feb
107
Jan
27% Mar
30
Mar
Feb
Jan
4%
100
34%
4%
32
32%
10
2,900
4% Mar
20%
Jan
74%
Feb
Jan
4 % Mar
5
Jan
38% Mar
-41
common
14%
16
16%
2,700
14% Mar
6
20%
receipts registered—£1
33%
1,300
Feb
5
1
Co—
37
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
Feb
7%
Feb
95%
86
98
330
95%
Apr
100
84%
95%
88
1,850
84%
Apr
100%
21
Mar
25
Mar
Jan
Mar
—
xll3% Mar
27
28%
10
27%
10%
10%
2,200
5%
11,400
47 a
5
14,200
103%
Jan
32%
1,300
110% 113
110%
A__^__41
1
Service
10%
Jan
_
33 % Mar
7%
of
Industries
7,100
10
33%
34%
Jan
32%
25%
Jan
30% Mar
10
Apr
11% Mar
^
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
———100
Manufacturing
v.
Ironite Inc
t c_—41
1
Irving Air Chute
1
81
__
13%'
2,400
10%
1,900
4%
—
14%
9%
13%
9%
4%
1,200
t
10%
Feb
Jan
9% Jan
4% Mar
84
Jan
14% Mar
12
5%
Jan
Jan
Muntz
-1
TV Inc
Murray Ohio
Mfg Co.,
v
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Julian <fc Kokenge Co
—._—10c
1—l4"
4%
Jupiter Oils Ltd
15c
4V«
17%;
lrt
.
4%
Feb
5%
.
2%
Jan
15,000
37/a
Jan
5'A Mar
17%
50
16%
Jan
17% Mar
3.,'rf
7,100
2%
Feb
3% Mar
V-/a
'
-
913
&
400
478
Kaiscr-Frazer
Corp
Kansas Gas & Electric
-1
4%% pfd___100
Inc
Alfalfa
National
Kennedy's Inc
—5
—
footnotes
see
page
31.
■'.[
5%
44,000
3%
Jan
103% Mar
57/« Mar
105
Jan
—
'
227*
41
Co
5
13
23
300
22%
Jan
25% Mar
127a
13
200
11%
Jah
13
Apr
—
Dehydrating
Jan
11% Mar
18 Va
Jan
21% Mar
Jan
—
13%
14%
—
—
—
13%
—
--
47%
3%
—
8%
U
7%
8%
1
Jan
8
8 Va
Apr
9
IS
Jan
1% Mar
Jan
7%
7%
500
7
2%
162
—
5%
16%
104%
—
—
19%
3%
30%
—
8
Mar
Feb
Feb
13Ta
1,900
13
Jan
14 'A Mar
15%
1,700
13'A
Jan
15%
Jan
12%
13'«
1412
12%
100
12%
Jan
13
Jan
50
24%
Jan
26% Mar
14%
Jan
26
26
15%
15%
5
5
1,750
24%
2%
5%
Feb
1,700
17 % Mar
Feb
20%
Jan
200
3
27s
5%
5
2,700
'i;.
28'A
Jan
Mar
29
3% Mar
5% Mar
700
4%
Jan
32%
50
30'%
Feb
14%
2,300
13 %
Jan
100
101%
Jan
103% Mar
Jan
25'% Mar
5%
32'/2
13%
103
102 Va
24-%
22
700
25%
33
Va Mar
15 Va
V
Jan
47%
3%
49%
6,500
44 Va
Jan
57%
Jan
3%
2,600
2%
Jan
4
Mar
95%
95%
80
95 %
95%
140
2%
1,300
93%
2%
162
95% Mar
Jan
102
—
Mar
3% Mar
6%
300
7
Feb
1,500
6%
2%
1,300
3%
,
6% Mar
59
Jan
300
3%
Jan
94
Feb
2%
103%
Jan
96% Mar
3%
Jan
169
Jan
Jan
163
36%
80
162
Apr
37
125
36
Jan
37% Mar
4%
Jan
5% Mar
14%
Feb
5%
16%
2,900
16%
x5%
10,800
104%
50
i,A
103
15,250
4%
103
100
liv
4%
3%
19%
3 V2
Apr
li!
17 Va Mar
114
Mar
1% (.Mar
Apr
5 % Mar
4% Mar
300
3%
Apr
20%
450
19%
Apr
3%
7,400
33%
1,100
8%
700
27
Jan
8%
2,000
8
Jan
8% Mar
600
16
Jan
17% Mar
3%
30%
8%
8
17%
16%
•
3% Mar
23
25%
Jan
4%
3% Mar
Jan
33% Mar
9% Jan
Jah
8% Mar
Jan
28
4%'
1
5
1,500
37 b
Jan
5 % Mar
6%
7%
5,500
6
Feb
87A
2%
&
1
Co
Milling
6%
_1
2%
2%
4,300
2%
16
6,800
14%
Feb
14
14
100
13%
Jan
National
*
Mfg & Stores common
1
Petroleum Ltd—
25c
Phoenix Industries
—10c
Pressure Cooker common—2
Radiator Co
__4
Research Corp ___________A_1
Rubber Machinery
10
Starch Products
1
Steel Car Ltd
*
Transit common
_______1
Union Radio!-,—.
30c
15%
Neptune
Meter
2%
Jan
15 %
Bellas
National
National Fuel
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
Le
Hess
common—
Gas
Mur
—
common
Co common
Dominion Oil Ltd
"2%
2%
Co
Process
York
Auction
York
&
common—
Co
common
Honduras Rosario
New York Merchandise—
New
York
Founders
Shipbuilding
shares
—
A
Jan
1%
Jan
2% Mar
400
12%
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
300
10'A
Jan
107A Mar
12%
12%
12%
1,400
12%
Apr
15%
17
16%
18 %
4,300
13%
Jan
21
17'A
17%
200
17
Jan
18% Jan
27%
27%
Feb
27%
4%
4%
500
2%
3%
5,800
10%
10%
'
2%
24
100
27%
3
207/b
200
4% Mar
Apr
Jan
1
40c
200
2
a
2%
16,200
2%
Feb
111% 113%
2,880
110%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
2%
4%
113
Jan
Mar
4
...
%
41
*
3
6,000
4
10
10
Jam:
Jan
17
18,500
.13
24
___100
—1
4%^ convertible preferred—
20
New Jersey Zinc
25
New Mexico & Arizona Land——
1
New Park Mining Co—
1
Jan
16% Mar
2%
2%
2.50
England Tel & Tel.__
Clock & Watch Co
New
1H
,
2'A
2
12%
4% Mar
J,an
24% Mar
4%
Jan
2% Mar
115%
Feb
0
2%
3%
1,300
2%
Jan
3% Mar
~6%
6%
7%
950
5%
Jan
8
55%
55 %
57%
7,000
20
19%
20%
12,000
16%
Jan
21% Mar
1%
1%
800
1%
Feb
v/i Mar
New Haven
New
5
1
10
Namm-Loeser's
New
A \ A
K
v
9'%
5,400
N
New
4%
4%
5
2.50
10
50c
common
Corp
Nachman
Nestle
1
4
2.50
Vernon-Woodbury
New British
Jeannette Glass Co common
Jerry O'Mahoney Inc
preferred
Mills
cumulative
6%■
Mt
SVs
1
1
Products
Metal
Clemens
National
*.
common___7.25
100
Rights w i
Jan
6%
Power
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Mt
Jan
4 % Mar
2,800
11
19%
cumul
States
Mar
15%
Jan
35,800
55
15 Va
5
26
2%
5
Co
Refineries
Co
Feb
18% Mar
6%
18%
+-
Feb
Feb
Jan
2%
4%
10%
18%
—
*
Jan
23%
1,500
3%
3%
7
7"%
152
9 Va
9%
—
6%
Jan
14%
3,900
.
35
3
Feb
4
26% Mar
Apr
20%
18%
17%
Jan
40
Jan
Jan
9
143%
Mar
Jan
Jan
110
34% Feb
13% Mar
7%
300
Jan
28%
50c
Mid-West
3% Mar
18
41
dividend shares—*.
Jan
4.84%
28%
40
Feb
22
1
common
Wohl
Apr
4,000
1
conv preferred—41
Jan
Mar
Feb
15
2,400
common
Mid-West Abrasive
30
20%
Jan
Products—
non-cum
Co
13%
Jan
14
1,400
2.50
41
10
.
Middle States Petroleum
$2
Jan
18
500
35
1
Micromatic Hone Corp
Corp
33%
306
1,100
15
33%
,
14%
900
3%
12%
13%
20%
14%
1
Corp
Bumper
13
19%
—.
33 V#
<•
65%
Feb
—-15
Inc_
Brothers
Michaels
Jan
4%
100
Feb
15 Va
2 4Vz
1
25c
Corp common
Participating
5%
12
12%
8,700
112%
Jah
13%
1
1
3%
Jan
1378
32 y8
Service common
68
111%
1,400
23'A
Missouri
3%
Feb
7,800
14%
Molybdenum Corp —
Monogram Pictures common—
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40V' cumulative preferred
66%
15%
32%
Feb
68
1474
23%
71% Mar
600
44%
14%
477a Mar
Jan
99
28%
Jan
42 %
Jan
Jan
104
44 7A '
46
Mar
14
24'% Mar
70 %
22%
Jah
29 V'4
10%
94% Mar
147
18
Feb
13%
10%
120
22 >/4
Feb
25% Mar
Jan
110
146
'
Feb
71"
;
16%
4,000
'
9%
95*/a
44
40% Mair
9% Mar
———
—
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
19 Va
1
.
Warrants
1%
Mar
2%
26
25 Va
40
100
70
300
167 b
100
Feb
7,200
95%
3"
Jan
Apr
10%
95 %
3
674
377'4
23
Jan
900
Jan
377a Mar
10 %
19%
15
67'a
50
20
18% Mar
14%
100
10%
300
2,000
6 Va
3774
20
18%
11%
6 Va
•
7 Va
5
18%
11%
Jan
1
Jan
100
7%
3%
14%
1,500
100
19%
Jan
7%
7 Va
7 Va
-p.—
__
13%
3 Va
24% Mar
,
200
7%
Jan
Jan
16%
25%
14
3
Jan
25 Va
20'/a
37%
6 Va
23
7%
57'a
Jan
1,800
~7 Va "
Jan
3%
57A .Jan
23
237i
.•
10
4%
17% Mar
Jan
-14
A.'—".
23
70
Petroleum capital stock..4"
Fireman
For
16
17%
28
3.90.Vr preferred
Kawncer
15 Va
200
9"
j Investors Royalty
;;
Jan
15%
18%
.(Canada) capital stock—4'
International
;
8'/a
1,275
104
International Products
r
Feb
8,200
28
International Metal
t
77a
13%
(Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
j Insurance Co of North America
—5
International Cigar Machinery—
^
/
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series—__s—______50
.;
300
4%
Canada!
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
{Iron
8
10%
104
Zinc. Co
Public
77a
22%
100
Imperial Tobacco
Iowa
Feb
8
10
41
,
American dep
'
97A
Scott Corp—
&
Mesabi Iron Co__
Imperial Chemical Industries-
Imperial Oil
Jah
1
Co
Chapman
Merritt
Muter Company
Illinois
7%
21 %
Inc common
—5
Refining capital stock — 4"
Manufacturing Co
5
preferred
Hygrade
Jan
9%
8%
Hydro-Electric Securities
,
4%
100
4,100
10
Hubbcll (Harvey)
Lock
500'
2-%
874
41
Co
&
Steel
5%
Jan
8%
Jan
15
—41
(AG) & Co common
Dredging '
;
Midland
11%
Jan
9
8%
—41
common—
Johnson
53% Mar
2%
4%
Feb
_10
McWilliams
Jan
11%
Feb
8 Va
800
£1
Inc common
—
McDonnell Aircraft Corp..______
580
Jan
4%,
4,600
1
*
*
Mays (J W)
50
1%
700
8 Va
1
1
*"
2
Shovel—
Marion
Oil
300
4%
8%
5
(The B)
Midland
1%
16%
4%
10
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi International Marine
Jan
1%
177r4 Mar
16%
8%
—10
16%
15
Feb
Jan
4'A
———5
Mar
xll%
7%
Mar
16%
Co
15
4V-4
A
7
Co
200
9
common
Humble
2i« Mar
«
common
15%
52%
——15
41
Baking Co
Horn
Hurd
Feb
1
(Texas)
Service
Stores
Mangel
5% Mar
—
& Co
(Geo A)
Horn
5 7r
1%
21%
5
1
*
Holly Stores Inc
Horder's
Jan
4,600
15
& Co class
.Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
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3%
4%
Public
Maine
3%
2.50
*
(R)
Jan
9.400
M
Jan
-1
10
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5%
convertible preferred
»Hoe
Feb
11%
Macklntosh-HemphiU
Jan
10c
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules Steel Products
12%
Jan
10
A
class
Corp
Lynch
4
2%
2
—100
100
1
{Heller Co common
Jan
xl07A
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd
2%
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—0
:
11%
900
■
Co
600
5%
41
Rubinstein common
Helena
200
11%
1
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4,000
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5
-—25c
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Co
12%
11
41
Steel
Star
Lone
2%
27%
Jan
12%
5
5
Class B
Locke
4%
53%
28
ls
1
5
■
Inc
Groceterias
15
1
Jan
1
cumulative preferred
Loblaw
2%
53
15 >/■
1
common
(R G)
4%
2%
1
5
0
25
1
2
-.1
10c
41
100
5
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Michigan Sugar Co common
6','e
preferred
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Lamp Co
15% Mai¬
15%
2
Michigan Steel
'Hall
Jan
15%
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Realty
Le Tourneau
Michigan
iHaelan Laboratories Inc
Jan
14 V4
17A
Monotype Machine
Salle Extension University
Mead
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__1
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12
400
4«A
Delaware
Feb
Jan
134
100
Non-voting common
Jan
3,700
US
.
Ltd
Mar
155
155
fy
%
Mar
Pacific Tea—
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15%
Jan
25%
—
87s Mar
97a Mar
700
4% Mar
'
86%
50
Jan
10 %
26% ' 26%
1%
——1
12%
3,100
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57
377/a Mar
■
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'50
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(Great Atlantic &
Greer
Jan
2%
3%
8%
—
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd__25
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:
103
Feb
34% Mar
3,100
23%
-41
—
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106 '
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v
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Feb
113
57
41
41
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13
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7%
Lefcourt
18 % Mar
38%
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—
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Jan
Feb
29 %
300
21%
13
9%
13
5
Godchaux Sugars class A__
Gorham
Jan
2%
Feb
10%
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21%
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:
2%
Jan
4%
10%
Feb
4%
Lanston
5%
-V.
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32%
1
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Lakey
Jan
8%
•—
4
10%
41
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Class
4%
1,900
33%c
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2V»
1,800
2%
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"—
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Shore
Lake
Lamson Corp of
99%
preferred
Gilchrist Co
Glen
105% Mar
11% Mar
——41
41
Gerity Mich Corp
1
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—1
Gilbert
Jan
Jan
2
250
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106
' " 2%
__'
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—
35%
—_20c
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Liberty Fabrics of N Y
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100
General Plywood Corp common——50c
5 Vr convertible preferred-.—
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Georgia Power $6
22%
—
9'/8
31%
Jan
L
5%
'
—
Feb
3»A
4%
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Mar
16%
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pfd A
Jan
2,500
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25
reg
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Jan
3%
3%
5
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117A Mar
Ltd—
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General
102 % Mar
5,300
2%
11%
2 la
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Alloys
convertible preferred
5%
10
104"
4
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A
21% Mar
104
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1
common
General Acceptance
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100
1
97A
35 Va
9
100
10
Rubber Co
Krueger Brewing Co—
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1—*
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34 Va Mar
87A
*
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Gatineau Power Co common.
800
Jan
11%
11%
Feb
9%
35
Jan
2,600
32%
34
1
M
Stores
(The)
10% Mar
Jan
15
Co Ltd
G
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34%
10
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Jan
3%
3%
1
1
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Lake
<D
8%
26%
35
35
50
preferred
70
2,400
6%
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(Geo A)
Fuller
50c
Kirkland
350
1,100
9 Va
9%,
*
common
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Kroy Oils Ltd—
Brewing Co
Pitt
(Peter)
Lighting
County
High
Low
9%
30%
9
29 Va
29 =
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
5
cumulative preferred
%
Kobacker
American deposit receipts bes
Fort
Fox
4
Feb
Motor of Prance—
Ford
Kings
61%
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41
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(Walter)
Klein
voting
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Ford
25
1
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—
Federated Petroleums Ltd—;
Fire Association
(Phila)-—
Fishman (M H) Co Inc—__
for Week
o£„Frices
Par
Key Co common
Fargo
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
High
Kidde
Sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Shares
1%
55
Mar
60%
57
Jan
61
10
Jan
10%
25% Mar
8
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
28% Mar
9
Feb
Corp—
1
15%
Jan
20% Jan
29
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, April
.,.
(1498)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
APRIL 3
ENDED
Week's
Thursday
Week's
Last
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18%
2,600
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Jan
19
17%
19%
11,700
16%
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3,800
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Metal
Central
North
North
21%
1,900
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Pub
Ind
Novadel-Agene
474%
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pfd—100
*
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Mar
22%
25
120
95
93 Va Mar
2,400
25
Feb
20%
Jan
4%
Mar
92
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Ohio
Brass
Ohio
Power
472s
B
preferred
103
10474
100
7,500
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2% Jan
250
48
Jan
100
102
Mar
55
27b
3
800
Oklahoma Natural Gas
15
427a
42 Va
43
500
39%
Okopite Company common
25
657a
657z
67
125
647a Mar
1
10%
107a
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40c
cumulative
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Oliver
class
Jan
974
Jan
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6
Jan
*
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400
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1
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25
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49
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Inc
49
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3,500
1
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7
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Olympic Radio &
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3
90c
Old Town Corp—
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Co
5772 Mar
104 74
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*
common
2 7a
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1
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18
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900
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25
cumulative
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cumulative preferred
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25
Southern Pipe Line
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Stahl-Meyer Inc
*
Standard Brewing Co
2.78
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1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
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—1
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(Ky)
10
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Pacific
Public
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100
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1
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class
287b Mar
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53,500
101
101
177a
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100
1272 Mar
137b
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13 74
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127b
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Parkersburg Rig & Reel
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1
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34
36
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57b
550
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2.50
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27
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1
Mar
237a
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Jan
28 V2
Jan
27
50
Apr
28%
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26,600
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57a
1
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387b
13%
1474
12,200
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38%
372
37a
677s
667b
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101
300
7
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127b
175
397b
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Mar
38%
37b
300
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distribution
Governor
.
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Gold
10c
common
Mines
Ltd
3% Jan
Jan
7072 Mar
16% Feb
Pratt
Inc.
Jan
572
Feb
3%
1,500
3%
Jan
20
200
1872 Mar
25
Mar
6%
Standard Power & Light
Common class B
Jan
27a
1,300
2
Jan
2%
27a
3
5,500
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374 Mar
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11%
350
9%
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3,600
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112
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Ryerson & Haynes
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207a Mar
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207
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207b
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15%
13%
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SSamson United
Co
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974
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common
common
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Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Schick
Schulte
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204
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9
10
1,100
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Jan
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5 7b
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common
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Scurjx/Oils Ltd
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Western Airlines
Securities Corp General
211V2
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•
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100
3272 Mar
3472
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167b
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31 Va
1874
18 74
19 74
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&
22
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Superior Portland Cement
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5
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Stinnes (Hugo)
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Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock
17
574
1
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
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28 74
0
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5
2974
1
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Talon Inc class A
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B
common
37a
137a
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common
5
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Technicolor
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13%
30
37b
700
14
if,
374
1074
31V4 Mar
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*
Texas Power & Light $4.56
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Tobacco
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257b
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Toklan Royalty
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277b
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147b
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197a Mar
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67b
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13
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Thor Corporation
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1,100
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17b
Jan
400
1474
Jan
16
Jan
60
100
2,900
77b
7%
1,200
937b
9374
947a
250
10 7b
9%
10 Vb
4,800
2 74
2 74
2 7t
600
l3b
17a
800
42%
4274
400
1
—-
in
—
„
—
3
.
52%
39
Mar
77a
Feb
Jan
92
"97b Mar
3
197b Mar
3%
872
17b
Jan
1%
417b
Feb
100
327a
Apr
37 b
2,000
2%
Feb
Jan
96% Mar
117'a
2%
32 7a
Feb
Feb
Jan
4372 Jan
Feb
2V*
217a Mar
32%
\l Mar
Jan
36%
77b
son
235% Feb
Jan
180
*
\
Jan
47s Mar
12,800
*
warrants..
Oil
14%
^
13
.
Mar
1,600
r.
Jan
5% Mar
43
7a
5,800
38%
3% Feb
47a
■
100
3874
*
--------
67b
M'ar
231
.
Feb
2%
x91%
300
Utah-Idaho'sugar5 C° comm°"»-----10
3^ Mar
674 Mar
74
1274
__
-•*
174
1
387b Mar
100
1
1
Jan
T<t
16
•
2,700
common.Z I
Consolidated
Insurance
97b
Jan
57b
Radiator common..
U S Rubber
Reclaiming Co
United Stores
Universal
Universal
Apr
26%
40 7'a
_ZZ
with
Jan
67b
1,500
47b
common.
International
1st preferred
174
13,100
39 74
preferred..
Co
100
7 74
20
Co___!_____
Foil
27b
67b
28 74 x29 74
common__50c
Conditioning Corp
Finishing
$4
17% Mar
6Va
6
297b
10% preferred
——
^
United Shoe
Marchinery common
25
Preferred
"Z25
United Specialties
common
~ x
U
13 7a
157b
Co
common.
United Profit
27b
—
67b
♦
ZZ
United Molasses Co
Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
United NJ RR & Canal
U S
1374
Investment
—
5
Canada
Omaha.ZZZZZlOO
427b Mar
16
10c
Corp.
of
United Aircraft
Products
United Elastic
Corp
United Milk Products
Feb
1
1.25
Gas
Union Oil Co of
California—
$3.75 preferred series A
Union Stock Yards of
U S
247b
1
Inc
15% Mar
60
37B
257a
50
1
common
Corp
167/8 Mar
208
327a
ordinary
Corporation
9% Mar
*
common
Petroleums
Feb
Mar
207
—
Sapphire
Jan
150
15
3 7a
Canada
1674
517a
5
Ltd
Ave
27t Jan
Feb
32Vb
of
Parts
24
I
Inc
(The)
Jan
47b
*
Co
25
*
*
Russeks
1%
22,400
20 Vb
5
Steel
Steel
Feb
22%
5
Rowe
Jan
3,100
57 b
20
4V4
Apr
2274
(Robert) & Co
Reliance Electric &
Engineering
Royalite Oil Co
57B
20 Vb
6 72
274
l
Rotary Electric Steel
57/b
57a
Jan
Amer
l
Field
Mar
.672 Mar
~2 Va
3%
9772
22%
Rice-Stix
Roosevelt
"17b
Jan
57b Mar
900
10c
Co
,;iReis
.
48
Feb
4
600
425
1
6.25
Pump Co
Shoe
Jan
Feb
x47b
8
400
28 74
10
Class B
Regal
1,700
Feb
Feb
57b
Union
A
common
Reading, Tube Corp class
-Reda
5 5/8
672
333/a Mar
247b Jan
3%
Amer
R
,.
~5 7b
200
43
5%
227b
Corp
174 Mar
•
Concrete
Feb
7 %
'
Co
Railway & Utility Investment
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond
24
"
"774
3574 Mar
26%
374
Q
-Quebec Power
•.'Oil..
Mar
5%
(The)
977a 100
30
23
23 7a
1
Feb
8% Mar
900
74
15 72
*
77b
1,800
23
23
28% Mar
>
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
Standard Tube class B
12% Mar
Jan
i7o
Jan
317b
Starrett
10 Vb
1
20V2 Mar
347b
5 7a
44%
400
100
900
1
Jan
10
267a
800
__1
Corp
26 72
317b X32 7a
1
Co...
Standard-Thomson
97b Mar
600
1.7,
Jan
4074
1,100
12
Jan
Jan
3474 x35 7b
*
*
287a
5
10
40
87a
.100
com
41
17a
*
;
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
41
12
1
1
B
112
Jan
%
10
preferred
$7
Standard
2% Jan
5.
Jan
48
32
1
common
Mar
87i Mar
40 '/a
3% Jan
21%
2
70%
Jan
3874 Mar
34%
Jan
2%
Public Service of Colorado—
(
237b
300
25c
Producers Corp of Nevada
4»/4%
37a
20
2,100
5%
2.50
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Prosperity Co class
Providence Gas
24%
5%
10
;
common
Corp of Canada
1st preferred
& Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
37a
24
50
Polaris
6%
41% Mar
Jan
1
common
Mining Co
Powdrell & Alexander
Jan
1
.
...
Power
14% Mar
103
Feb
shares__10s
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co..f
Scale
23%
1
Amer
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pneumatic
*
'5%
Ltd
<
Superior
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce
Feb
66
550
Philadelphia Company—
Pinchin Johnson
17b Mar
5%
14%
68
Perfect
Ex
6% Mar
54%
2774
27
2.50
common
Feb
43 7b Mar
,
—
Co
Corp
900
Jan
22
.25
Traffic
45
25
$1.30
Penn
67b
'4474
*
$1.32
Pennroad
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
47b Mar
—2
Penn
Standard
Feb
57s Mar
60
1274
_—2
B
lV4
53
-
11
437a Mar
26
—
Jan
102%
117b
200
28 Vb
Mar
95
25
17 Va
Apr
257b Mar
96
50
1378
Mar
26% Mar
500
9772
9672
shares__l Bol
A
27
12%
1
Park
400
27
*
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Motors
Jan
95
1011
*
common
Petroleum
3172
12%
•
preferred..^
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pancoastal
pfd
common
29% Mar
96%
1
Service
Jan
700
Jan
574 Mar
Jan
6%
2,100
19
Southern California Edison—
Jan
347»
97 VB
.4.80%
Pacific
Pacific Power & Light 5%
167a
Apr
28
267 a
27
1st pfd series A..25
red 1st preferred
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
"
$4.40 div cum preferred
*
Mar
14
32%
Jan
1,100
38%
4% Jan
Jan
472
Feb
5% Mar
17% Mar
427a Jan
Jan
18 y8
5
1
Manufacturing
Soss
£1
-*
Corp
19%
500
4% Mar
32
Jan
16
Paper Mills—
(Howard)
Sonotone
52%
1,500
Jan
1,200
39 72
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
2374 Mar
5 72
12.50
Jan
1674
47 7o Mar
14 "a
Feb
1
1
697b
18
3374
Jan
15 7a
—-20
Co
100
14
Jan
"
16
38%
16
-
Singer
Manufacturing
5%
1
43% Mar
500
327'b
Jan
Jan
Fek
21 Va
Feb
17 'A Mar
2IV2 Jan
76 '/a
105
21% Jan
29 72
Feb
32%
5
44
104 Va Mar
325
~4
207b
1st pfd___25
common
774 Mar
V4 Mar
8 Va
Feij
Feb
697b
preferred
Pattern common
Ltd common
Simplicity
Simpson's
p
Pacific
'Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
17% Mar
13
Apr
J3V*
68%
Mar
,
Jan
11% Mar
5%
•>
17a Mar
l<*7a iuar
6% Jan
Feb
7,600
t
common
$3 convertible
Jan
Feb
167b
*
15 '/ft
nan
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Jan
3%
A
Corp of America c.ass
Breweries
Ltd
Shoe
"a
u
■
2074
Canada
of
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
11
1,800
10472 10472
68%
preferred
4%
Jan
6%
~6%
a
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams common
Jan
16 78
7 7b
Poh|
17b
600
6
High
14 «.
42%
Shattuck Denn Mining
22% Mar
■
74
16%
--J
^
Seton Leather common
Feb
17 b
12%
57b
3,
74
u»c
class B
Inc
3
37b Mar
11,400
17b
117b
-
Servomechanisms
90 V2
037a
Corp
Mar
19'/8
—————50
S5
3% Mar
44
111 Jail
500
4%
Serrick
% Jan
Jan
700
17b
common
l
Low
1474
12 72
,
Control
Safety
Jan
42
17,100
m
37a
Co._
RR
Penn
200
21%
5
Oil
Texas
ft
2% Mar
3,800
2%
2%
Airlines
Northeast
5,000
3
44
2%
44
$3 preferred-oO
North Canadian Oils Ltd—
25
Rayon
Sentry
14%
.
Radio Corp.
Sentinel
fV
&
Laboratories
American
Nortn
Range Since Jan.
High
5%
Segal Lock & Hardware—
Seiby Shoe Co
Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
Is
Corp——1
Amer
Norden
Mar
14 7a
Bros Inc..
Seenian
207a Mar
2,V
2
Shares
High
13
2
1
for Week
Low
Par
Low
13 7b
Pond
Mines
Non-Ferrous
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Sales
Range
oi Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
13
5
Niagara Share Corp common
Nipissing
Last
STOCKS
High.
Low
Par
N:les-Bemcnt
for Week
01 Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Thursday
6
45
J an
Jan
Feb
Jan
24% Jan
37% jan
3% Jan
V
Valspar Corp common
$4
convertible
Vanadium-Alloys
preferred
•>
774
Venezuelan Petroleum
Venezuela Syndicate
Vinco
IncZZ
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal &
Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
77b
3,000
25 7.
257a
200
"
217a
22 Tb
15,200
4%
2,100
■77 b
3,100
*
•,
ioJ
?
2172
47 b
77a
in
-
77b Mar
33
47a
7Vb
33
6%
Jan
7672
s
_
Steel Co
Jan
82
2574
Feb
30%
167b
Jan
4
Jan
5%
Jan
33
100
33
147a
200
13%
,
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
227b Mar
Number 52G9
Volume 177
(1499)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
of Prices
Low
Aircraft
*
Thursday
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Hign
*
ext
Baking voting ctfs
preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2 cumulative preferred
Waltham Watch Co v t c
Ward Baking Co warrants
Wagner
■
—
—1
1
170
168
-7.25
110%
(Wm)
(The)
Products
Willson
90
Mar
34
Mar
19
Apr
23%
Jan
17
Mar
18%
Jan
32%
200
20 %
1,250
17%
50
25 %
300
24% Mar
Feb
16%
600
.___
3
Jan
9
8%
5
5%
450
4%
Jan
11%
Jan
100
11%
11%
1
Wright
1
ft
20,700
Feb
1ft Jan
500
3
Jan
3% Mar
—25
12%
12%
200
12
Jan
14
a
45%
46
700
42%
Jan
100
pfd
—
—
''
8
13%
15%
2
15%
61%
62%
%
105
105
''
13%
1
5s
14
Jan
16% Mar
59 y8
3,000
64%
Feb
66
—
— —
'
Thursday
Last
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
Elec
Steel
Bethlehem
Edison
Boston
or
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
A 1st
Water
Elmira
Lt
A6%s
Nov
ex
stamped
88%
.May-Nov
t96%
63
t82%
130
Mar-Sept
85
June-Dec
£95
-Jan-July
£52%
7v
99%
55
I
Western
&
(stmpd
ser
Isarco
A7s
With
A7s
ex
1963
1940
1
1947
1
■
.7:' vi —
eft
trust
Italian Superpower 6s 1963
Midland Valley RR—
Extended
4%
at
to
—
£101
.May -Nov
55
1964—
132
132
92
with
Oct
Oct
ex
Service
Public
Electric
coupon
&
102%
Harbor Water
1
132
California Edison
Southern
1st
series A
and
ref
80%
9
Starrett
(Hugo)
A7-4s
3rd
Stinnes
Corp—
Hydro-Electric
ex
Electric
Waldorf-Astoria
ft
.
1947
1
U
Thurs.
Fri.
try groups compared
the current year are as
Goods
Transportation
Utility
-
Finance
and
Service
90%
100%
99%
99%
100
91
99
101%
102
£86%
92
98
92
2
100
—
■
130
131
2
130
130
133
3
£86
Wed. April 1_^
83
April 2—
Fri. April 3
92%
£83%
102%
Mar-Sept
1954
103
.June-Bee
Washington Water Power 3y2s 1964
—-
112%
15
—
Western
Newspaper Union—
conv s f debentures
1959
£100
.Feb-Awg
102
—.
Interest
BONDS
American
Period
Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
9,825,630
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
LOW
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)—
ACauca
Danish
Municipal
5%s
External
5s
Port
May-Noy
Feb-Aug
City
__
112
—
6V2s
(Peru)
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
AMedellin
7s
stamped
1951
—
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
May-Nov
April-Oct
£46%
Sold
No.
81%
—
—
U.
S.
GovernmentBank
—
£67
and
Railroad
102%
-+63%
$17,000
399,500
457,000
18,000
695,000
—
101
95
—
10
17,000
103
110%
101
Jan. 1 to
7,864,066
$98,050
$1,000
$27,000
220,000
210,000
2,009,500
12,232,000
1,583,000
12,159,700
25,037,040
196,797,600
20,583,340
163,763,100
Industrial
$13,769,700
$222,055,640
$184,654,490
Transactions at Ihe American Slock
Exchange
Stocks
(Number
LOW
High
—
—
•ft 69
99%
Domestio
of
Week Ended April
Jan. 1
3,1953
Mon. March 30
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
$21,000
$41,000
$50,000
736,535
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Shares)
60,000
17,000
45,000
669,000
29,000
743,000
78,000
541,000
6,000
625,000
$73,000
$1,618,000
2,333,780
$234,000
Holiday
—-
$1,311,000
101
43
49
43%
Week Ended
•ywt,"
Stocks—No. of shares—
Jan. 1 to
April 3
1953
1952
6ii
63%
Domestic
63%
—
—
_
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
Total.
April 3
1952
_
32,441,056
36,935,501
$3,559,000
2.333,780
5,020,272
$234,000
1,311,000
$178,000
73.000
68,000
$3,337,000
5,880,000
1,830,000
$1,618,000
$1,226,000
$11,047,000
Bonds
63%
138,000
61,000
497,400
April 3
Total.
2
Bonds
411,870
—
—
17
Total
$112,000
687,975
March 31
April 1—(Thurs. April 2
69
88
—
,
1952
99,299,387
110,732,599
$52,000
Range Since
12
__
April 3
1953
1952
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
17
—
—
$14,293,500
$52,000
9,825,630
■
•
__
3,263,000
3,351,000
—
112
100
95
—
3,911,500
:_^v
104
42%
50
$3,768,000
.
$2,009,500
$12,232,000
1953
14%
Bond
Sales
106%
Fri.
£ 63 %
__
Bonds
Total
Government
Bonds
$14,293,500
International
Tues.
£43
May-Nov
—June-Dec
£67
—
95
Bonds
of shares-
Wed.
—
14%
Maranhao stamped
High
United States
147
__
£92
101
Waterways—
stamped 1952
6y2s stamped 1958
(Plan A)—
Interest reduced to 2y8s 2008
AExternal
ALima
—
Loan—
1955
1953
&
April-Oct
Jan-July
June-Dec
Valley 7s 1948
Cons
External
Danzig
*
£92
Bonds
198.9
235.0
Exchange
$458,000
Bonds
$3,293,000
3,512,000
2,788,000
2,639,000
1953
Week's Range
or
213.8
_______
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Thursday
115.8
306.9
Bank
Foreign
Miscel.
Total
103 %
204.3
125.2
Int'l
Railroad
148%
mmm
£109% 112%
June-Dec
242.0
—
12
236.1
Holiday
Total——
—
1027/8 102%
177.9
260.5
86
77
Hotel—
211.5
2i0.2
Bonds
—
£30
Shares
2,742,340
3,119,110
2,241,460
1,722,720
Tues. March 31
__
June-Dec
—0.8
—0.5
+0.5
—0.2
Number of and
Stocks—No.
1956
1956
240.0
124.0
212.8
263.0
188.0
235.6
Week Ended April 3
131
£30
238.0
123.4
213.8
262.5
101%
91
4
—1.5
+0.3
Stocks
101%
Thurs.
92
208.9
256.2
Low
207.0
—0.4
—0.4
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
95%
81%
100
204.1
233.5
Transactions at the New York Slock
147%
£99
91
-1952-1953-
High
Change
205.8
257.0
Goods
Week Ended April 3, 1053
92
Mar. 20, '53
27, '53
203.3
232.5
Composite
Manufacturing
Durable
highs and lows for
with the preceding week and with
follows (1939 = 100):
Percent
Mar.
Mon. March 30
£95
prices based on the closing prices of the common
March 27, 1953 for composite and by major indus¬
The SEC Index of stock
96
.
49.67 Jan 30
45.06 May
1
High
Low
Holiday
3
SEG Index of Stock Prices
MM*
—
99
11
2
Range for 1952
48.84
2—
Apr.
Apr.
99
99%
2
48.66
96
April-Oct
West Penn Traction 5s 1960—
6s
Apr.
49.80 Feb
48.39 Jan
101
Co—
A5s income debentures
48.85
97
coupon
coupon
31—
Wed.
Trade,
95%
^ —■
High
Low
49.45
Mar.
94
ApriZ-Oct
P
—
Range for 1953
Closing
30
Mar.
96
92
97.26
103
139%
Co—
1940
Holiday
Date—
ft—
11
Jan-July
1940 coupon
1
1
Dec
947/a
'
Service
A7s with Dec
ex
1
Aug
Holiday
1
(35 Stocks)
95%
1953— _Feb-Aug
Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
with
A6V2s
A7s
___
_
Mining
100%
■
—
_Feb-Aug
2nd stamped
A 6 y2 s
97.20
53.06
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
100
99%
•
—
__
.May-Nou
1970
Industries—
1946
(Hugo)
A7-4s
United
3y4s
1946
stamped
95.99
98%
.Jan-July
Electric
Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966
Stinnes
Terni
3
103%
97
(Calif)—
& Bros 5s 1989
(A G)
Spalding
&
98.54
98%
.April-Oct
1970—
1971
3s
97.69
£94%
99%
-Feb-Aug
Gas
96.59
£95
1976
mortgage
109.44
£97
1976
1st
52.42
_Feb-Aug
C
Southwestern
97.21
106.11
.Jan-July
D
Gas
95.99
99%
series
Counties
96.06
98.55
99
series
Southern
98.55
97.75
1
Mar-Sept
1973
3y4s
97.89
96.53
55
3'/as
Gas
96.54
89%
89%
1962 _jan-July
—
B
£91
1981_ -May-Nov
3s
27/oS
California
-•
139% 140%
-Feb-Aug
Southern
•'y.,
81
100 %
1
£30
1965
3s
series
3s
101%
£82%
_Jan-July
1973
M
77
101%
97
133%
127%
Co—
Corp
109.64
109.79
——
Non-Durable
£97% 100
1960— _ApriZ-Oct
1998
Power
96.51
52.25
52.27
108.22
Over-lhe-Coiinler Industrial Stock Average
104
100
—
5
£98
June-Dec
82%
81
80%
1960
Gas
debentures
6%
50-year
1940
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
3 %s
April
110.97
107.02
107.32
283.07
.__
95
776
5
,
Co—
1947 coupon
1
97.29
280.09
„
85%
75%
83
97
75%
—
—
54
100 %
101 y4
.Jan-July
1970
40
Bonds
95.98
98.75
97.91
279.87
2
55%
75 Ye
—
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3y4s
Stocks
ities
roads
stocks for the week ended
85%
£81%
ApriZ-Oct
Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
.Jan-July
mortgage 6%s 1953
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963—_____ _Jan-July
April-Oct
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
A6y2s
ities
102
—
92
.Jan-July
_■
England Power 3%s 1961
A6y2s
trials
Rails
85
98
—
84%
85%
ctfs
1963
Hydro-Electric
Util¬
Rails
—
~
£30
Mar-Noy
1952
Nippon
Piedmont
Grade
—
77
1
85
Trust—
liquidating
A6%%
Grade
75%
75%
__
£83%
1952_.
coupon
coupon
Realization
First
Indus¬
___
—
106%
RR—
1970
mod)
Nov
Nov
Power
3V4s
1
101
105%
5
Hydro-Electric Co—
Italian
31—
April
63
96%
98
.May-Now
3%s
10
65
68%
58
5
63
63
63
.May-Nou
Power
Total
10
Total
280.03
30
March
91%
5
63
63
coupon 1953
Mtge Bank—
1961
Guantanamo
Safe
88%
48
Jan-July
1947
1
Mountain
Green
New
88%
105% 105%
Residential
Finland
4s
88%
May
10
Second
15
96%
8
1940 coupon 1953
A6%s with Nov 1
5s
95%
Marrelli Elec Mfg Co—
Ercole
of representative stocks and bonds
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Util¬
Tues.
1956
5s
?
—Bonds
102%
95
95%
Mar-Sept
RR
&
without warrants.
150%
23
.
95 y2
1965
Fuel 3%s
Gas &
Eastern
5%
certificates;
"n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
20
Mon.
___.
287
5%
Rail¬
trials
Date
High
98
150
99
$145
.J an-July
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993—
32
5%
30
Jan.
Low
No.
Division—
N J
of
3
3%
Indus¬
Lack &
Lackawanna
933
Range Since
Sold
June-Dec
1970
A
5%
10
„
Feb
2%
Bonds
High
98
99
<Quar-Feb
1998
1
series
series of 1947-1978
Western RR—
revenue
Delaware
1st
Aug
41%
30%
Stocks
April
Authority—r
Transit
Chicago
3%s
6s
2%s
June-Dec
1970
3%s
Power
39%
1
Week's Range
Low
Appalachian
51
31%
(not Included In year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Ex-
the daily closing averages
_
Feb
2
14,300
|
nr..
„
2%
2%
2%
—
40%
4%
5%
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
March
6% Mar
Jan
6
•
listed
Feb
*
.
a
Ltd
Stock
are
Jan
15
500
16
44
Slock and Bond Averages
Below
14% Mar
Jan
13%
397/b
4
5'A
w," with warrants; "x w,"
"w
Mar
105 %
Feb
103
10
600
•» —
£1
_
American
1919
46% Mar
deposit receipts-
Hargreaves
when issued;
i,"
Feb
3%
Machine
preference
31%
(not included in year's range),
Mar
1
—.
'
%
40%
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
Deferred delivery transaction
a
6% Mar
X14%
3%
1
1
Woodley Petroleum common
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
6
6%s
6% Mar
Feb
8%
5
40%
43%
10
Mar
Feb
8
200
43
99
41%
Jan
4%
27,100
43
-
Odd-lot transaction
"w
Jan
2%
1
—
Woodall Industries Inc
American
18%
12
6%
5
5%
43
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;
25% Mar
15%
10% Mar
900
11
42
__
58
96
principal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range), r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
tThursday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds being traded flat.
§ Reported
in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
Jan
7%
200
Feb
33%
Mar-Sept
138
2012
1921
%s
♦No par value,
>
e
Jan
Jan
181
24%
a
Lt 4%%
Wood Newspaper
6% Mar
3,900
99%
Jan-July
High
57%
—
Jan
1%
17%
—5
common
&
ft
1
preferred x w
Elec common
Pwr
Jan
10%
—
A5
Mar
15%
Winnipeg
Wisconsin
5
113
Feb
1%
19
1
Inc
Brothers
Wilson
4% Jan
110% Mar
30
13,900
11
Petroleums Ltd-
Wilrich
189
2%
to
Government
ARussian
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
& Co
1%
1
reduced
Low
No.
High
198%
1 1997
(Plan A)—
Jan
3s
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
157%
1997
E
series
fund
Janeiro stamped
de
Interest
Jan
163%
1
Corp
(R C)
Williams
6
13'/a
2%s
f
s
Sinking
Rio
Feb
260
21,700
5
.
River Oil Corp
Wickes
Jan
33%
33%
1
Co
&
3%
199%
195
Maryland Ry 7%
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
White's Auto Stores Inc
9% Mar
.
1U
18
6%
6 %
1st pfd. IlOO
a
Western Tablet & Stationary com.
20
Westmoreland Coal
—10
Westmoreland Inc
Jan
Jan
800
1%
173
1
1,%
a
Western Leaseholds Ltd
6%
4%
4%
110% 111
'1
a
10c
2%
11
1
a
$6 pfd
Jan
200
10%
10c
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
Jan
1%
1,500
9%
...
.
11%
Range Since
Bonds
Thursday's
or
(Republic of)—
Extl
1% Jan
13% Mar
1%
150
8%
Peru
Mar
8,700
2%
Week's Range
June-Dec
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931—
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972__
Parana stamped (Plan A)—
Interest reduced to 2%s 2008
87/a Mar
110
Jan
2,000
1%
2
Last
Sale Price
Period
Low
3% Mar
Jan
7%
105
12
12
*
West Texas Utilities
Wichita
300
•1
9
$6 series preference—
Wentworth Manufacturing
Whitman
'' '
— —
2
—1
Corp
Western
/
.
1%
1%
—30
Webb & Knapp Inc
5 %
;
-
Interest
Exchange
Stock
High
Jan
2%
1,200
8%
8%
——
.
7%
Wasatch
3%
3%
3
American
A
Co
APRIL
BONDS
Shares
W
Waco
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
■
980,000
3,609,000
1,729,000
$8,897,000-
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Monday April
6.
...
(1500)
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's
Last
Copper
Boston
Albany
156%
100
Woolen
Anaconda
.
Tel
American
&
&
j.
RR
—
Stamped $50 paid
Personal Prop
Calumet
&
H.ecla
GaS
57#
45%
Feb
367
-
125% 127%
52%
52 'A
51%
541
New
Street
Feb
53%
Jan
13 %.
Jan
30
Capital
Corp
Maine
Mullins
Mfg
.
Corp
—
New
York
Haven
New
H)
(N
1%
24 Vt-
•
100
- -
250
...
1%
Feb
•.
Co
Detroit Stock
-1% Mar
19%' Feb
21
Jan
45%
Feb
19'A
20%
550
19%
45%
110
42% Mar
Apr
67%
.71%
15
1,049
67 V
73% Mar
Feb
36%
36%
185
11%
"25
26%
55
26% Mar
71%
71V*
73%-
699
71% Mar
31%
32(%
200
29%
37'A Mar
32% Jan'
9%
Feb
12
Jan
29 %
Jan
Feb
x81
33% Mar
Jan
121
■
—«»
22
85c
Co
425
14%
1,394
!
113
24%
83c
90c
120
10
5,100
21(4
10
26(4
2634
211
y2
28%
29%
46 V*
55%
Feb
Jan
33%
Feb
90c
Mar
102
5%
Apr
23% Mar
6
Jan
21%
Jan
28 'A
Jan
19% Apr
26 Ve Apr
Jan
775
Apr
40
2,016
28'%
Jan
47%
Feb
52% Mar
100
53%
Feb
'A
Jan
20% Mar
355
Feb
25%
14%
115
66c
571
45%
58 'A
Jan
31%
38y4 X39%
500
37
____.5
28%
28(4
29%
302
28 Ve Mar
31V4 Mar
12.50
45%
45 Va
47%
632
44 y8
49% Mar
41
Feb
Feb
r*
Allen
Electric
Budd
Consolidated
Last
Jan
Sale Price
Par
}
American Laundry
24%
1
Carey
Cincinnati
18%
*
.__
29%
*
Davidson
Electric
Milling
Cincinnati
Machine
Tel
Detroit
Gray
Detroit-Mich
Jan
98%
99 y2
18
98% Mar
102 y4
Jan
47 %
130
35%
494
15
12
13%
10'/4
y,
10 y4
Jan
50 V4 Mar
73%
Jan
77 y2 Mar
50
14
Jan
15
100
12
Feb
13% Mar
15,873
10'A Mar
90
Feb
90
Feb
36'/4
365
35
Mar
37
Feb
50
170
50
Mar
53%
Feb
29%
29%"
45
29
Jan
12
12%
155
12
Mar
14%
Jan
44 Va Mar
44%
Jan
36%
42 Va Mar
44%
Gamble
class
lgaj,
•
66
5
B
common
19%
%
44%
40
1
—
5
41
19%
19%
50
66%
5
225
90
Jan
30% Mar
19% Mar
21 '%
Jan
Jan
671/4
606
65%
Feb
68%
19%
19%
80
18
Jan
23
50
23
Mar
*
38% Mar
Frankenmuth
Fruehauf
15'/4
Brewing
15 Ve
155% Mar
161%
45%
43
10
155% : i57y2
315
American Telephone
& Telegraph—100
Anaconda Mining
Armco Steel
156
50
39%
'
39
10
39
40%
391
1
Oil
17%
16%
17%
290
3
—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
25%
Bethlehem
Steel
8 Ve
_13
7%
8%
11
.'
...
40%
52
11%
52%
511/4
145
145
52
170
39
38%
Mar
Feb
15%
Feb
7%
Jan
10
Jan
18'% Mar
8%
12
Feb
Mar
51% Mar
;
25
57%
Jan
30 y8
30%
95
30 >/8 Mar
25
33%
Jan
36%
38 V*
153
36% Mar
Canadian
Pacific
Cincinnati
25
__12.50
COi
Transit!
80%
4'A
Service
10
Products
Elec
5
-—
7
_
Pont
General
Department
Stores...—.
Electric
Motors
5
_5
—
Ohio
Edison
_8
;
_
Motors
36%
43%
62%
Gar
Industries
Wood
General
Mar
38 V4
ll5/« Mar
Feb
Jan
3'A
1%
5%
500
'
1
6'/a Mar
ian
24 %
100
Jan
II1/2 Mar
Jan
8
12,341
25% Mar
% Jan
2(4 Jan
53A
730
3'%
3,500
'
7%
925
3'A
740
3
Jan
500
25c
Jan
33c
24%
Jan
27 '/a Mar
7 'A
3 Ve
Brewing
Graham-Paige common
5% Mar
Apr
3% Jan
6y4
150
6% Mar,
3
Jan
71/2 Feb
3%
Jan
Mar
8 'A
&
Bearing
Manufacturing
16%
10
6%
Jan
8%
117
2 y*
Feb
2% Mar
2%
1,900
2y4
Feb
27/8 Mar
17%
15%
125
8 '/8
775
15
■
872
5%
1
-
3%
160
4
320
9%
Jan
300
3%
Jan
preferred
Motor Products
10
~—
10
21%
Electric Welding
Packard
Motor
Park
_1
3'%
100
3%
Feb
1%
300
1%
Jan
1% Jan
1,920
2%
Feb
3
4%
936
3%
Apr
5% Mar
3%
4
32%
170
21
21%
1,092
3%
Metal
(Fred
(H
River
*
Products
5%
W)
Co
Co
24
Feb
Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
6% Jan
3%
Feb
4
1,300
3'/2
Jan
4
19'%
500
16%
Jan
6%
2,140
5V2
Jan
l'/2
3%
6'A
&
6'A
2
Paper
5
3%
450
Tube
class
B
common
Mar
7
1%
Jan
l%Mar
9
9
1,025
8%
Jan
9
3 Ve
3%
2,000
2y8
Jan
3% Mar
14%
15'A
1,150
13%
Jan
15% Mar
15
!_5
5%
—
1%
1,200
5%
61/2
Jan
200
5% Mar
22% Mar
25
12%
Jan
15% Mar
1%
Jan
1% Jan
23
13'/8
13%
905
1%
-
Feb
1,336
22%
--
1
Products
Feb
19(4 Mar
1%
1
_1
Timken-Detroit Axle
Udylite Corporation
Mar
3%
1
__io
Screw
321/2 Mar
Feb
20% Jan
100
5%
4
3%
3%
1
Scotten-Dillon
Wayne
Jan
3,553
5%
18%
1
Manufacturing
Standard
30'/a
Jan
37/s
4
4
4
_»
B)
Raisin
Rudy
3% Mar
,
3% Mar
1,311
32%
■
I__l
Pfeiffer Brewing
Rickel
Jan
5% Mar'
2%
"
Prophet
4 (4 Mar
12
'
Car_
Chemical
Peninsular
16% Jan
3%
-
Murray
Corporation
Apr1
3%
3%
4
5'%
Jan
8% Mar
3% Mar
118
15
1%
.
——
1
common
16(4
Jan
7% Mar
2%
1
1
171/2 Mar
15 y2
10
10
Jan
15% Mar
/
15
3%
-HI
.
National
Jan
8
2%
8:
—5
.
Products-
Mt Clemens Metal Prod
8
465
69% F'b
8'A
15%
_•
Products
7% Mar.
Apr
Apr
16%
1
___
Drug
Screw
Feb
6y8
62
2'%
2%
—
1
Masco
6%
590
3,992
8%
—
12'%
Mfg
1,530
6'/2
65
2%
1
Motors
7
6'/b
'
62
;
Ball
&
7
'
62%
1
—
Chemical
&
Electric
Lock
7
'
5
1
1%
700
Mar
Brands
Oil
Standard Oil
Standard
Oil
95'/4
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
Feb
95'% Mar
30%
Jan
33% Mar
14%
461
13%
Feb
15
25%
.
40
24%
Feb
26% Mar
8%
57
8% Mar
9%
36%
36%
49
35%
Jan
98
.20
93'%
Jan
100'%
Jan
Jan
38 Ve Mar
43%
44%
119
41%
Feb
47'A
69 V*
120
67%
Feb
73
61%
65 VA
Thursday
Jan
Mar
Admiral
Alaska
5
-
;
Alleghany Corp
Chemical & Dye
(Un)
American
Airlines
*
(Un)
American
■
Broadcasting-Paramount
_
& Chemical class B_*
Power & Liglit (Un) _____* *
Amer
Radiator & St San
American Smelting &
American Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco
American
Viscose
(Un)
Feb
American
Jan
22%
Feb
21%
21 %
22%
82
21% Mar
38%
25 Ve
Jan
38%
38%
21
38
Jan
39%
Feb
5%
10
Armco Steel Corp
(Un).
Armour & Co
(111)
(Un)
Jan
6%
Jan
Ashland
21%
15
26 y2
26%
26'%
140
25%
Feb
Feb
25%
23%
Jan
29 Ve
Jan
25%
25%
10
25%
Feb
28%
59
59
10
58%
Jan
60%
Feb
42'%
40
39%
Feb
43'A Mar
15%
Ve
15%
16
85
15% Mar
16%
28%
24
27'/b
29'A Mar
10
iKy)
73% Mar
10
25
40%
73
35%
40 Va
50
73
74%
213
39%
73
Jan
80'A
Feb
Jan
Oil
78%
Bendix Aviation
Jan
Benguet Cons Mining
Bethlehem Steel
"Corp
Bishop Oil Co
36%
111
33% Mar
38%
Jan
37%
1G5
37% Mar
43'A
Feb
45
Jan
69
69
Black
30
68% Mar
72%
Feb
39 ('2
40
Blue
200
39'% Mar
44 Ve
Jan
47 y4
47%
"50
44 Ve
Feb
49% Mar
45
Jan
4 8'A
Feb
62 y2
Jan
!
12.50
:
!___
47 %
10
46 %
461/4
40
BONDS
Cincinnati Transit Co
4%s
see
___1998
page 41.
156 157%
__
58
59
$6,213
57'/4
Feb
2,257 %
a68
a70
a__
—
ai5"V4
Feb
"43(4 Jan
Jan
50
a40 a40'%
25%
44%
Apr
39%
160
__
JJ
50
Mar
50
Feb
11%
11'%
222
10%
17%
-
_
17%
473
15'% Mar
a96'A a98'A
Jan
I
120
■■■■■
a
29%
a30
40
30%
8
8'%
745
7%
11 'A
235
10 Ve
a27'% a28%
3'A
3%
122
27%
3,580
a—
33(4 Jan
Jan
11'A
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876
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Jan
5
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26%
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30
10
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Apr
10
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30
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180
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205
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Feb
,
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211/4
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Jan
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16%
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131/4
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14
600
13%
Jan
500
15
Jan
16% Mar
59%
Feb
66
«2%
61%
64%
*■*' *
*
Woolworth
..
—
*2%
3,000
—
~2%
Thirtdif
Interest
Perked
Last
Sale Price
Jan
6
.
14,300
Edison
I
Aug
2%s
,
A
series
Delaware Lack &
Lackawanna
N
of
J
Feb
6% Mar
;
•r
Thursday's
A6%s
5s
Nov
ex
4s
Jaa-Julf
88%
88%
88%
95
88%
63
63
63
63
58
ex
Italian
Nov
1
Power
A6j/2%
l*H3
782%
—
730
..Mar-Sepl
85
..June-Dec
197(1
195
96>/4
98
105%
liquidating
Extended
l%2
VAI
Trw*
4%
85
1
77
55
183%
98
,1...
1M3
.
75 y*
*75%
75%
3'«* 1W1
1949
l
May-ATot
.......
133
92
101%
5
97
100
1969,
|1M*
182%
April-Oct
130
Edtmn Is 1H5-.
1&73..
3yes
series
B 19*. 3,
«r:*i
1976
D
Ctflifornis
Counties
1st
mortgage
Southwestern
82%
Spalding
Starrett
Stinnes
(A G)
Corp
A7-4s
1971......
Ktectru
A
..
131
^.^pril-Ocf
130
139 %
98.55
95.99
97.21
97.69
98.54
95.99
97.20
I
1-147 coupon
Eotal—
98%
99%
30
Mar.
31
48.85
Apr.
1___.
Thurs.
Fri.
102%
.Mar-Sept
Mar.
Valley 7S 1948
Mur
External
5s
AExternal
PtrM
Manufacturing
235.6
205.8
208.9
—1.5
210.2
177.9
257.0
256.2
0.3
260.5
236.1
Durable
Goods
95%
100%
99%
97
99
«...
96
—
100
11
99
—
Goods
101%
102
91
92
98
92
2
«...
AMedellin
7s
130
130
Mortgage Bank
A7s
A7s
240.0
—0.8
242.0
204.3
124.0
—0.5
125.2
115.8
198.9
213.8
and Service
212.8
+ 0.5
213.8
263.0
—0.2
306.9
Stocks
VJeek Ended April 3,1053
100
4
91
Wed. April 1,^
92%
83
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
$458,000
$17,000
Int'l
Bonds
$3,293,000
3,512,000
2,788,000
457,000
18~00O
3,263,000
2,639,000
695,000
17,000
3,351,000
3,911,500
399,500
Holiday
April 3
86
Total
9,825,630
$12,232,000
$14,293,500
$52,000
$2,009,500
112%
131
148%
Jan. 1 to
112
133
147
81%
77
U.
S.
$52,000
(pl«»
102% 102%
12
102%
15
103
110%
Lest
Sale Price
12,232,000
12,159,700
196,797,600
163,763,100
-
$14,293,500
$13,769,700
$222,055,640
$184,654,490
101
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
High
Bends
Range Sine*
Sold
Week Ended
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
April 3,195 3
Mon. March 30
;
Domestio
of
Shares)
687,975
69
101
101
10
99%
95
95
17
88
95
14 %
14%
2
12
17
43
49
42 y8
43%
$46%
50
—
June-Dec
—
$67
—
63%
—V
(issue
of
May 1927* HHf
(Issue
of
Oct
1*47
„
„
..
Jrey-Nov
Aprd-Oct
63 Ye
$63%
—
$63 %
-
—
—
138,000
29,000
743,000
6,000
625,000
$73,000
$1,618,000
Holiday
—
$234,000
$1,311,000
101
Week Ended April 3
1952
Btocks—No. of
shares.
69
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
Jan. 1 to
1953
1952
5,020,272
36,935,501
$234,000
1,311,000
$178,000
$3,337,000
$3,559,000
980,000
5,880,000
3,609,000
73,000
63,000
1,830,000
1,729,000
$1,618,000
$1,226,000
$11,047,000
$8,897,000
2.333,780
/
63%
Total
April 3
32,441,056
-
_
$112,000
17,000
541,000
78,000
1953
$43
Bonde
$21,000
669,000
45,000
2,333,780
Total.
—
Total
69
767
--
Bonds
$41,000
60,000
61,000
497,400
Corporate
Bonds
$50,000
411,870
1-J
Government
Bonds
736,535
Foreign
Foreign
{Number
Week's Range
er
—
„...May-No«
20,583,340
112
100
102
.
|W7,
210,000
25,037,040
104
May-No»
ifcSl
of
220,000
1,583,000
108%
103%
7100
.
A«
$27,000
2,009,500
Bank
Foreign
Railroad and Industrial
„
$98,050
$1,000
Government
International
—
J««e-De«
to IS*
1952
99,299,387
110,732,599
7,864,066
9,825,630
shares
April 3
1953
1952
1953
Fri. April 3
1352
....... Jan-JaFf
xtwswprd l#!g„. Rur-Sepf
Sales
$3,768,000
101%
—
Total
Bank
Bonds
2,241,460
1,722,720
Tues. March 31
Fri.
Shares
United States
Foreign
Railroad
and Miscel.
2,742,340
3,119,110
Mon. March 30—
Wed. April
atsmpHl
235.0
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number of
Thurs. April 2
.....
"
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Tues. March 31
......
211.5
123.4
262.5
792
Feb-A ay
stuped
+
238.0
Transportation
Utility
Waterways-,-
reduce,'
188.0
207.0
—0.4
96
icipal Luwr
6%s
Low
—0.4
233.5
792
1953
&
1952-1953-
Hlgh
Change
20, '53
204.1
Aprit-Oc%
.
,
1&55....
ALima City (Pert)
Maranhao stamped
Interest
Mar.
27, '53
232.5
............Jew-July'
„„
5%s
with highs and lows for
203.3
90%
(See Mortyag# Bank <47—
Danzig Port
prices based on the closing prices of the common
1953 for composite and by major indus¬
try groups compared with the preceding week and
95%
7109% 112%
Peb-Axf
Interest
l»47..
J«n
External
49.67 Jan 30
45.06 May
1
High
Low
Holiday
3
Index of stock
101%
94
92
103
„.J**e-Dec
J93I..
Mortgage Rank
April |»46.
Cons
2
SEG Index of Stock Prices
The SEC
Total
5« 1966..
20-year 7s
ACauca
2
48.39 Jan
Range for 1952
48.84
2
Apr.
Apr.
»
49.80 Feb
48.66
147'A
——
'
100
Low
Bogota
Range for 1953
730
American Slwrk Excbaage
Danish
—
High
49.45
Wed.
mri"
96
92
783%
1*56
1944
de&iutur**
7s
97.26
Bonds
Tbwraday
A
96.06
Low
Mar.
Tues.
Trade, Finance
81%
99
98%
730
—..
BONDS
A20-year
Holiday
C, losing
Date—
ForeigK Govirtunenfs and Municipalities
Agricultural
96.54
(35 Stocks)
Newspaper Union—
s
97.75
96.59
Mining
95%
1
786
Prb-Aug
1940 coupon 143d.... June-Dec
l
1
West Penn Traction
conv
96.53
109.44
Holiday
Co—
A5s income debentures 1954...
6s
109.64
109.79
52.42
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Btocks—No. of
1H«..
Washington Wales Power
Western
52.25
52.27
106.11
Week Ended April 3
with
Dec
107.02
107.32
101
55
186%
Aprd-Oct
ex
ex
98.55
97.29
280.03
-
10O
99%
m—
89%
99%
91
92
Feb-Aug
Jan-J«ly
stam.->ed
Waldorf-Astoria
97.89
40
Bonds
95.98
103
Ddustr^en—
A7s with Dec
A7s
99%
.....May-Noa
Aug I !»«• coupon 1 fS3
Aug 1 1H7 mxtptm 395J.
United Electric St "Vice C«—
A6>/2s
98.75
280.09
—
Ccrp—
Hydro-Electr-ic
A6'/2s
97.91
96.51
Over-lhe-Counter Industrial Slock Average
—
195
....J«n«Ju!y
..
3«-4* ir*§
stamped
2nd
April
3
110.97
53.06
108.22
Total
279.87
.—
Thurs. April 2—
& Bros Si i««t
(Hugo)
A7-4S
Terni
3rd
2
103%
100%
mm*
947/e
199
......Peb-A«f
.
Inc 5s coil iitttd im-6
(Hugo)
Stinnes
,
81
„
197
J»,*» 1979.......AprU-Oc«
•
~
99
194%
133%
Oas
3p
Gas
Q*«
97
1
——
—
195
Feb-A ay
.....
100%
9
97
101%
89%
Frb-Aug
...
Southern
Southern
Mar-Sept
..Jan-July
....
...
1st and ret M 3;
C
ities
30
1
104
77
11
191
99%
127%
5
80%
139% 140%
J»n~Jvfy
...
1
132
197% 100
Water Power Corp 3* iMJ.. May-Not
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd $t to«.r
19ti2 Jan-Jtfy
series
Rails
95
81
83
102%
100% 101%
198
...
...
132
80%
Safe Harbor
27/sS
Ralls
31
April
April
Non-Durable
.
.
cot!***
debenture*
Southern California
v
trials
85%
76
54
85%
1101
1947 coupon
Electric A Gas Co—
A
Stocks
ities
—
84%
181%
ApHt-Oct
...
Oct 1
series
Util¬
roads
Composite
—
3Vbs
Grade
stocks for the week ended March 27,
92
85%
...»J«»-July
..
...
6%
Grade
Percent
Power 1st mortgage
iv-64.,. .Apni-Oci
1st mortgage 3s 1971
„.„Aprt|-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3>«» 1»64June-Dee
3j/4S 1970
Jan-Jtdy
Piedmont Hydro-E>*ctrie €*—
50-year
March
March
55%
55
—
130
.....Mar-Not
.
Ohio
Public Service
Indus¬
102
-
..
ex
65
85
—
.
99%
152%
A 1st
mortgage 6'/** 1*53,.
.........J«n-July
6j/2s due 1953 extended to IU3
..Jen-July
A6'/2s
10
Util¬
—
19tJ-,
to
Oct
Second
Rail¬
283.07
106%
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
with
First
—
—.
—.
etl*,.
trust
6s
Power
A6j/2s
10
trials
101
RR—
at
New England
Total
75% " 75%
__
,/ea-July
....
19-17 coupon
Valley
10
15
Date
RR—
Real zation
Italian Superpower
Midland
-Bonds-
20
Indus¬
63
105% 105%
|»vj .....May-Rot
1940 coupon
l
of representative stocks and bonds
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
10
68%
796 %
.......
averages
-Stocks-
91%
63
63
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
30
96%
48
3*4*
mod)
Nov
closing
the New York Stock Exchange as
102%
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
certificates of deposit;
150 y«
8
„
Fewer
(stmpd
ser
A7s
A7s
■
on
the daily
are
Mtge Ran*—
Western
&
listed
High
98
150
23
99
95%
.........
1961«
Mountain
Guantanamo
Isarco
1940 coupon
Residential
stamped
Green
5%
Slock and Bond Averages
Below
Jan. 1
L010
No.
High
95>/«
♦«***<
.
,
j»5d.
1947 coupon
1
5%
3%
Mfg Co—
A6'/2s with Nov I
Finland
5s
RR
Elec
3
287
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
98
Bonds
95%
May
.......Jan-Jalg
Mar-Sep!
|#i#J
3%s 196-5
Lt- 4c
Ercole Marrelli
"2% i£b
Feb
7145
......
B
933
5%
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Division—
series
5%
4%
Mon.
serie* A
Fue
Water
Elmira
~2
—June-Dee
k
4
5J/4
traded flat.
receivership.
in
Western Rlt—
1st mortgage 4s
A 1st mortgage 4s
Eastern Gas A
99
.
1»70
32
5%
Week's Range
Low
tf?d,...,^*»e-Dee
—..Quar-Feb
being
Jan
105'A
Lid-
Chicago Transit Authority—
3%s revenue series of l»47-lf?t
41%
30%
46% Mar
Feb
103
6%
"2%
Bonds
14% Mar
Woodley Petroleum common..-..,.... I
Boston
39%
1
n
Mar
14
12%
46
13%
aw*
A
Feb
105
45%
105
t
3%»
51
31%
Odd-lot transaction
principal.
6% Mar
Jan
%
500
%
Power
40%
31%
delivery transaction (not Included in year's range),
d Ex-interest
(not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h ExUnder-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range).
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range).
x Ex-divldend.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidatlng dividend.
7Thursday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
e
Mar
9
xl4%
3
20,700
3%
16
6s
40%
Deferred
a
6% Mar
27,100
Feb
Jan
Elec
44
Mar
4%
15%
Steel
39%
Jan
2%
6%
5
15%
Bethlehem
•No par value,
§ Reported
24% Mar
13%
Appalachian
1919
1921
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
Jan
Exehang*
43%
10
—June-Dec
6%s
Government
A5%s
Jan
4%
S
41%
43
40%
18%
11%
&D
42
43
__Jan-July
Jan^-July
2012
Mar
100
Stack
99
738
1997
17
common-...,—,..1
American
58
96
(Plan A)—
50
200
B O
1
2%
to
Jan
300
3
II
ARussian
reduced
23%
450
(F W)
Interest
Apr
5%
deposit receipt*.,—,, S«
preference —,—....,.fl
Wright Hargreaves Ltd.—
fund 3s Jan
Janeiro stamped
Rio de
19
900
8
American
h'!gh
57%
43
—Jan-July
1,250
16%
Woodall Industries Ire
i
Jan
25 V4
*
*
Low
99%
„_Mar-sepf
Mar
15%
4
1
2008
Mar
17%
5% preferred x w ....—
.-2S
Winnipeg Elec common.,
........
*
t
798%
Jan. 1
No.
757%
—June-Dec
Range Sinca
Sold
High
__June-X)ec
1997
34
10%
pfd.....I60
Wood Newspaper Machine..
—.I
E
200
20%
11
♦
2%s
Feb
8%
Lt
to
series
Jan
11%
&
2%s
f
s
32%
181
"a
Wisconsin
Jan
7%
6 % Mar
3,900
if
1%
Feb
1%
13,900
11%
«i
*
110% Mar
30
111
90
1
mi
#
5
I
*
-
Jan
200
0
Inc
*
*
4%
4%
—
11
Pwr
800
Bid & Asked
Jan
■
*'
.
189
33%
1%
& Co.
Brothers
Wilson
Jan
24%
......I
Petroleums Ltd
Wilrich
&
a
»♦
163%
173
199%
16%
—1
Corp..—
(R C)
Products
Willson
260
Bonds
Thursday's
or
(Plan A)—
reduced
Sinking
Jan
6%
<*»•*
Inc
& Co..
Oil Corp
(The)
Williams
iit
■d
J#
(Win)
Jan
1%
17%
—.1
River
Wichita
13%
Jan
19
»———
Stores
Auto
Whitman
Jfe
'
*
Mfg
Jan
1
21,700
Feb
33%
10
-
3%
1%
195
,—.20
Whirlpool Corp
si
tb
Inc
200
11
1\
1%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
(Republic of)—-
Extl
9% Mar
110% 111
«%
Westmoreland
<f|
*'I
2%
Jan
4%
110%
33%
—...
Jan
168
•
Coal
Jan
1%
6%
stamped
Interest
Peru
13% Mar
11%
1,500
170
1st pfd.-lOQ
Stationary com
•
Westmoreland
Interest
Period
Exchange
Low
Parana
Jan
8,700
1
Maryland Ry 7*»
Tablet
1%
2%
"i
Ltd——_10«
Western
150
Jan
iy8
Mar
110
9%
10%
...
&
Stock
\
8% Mar
Jan
8%
Western Leaseholds Hd
it
Jan
2,000
12
3% Mar
Jan
7%
2
9
„
......
Western
*
High
2%
105
1%
12
~2
1
t C—
r
Western Homestead Oil*
*
*
Co
Webb & Knapp Inc
4
300
1%
1%
—•
—IOC
46 series preference
——•
Wentworth Manufacturing
..1.23
West Texas Utilities Jf< pfd
•
4
W'
1,200
mm,
-30
$2 cumulative preferred——
*
4
%
3%
8%
8%
i
.—
*
»
LOW
High
3%
ext...—.*
100
Clf»
■a
»
American
Range Since Jan. 1
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931—
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
voting
Wagner
1
Low
Co
Aircraft
Waco
3
BONDS
Shares
W
i
•
APRIL
for Week
e( Price*
fat
III
ENDED
Thursday
U«t
Sale Price
STOCK 4
k
WEEK
Salee
Week'a
Tfc«r*4sy
,
f
32
(1500)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, April 6, 1953
...
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
i"
Boston Stock
Week'*
Last
American
Tel
American
Woolen
Tel
k
Low
-10O
155',4
Shares
158
'
Low
3,732
155%
Apr
161 Va
23%
Feb
26%
Jan
*
—60
39%
38%
40%
367
Albany
RR
..100
125%
125%
127%.
106
123,„
52»/4
521/4
52%
541
51%
14%
14%
,'..55
25%
26 Vt
125
;«%
i%
..65
Boston
Personal
Calumet
Cities
As
Prop
Hecla
.100
r„
—
5
10
Range
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
.
Trust—
—
Service
Copper
Co
Assoc.ates
Massachusetts
891/4
86
—*
T
Fuel
ti
Street
General
Capital
Corp—
Hathaway
Island
Bakeries
Creek
Co
Central
Mullins
Corp
_
"15
1,049
36%
36% a
11%
11%
71
New
—
Haven
&
Hart
40
Mining
(N
_
Feb
71
29%
122
37J/4 Mar
.
12
Feb
29%
Jan
x81
Jan
Feb
33% Mar
40
,
484/
37%
Feb
86
;
24%
Feb
Jan
12%
200
11
23%
425
14%
1,394
113
24%
24%
83c
26% Mar
21%
6
14%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
33%
Mar
102
20% Mar
571
Feb
90c
99% Mar
Electric
Apr
23% Mar
Big
Bear
II—1•
1—5
Consolidated
Consumers Power common
Davidson
Co—
common
Detroit
5
Gray
Federal
Jan
21%
Jan
Friars
Jan
Fruehauf
Apr
28%
29%
775
28%
Apr
31%
46 V*
100
40
Jan
47%
Feb
55%
2,016
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;: 252
-
20%
(Un)
class
Inc
Jan
Jan
30'% Mar
23%
1
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RR
Development
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22%
62/2c
745
38'A
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Jan
,/2 Api
24
9%
38
common
(Un)
Aircraft (Un)—,
Mobile & Ohio
Gulf
11A
Am
262
21 %
Greyhound Corp
Gulf
Feb
11 % Mar
Apr
Incorporated
Servomechanisms
166
9 3A
Jan
673/4 Mar
Jan
20%
RToebu^T & Company
in Mar
"
93A
34%
(Un)
'
10
10
10
(Un)
*
Lakes Oil & Chem——,—._1
Northern RR pfd (Un)
•
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350
Jan
26'A
336
63/4
675
Petroleum Ltd
Seaboard
J?n
76V
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20%
82,755
al6 al6%
.
Graham-Paige Corp
Great
1.60
9%
190
_1
Schenley Industries (Un)
Jan
116
175
40
a30
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Feb
473/4 Mar
jan
20%
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Seaboard
III 12
/a
220
20%
20
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Great
10 Va
17%'a 17 %
85c
85c
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(B F)
973/8 Mar
Feb
9
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53/8
12%
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Jan
27
23
Jan
118%
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Mar
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all % all %
64
613/- Mar
Jan
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34
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—
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35
225
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473/4
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Richfield Oil Corporation
Ryan Aeronautical—
—
7,003
20%
•
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—
63
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Feb
243/4
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8'A Mar
26 % Mar
(Un)—10
(Un)
70
1,550
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1
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Co
Jan
96%
_1
*
General TeleDhone
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-243/4
225
1
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(Un)
•General. Motors
Mar
205
10/16
5
.
Co
Foods
b*/4
26 Va
-100
Light
Corp
70
a443A £45 Va
a35 Va a35 Va
5
(Un)
Lines
General) Electric
General
15% Mar
Jan
63
554
13'A
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Jan
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27%
50
59
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Apr
7i/2
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11% Mar
58%
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37% Apr
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Jan
55'%
50
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing
Feb
635/a
-
438
4 3/i»
26 Vb
3
(Un)
Corp
Co
Jan
d
Mar
22%
12
'
10
(Un)
Stores
(Robert)
•65
153A
4
Food Machinery &
Gair
320
a21 a21'/2
„
15%
__1
Tiger
20
8%
16
Jan
25
38%
...
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Mar
10
Jan
Feb
150
1,686
Jan
33y3fl
,
573A Mar
122
8 3/ 8
a
4'A
1
Phono
&
a72
8 3/8
a63%a63%,
.
5
(Un)
(Un)
Power
16
193/4
60
8%
1
Farmers & Merch Bank
Florida
13%
a
a65
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619
a25a,25%
a
1
Co
Fitzsimmons
-40
8
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—
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al6
10 3
13%
125
Electrical Products
Exeter
Jan
273
a22 Vb a22 Va
Electric Bond & Share
Railroad
15%
13%
_1
B)
Emerson Radio &
Apr
13%
'
Co
27%
28
26'%
59
__
1
Phillips Petroleum
Pullman Incorporated (Un)
Pure 011 Co (Un)—
Feb
1,628
*
Erie
403/a
al5%
10c
Rights
Jan
&
Ma?*
a63
42%
*
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36% Mar
38
(Chas)
55%
38%
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25
13
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1
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Mar
90
59
2.50
Co
21 Vb Mar
Jan
al9% a21 '/a
5
de Nemours
Natural Gas
15
Jan
-160
—1
Eastman Kodak Co—
El
Feb
343/8
a38 a3934
(Un)
Lines
13%
20%
——
50c
Eastern Air
50
175
a58'/a a58'/a
(Allen
(E I)
7% Mar
"30
al37/8
__
94% Mar
Jan
19% a20'A
-5
(Un)
Feb
5
a34% a35'A
a
11%
Industries
DuMont
20'A Mar
_1
(Del)
Douglas Aircraft
1
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
Dresser
41% Mar
Feb
a38%
1
(Un)
Ltd
Feb
18%
al9
,
4
_1
Class A (Un)__—_________
Dome
34 3
.1.33%
—
Curtis Publishing Co
(Un)
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
f
37%
150
—-
America-
Zellerbach
a
•
(Un)
Co
265
a20%
_
(Un)
Continental Motors
a38%a40%
89%
al4Va al4'/8
*
I——25
.
143
2,711
6%
40%
_*
Columbia Gas System
(Un)
Commercial Solvents (Un)
Commonwealth Edison (Un)
Edison
a
a91
7%
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•
(Un)
Iron
a87%-
C)
'
37J/4
__
24c
9 797
28
•
„
Low
26'%
__
Range Since Jan.
100
3
3iA,
a38J/8 a38J/4
37%
' .
10
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
—
a22c
10
—
Shares
High
a53% a53%
„
Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph com_100
Pacific Western Oil common
4
Jan
40%
a__
100
a423/4 a43%
Finance
Indemnity _T„_
Pacific Lighting Corp common
62% Mar
Apr
330
3%
a38J/8
___*
Pacific
Feb
Jan
876
a20 a20 Vb
al8%-
22%
59%
5
1
8
(Un)_—
(Un)
P%Ci"CrSn^H 5S?_—————-—-25
common—--25
reduced
A
Jan
30
812
.
Co
for Week
of Prices
&22c
__
,
33
20% Mar
98
30%
Oil
4
Sales
Low_
1
—
OilCo
Ohio Edison Co
Ohio
nrSdan
6 A Mai
Jan
30:. Mar
a36% a38%
100
Chrysler Com
16%
Feb
180
a57% a59s/8
a37%
*
~
Apr
6%
1
-
13%
21 "A
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Petroleum
♦
Week's
Range
Par
.
Feb
30%
30
25
.
10%
2034
—
^
Feb
6 %
Thursday
Last
>
'
«
(Un)
Corp
10
30
12%
_
Cenco Corp
Preferred
6 %
■
"
Sale Price
High
205
al0% al0%
2
,
_
13 y4
21%- 21 %"
■
Range Since Jan. 1
855
a257'8 a25%
(Un)__.'—25
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(Un)_
13 >/4
*
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r
-
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Ry
__
10
Oils
Canadian
Canadian
Case
—
10%
/
.
.
High
10
___i
3
.
Occidental
—9
—.—.
APRIL
STOCKS
Plan—
preferred
(Un)
ENDED
week
-
Finance
WEEK
.
.
for
•»
.
Budget
FOR
/
Thursday
18
__
39%
__
1,900
52%
Apr
13%
Apr
27%
59
15%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
9% Mar
383/4 Mar
45%
r%
J
18
Kar
383A
40%
1,300
39%
393/4
400
39%
Feb
43%
11%
12
900
10%
Jan
12'A Mar
i
33
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1502)
Monday, April 6, 1953
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR
RANGE
Stock
Midwest
(Cont.)
Exchange
Tb™ft"
Low
Par
Industries
JLrvIn
Oil
Ashland
'Atchison Topeka
a
Washer
Automatic
t&rco
Mfg
Manufacturing
&
(Un)
Jan
Lonergan
8%
Feb
1,900
1,100
10
Jan
11% Mar
100
45
Jan
48% Mar
1 % Mar
2% Mar
11%
11%
47 Va
47%
l7/a
11%
2
19%
5
51%
800
2
20
19%
.
5%
,
51%
900
5%
Jan
57%
Jan
Mar
13%
Feb
12%
800
12
19
150
18% Jan
80%
83%
54%
200
76
3%
3%
1,700
64%
64%
100
3%
Jan
Apr
18%
52%
1%
Feb
12
52%
Feb
21
Feb
4
2,600
53%
Jan
1%
750
3,300
1%
1%
5%
*51%
Feb
19% Mar
Mar
85
55%
Apr
Jan
3%
Jan
62% Feb
100
65%
Feb
50%
Jan
2%
Llbby McNeil & Llbby.
Lindsay Chemical Co common.
Martin
Mfg class B
(Glenn
South
Minneapolis
Inc
Co
16
600
15
Feb
16% Mar
350
29
Jan
37
Mar
13
700
12% Mar
17
Jan
16%
16%
100
16%
17%
Feb
17
17
200
14
13%
13%
300
13% Mar
29%
30
200
29% Mar
33%
Jan
New York Central RR (Un)
17
17
100
17
17
Apr
North Amer
17% Mar
15%
Feb
~3
Inc
Kelvinator Corp
National
*
(A M)
Genco
25
(Un)
10
Corp
Centlivre
& Co
& South
l
2%
300
2%
Jan
2% Mar
22%
1,300
20 Va
Jan
22% Mar
4%
3/64
IUinois
Central
111
Pub
Secur
5% Mar
4%
2%
21%
5i
Illinois Light Co
Central
4% Mar
4%
2%
21V2
West Corp
3/64
40
40
20%
Rights
Central
400
1
Corp
"
Central
Apr
50c
r
Brewing
17
20
20%
•
10
Service
Common
25
•
1
APr
39
Jan
Jan
20% Mar
4%
500
4%
Feb
37%
1,500
36%
Apr
41%
Feb
22%
700
20
Jan
23% Mar
19%
19%
100
18% Feb
19%
37%
19%
'Chrysler Corp
23
Service
19%
200
19%
83
4% Jan
Feb
89%
90
20
22
1,100
82
83
200
51%
52
200
80%
100
Coleman
Jan
(The)
Co Inc
Gas
System
Columbia
Commonwealth Edison
.
Consumers
Co
Power
Continental
CurtUs-Wright Corp
Manufacturing Co
(Un)
Ohio
Edison
Oil Co
(Un)
Dow Chemical
Apr
22%
80
Jan
84
Mar
51% Mar
53% Mar
Jan
25% Mar
Jan
13%
Feb
15
34%
Jan
5
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
Class
.J
35
Pan
American
Electric
Elgin
*
Controlled
National
*
Mfg
5
15
1
1,100
4,900
37V* Mar
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum
35%
100
35% Mar
36%
Potter Co
100
36
Feb
38 V*
Jan
Feb
10
Jan
Pressed
Steel
10%
600
9%
Jan
11% Mar
Process
29%
Feb
34
Apr
Public Service Co
9
200
8%
Jan
Feb
Pullman
—
8%
27%
11%
— -
38%
27%
100
10%
11%
800
11
11%
550
38%
39
900
9%
"{
f
400
25%
Feb
28 V*
100
44
Feb
55
133
Feb
140
37
37
37
--
12%
12%
—
16%
—
'Hammond
100
Aluminum
2%
2,100
2%
Jan
70%
600
67%
Feb
73 V*
52%
Feb
55% Mar
Socony Vacuum Oil
South
2%
Feb
69"% Mar
7%
200
7
Jan
8%
Feb
Feb
37
1,500
32%
Jan
37% Mar
36
100
34%
Jan
38
1,000
Feb
5%
Jan
700
21% Mar
25%
Jan
900
16% Jan
20% Mar
5%
42%
42%
43
16%
16
17%
Feb
16
2,250
Mar
Feb
18% Feb
38%
•
...
38%
300
38
39 %
Jan
53
55
400
53
Apr
56
Mar
27%
27%
900
25%
Jan
28 Va Mar
5%
5,400
Jan
5%
5%
10%
11
400
9%
Jan
11% Mar
28%
28%
28%
200
26%
Jan
29% Mar
5%
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
5 V*
5%
100
16%
16%
100
16% Mar
18
Jan
18%
18%
150
17%
19
Mar
20%
21%
1,400
5,000
33 V3C
20%
12%
12%
13%
37
36%
38
5%
Apr
Feb
20% Mar
5%
Jan
23% Jan
12.50
Jan
14 Va
Feb
600
36% Mar
427/a
Jan
10%
32%
32
32%
300
31%
Feb
36%
65%
64%
66%
1,000
60
Jan
69
Mar
17
17%
100
13
Jan
18
Mar
Feb
11 Va
10%
8
*
*
*
34%
10%
8
34%
200
10 Va
17
7% Jan
200
34%
Jan
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
36 Va Mar
41%
41%
100
41% Mar
43 %
Jan
57%
57
57%
300
57
62 V*
Jan
27%
27%
28%
1,000
27%
Jan
30
26%
26%
27%
2,000
25%
Feb
29 V*
4%
4%
4%
300
3%
Jan
4%
13%
12%
1,500
12%
Feb
Mar
5
•
1
5
14
Mar
Jan
Apr
14% Mar
50c
18%
18%
18%
•
47%
46V2
50
2.50
6%
6%
29%
29%
30
54%
54 %
5
13
12%
13%
8,400
22"%
22
22%
600
19
Jan
23% Mar
24
24%
200
23%
Jan
26 %
Jan
1.40
25%
25%
100
25%
Feb
27%
Feb
1
18%
18%
150
17
Feb
18% Mar
58%
59%
1,200
Apr
60% Mar
6%
200
18%
Apr
19 %
1,600
45 V8
Feb
52 V* Mar
2,600
5%
Jan
1,400
29%
Apr
38
Feb
48
Jan
58
Mar
6%
Jan
Apr
*
A common...*
10
•
„
58%
12% Mar
58%
14%
Feb
1
17
17%
100
6
30
30%
1,100
30
1
common
16%
17%
1,050
15%
Jan
18 % Mar
40 V*
42%
700
39%
Jan
43 % Mar
13%
Jan
Mar
17% Mar
35
Oil
Sinclair
Corp
Jan
Bend
Spiegel
(Un)
5
Works
(Un)
Gas
Co
&
Electric
(Un)
-l
Inc
25%
15%
27%
5%
Apr
Feb
37%
Jan
24%
Jan
27% Mar
15%
500
Mar
34%
Feb
16%
15%
16
*
22%
22%
100
22% Mar
22 V* Mar
*
45%
47
500
42% Feb
49 % Mar
2
Warrants
800
25%
4
1,000
35%
4%
15
5
Lathe
5%
35
1
Society Brand Clothes Inc
—
2,000
8%
8%
8%
2%
3
8
300
2%
600
1,600
Feb
Feb
9% Mar
1%
Jan
3% Mar
5
Jan
5%
9
53%
100
9%
600
Dredging Corp
1
5%
5%
5%
*
55%
54%
56%
800
54%
Jan
59V* Jan
25
73%
73%
73%
300
73%
Apr
81
15
10
72%
73%
600
35%
36%
900
35%
1
12%
13
200
Feb
58% Mar
Standard
Oil
9
Jan
10 V* Mar
Standard
Oil
2%
Feb
Oil
51%
California
of
Indiana
of
100
Feb
Standard
100
12% Mar
13% Mar
Standard
19%
19%
800
18"% Mar
19%
Standard
Railway Equip
2%
300
2% Mar
17%
200
15%
Jan
Standard
Steel
25
13
13%
900
12%
Jan
13% Mar
Stanley Warner
10%
10%
18%
18%
100
16%
Jan
19% Mar
Sterling Aluminum Products
5
17%
17
17%
500
13
Mar
48%
50%
800
47%
Jau
50% Mar
Stewart-Warner
5
21
10%
21
21%
1,500
21
Apr
23%
Feb
10%
10%
500
10
Jan
10%
Feb
10
20%
20%
200
20
Jan
21%
1
•
36%
37%
900
36% Mar
43% Feb
31%
32%
400
30 %
35%
2%
Jan
8
8
5,300
8%
8
Apr
N
Oil
J
(Ohio)
19
Mar
9%
Jan
20
20
20%
800
19%
Jan
22
21%
21%
n
Feb
Spring
Corp
Container
1
Corp
Storkline Furniture Corp
Studebaker Corp (Un)
Sunbeam
Corp
21%
700
21
23
Feb
11
11%
550
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
Bunray Oil Corp
39%
100
39
Jan
41
Jan
Swift & Co
4%
800
4%
27
27
4% Feb
9%
Feb
28
1,150
9%
Jan
10% Mar
Thor
86%
Thor Power Tool Co
Mar
Texas
Co
(The)
Gulf
2,200
14%
Jan
24 % Mar
Timken Detroit Axel Co
39%
39%
100
38 Va
Jan
40% Mar
Toledo
42%
42%
43%
300
42%
Apr
48
Trane
31
31
28
3094
30%
30%
35
34%
35
Feb
Jan
Edison
Co
26% Mar
10 V*
Apr
Feb
11 Va Mar
17% Mar
Jan
Jan
16%
16%
4,000
14%
Feb
16% Mar
20
20%
5,400
19 Va
Feb
21% Mar
38%
38%
300
35%
Jan
39% Mar
56%
52%
21%
56%
56%
53%
Jan
57"% Jan
52%
54
300
35
Feb
54
Mar
21%
23
1,300
21%
Apr
25
Feb
18%
18%
19
500
18%
Jan
19 % Mar
23
23
300
22%
Jan
24%
12 V*
Jan
13% Mar
31% Feb
37% Mar
100
5
-1
Feb
32 % Mar
Trav-ler Radio
1,400
30%
Feb
S3
Jan
(200
34%
Apr
38%
Jan
Trl Continental Corp (Un)
Truax-Traer Coal common
xl2%
Xl2%
13%
800
2
Co
(The)
35%
2%
35%
36%
1,950
2%
1,900
1
Corp
11%
12
600
10%
Jan
12% Mar
54 %
54%
300
53%
Feb
17%
800
17% Mar
20 %
Jan
Union Carbide & Carbon
10
10 %
800
10
Feb
10"%
Jan
United
303/8
30%
30%
600
28 %
Jan
31% Mar
United Corporation
21%
21%
22%
1,700
21% Mar
24% Jan
U
S Rubber
S
26%
28%
200
26% Mar
30% Mar
29%
29%
100
29%
Jan
2%
_X—1
16
16%
200
-Ji?—1
17%
18%
1,100
2% Mar
16
Mar
16%
Jan
3Va
Feb
Jan
17% Jan
20%
Jan
56% Mar
17%
31% Mar
1
29%
20
208
So
La
Salle
Air
Steel
St
Lines
Co
Corp
1
10
Inc
(Del)
(Un)
(Un)___
*
Corp
20
100
19
Feb
20% Mar
12%
12%
450
11%
Jan
13%
Warner
19
20%
1,400
18%
Jan
20%
Apr
Western
71%
73%
900
71% Mar
80%
Feb
Westinghouse
4%
4%
200
5 Va
Feb
Wieboldt
37 V*
37%
100
•
i
~~
10
4%
Jan
37% Mar
Jan
39% Mar
Bros
Union
Telegraph
Electric
Stores
(Un)__
Inc
Corp
common
$4.25
4%
4%
300
3%
Jan
4% Mar
5
5%
5%
200
5%
Feb
6
Mar
Woodall
Industries
16%
16%
200
14%
Jan
17% Mar
Wrigley
(Wm)
9%
2,800
15%
15%
100
14%
Jan
16%
Feb
Yates-Amencan
17%
17%
14
17 Va
Jan
20
Feb
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
3Z—~~14
"914
10
15%
25
9
8"% Mar
9%
5%
5
57%
230
55
J an
68%
200
67%
Apr
72% Feb
29%
30%
700
29
Feb
32
5%
5%
1,500
5% Jan
5% Mar
200
28% Feb
31V* Jan
39%
44 Va
40%
5,200
10%
500
10% Mar
27%
15%
39%
10%
39%
30
27%
100
27% Mar
29
Jan
15%
15%
300
12%
Jan
15%
Apr
39
Feb
43% Mar
10
12%
41%
41%
100
46%
45
47%
1,500
•
14%
14%
14%
200
75%
75%
20
14%
*
14%
15
1,000
•
15
14%
15
400
16
16
50
*
Jr
1
2
Inc
Mar
28%
*
Picetures
preferred
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
~4%
30
*
Walgreen Co
12%
20%
1
57% Mar
57
67%
57%
5
Van Dorn Iron Works
1
•
•
5
page 41.
37%
5
17%
__33%c
Co
24% Jan
38%
J~*
U
University
100
200
16%
10
20
20% r24
50
Mar
20%
25
Producing
Corp
20%
,
13
1
100
Mar
Jan
12% Jan
5 V* Mar
25%
79
78% Jan
38%
Feb
5
(Un)
79
79
72% Mar
25
Sundstrand Machine Tool
50
10%
25
1
5
(Un)__
1
39%
Mar
/
2"% Mar
32% Mar
4%
(Un)
Co
10
com
Jan
2%
13%
•
(Un)
Apr
17%
18%
8.75
34% Mar
5
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Mar
Jan
(Un)
see
11
2%
19 %
15
&
For footnotes
Apr
Jan
Jan
200
Jan
28
•
Laclede-Christy Co
Machine
500
61
Feb
350
•
Laclede Gas Co (Un)
Lamson & Sessions Co
10%
30
2%
7.50
(Un)
Co
200
350
*
69%
Jan
1
Extension
10%
34
10
Co
&
600
7%
7%
Roebuck
7%
31
Light
Light
Feb
Jan
Jan
_25
(Un)
5
_
Land is
9%
•
Chemical
&
25%
5%
„
(Un)__l
,
Derrick Corp class B
Shellmar
Corp
36%
53%
3.50
&
Power
10%
1
•
Co
Forge
Bears
Jan
36
*
Transport,,
Kennecott Copper Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
"
Koppers Co Inc
,v_
Salle
Apr
12%
30
l
..
Light,
Elec
33%
Apr
13%
•
Kelley Island Lime
Kropp
36%
100
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
La
13%
Feb
Pacific
10
RR
&
Feb
Texas
&
33%
21%
43%
Co
11
Southern
__10
Gas
2,300
64% Mar
Feb
(Un)
12%
IV*
27
Interstate Power Co
Drug
Schenley Industries
Indiana
5
(Un)
Kansas Power
16% Mar
1
Co
Tel
Katz
Jan
Southern
25
Steamship Co
City
7%
•
Southern Co
1
&
23%
427/a
18 Va
5
39 % Mar
1
common
Paper
Kansas
15
100
3
Tel
21%
59% Mar
38% Mar
41V*
Paper
28% Mar
25
Co
International
Kaiser
Public
Regis
Jan
3
Interantional Harvester
International Mineral & Chemical
International Packers Ltd
Illinois
Louis
Jan
10
International
22 Va
•
Service
St
St
Apr
a
Co
Iowa
Mar
34"%
•
Co
&
300
100
22%
,*
61%
•
Bartlett
Power
Steel
64%
38%
350
St Louis National Stockyards
Stone
Inland
Interlake
64%
38%
5%
I
Rlchman Bros Co
26%
1
Indianapolis
64%
—
14% Mar
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall Drug (Un)
500
1.
Co
Co
42 Va Mar
Standard
Chemical
Products
6% Mar
Mar
23 Va Mar
(Un)
Manufacturing Co
700
•
Steel
Jan
Jan
41
23%
Corp
2,400
•
Hein Werner Corp
Indiana
39%
6
20
Jan
Co
39
1
Central
Oats
Theatres
28%
Dredge & Dock
Brick
Quaker
38%
Oil
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
Mar
300
Jan
(Un)
27%
•
Harnischfeger Corp
Heileman
(G)
Brewing
Illinois
Jan
13
1,200
2%
•
Co
Spencer
Co
69%
•
Instrument
36
6
41
Jan
(Un)
Company
Oil
I
Graham-Paige Motors (Un)
Gray Drug Stores
Illinois
39
Jan
13%
27%
Hlbbard
Feb
11%
11%
62%
^"Halllcrafters
100
6
41
——*
20
^Greif Bros Cooperage class A
^Greyhound Corp (Un)
^Grlesedieck
Western
Brewery
'Gulf Oil Corp
3
36%
11%
5
&
Jan
5
65
Lakes
Jan
400
16%
61%
Great
36%
Jan
Mar
46% Mar
5
* Great Lakes
Jan
26%
54%
Gossard (Wl H)
Jan
45%
134% 135
45%
54
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
■
34% Mar
10%
12%
A
Radio Corp of America
17%
68%
(Un)
41
Jan
21
Co
RKO
99"% Mar
69%
Co
Jan
27%
20%
of Indiana
Jan
15% Mar
54
Co
^-38% Mar
Car
Jan
94%
26%
45%
1
(Un)
Jan
36%
100
17%
3
•
43%
700
•
Utilities
9%
200
33%
Jan
11% Mar
900
•
General Telephone Corp
10'/a
39%
400
38%
36%
—-
800
Co
12
98%
General Electric
Glldden
Feb
15%
67
General Public
Feb
7%
10% Mar
97%
67%
Gibson Refrigerator
Gillette (The) Co
26 Va
30
15%
—
5
(Un)
Jan
400
Corp
300
37%
7%
Co
10
Feb
4
33
38 V2
1
34
37%
__5
Corp
General Motors Corp
Jan
3,600
(The)
Bchwltzer-Cummins
Foods
2%
13%
Philco
14%
36%
General American Transportation
General Box Corp
General
500
Feb
22%
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
14%
&
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
3%
Feb
27%
1
Airways
Sangamo Electric Co
Auto
Jan
Apr
21V2
50
34%
13%
Drive
25%
6%
11%
22%
Pennsylvania RR
10%
Co
Four-Wheel
600
5% Jan
8% Jan
13%
(Un)
class
Inc
33
—
•
Falstaff Brewing Corp__
Fitz-Simons & Connell Dredge
Dock
■
&
10
Watch
World
10%
—
1
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
Eddy Paper Corp
i
27
—
Pictures
Controls
Raytheon
—5
Eastern Air Lines Inc
600
8
34
10c
(E I) de Nemours (Un)
10%
6
*
35%
—-
(Allen B)
A
«u Pont
2,000
10%
29% Mar
5
(new)
6%
10%
17%
IIIIZio
Jan
20 V*
22%
10
Co
50
21%
(Un)
Penn
25%
1
Dodge Mfg Corp
Jan
22%
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv
prior preferred
700
10
Detroit & Cleveland Nav
■
44%
13%
Co
Ohio
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
Pure
i'
250
21%
_
Jan
550
1
Deere & Company
50
22 Va
Northwest Bancorporatlon
Oak
Jan
25%
25
—
18 V* Mar
49%
21%
•
96%
28%
•
—
25% Mar
26 % Mar
4,400
10
95%
28%
——
25
Motor Corp
Company
Feb
200
Jan
Jan
10
Apr
25
25
* $1.32 convertible preferred
Crane
^■
(Un)
common
23%
24%
2%
40
com__5
(Minn)
Feb
5
•
.
Feb
21% Mar
22
1
_*
_—
'-Clinton Foods Inc
Power
80
200
20
'
4%% preferred
•Cleveland Elec Ilium
1
87%
2,000
90
1
common
80
10
Co
Cleveland Cliffs' Iron
Jan
37%
1
Packard Motor Car (Un)
•
—
2%
700
—1
_
Aviation (Un)_
States
Paramount
Cities
10
Co
North American Car Corp
North American Co (Un)
Northern
400
Jan
1
Standard
2%
39%
2%
Mar
42 % Mar
20
36%
4%
.
■ts
3/64 Apr
100
3,700
22%
1
Corp common..;
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Chicago Corp common
1
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac. Ry—
7,100
5
(Un)
Container
National
National Tile & Mfg
Pacific
Castle
•
Montgomery Ward & Co
Nash
38% Mar
Jan
♦
35
Mar
90
Feb
14%
*
common..
15%
Jan
Jan
22
•
Chemical
67
35%
200
1
10
,25
.
preference
Motorola
Jan
100
300
3%
Cement—
13
Corp
1
River
12%
33%
9%
16
-_4
Products
Modine Mfg Co
$3.50
High
19% Mar
24%
common
Portland
Monroe
Jan
50
Co
Brewing Co
Fuel
Mississippi
Feb
14%
Utilities
Hart
Missouri
6%
26%
Cement
Food
Mickelberry's
&
17%
24%
Co
&
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Miller
Low
150
1,300
87
24%
14%
G)
Portland
Middle
9%
36%
39
33%
•
8
Brothers
Canadian
2%
L).
(Arthur
Medusa
19
85
Marshall Field & Co commonMcKee
Range Srnce Jan. 1
High
35%
(Un)
•
—12.50
Burroughs Adding Machine
8%
Oil Co.
Lion
1
Company
Burkhart (F) Manufacturing
Low
Louisville Gas & Elec.
550
8V*
15
'Burlington Mills Corp
Burton-Dixie
5%
Jan
4%
8
*
J;
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-Butler
Jan
7%
414
8
20
<E
-Brown Shoe Co Inc
«
4
100 V* Mar
10
Corp
Gear
Foote
Feb
Feb
5
"
Brad
9%
18% Mar
96%
100
Feb
4%
10
(Un)_lP
1
•
5
Corp
W)
Sons
Jan
15
3
Borg-Warner Corp
Uracil
8
1
Co
Corp
Fisheries
pBorg (George)
1,250
•
Berghoff Brewing Corp
■-"Booth
1,700
3
13
Shares
18%
100
17%
98V*
8%
:
^Benguet Consolidated MlnlDg
'
Jan
29 Va
8Va
^Mtlan-Blessing Co
'Bearing Specialty common
Steel
32%
for Week
Leath & Co common.
17
8%
Co
Corp
7 Bethlehem
29% Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pa
High
4
?Ra1dwin-L!ma-Hamilton
1 Belden
Low
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
98V*
17%
Fe__...—50
& Santa
Athey Products Corp
•
Thursday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
29 Va
2.50
Inc
Refining common—~1
&
APRIL 3
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
WEEK
Sales
72%
72%
100
12%
13
350
42
43
400
Apr
Jan
12% Mar
44% Feb
50
13%
Mar
Feb
14% Mar
74% Mar
75% Mar
12
Feb
15% Mar
14 %
Jan
15
Feb
16
72
Jan
73% Mar
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
42
Apr
47 Va
Jan
15% Mar
Mar
Jan
Machine
Co
5
5
42
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Number 5209...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
35
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
APRIL 3
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Thursday
Week's
Sale Price
of Prices
stocks
Par
American
Arundel
•
c.n
American
Tel
Atlantic
Baldwin
Securities
51
37% Feb
2,780
13
lc
Corp—
19
19%
330
155% Apr
17% Jan
27
27%
536
25% Feb
11
11%
620
9% Jan
3%
100
39%
Canadian
commnn
New
5%
28 y*
caterpillar Tractor Co common.
Celanese Corp of America—,
Mar
4
Build
1
3%
3%
3%
1,961
3ya Apr
19%
20%
705
19% Apr
147/a Feb
15%
15%
243
81%
80
83%
1.117
80
Publishing Co common—.
Davison Chemical: Corp
1—1
Delaware Power 8c Llgbt common—.13%
Electric Storage Battery
8%
8
8%
1,368
7
34%
34y8
35% '
General
62%
61%
65%
15%
15%
9%
ioy»
10%
Corp
—
Curtis
Motors Corp—
35
.1
37%
24%
24%
5
;
Lehigh Coal Ac Navtgatloii———10
I^high VallAv HR.
Martin (Olann I.)1
10
*
••
18%
14%
•
15
.
Feb
185
35
652
23% Mar
34y8 Apr
-
—5
Gimbel Brothers
35
24%
Mar
463
-
468
61% Apr
4,488
-
Mar
Pannroad
—1
Cnrp
13%
13%
34%
20%
21%
46%
46%
48
39%
preference
dlv
$1
■
-common—
8% Apr
39% Jan
27
6% Mar
30% Feb
33% Jan
26
21
Mar
24% Jan
a57% a60%
354
59
Jan
30%
411
30
Apr
30
70
Fuel
Columbia
'
Phila Transportation Co common-
System
2,925
1,127
80
19% Feb
22% Jam
50
43% Feb
50% Jan
82%
22% Jan
Consol Chem
14 ya Mar
l8y«Mar
Consei Edison' of N !Y
Reading
Run
Ci?
2%
cl A
nil
38% Feb
41
Mar
31%
3.775
30% Apr
33
24%
90
Feb
25
4%
.
"
6%
32
33%
38%
33%
Jan
40
Feb
180
19 % Mar
20
Feb
a40
,■ a40 a41%
a4oy4 «4i y«
127
40 y4 Feb
112
40 y4
27 Yo
1,183
6%
6%
271
30%
30%
56%
56%
31%
58%
78%,
77
79%
13% Feb
19% Feb
34% Jan
67
Westmoreland
Coal
5%
10
35%
36%
1,384
20%
20%
100
20
—
Corn
-
Products
67
321
64
Jan
67
38y«
a56% a57%
445
38 y4
Apr
40% FeO
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Blaw-Knox
Co
Fort
Pitt
Harbison
Mountain
Natco
l
Refractories
___*
Gas
10
Di Giorgio
33% Jan
"B"
$3
82% Jan
Jan
6
Fuel
Supply
_10
29
29
25%
6%
_
38
Feb
23
preferred
$2.50
Jan
Chemical
Dow
El
Brewing
Co
Bangs Sines Jan. 1
Pitts
Screw
Bolt
&
33% Apr
18y4 Jan
7
7
8
Jan
Mar
29 Vt Mar
25% Apr
Oil
Dorado
Products
Warrants
Ewa
Toy
Standard
Steel
Jan
General Electric Co
General
Apr
20
Feb
22
Feb
General
1% Jan
2
Jan
1
Foods
Paint
Corp
2nd
General
300
29 ys Mar
32 Vo
114
52%
Jan
58 % Mar
70
8%
Jan
9 %
Feb
20%
Apr
Golden
30%
30%
126-
29% Mar
9C
9c
24%
24%
26%
79
24% Jan
15
25V2
15
15%
203
14% Jan
26% Mar
16% Feb
25%
26
550
25% Apr
27%
27%
458
26% Jan
28% Feb
12.50
„
46%
44%
47%
Alleghany
Corp
■
So
5,000
Theatres
3
a4%
a4%
28
3
a4%
a73% a73%
—
•
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American
1".
common
12%
Ltd
Factors
(UnT—
20
American Potash & Chem1 mss B
10c
Jan
49% Mar
Radiator
Shares
Range Sines Jan. 1
Low
Common
(Un)
(Un)
•
American Viscose
American
44% Feb
44%
Feb
28
40
150
32%
Jan
Mar
50
27% Feb
28% Jan
100
2% Feb
3% Jan
50
4%
45
5%
Feb
650
53%
13%
275
15
15%
223
14% Feb
a35y»
a36
107
32%
15 y8
15%
15%
520
58
13% Mar
a35%
Jan
75% Mar
707/b Feb
53%
13% Jan
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—
14%
—
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14%
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Bandinl Petroleum
Oil
1
Co
-
-
Bendix Aviation Corp
(Un)
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)—
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
Bishop Oil Co
———I
Blair Holdings Corp (Un).—
Boeing
Airplane
Co
(Un)
Apr
Feb
15% Jan
15% Mar
36
Feb
Mar
15% Mar
86
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445
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-
-
Mar
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10
27% Jan
27% Jan
730
12
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405
Feb
44
6%
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24% Feb
10% Feb
19,327
Feb
35
46% Mar
7% Jan
27% Mar
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13 Mar
Feb
46y4 Jan
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42%
1%
42%
160
1%
1%
400
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100
22
105
20
Feb
23
Mar
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253
39
Mar
43
Jan
745
67% Feb
72
Jan
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22
68%
62
I
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42
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54% Mar
65
2,135
62
Apr
69%
Feb
10
Feb
12
Jan
50
12
12
375
17%
17y4
60
16%
16%
100
Jan
16% Mar
a28% a28%
12
87
26% Jan
27% Mar
65
15% Jan
15 y4
17% Mar
36
Feb
36
Feb
21%
300
17
.Jan
21% Mar
18%
2,337
17
Jan
18% Mar
78
78
100
70
Jan
78
Apr
•
a71
a71
a71
125
75
Mar
75
Mar
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Un)
•
Great North Ry non-cum pfd (Un)—•
a52%
52%
Jan
a54%
a52% a54%
a56
383
a 53%
251
54 y4
Jan
58% Mar
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13
127/s
13
600
12% Jan
13 y« Mar
27%
550
4 cJo
preferred
—
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a57%
—
10 %
mm. mm
mmrnm
common
a37 a37%
100
—_—,—
(B F)
Greyhound
Hancock
Ltd
(Un)
Co
Corp
class
Oil Co
Hotels
Corp
—
Oil
Co
—
—
(Un)
Car
Feb
28% Mar
12
Jan
14V4
15% Jan
17%
17 V*
1.30
1.30
1.30
100
3%
3%
100
0
Co
1.20
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
17y2 Mar
1.70 Jan
4
Jan
5% Feb
6
Mar
Feb
53
Mar
6
150
54
49
al5
al5
26
15% Mar
1.80
1.85
1,870
a46
12%
*
12%
a51% a52%
*
Corp
Motor
24
1
_1
20
12%
Pineapple Co Ltd.
Hawaiian
Jan
110
28%
12%
17%
—
54%
957
—5
A
Power
160% Mar
40'
40
40
-
60
52% Mar
23% Feb
25% Mar
39% Mar
44%
40%
835
a45
a45
15
39%
39 %.
11%
454
39% Jan
a—
665
a95%al00%
51
100 y4 Jan
30
170
30
30
—
43(4
•
Jan
12% Mar
100% Jan
Apr
30
Apr
30
30
Mar
80C
425
73c
Mar
1.10 Jan
8
8%
378
7% Jan
8% Feb
11%
27%
3%
12%
30
11%
27%
100
3%
150
180
10% Jan
26% Feb
11% Mar
30% Mar
3
Feb
3% Mar
9
Feb
14 % Mar
14
1,900
a61% a66%
445
59% Mar
67% Mar
1%
300
1% Jan
680
1% Feb
52
Mar
1%
13
13%
2.60
2.70
42%
42%
a56 a57%
3,723
2,837
1,159
11% Mar
3.00 Feb
57
76
10%
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10
62
13% Mar
48% Feb
a81% a8l%
al6
1.80
International Nickel of Canada (Un)„*
Paper Co (Un)
7%
International Tel 8c Tel com (Un)—*
Oil
Johns-Manville
&
Jones
16 y4 Mar
9%
a—'
-i-
Feb
78% Mar
Jan
10%
15% Jan
17%
196
1,720
a71% a72%
272
95
10%
Jan
Apr
16% Mar
18% Jan
16%
16%
290
16% Jan
17% Feb
21%
21%
280
21
22% Mar
Jan
Jan
12% Jan
69% Mar
ci
73% Jan
——
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—'
337
26%
Jan
30 Ya Mar
90
45%
Jan
47
2,375
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75
8%
•
2.50
Light (Un)—
Corp (Un)
Land
a71%
610
9
9
120
24%
2,255
8% Jan
9% Mr.r
Jan
11% Jan
26% Mar
22
13%
1.45
100
Feb
13% Fab
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2f%
140
24% Feb
25% Jan
134
20 y2 Mar
22 ya
Jan
960
17
Apr
18
Jan
221
15
Jan
18% Mar
13%
16%
16
18
(Un)
—6
*
1.40
16%
Apr
19
5
36%
Feb
36% Fab
14%
Jan
15% Feb
15
372
3%
4
4c
Mar
70c
Feb
5c
4c
5c
1,850
21,050
1.30
1.20
1.30
68,753
.3%
11%
26%
24%
Jan
2,670
15
10
,
60
2% Jan
11% Feb
11%
26%
495
22% Jan
228
29%
Jan
4% Mar
6c
Jan
1.30 Mac
13
Feb
28y4 Mar
Apr
30
30
JLO
30
64'A
719
60% Feb
65
Mac-
34
64%
(Un)
63%
34
468
34
Mar;
36
Jan
22
—
Corp
F;b
150
a35% a35%
(Un)
—
(Un).
20%
National Auto Fibres
City Lines
National Distillers Prod
82
59% Jan
al9% a20%
17
17 y«
Mfg Co common——
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines——P. 10
M J & M & M Cons (Un)
10c
Monolith Portland Cement pfd (Un) .10
Nash-Kelvinator
Mar
24%
Meier & Frank Co Inc
Power Co
Mar
5% Mar
20
1.45
13%
Co (Un)—
Montgomery Ward 8c Co
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Feb
22%
15%
Utilities
Mar
52
22%
•
Menasco
Montana-Dakota
74
277
i
54%
Mar
54%
7
1
——*
a7l% a73%
3% Jan
20
54%
(Glenn)
Matson Navigation
22
245
22
Apr
25% Feb
20
21
19% Jan
21% Feb
810
al5% al5%
(Un)
14 y2
Jan
15 V*
20%
20
Feb
246
21%
Apr
23 y4 Jan
25% Jan
980
21%
27%
a7%
22%
28 JA
983
17%
18%
463
Jan
20% Mar
a22% a22%
30
20% Jan
23% Mar
20%
—
Gypsum Co.
Company
Central RR (Un).
Niagara Mohawk Power
North American Aviation (Un).
North American Co (Un) _—
10
475
a21 a2l%
National
Natomas
20 y4
27
McKesson & Bobbins Inc
National
Apr
Jan
a47
5%
Macy 8c Co (R H) comma
Magna vox Co ——
—
Marchant Calculators Inc.—
N
Jan
17'/2
10%
5
Lyons-Magpus "B"
Montana
Mar
54
27
Libby McNeill & Libby
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc (Un)
Co
45
Jan
a45%
Copper
County
Martin
Jan
44% Mar
53%
70
Feb
1
Power &
Kennecott
Kern
180
2.00 Mar
—
33
30 y4
50
Preferred
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Kansas
a71%
1.55 Feb
a—
Chemical com—1
Aluminum &
Kaiser
11
*
10
(Un)
Steel——
Corp
Laughlin
53%
17%
11%
17%
33 %•
Co_
30
1,082
30%
53%
International
Intex
a46
30%
a43% a43%
a21%a21%
30%
57% Jan
2.15 Jan
a—
al6
,
41% Jan
83
10
-•
Mar
166
76c
30
(Un)
Jan
42% Feb
ft-
_—
39% Apr
10% Jan
11%
Jan
75
715
40%
X
20
Co
International Harvester
43% Jan
156% Mar
145
2,458
al5% al5%
——_
99% Mar
16
21
—.
15% Feb
14% Jan
5z%
.15
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)———
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Byron Jackson
1
8
—PI
—L
Borden Co (Un)
Budd Company
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
—
11%
3
-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamil
Bankline
—
a95%
—P2
—
33altlmore 8c Ohio RR
rnm mm
5
—10
5
Wedge
Mfg Corp (TTn)
40%
—50
Atlas Corp (Un)
Atok-Big
39%
.
Atchison Top & Santa Fe iUn)
Atlantic Refining Co
—JlT™
Avco
a23 y4 a23%
—mm
-50
(Un)
Corp
Co
a517/8 a52%
.——
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Archer-Daniels-Midland
Armco
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1
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Anglo
.100
Corp
Woolen
Anaconda
94 y4 Jan
a27% a27%
a9%
Jan
17% Jan
461
a53% a53%
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp (Un)
."rA.LS'jaaar
American Tel & Tel
748
5% Mat
42%
Feb
7
6%
38 y2 Mar
2.75 Mar
31% Jan
18%
Idaho
High
Smelting 8c Refining—
S
97%
Mar
4
21
Honolulu
13%
•
American
S
50
29 y4 Feb
18%
Hudson
Sales
53%
*
American
8c
766
a26% a26%
a45 a45%
69%
—
Co
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Honokaa Sugar Co
13%
.1
(Un)
39
Jan
•
Company
State
American Broadcasting-Paramount
American Can Co
38%
al5% al5%
97%
Apr
u
Mar'
1
.-10
Gillette
31% Jan
Jan
43% Feb
372
High
a28% a28'/4
'*mmm
(Un)
of Prices
a42% a42%
•
10
1
Inc
1,600
16%
2.40 Jan
.
16% Jan
60
for week
28
(Un)
(Un)
Airlines
—
—1
Allied Chem & Dye Corp (Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
American
Week's
Low
—.5
Mining
i
29% Jan
27%
__
Lasi
common
Gold
Juneau
4%
10
Gladding McBean & Co
Feb
16%
Sale Price
Alaska
Feb
Jan
*
——
4%
preferred
(Un)
56Vi
Par
Co
949
Utilities
Public
30
200
5
Corporation
200
30
4%
22
common
54%
Thursday
Laboratories
57
2.75
preferred
29 Ve
20%
STOCKS
Reduction
57
2.75
29%
5
__
$an Francisco Stock Exchange
Admiral
57
(Un)..
Cumulative
Holly Development
Air
70
102% Feb
Feb
14
57
5
Hilton
Abbott
14% Feb
109
29%
.25c
(Un)—
Corp
__
20 y2
—„_1
Westinghouse Air Brake.,
Westinghouse Electric CorpL;
4
3
General Motors Corp
400
9
15% Matu~-.fi
Feb % n
89
■
101% Mar
46
-20
Jan
2
__10o
Spring
306
15%
15%
5
——
Jan
7%
2
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Vanadium Alloys Steel
16.
15%
16
•
—
29
Jan
10
Mining
(Un)
Machinery 8c Chem Corp
Goodrich
San
9% Mar
•
Corp—
31
6%
2
20%
8Mt Apt
1
Plantation Co
Food
8% Mar
8%
Jan
8% Mar
B
(Un)
Works
28% Mar
6% Jan
__
7'/a
259
(Un)_ 10c
de Nemours
(E I)
Air Lines Inc
25%
100
195
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry common.™*
Plymouth Oil Corp
5
A
Emporium Cap well" Co
Eureka Corp Ltd
Mar
22% Jan
1,000
21%
Jan
29
80
29y8
25 y*
15%
22'/a Mar
Feb
860
„_*
910
8%
*
■A
38% Jan
14
8 V*
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Corp
8%
a
cl
El Paso Natural Gas Co_
21%
25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
8
8%
*
1
Co
Laboratories
Mont
Electrical
High
2.50
common
14
alOO
•
(Un)
Electric Bond & Share Co
8
convertible preferred
alOO
•
f—
Convertible
Pittsburgh
a99%
common_5
Oil of California
Douglas
__
__
Jan
5
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
5
Corp
Mar
61
87
65
88
Eastman Kodak Co common (Un)—10
70
28%
"A"
Fruit Corp
common
Eastern
247
25 V2
__
87
566
1
Doernbecher Mfg Co
Jan
Jan
20% Mar
406
8
22%
25 y2
120
65
1
Publishing Co; (Un)——
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
59% Mar
5
86
25%
88
Curtis
31%
229
14%
8
Jan
7% Jan
First
11% Mac i
68% Feb f
Mar
al4%
27%Mar
30% Apr
597
21 %
14%
8.50
Brewing
Walker
Star
35
20%
__10
22% IFe*
12
—1
common
•
36% Jan
Low
33%
5
.
Mar
9% Feb
68
Natl; Bank.——__—-25
54% Jan
77
Apr
Shares
20%
„
Mat
>
85
Crocker
Feb
High
34
*
19
'425
36% Mac
115
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—-...a
Preferred
—•
for Week
•
.1.
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co
Lone
>
of Prices
Low
10 y4
al4
Mar
Sales
•
__
Columbia Gas System
1,840
10%
-
ft—*
a—
~
a68% a68%
(Un)-——-25
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,Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Par
45
21%"
19
-
10%
1
America
du Pont
STOCKS
115
38y4
'
Du
Thursday
—
(Un)
6%Mar
6% Mar
725
5%
36
——1
;
15
Jan
21% Jaa
40
340
38 y4
20%
:
Feb '
19%
35%
19%
(Un),
<
40% Feb
40 y*
Feb
35%
Creameries of
26% Jan
31%
335
468
-13'A
94% Mac
al4% al4%
_
Indus class A
ContinentalMotors
52% Jan
4% Mar
711
26 y2
*
•
Improvement
23
499
26%
~
Jan
91'/a Jan
'
32%
J
95
80% Apr
113
"
50
,
Corp
Gas
63
-
_•
_
Co
United
39%
Feb
140
(Un)
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
14% Mar
237/e Jan
41%
Apr
*35% Mar
20% Apr
46% Mar
-
«
Paper common
United
12% Jan
32 y* Jan
14
3
.
Scott
303
36%
1,271
38%
(Un)
18% Apr
1.35 Jan
1.20
37%
a87y4 a89%
.2%
Gas System
1.10 Jan
1.15
al8% al9%
—
Commonwealth. .Edison
20
Participating preferred
-Phiir.0
Corp
-.,
/Public Service EI 8c Gas common
Jan
a42% a43%
.
Commercial Solvents
1,340
4,419
617
4%
4%
38%
36%
.3%
Iron
Broadcast
Columbia
Feb
&
Class B
37% Jan
24
mm*
63% rjaa
al8% al8%
80%
Colorado
Feb
30%
30 Vz
12% Feb
5%, Jan
105
37%
al8%
.10
Co.
Chemical
VI
35%
20%
*
Feb
2,740
Consolidated. Natural Gas Co (Un)_
"Pennsylvania-Power^ Light1-50
Pennsylvania- RR.L.
>10
Pennsylvania' Salt Affg-^——
PennsylvaniacWater ®: Power Cqz.-__—•
•
Philadelphia 'Electric ^common
12
50
6%
6V4
30
Cities' Service Co (Un).
Clorox
626
16%
Apr
^Chrysler
Jan
96
16% Mar
9 V*
25%
1.15
11% Jan
14 v* Feb
-
s59
Corp
Jan
100
481
&29% a30%
(Un)
Chesapeake 8c Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Mill St Paul RR com (Un>—•
Preferred (Un)
—
100
16% Mar
15%
25
Company
Chrysler
Eureka
Central
22% Mar
•
25%
■
3% Mar
19%
.
25%
14% Jan
27% Jan
11% Mar
—.50
preferred
4y4 Jan
13 y4 Mar
6%
a30
Case (J I)
Baltimore Transit Co—
New
Feb
106
775
ai2y8 ai2y8
—3
(Un)
20y4Mar
Jan
High
5 V*
5
13%
a20% a20%
Pacific Ry
8c Co
Low
High
5
25%
1%
Canadian
3% Jan
3%
mm*
5
Canada Dry Ginger Ale (Un)—.
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd.,
Jan
161% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
13 y4
—
0
Packing Corp
of Prices
Low
1
—>
Cement Co —-—-J
California
High
LOW
11%
.
Coip
Calaveras
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
27%
—
_
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Calamba Sugar
19
a
Corporation
™*y
Par
lor Week
38% 38%
155% 158
156%
.100
Tel
&
Low
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
a7%
21%
Y
17%
.10
10
Jan
Feb
7% Mar
Apr
26% Jan
27% Jan
28% Mar
7
16%
T3
38
(1504)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle... Monday, April 6, 1953
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
San Francisco Stock Exch.
(Cont.)
Thursday
Week's
Last
STOCKS'
Par
North American Investment
common__l
6%
preierred
25
Northern Pacific
—
(Un)
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Oceanic
Ohio
Petroleum
Oil
Ohio
Oil
Oliver
Co
21 %
72%
73
255
0
"A"
3%
Pabco
Sugar Plantation
Pacific
Can
Pacific
Coast
Inc
Co
•
5% %
5%
.
38
Jan
195
5%
Co
World
com
Jan
Airways
Jan
Jan
Jan
29% Mar
37%
Apr
39% Mar
32 %
869
Apr
34'A
27
275
26% Mar
28
510
26% Mar
28
pfd
90
89
1,201
40%
Standard
Oil
Co
of
Standard
Oil
of
N
Sterling Drug Inc
J
Studebaker
17%
210
17%
Apr
19
Feb
Sunray Oil Corp
Super Mold Corp
24%
24%
100
25%
Feb
Sylvania
Products—
116%
118
47%
2,510
5%
5%
523
116
Jan
23%
119'A Mar
47% Mar
Jan
5% Jan
10%
10%
273
9%
Jan
30%
30'/a
160
27%
Jan
30% Mar
a2Q% a21 %
249
12%
12%*
21% Feb
585
11
Jan
37
653
37
Mar
a32% a33%
100
31% Feb
37
'mmmrn-'
.
64%
a57%
1,090
29%
280
a41 a42%
♦'
61 Ve
29%
com—
a41%
23%
345
56%
a58
26%
a
-•
27%
Tide
31-
60% Mar
27%
(Un)
Feb
16%
454
15%
Feb
16%
1,685
42%
Feb
49 % Mar
459
40%
Jan
47
a28%
lba
27%
Jan
28% Mar
azo
Jan
78%
Jan
220
33 %
37%
37%
37%
637
20
20%
1,290
33%
Can
&
&
Glass Co„
Jan
United Gas Corp (Un)—____
US Steel Corp common—JL,
Jan
Universal
Jan
12%
14
1,622
18% al8%
47%
50
473
Consolidated
115
14%
Feb
15 %
Apr
39%
Jan
57 %
422
54
Jan
57%
Mar
Mar
24%
26%
1,642
22% Mar
28
27%
28%
6,746
26
Jan
18'A
169
18%
Jan
19%
Feb
16'A
16%
136
16% Feb
17%
Jan
a67% a68.%
39%
41'A
a67%
41%
180
68% Mar
71%
Jan
2,013
38
Jan
42% Mar
24%
Feb
26%
a34%
a42% a42%
27%
1
Inc
35
Safeway Stores Inc
Joseph Lead (Un)
8
St
Jan
29%
•
10%
—
29%
32 %
a4%
65
!2
43
63
Feb
a—
43
—
9%
100
34%
34%
1,515
a37% a37%
21%
23
279
34%
lie
10c
Jan
11c
45
15,300
7c
Jan
common
(Un)
1
-1
Sugar
Air
Western
Inc
(Un)
Pacific
RR
Co
9% Mar
(F
W)
Jan
11
Mar
Jan
29% Mar
39 %
Apr
44
41%
Feb
-•
1,046
8%
50
Jan
34%
120
•
Jan
300
57c
312
45c
12c
Yellow
Feb
Cab
Co
\
Jan
60c
Jan
5 Ye
Jan
26%
Jan
11%
Jan
12 %
Feb
10
10%
620
;
9'A
a62% a62%
25
30
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18
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17
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48
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51
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14
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344
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31%
400
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29
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31
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27
26%
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127
33
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6,816
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.
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
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10
29 % Mar
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Pure Oil Co (Un)
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15%
16%
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27% Mar
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SAW
Southern Cal
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•
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Apr
14
58 % Mar
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preferred
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Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
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7%
Jan
Feb
15
com
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Paramount Pictures
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RR Co
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210
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23
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25
Pacific Lighting Corp common
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
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100
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56
32
270
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A
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Feb
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preferred
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20
22
13%
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32%
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139
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6
21
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3
7
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10
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Feb
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13%
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common
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22
72% Mar
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
13%
Feb
3%
21%
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Feb
20 %
64
22c
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*
•
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Last
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Shell
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•
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200
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Thursday
20
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11%
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1
,
ENDED
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Shares
10%
100
WEEK
for Week
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21%
.
Railway
Occidental
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Feb
i
Volume 177
Number 5209
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1505)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Gatineau
j
5%
•
Shares
100
1UJ
preferred
100
—*
General
Dynamics
General
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lu2'/s
5Va
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;
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200
APRIL
3
Canadian Stock
105
20%
460
High
5
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101
Feb
105
25
105%
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4.95
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109 % Mar
200
40
39%
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61 V2
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Thursday
45 Va Mar
39% Mar
i
General Steel Wares
i
5 '/c preferred
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Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
common
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Husky Oil
Si
3.80
3.80
1,100
34%
34%
35%
1,035
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16
Jan
Belgium Stores Ltd 5%
17%
Jan
19
Feb
British
44
44
44
100
42 y2
Jan
45
Mar
52%
51%
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3,597
1
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11%
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725
33%
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58
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Jan
3,360
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£1
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—
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.
preferred
—
Feb
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10%
Feb
Jan
9%
23
1,000
24
5%
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200
35'/a
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Paper
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26%
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23%
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common
common
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Mar
Food
Neon
215
68
Jan
70«/2 Feb
Consolidated
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27% Mar
29%
Jan
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30Mi
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32»A
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5,443
22 V*
Feb
29%
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•
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12%
Jan
•
1
Feb
100
10
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Feb
100
Telegraph
National
Drug Si
2
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Jan
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17%
405
17%
20%
Jan
18%
Jan
150
18%
Jan
9%
5,180
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Apr
33
856
31%
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36
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15
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47
47
25
9
9
12
12
27
27
27%
33%
33%
33l/2
55
76%
76%
77'%
-
480
665
Placer
Development
30 V*
9
15
9
12
Mar
26
100
-
•'
Jan
Jan
9'/2 Jan
1
•
21%
•
Bros
4%
Si
Co
Ltd
Steel
preferred
Provincial
480
30
a20
40
19
-
31
20% Mar
48
65
Mar
Power
4.55 Mar
11,450
100
100
100
2
94
Jan
A—4
18%
18%
18%
10
18
Jan
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.95
1,300
4
3.00
3.00
3.00
300
A—4
1.15
Jan
45
cl
39
350
21% Mar
39
1,010
35
Jan
40
St
Power
Lawrence
Shawinigan
Series
Water
A
Class B
V/*%
Corp
1,810
31
Mar
34
Mar
Apr
91
50
91
Apr
91
13%
13%
50
12 y2
Jan
B
Co
Ltd
Ltd
Sicks'
Breweries
Simon
<H)
& Sons
Simpsons
Southern
Steel
Co
Canada
of
Canada
Thrift
Triad
a67
a67
525
86%
Jan
68
Mar
22
22
20
22
Jan
22
\ Jan
3.50
3.50
250
a20y2
a22
200
8%
8
8%
-3.50 Mar
Jan
Feb
5.00
Jan
a—
64%
895
61 Va
Feb
a83
a83
5
common—4
16%
16%
16%
515
15%
Jan
4.30
4.30
4.30
200
52
52
52
25
50
Jan
52
Apr
39
39
75
39'
Mar
39
Mar
14%
14%
225
13% Jan
14% Mar
47%
Lakes
Paper
Co
Ltd
ulOO
(Walter M)
4
Power
Si
Paper Co
4
Distilleries
Limited
49
49
com_10
al5%
al5%
50
8% Apr
26
Feb
?
2.25
Feb
67 V» Mar ~
ft
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—
17%
4.30- Feb
310
15%
540
—100
a90
a90
10
4
a4.50
a4.50
50
alO% alO'A
138
com
preferred
_10
Light & Power Co
Canada
of
common..*
Ltd—
Ontario
&
„
Jan
5.00
Jan'
Co
Royal Rice Mills
Jan
16
Feb
Lt
&
Pr
86
4.50
11
Jan
Power Corp of Can 6%
6%
N
C
Reitmans
2nd
pert
(Clan*
Ltd
375
8
26%
420
24 %
Feb
26%
26%
570
247/«
Feb
26% Mar
11
11%
200
11
Jan
11%
19%
19%
370
18% Jan
11%
cum
10
1st pfd_100
preferred
Industries
111
104
3.00
4.10 Mar
Jan
1.20 Feb
1.50
-
111
*
class
20
Apr
193/1 Mar
Jan
112
45
55 %
Jan
57
10%
10%
525
9
Mar
22
22
200
22
Apr
4
Ltd
111
Jan
27 % Mar
a57% a57%
50
common
Jan
al.00
26%:
*
Ltd-
Feb
4.55 Mar
Jan
11
Mar
y2
25%
—
:i_4
Co
Mar
50
15 Va Mar
86
al.00
„
5
Ltd
a
375
—_10
Paper
22
pfd-—100
43
41%
42%
2,904
44%
850
49%
49%
25
47 y2
Jan
50
a21
50
20%
Jan
22
Jan
21 %
22
375
127
Mar
132%
21%
21%
21%
25
20
Feb
21%
12
12
100
12
-*
15%
15
15%
1,305
23%
22%
23%
275
29
29 V2
Union
Mar
a21
4
-
21%
—4
*
42% Feb
12
17
21
Jan
23%
27%
Jan
30
Feb
y
•
32%
32'A
32%
2,080
32 y.
Jan
34 V*
32%
,32y8
32%
320
32 Va
Apr
34
16
16
245
Jan
17
•
•
2.60
2.60
2.60
130
130
130
5
13%
13%
3,010
100
109
Jan
Feb
10% Mar
24
Jan
975
13%
13%
11%
Jan
Ltd
18
Mar
124
Feb
'"
293/4
1,835
28% Mar
30% Mar
38
40%
3,145
34
46% Feb
29
Jan
29
29
475
26
Feb
29
50
50
50
50
Mar
52
4
4
11%
12
250
11% Mar
45
15V4 Mar
16
Mar
30
32
Jan
45c
Feb
Ltd—-—5
15'/2
15%
15%
4
32
32
32
Mines
20c
-20C
2.80
2.70
2.95
3,000
19c
19c
7,000
2%c
Ltd
1
*
*
Ltd—:
—3c
Sulphur Mining Corp
Metals
Corp
—
310
V\ Mar
Mar
..
12 V2
Jan
Yukon
3.00
1
Mines
.1
Mar
Jan
3.15 Jan
2.53 Mar
19c
29v2c Feb
Mar
3%c
7,900
17c
'19,000
12c
Jan
94C
26,400
62c
Feb
2c
3'/2c Mar
Jan
19 3/4
3.00
3.05
5%C
1,000
4c
Jan
7c
39c
1—1
Feb
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1.00 Mar
5%c
—
46c
23,600
39c
Apr
84c
al9c
100
41c
——1
Ltd
20c
14c
147/«c
1
Ltd
Mines
2,000
82C
1
Ltd
Belvllle Gold Mines Ltd
Bibis
Jan
Jan
*
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines
14% Feb
■
14
118
29%
—*
B
Breweries
,
-.100
25
17
124
Stocks—
Mines
Barvue
Jan
Mar
131
Feb
Ltd
17'
123
40%
•
Ltd
Uranium
Arnora
Ascot
Feb
2.80
Feb
2.30
125
Arno
Jan
:
123
A—4
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Ankeno Mines Ltd
Jan
.
Canada
Acadia
new
class
Co
&
Hotel
Mining
Apr
415
(Jack)
__4
Pipe Line
Canada
Western
Mar
.
of
Windsor
Mar
Feb
Corp
Oil
Corporations
Watson
Apr
Mar
Gas
United
Jan-
12%
Ltd-——.
Finance
Feb
Feb
44%
Co
Trans Mountain
Mar
45
41%
•
35 %
63
Southern Canada Power 6%
Feb
preferred
263/4
Mar
63%
Sangamo
40%
Oils
Tuckett Tobacco 7%
United Steel Corp
Mar
30
4
Feb
50
Ltd
23
800
Jan
Jan
5
Stores
67
25
30
17% Mar
50
common
Mar
Jan
23
30
Jan
75
99
Preferred
50
23
Mar
Mount
37% Mar
Power
60
Mar
7
21
Jan
:
67
12
1.10
Jan
Jan
common
67
Feb
37% Mar
24
Feb
32
Co
Mar
50
Feb
98'A
common
Southam
Jan
12
1,725
15
18%
410
•
35
100
/
4,700
75
206
common
2,427
12
11
26
10
175
37
—100
37
1.15 Mar
Feb
1.60
635
98%
com
Jan
1.15 Mar
.
26
a72
a21
36
•
Jan
10
•
1.45
16%
98%
com
Feb
4.00
3.75
100
-
26
a72
a20
•
Power
4.00
Jan
169
23
4
15 y4
100
Si
Apr
Jan
36
4
—
a20
pfd
preferred
Feb
18 y2
3.40
1.15
4
15V4
-
common
preferred
Sherwins Williams of Canada
7%
preferred
Feb
3.70
-
10%
36%
Worsteds——4
Products
Newfoundland
14% Feb
31%
4
4%
Jan
105
2.50 Mar
-
12
•
.Moore Corp common"*:.?^
Mar
31
100
4%%
100
-
1.15
—*
Traders
Saguenay
Apr
5 y«
23% Jan
91
•
4.25
10 y2
Jan
10%
Co Ltd.4
class
Mexican
Jan
410
22 V*
13%
*
Rolland Paper 4% preferred
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
8%
1.45
Russell
Quebec
2.30 Mar
1,225
97/a
Sec
Mica
Jan
52
31
*
121,400
4.70
9%
4
6%
Jan
Jam
Feb
-
21%
100
TransDort
4.25
4.70
■
MaeLaren
78% Feb
Jan
38
•
common
2.30
Maritime Teleg and Tel Co Ltd
McColl-Frontenac Oil 4% pfd
Feb
75
30'A
a48% a48 V2
39 >/2
40 %
39%
River Company
Corp
Price
Mar
Jan
13
36
30
-
a48 %
Powell
Canada__
&
Paper
Lowney Co Ltd
27% Mar
33% Mar
a20
Power
of
90
Hydro-Electric
Jan
Mar
47
'
*
—-*
Jan
86
Jan
pfd__100
Great
"
common
7
9%
Mfg
Limitee
Woollens
Minnesota
Penmans
90
25 Va
Jan
*
"
90
common
Jan
110
15
•
90
Mar
Securities Corp
4
Investment Foundation 6% conv pfd_50
Loblaw Groceteria Co Ltd class B
4
Jan
485
25
_*
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Ontario Steel Products
Mar
4
Grain
Co 6 % %
red
Fleet Mfg Ltd
Ford Motor Co of Can class A
Frelman Ltd (A J) 4V2% pfd
Jan
24%
.
Noranda Mines Ltd
Feb
159
—
Frere
Melchers
t
Ltd
Standard
Federal
10% Jan
25
•
Weaving
&
Donnacona
Jan
37
common—5
Car
42
Jan
Engineering Works Ltd
•
Dominion Oilcloth Si Linoleum Co Ltd-*
Dominion Square Corp
4
Dominion Structural Steel Ltd
4
a__
a__
25
v
18%
—————5
Steel
Wire
Alcohols
Imperial
Dominion
24%
*
Chemical
Jan
146 %
Dominion
•
33% Feb
Jan
30
:
25
_40
Preferred
National
Niagara
,100
37
—
Locomotive
Montreal
37%
15
____
Commercial
14% Mar
.
24%
class A
955
159
-
12
Feb
205
-
•
630
31%
31%
39
159
Paper Corp Ltd
Mills
300
•
9%
•
38%
—
Ltd cl A_4
General Advert
Div
Class B
Mar
Eastern
9%
Jan
387/g
class
Consolidated
17%
18%
Ltd
Products
29% Mar
al3
all
24'A
•
preferred-—100
Jan
'
B
1%
25
18%
,
—*
Oil
Montreal
j
B—;
—"
Breweries
Class
al8
Feb
135
1
490
32
all
Corp priority stock———4
Prontenac
Molson
■
:—_'_4
class
*
32
—.25
Massey-Harns
Mitchell
i
—__4
8%
3,710
25
Co
55
'
I
Feb
15 V2 Mar
36% Mar
t
i
Apr
11%
Lumber Co
46% Jan
15
:/100
13
a__
14%
'
*
Cassidy's
Marconi
Apr
-
;
Feb
a—
11
———100
Western
84'A
Mar
33
13
Jan
25
common
Jan
'31
22%
15
1
Jan
9%
11
Javelin
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
Ltd
_:
Feb
5%
Jan
David
Jamaica
100
al3
Feb
25
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd—_—4
42%
28 %
30%-
15
14%
al3
8%
25
4.25
Industries
preferred
Canadian
52
68
28
28%
_25
._
Line
68
al3
14%
4,535
83/4
High
Mar
1
955
6,690
27
al3
14l/2
4
23
Ltd—•
Investments
36 V* Mar
Jan
30
90
44
52%
5
—.
Interprovincial Pipe
42%
53
4
—
Utilities
36
42%
:
Low
50
8%
20
A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
100
com——
class
common
'
Petroleum Co
preferred
36
—*
—7.50
common
5
preferred
Packers
General
Catelli
International Power
McColl
Company
Canadian
Jan
Jan
32% Mar
33 V2
'
—
30
__.
common
Nickel of Canada
International
23%
—
Corp common..*
preferred
International
25
——-
Intercolonial Coal
it
it
Columbia
Shares
Feb
10%
3,604
10
International
Limited
25
1,805
—
Co_
for Week
a23% a23 %
Mar
—•
Mining & Smelting
Refining
Oil
$1.50
Development
15%
10
1%
Nlfd
18%
a
32%
»
39
Anglo
Low
Pulp & Paper Mills—4
18%
a
—
10
$1.40
3.90 Mar
Jan
34
Anglo-Canadian
18Va
32%
Intl
Feb
Feb
name
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
•
common
0
$4.25
it
3.25
17
103
Canadian
Imperial
4%
Jan
101
Belding-Corticelli
*
Paper
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.5
it
67V2 Mar
Apr
Feb
16%
55
Change of
30.
Week's
Lust
Sale Price
50
Smith
preferred
'
101
3.80
*
61V2
25
.
101
—
-——
Hamilton Bridge
Howard
alTVi al7y#
—
100
—
March
Jan
STOCKS
*■
Exchange
Funds
22 »A Mar
Jan
5Ya
109V\ 109'A
—
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
217/e
217/8
Bakeries Ltd—
General
Low
•
common
preferred
5V2%
•
Power
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
'
Par
FOR
Sales
al9c
.
900
4.10 Jan
3.00 Mar
-a—
a—
Feb
Feb
■
—
'
15 y2
Gooderham
Weston
(Geo)
4 % Vr
Si
Worts—_
5%
6%
Limited
46
30
235
Jan
Mar
16
Boreal
6
100
1—-1
22
a25%
a
-25
47
Feb
26 Va
Jan
30
V* Mar
Jan
96
Mar
Brunhurst
Mines
100
6
Mar
Feb
Brunswick
Mining Si Smelting
95 y2
Jan
525
•
10
7%
100
Bouscadillac
Bouzan
Gold
Mines
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
1
33c
728,000
2.75
25,450
14c
17c
32,800
16c
22%
1,450
1,790
25
Jan
30
25
23
18%-Jan
25 V2 a 25%
Jan
29
T '
29
Dominion
.10
23%
23%
23%
127
23
30%
29%
30%
695
28 Va
Jan
30l/2 Mar
29 »A
.10
24
Jaft
29>A
100
28 JA
Jan
30
Mar
.10
32%
32% -32%
475
31
Jan
33
Feb
.10
39'/2
39%
39%
240
39 y«
Jan
42
Mar
.10
_______—
33%
33%
'
34
1,430
31%
Jan
Jan
8c
Feb
Mar
44c
Mar
23%
1
4.25
4.00
4.25
*
8lc
Cassiar
*
•
1,945
•
Celta
Asbestos
Dev
Ltd
Si Mining Co Ltd
Corp
Manitoba
23 Va
143/4 Feb
.
Mines
&
HART
95c
550
8c
9c
14,600
13c
13c
5c
5c
—
,
5c
1
13V2c
Chibougamau
Chimo
2.30
13,100
9.30
9c
Ltd———1
Ltd
1,400
81c
8.85
1
Mines
.
.
Apr
Apr
„
.
4.50 Mar
1.50
9.40 Mar
6v2c Jan
.
19 %c Feb
Mar
13c
18c-.
Feb
4c
Jan
6v2c Mar
6c
1,000
5,000
Jan
14c.
"
Feb
1
1.10
1.00
1.15
10,900
1.00
Jan
1.35 Jan
1
3.50
3.25
3.80
5,900
1.85
Feb
4.40 Mar
—1
24c
24c
25c
23c
Mar
38c
Jan
7c
7c
3,000
6c
Jan
10c
Feb
4c
4c
2,900
4c
Jan
6v2c Feb
..130
12C
7c
Jan
15%cMar
Ltd
Explorers
Gold
Consolidated
Feb
Feb
6.80
1,500
,
13 %c 13 %c
Jan
81c
35Va Mar
—
Feb
3c
25c
183/4
Cheskirk
' Jan
22c
Jan
1,000
6,000
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Mar
25% Feb
29% Mar
.10
-—~
3V2c
Mar
2.75 Mar
35c
23 V*
Century Mining Corp Ltd
-
42c
4%c
1
Central
Commerce
Jan
2.50 Mar
4c
4c
1
—
4V2c
30c
-1
—
Ltd
31c
2.50
Feb
Banks—
Canadienne
—
91%
43%
31c
2.65
1
'
56
-
'
-25
Ltd
Mines
——
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
]ioo
22
——
Gold
Rare
75
94%
'6-
Feb
15
1
-760
*
30
93 %
93%
*
common
preferred
45
*
30
.100
preferred
15%
45
common
preferred
Winnipeg and Central Gas
Winnipeg Eleetric 5% preferredZellers
Bonville
'
Wabasso Cotton
Walker
Candego
Mines
9,375
4
Montreal
Nova
Consolid
...
Scotia
Royal
v
Central Cadillac
Cortez Explorations
Cournor
Mines
Ltd—1"
Ltd,
1
Mining Co Ltd—
4c
1
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 6, 1953
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Dominican Asbestos
Donalda Mines Ltd
|East
4.10
7,600
80c
74c
84c
47,600
Mines
1
Limited.—
2.55
2.55
2.55
100
2.18
2.05
2.38
24.700
Metals
Sullivan
.Falconbridge
Nickel
Ltd
Fenlmore
Froblsher
Goldiields
Uranium
Mines
1.28
1.30
3,900
1.28
5.50
5.75
1,650
Jan
22
1,750
1.25
Apr
19
1.63
Jan
Mar
23%
18,300
80c
Feb
1.35 Mar
5C
1,500
2c
Feb
6c
Feb
7.70
7.85
200
9.25
Feb
1.58
0
5.90 Jan
1.58
1.53
85c
85c
1,000
58c
Feb
36c
33c
40c
15,500
33c
Mar
1
11%
11%
12%
2,200
40c
40c
1,000
14%
14%
Ltd_
Holllnger Cons Gold Mines Ltd.
Hudson Rand Gold Mines
___5
14%
.—1
4,500
1.20 Mar
3.95
13%
41c
14% Mar
12%c Mar
13c
3,111
3.05
3.75
63,200
48c
1.12
1.05
1.23
148,200
80c
200
BAY
FIELDS
1
Ltd—
12c
1
11 %c
18%
18'/a
Lafayette Asbestos Mines Ltd
1
Lake
1
18%
16c
2,000
65c
10c
125
16c
16c_
————
Mines
4,000
65c
Keyboycon Mines Ltd
Keyttiet Mines Ltd
Dufault
13c
Feb
1.85
Feb
CBsxHss
600
Mar
20%
47c
Jan
60c
45c
40c
45c
23,400
40c
1.61
100
95c
Jan
8.00
8.00
60
10c
10c
11c
33,000
6c
Jan
4c
Jan
1
6c
6c
Loirvicourt Goldfields Ltd
1
18c
18c
1,000
Mines
Ltd.—1
2.59
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd——.—5
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
•
al3%
Mogador Mines Ltd
Monpas Mines Ltd
Montauban
Mines
Labine
Ltd
Hugh Malartic Mines Ltd
New
Larder
U
Island
,—1
Mines
1
New
Marlon Gold Mines Ltd
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New Santiago Mines Ltd
1
•
6,500
600
33c
2.59
540
13%
8c
Jan
65c
Mar
3.70
3.70
15c
17c
3,500
36c
37c
14%cl4%c
38,500
17c
<
36c
200
«
14%C
1.75
1.60
1,000
1.99
12c
Gold
Mines Ltd
——'
Sherritt-Gordon
Biscoe
Gold
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Mines
United
United
Amulet
Weeden Pyrite &
Copper
Wendell Mineral Products
Anglo-Canadian
Oil
Co
Ltd
balgary
Calvan Petroleums Ltd
Canada Southern
Admiral Oils Ltd—
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Leduc
Oils
Ltd
Consolidated
Allenbee
Consolidated
Cordasun
Oil
&
Oils
Gas
of
Ltd
Gaspe
Amalgamated
Home
Oil
Oils
Co
Oils
Petroleums
Ltd
Oils
Oils
Co
Ltd
4.00 Mar
20c
600
19c
Jan
30c
Jan
38c
41c
II,125
35c
Mar
54c
Jan
69 %C
•74c
11,550
65c
Mar
74c
Jan
20c
Apr
40c
Jan
1
Feb
Amurex
Oils
1
Feb
Ana con
Lead
*
Feb
18c
Petroleums Ltd
Pan Western Oils Ltd
Phillips Oil Co
21c
18c
Tor
American Oils
Tri-Tor Oils Ltd
Oils
For footnotes
1
57C
3.25 Feb
27c
4.20
Jan
77c
Jan
2lc
500
20c
Mar
33c
16c
18c
12,500
14c
Feb
1.09
2,200
88c
Jan
17c
17c
4,000
16c
Mar
1.05
1.05
1.05
14c
14c
15c
5,900
17%
18%
320
17%
a3%ca3%c
100
4c
17%
100
1.05
—
2.65
27c
Ankeno Mines
Corp
common
8,300
12%
12%
600
55c
63c
24,600
8c
1.55
Jan
24c
A
'•"
2.75
7,600
Ascot
Jan
Ashdown
Jan
7c
8%c Jan
Feb
3.40
17c
Feb
Mar
—
5.00
1,860
47c
47c
500
11c
12c
1,500
'
1.25
1.25
3,100
4.90 Mar
Mar
63c
Jan
9c
Mar
14c
Feb
9.70
Feb
7.35
Jan
2.50 Mar
20c
2.99
Mar
1.40
1,300
1.25
42c
112,800
11 %c
Jan
3.95
39c
Apr
37c
4.30
4,700
35c
35c
1,500
a23
a23
50
2.70
2.65
2.86
22,000
11
11
11
100
.
5.80 Jan
47c
2.40
Jan
Jan
Feb
4.80 Mar
35c
Mar
46c
Jan
21
Mar
24%
Jan
1.38 Jan
49c
11
49c
5lc
31c
33c
14,000
2.90
3.05
16,300
4c
4c
1,000
3c
a45c
a45c
a47c
2,700
45c
7.25
7.25
7.25
100
65c
65c
69c
5.30
5.30
73,500
1,400
2.90
10,000
47c
30c
2.86 Mar
Apr
12% Jan
Feb
66 %c Mar
Mar
43c
Jan
4.40
Jan
Jan
7c
-
Mar
72c
Jan
13
13
200
7.00 Mar
Mar
4.80 Feb
12%
Feb
8.25
Jan
80c
Jan
5.90
Jan
13% Mar
6.10
200
5.65 Feb
4.85
5.00
400
3.10
Jan
5.10 Jan
2.85
3.00
700
2.50
Jan
385
76c
10
Mar
6.60
Jan
76c
1,600
72c
Jan
80c
Feb
Jan
16c
Apr
30c
5%c Jan
10c
16c
16c
17c
6,700
9c
Jan
29c
Feb
41c 46 %C
6,100
32c
Jan
55c
Jan
11%
Feb
12%
Feb
12
82
12%
82
750
5
10c
14c
13c
3,500
75c
95c
110,900
18%
19
130
1.71
1
class
B
85c
10
*
1.75
1
16 %c
Mines
Atlas
Mines
Mines
Aunor
17c
Gold
16c
11c
16c
Jan
24c
Feb
60c
Jan
98c
Feb
18%
Feb
19
Feb
tic
1.60 Mar
14c
1.88
Jan
27c
class
Mines
Jan
13,000
11c
Feb
16c
Jan
II,900
8c
Jan
16c
Feb
8c
1.300
6%c Jan
20c
Jan
17c
18c
8,500
15c
25c
Feb
2.71
Jan
2.65
8
8
205
8
Mar
26C
25c
27c
23,350
20c
Mar
42c
Feb
.1
28 %C
29c
17,700
19c
25c
2.65 Mar
1,000
7% Feb
3.10
Bankfleld Consolidated
Jan
42c
Feb
1
5.05
5.00
5.35
5,900
4.60
Feb
5.80
Jan
2.65
2.60
2.80
9,000
1.90
Feb
2.91 Mar
6%c
Jan
—1
8c
7%c
8c
2,000
Bank
of
Montreal
—10
32%
32
33
285
Bank
31% Mar
33% Mar
of
Nova
—10
39%
39%
40
475
39
Feb
42
Mar
Bank
of
Toronto
130
40
Jan
43
Mar
Mines
Barvue
Mines
Scotia
-10
— —
Barymin
40 %
41
12c
1.15
3.80
3.80
4.00
96c
96c
96c
2,000
86c
Feb
96c
Jan
2,700
63c
Feb
80c
Jan
6.40
100
5.10
1.18
1,600
1.02
Jan
1.56
2.25
3,200
1.80
Feb
2.25 Mar
.
800
63c
63c
65c
3.30
3.50
1,600
a75c
a75c
a76c
2,500
33c
35c
14,600
7.05
1,200
3.55
Feb
Feb
2.90
70c
6.45 Mar
4.25
Feb
3.70
Feb
1.18
29 %c Feb
1.50
6.75
Jan
1.36
1.35
1.40
50,250
1.05 Jan
1.54 Mar
1
3.00
3.00
3.30
7,000
3.00 Mar
4.20
1.15
Co
1.20
8,680
1.15 Mar
1.95 Jan
1.46
1.50
7,150
1.30
Jan
1.50
35c
22,600
22c
Feb
40c
18,000
Ltd
1.48
Base Metals Mining
Petroleums
Power
30c
Ltd
class
37c
A
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Beaver Lodge Uranium
Bell Telephone
Berens
26c
35c
1,900
10%
1,600
45c
500
41c
Feb
1.00
Jan
Jan
40c
Jan
Jan
7.50
Jan
1.00
500
68c
Mar
1.50
Apr
2.55
Jan
9%
Feb
13%
Jan
55c
Jan
1.00 Mar
2.20
100
1.75
Jan
2.13
2,000
1.78
Feb
2.20
1.28
45c
Jan
49c
Jan
Feb
8
Jan
7%
1,315
6%
1.50
4,600
1.35 Mar
35c
1.45
1.35
.25
38%
38%
39
9,775
42c
46C
63,400
1.25
1.30
4,200
75c
55c
79c
179,950
3,200
55c
Mar
19c
Mar
8c
„1
River
-1
45c
1.25
Jan
Feb
Mar
27
1,419
"l
Mines—
49c
35c
42
36c
7
*
Feb
2.10
1.23
Jan
1.52
500
11c
-
Bibls
Gold
Yukon
.1
Kirkland
Ribbon
Mines
Bonville
69 c
.1
Mines.
19%c
11c
16
16
16
10
1
47c
46c
54c
76,500
1
—
Gold
52c
30c
35c
39
Jan
Feb
72c
Jan
Jan
1.74 Mar
12c
3.30
Mar
2.77
2.80
500
12 y8
13
750
11
Feb
13
43c
500
36c
Feb
50c
Jan
2.25
43c
2.75
Feb
Jan
14c
16
Apr
16
19c
Jan
57c
2%c
Jan
43c
Feb
12%c Jan
20c
Jan
82,500
17,266
3.95
4.40
3,670
1.55
100
14
14 %
120
14
Apr
15%
Jan
15
15
15
120
14
Jan
15
Jan
10%
Mines
10 %
10%
11,223
10
Mar
11%
Jan
11 %C
lie
12c
13,400
20
20
50
44c
4,000
4.35
Petroleums
Brantford
Cordage
Roofing class A
class
A
Brazilian
Traction ordinary
Brewls Red Lake
Bright
(T G)
1
Oils
preferred
-23
1
Petroleums
1
British
American
Columbia
Elec
•
Oil common..
British
4%%
5%
4%
preferred
preferred
pfd.
41c
41c
5.95
5.65
6.05
12c
20c
Feb
3.95 Mar
5.25
Feb
1.30 Feb
1.90
Jan
19%
19%
3,201
80
80
15
9c
19
36c
7,300
19%
Too
Mar
Jan
Mar
Feb
5X0 Mar
19c
1.95
1,500
1.40
1.16
3,000
1.00 Mar
1.25
52c
10%
1.20 Mar
1.63
1.82
Apr
21%
76
Feb
81
Mar
Mar
92 %
93%
220
87
Jan
95
50
49%
50%
382
47
Jan
50% Mar
40 Wall
Jan
Mar
Feb
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.
Telephone: WHitehali 4-5336
Canadian Affiliates
CANADIAN
40C
47c
1.18
1.34
1.45
1.45
120,650
73,600
145
80c
1.60
Gairdner 8
Feb
1.18
60c
85c
10,700
1.52
1.60
7,400
30c
Jan
89c
Jan
1.40 Mar
75c
1.35
Mar
Feb
60c
Jan
1.45 Mar
1.50
90c
1.65
Feb
Jan
Jan
SECURITIES
Jan
93%
Feb
77c
1,800
19,200
Jan
39%
Jan
66c
Jan
.100
1.24 Mar
700
Feb
20% Mar
-50
Feb
1.80
1.50
Apr
13 %c 16%c
Mar
1.20
62c
Jan
Mar
12 %c 14 %c
13 %c
Jan
1.15
1.42
Jan
14
1
Jan
9c
2.99
Jan
152,200
14,500
1
Boymar
Braisaman
lie
1.00
30c
1.55
Bordulac
Bralorne
19 %c 19 %C
1
Corp common
Feb
lOo
Feb
Feb
35c
Jan
9c
9c
•
Jan
37
Jan
1,500
44c
Jan
43c
Jan
1.25
1.33
Jan
41
41%
36c
42
1
Mines
Bevcourt
Brltalta
1.85
10
45c
64c
Jan
.1
_
Ltd
Warrants
Bobjo
2.10
1.42
Jan
.500
Oil
Bidgood
Jan
2.15
1.15
Feb
23%
1
A
Ltd—
Bagamac Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
12% Mar
6.40
2.77
Jan
20% Jan
2.71
Electric
Banff
890
82 % Mar
Jan
6%c Jan
58,800
36,900
22
Feb
8c
Aumaque
Auto
1.78
21
10 %c
Yellowknife
21
15c 17 %C
14c
(1937)
78% Jan
3,100
12 %C
Steels
95c
6.40
10
Feb
3.00 Mar
all% all%
1.50
35c
10,300
Asher Oil Co Ltd
Atlas
Bellekeno
6.10
4.90
Jan
Feb
2.85 Mar
58c
13%
59,181
82
Corp
Jan
Jan
1.65
46c
>
Jan
Jan
7c
1
Hardware
Avillabona
Jan
12%
19c
1
Atlln-Ruffner
Jan
8.25
6c
—100
Metals
3.30
21c
Feb
16c
12%
Gold
Aubelle
'
4.90
—
6.80
6c
Athona
•
1.60 Mar
45,300
Arjon
Feb
10%c Jan
18 %c
Mar
22
Apr
Jan
2.50
5,910
•
Armistice
Jan
21c
Apr
15c 16%c
4.90
*
14c
7.35
•
Resources
Mines
Jan
2.12
1
41.
12c
7.00
18% Mar
1
Consolidated
Feb
1.54
2.20
1
page
14c
7.10
9.15 Mar
Jan
*
•
see
15,100
Anglo Rouyn Mines
—*
1
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
3.05
Mar
1.07
•
*
Limited
2.70
18c
—
1
Ltd
2.85
Jan
—
1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Sweet Grass Oils
4,065
10c
Preferred
*
Poplar Oil
Quebec Oils Development Ltd
17,546
•
Argus
1
Ltd
23c
17%
Feb
14,600
20C
15%
66c
2.90
Blue
90c
Pacific
22c
17%
Jan
Jan
*
Ltd
Jan
74c
1
Continental Oil Co of Can
Ltd—*
Pacalta
Feb
Jan
41c
1
*
Corp Ltd
New Concord Dev
Corp Ltd_!—
20c
3.85
43c
49%
•
Aquarius Porcupine
1
National
United
1
Apr
Mar
•
Area
*
•
Marigold
Okalta
Petroleums Ltd
Larder
Leduc
Feb
1
1
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Feb
34c
Ventures Ltd—
53'/a
23 %
3.30
Nepheline
American Yellowknife
American
Bristol
Oil
Apr
22% Mar
3.55
37c
1
48
50
Mar
6.80
Empire
Empire Petroleum Ltd
Federated Petroleums Ltd
3,124
22%
48
25
2.00
4.20
1
49%
preferred
40c
3.30
Producers Ltd
Oils & Minerals
48
22%
*
Canada
Brantford
Del Rio
New
Aluminum
Jan
1
1
Apr
54c
13c
9,000
6,000
•
39%
1
24c 24'Ac
Canadian Pipe Lines Producers
Ltd—1
Central
33c
I,620
3.30
*
24c
2
1,551
40%
•
Jan
1
Canadian
200
34c
39%
—1
1.65
—
Ltd
3.30
33c
39'%
*
Cons
Petroleums
•
Oils
Jan
Feb
Anchor
1,300
*
1.35
2.80
3.05
•
Ltd
1.10 Mar
2.10 Jan
800
& Edmonton Corporation Ltd_*
Canada Oils Lands
']■ Warrants
7,610
19,900
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian
7.75
*
1.20
2.75
Feb
2.55
Petroleums Ltd
1
Bailey Selbum Oils & Gas class A—1
1.10
2.55
Feb
7.50
Antone
New
Pacific
Feb
1.15
20c
2.50
•
1.65 Mar
2.55
200
-1
—,
Feb
1.30
Feb
Feb
1
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Bata
Ltd
9%
•
Aigoma
Bathurst
Oils
Knife
Petroleums
36c
Oil Stocks—
Jet
Yellow
3.50
1
Altex
30c
Feb
26,325
Jan
7.50
Western Tungsten
Copper Mines Ltd—1
Westville Mines Ltd
48c
Jan
7
1.53
Mar
2.50
1
Jan
17c
1.40
82c
1
*
14c
10,800
1.50
12c
—1
1
Ltd
28,100
•
Petroleums
1.75
__
Mines
I,385
23C
Ajax
Barnat
Waite
7%
19c
20c 22 %c
|
14% Mar
26% Feb
7% Mar
550
3.35
*
—.
7%
20C
High
-
25% Jan
6% Feb
8%
1.75
—
1
Ventures Ltd
Violamac Mines
830
8%
—
157/a
1
Ltd-J—
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd
26%
500
48c
1
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Tobrit Silver Mines Ltd
26
13%
Feb
8%
—
1
1
26%
Low
*
Apex
2.75
1
4,355
Agnew-Surpass
Jan
'
—
1
1
Ltd
Standard Gold Mines Ltd——
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
Trebor
*
14
Range Staice Jan. I
High
13%
86,300
12c
42c
—
3.40 Mar
14c
•
Red Crest
RlK-Athabasca Uranium Mines Ltd
Royraa Gold Fields Ltd
Mar
Shares
Low
*
33%c Mar
1,600
*
41c
Sales
for Week
American
28,500
Ltd
Jan
Jan
38c
Corp
14%
Mar
32c
Mining
Feb
Mar
5c
35c
Quemont
1
of Prices
14
*
Oil
&
Alberta
66c
40c
14c
Ltd—_1
Gas
Jan
Jan
60,436
3.35
Fields
20
Acadia-Uranium
Acme
Apr
69%
38c
65c
13c
Gold
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic common
Alberta Consol Gas
2.59
25 %c Mar
•-
$1.50
Akalcho
55c
59c
3.70
3.25
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Manitou Mines Ltd
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Paper common
Albermont
2,500
14c
Que Chibougamau
&
Feb
2,500
3.30
1
Power
Jan
33c
50c
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Pato Cons Gold
Dredging Ltd—
1
Perchcourt Goldfields Ltd
1
Par
Abltibi
9%c
Apr
Range
Sale Price
25c
Mar
64
Jan
Jan
5%c
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd-.————*
Nubar Mines Ltd
8.60
12c
5%c
—
1
1
50c
—
1
New Formaque Mines Ltd
New Goldvue Mines Ltd—
New
64%
*
200
Jan
1.61 Mar
17 %c Jan
'
—•
Mines
64
48c
al3% al3%
50c
1
Uranium
2.59
64%
—.—1
-—-—
2.59
Mar
70c
8.00 Jan
1,500
Gold
70c
Apr
1.61
8.00
Lingside Gold Mines Ltd__
Nesbitt
Mar
Week's
Last
Jan
Apr
Funds
Thursday
Jan
17
1
Shore Mines Ltd
Lavalie Mines Ltd
14c
16c
1
Ltd
Lake
MacLeod Cockshutt
Jan
CO.
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
Jan
5.00
STOCKS
Kenmayo Yukon Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
&
STREET, TORONTO, CANADA
Feb
Mar
18c
Mar
all
Members—The Toronto Stock
Exchange
Feb
15%
•
Jan
...1
Mines.
12 %c
3.65
on
Jan
Jan
1
'
1.05 Feb
Feb
40c
335
2.05
61c
C.
C.
Jan
1.35
5c
STOCKS
Inquiries invited.
6.70 Jan
1.23
COLD
CANADIAN GOLD STOCKS
2.40 Mar
5.50 Apr
20%
1
Collieries
Inspiration
Xso Uranium
2.90
Feb
*
Ltd
Gunnar Gold Mines Ltd
HiUcrest
1.05
CANADIAN
Apr
1
Ltd.
Graham-Bousquet
Mines
84c
*
(1945)
3
We specialize in and have complete information
Jan
2.41 Mar
1.28
•
Limited
Grandines
4.20
Jan
5.50
-—*
Fontana Mines
50c
1
Mines
APRIL
High
2.90 Feb
1
Ltd
Mines
ENDED
Range Since Jan. I
Low
3.80
~1
East Rim Nickel
East
Shares
High
3.95
1
Malartic
Eastern
1
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
Range
-
Par
*1)
Week'*
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Toronto
Montreal
Quebec City
Calgary
Kitchener.
Kingston
Hamilton
London
.
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•
British Columbia Forest ProductsBritish Columbia Packers class A
British
/
Columbia Power
Class
Broulan
Reef
Mines.
Brunhurst
Galrt
1.40
Jan
3.30
Jan
31 %C
30c
35c
104,950
23
18%
233/4
23,840
I
..
•
I
Calgary & Edmonton
•
"IZi
Flon
Calmont Oils
1
Oils
10c
Bread
7c
9c
38%
28c
203%
22
145
8
8
8
200
Jan
22
7% Feb
Jan
Mar
17c
15c
17C
13,200
7%c Jan
24c
12%
12%
12%
1,080
12%
Feb
14%
29c
33c
192,150
18 %c
Jan
35c
1.54
1.72
23,690
30c
1.60
1.50 Mar
2.12
Jan
Mar
Jan
5.65
Feb
6.65
3.80
4.45
127,900
2.25
Jan
4.60 Mar
8.75
8.75
9.00
2,326
3.00
3.00
3.00
100
84
_
_
81%
Packers
class
*
B_
Lines
*
common
Preferred
—50
&
Cable
Admiral
Canadian
Atlantic
•
Oils
Oil
1—2
Canadian Bank of Commerce
—
—10
Canadian Breweries
•
•
—
•
...
__
Celanese
8.75 Mar
3.00
Jan
10.50
Jan
3.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
82
74%
87
29
50
26% Feb
29
Mar
22%
570
21
Feb
23
Feb
52
51%
52
82
50
Feb
54
Jan
11
11%
265
4.85
5.00
•
common
'
4.90
10% Mar
2,765
.
4
12%
4.65 Mar
Jan
5.05 Mar
'
32%
30
32%
1,061
54
53%
54
120
10%
11
1,881
76
75%
76
105
75%
Apr
82
Jan
60
49%
50
210
46%
Jan
50
Apr
77%
78
155
74% Mar
84
Jan
71c
77c
6,594
5,854
7lc
6.50
6.10
6.50
30
30
30
17 3/4
183/a
28%
32%
Jan
54% Mar
9.75 Feb
12% Mar
67c
Feb
5.00
95C
Jan
28%
2,259
32
Feb
49
165
18%
Jan
Apr
Feb
6.50 Mar
30%
Feb
19%
17% Mar
preferred
25
Corby
Mines
•
Cellulose-
&
Gas
•
Oils
&
33
840
30%
Jan
33
17%
18
770
15%
Jan
18% Mar
19%
20
550
17
Jan
20% Mar
1,900
38
Apr
46
a
Petroleum
Croinor
*
2,920
5.00
925
Low
46c
9%
100
36c
36c
100%
111
25
12% cl4%
32,000
_
Trust
10
Patricia
13c
32%
Jan
34
Jan
18% Mar
21
38%
38
39
333/B
r
33%
D'Aragon Mines
Leather
Davis
D'Eldona
16c
class
Gold
A
Delnite
Mines
De
Producers
Rio
A
General Electric com
General
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
Oils
5%
Securities
Cos
50
cl
common
preferred
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian
Pipe
Linp
Canadian
Salt
Co
Exploration
1.65
3.25
3.50
Canadian
Tire
Dominion
&
20c
22c
Preferred
2.20
2.60
Corp
27%
2.50
7.15
7.05
7.25
20%
21%
10
Canadian
Williston
Canadian
Wirebound
Jan
Cariboo
Gold
2,825
ZZ
i
Central Explorers
Central
Leduc
Central
1
Patricia
Central
•
Oil
Gold
1
Chamberlain Oil &
Charter
Chatco
Gas
—1
28%
29%
890
28%
Jan
Chateau-Gal
Wines
325
4%
Jan
1,316
13 %
Feb
15%
98%
98%
25
Jan
99
14%
16
3,890
12
Feb
16
Mar
10
10
200
10
Mar
10
Mar
14%
com
16
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
2,000
21c
Feb
31c
Jan
Dominion
Woollens
23,350
99c
Feb
1.51
Jan
3.00
Donalda
37
37%
Chibougamau
38
3.50
Mines
19% Jan
3.45
81c
Breweries
36
150
71c
15%
15%
3.50
15
105
20
420
Feb
440
20
110
Apr
110
Apr
East
45C
753
40c
Jan
East Malartic Mines
).,>%
Jan
East Rim Nickel Mines—
1.25
1.25
97
Jan
100%
Feb
East Sullivan Mines
5.50
5.50
29% Mar
32%
Jan
Eastern
Metals
2.16
2.02
2.39
8
7%
8 3/s
580
100
20
32'/a
5%
6,350
Jan
4.00
7%
Mar
1.50
55c
Feb
15% Mar
Feb
2.30 Mar
Feb
7
Jan
27%
27%
27
19%
150
19
Mar
18
19
1,125
17
Feb
2.90
2.85
2.95
1,920
9
9
32
8%
Feb
19%
30
Feb
29
Citra-Lartic
Mines
_
19'
Dragon Oils & Gas
63c
Duvex
Oils
El
El
Jan
9%
Jan
Emerald
1.10 Mar
1.50
Feb
Empire
Pen
5%
5%
4,400
19,425
6.75
Feb
9.50 Mar
21%
60C
70c
11c
38c
38c
40c
2,600
2.70
1,700
2.45
Feb
2.95 Jan
Eureka
Brass
22
22
22
400
preferred
66c
56c
72c
1.24
1.43
35c
42c
3.65
4.10
17,080
Feb
4.30
1.11
1.30
32,375
85c
Jan
1.32 Mar
21c
500
17c
Feb
24c
Feb
14c
15c
Fanny Farmer
4,500
12c
Jan
19 %c
Feb
Fargo
27c
Jan
45c
Mar
Jan
36C
39c
2,500
2.08
1.96
2.00
57,490
Feb
2.10 Mar
5
5
5
50
5
Mar
7% Mar
11
11
25
9
Jan
11
Jan
1.75
1.95
140,950
10c
14c
175,000
5c
Jan
15c
40c
50c
38,133
23c
Jan
66c
Feb
Famous
Oils
20
Federal Grain common
2.50
2.43
2.65
56,500
1.20
Jan
—*
15%
15%
200
15
25%
25%
150
24
6%C
7%C
7,700
•
6.80
6.75
7.20
6,480
6.65
1
1.25
1.16
1.35
185,150
74%c
Jan
26c
22c
30c
98,950
13c
Jan
30c
22c
22C
6,000
19c
Feb
28c
13%
13%
25
1.45
1.60
3,200
Federated Petroleum
1.22
Feb
1.95 Mar
Fenimore
Mines
Iron
—
Flank Petroleums
•
1.12
1.02
1.16
25,998
95c
Jan
1.40 Jan
Flash
3.50
3.15
3.76
341,160
72c
Jan
4.40 Mar
Fleet
10c 12 %c
Manufacturing
Ford
Motor
Fasteners
preferred
20
*
1.50
690
14%
14 %c
Jan
Jan
16% Mar
Apr
—I
12c
6,200
50c
57c
19,900
57c
1
Oil
5c
7%c
6,500
•
Petroleum
class
A
4.05
4.35
1,195
11 %C Mar
,
17c
•
Jan
74c
Mar
4c
Jan
11c
Feb
4.83
Jan
5%
1.03
Jan
5 % %
4.05 Mar
Gas
Exploration
Gatineau
m
of Alberta
Power common
96c
94c
1.00
36,260
70c
Feb
12c
lOVeC
12c
9,000
9c
Jan
21c
Jan
General
.
62C
Mar
85C
Jan
General
Dynamics
1.80 Jan
General
1
64c
63C
65c
5,700
1
.
1.59
1.50
1.62
10,725
1.08
..
1.00
—1
1
__
1
•
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Nidholson
•
—III
class A
1.10
6,700
1.30 Mar
40c
Feb
1.35
Feb
Jan
Petroleum
General
1,500
50c
Mar
85c
Jan
57c
2,400
55c
Jan
73c
45c
40c
47c
12,750
40c
Apr
50c
Mar
28
27%
29
7,146
27% Mar
34%
Jan
Giant
18c
21c
17,366
14c
Jan
35c
Feb
Gillies
98c
1.05
58,825
75c
Feb
Jan
Glenora
63/4
63/4
150
21c
1.00
16c
15c 163/4C
43,300
12 %c
12c 12 %C
6,000
•
Jan
13% Mar
2.00
68
Feb
60%
Feb
13
Jan
14
Feb
15 %
Mar
18
Jan
5.70
Jan
9.25
Feb
Jan
2.20
Feb
Mar
118
50
7.70
7.60
7.95
30,370
1.55
1.65
6,770
1.45
1.38
1.50
8,300
22
22%
307
105
105
55
100
Feb
105
Mar
50
102
Mar
110
Mar
22
5%
5%
40%
60%
«
78c
Wares
1.30 Mar
20%
Jan
22% Mar
6.00 Jan
1,125
4.90
Jan
40%
43
725
40%
Apr
45
60%
63%
516
60%
Apr
68%
6.45 Mar
8.50
Jan
5.90 Mar
7.50
Jan
17%
Feb
7.00
7.00
1
6.15
6.15
6.50
1,360
*
17
17
17%
435
16%
Jan
—
common
1.80 Jan
5%
100
common
Mar
Feb
5%
1.40
Jan
7% Mar
lie
Jan
26c
Feb
10 %C
Jan
15c
Jan
Gold Mines—
Lake
Gold
CANADIAN
STOCKS
•
Mines
on
request
Burns Bros. & Denton, inc.
37 Wall Street, New York
5, N.Y.
CANADIAN
STOCKS
Manitou
and
at
Ottawa
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
18c
Feb
4c
3c
4%C
7,450
6c
Jan
1.00
98C
1.07
72,483
1
*
—1
66c
Jan
'
22c
5,500
18c
Mar
26c
Feb
47c
270,350
20c
Jan
47c
Mar
10c
12c
15,500
7c
Jan
12c
Mar
2.65
Apr
2.65
2.70
1,800
1.55
1.25
1.60
107,320
6c
6%c
6c
4,500
6%c
7%C
46,225
48%
48%
447
8
8
100
2.65
1
Mining
48%
Tire preferred
Mackay-class A_
Goodyear
Gordon
Graham
1.05 Mar
Great
*
regular
rates
traded in
United States
funds
Feb
3c
Jan
8c
Feb
47%
Feb
48% Mar
8%
Jan
73c
90C
259,025
47c
Jan
1.05
Feb
38c
34c
38c
32,300
28c
Jan
61%c
Jan
Mines
*
40c
40c
1,500
40c
Feb
16%
16%
1,591
15%
Jan
200
5.95
Apr
7.00
Jan
560
8%
Apr
10%
Feb
Paper
—
B
—
*
common
Can Ltd.
*
_
•
5.95
8%
— —
•
6.25
5.95
8%
5.95
8%
Products common
Preferred
800
11,320
4.30
8c
Jan
2%
Jan
15c 18 %c
25,300
13%
158,795
*
4.20
4.15
4.20
715
23
23
25
Gold
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
—
——
1
•
Apr
8%
6.55
10%
—...
—
8
8
11%
16c
34 %c Mar
5.95
1
Lead
Lake
*•
16%
0
i
Gunnar Gold
Gv/illim
7% Mar
79c
Lakes
Gurney
Feb
12c
♦
Gridoil Freehold
Gulf
Jan
2.00
Jan
1
:
Great Plains Devel of
Class
3.75
3Vac
Mines
Bonsauet
Grandine
1.30 Mar
20c
42c
—«.
2%c Jan
38C
22c
1
x
Mines
Uranium
Mines
Grandoro
BONDS
or
•
18c
Feb
7c
Orders executed in
commission
to
Jan
9.65
66,000
1
...
Great West Coal class A
Telephone: DIgby 4-3870
10 %c
1.989
11c
1
Goldcrest
Goodfish
dealers and banks
8,600
10%
10c
10%
10 %C
1
God's Lake Gold
Goldfields
13c
9.85
1
1
Yellowknife
Goldale
10 %C
1
Geneva Lake
Golden
Montreal
Jan
Jan
1
Wires
1.10
Mar
1,286
5
...
Steel
67c
55c
IZIZ i
—
13 % Mar
1.35 Mar
13%
3
A
Goldora
7.50
64%
•
Motors
General
62c
9mmm
•
page
Jan
15%
63
preferred
Gold Eagle Mines
see
Feb
Jan
13%
,
Bakeries
Matarrow
For footnotes
Jan
26
13c
15%
preferred
1
•
17
Jan
Jan
Feb
31C
Class
Toronto
Mar
109% 109 %
Ltd
Frobisher
—1
sent to
5c
1.55
Cos
Warrants
11 %C
_
will be
2.99 Mar
7%c
20
Kirkland
15%
LIST of
18% Mar
1
—
Preferred
Federal
Feb
Jan
25c
Ltd
14%
SELECTED
Jan
21
25
13%
,
23%
Jan
63 %
_.
Jan
Feb
•
Rochette
Jan
18%
•
Sannorm
Feb
1.55
52c
23%
•
Consolidated
1.00
,
275
Co
Consolidated
Mar
2,878
common
Oils
Jan
1.01 Mar
28,308
Fraser
Peak
55c
25c
Apr
22
Foundation
Press
22
21
14%
Consolidated
Feb
24
•
Equipment
Consolidated
20
Feb
24
Cockshutt Farm
Consolidated
Mar
19%
20%
2.30 Mar
Howey
65c
24
1.50
Guayana
Feb
20 %
1.25 Mar
Consolidated
Feb
25c
•
2.10 Mar
Consolidated
Mar
16c
12c
1
8%c Jan
/Consolidated
78c
Jan
Feb
46c
Nickel
Players
Falconbridge
1
„
Feb
6.00 Jan
3.75
1.23
6,350
_
Apr
6% Mar
23% Feb
5c
4,312
26,415
Arrow
8%
Jan
9%c Jan
115,500
40C
20,900
Golden
2.45 Mar
Mar
4%
31,300
1.27
Corp
Warrants
1.45
Consolidated Cordasun Oils
Consolidated Discovery
Jan
Jan
50c
1,000
2.24
Consolidated
Jan
G.80
6% Mar
/ 12,500
7C
1.25
Consolidated Astoria
Feb
1.65
Apr
21
18,530
10c
2.10
Allenbee
45c
150
Estella Mines Ltd
2.70
1.60
3.15
1.25 Mar
5.50
100
20
21
Glacier
1.30
Jan
2.35 Mar
*
7c
9.40
3.50
7,940
68c
1.10
4.90
115,650
10 %c
8.50
5,600
31.750
1.38
5.75
*
Rey
1.15
5.30
2.60
Sol Gold
8.90
5.15
2.35
14,900
•
Machine
Elder Mines
Jan
9
Jan
2.55
Eddy Paper class A
3.30
2.60 Mar
Jan
10c
1.45
Consolidated
Mar
40c
11,000
2.20
Commonwealth
Feb
14c
48,600
13c
10 %C
__
58c
50c
1
Copper
Colomac Yellowknife
Jan
44c
1
Lake
96c
11 %C
—1
Coldstream
Feb
66c
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
Cochenour Willans
Coin
Feb
Jan
55c
61c
12c
Oil
Washing
Easy
Mar
13c
.
Ltd
84c
15%
46C
Minerals
&
Crest
1
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
19% Mar
1.85
Ltd
_
5.00
49c
5,975
15%
Jan
19%
——
Apr
Jan
15%
612,450
Steel
Jan
11
Apr
110
Jan
Mar
20% Feb
Feb
3.35
250,600
7%
15
14 %c
10
500
84c
153/4
440
100
5.15
41%
345
45c
—
Feb
Mar
16
1,185
110
15
Jan
20%
440
45c
14%
10%
7%
3.00
1
Explorers
Jan
16%
20%
23.5
common
220
50c
Mines
Chlmo Gold
7% Mar
14% Mar
10
Preferred
3.15
3.00
440
98
940
Warrants
Chesterville
Jan
6
14
15%
27c
...1
Mines
Jan
5%
15%
1.20
*
Chemical Research
Chesklrk
Apr
4.25
30
13%
Dominion Stores
1.10
9
common
22% Mar
91
Feb
1,175
1.15
Jan
•
Oris
Steel
Feb
Apr
2.85
14%
Textile
Porcupine
Centremaque
Jan
7.75 Mar
18%
6
20,300
14%
21c
I—1
Feb
2.96
27% Mar
91
91
14%
Dominion
zrzio
•
45c
Feb
4.20
Dominion Steel & Coal
Jan
25
i
Jan
6
Invest
Jan
31,025
,
Feb
Jan
6.10
Feb
Jan
3.75
,
2.05 Mar
91
10
Scottish
14
18%
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Castle Trethewey
13c
24%
3.80
Magnesium
Dominion
86c
*
class B
Feb
Jan
1.90
13%
Preferred
Dominion
Mar
2.30
Minerals
52c
28%
Foundry & Steel com
11% Mar
27%
•
19c
16%
Jan
91
Electrohome
Dominion
71c
25
7%
20
Feb
Jan
3.95
Dominion
3,075
2.10
_
Mar
Jan
2.90
2,025
1
3,866
2.17
„
Jan
: Jan
18c
1.38 Mar
5,865
Bank
19
29%
common
115
Feb
Jan
40c
Jan
Feb
10c
27,300
26%
Anglo preferred
75c
1
.
Jan
?
38c
19,350
2.50
Asbestos
12%
*
Canadian Vickers
13%
15
14,227
26 y2
Dome Mines
12
'29%
Producers
10% Jan
12c
1,200
2
(Western)
Dominion
Dominion
1.45
21c
19
'
—25
Ltd
35c
58c
Feb
110%
5
25o
Oils
Seagrams
72c
—-
— —
zz*
mi*
~100
Jan
Jan
8%
28,130
3.25
Ltd
72c
*
A
5.45 Mar
29c
28,130
21%
Devon-Leduc
Dome
16
1.65
Detta Minerals
Distillers
16c
16
40c 44 %c
41c
Eastern
Class
Canadian
16% Mar
Jan
10
500
12c
16
Ltd
Mines
12%
*
Canadian
Jan
4.55
375
12
High
14
9,375
9
12
9
_
Pershing
Crown
Crowshore
Dow
Canadian Food Products common-
16%
5.00
Jan
1,725
32
Warrants
Devonian
15%
Ltd
26c
Chemical
Decalta
15%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45c
-10
(H) Dist voting
Imperial Mills
Cosmos
Shares
5.00
Gas
Copper-Man
for Week
Loto
Conwest Exploration
Feb
17%
33%
preferred
Par
Consumers
Sales
Range
of Prices
Feb
29
'
—
19%
__
Canadian Car common
A
73c
22%
—
*
class B
Canadian
Canners
Feb
11
20
Mortgage
Canada Southern Oils
Wire
84
45c
22%
— —
Lands
Week's
Last
Mar
6,250
10
Thursday
STOCKS
8% Jan
—I
_
Permanent
Canadian
20
10,400
t
Members: The Toronto Stock Exchange
9c
Apr
39% Mar
34c
58c
«
Canada
$1.00
Jan
Jan
6.50
—20
Canada
Canadian
Jan
34
22c
57c
*
Canadian
5c
TORONTO
Feb
Feb
6.00
Canada
$1.75
1.05
35c
25 KING STREET W.—EMPIRE 4-5161
Sale Price
•
Canadian
Jan
Jan
19%C Jan
4,000
21%
15c
9c
50 %c
10
27c
Apr
Mar
OIL SECURITIES
Mar
57c
Canada Northern Power
Class
5,500
6c
38%
28c
38%
44c
23%
4.20
common
Malting
Canadian
22,400
Mar
Mar
6.05
common
Cement
SS
603
27c
24c
!)•
INDUSTRIAL, MINING AND
7"% Mar
-i
.
Preferred
Canada
Jan
I
& Gas.
Canada Iron Foundry
Canada
5%
I
Oil
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Oil
Feb
14
1,300
78c
27c
27c
lie
78c
—
•
Calder Bousquet
Canada
Feb
2.55 Mar
7,210
•
.
class A
Canada
95c
4.85
76,655
2.85
~Zi
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Burlington Steel
Canada
36% Mar
Mar
lie
Buffalo Red Lake
Cons
Feb
7
1.19
,
Gauadlau
Calnorth
33
700
1
rii
*?
Frame, McFadyen & Co.
15% Mar
715
7%
2.70
•
Calvan
Jan
36
7%
1.07
Buffalo
Flln
12%
35%
1
.
Smelting
3
'
2.85
1
Callinan
380
1.15
Ruffalo Ankerite
Burrard
1,865
36
Ltd.
APRIL
High
5%
14%
1
A—
_
Mining &
Riiffartlsrin
!
Mines
Brunswick
Low
5
l
class
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Sigh
14
— —
Oil
WEEK
——
class A
—
Empire
Shares
FOR
5%
•
•
B
British
•f Prices
Low
RANGE
15%c
14c
noc
100,000
35
35%
35 %
1.06U
3.80
23
Jan
Jan
Teb
10% Mar
6.55 Mar
31 %c Mar
13%
Jen
Feb
4.50 Mar
26
LiOc
3%c
34
17% Mar
39
Jan
Feb
Mar
41.
I
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1508)
.Monday, April 6, 1953
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
Toronto Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Last
Brass
Class
of Prices
Low
Par
Hahn
3
13%
3c
4c
230
/
o<5
Week's
13
13% Mar
15 %
Jan
of Prices
Par
McLellan
i
Gold
13% Mar
McMarmac
Red
Jan
McWatters
for V> i-ek
l.a&t
High
*
Jan
Sales
Kauge
Thursday
Sale Price
raiifcc Since Jan. 1
Low
15
13%
-*
a
APRIL
ENDED
stocks
Shares
High
15
*
common
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
stocks
FOR
Sale*
Week's
Low
8%c
1
1
Gold
Lake—
Shares
<
Low
9c
14,500
Hallnor Mines «.!
Cotton
*
Hard Rock Gold
—i
Mines
200
4.00
Feb
Mentor
500
14% Mar
16
Jan
20
165
18
Feb
20
Feb
Merrill
13c
Feb
23c
Exploration
2,960
1,000
7c
Jan
;
4.00
4.15
1,300
3.50
Jan
4.20
1
1.90
1.90
100
1.75
Feb
2.15
50c
47c
53c
10,000
»—n
6%
28 %C
27c
__5
——
j
15c
17c
14,700
8%
401
7%
Feb
8%
Apr
Light k Power pfd_.
Mid-Continent Oil*
;—
Mar
Mexican
1
10%C
10 %c
11c
10,900
8%c
Jan
20%c
Jan
Mill
8%c
8%c
9%c
10,000
7c
Jan
15c
Jan
Milton
4.00
*
8%
.13.50
*
•
Petroleum
City
Heath
Heva
1.70
11c
Jan
700
14c
15,200
3.10
41,000
Feb
Modern
25,500
6%c Mar
9%c
Feb
Monarch
7,300
41c
Jan
65c
Jan
Moneta
23c
1,300
22 %c
Feb
34c
Jan
Montauban
28%
28%
28
Jan
30
Feb
Montoco Petroleums Ltd
3
Feb
7
Mar
50
7
100
14%
2,670
10
9.75
10%
3,293
27c
24c
28c
122,400
5%c
3.10
3.60
2,350
13%
13%
1,310
15
15
15%
14% Mar
Feb
Hugh-Pam
Huron
Porcupine
Erie
&
Smelting
20%
•
52%
Feb
13
Jan
Morrison
30c
Feb
5c
Jan
8%c Feb
17%
Jan
19%
2.60
Feb
52%
11,496
50c
26,120
30
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
1
11%
11%
11%
1,020
Hy-Charger
1
ll'/eC
17c
19c
32,500
Petroleums
Feb
preferred
Indian
Lake
Industrial
$1.50
46c
Mar
58
Mar
57c
23%
Apr
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
16c
Feb
27c
Jan
33
335
31%
5,194
32%
Apr
35
Jan
Jan
•
.
Inglis
36
Jan
10%
Feb
Negus
Feb
6%
Apr
Nesbitt
23
23
23
250
23
Jan
New
Alger
New Bidlamaque
Calumet
*
_—
8%
Feb
9
Jan
11% Mar
12
Feb
%
31%
125
28%
Feb
95%
15
95%
Jan
42%
42%
44
5/100
129
129
129
10
127
Feb
•
..26%
26
28
2,842
25
Jan
5
23 %c
22 %c 23 %c
16,430
•
12c
lie 12%c
35,000
10 %c
12c
14c
15c
•
Line
14,087
Jaculet
_1
Mines
Jasper
1
Oil
Jellicoe
Jet
Mining
^—__x_—'...1
Mines
Concord
New
42 %
Apr
22% Mar
.
32%
Jan
New
2.00
Feb
New
Devon
46%
129
Jan
Mar
29% Mar
Jupiter
9%c Feb
12c
Jan
New
2,500
9%c
24c
9,900
2.00
4%c
Jan
15 %c
Apr
Apr
2.32 Mar
11,500
40c
Feb
55c
Jan
19,000
6%c Jan
40c
Feb
/«f';
35c
24,200
29c
Mar
41c
Jan
22c
26c
13,700
21c
Mar
30c
Jan
2.80
3.05
800
29 %c
2.45
Feb
3.15 Mar
*>*v
Kayrand
Mining
Kenville
Gold
1
10c
lie
16c
19c.
16
Kelvinator
16
11,500
7%c
Jan
13 %c
Feb
267,433
9%c
Jan
24c
15
Jan
17% Mar
16
120
lie
11c
12c
34,600
7c
Jan
18 %c
Feb
Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd
1
1.93
1.90
2.00
12,400
1.71
Feb
2.25
Feb
1
18%
17
18%
Keyboycon
Mines
•
8,017
16% Mar
20%
Jan
16 %c
16c
17c
23,650
6%c
Jan
39c
Jan
60c
65c
13,150
60c
Mar
70c
Mar
Klrkland-Hudson
1
1.10
85c
1.19
19,580
80c
Mar
1.53
Jan
Kirkland
1
68c
60c
68c
10,850
62c
Mar
78 %c
Jan
1
15c
13 %c
15c
2,500
12c
Feb
28c
Jan
22c
19,000
17c
Feb
35c
Feb
_1
i
Lake
Kirkiand Townsite
Klondike-Keno
1
j,
Kroy Oils Ltd
Labatt
20c
-
(John)
22c
Ltd
18c
1.83
1.80
17%
•
1.98
10,100
17%
40
Labrador Mining & Exploration
1
10
9.75
10
1,460
Ladulama Gold Mines
1
43c
40c
50c
■
1.45
17
9.25
Feb
2.10 Feb
Rouyn
New
Nib
Nisto
Nor-Acme
Jan
11
Feb
Norpax
Feb
Norsewick
Oil
3,050
34c
1,550
2.90
710
4.20
4.40
5,904
7.90
32c
Mines
k
Jan
Mar
68c
1.80
8.65
Apr
Mar
39c
Northern
North
Long
Loblaw
Inca
class
a_—
Jan
Feb
14c
14c
16c
15,000
7%c Jan
1.79
1.60
2.05
260,250
12%c Jan
31c
30c
32c
6,100
11 %c
11c
13c
24,000
12 %C
12 %c
14c
3,700
MacDonald
Jan
Feb
o'Brien
14%
Feb
Office
6%c
12c
Jan
Madsen
Red
Jan
Okalta
Jan
o'Leary
7%c
€%c
7%c
3,500
6c
Jan
12 %c
70c
70c
3,925
66c
Jan
1.00
Feb
37%
Jan
61c
37
37%
-38%
38%
95
37%
Feb
39%
Jan
5%c
6c
15,066
3%c
Jan
ll%c
Jan
7
100
6%
Jan
6c
28c
10,400
17 %c
20c
15,800
14
20
14c
14c
4,500
1.61
,1.80
3,027
80c
91c
15,675
32c
37c
9c 10% c
20c
10c
60c
Mines
.1
A
56c
2.60
Feb
38% Mar
7% Mar
22c
Feb
30c
16c
Jan
25c
14
Jan
14
Oil
j
Feb
i
Feb i
71C
32,400
54c
8%c
41,300
5c
Jan
14c
Feb
9c
4,100
9c
Feb
11c
Feb
Jan
80c
Mar
27c
27c
1,025
25c
Feb
35c
Jan
5%c
2,000
4c
Jan
12c
Feb
22 %c Mar
36c
Jan t
31c
Feb
26c
27c
24c
57,300
4
3.20
13c
12C
13c
8,000
8c
—
8c
-
24 %c
15,000
400
49,800
23c
Mar
Feb
4.10
Jan
1.55
Feb
10c
Mar
Feb
i\
Mar
1.05
Jan
v
74%
Jan
78%
Feb
r
4c
Jan
22c
Feb
36c
600
78
1,748
16%c
16c
18c
40,500
3.30
3.20
3.35
3,950
Feb
4.25
Jan '
25c
27c
10,300
23c
Feb
37c
Mar i
20c 21 %c
6,300
18c
Mar
38c
Mar
13c
20c
3.15
13%c
15c
6,000
2.48
2.35
2.56
5,650
1.75
12c
10c
12c
4,000
9c
•
—•
Jan
17c
Jan
Jan *
2.94 Mar
Jan
15c
Jan *
1
16c
15c
17c
34,500
6%c Jan
26c
Feb
1
;
6%c
6%c
7%c
19,000
4%c
Jan
10c
Feb
7
7
7
220
6%
Jan
50c
24,200
22c
Jan
37c
25,677
11c
Jan
Jan
13 %c
Feb
►
50c
1
1
32c
.
«
44c
32c
,
»
Mines
1
—
9%c
1
—
Mfg
1.03
1
63c
Mar
■
78c
Jan
9,600
1.04
9,500
12
100
11% Mar
13
Feb
8c 10%c
13.000
4%c Jan
17c
Feb
95c
12
9c
*
7%c
9%c
9c
-
*
•
Ontario
Jan
15c
11 %c
1.58 Mar
90c
Mar
1.15
Feb
1.80
Jan
Jan
17,300
17c
Jan
40c
Mar
42,000
3%c
Jan
19c
Jan
1.00
19.900
50c
Feb
1.62
1.42
1.65
4,450
13C
12c
15c
9,900
1.40 Mar
1.77
1.93
28,200
-40c
400
Jan
.
1
1.80
1.70
1.90
20,100
1.50
Feb
1.99
Feb
;
_♦
1
<
3.50
3.25
3.50
1,730
3.00
Jan
3.65
Jan
,
1
7c
8c
1
Page
8c
r
1,000
2.05
Jan
2.95 Mar >
2.20 Jan t
1.60 Mar
30c
6c
Mar
65c
Mar
Jan
15c
8c
9c
1.850
5c
Jan
15c
54c
62c
27,200
52c
Mar
77c
50c
Jan
•
Pamour
Pan
Porcupine
Western
55c
55c
1.100
12%
13%
7,690
11
Jan
70
71
755
69
Feb
,
96c
630
96c
Mar
•
44c
17,500
35c
Feb
54c
3%c Jan
18c
•
96c
•
*
Oil
Partanen
Paramaque
55c
12%
.
1
Tubes
Hershey
Jan
1.75
Feb
40c
10c
Malartic
20%
9c
1.81
Pacific Coyle Navig
Pacific Petroleum
Drilling
Jan
Jan
6,300
9c
Parbec
17
4c
2,000
2.80
61c
Parker
740
■
<
Mar
5%c
1
Jan
18
Jan
Jan
3.45
29c
5c
1
Feb
Jan
11c
Feb
2.60
5c
*
*
Apr
17%
Jan
Feb
2.80
Mines
2.95
203
8c
2.70
15c
•
Ltd
Lake
Lake
1.00
5,950
18%
?.->5 Mar
Co
20%
2.60
18%
5.200
•
.
Gold
Red
2,400
22c
,
7c
Jan
19c
i
1.65
1.44
1.70
9.300
5c
4%c
5%c
_z_zz*
25,500
13%
13%
13%
8
*
7%
7%
8%
671
86%
87
52
Eastern
•
common
ioo
Maralgo Mines
1.44
Apr
2c
Jan
12%
Jan
Mines
Jan
Jan
13%> Mar
1.11
7% Mar
82
Mar
Consol
Feb
River
Perron
Oil
Pickle
Crow
Mar
Nat
1
Gas
1
Gold
Petrol
14
90
1
'r
__
8%c
;10c
5,800
6c
4.600
4c
Jan
6
6
300
5%
Feb
Tc
7%c
2,000
4%c
Jan
10c
Mar
58c
Jan
8.75
Apr j
-
"
7c
&
6%
47c
49c
11,500
7.66
8.75
16.600
Mines
50c
52c
10,000
50c
Mar
70c
8,400
51c
Feb
1.35
1.29
1.42
4,502
1.29
Apr
1.50
Jan
2.05
1.95
2.05
2,400
1.90 Mar
2.15
34,700
51c
1.25
Feb
39
Pioneer Gold
1
Feb
Pitch-Ore
1
51 %c
51c
60c
i__l
39%
39 %
40%
•1,785
•
1.57
1.50
1.60
25,045
*
1.15
1.05
1.21
16,600
•
21%
21%
22%
735
Uranium
17c
101,000
10c
11c
10,000
10c
Apr
9c
10c
13,000
8c
Mar
85c
1.05
142,900
57c
Feb
1.05
Apr
Powell
5%c
5%c
3.000
4c
Feb
7c
Feb
Powell
1.22
1.02
1.25
Feb
82c
Jan
Power
Rouyn Gold
Corp
1
50c
•
38%
38
39 %
292
Apr
10%
Jan
Prado
Oil
1
75c
68c
76c
49,200
Feb
Premier
*
9c
8%c
9c
4,000
Jan
Pressed
Metals
1
11%
12
352
Preston
East
1
1.55
1.40
1.55
6.400
•
4.20
zzizzzz*
Ltd
Martln-McNeely
j
Marwayne Oils Ltd
zzzzzz*
~•
Massey-Harris
_
z
Ltd
Prontenac
98c
•
common
Preferred
_100
•
5
McKenzie Red Lake
~
see
page
53c
9%
9%
10,560
lie
12c
27,000
33
33%
90
89%
90
22c
20c
22c
64
64%
30c
33c
•
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
For footnotes
52c
9%
llVeC
41.
i
64%
33c
3.500
9%
17c
Mar
18c
Feb
Placer
Development
Ponder
Oils
Poplar
Oils
^
River
&
Gas
19,600
1.40
Apr
Jan
Jan
1.00 Mar
21% Mar
1.00
Feb
67c
-
Jan
45
1.76
Jan
Jan
1.30 Mar
23%
Feb
1.52
Jan
34%
Jan
40
Mar
60c
Jan
90c
Mar
6%c
Feb
21c
Jan
9%
Jan
12% Mar
Mar
18 %c
355
32
Mar
38 %
60
84
Jan
3.600'
18c
Feb
28c
Jan
4.50
33,000
64
Feb
69
Jan
Prospectors' Airways
Petroleums Ltd
3.80
1,250
Punch
1
45c
40c
48c
39,500
40c
Mar
79c
Jan
6,750
30c
38c
Jan
Purdy Mica Mines
1
9c
9c
9c
5,000
7c
Jan
27c
Feb
Mar
Mar
Border
Dome
i
Feb
83c:
11c
90
<•
Feb
Jan
14%c Jan
Feb
66c
15c
Jan
6.60
50c
11c
4%c
46c
66c
15C
\
i
Jan 1
Feb
1
—•
1
_
|
Feb *
8%c Mar
•
i
Gas
Gold
49c
8.30
zzzl
Malartic
Marcus Gold
|
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
7%c Feb
8%
)
Jan
5c
.
1
1
60c
72
40c
_*
__—
*
40c
1
j—
Malartic
Paymaster
1.95
|
Feb
Jan
1.14
2.35
•
Osisko
2.90
21c
9c
_*
Club
Pyrites
Orlac
2.80
21c
•
Class b warrants
Orenada
6,900
2.82
•
,
Opemlska Copper Mines
Orange Crush
Jan
9c 10% c
90c
Malartic
Ontario Jockev
Peace
preferred
?
Feb
7%
■
Maple Leaf Milling
.
2.35 Mar
Jan
91c
Feb
12c
3%c Jan
»
Jan j
i 14c
91c
,—1
—
28c
91c
—
1
'
*
7,240
*
76%
-1
,
2.00 "
1.91
—-
24 %c
-
—
9c
7%c
"
5
Oils
Jan
Apr
1
Maple Leaf Gardens
*
5%c
~
2,253
Selections
Jan
■
80c
ZZZl
Mines
36
17%
*
Goldfields
Oils
625
25c
Consol
&
Mar
'
32C
Gold
Jan
23c
Feb
75c
80c
Lake
40c
21 %c
7c
28c
Ogama-Rockland
Jan
Gold
Specialty
1.09
1.75
class
i
Feb 1
,9c
.<
3.45
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
17%c
-1
Magnet
McColl
106,000
10c
Apr
!zi
Gold
2.95
Feb
26c
—
Mining
9%c
Mar
♦
Mines
11c
14
Bloedel
Feb *
Feb
66c
...
.
9C
'
Jan
11c
Mines
&
|
Feb
19c
Jan
3.20
Oil
13% Mar
74c
Class B
Mayo
Jan
3%c
46c
Mackeno Mines
Marigold
5%c
150
6,000
Exploration
Marbenor
600
5,500
11,700
m)
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Jan
Jan
7
Macho River
5%
8c
5%c
14%
50c
22,300
„
Manitoba
Jan
12c
Mines
Malartic
31 %c
80c
Yellowknife
MacMillan
193,946
74c
.*
Goldfields
20c
16%c
7%c Feb
28c
Mines Ltd
46c 49%c
'l
(Walter
Macfie
Trinity
Jan
11 %c
Hosiery class a_.„(
Long Island Petroleums
y
Macassa
North
7%c
London
Lynx
5.40
Apr
12c
•
Louvicourt
29c
3%c
3.25
(1940)
4.20
14
.
Lowney
Jan
3.30
5%c Feb
j
Mines
Star
74c
b
Gold
82c
10c
1
Omnitrans Exploration
Groceterias
Class
Lomega
36c
1
__
Gold
Northland
.*
____
Feb
>
North
.1
Lac
Feb
54c
1
Oils—
3.45 Mar
1
Lexindin Gold
Little
18c
Mar
2.55 Mar
11 %c
^
Extension
Canadian
zl
Gold
Gold
Jan
32c
13,833
Ltd
Ltd
2.75 Mar
3%c
;
Leitch
12c
3,300
20,900
____
Nubar
Lencourt
12,625
36c
1
Mines
North
9c
3,880
14c
35c
23,600
Mining
18
Jan
Jan
8.30
33c
2.80
*
2.83
13c
—•
Normetal
Jan
8.05
i
2.76
42c
North Denison
.
Jan
13c
1
Feb
Mines
.
Feb i
35c
Norgold
35c
Leduc-Consolidated
Jan
1.60
70c
2.80
76%
Jan
Lavalie
Feb
*
22%c
8c
34c
Jan
45c
12c 14 %c
•
_
Gold
9,500
5c"
59 %c
Noranda Mines
30c
14%
Feb
33,600
—1
Mines
26c
l
1.60
Feb
Mar
10 %c 12 %c
Mines Ltd
28c
1
Jan
39c
Canada
of
Yellowknife
Nipissing
i
3
1.20
2.25
71,925
1
Thurbois
Feb
-
■
Feb
20c
;—1
New
55c
Secord
1.65
Feb j-
1.20
—1
—±—i
__
Jan
Laura
t
1.33
.50c
*
Senator
Jan
Lapa Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
Feb
2.69 Mar
Feb
Apr
46c
1
Superior Oils
Jan
46c
27c
2.15
1.01
u—1
Ltd
Ryan Lake Mines
Rouyn
New
24c
37c
.
1
New
20c
44c
Jan
3%c
85c
—1
Merger
85c
__l
1,500
Feb (
10%c
Richfield Petroleum
New
16,600
Landover Oils
31,100
30c
Feb t,
48c
71c
42,100
4.30
♦
Feb
4.65
30c
1.06
„
7%c
245,550
•
1.30
30c
1
39c
Gold
35,110
11,800
Jan
14%c
Oil
Pacalta
1.80
Lamaque
2.25
1.25
Norzone, —r3,—.—1
New
36c
34c
29c
Mar
1.80
_1
.*
Mosher Long Lac Mines
New
New
1.44
i
8,766
28,000
15c
—1
—-—
Mines
38c
l
,
j
13%c Jan
*
Morrison
New
1.58
•
Jan
Apr
27% Mar
57
1
Newlund Mines j
1
Mines
18c
95c
1.29
1
New Marlon Gold
1
Shore
2.99
Feb
2.60
2.10
»
U
Larder
New
Lake
Lake
25%
16c
1
2.25
—1
—
Gold
Lake Dufault Mines
Lake Wasa Mining
La Luz Mines
655
*
Hlghridge
Malartic
Lake Lingman
Osu
Jan
Jan
Kerr-Addison
Keymet Mines
New
New
lie
18 %c
Kelore Gold
-
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
330,835
23c
<
£
"
21c
35c
7%
1.60
52
85c
85c
1
Laguerre Mines
50c
^
600
975
2.43
17c
2.50
*
—
Hugh
,2.15
•
..
31,600
•
Fortune Gold
Jason
19c
•
475
8'%
2.10.
26,050
Goldvue
New
46c
1
8
:
1
New
Jan
48C
Ltd
Feb
102,125
Mines
Dickenson
New
New
Mar
19 %c
Ltd
27%
17c
1
30
•
Mines
Jan
23c
;
Petroleum
18c
1
Oils
Feb
26
4.00
*
Petroleum
Jan
4c
Ltd
Jonsmith
Jan {,
75
15c
Delhi
96
11 %c 15 %c
14 %c
Joliet-Quebec
/
f
2.15
1
(1939)—
Jan f
Jan (
20c
Continental Oil
Davies
Feb
5,500
'
13
13%
••! 3.25
Development
New
5.10
Gold
Oils
Joburke
•
15c
77c
Jan
Jan
16c
——
Mines
New
Gold
Apr
12
Jan
40c
95%
31
-.100
52c
12
22c
British Dominion Oil
New
100
9
14c
215
3.60
—1
New
100
Mar
67c
—1
—1
36% Mar
213,015
8
6%c Jan
Mar
;—1
36% Mar
12
27%
15%
26%
Feb
45c
8,700
--
—1
.
Feb
8%
27%
325
13
1.35 i
Apr
13% Mar
24%
\
Uranium
Jan
3.90
12%
g
.
Lablne
Jan '
12
12
8,750
50c
12
16%
'
,.i
•
..
Mines
32
8%
.47 c
27%
29%
2.95
j>2c
1
26%
3%c
3.70
.
48c
26%
60
—*
60c
,55c
,
•
500
Preferred
Jack Waite
•
5
Car..
1,910
International Petroleum
Pipe
29,000
1.05
400
12c
57
5c
International Nickel Co common
Jacknife
8%
10c
54
35%
_'__1
Interprovincial
8%
10 %c
2.00
35%
1
class a
Preferred
635
1,017
57
5c
:
International Metals
15
26%
2.05
33
*
Mining
17,300
1.05
14%
26%
25c
34
Feb
1.25
1.10
14%
26%
b_:
34
Co.__
&
class
34
9c
58c
Pipe class a——*
•
k-—-—.i
Machine, class
(John)
Inspiration
Hosiery
(i.,
Feb
9%
5c
Mar
,
14% Mar
.
Steel
5%
23% Mar
45c
20
National
560
>
15%
2,800
55c
•
Petroleum
1,000
Mar
60c
-
Sewer
6 '/a
Jan
56c
1
National
10%
14
Jan
1
Ltd
National
33%
4.55
14%
40c
•—*
National
10
Apr
Mar
157
•
Preferred
6%
5
3.10
18,110
—*
New
Ingersoll
Jan
13
15
Grocers common
32%
1
Jan/
Jan
1.75
21c
50c
National
33
common
Feb '*
62c
Jan
15
—1—*
6%
—i——
.
Feb
1.20 Mar
10c
,
Jan
38c
46c
Drug preferred
Explorations Ltd
Jan
Feb
23
15
1
j.—.—30
-
Acceptance
preferred
,
15
a.
—
—
Brass
Oil
Naco
National
£1
,
Mar
45c
Feb
Jan
Mar
6%
Feb
26c
48c
National
25
Preferred
4%
3.40 Mar
51% Mar
31%
.10
Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
5%
*
Jan
64c
*
Mylamaque Mines
23%
46c
*
;
_s.———*
-
common
Jan
23%
50c
100
-
Locomotive
Corp
9%
23 %
1
a
paid
Mines
175
3.15
51%
Montreal
Moore
common
common
Porcupine
9c
'
Mining &
Jan
1
Knitting
600
18%
3.00
19c
1,500
5%c
18%
18 %
•
—•
Bay
Containers
17c
45c
7
common__
2,000
1.75
12c
13%
•
7%c
1
Paper
46c
1.70
a
Corp
7c
14%
Gold
Hoyle' Mining
Hudson
common
Mining
43c
*
Smith
Mindamar
12 %c
—i
Yellowknife
Howard
Jan
35c
9%c Mar
12c
Jan
14 %c
14%
*
5
Oil
Hosco
20 %c Mar
19 %c
Jan
*
Holden Mfg class b—
Home
Apr
Jan
6%c
23c
Bollinger Consol
Homer
13c
11 %c
21,000
7c
Dauch
&
2,100
2,500
lie
23,300
6°/«c Jan
200
30c
-
13c
45c
Mines.
High Crest Oils Ltd.
Highwood
Sarcee
Hinde
16c
15c
10c
Iron
Laxe—
Gold
Gold
13c
15c
15c
—
Lakes
of
10%c
13 %c
Hasaga Gold
Headway Red
6%
42c
—
Brick
Mincia-Scotia
Head
Mar
8c
9%c
'
Island
11c
8c
—
9%c
—
Mercury Mills
1
Hibbert Mlnei
Harrison
Jan
3.65
16c
Gold
Harricana
3.20
7c
20
——•
Harding Carpets
Jan
15%
20
common
2c
15
•
—
10,000
3.65
3.65
1
Hamilton Bridge
Hamilton
3c
1
High
3%c Jan
9%c
'
"
Gold
Halliwell
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%c
1.40 Mar
1.65
Jan
1.70
Jan
4.65 Mar
{
«
.
Volume 177
Number 5209
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(1509)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Pai
Quebec
Chibougamau
—1
Quebec
Manitou
Queenston
Quemont
18c
18c
1.03
1.00
1.14
36,000
17c
17c
17c
21,000
1.05
1.10
8,100
Uranium
36c
40c
7,200
35c
17%
18%
1,687
Mines
1
Ranger Brewing
25c
160,000
70c
80c
87,400
20%
20%
45
1
15c
4,100
26c
94,342
holdings
1.69
32,500
50c
1.62
Reef Petroleum
1
25c
Reeves MacDonald
1
23c
Regcourt
1
Alberta Oils
25c
Riverside Silk class A
11
Long
Lac
Consolidated
Rowan
Class
A
Class
1
1
B
I
warrants
Roy
•
Silver
1
1
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
Rundle
•
Oils Ltd
Rupununl
Russell
Feb
3.25
Jan
Jan
11c
24
2.80
37,650
14c
class
Scurry
Oils
20
1.92 Mar
s,
Jan
1.62
24
Jan
Van
Roi
156
•
54%
Jan
9 40
9 15
10
5,175
8%
Jan
33c
32c
Apr
10% Jan
40c
16,500
Apr
58c
1
Feb
26c
1,500
22c
Jan
35c
Feb
6c
100
2,000
21c 22 %c
5c
11,000
34
33%
34»/4
15%
15%
16%
Jan
15c
36%
2.05
500
7%c Mar
15c
19
50
18%
Jan
19
2.75
2.60
2.90
35,900
1.37
Jan
__i
g4c
62c
67c
1,705
42 %c
Jan
95c
Feb
11%
11
11 i/,
3,007
11
Mar
12%
Jan
Feb
1
1,569
43
Jan
47
12%
50
10%
Jan
13%
^3
50
12% Mar
13 % Mar
48%c
50c
5,400
48c
Feb
64c
gc
5c
Jan
5c
Weedon Pynte & Copper
Consolidated
West Malartic
Westeel Products
IIIIIl
Feb
26c
Jan
37% Mar
2.25 Mar
32
5,000
3 %c
Jan
2.78
48,460
1.97
Feb
Western
Feb
7c
Leaseholds
10c
Ltd
Silanco
2,700
13 %c
Feb
37c
41%
42%
485
"40%
Feb
44
43
44
44%
85
49%
49%
50
300
Miller
43
Jan
32,432
8c
28%
77c
Jan
35c
Feb
31
Jan
4.90
4.75
5.05
26,051
21%
22 %
275
22
22
120
23c
25c
9,100
22c
Mines
—1
75c
Feb
87c
20
Class
Siscoe
__
.1"
Mines
Dairies
B
class
10
Jan
22
15%
Gold
Soukis
85c
90c
9,230
1.10
800
10
10
638
9%
7%
119
7%
15
15%
4,814
12%
Feb
48c
2,479
45c
Mar
Valle;
8
79c
Southam Co
22%
79c
79c
500
70c
Feb
22%
22%
650
20%
Jan
8
31c
3,300
296
26%
Jan
30% Mar
94%
94%
95
255
91%
Feb
95% Mar
96c
Wilrlcb
100
Petroleums
1
96c
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1
9%c
Winchester Larder
1
9c
Winward
Gold
Mines
Stanwell
Oil
Starratt
&
Olsen
17
Gas
-1
68c
34p
9,600
30c
Feb
43c
13,551
30c
Jan
47c
Wood
1
Alexander
Wool
17%
Jan
20
Mar
6%
50
6%
Feb
7
Jan
1.33
1.75
61,356
1.13
Jan
18c
24c
8,400
20%
900
17c
Mar
32%
•
•10c
7.50
Sudbury Contact
Wright-Hargreaves
Yankee
Canuck
Yellorex
45c
10c
1.85
34c
Feb
7.50
Jan
811
31%
Feb
34
Oil
3%c
Jan
15c
Feb
18,985
16c
4,950
14
14
515
•
Grass
Oils Ltd
101
Mar
Jan
Jan
60c
Mar
64c
61c
69c
151,450
1.34
1.20
1.35
7,125
36
•
l
*
36
55
B
new
-
A
3
III
_
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe
«
.
_____
Trans Empire Oils
Trans Era
Oils
Jan
1.46
Jan
38% Mar
Jan
10
51c
1.70
Jan
Jan
II »
Line___IIIII*
Transcontinental Resources
;
16
Jan
Apr
106
Feb
28%
29%
28 %i
27c
3,903
53
350
28% Mar
26% Mar
20c
Jan
3.70
3.70
3.90
5,093
1.20
1.15
1.24
18,800
41
38
41
6,080
.
3.20
Feb
1.12 Mar
33%
Jan
51c
55c
9,100
12c
12c
12c
8,000
12c
Jan
32c
28c
32c
2,350
24c
Feb
2.60
2.58
2.70
13,685
60c
56c
70c
318,680
1
Corp
Union Acceptance common
Preferred
•
Toronto Stock
♦
•
I
2.33
17c
Feb
9
27
Mar
4.00 Mar
1.55
46%
9
9%
69c
Ii
300
7
Jan
50
8
Jan
1,796
18 %c 18 %c
4.20
4.00
4.30
860
44,100
Par
Andian National
Newfoundland
Asbestos Corp
British
American
Co
Develop
Sales
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1 /
,
High
9%
LOW
93^
75
5
8%
8%
8%
27
26%
27
*
17%
Feb
8%
1,015
-
High
9
1,385
•
Banknote
j___„
Gold
Canada
it
Sugar
Feb
24% Mar
10
10
Jan
9% Jan
.
27% Mar
n
ny2
95
gg
40
6.10
6.15
500
12% Mar
Jan
6.75 Feb
16%
17%
185
3.60
3.25
3.60
850
3.25
Apr
4.10
25
25
25%
130
24%
Jan
25% Jan
38%
38%
39%
381
37%
Jan
42
Feb
Jan
160
Feb
1
100
•
Westinghouse
_»
__
9%
160
160
gyg
10,461
66
1.6O
200
3.00
3.00
Paper
65
3.00
10
36
35%
37%
3,256
23c 24%c
2,000
__
__
Feb
148
,
60
1.50
*
5
common—
16
5
9%
•
1
Coast Copper
Consolidated
5.80 Jan
16% Mar
98
16%
Canadian Western Lumber
Alcohols
Feb
•
common
Preferred
Commercial
Jan
87/« Feb
94
♦
'
Canadian
14
.
•
Invest
Industries
60
2,535,
3
Collieries
General
Canadian
17%
n
„*
5
Dominion
Canadian
Canadian
17%
1
*
common
preferred
Bulolo
Dalhousie
Oil
_•
,
8% Jan
65
Jan
18% Mar
Jan
10% Feb
72
Feb
1.50 Mar
2.00
Feb
3.00
Apr
3.20 Mar
35
Jan
37% Mar
23c
Feb
80
80
80
75
Feb
85
80
79%
81
221
78
Feb
83% Jan
7%
53 %
52%
54%
1,240
52
5
Aircraft
28%
28
29
495
27
__
4.50
4.50
100
3.80
Jan
31%
Jan
38
Feb
27%
__
___»
Bridge
•
Utilities
•
Loblaw
Inc
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
6
35
35
35
5
8
26
25%
26%
910
Niagara
*
33
33
33
40
Wire
Pend
Weaving—
Oreille
Price
Bros
1
5.10
5.40
31
__
31%
640
57c
60c
10,900
22%
225
•
Consolidated
Zeller's
1
Ltd
59%c
22
•
"22
FOOTNOTES FOR
a
Odd lot sale
year's
In
Feb
9% Feb
Jan
27c
e
29% Mar
18c
Feb
4.80 Mar
OUT-OF-TOWN
*No par value.
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
*
Anglo
Mar
25%
3.00
1.75
Curb Section
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Feb
Jan
2.84
29
-
Jan
Feb
24'
Mar
33
3,000
5.10
31
Apr
Apr
55c
Mar
18%
Jan
Jan
17c
95c
9%
Mar
Funds
Thursday
STOCKS
Feb
36%c Mar
Feb
28%
13c
1.37 Apr
30% Mar
28 %c Mar
Jan
9%
28%
Exchange
Canadian
d Deferred
9,
Union Gas
4lc
Jan
22 %c Jan
Jan
Yukon
53c
.
Jan
101
•
Petroleum
Oil
Asbestos
15
19
_•
Transvision-Television
Mining
50
28%
Jan
28c
Feb
Mar
55% Mar
29% Jan
4.80 Jan
Jan
Mar
101
*
•
4
'41
15%
26 %c
Feb
8c
Jan
101
29
*
,
Feb
16c
6,000
Jan
Utilities
12% Mar
14,900
9c
49c
Paper common
28%
20c
9c
59c
International
25
19c
9c
Mar
Mar
220
19 %c
'
Mar
International
30
2.58 Feb
45c
26c
Dominion
13%
Feb
39c
deHavilland
13%
20c
Feb
8,235
Mar
2.20
15%
50
class
new
'Warrants
90c
Jan
Jan
8,500
1.91
9,100
Mar
30
_«
Mortgage
Finance
13%
IIHIII20
Works common
Traders
Jan
8
1.30 Mar
7,465
35,.
22,241
Interprovincial
General Trusts
Toronto
9%c
36
22c
2.24
34c
.
41c
18c
300
2.10
Jan
1 50
42c
40,300
2.22
Feb
6%
10% Mar
27c29%c
Jan
1.35
5%
97/a Jan
39c
Feb
1.30
110
200
1.37
11c
1.30
*
___
Feb
6
12c
28c
32c
x
;
Jan
40c
7,855
42c
5C
7% Mar
1.45
9,000
44c
'
Apr
1
15c 16 %c
36c
Feb
5%
1
42c
16 %c
Jan
Jan
4%c Jan
1
120
-1.90 Mar
13c
16 %c
9%c
-
Yukeno Mines
6,808
-
Feb
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
9%
44c
Toronto Iron
'
Fel»
16c
10
1
2.10
"j
Elevators
1.20 Mar
Jan
12 %c
6
1
.
1.95
Z-IZZZZZ*
Torbrit Silver Mines
Min
9
2.10
Gold
United
Mar
6c
Gold
Union
14
97%
Tombill
Tungsten
Jan
25
Toburn
Triad
Jan
4,200
*
Feb
Jan
2.92
8
i
9.75
21c
Feb
100
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Trend
13
Jan
Mar
8
Sylvanite Gold
Class
2.50
100
25c
_
Tamblyn Ltd common
Tkylor, Pearson common
Toronto
15c
50c
Surf Inlet
Toronto
7.25
6,700
2.60
100
-
&
Mines
Jan
11,500
7.80
34
15c
1.14
Feb
Jan
20% Mar
Feb
2.50
Feb
9c
5%c Jan
jq
Jan
32
2.50
I
Supertest (ordinary)
Sweet
32%
9c
34,600
81c
~
1
Yellowknife Bear Mines
1st
1,100
15c
Sullivan Cons Mines
Preferred
32%
32%
Steeloy Mining
32%
Jan
2,849
*
Brown
•
16%
32,000
6%
8%cl0%c
10%c
IH5
III*
Combing
Mar
185
19%
20,500
9c
53/4
♦
Apr
19%
19%
i4c
__
Jan
19%
21c
Stedman Bros 1
6,500
8%c
9^
1
Gas
Jan
1.15
22%
35 %c
1.45
2,500
jqc
2.75 Mar
40,300
7^c
iic.
Mar
6%
Gold
1.04
g%clo%c
1
_____
Jan
35 %c
*
Jan
2,125
30
Preferred
Jan
7%
19%
«
Jan
6 40
2.90
Jan
10
v
6.85
4.35
6 10
2.75
Jan
1.75
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.25
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.65
Mar
32c
1.10 Mar
._
Jan
22% Mar
1.10
50c
A
Jan
5.75
Apr
Feb
48c
Standard
Silverwood
.1.15
Mar
24c
4.75
20
Feb
6.00
Jan
34
Mar
Jan
7%
Silver
Feb
50
Mar
1.30
42 %c
"
29%
Yale Lead & Zinc
I]
~ —1
Jan
Mar
48%
47% Mar
21%
.
Mining
Silver
2.80
_5o
i
22,375
Jan
Jan
2.81 Mar
_50
Gordon
1.62
Feb
30
Jan
Breweries
1.50
1.61
30c
33
6 40
18c
Voting trust
25
Feb
2.88
14c
•
8,000
34
Feb
24
*
WinoraGold
45
34c
Feb
10c
Jan
•
common
Wingait Gold
Winnipeg & Central
12
2,100
33c
33c
15c
Jan
22
1
(Geo)
Feb
30
205
Western Tungsten
Jan
80c
10,500
Feb
Mar
Weston
2.82
30
gc
22%
*
Homestead
12%
80c
13,100
7C
22%
34
•
__1
Feb
17c
g%c
gc
22%
1
class A
Feb
15c
50c
1
Ashley
Western Grocers
Western
Feb
Mar
2.90 Mar
46y2
Jan
Sicks'
Jan
7%c
19
__
12%
2.12
Sherritt
Jan
12% Mar
445/8
2.00
50c
15c
24%
Feb
12%,
40
B__
Mar
11
44s/8
6,300
15c
7c
20 % Mar
100
■»
32,350
—1
Jan
<■
12
preferred
1.70
•
2.67
B
"
Feb
1.30 Mar
Jan
t
2.30
Class
6,975
1.60
14%
common
2.39
Shawkey (1945) Mines
Shea's Winnipeg Brewing class
Sheep Creek Gold
11,500
Feb
Feb
Jan
11
V%c
W)
Ltd
A
2.15
•
gc
Ul* ??%
1
Wekusko
Jan
Jan
5%c
12
Jan
5%c
24
1.95 Mar
6,115
2.58
32c
Feb
8c
Jan
17% Mar
Jan
2u
550
1.95
35
Feb
3c
2,015
35%
common
9c
22%
1.20
59
•
2.45
.__
gc
223A
10
:
2.15
preferred
16,400
Jan
Jan
20c
650
2.00
5c
35c
Feb
14% Feb
9,100
35%
.
Mar
45,500
%
13c
12c
21c
10c
2,433
24c
7%c Mar
32
686
4%c
22
7%c Mar
Jan
(G &
Western
7,200
12c 12 %c
4%c Jan
Walker
Class
22c
6%c
Amulet
•
A
1.56
/4
!
•
Class
2,795
1.33
32c
12,600
13%
*
Victoria & Grey Trust
Violamac Mines
Vulcan
Oils
Waterous
Jan
»
Shawinigan Water & Power
1.49
13%
1.50
•
Mines
Feb
9c
6c
12c
warrants
1-35
131/2
.
1
Ltd
Ltd
Oil
I'40
#
Mines
Security Freehold Petroleums
Selbum
High
59
Viceroy Manufacturing '_
Vicour
Low
57%
Mines
Ventures
Range Since Jan. 1
High
57%
•
n
Mar
,
3.40
17,600
5%c
22 %c
A
Apr
24c
.
2.58
Jan
14c
22
•
32c
13c
26c
5%c
Jan
1.35
50
2.50
22c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Searfe
22c
3,000
23%
2.80
3%c
.__IIl
Low
___50
i? 8
H
l
nn
Waite
I
;
Shares
Feb
22
Lawrence Corp common
Antonio
Gold
1.70 Mdr
2.55
1.45
22c
San
Mar
4%c
7c
1.35
1
Sand River Gold
33c
15,000
5%c
4%c
Mining
Feb
Feb
250
»
common..
1.14
13,200
1
Gold
for Week
Feb
20 % Mar
Feb
preferred
zinc
Upper Canada
27c
•
Industries
Ryanor
St
10
nnff
2.60
6c
5%C
1.20
&
Jan
21 %c
Jan
A
United Keno Hill
Jan
24c
warants
Roxana Oils
Mar
8c
Jan
2.60
1.35
«
Rix-Athabasca
Roche
2.60
1.55
67c
Jan
33c
10%c Jan
24 %c
class
48c
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
United Fuel
22
20% Mar
14c
_»
Gold
8c
Jan
1.70
Mar
18%c
Ii
Uranium
Util
1.55
Feb
80c
Mar
21c
17% Mar
1.00
20c
Ranwick
Rio Tinto
Jan
17%
Radiore
Water
86c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
20c
16 %c Mar
38c
.
3
High
Jan
1.05
Mining
Mines
Red
13c
—1
Quesabe
Red Poplar
1,000
—I
Gold
APRIL
Thursday
Range Since Jan.
Low
—1
Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
—1
<c<ueDec
WEEK
ior Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
t
(not included in
delivery
year's
Cash
sale
(not
Included
range),
wi When
u
(not
Admitted to unlisted trading
wd When delivered,
x
included
in
year's
range).
z
Issued,
Ex-dividend.
Ex-rights.
Ex-stock
dividend.
8.00
#
*
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
34
Mar
67c
Mar
22% Mar
MARKETS
privileges,
price.
sale
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un)
range).
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat
r
AND
33
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1510)
Monday, April 6, 195?
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation for Thursday, April 2
Investing Companies
Par
■atari Fond»—
_2BC
Aberdeen Fund
Bid
90C
Matnal Funds—
Ask
1.00
1.28
5.02
1
1
4.01
4.28
11.94
Axe-Hough ton Fund "A" Ino—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—I
9.80
20.58
American Mutual Fund Inc
Ask
—1
30.48
31.10
26.32
27.53
24.26
26.47
2.30s April 15, 1953
2.20s May 15, 1953.
B-3
10.65
18.93
American Business Share#
Bid
(Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
12.98
Fund Inc
Affiliated
1
19.04
20.77
2.80s Aug.
1
11.38
12.42
Fund Inc
5.43
1
Beneficial Corp
Bond
B-l
(Low Priced Bonds)
9.77
10.68
8.46
9.15
—I
22.39
24.21
24.43
26.76
Bullock Fund Ltd
Due
2%s Feb. 1. 1955-1953.
99.2
99.10
99.8
99.16
1953
99.28
100
2%s May 1,
1%8 Oct. 1,
1956.
2 %s June 1,
1957-1955.
95.8
95.16
2%s
98.23
99.4
19.56
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
(Income Com Stocks)
1
18.84
20.55
2%s
1954.
99.28
100
(Appreciation Com Stks) 1
17.20
18.77
2% s June 1, 1954.
99.28
100.2
(Low
Priced
Com
8tks)_l
7.76
1
5.93
9.68
37.60
37.60
-le
4.04
4.45
Lexington Trust Fund
Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
1
15.94
17.23
Business
19.62
21.21
Equipment shares.lc
3.55
4.81
5.30
3.33
3.67
Managed Funds—
Automobile
6,875
134
139
6.92
1
15.65
Home Furnishings shares
Metals
lc
3.38
3.73
lc
3.92
lo
5.06
1
12.97
14.10
-1
12.29
13.29
28%
30%
Composite Fund
Concord Fund Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Petroleum
lo
5.25
37.04
1
16.77
18.44
stock—1
5.42
5.94
1
7.32
8.02
Diversified Investment Fund.l
Delaware
Fund
common
Diversified
of
beneficial
interest
1
Inc
19.65
Values
l%s June
•
1, 1953
Is Aug. 15,
3%» Feb.
99.9982
6.83
7.48
25e
1.92
2.11
——..I
10.37
11.27
Dividend Shares
Pund Ino
Dreyfus
Baton A Howard-
—1
Stock
31.75
33.95
1
Balanced Fund
23.96
25.62
Fund
„
financial Industrial Pund InJ-i
10
Pint Boston Corp
*
Pounders Mutual Fund
5.17
5.36
18.25
20c
Bqulty Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
19.73
2.68
99.11
99 .13
98.20
98 .22
.0052
l%s March 15, 1955
l%s Dec. 15, 1955
1953.
99.9836
98.20
98 .22
1954.
15
100
&
1%S April 1, 1956
1%S Oct. 1, 1956
l%s April 1, 1957
97.18
97 .26
97.12
97 .20
96.26
97 .2
96.6
96 .14
100%
35%
—1
17.48
8.26
30.90
1
14.56
15.89
17.45
1
13.78
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebenlures
15.83
1
13.78
Net
Rate
asset
Dated
Due
Of
beneficial
Balanced Fund
le
Common stock series
Fundamental Investors Ino
Futures
6.82
lo
2
7.09
7.77
19.77
21.67
Bond
—
Oas Industries Fund IncOeneral Capital Corp.
General Investors Trust
1
Group Securities—
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
2.74
2.98
20.34
—1
22.00
64.40
5.79
6.29
11.79
Series
Stock Series
6.98
7.23
5.12
5.60
3.84
4.20
5.80
10.82
Fund Inc
lc
Natural Resources Fund Inc__lc
New England Fund
1
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
3.01
3.30
4.53
4.96
preferred
Petroleum
&
6.34
11.83
5.67
—
18.50
8.14
8.92
9.47
10.38
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer Fund Inc
lo
9.49
10.40
Putnam
lo
9.27
10.16
Republic Investors Fund
Bectrlcal Equipment shares-lo
Pood shares
lo
15.08
5.15
5.65
7.82
8.57
8.80
9.64
10.99
Investing Company shares—lo
Low
Priced
25
l
14.81
2.35%
2.15%
2.30%
United States
Bid
!
shares
b2.00
1.90%
June
11,
1953
b2.00
1.92%
1953
b2.00
1.90%
June
18,
1953
b2.00
1.94%
b2.02
1.92%
June
19.
1953
25,
1953
,
May 14, 1953
b2.02
1.92%
June
May
b2.02
1.94%
1953
Bank & Trust
Par
Manhattan Co_10
Bank of New York
14.63
Chemical Bank Si Trust
10
9.02
Continental Bank Si Trust
10
Corn Exchange Bank Sc Trust-20
64
8.54
9.36
6.87
7.53
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
13.71
15.01
27.04
1
•
66.75
70.25
1
22.70
22.93
—1
8.60
9.3*
14.35
Fund inc
1
15.64
5.41
5.91
12.42
13.50
4.47
_
4.89
13.53
1
12.49
27.85
United Income Fund Shares
United Science Fund
1
5.99
6.55
12.54
Value Line Fund
1
6.08
6.64
12.31
Value
■owe Plan Fund Inc.
Hudson Fund Inc
4.73
5.11
X24.06
Incorporated Investors
26.01
lOo
1.80
2.06
1
10.91
11.79
Inc
Line Income Fund
Inc__1
Wall Street Investing Corp
Wellington Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc
Wisconsin Investment Co
5.10
5.57
1
14.38
20.42
22.27
1
19.25
20.81
1
,
14.10
1
4.26
4.64
Ltd—
Fund
lo
13.72
Bank Group shares
lo
87C
96c
Insurance Group shares
lo
lo
1.22
1.35
15.93
17.42
1
11.95
12.98
1
11.67
12.75
Investors Management Fund—1
17.49
Diversified Trustee SharesSeries E
2.50
Independence Trust Shares
1
North Amer TT'st SharesSeries 1955—.
Series 1956
17.87
1
1
16
9.43
10.75
2.16
2.47
Fiduciary Trust
first National Bank
10
Par
Bid
Ask
10
114%
118%
10
56%
58%
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y-10
Aetna Life
lo
80%
83%
Lincoln
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
34
36
American Alliance
10
35
37
Maryland Casualty common
$2.10 prior preferred
47%
49%
4
Par
411
10
48
Franklin
Square N Y
Guaranty Trust Co__:
Hanover (The) Bank
_10
85%
1
25%
47%
5
28%
5
23
40
4
10
10
28
10
68%
70%
45 %
44%
23%
24%
Merchant Fire Assurance
Merchants & Manufacturers
American Re-Insurance
10
37 %
39%
National
American
26
61%
63%
National Fire
National Union Fire
5
-43%
New
2
42%
Automobile
.
Casualty
(Detroit)
10
82
86
Bankers & Shippers.
.10
57
60
New
Boston Insurance Co
Amsterdam Casualty
Hampshire Fire
5
36%
39
New
York
Camden
5
23%
25%
North River
198%
203%
Fire
Connecticut General Life
Continental Casualty Co
10
10
78
81%
drum
lo
52%
•
48%
50%
50%
52%
Pacific
10
44%
35%
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust
22%
28%
29%
federal
-10
96
101
6%
7%
12.50
10
100 1,520
22
(ex 2 for 1 split)-
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
58%
60%
City Bank
Republic
Rutgers Fire
Globe
Sc
Great
American
St Paul Fire &
63 %
16%
18
Seaboard Surety
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
5
38
40
Standard
6
38%
40%
Travelers
Hanover Fire
io
Hartford Fire
10
Hartford Steamboller
10
Tome
s
39%
156
41%
161
Marine
Accident—
286
52%
25
Trust
Co
111
17 %
25
47
117
10
17
100
283
298
54
48%
121
18%
293
National Bank St Trust—33%
90%
Continental Illinois
93%
43%
53%
56%
Manufacturers Bank St Trust_2Q
27
30
Mercantile
25
48%
513/4
25
60
63
20
60%
64%
Mutual
St
Bank
Trust
Bank
Trust
&
Louis Union
Co
Trust
Grove Bank Sc Trust—20
Bank
Trust
&
100
46%
60
160
180
Francisco
Bank of Amer NThS A—6.25
30%
32
Recent Security Issues
Bonds—
Bid
Calif Oregon Power 3%s— .1982
Central Maine Power 3%s- .1983
Commercial
Credit
3%S— .1965
100
Ask
101%
983/4
99%
99 %
3%s
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Southwest
Pub
3%s__1978
Serv
98
Ask
98%
99%
Consol Edison Co of N Y—
Sylvania Elec Prod
1978
101%
102
1973
4s
Tennessee Gas 4 Vis
-1983
Diamond
Alkali
33/as
Fall River Elec 33/4s
Florida
Power
Fair
1983
3%s
Stores
1978
1982
1973
4s
k__
Utah
97%
102%
993/4
100
96
97
101%
102%
107
Southern
Util
3%s
1983
Power
Sc
103
Light 3%s—1982
99
101
98
101%
StocksCentral Illinois Public Service—-
4.92% preferred
Illinois
Pow
100
4.42%
102
103%
50
50
503/4
pfd
Iowa-Illinois Gas Sc Electric—
100%
—2
10%
11%
N
-10
48%
1978
98 3/4
99%
Niagara Mohawk Pwr 3%s_1983
102%
102%
Ohio
Ohio Power Co
3%s
Padflo Tel Sc Tel 3%s
101
1013/4
Oklahoma
Y
Elec
3%s
—12%
31%
—10
90%
—10
39%
41%
10
49
43
preferred
4.36%
Mallory
4.50%
(P R)
100
97%
98%
50
52%
523/4
& Co—
preferred
51
10
93
Chicago & St Louis RR—
3%s
45
100
775
33%
—
43
10
125
130
2
22%
64%
23%
1983
1979
FOOTNOTES
795
41
Westchester Fire
Bank—20
17
National
San
101%
62%
42%
40
National
Bank—20
First
United
1003/4
3
40%
37
Nat'l
Exchange
Boatmen's
59%
Indianapolis Pow & Lt 35/sS_1983
Fire
S Guarantee
68%
Tower
57%
Iowa
Fidelity Sc Guaranty Co„2
U
43
66%
Amer
%
114
20%
U S
46%
41
12%
St. Louis
99
U S
44%
45
97%
Firemen's of Newark
28%
358
43
1003/8
Reinsurance Corp
Republic (Texas)
41%
343
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr—20
1983
59
61%
Mellon Nat'l Bank St Trust—100
1973
70%
39%
109%
Narragansett
57
27 %
107%
25
Pittsburgh
McKesson & Robbins 3%s
68%
i
51%
31%
.10
10
49%
29%
Providenoe-Washington
_5
40
31
66%
103
93%
General Reinsurance Corp.
100
20
Trust
t29%
19
.10
89%
Glens Falls
38%
Detroit
United States National BankJtO
65
63 Va
._5
fidelity & Deposit of Md
10
fire Assn of Philadelphia
10
Firemen's Fund (San
Fran)—10
(N Y)_
49
10
Commerce
First National Bank
25
92
Indemnity Co
_.
City Bank
Portland
1,560
63
25
Food
Co
34%
215
25 %
3.33 Vi
Peerless Casualty
Phoenix
33
t200
16
24
46%
23%
Pacific Fire
10
Employees Group Assoc
employers Reinsurance
20
Co
split
Security-First National—
52
33 %
30%
2.50
Northeastern
Northern
Trust
27
54%
Forster Inc
410
50%
.
5
Fire
255
385
395
Los Angeles
Industrial Bank of„Commerce_10
10%
23
National
70%
42
31%
248
365
100
National Bank
Ex 2 for 1
33%
102%
&
.100
Savings Bk_100
&
Cleveland
Central
423
68%
25
5
29%
21 %
Trust
Northern Trust Co
24%
99%
Rational
Bid
40%
10
convertible
Bank-
186
preferred
Massachusetts Bonding
•1.05
143
22%
20
87%
36%
181
American Equitable Asaur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty.6
American of Newark
2%
Surety
Ask
138
20
Sterling National
Bid
64%
37
100
of the City of N Y
Franklin National Bank—
Public Nat'l Bank Sc Trust
2.54
National
Union Bank of
Chicago
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
Aetna Casualty & Surety—
Aetna Insurance Co
American Automobile
2.02%
National Bank of Detroit.—.10
10
10
New York
5.41
6%
65%
61%
Bmplre Trust
of Freeport
Companies
Life
1.95%
1.94%
b2.05
Far
First
51%
5%
Federation Bank k Trust
United States Trust
National
1.94%
Companies
Cleveland
(White Plains N Y)
Trade Bank
Insurance
1.94%
b2.02
1953
Harris
County Trust Co
Manufacturers Trust Co
20
Meadow Brook National Bank
Unit Type Trusts—
15.00
Stock and Bond Group
Investment Co of America
Investment Trust of Boston
393
50
28.30
Texas
b2.02
49%
8.24
12.16
<fc
54%
48%
13.53
11.27
Globe
53
15
Bank
381
10
National
26.18
Guardian Mutual Fund Ino
Income Foundation Fund
34%
100
Bankers Trust
1
United Accumulative Fund
United Continental Fund
(TAB)
Ask
33
1
7.88
b2.02
b2.02
Chicago—(Cont)—
the
of
Shareholders Trust of Boston
4.93
&
Bid
New York
Sovereign
7.71
1953
1953
July 2,
21,
8.29
7.19
Ask
1953
30,
9.59
7.03
Bid
April
May 7, 1953
14.85
4.49
Treasury Bills
Ask
April 23,
7.56
lo
2.25%
4,
9.21
lo
2.25%
b2.40
28,
13.56
Utility shares
lo
Growth Companies Ino
1
Growth Industry Shares Ino__l
2.25%
b2.35
4-54
May
Chase
Television-Electronics Fund
Tobacco shares
b2.35
1-53
1-
June
56.64
9.12
2-53
12-
1-53
1.80%
28.82
8.32
11-
2-53
1.85%
56.64
lo
2-53
3-
b2.00
lo
shares
2-
4-
b2.00
28.82
Technical Fund Inc
2.20%
1953
Btock Fund (net asset value)-*
Selected Amer Shares
2%
3.15
b2.35
16,
Fund Inc (net asset value)—*
Bcudder, Stevens & Clark Com
5.13
1-53
April
Bank
2.86
2.20%
10-
1953
3.44
Scudder, Stevens Sc Clark
4.67
b2.35
2-53
9,
20.26
3.15
Investors
Ask
1-53
1-
April
-
lo
Growth
2.10%
b2.35
20.16
18.74
1
lo
Equipment shares
Shares
b2.35
8- 3-53
15.26
18.55
1
Railroad Bond shares
institutional
7- 1-53
lo
lo
Petroleum shares
Steel
1-52
11- 3-52
Bid
9-
32
2.50
(Geo) Fund
RR
stock
10-
lo
shares
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
Railroad
2%%
Due
1-52
26%
16.51
10.03
2.10%
Dated
12-
.
6.40
25
5
Trading
lo
lo
b2.35
Rate
20.00
5.90
5
lo
Fully administered shares—lo
1-53
8.80
1
Aviation shares
General bond shares
6-
——
Industrial Stock Series
1
Low Priced Com Stock Serles_l
Natural Resources of Canada
9.74
industrial Machinery shares_lo
Institutional bond shares—lo
2-52
7.96
8.05
1
Series
9.42
1
Series
Automobile shares
shares
2.25%
10.30
1
1
Series
Building shares
Chemical
2.05%
12.75
1
Stock
Speculative
•1.60
8.89
b2.30
16.92
1
Series
Low Priced Bond
Preferred
15.76
l
Corp
National Security SeriesBalanced Series
7.48
59.89
Ino
1
National Investors
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
series
5- 1-53
2.30%
11.72
10.78
1-52
9-
Nation-Wlde Securities-
Income
Preferred stock
1
Ask
8-
2.30%
interest
Bid
2.20%
2.30%
value
Mutual Trust Shares
8.98
1957.
18.90
28.74
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
37%
100 2
100
Fund—
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Mutual Shares Corp—
2.85
32nds—
Dec. 1,
1953
l%s March 15, 1954
2.25%
Stock Fund
In
are
.0106
21.24
beneficial interest-
Massachusetts Life
Units of
Growth
shares
Bid
Treasury Notes—
Investors Growth Stock
Pund
Diversified Funds Inc—
Diversified
Maturity—
Ask
8.77
37.42
value
asset
115
1%S Oct. 1,
5.01
Mass
1
Net
Bid
5.78
4.55
X8.00
Ctfs
Mutual Fund Inc—
Do Vegh
114
2%s
5.57
Steel shares
lo
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—lOo
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
Dollar Price
MaturityCertificates of Indebtedness—
4.32
Paper shares
17.01
Inc
shares
Non-Ferrous
7.52
Composite Bond A Stock
Pund
.1961
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
3.91
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
1
1958
Loomls
-1
100
1,
May
Panama Canal 3s.
8.48
12.55
Investment
1,
10.58
•
Peb.
6-50
25o
Knickerbocker Fund
11.59
Securities com—100 6 ,725
99.28
99.28
30.00
1
Preferred
99.22
99.22
1953)
2,
1954
1,
38.25
Canadian Fund Inc
Christiana
Nov.
17.93
9.95
Commonwealth
Nov. 1,
(dated Jan.
2%s
35.05
9.20
Fund
1, 1951)
1954.
27.50
1
Chemical
100.2
Ask
Bonds—
Nov.
Due
100.2
99-31
Bank
(dated
1
Canada General Fund Ino
Century Shares Trust
99 31
Land
2%s
100.2
B-3
25.02
.100
Net asset value-
Federal
100
17, 1953.
point
Bid
Federal Home Loan Bank#—
8-2
23.09
23.14
one or more 32nd# of a
Ask
S-4
21.47
Bowling Oreen Fund Inc—
Broad Street Invest Corp.
Bid
K-2 (Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
8-1 (Quality Common Stks)_l
3.00
1
Boston Fund Inc
(Speculative Bonds)
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)
9
2.50
•
of America
Inv Tr
8%
Figures after decimal point represent
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-4
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Ina„ 1
Obligations of Government Agencies
Par
Johnston (The) Mutual
♦No par
b Bid
96%
FOR
value,
Stock
to
Power Co
4.92%
listing on the New York
Exchange.
4.4%
pfd
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
100
99
100
Natural Gas—
preferred
B
OVER-THE-COUNTER
t New
yield price.
k Admitted
97%
issued,
Ex-rights.
50
ISSUES
51%
52%
Volume 177
"
Number 5209... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1511) ' 43
Week Ended March 28
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
'
Third
Bank
•
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
a
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, April 4, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
0.4% below those of the corresponding week last year.
at
$18,362,136,510 against $18,479,122,429 for the
there is
losss for the week
a
will be
Our preliminary total stands
At this center
week in 1952.
same
Our comparative summary for
ending Friday of 0.5%.
New York
$9,536,877,063
.
Chicago..—
Kansas
576,497,895
+ 20.6
PhiladelphiaReading.
Baltimore-
543,088,834
+
Ten cities, five days.
+ 12.2
3,549,917
+
8.6
+
8.2
961,821
3,253,
943,000, CM
2,592,281
5,876,315
2,688,739
+
4.6
+
7.5
6,450,893
5,428,191
+ 18.8
4,629,552
12,844,410
11,985,713
7.2
12,177,883
11,168,800
13,616,778
—18.0
8,538,146
9,472,374
8,625,22ft
1,233,747,986
1,138,525,316
8.4
1,299,470,013
981,251,94ft
7,713,373
266,371,728
417,648,928
6,144,269
York
Delaware—Wilmington.
Jersey—Trenton-
»
+
+
388,356,374
+
4,905,87©
2,543,693
4,013,32ft
273,323,048
5,924,695
212,951,712
+ 25.9
422,642,432
+
45,367,400
37,078,600
5,750,055
+ 10.0
4.6
+ 22.4
6,078,471
167,326,42ft.
"
*
.
308,532,705
31.994,700
7.5
419,811,975
7,459,941
234,347,293
442,227,888
Mansfield.
6,591,683
Youngstown.
Total
'
7,628,541
385,706,950
+
4.4
7,703,793
412,502,018
1,148,658,178
1,077,682,985
+
6.6
1,093,902,004
+ 28.7
5,988,873
'I
320,402.141
^ 045,069,422
5.7
—
Federal
Reserve
—
0.8
West
—
0.1
District—Richmond—
Virginia—Norfolk
*
Virginia—.Huntington
South
$17,690,900 597 $17,806,926,062
—
0.7
672,196,367
-r-
0.1
$18,362,136,510 $18,479,122,429
—
0.4
671,235,913
4,t46,091
5,903,364
.
9,816,093
(7 cities)
+ 10.8
36,058,800
.
+ 14.6
402,647,880
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh-
3,360,981,730
3,356,379,565
cities, five days
3,757,685
1,088,000,000
2,931,958
2,890,626
3,054,305
Carolina—Charleston
of
...
5,632,522
.
97,167,314
0.7
—
171,226,040
+
5,127,865
+
+
88,460,088
+
+
6.2
9.8
115,847,645
?
3,757,181
216,889,080
.-86,725,097
6.0
.
11,093,00ft
i.
144,008,2991
9.8
~
2,204,795
•'
12,271,000
.
4.0
271,978,815
,-
-
2,700,426
+ 11.6
554,968,576
-
288,312,089
Columbia—Washington—
-15,101,000
..
178,113,846
Maryland—Baltimore
District
3,074,768
16,848,000
Richmond
1. Total all
860,85ft
1,023,291
1,220,269
3,173,331
Wilkes-Bar re.
$14,334,521,032 $14,445,944,332
All cities, one day
1,246,735
1,509,804
+ 26.6
1,246,000,000
3,154,929
5,499,157
2,943,621
Scranton
Fifth
Other cities, five days.
3.6
+ 14.5
1,231,381
1,182,000,000
Columbus
4.1
465*060,820
.
lj
+
1,670,294
4,217,037
Lancaster
1,338,262 '
1,559,470
Cleveland
+ 14.2
257,733,641
Cleveland-—
+
286,100,000
417,303,502
Pittsburgh.
$
1,912,329
Cincinnati-
1.0
350,094,972
565.336,000
i
195»
$
1,386,821
Bethlehem
Chester
Ohio—Canton.
353,668,201
San Francisco—
1951
or
Dec. %
Feurth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
—21.9
—
326,600,000
_____
Inc.
,
5.9
866,287,654
1,155,000,000
695,189,767
City
St. Louis
0.5
—
902,000,000
it,
Boston
$9,587,383,580
814,752,033
_
Philadelphia—..
$
*
1952
1953
1952
District—Philadelphia—>
Total (11 cities).
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended April
Reserve
1953
Pennsylvania—Altoona
New
the week follows:
*
Federal
Pre¬
decrease compared with a year ago.
"
t
,
,,
'
3,757,243
197,668,265
*
76,959,271
"
■/•Total all clflei ?6fweek_
"■
^
_
Total
<.
(6 cities).
.
589,128,076
"■
•
..-466,351,083
'
<; 407,530.225
; »K'.-
-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
,
in
isssue of next week.
our
We cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch as the week
ends Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
cases
has to be estimated.
Sixth
we
able to
are
March 28.
week
same
was
in
1952.
increase of 5.6%, the aggregate
an
an
city there
they
are
The Cleveland Reserve District
In
the
Kansas
of
of clearings
$i7,366,499,106
in
We group the cities according
located and from this we note
a
gain of 7.2%,
managed to enlarge its totals by
6.6%,
by 6.2% and the Atlanta Reserve District by 6.3%. In
12.3%
and in the
improvement of 7.3%, in the St.
Minneapolis Reserve District of 10.6%.
City Reserve Disstrict the increase is 4.1%, in the Dallas Reserve
Nashville
27,342,652
Augusta
we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY OF
BANK
12 cities
New
12
"
3rd
Philadelphia
11
"
7
6
York
4th Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6,268,314
+ 41.7
19,163,948
2.9
90,094,367
285,800,000
—
7.4
+
16,209,646
68,436,71*)
219,000,060-
-
8.2
+
5,866,867
3,433,166
4,007,060
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
Total
(10
4,062,811
1.4
3,904,239
3,216,15ft
155,091,664
+
2.2
138,879,170
90,713,234
129,351,842
+ 11.1
134,223,396
90,078,742
—
'
'
7,406,291
cities)
6,602,959
384,939
+ 44.1
365,649
157,384,944
+
4.1
128,536,690
127,160,13ft
943,736,817
Orleans.
7.4
554,687
163,851,371
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Seventh
Federal
Michigan—Ann
Grand
Reserve
887,803,845
+
6.3
813,437,285
624,254,046
+
5,648,397
'
t*"
357,866
Distriet—Chicago-
Arbor
1,624,598
Wayne
+ 39.5
Inc. or
1951
Dec. %
%
4,196,50®
Terre Haute
6,518,555
+
56,997,000
+
8.2
67,677,000
9,148,794
8,161,807
+
12.1
9,270,005
2,770,635
34,123,589
13,277,880
Illinois—Bloomington
4,463,730
35,058,774
_
City
113,437,900
4,853,603
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
2,980,462
149,952,883
_
16,177,623
1,199,677
881,302,008
846,407,484
4,363,012
3,670,787
11,335,819
12,373,200
8,339,177
4,269,664:
5,559,477 *-
48,911,000
6,980,431.
7.0
2,692,703
2,387,6121
+ 32.2
84,567,451
63,940,636!
+
8.7
4,322,273
3,502,51ft
+
2.7
38,521,411
34,761,894
—17.9
15,494,850
12,192,089
1,149,174
—
1,405,381* '—14.6
Chicago
1,640,603
-
4.1
1,004,333,836
+ 18.9
4,377,127
8.4
10,833,689
9,539,86ft
6,927,495
+ 20.4
6,677,706
4,693,451
3,814,612
3,444,406
+ 10.7
3,584,405
2,782,73ft:
1,215,810,229
1,133,534,780
7.3
1,277,385,114
924,466,88ft
+ 11.4
310,600,000
_„
_
(17
9.6
Altlpal
+
—
+
711,648,991
2,970,943-
1950
$
1.141,747!
9,397,544i
5,254,046
7,141,506
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Total
1952
1,211,985
11,366,547'
•
61,677,000
Bend
Sioux
+ 25.4
5,107,886
-
Indianapolis
South
+ 46.5
10,228,237
7,126,877
Indiana—Fort
1,109,238
12,823,374
Rapids.
Lansing
CLEARINGS
$
2nd
311,000,000
6,731,825
Springfield
.1953
1st Boston
r
158,439,431
143,674,639
7,956,173
Florida—Jacksonville
Rockford
Week Ended March 28—
97,559,320
336,400,000
Georgia—Atlanta.
Peoria
In the following
19,293,720
94,778,979
—
Decatur
District 0.9% and in the San Francisco Reserve District 1.4%,
^
fft"
gain of 3.8%, the bank
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
has
the Chicago Reserve District the totals
register an
Louis Reserve District
a
(including this city) the totals record
in the Boston Reserve District of 4.2%
the Richmond Reserve District
was
increase of 7.3%.
Reserve Districts in which
that in the New York District
8.4%.
to $18,331,946,405 against
'Outside of this
clearings at this center showing
to the Federal
present further below,
we
give final and complete results of the previous week—week ended
For that week there
for the whole country having amounted
the
which
,
*
Tennessee—Knoxville.
Macon
In the elaborate detailed statement, however,
»
Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
%
721,869,383
692,903,080
+
4.2
673,736,951
531,349,888
9,605,742,599
8,956,915,775
+
7.2
8,263,336,478
7,375,568,005
1,233,747,986
1,138,525,316
+
8.4
1,290,470,013
981,251,940
"
1,148,658,178
1,077,682,985
+
6.6
1,093,902,004
845,069,422
"
589,128,076
554,968,576
+
6.2
466,351,083
Eighth Federal Reserve Distriet—St.
Louis—
407,530,225
,
Missouri—St.
Louis
323,000,000
160,209,627
289,900,000
Kentucky—Louisville
142,908,697
+ 12.1
133,477,392
240,900,0001
115,984,62k
Tennessee—Memphis—
Illinois—Quincy
115,997,449
2,129,625
100,594,482
2,203,720
+ 15.3
113,658,564
80,137,094b
3.4
2,028,617
1,659,62ft
601,336,701
535,606,899
+12.3
559,764,573
438,681,344
5,413,94ft
221,680,221
Total
,6th Atlanta
10
"
943,736,817
887,803,845
+
6.3
813,437,285
624,254,046
7th Chicago
17
"
1,215,810,229
1,133,534,780
+
7.3
1,277,385,114
924,466,888
4
**
601,336,701
535,606,899
+12.3
559,764,573
438,681,344
7
"
452,140,272
408,749,973
+10.6
402,930,249
328,264,983
10
"
570,509,009
547,968,180
+
536,796,537
411,536,025
6
"
427,430,225
423,746,728
+
0.9
373,791,362
291,412,776
10
"
1,021,836,930
1,008,092,969
+
1.4
965,245,765
714,023,597
18,331,946,405
17,366,499,106
+
5.6
16,717,147,414
13,873,409,139
9,050,819,119
8,715,630,416
+
3.8
8,787,974,198
6,728,311,783
(4 cities).
—
8th St. Louis
9th Minneapolis
-
10th Kansas City
11th Dallas
12th
San
Francisco
j
4.1
Ninth
Federal
Reserve
Distriet—Minneapolis6,371,560
314,160,772
2.4
6,050,801
Minneapolis.
278,751,128
+ 12.7
279,091,689
St.
106,153,945
101,078,357
+
5.0
93,439,877
Minnesota—Duluth.
Paul
<
Total
112 cities
Outside
New York
We
now
City
add
detailed
our
statement showing the
—
81,319,m
5,650,256-
North
Dakota—Fargo
6,092,739
6,247,972
2.5
7,249,132
South
Dakota—Aberdeen.
3,635,077
2,528,307
+ 43.8
3,199,451
2,699,169
+ 32.6
3,517,964
3,059,67ft
9.7
10,381,335
8,442,67ft
+10.6
402,930,249
328,264,983
4,571,999
Total
(7
cities).
10,171,750
452,140,272
Helena
3,446,944
11,154,180
Montana—Billings
7«
6,525,515
408,749,973
—
+
V
figures for each city for the
Tenth
week ended March 28 for four years:
Federal
Reserve Distriet—Kansas City-
Nebraska—Fremont
727,961
896,829
—
+ 23.2
702,272
420,63ft
v
Hastings
Week Ended March 28
573,556
Clearings at—
.
1953
-
$
•
■
.
1952
$
Inc.
or
"
Dec. %
1951
%
1950
t
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
il_
1,907,386
Fall
1,857,782
+
2.7
1,764,843
1,595,785
5,966,123
3,969,218
+50.3
3,761,639
4,054,794
590,283,753
2.8
563,089,337
446,937,327
River
-,T
,■
2,973,189
T
2,017,629
+47.4
2,091,069
1,061,422
1,174,109
2,903,830
1,871,180
11,224,302
7,947,933
Springfield
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
Haven
-
(12
948,591
9,437,255
+18.9
8,487,087
7,351,525
7,737,769
+
2.7
6,787,091
5,566,216
(10 cities)
'.
Federal
Eleventh
12,715,138
+
6.2
14,096,807
9,648,951
32,636,200
+
7.6
30,418,700
26,605,500
39,281,219
24,312,392
Fort
.
u
Rochester
1,500,241
+16.1
1,267,979
Newark
?rrarr
Northern New Jersey.
Total
(12
cities)-.
10.808,03T
343,899,295
2*9,628,60S
.1.383,76I«
547,968,180
10,279,106
+
8.5
11,861,242
3,043,573
+
9.0
2,668,097
388,94ft
2,238,128
+ 45.6
3,103,484
2,348,993
4.1
536,796,537
411,536.023
+
Distriet—Dallas—
Worth
28,098,317
+
1.9
7,981,891
7,285,49ft
+
0.4
315,418,733
244,720,923
0.3
29,152,718
22,397,713
—
5,588,000
+ 12.0
5,823,000
4.753,700
6,104,290
5,473,344
+
11.5
4,839,448
<1,014,101
10,100,490
9,310,896
+
8.5
10,575,572
8,240,835
427,430,225
423,746,728
+
0.9
373,791,362
291,412,77<fc
1.7
151.450,215
Total
(6
cities)-.
4.2
673,736,951
531,349,888
20,088,780
+
3.3
28,429,239
12,801,983
3,248,651
+ 26.3
2,721,825
2,637,888
109,974,362
+
3.4
113,075,731
82,756,728
2,297,360
+
9.3
1,649,538
1,499,593
2,230,293
1,601,713
+ 39.2
1,849,336
1,468,286
San
Francisco.
9,281,127,286
8,650,868,690
7.3
7,929,173,216
7,145,097,356
San
Jose
21,920,061
+ 16.1
21,408,068
16,870,894
Twelfth
+
7,692,814
367,583,357
6,257,286
+
15,495,679
+
2.0
16,503,795
Federal
Reserve District—San
Yakima
—
Oregon—Portland—
Utah—Salt Lake City—.
California—Long Beach
21,397,713
+
7.5
16,725,840
12,639,251
176,399,551
+
3,911,004
3,853,358
+
1.5
3,349,084
177,172,837
172,509,906
+
2.7
163,502,021
75,874,703
66,797,747
+ 13.6
64,970,598
111,666,49*
2,547,98ft
124,598,40*
51,929,341
15,155,117
12,906,43R,
8.2
11,360,097
1.9
530,204,296
3 0,445,813^
380,810,9471
+ 13.8
11,933,471
18.887,508
16,899,592
+ 11.8
12,620,356
11,666,940
+
524,750,861
534.908,672
13,812,673
Pasadena
Santa
Francisco179,330,932
Washington—Seattle
12,134,376
—
9,043,677"
4,287,884
4,452,323
3.7
4,524,976
3,391,4261
11,188,112
Barbara
8,470,504
+
32.1
8,795,890
S. 663,061.
—
12,147,040
a
,
15,111,537
5.2
Wichita Falls
692,903,080
,•23,000,000
Connecticut—Stamford
7,576,207*
7.8
+
1,063,970
15,801,368
New Jersey—Montclair
8,122,081
+
7,841,570
Stockton
Syracuse
—28.7
Galveston
25,444,311
£ir
Jamestown
9,922,604
18,711,879
349,869,109
369,119,751
28,006,838
2,511,100
Elmira
York
Reserve
Texas—Austin-
113,714,021
Buffalo
New
■
4,101,491
Binghamton
,
—1
Springs
Pueblo
20,755,582
___—_—
7,077,239
0.8
+
570,509,009
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
Dallas
+ 11.3
721,869,383
5,689,824
104,926,93ft
1,682,061
27,702,806
1,741,532
464,080
146,396,217
7,083,328
143,814,072
368,042,990
11,157,690
3,316,108
3,257,757
City
Louisiana—Shreveport.
cities).
York—Albany
„
431,129
+ 32.7
20,176,293
Missouri—Kansas
794,501
1,742,589
Second Federal Reserve Dtstrici*r-New York—
New
—
+ 53.3
6,405,461
147,512,314
—_
1,736,866
9.6
+55.2
—
13,503,578
♦<-
Hampshire—Manchester^
Total
+
35,126,700
J.y.i'^1
—
Rhode Island—Providence
New
30,833,465
—
...
Kansas—Topeka
Total
Lowell
New Bedford
New
Omaha-
St.
—'T
„
Wichita
606,679,923
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
„
374,142
8,498,233
;
Lincoln
a
a
686,509
50,408,635
46,278,544
+
8.9
57,423,730
63,744,222
+
4.6
74,376,160
47,132,076
9,605,742,599
8,956,915,775
+
7.2
8,263,336,478
7,375,568,005
1,021,836,930
1,008,092,969
+
1.4
965,245,765
714 023,591!
18,331,946,405
17,366,499,106
■+
5.6
16,717,147,414
13,873,103,1381
9,050,819,119
(10 cities).
8,715,630,416
+
3.8
8,787,974,198
6,728,311,1831
39,830,401
66,648,512
Total
Grand Total (112 cities)
Outside New York
•Estimated,
a
Now included in Newark,
N. J.
•4 *
44
(1512)
The "Commercial and Financial Chronicle:.. Monday, April 6; 1353
Company and Isiue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the
certifies daily to the
of
countries
the
of
We
RATES
give
below
CERTIFIED
BY
MARCH
record for the week just
a
FEDERAL
27,
1953
RESERVE
APRIL
TO
BANK
the different
on
1st
TARIFF
ACT
Solar
Morrell
Noon Buying
Southern
Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Mar. 27
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
S
Argentina peso—
;
,
$
s
Union
$
Australia,
Belgium
,,
*"
pound
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
,133333*
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
'
-■
2.243027
r
2.243276
.0199875
1
2.243027
.0199884
.200000*
0544060
.0210263
dollar
Canada,
Norway,
.0208777
.325866
1.018632
1.019375
,210600
.210700
.210550
.210450
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
Pflrf>6pn
.00285625
.0205670
.325733
.325833
peso
.00285625
.210550
.210450
2.812500
mortgage
.116144
.116144
.116144
"
'
.
.
+Application
F
,
...
.263300
.263300
.263300
2.787128
2.784653
.140154*
.140154*
series
stock_May
4
1, 1976-May
1
1, 1976.—May
1
pfd.
cum.
due
B,
Nov.
ISSUE
CALLED
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
4te%
.0348562
series A—Apr
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
.233250
.233200
bds., due Dec.
1,
2.804794
2.804483
2.801992
2.815000
2.812500
2.814062
bonds, due
May
176.
for
type of
.
■
Rubber
Extra
-
When
Payable of Jtee.
Co.
4-15
20c
4-30
4-10
15c
4-27
4-15
10c
4-27
4-15
(quar.»__——
De
Los
Andes
L
(American
Bangor Hydro
f
Electric Co..
Co.
Trust
Brothers
Co.
&
Power
—
shares)—
Mar.
Ltd.—
3r20
4-15
3-30
\
475c-
Demand
deposits adjusted decreased in all districts;
principal decreases were $316 million in New .York
City, $152 million in the Cleveland District,'"IjllT^mtlMon
reserves——
Other cash
5,990
361,138
loans
advances—
•
49,011
+
15c
19,573
Bills
514,754
514,754
—
—_r—4,995,716-r
;
—
Bonds
63,000-f"-
the
in
increased
in
domestic
all
districts.
Total
loans
Blue
banks decreased
Bon
*A. summary
member banks
F.
from
8,705,598
13,733,671
securities.
23,806,116
securities—
of
assets
liabilities
and
of
63,000
—
+
other
of
banks—
302,463
(+)
Borg
Mar. 25,
1,779
303,758
106
5,030
166,472
11,752
24,924
50,376,129
684,530
Assets-
12,017
342,868
49,351
Loans
and
+
to
25,563,004
+"
123,382
*
+
1,225,913
estate
LOans
-
to
19,305,354
843,080
506,286
U. 8. Treasurer—gen. acct._
Foreign
286,484
279,098
549,963
39,244
344,124
6,818
132,872
20,485,925
531,556
U.
14,822
Other
396,692
8,456
Treasury
V
Treasury
3,242,860
281,110
agricultural
for
loans—
purchasing
1,429
1,141
49,308,139
23,337
256,901
690,713
+
23
+
Cash
for purchasing or
loans
792
note
td
13b)
....___j_
i—
i..
\
46,334
U.
198,870
6,160
50,376,129
8,897
684,530
+
S.
'I
liabilities
'
notes
_i—
with
in
Federal
with
Reserve
(Shelby,
46.4%
on
f
-
1
Foreign
0.4%
2.5'
•
foreign
banks
of
29,589
+
1,638
2,823
•
+
a
21,566
34
•6-15
4-30
4-16
4-
1
5-15
4-15
10%
5-15
4-20
37 ftc
4-16
4-
year
ago,
-
-
-
holdings of
securities, $620 million in" re-
-
-
-
balances with Federal Reserve
Banks,
in demand deposits
serve
$1,204 mil¬
adjusted, and $766 million in
demand deposits credited to domestic
banks, and an in¬
crease of $1,152
million in United States Government
deposits.
+•
Forest
"
PdWer
release.
"Other loans" in¬
—
formerly
not available- the
included
in
this
a
Cleveland
and
San
District, $31
Francisco
'
Districts,
ana
by
3-31
4-15
,^3-31
4-15
3-31
f
$$1.183/<
.
1
1
common
Reef
:$1
Finance Plan,
'p'25C
$1.50
-■
(quar.)___—
common
preferred.{quar.)
convertible
9,643.: :
—
—
4-10
5-
A
Class
1
6
3-25
4-15
*
-4-15
4-15
4-15
3-28
3-28
4-15
.
3-28
3-28
-4-15 >
$1.25
—___
17 tec
,4-15
3-28
9'/3C
4-15
3-28
B
;
4-s6
4-
.
1
5-
)
3-17
*
4-10
-5c
15c
—
preferred——
\
'
(quar.)
' '
.
$1
—_
preference—l—:
1
5-
4-13
:
Class A preference
:50c
l.>.a—
4-29
4-
8
8
:50c
175
766
A
Burroughs
Bush
Calgary
&
California
Edmonton
Electric
preferred
$3
are
California
Corp.
&
Fire
Canada
10-
8
'5-15
6-10
5-11
5-
1
5-
4-27
1
5-
1
4-15
»
t.
4-15
Insurance
4-15
6-
1
5-
1
4-15
40c
—
4-20
3-31
$1,17 te
—
4-15
5
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
5-15
:
40c
4-25
\4-15
60c
4-25
,•
75c
7-
1
50c
5-
1
37 tec
...
Co.
(quar.)—_
(s-a)__
(s-a)— _——
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5-15
5-15
5-15,.
Canada : General
..
4-15
6-15
4-10
UOC
_____!—
4-30
<
J48C
(quar.)^
common
3-13
5-
$1.75
_
(quar.)
Assn.
-
$1.50
______
Cement
Participating r
4-15
:5c
tl5c '
list of
8
15c
(quar.
Ltd.,
10-29
:20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Burlington City Ry.
Foils,
8
:37c
—
Camden
10-
75c
com.
:Specialv
Camden
8
10-29
20C
(s-a»————
Co.,
Power Co.,
Portland
7-
10c
Power
preferred
7-29
:20e
(quar.)
California Oregon
j
Iquar.)—_
Co.
Co.__
Linen
Mills, Ltd., common
$1.50 1st preferred
(quar.)—
30c 2nd participating preferred (quar.)
,
changes from
Machine
Adding
Terminal
Caldwell
7-
:50c
preference-/.^^—jL—__—'.i.—
4-
7-29
:50c
—:—
4-29
:50c
:50c
Class
"
53
—
7
^
Bullock's, Inc.; 4 % preferred
Burns & Co., Ltd.—
7
■'•
15C
3c
common,———
7%
4
198
3-31
-
*
:ec
Fundi——___
including those called under sinking fund provisions. : 'canad* Northern^ Power corp.,,Ltd.—
415c
:50c
The date indicates the redemption or last date for
mak-- Canada, steamship Lines, Ltd. is-a>
Canada Western Cordage Co.,, Ltd.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Class
A
(quar.)
tl2tec
the current volume (except where
{
Class
B •(s-^'C-i—-——-—..."140c
indicated) in which
Canadian Bronze Co., Ltd., common t(quar,)
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
t3lc'
i
,4-30
-
4-30'
4-30
4-25
3-31
4-25-
3-20
4-15
3-13
'
—
NOTICE
Company
Delaware,
and
OF
TENDER
Issue—
Lackawanna
&
.
"
/
Date
6%
; ; Page
Western
*' V
bonds, series A, 4%
Co./5%
due July 1, 1991—Apr
cumulative preferred stock——iApr
PARTIAL
REDEMPTION
Alabama
1st
1st
Great
mortgage
&
RR.—
bonds,
3%%
bonds,
due
_
Page
A,
due
1967
_May
Nov.
1,
1963—
preferred
_May
Carolina,
Carolina
3-31
1
3-31
1
-4-10
5-
1
4-10
4-15
3-31
427tec
4-15
3-25
4-15
3-25
J20c
...
4-30
4-15"
3-31
6-
4-15
common
:$1.75
.
.5c
1
3-13
Refractories.-Ltd.,—
Vickers,
Canadian Western
.
series
Charlotte Air Lihe Ry.—
mortgage
1258
-
Industries,
preferred
Canadian
Date
Southern
3(4%
Canadian
C
Company and Issue—
Atlanta
Id7
1
5-
U5c
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Marconi Co. (resumed)
4te %
4te%
5-
5-
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)__—^• t$1.50
7%
*
:1I53
6
Fairbanks-Morse
preferred
Canadian
*
t$1.25
Extra
a
-
15
»
(quar.)
Canadian General Investments.
-
1st mortgage
preferred
Canadian
j
f
;
RR., Pennsylvania
Division, ref. rntge. and collateral trust, 4te% bonds, C
series B, due May 1, 1985
—'—Apr
Fonda* Johnstown & Gloversville RR.—*
1
* f
in
District,
million] each
1
5-
•-+1.152
statement,
5-
4-15
5-
Gas,
60c
i
revised March 4, 1953 by the addition
banks. Since year-ago figures compa¬
are
2-26
":
—
preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
1,306
>.
8
50c
Union
6%
Notices
Howe Scale
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $78 million
New York City, $76 million in
the Kansas
City
"
Ltd.—
Cos
5%
18/122
'
2-26
4-
'
620
—1'
2-26
-4-8
t40c
Corp.,
(quar.).".
Class
.
8
1
2-20
Ltd.—
.
r
8
4-
Is
2»/a%
2'/a %
Products.
36
was
Commercial,
$46 million.
4-
4-
*2V2C
Deiow will De touna a list ot corporate bonds, notes,
corporate bonds,vnoteSj
preferred apd common stocks called ffor redemption,
creased
Loans to banks increased $161
million.
4-15
Is
37l/2C
5%
industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
$81 million at all reporting member
banks; the
principal changes were decreases of $69 million in New
York City and $13 million in the
St. Louis District.
Changes according to industry appear in another
93 %C
(quar.)
(s-a)
;u5
—'
*
_i_J_4,364'
Below will be found
-
3-31
converr.ible
/.Budget
,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
ended March 25: Decreases of $364 million in
United States Government
4-10
(quar.)_—
*
—
of
1
4-15
2;
1,241
number
a
5-
-
t;70
2
70c
40c
—
(s-a)—.—.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
California Packing Cofp.
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
hanks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week
the
:*
(quar.)—
.'Buckeye Steel Castings Co.,
6'%. preferred '<quar.)
omitted.
3,601
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Richmond
6-30
preferred
(quar.)____
Mines, Ltd. (interim)———
Broulan
260
931,/
.___
banks
Co.
6%
the
4-13
4-10
—
—
$4.70
$36 million in
C.)
(quar.)
7%
in
1
1
4-15
50c
N.
(quar.)
preferred
".'.46:
53,275 b -—^1,204-
—
rable to current data
Industrial loan commitments—
creased
5-
5-
Brooklyn
,364
2,318
'•
Government
4%%
5%
'14,832
v
—____
deposits adjusted
i__
deposits except government.
Domestic
1,216,516
accept¬
lion
2
9c
(quar.)—
Columbia Telephone
14
-
2,595
;ig,989
Banks_____—L_%—L.
^
domestic banks
This series
combined
*
4-
25c
A
161
7,607''"' +•"
7.570
vault
Co.
Hydraulic
Columbia
+
5,897
'
Corp.
Columbia1'
+
re¬
purchased for
correspondents
*
3-31
County Trust Co.„( s-a)_—
Brooklyn Borough Gas, hew com. (initial )»^
3o!650
_____
bills
deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
deposit and F. R.
ances
-
776
.
Demand
"-'Time
27,543
certificate
Contingent liability
3-31
4-15
30c
Bronx
'
6,173
carrying securities.
banks
Borrowings
serves
4-15
4-15
30c
:
bearer
British
+
1,146,644
14,641
584,676
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
gold
"4-17
1
J10c
;
securities
.Reserves
.%
of
1
5-
125c
—
(quar.)
registered
Class
81
■f-
1,513
Liabilities—
Other capital accounts
Ratio
5-
4-24
noc
a._i.
W.)
Edison
British
147
148
or
bonds
S.
Other
316,282
16,350
Capital paid in—
Surplus (Section 7)
(Section
and
dealers
'
Capital Accounts-
Surplus
3-13
50c-
202
Treasury certificates of indebtedness..—. ./• 2,169;:^'
.V
Balances
—
and
S. Government securities—total.
U.
____
...
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabl and accrued divs.
77,808
loans
Other
Member bank—reserve accts.
industrial,
brokers
(George
British
39,588
—...
carrying securities
Other loans
liabilities
A
(s-a)
Corp.
Preference
40,198
....
Commercial,
1,216,516
Real
Total
investments—total
Loans—gross
Liabilities-
Federal Reserve Notes
Total deposits
class
Co.,
Preference
1953
(In millions of dollars)
Loans—net
Loans
Total assets
;
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% preferred
British-American Tob»cco, Ltd.—
Ordinary bearer (Interim)
Ordinary registered (interim)
•
Mar. 18,
"
1953
5
165,933
assets
Deposits:
5rl5
50c
dividend
Boston
or
since
■
.
1,626,230
3,991,227
premises
Other
Ami
Bridgeport
Inc.
:■
1,292,414
23
Jncollected cash items
Bank
Co.
Ridge Insurance Co.
Stock
reporting
1,113,848
24,274,749
foreign banks__±
notes
R.
and
Chemical
Bondstock
follows:
•
Due
4-20
1
4-15
20C
common.I—IIIZII
Ltd.,
Hats,
Blockson
dec. (—)
S. Govt,
1
.6-
,
deposits
■
U.
5-
30c
Franciscbtpi^ittu^'f"
preferred A> (quar.)_—___a
Philadelphia District. * United
5!fck ^arw^ ^0nrh^narn^'' ClaS8 A cdmmon
deposits credited to
-■
6.814,090
4,521,975
Total
4-20
.
Certificates
___,
Biit'more
Borrowings decreased $114 million in New York City
and $175 million at all reporting member banks.;
*
1,645
1
$50c
in all districts.
7,299
5-
$1.50
Belmont iron works (quar.)———___
335,461
239,510
47.
3,579
3-16
75c
.bI^foo^ ineC0(ouarT^-
„
465,054
4-1
5-1
25c
million
Government
Demand
V. 8. Govt, securities:
Notes
$90
4-15
50c
Chicago, $104 million in the San
States
748,li39
5,989
21,367,236
__
And
Industrial
in
797,150
and
—
Discounts
1
.
748,135
Total gold ctf.
,
1952
1953
54" 4
1
>6-
'
'
Bell
the
Apr. 2,
25,
1
4-15
V 15c
r
Class A
districts; there-was
Bausch & Lomb Optical, common (quar.)
a net decrease of $260 million at all reporting member
Beatrice Foods Co., common
tquar.)_:.
banks. Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness; Beau-Arts
Apartments, $3 prior pfd. (quar.)
decreased $70 million.
Holdings of United: States -Go.v-r^?6 ist_ preferred.(quar,
bonds decreased $36 million.
7
4-
4-21
;4-20
smaller amounts in most of the other
ernment
•4-
16c
40C
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper,
3-31
55c
iquar.)—i.
com.
Y.
N.
of
Holder«
$1.50
(quar.).;
—x
Bankers
Merchandise.
:
..
preferred
6%
Baldwin
.346700*
.346700*
Co.,
.347700*
-.425531*+
'
R.
F.
•
Shaft
-
.425531*+
.425531'* t
.425531*t
Baldwin
.346700*
.561797*+
,349800*
••
.658327*+
.658327*+
.561797*t
Inc. (+) or
fund
30
Per
frame of Company
.425531*+
.658327*+
dec. (—) since
notes
27
Apr
1963
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.;—
Increased quarterly^
.658327*t
.561797*1"
(In thousands of dollars)
Redemption
Apr
1960
1,
Jin Volume
this lBsue.
.561797*+
.658327*t
20,619,101
27
(Continued from page 10)
2.803549
2.815312
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
certificates
1954_Apr
1,
—
Gold
724
•
Dividends
,233217
,561797*t
1953
1149
15
.193233*
.233150
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
\ \
Page
1
15
bds.,
conv.
Date
'
stk., series A.Apr
bonds, due Dec.
income
.Ofc'48625
.0348750
.0348750
Bathurst
/
*
t
Corp.—
6%
•Announcement in
Bartig
Assets—
•*
.496766*
.0348500
Apr. 1,
*
;/
"
,
.140154*
1
upon
%
2.786200
.140154*
2.815000
.
$4.50
series B, due Nov.
.263300
2.787438
2.804483
depends
-
*
.116144
Banco
•Nominal.
*. ;>*
2.814062
.193233*
—-
1st
.210433
2.815000
.233125
Africa, pound
Kingdom, pound sterling
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso (free rate)
1
.00285625
.210700
.496766*
South
4te '/>
collat. trust 4%
Sherman
.263300
United
»
RR.—
mortgage
2.787128
____________
Central
1st mtge. and
W'itherbee
2.815312
______
,
America,
1
1972
t
1971L_;
1,
May
—.___"___|_.l_May
due
Co.—»
Co., 3te % cum. pfd.
Power Securities Corp., Ltd.—
.210400
.116144
franc
of
1.018750
.210600
___________
24
Ry.—
General
.140154*
krona
of
.0210691
2.815000
krone
Switzerland,
.00285625
.00285625
.
12436
»
*
1302
1
stock_Jun
•'*
debentures,
20-year 1st collateral trust
Maine
.0209260
.325900
-
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
6%
.0544060
1.017968
_____
—
rupee
Finland, Markka
France
(Metropolitan) franc
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
.0544060
'
Mav 15
stock.
preferred
Company and Issue—
1.018437
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Ceylon,
.0544060
pfelerred
conv.
American Cyanamid
.0199416
.325800
Free
Union
.0544060
'1368
.0719820*
2.242280
.0199562
Foreign
Basic
Co.
Maryland
*
.
1
__May
debs., due May l,"1958_May
ENTIRE
Brazil, cruzlero—
British
Biscuit
•
Co.—
fund
.133333*
.
2.241035
.0199875
Gas
Transmission
General mtge. bonds,
1st mtge. bonds, 4 te
$
.133333*
,
fr«nc
United
'
.200000*
....
Gas
Co.,
3%
15-yr.
cumulative
1255
I
-
1982
due
debentures, due Nov.
Western
Apr.''
.0719820*
prAfprpnflftl
4%V<
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 1
Co.,
sinking
Tennessee
(Value in United States Money)
& Co.,
Aircraft
35/a %
Country and Monetary Unit
bonds,
4%%
Outdoor Advertising
(John)
1930
OF
1953, INCLUSIVE
2,
mortgage
General
UNDER
■
Page
*
1
3%, debs,, due 1961-May
.
passed:
TREASURY
TO
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co,, 20-yr.
Fort Worth & Denver Ry.—
*
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
world.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Tariff Act
Date
.
Chicago & Western Indiana RR. Co., 1st collateral trust
mortgage 4%% s. f. bonds, series A, due May 1, 1982_May
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd,
&
&.
Light,
Ohio
Ry.
(quar.)
.
7-15
6-29
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-18
$1.25
3-30
4-20
4-10
50c
common
Carpenter Paper Co.—
*5%
convertible preferred
t$1.12te
tl2tec
Co., Ltd
4-15
:25c
—
(quar.)—
Lumber
Clinchfield
Power
441:12te
5-
1
4-10
$1
5-
1
4-17
*
(quar.)
(1513)
Number 5209... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
45
*
<
Share
Name of Company
■
Carrier
<
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
A%
preferred
4.80%
(quar.)
A
4-15
3-31
5-30
5-14
8-31
8-15
11-14
$4
Chemical Co.,
B
Class
(quar.).
B
Class
(quar.)
Corp.,
Celotex
preferred
Central
Canada
preference
Central
Coal
JCentral
Stock
(From
4-15
3-31
$3.50
$4.50
preferred
8
Ducornmun
East
7-
2
6-19
50c
5-
1
4-13
Eastern
4-15 "
3-31
4-15
3-13
5%
Ohio
&
Industries,
Kodak
3-26
13C
•
...
4-15
50c
income)
5-15
(One
5
5-
RR.—
50c
Milwaukee,
Paul & Pacific RR.
Products
(quar.)
Chicago Molded
Cincinnati
Gas
Cincinnati,
6%
$1
$4.50
.
Clinton
convertible
4-15
6*
5-15
1;
1
7-
6-20
1
(B.
7-
,
1
3-23
7-
1
6-16
4-15
3-27
*
"
$20c
(quar.)
Combined
5%-preferred
'
5-15
6-16
$5
10-10
4-10
Ltd.,
f 15c
'.4-15
3-31
4-15
•
1
common.—.
(quar.)_
Combustion
Engineering-Superheater,
Commodore
Hotel, ■' Inc. t-'(quar.);fr_-Ji-----.-
Inc.—.
Co.,
"'.12V2C
$1.32
preferred
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
L
(quar.)____
*
7.: 35C
-
.____
33C
...
4-15
3-31
3-30
Hayes
Industries,
Hecht
Co.,
5-11
4-13
5- 1
5- 1
4-27
Heinz
6- 1
9- 1
12-1
4-15
5- 1
4-30
5-13
8-13
11-13
3-13
4-15
4-15
'$2.50
$2.50
35c
7- 1
10- 1
4-15
6-15
9-15
4- 1
16tec
;' 4-15
3-31
v.loc
25%
15c
—_
$26c
35c
(quar.)25c
•
—i_
(quar.)___
Ferro
$1.06te
$1
4-30
4-10
7-10
10-12
4-10
4-1
7- 1
10- 1
6-26
9-25
12-18
iSm
m. iu tt. -£i
V..
dividend
Hoe
Concord
Quarterly
_
3-31
4-21
3-31
Fibreboard
6%
4-15
Holly
**___
_____
137 tee
*_
•*::_.
6-10
6-15
Fireman's
*
Connecticut Light
,
$2.04
$2.20
Consolidated
Coppermines
Consolidated
Edison
preferred
$5
Natural
Royalties,
Consolidated
Royalty Oil
5%
Continental
((Continental
—*»
Crum
Electric
7%
7%
-
Curtis
(quar.)
_____
8%
A
Davenport
6
4-15
3-14
5-15
5-
1
8-15
8-
1
11-15
10-31
30c
4-10
3-31
Rubber
Co.
Electric
Amer.
Investors
General
Mills,
General
!
Instrument
General
Motors
;
1-
9-15
6-15
1
10-
1
9-15
5-
1
3-27
6-
4
9-24
9-
4
50C
12-24
12-
4
10c
Co., 5%
Inc.
Co.,
4-15
3-31
$1.12
5-
1
4-10
$1.06
5-
1
4-10
1st
preferred (s-a)___
(Kansas)
Detroit Edison Co.
(quar.)
3
.____—-——
4-
25c
5-15
4-27
4-24
4-10
50c
4-24
4-10
6-15
6-
75c
25c
_____
___
35c
12-
12-15
4-
7
5
4
3-18
6
s
3-27
4-15
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
3-31
3-31
3-31
4-17
4-3
of California—
(quart)
———22tec
5%
preferred
(quar.)^
—
25c
General Telephone Co.
(Indiana)—
$2 preferred
(quar.)
—
—
—
50c
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5.20%
preferred
———-——$1.30
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
$2.20
preferred
(qua.r.j
:
—
55c
Gerrard
(S. A.) Co., preferred (s-a)
25c
Gilbert
(A. C.)
Co. (qu?.r.)_—
—
25c
Gillette Co., $5 pref.
(quar.)—
$1.25
Gimbel Brothers, common
(quar.)
:
25c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
:
—$1.12te
Glatfelter" (P. H.)
Co., common <quar.)___
25c
4te % ** preferred
(quar.)—______—______
56(40
Globe
Wernicke,
common
(quar.i.
:
10c
7%
preferred (quar.)*;
—__—_—
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
50C
5-
5
5%
preferred' (quar.)
50c
8-15
8-
5
Golden
5%
preferred
50c
11-16
11-
5
Goodall
50c
4-10
4-
6
preferred (s-a)—
—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada,
1
Di
Products
Fruit
Giorgio
Co.
(quar.)__*—
5-15
Goldblatt
25c
3-28
5-15
3-28
50c
5-
1
4-
9
37 tec
5-
1
4-
9
$37 tec
(quar.)
A
5-15
25c
class
Corp.,
5-
1
4-15
Inc.
Bros.,
State
Ltd.,
Co.,
Rubber
Co.,
Class
B
$1:50
iquar.)
Co.,
Match
Diamond
SI.50
Diversified
5%
Stock
Fund
(from
Dominion
4 V2 %
preferred
Dominion
„
'
7%
1
Class
A
Class
A
Glass
(quar.)
Dominion
Dominion
Square
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Common
3-23
4-30
Graham-Paige 5'/<
Grand Union Co.,
conv.
4te%
pfd. (accum.)___—
preferred (quar.)__
Ltd.
Great
4-15
>'3-24
Green
(H.
$40C
4-15
3-27
Greer
Hydraulics.
4-15
3-27
$25c
(quar.)
5-
1
4-10
4-15
3-14
tsi
Ltd
Coal,
4-30
$25c
(quar.)
4-21
3-30
Griesedieck
5%
,*.
$37 tec
5-
1
4-
1
Inc.
Western
Griess-Pfleger
6%
5- 1
4-15
5-28
4-13
4-1
4-10
4-10
5-30
4-24
5- 1
4-25
4-25
5- 1
4-15
5- 1
6-15
7- 1
4-15
6- 4
6-20
(N.
Y.)
•
preferred (s-a)
Illinois Zinc Co.
(stock dividend)—
6%
•i
quar.)
common
(quar.)
—
.'
4-16
4-15
15c
(reduced
5- 1
5- 1
4-15
4-10
$1.50
4-15
4-10
1
4-
7
3-
2
9-
1
8-
5
5-20
5-
4
1
4-
3
4-
2
5-
$25c
50c
4-15
15c
5-
32c
4-30
4-
50c
4-15
3-31
$37 tec
4-15
3-20
»
1
4-15
and
income
realized
from,
16c
1
profits)
of
Co.
Insurance
net
security
Fund" due* from
Institutional Growth
International
North
(quar.) —
America
Powders,
Bronze
6%
(quar.)
International Hydro-Electric
$3.50
conv.
50c
preferred
3-13
4-15
3-16
87 tec
4-15
4-
$$1
4-15
3-31
System—
4%
7%
4-15
$80c
(quar.)_>
com.
pfd.
(liquidating)
Milling Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.) —
International Nickel Co. of
t$1.75
Co., Ltd.
1
4-
1
5-
1
4-
1
30c
5-
1
4-15
$60c
4-15
3-16
25c
4-22
3-20
35c
(quar.)
5-
t83Ac
5-
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
Increased
—
Corp.—
Utilities
•
convertible preferred (quar.)__
Department Stores (quar.)
$1.40
Management Fund, Inc
Trust Co. of Rhode Island—
Investors
Investors
7-20
8-
1
7-20
11-
2
10-19
11-
2
10-19
$1
5-
1
4-15
933Ac
preferred (quar.)
Water Works, 6%
Publishing, Ltd.
pfd.
5-
1
preferred (quar,)—-*
preferred (quar.)
Kansas
City Southern Ry.—
3-23
95c
5-15
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
5-
8
4-11
4-15
3-31
5-
8
4-11
4-
6
3-26
7-
1
6-15
87 tec
10-
1
9-15
87 tec
1-2-54
12-15
37 tec
(quar.)_.
•
4% non-cum preferred (stock dividend) —
Kansas City Structural Steel—
1
6-
87 tec
*
6-
$1
*
4-15
100%
pi-eferred
New
(initial)
common
Co., 3te% preferred
preferred (quar.)
Kellogg
3 te %
(quar.)
*—*———
preferred (quar.)-.
Stone Co. (quar.)—**.
Keyes Fibre Co.—
$3 cumulative class A (quar.)—
3te %
Kentucky
Stock
Kroehler
4'/a%
4'/2%
(s-a)*-
Salle
Extension
6-30
6-25
12-30
12-24
1
4-10
4-15
3-31
5-
4
4-15
2-
$1.12 te
6-30
6-24
$1.12 te
9-30
9-24
12-30
12-23
1
4-15
4-15
3-31
4-10
3-27
$1.75
(quar.)
20c
University—
10c
5-
6-26
10c
*
-
7-10
10c
10-10
9-28
10c
1-11-54
12-28
35c
4-15
4-
37 tec
4-10
3-20
—
—
Superior &
Co.
8
4-10
$1.12te
(quar.)
Quarterly
Lambert
4-
66% %
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
$2.50
$1
*****
A
Inc.
5-
$2.50
50c
America
4'/2% preferred
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A .(quar.)
preferred
25c
—
Mfg.,
Locks,
100%
75c
dividend
2nd
Kwikset
1
4-
4-15
$1.12 te
*—-
dividend)
(stock
4-17
4-15
$20c
1
4'/2%
4%
4-20
$1.50
(quar.)
4%
Lake
1
25C
(quar.)**—
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
3.80%
preferred (quar.)_
La
1
& Electric—
Journal
7%
1
58-
37 tec
preferred (initial)
Water Supply Co.—
Common
5-
25c
——-
(quar.)_*__—
Iowa Illinois Gas
33A%
4-20
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
4.36%
3-19
37 tec
Participating
$2.50
4-
4-15
*
preferred
$2.50
3-18
4-10
37 tec
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
Participating
3-16
4-15
7 tec
—
4-15
18c
(quar.)'
4-15
$75c
convertible preferred (quar.)
Investors Funding Corp. of N. Y.—
3-24
4-30
$75c
6%
4-15
10c
Corp. (increased) —
Investment Foundation, Ltd., common (s-a)_
Engineering
preferred
4-14
1
62 tec
Interstate
6%
1
Ltd.—
Canada,
(quar.)
7% preferred ($5 par) (quar.)
International Packers. Ltd.
International
1
Ltd.—
*
37(Ac
15c
4-15
5-
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
King Seeley Corp. (quar.)
Knights Life Insurance Co." of
5-15
9-19
12-19
2%
—
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada Ltd.—
4% preference (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.. com. (quar.)
Industrial Brownhoist Corp. (quar.)
—
4-28
3-20
4-15
9-30
$3
„■
non-cum.
5-25
8-25
11-25
4-10
3-26
5- 1
6- 1
6-19
6-30
12-30
t30c
—
6-15
9-15
12-15
5- 1
4-15
4-15
1-20
——
Corp
<5-26
5- 1
1
RR.—
Central
Illinois
Co.
Securities
Hydro-Electric
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5 pfd.
$5 preferred
(s-a)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—
4% convertible preferred (quar.)
50c
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
Press Brick
Hydraulic
4-10
3-21
3-21
4-28
5-15
4-6
5-
10c
4-30
4-15
4-15
5-26
15c
25c
10c
5%
*25c
*25c
*25c
31 (4C
56'Ac
—
(quar.)
Co.
3-13
3-23
5- 1
1
$1.25
5-1
Brewery Co.—
Tanning
preferred
"v
3
5-
*1.25
—
5-15
\
4-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)_
'preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-6
4-15
5-15
56'Ac
Co.
(quar.)____
Co.
preferred
5 %
Joplin
40c
L.)
Griscom-Russell
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Insurance
American
4-15
3-31
4-15
30c
Kroger Company—
Increased
._
Chemical
4-30
5-15
$35c
Corp.,
5-15
Grayson-Robinson Stores—
$2.25 preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.
com.
Co.
&
&
1
$40c
(quar.)
Malting
1
5-
$30c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
preferred
3-23
5-
5-22
$$1.12'/2
Steel,
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-30
$40c
.
&
Ltd., clas3 A
Co.,
4-
10c
Foundries
&
———
Ccrp—___—_______
—_____
4-30
31'Ac
common
Bridge
Extra
Dominion
(quar.)_i_
5-1
4-15
Ltd.
—_
(quar.)
common
dividend
4-15
(s-a)
Corp.,
preferred
Stock
7 tec
(quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Engineering Works Ltd. (s-a)
Finance
Inc.,
Pumps,
Grafton
in¬
_______
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
5%
(quar.)
preference
$17 tec
_*_■
Ltd.
4%
Gould's
5%
Jamaica
■
3-31
20c
Participating
4-8
4-8
5- 1
5-1
4-15
25c
f50c
5%
Government Employees
(quar.)
pref.
income)
Mines,
Domestic
A
Common
vestment
Dome
'
class
Ltd.—
Co.,
Construction
conv.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
preferred
Steel
Disher
4-15
7-15
3-31
4-15
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
5%
1
$1
Hussmantt Refrigerator Co. <(quar.)
:
1
4-
*1.10
Co.—
Car
$2.50
(quar.)___
(quar.)
common
common
'
•
Motor
12tec
25c
15c
(quar.)—
5%
»
(quar.)
3-31
Co.
Telephone
l-
Steel
50c
—
f
Detroit
4-10
4- 2
3-31
4-10
5- 1
5- 1
—
4-11
75c
*
(s-a)
Derby Oil Co.
1
4-23
50c
(quar.)
preferred
1st
4-
4-15
5-
IOC
—
common
93?Ac
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)___
(quar.)__
Tramway,
preferred
3-21
.
(quar.)
4-15
3-20
5- 1
4te%
B33Ac
Corp., common
4-25
$1.50
General
6-24
<quar.)__
Finance
3-20
6-19
5- 1
(quar.)
7
4-17
4-10
4-10
7-10
5-15
Common
7
A-
3-31
International
5- 1
5- 1
8- 1
4-
1
4-15
4-15
6-16
4-15
5-15
1
4-27
5-1
7- 1
5-1
pfd. (quar.)
5-
5-
60c
'
(increased)___
Corp.
Co.,
$1.37te
——$1
common*.—.
$25c
5% preferred (quar.)—
—
$$1.25
General Telephone (Indiana), com. (quar,)*'
50c
6-10
2
9-29
7-
25c
Ltd
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)—
General Steel Wares, Ltd.,
4-15
37 tec
:
*
•
preferred
preferred
6
5-1
-$10c
'
8
4-
4-15
30c
Inc.
Shoppes,
Holdings,
$1.50
$6
—
4-
1
5-
4-17
Interstate
Public Service,
4-15
1
Harvester
4-6
4-6
General
4-15
25 c
U5c
4-15
partic.
(quar.)
4-15
3-25
5-
International
5-1
5- 1
preferred
1
15c
Hudson
93%c
$1.25
6%
5-
4-10
12 tec
—
——
International
—_____
4-"25
5-15
preferred (quar.)___
:
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)**.
x—
Hudson Fund, Inc. (from investment income)
Co.—
$5 preferred
6-15
6-30
(quar.)
4-15
1
5-
20c
—__
(quar.) J*,
Inc.
International Power
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Outdoor Advertising—
$3.75
4-10
4-24
Inc.
1
25c
Co.
Insurance
3-20
4- 8
25c
6c'
50c
5-
4-
4-15
Corp.
Trust (Boston)
5-15
1
4- 3
5- 1
4-15
4-20
5- 1
3-25
50C
_____
33A%
4- 1
4- 1
4-15
9
4-10
5-
5- 1
a3%%
87tec
9
4-
4-30
45c
50c
75c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.) __________
4-
5-15
50c
50c
(interim)
ord.
$3.50
Corp.,
4-30
63 teC
...
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
(increased quar.)—
4-13
4-16
'
45c
35 c
;
4%
Ltd.—
receipts
dep.
Foods
(quar.)__—r
common
4-20
_____
Co.,
General
20c
(quar.)_
Inc.
A
4-
3-23
50c
Brothers,
Daystrom,
4-15
4-15
$1.12'/2
&
Water
Davidson
Electric
General
$1.75
$1.75
Light, 4te% pfd. (quar.)__
$4.24
preferred
(quar.)
Dana Corp..
3%% preferred A (quar.)____
f
6
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Power
Class
4-
4-25
convertible
General
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
convertible
$2
Corp.,
12tec
25c
25c
—___—____
3-27
•
prelerred
30c
$1
(quar.)_—__—______
Baking
$2
50c
Dallas
Denver
4-15
90c
Co.
6
4-25
$1.25
*
$25c
-
—
convertible preferred (quar.)
5%
pfd.
*__*___*t____i
Household
4- 1
4-15
4-15
4-
Corp.—
$1-25
—*
Co., common
General Dynamics Corp.—
7-13
$1.75
*.
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Laboratories
s
General
$5.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Dayton
Gabriel Co.,
6-15
$2
preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
Cutler
•
1
1
7-15
100%
preferred
(quar.)
Publishing Co., common
Class
67-
t$1.20
(s-a)
Co.
Telegraph
General
;
8c
6c
—
Companies, Ltd., common,
Galveston-Houston
Sugar—
Clothing,
Class
3
5-15
1
6-
$1.25
(quar.)__
•
;
4-
4-10
4
t6c
—
Forster.
series
B
Houdaille-Horshey
r*8-31
4-15
6
4-15
933Ac
—
(quar.)
*
Mfg. Co., Ltd., class A__—
conv.
Inc.—
series
General
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
Class
A
(quar.)_
*
4-
;
(quar.)
class A
Co.
Stock
Funds,
Manufacturing Co., common
Fulton Market Cold Storage
(annual)
$1.31'A
:___
dividend
preferred
preferred
4te'%
4-25
20c
(quar.)
Fuller
4
Corp.—
American
Curlee
Fraser
4-
$1.13
•
(quar.)_
com.
Corp.
Mfg.
Package
&
Franklin
3-31
9
31'Ac
—
_*
Zellerbach
Cuban
4-15
4-
4-25
$15
$15c
(quar.)._v»w
Ltd.
Canada,
of
10c
*
__—
(s-a)^
Custodian
Utilities
5-15
15C
Monthly
Stock
4-10
$1.25
Monthly
Creamery
1
Auto
Co.
Co.
Corp.
20c
(quar.)
(Toronto)
(s-a)
Insurance
$5.25 preferred series A
Crowd
Franklin
Industries—
& Steel
■•Corporate Investors. Ltd.,
Cosmopolitan Realty Co.
»
Fram
9
$1.25
Cornell-Dubilier
:
6
4-
15c
,
(quar. i_
4te% preferred
Refining Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
7%
Foundation
4-
5-
$50c
fCorn: Products
P
4*. 6
1
Ltd.—
Co.
Life
1
4-21
______
dividend)—_—*__
(stock
Co.
Drive
Sixth
West
15c
*
(resumed)
Co.
Copper
Gin
412
62 tec
_____
pfd.__*
(s-a)_
<s-a)
preferred
■Continental
(quar.)
Co.
;
Textile
Mineral
Wheel
Common
partic.
Inc.,
Textile Mills,
preferred
5%
Co.
Gas
Special
Consolidated
5-
Four
(quar.)
Co.
Rubber
&
6
4-
5%
Hot
Fran.)—
(San
Insurance
'
6
4-
4-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common (quar.)
Co.,
&
Hordei's,
4- 3
4-30
4- 1
3-31
$1.50
4-
4-15
______
common
(Henry) & Co.
Home
'' 7
.
:
Tire
A**- 6
,,
*1.25
Consolidated
Consolidated
5-
6
<N.Y.)—
Co.
(quar.)_
Consolidated
•>-
1
20c
Corp
5-
55C
_*___*__
1
50c
I*_—
**
5-
Fund
Quarterly
Firestone
Foote
4-
47 tec
*
_.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-10
12-10
5le
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
">
9-15
12-15
Power Co.
&
$1.90
$2
$37 tee
$37 tec
Quarterly
Inc.—
Products,
prior
4-15
25c
*
5%
Co.,
Products
Co.,
Sugar
5%
Holt
3-3l
4-20
5-20
4-15
4-15
^ 4^2.4.
40c
preferred (quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar.)
Association—
Life
Confederation
4-15",
10c
"
*
25c
21'Ac
—
•
4-14
2%
—_
-
Cash dividend
15c
Corp., Ltd.
Inc.
Fund,
3-31
:
A
Class
4-15
75c
5- 1
4-30
2%
*
Steel
(R.)
Class
■
International
Commonwealth
3-20
(Edward) Lumber Co.
Holden
T
dividend
Stock
,
Powder
Mfg.
Hines
6- 5
9-4
12- 4
75c
2%
_i.____.___*.**.
(common —
'
Higbie
4-10
40c
(quar.)___^
Corp.—J :
Stock
4-
4-15
4-15
(quar.)
common
6
4-15
5c
preferred class A "(quar.)_
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
4'A% preferred sefies A (quar.)
3-31
3-31
4-30
Co.,
8
37 tec
7%
3.-31
4-15
4-15
Common.1
'•
3-23
5-1
4-15
$1
$1
3-23
1'
5-
•
J.)
Hercules
$1.25
$1.25
series
3-23
5-. 1
4-15
4-15
5-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
4- 6
^
(quar.)_
& Co.,
4-15
(quar.)
Inc.
common
(H.
Hercules
3'/2c
J.)
4-17
1
'
Insurance Co.—
Traders Life
(J.
4-
5-11
*
(quar.)
preferred
4-20
40c
:
series B (quar.)
series C (quar.)
4-30
4- 7
33A%
3-31
6-19
6-30
683Ac
common
preferred series D (quar.)
preferred series E
(quar.)
5%
1
5-
4-21
30c
preferred
$10c
15c
Common.
2
A-
\
AV*%
Ffelin
V
'
■
*
'
'•• 45c
common.....,^.
«v
•;~4-14^
4-28'
-750
Edison
"■
3-31
>
5%
62 tec
,
preferred
3-20
A- (quar.)__
5% preferred series B '(quar..)_l__—_____
Federated Department Stores Inc.—
9-21
K
Commonwealth
5%
4- 6
4- 8
Extra
Co.—
3-27
1
40c
75c
3-25
$$1.25
Electric
7
6-
20c
(quar.)
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—
3-31
H.) Ltd., 4.16% pfd. (quar.) __
common
(quar.)_
5%" grheferred
v
4-
*1.50
Lithographing Co.,
"1-15
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
B
4-15
5c
(quar.)_
t27V2c
—_
class
1
(quar.)_
(Canada), Ltd.—
Co.
preferred
4'A%
Inc.,
Common
rtS
5-
Refractories—
preferred
Schaffner
Havana
'4-24
5- 1
4-15
62V2b
Syracuse : (N.'Y.)
4-21
6-30
■
11-25
& Marx (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light
(quar.)
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Ins. Co.
5- 5
10c
____—_
<fc
'
4-15
50c
1
Enterprises,
4-30
87 tec
;
:
_____*__
•
"Li.*.
6%
4-22
5-20
62V2C
quar.)
Brewing Corp.
4-15
4-30
12-15
P40c
(initial)-*
Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
6%
Co:___l
—______
Federal Services Finance Corp. (Wash., t>. C.)
•735c
(quar.)____*_
Ohio
Southern
&
5-11
Quarterly,
Federal
Paperboard
'r : 4-rlO
4-20
Mfg.
Harbison-Walker
com.
(quar.)
:
8-25
$1.25
(quar.)
Quarterly
Farmers
*
30c
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance <s-a)__*_*_
Quarterly
5- 1
5%
Falstaff
*
10c
Lous)____________
6-16
1
pfd.
$1.60
Corp.
Hamilton
Co.—
(T.
Bacon
Hart,
(quar.)
Evcrsharp,
7-
$1.12te
.
Columbus
5-29
;——
Railroad
Estabrook
5-16
'4-
*
IOC
_____—
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet,
com.
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
3-31
4-15
Mfg.
preferred
preferred
$5 -preferred
4-16
1
6-
$1.12te
.i
4-15
y5- 1
—
:
$5
5
6-
1
1
5-
IOC
tquar.)_____
Ltd.
J.),
Erie
4-20
5-15
$20c
Coghlin
Natural Gas
held)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_____
2nd
Products
Hagan
t$l
10c
shares
45
dividend
1st
5%
9-14
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Co.—
(increased
Stock
3-31
8-
preferred (quar.)______
Inc. (quar.)__;
(St.
Gustin
Forge & Steel Corp.—
Common
8-15
4-15
IOC
Products,
Bottling
'
5-15
$1.12 te
;
_____
4te%
3-16
4- 7
dividend)
(stock
$5
(monthly)
4te %
Cola
4-24
$1.50
_**
(quar.)___—
(monthly)
convertible
preferred
Aluminum
4-30
65C
Foods, Inc., common
(monthly)
4-16
4-15
4-20
(quar.)
Phonograph Corp. (quar.)
Co., 'Ltd.—
5%
preference
(quar.)
—
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)___
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd
Equitable Office Building Corp. (quar.)
3-20
Ltd.,
5- 1
&
Radio
Brass
(quar.)
preferred
25c
preferred
"6%
(quar.)
preferred
4-17
t50c
Common
Coca
7
$1.25
—
Common
Club
4-
5%
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Mahoning Ry. fsra)
Electric Illuminating Co.—
Common
4-30
$1.25
&
Cleveland
Empire
Erie
(quar.)
(quar.)
Knitting Co.,
Bar
Emerson
1
50c
(quar.)
Pacific
Co., com.
& Texas
Orleans
partic. class A
Clearfield
»
Electric
&
New
preferred
Circle
1
12-
20c
preferred
5%
1
10-
12-16
20c
Fund
Cincinnati
7-
10-16
$1
St.
7-16
50c
A
*
20c
Electric Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—
A
Chicago,
each
dividend
50c
Class
Class
6-30
$1.25
*
(quar.)
$20c
——
Western
of
for
6-10
6-10
$1.25
*
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Inc.
Gas
Auto-Lite
Stock
4-6
5-1
87tec
<ouar.l_.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
share
stock
preferred
preferred
$5
Co.—
Natural
Electric
Co.—
Ry.
4-25
4-25
3-31
6-30
Co.
_____
(quar.)__
Co.
(s-a)i_——
Stock dividend
Paso
4-10
4-10
$5
5%
Eastern
El
4- 4
3-13
4-15
50c
RR.
Ohio
&
4-15
(ouar.)
Ltd.—
Bakeries,
Eastman
$1.19
(quar.)
Mobile
75c
$75c
Co. of Canada—
(accum.)
Gurney
Ltd.—_—.—
participating preferred
4%
Gulf
Y.)—
(quar.)
*50C
Supply
&
Mines,
common
Guardian Realty
7%
preferred
Common
4-15
87'/2c
$1.12te
(quar.)
Metals
Sullivan
New
3-16
3-31
3-23
3-23
$5
preferred V(quar.)
8
4-
Eastern Air Lines Inc.
pfd.
Virginia
of
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
•
de Nemours—
I.)
(E.
4-
Inc.—<■
preferred
3Va%
40c
Furniture
Pont
25c
$1
20c
common
11-14
<■
investment
net
4-30
-
Fund,
Chesapeake
4-30
(s-a)—
4%%
Power,
Pasco Corp.—
.Chesapeake
11-30
25c
$$2.50
Cofp.
dividend
Chemical
au
t25c
(s-a)
Coke
&
Kansas
Cerro De
Drexel
8-15
(quar.).
Sugar Co. (quar.)
Investments, Ltd.
Aguirre
Central
5-14
8-31
37 tec
*
(quar.)__*.
common
5-30
$25c
_
4-15
4-30
4-15
4-15
$$1.75
$25c
,__**
Ltd. <quar.)_J—.—__
(quar.)
preferred
$25c
Class
Ltd.
Co.,
Paper Co.,
Co.
(N.
(Initial)
Trust
Payable of Re*.
Share
Name of Company
-
Holder$
When
Per
Holdert
Guaranty
(quar.)
preferred
Dow
11-30
4
5%
7%
DonnaCona
*12&C
(quar.)
Textile
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Dominion
60c
class A (quar.)_
Class
»
3-31
J12tec
Class
h
4-15
$ 12 ¥2 c
__*—_—i
Products Ltd.,
Catelli Food
Name
Payable of ReC.
50c
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
'
Ishpeming RR. Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
«6
(1514)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
.
Per
Name of Company
-Lambert
(Alfred), Inc., class A (quar.)
Class
B
Class
_
Class
B
OLamston
JLandis
Co.
$6
preferred
(Mo.)
Class
Lee
&
5-15
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)—
Corp.,
preferred
National
8-
5
New
5
New
England
4-15
3-31
4-15
common
pfd.
(quar.)
(S.
Co.
Co._
C.)
5%
preference
Manhattan Bond
7%
preferred
Field
Co.
4-17
4-30
3-31
7-
1
6-23
5-
1
4-23
$3.60
8-
1
1
10-24
4-10
4-10
4.60%
3-31
Common
3-31
Oilgear
4-15
Oklahoma
6-
1
5-
6
7-
1
6-20
1
10-
1
Oliver
5-
1
4-10
Pabco
45c
4-15
3-31
Pacific
4-15
3-31
$5
4-15
3-31
$4
$25c
4-15
3-13
Pacific
22 Ac
4-25
4-15
62 % C
5-
1
4-15
8-
1
7-15
1
10-15
Pacific
4-15
3-31
$4.40
vestments
Mathieson
McCall
(quar.)—
3-31
Pacific
8
8
6%
preferred (quar.)__
Pacific Western Oil Corp. (stock dividend)
4-15
3-31
Package
133Ac
4-15
3-31
3-27
$25c
4-30
4-14
Park Chemical
4-30
4-14
Park
9c
4-15
4-
70c
4-15
3-16
15c
4-
3-25
Inc.__________——
&
53'Ac
4-15
4-15
the
Fund
and
Co.
&
1
1
Penman's. Ltd.,
1st
preferred
$4.50
1st
preferred
$1.22 »A
Philadelphia
4-15
Philip Morris & Co.
1
5-
1
4-
9
4-15
4-
1
4-15
preferred
(quar.).
3.90%
4%
1
Phillips-Jones
1
3-31
7-
1
6-19
1
9t18
4-15
4-
7%
3-25
$$1.50
6
4-15
3-16
Plastic
6-15
5-15
12-15
11-16
5c
4-15
40c
4-
6-
Pocahontas
1
4-27
4-
4-15
3-
3-13
12'Ac
4-30
4-10
Potomac
5c
5-
1
4-
6,
5-
1
4-
0
37'Ac
4-15
3-31
Procter
$20c
4-SO
4-15
Prosperity
Mills
Power
Corp.
$3.50
6-20
6-13
21c
4-20
4-20
3-31
4-15
4-15
6%
3-31
50c
4-15
3-10
75c
4-15
3-31
65c
5-15
5-
-
50c
5-
1
5-25
4-24
$1.06
5-25
4-24
$1.183A
5-25
4-24
(quar.)_
5c
5-
1
8-
1
1st
4%
Red
(quar.)
A
10-20
4-21
A
Corp,
National Lead Co., 6%
Lock
3-31
4-15
3-31
Renold
7-
2
6-
5
Republic
10-
1
9-
4
1-2-54
Revere
12-
4
$5c
$5c
preferred B (quar.)__
5- 1
25c
4-15
4-
4
4-15
4-
1
National Manufacturers &
Stores Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
___*
preferred
(s-at
$2.50 non-cum class A
'
$1
(s-a)__
preferred
jKfttional Shares
(quar.)
Corp.
4-15
$1.25
National Paper & Type—
6V preferred (quar.)_
-
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
~i
-
—62Mic
—.
(quar.)
=
62'Ac
15c
7%
6-15
-
~
5-20
9-15
8-31
4-15.
3-31
4-15
5-
1
4-15
4-20
20c
4-13
4-
5-
4-20
5c
4-15
4-
45c
4-15
5-
1
1
4-13
$75c
4-15
4-15
1st
-
-Rich's,
l-
1st
4-
A
com.
5-
4-15
35c
(quar.)
River
.
1
invest,
6-
1
5-15
4-26
4-15
3-26
17'Ac
Co.
4-15
3-31
10c
4-15
3-14
4-10
3-16
(quar.)
&
Electric
5-
45c
1
4-15
4-15
$1.20
Telephone Co
3-20
$1.25
6-15
9-15
8-14
30c
5-15
4-15
$1.25
4-15
Service,
7-15
7-10
4-15
4-10
30c
(quar.)
com.
6-
$30c
.
5-25
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
5-
4-20
5-
4-20
$1.03%
5-
4-20
$1.06 Vt
5-
4-20
—-
$1.10
5-
4-20
__^__
$1.15
5-
25c
7-
1
1
—
(quar.)
—
25c
10-
—
25c
12-15
10c
6-10
5-29
10c
9-10
8-31
10c
12-10
11-30
."
Insurance
Co.
of
N.
,
<
13c
4-23
3-31
—
15c
4-10
4-
40c
6-
5-20
1
50c
4-23
4-16
75c
4-
7
3-12
5-
1
Holding Corp., class A
4-15
12'Ac
Oil
Co.
of
4-10
3-27
12'Ac
4-10
3-27
4-15
3-20
Ohio—
A
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
5%
B
93 %c
A
$10c
________
4-10
$10c
——
Steel
..
3-20
4-10
3-20
,
4-25
preferred
preferred
5%
50c
'
5-
5%
5-15
5-
5-
1
4-10
$10c
5-
1
4-10
25c
5-
1
4-13
"
$15c
1
1
4-13
60C
4-15
3-31
7'Ac
4-15
3-20
$1.25
4-16
6-20
6-15
50c
4- 9
3-19
12'Ac
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
Stern
Brothers
&
4Va%
3
12y2c
$1.25
3
Stern
Stores
preferred
$20c
(quar.)
.
'
3-26
Stone
4-15
Strawbridge & Clothier,
common
Stubnitz-Greene
Spring
Corp.
(quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas,
5.20%
pfd.
50c
5-
1
4-22
5-
1
4-22
7-
1
6-15
4-15
3-31
15c
4-15
4-
—
$1.75
7-
$1.75-
1
Sun
10- 1
1
I
9-15
4'A%
class
Corp.
30 c
(quaT.)—r—'—
i
5%
_
preference
I
A
pfd.
56c
7-
1
6-15
4-10
3-31
4-24
4-11
5-
1
4-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
—
(quar.)^
4-30
4-16
65c
5-
1
4-15
$8c
(quar.)_
4-16
3-17
$1.12'A
5-
4-20
5-
1
4-10
Taylor-Wharton
Iron
40c
4-15
3-20
Temco
Corp.
20c
4-15
4-
Terminal
-
4-10
4-20
4-
25c
1
5-
4
4-17
4-15
3-26
$$1.25
quar.)
50c
7
'7-
1
6-
1
10-
1
9-
1
1-2-54
50c
Quarterly
'Talons Inc.,
v
6
1
20c
4-20
1
28c
'
Y.)—
1___—_——'
7
20c
(quar.)—
Swift.& Co.,. (Increased
5-
•
7
4-
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5-
93%c
4-
5-29
Supertest Petroleum Corp.—
6-15
10-
Co.,
•Superior Steel
9-16-
7-
$1.75
Oil
Super Mold Co. of Calif,
6-15
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Sullivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd
1
1
6-12
.
—
1
$28c-
12-15
30c
.,—
4-12
—
—
'
(quar,)
5-
Corp.
5-
9-15
.
1
37'Ac
$1.26
Container
5-
'•
(quar.)
Inc.—
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.
12-31
$20c
common
Inc.
Textiles,
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
Sterchi
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.
Preference
(quar.)
3-31
5-14
preferred
5%
4-15
75c
(quar.)
1
$56 'Ac
(quar.)
12-
1
"
Co.
1
J.—
—
3-23
$1.50
common_____--_—
Button
9-15
12-
—
—
5-15
25c
(N.
4-20
6-15
common—.—-
Cement,
Radio,
Steel
12c
fqviar.K
5-15
92'Ac
*—
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.
class A___
Mills
1
97'Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
3-23
4-20
"4-20
Corp
i_—
3-31
50c
(qusE.)t
State Street Investment Corp...
Steak 'n Shake of Illinois
(quar.)—
(quar.)______—
American Insurance
5-15
$1.25
50c
(Texas)
5-15
—
preferred
5-15
5-15
5-15
(quar.)
3-31
50c
(quar.)
1
1
$$1.50
(quar.)__
Co.
4-21
15c
:
Inc.
3-31
66-
$45c
1
35c
(quar.)
4-15
26UC
Ltd.—
1
1
qua^.)_—
1
34 %c
6-
1—
Blrand .Ripe
Rochester
5
3-31
(quar.)__
6-
inc.)
_____;
Association,
pfd.
$1.05
preferred
Quarterly
4-
4-15
(quar.)
$1.06'/4
;_
(quar.)—A—
preferred
3% %- preferred
/Rochester
4-30
—
6
Inc.—
Inc.,
5
28'Ac
Spring Co.—
4% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Standard-Thomson Corp. (stock dividend)—
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
Starrett Corp.
3-25
4-16
(quar.)———
Coventry, Ltd.,
Racing
5
4-
25c
preferred
Class
3-20
$2
$1.25
(quar.)
class
Aviation
4-
4-30
37'Ac
33A %
Standard
(accum.)
common
5%
4-
4-30
3i m
Standard
4-13
5-
$1.50
(increased
Co.L
4-30
4-15
B
Standard
5
90c
—
Public
preferred
Class
3-31
$1.17'A
(quar.)
1
4-
5-15
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
Standard
2
$1.25
3-31
1
28c
Standard Forgings Corp. (extra)
Standard Fuel. Ltd., 4'A% preferred
3-31
1
3-31
4-15
50c
Quarterly
3-31
4-20
5-
4-15
Co.—
quar.)
Standard Fire
3-31
65c
4-103-31
3-31
$1.75
Common
4-16
6'Ac
—
——
1
4-30
4-30
22'Ac
Stadaccna Mines, Ltd. (interim)——
Standard Dredging Corp.,
com.
(special)
$1.60 conv. preferred
(quar.j—
3-20
35C
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)—
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)——
7%
'
25c
$2
Co.
(C. A.) iCo., class A
Class B
(quar.)
4-10
(quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)___
Colorado,
Reed
Rice-Stix,
$1.50
3-18
7
5-
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Portland
Common
I
4-
4-14
25c
quar.)__.
Gas
Spokane
1
4-
1
$25c
—
4-
—
(quar.)__
Pump
Reece
4-15
$5c
4-20
4-20
4-15
5"
$25c
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
2-19
4-15
-———
pfd;
1
1
$i
$1.75
Corp.
of
preferred
B
5c
A
5-
5-
4-25
4-
15c
(quar.)
4.e
preferred (quar.)
Spokane International RR.—
4-15
11'/4C
(quar.)—
Top Bzewing,
Class
Reda
20c
(quar.)
1
-J
preferred
2nd
5c
—
1
5-
4-15
50c
preferred
preferred
4.40%
4-15
.
7-21
10-30
5c
6%
Reading Co.,
4-10
30c
_
Power
25c
(quar.)
Indiana
4.15%
1
1
4-16
5-
$50c
4'A%
New England
4.25%
Railway Equipment & Realty Co., Ltd.—
4-15
1
preferred
^Quebec
'
4-21
15c
i
_
_
44-
5-
$1.25
__________
3-31
37Vic
4-10
4-15
4-14
5-25
Process
3.90%
4-10
$2.50
3-27
1
$30c
(quar.)____
Casualty
3.70%
4-10
1
20c
4'A % preferred (quar.)—
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Putnam. (George) Fupd
(from
Quaker Oats Co., common
3-31
62'Ac
1
5-
75c
Co
Co.
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(increased quar.)__
Power
preferred
Southwestern
of
Public Service
(quar.)
12-11
5-
(quar.)__
Gamble, 8% pfd. (quar.)—
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
&
1-2-54
95c
Canada, Ltd.—
non-cumul. partic. preferred
6%
9-11
y2c
Co., 3.60%
preferred (quar.)
56 Vic
1
$1.07 'A
—
Edison
4.70%
10-
&
preferred
(Increased
4-10
common
Cable
Fuel
Inc.
Southwestern Life Insurance
6-12
1
(quar.)
&
1
5-
(H. K.), Inc. (Mass.)
(quar.)___
Portland Gas Light, $5 preferred
(quar.)___
Portland General Electric Co.
(quar.)
9
4-15
9-11
7-
$1
Porter
7
50c
$40c
(quar.)
Wire
4-27
Co.
Railway Co.—
5% non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)____
Southwestern Drug Corp., com. (quar.)
$5 1st preferred
(quar.)
12-11
$1
Cordage Co., common
Employees stock (quar.)
5-27
1
1
97'Ac
Plymouth
$50c
34%c
10-
$1.10
—
(quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
$50c
Quarterly
Class
Corp.,
preferred
12c
Power
1
Southern
4-20
1-2-54
Franklin
4.80%
6-12
$1
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)—
Piper Aircraft Corp., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
3-31
25c
1
1
$1
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Phoenix Glass Co., common
10-
5-
7-
Fire
Southern
3-20
50c
(quar.).—_—
common
6
4-25
3-3L
preferred
Colorado
Southern
3-23
4-15
_
(quar.)
(quar.)__
5-
15c
__—_
quar.)
4-23
$1.50
—
4-
15c
preferred
Co.
4-15
preferred
preferred
6-
4-10
C.)
(quar.)__
Southern
5-15
1
—
RR.
5-15
15c
Casket
Clas3
Trenton
•
4-
pfd.
—
Gas
1
5-
—
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
50c
•
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class
6-
(quar.)
4.40%
4.30%
&
3-19
$1.25
(D.
Gas
participating
7%
5-14
5-14
3-19
3-19
(increased
Southern
1
75c
$1.12'A
preferred
Electric,
4-15
4-30
$1
(quar.)_—
Welding Machine
4-
$1.12'A
2nd
non-cum.
Philadelphia
50c
(quar.)
Motional Biscuit Co.,
common (quar.)
National Cash Register Co.
(quar.)
Electric
1
1
4-10
6-15
Canada Power Co.,
Southern
4-15
5-
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
15c
____
Co.. Inc., com. reduced)
National Chemical &
Mfg. Co
National City Bank of
N. Y.
(quar.)
National Cylinder Gas,
common
(quar.)_
4 Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred
(quar.)
5-15
2nd
5-
25c
$1.50
6%
10-24
$1.12'A
$4
6
15c
common
11-15
$1.06
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4 non-cum.
3.80%
(quar.)
common
7-25
6-
4-1T
,
4-10
Water,
preferred
8%
4-25
8-15
$75c
(increased
$4.50
5-
1
10-24
5-15
$$1.50
:___——
pfd.
4%
1
4-10
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
convertible
Common
1
6-
50c
preferred
preferred
Southern
Philadelphia Dairy Products
5-15
$1.10
_
11-15;
32y2c
_____
(increased)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)—
3-31
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
System,
National Fuel
Extra •
—
Gear
7-25
32'Ac
___
(quar.)
Machine &
4-25
32'Ac
___—___,—
common '(quar.)_—
preferred
10-24
5-15
8-15
5-
43c
com.
preferred
5y2%
7-26
4-17
15C
Co.,
Southern Calif.
7-25
1
1
53c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
6%
4-25
11-15
33c
—
(quar.)
4-10
4-
8-15
33c
3-31
4-16
5-15
6%
8-
5-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
_____—_____
convertible
4.56%
*
1
—
Co.
Southern California
6-10
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4-30
1
4-20
25c
.
preferred (quar.);
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
8
7-
4-26
1
—.
Foods
Aircraft
4.48%
4-
5-
$1.07'A
—
common
(quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd., common.
90c
4-15
4-15-
$i
South Pittsburgh Water, 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Southern California Edison, com.
(quar.)
T
40c
-
6%
3-31
20c
—
preferred
(s-a)
Mountain States Power
Co.,
5% preferred
(quar.)
Mountain States
Quarterly
„
*'
6-12
$10c
—
(quar.)——
Vernon-Woodberry
55-
4-20
$5c
A
6
4-20.
85c
Extra.
4-30
50%
(quar.)
4-15
75c
(increased)'
Co.
6-12
Solar
9
6-
5-15
25c
(quar.)
$$1
Morris Plan Corp. of
America, com. (quar.)
$2.25 preferred A
(quar.)___
Motorola, Inc. (quar.)
;
Mount Royal Rice
Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)
Mount
National
preferred
Co.
class
5-
6-15
7'Ac
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Power
(John)
National
preferred
preferred
—
—
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Montreal Telegraph Co.
.National
$1.30
1st
—_____
National
SI.30
3-20
$4.50
,____—_
Mutual
11-15
6
5-
4% .preferred
7%
1
4-
3-20
.
Morrell
12-
Perkins
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Gas "Co
Mitchell (Robert), Ltd.
(extra)
Semi-annual
Semi-annual
5-18
$2.50
(quar.)
1
_____
5-20
$1.50
Storage
4-15
5-11
(quar.)—.—_____——
(Del.)
Common
4-15
25c
preferred
6
preferred
(quar.)
Midwest Piping Co., new com
(initial)-—
Miller Mfg., class A
(quar.)____
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co.
(quar.)
Mississippi Glass Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
1
Co.,
1
91 Vic
(quar.)
Finance
1
27'Ac
—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Smith (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
4-10
6-
4-25
3-31
55-
27'Ac
Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Smith
__—
$1.32
6-
Ltd
preferred
3-31
5-12
40c
$4 non-cum.
4%
4-15
10%
4-15
25c
(quar.)
Sheraton
'
4-
—:
common
3-20
$1.50
preferred
Shedd-Bartush
3-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
17 Vic
__'
4-15
4-15
—
preferred
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
Michigan Gas Utilities
5Va%
preferred
preferred
4.25%
:
4-15
$1.12'A
Pennsylvania RR. Co.
(quar.)_
1
3-31
50c
__—__________
3-23
—_—_____
$1.32
4-25
5-
4-15
$20c
Manufacturing Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Shawinigan Water &
.
$1.32
22c
1
4-15
1
3
$1
in¬
.
4-
5-
3-31
3-31
$10c
(quar.)
Selected American Shares, Inc.—
(From investment income)
Sharp & Dohme, Inc., $4.25 pref. (quar.)__
3
$1
in¬
its
on
4-15-
7-
preferred
A.
$1.72 convertible preferred
$2.12 convertible preferred
1
12-
preferred
class
4-15
4-15
22c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.
Security
3-31
25c
22'Ac
'
B
Seaboard Oil
1
7-15
5-15
6-30
64-
12-15
4-15
•
7-15
4-15
22'AC
3-20
'26'AC
1
-1
22'Ac
$1.30
(quar.)^—
1
6-
4-15
(initial)
1
6-30
6-
7-15
(s-a)
6-
52'Ac
4
7-15
4-15
20c
(quar.)
common
6-15
$1
Map Co.
Co., Ltd
&
Seaboard
Co.—
preferred
5c
Electric
Monroe Loan
Society,
non-cumulative
4-30
4-15
4-15
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
50c
3-13
—
$1
$17'Ac
4-13
4.30%
1
4y2%
non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
Peninsular Telephone Co., new com.
3-20
$5c
$4
Corp.
dividend
4-10
3.65%
3
4-
31J{4C
50c
common
10c
preferred
Co.,
4y2%
3-13
$20c
4.90%
Bakeries
1
4-
4-15
$1.25
(quar.)
5c
——
Michigan Gas
Montana
8
Co.
Co.,
Sheraton
Stock
(quar.)———
———
Canada,
Machinery
$$1.25
Oil, 4% pfd.
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.—
6% partic. preferred
(partic.)
Messenger Corp.
of
Telegraph
Co. (quar.)
Pacolet Mfg. Co., common
5%
preferred (s-a)
4-17
Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)__
Antonio Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)—
Scovill
4-15
4-25
12'Ac
Packard-Bell
4-15
1
$4
—
4-
100%,
5-
$1.10
(quar.)
4-
&
1
20c
Paul
$3.40
3-31
$5
(quaj,).
t
4-15
50c
pfd.
(quar.)
Telephone
1
12-
preferred A (quar.)
5Vt% preferred A (quar.)
Scott Paper Co.—
4-15
—
1
20c
4-20
5-15
$1
(resumed)
$4.50
preferred
1
9-
12-15
5A%
6
$1
1
Cnomical Corp.—
Co.
Lighting,
6-
9-15
$1.25
(Ed.) & Co., common
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.—
3-31
4-30
•_
5-
_
3-31
4-15
25c
5-
(quar.)
Corp.
Midland
4-15
4-10
$20c
__________—..—
Electric
&
4-
$1.31'A
(s-a)
—
a
$1.25
$1.25
Schenley Industries, Inc.
6
$1.12'A
Finance Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)——__
Gas
4-13
$$1.75
$1
dividend)——
Frontenac
4.40%
11-
$1.50
4Vi% conv. preferred 1951 series
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
Maytag Co., $3 preferred (quar.)
McColI
Extra
$1.25
4-
20c
1
preferred
Terminals
2.
(quar.)
Class
4-17
4-13
40c
(quar.)__
com.
1
5-
15c
15c
$1.06'A
(quar.)_
(s-a)
by
Coast
Pacific
50c
283Ac
______
(resumed)
2nd
non-cum.
4-
(quar.)
Scarfe
3-31
(quar.)
preferred
5
4-24
$50c
A
Sanborn
50c
Co.
6-
Ry.
Diego Gas & Electric,
5%
preferred
(quar.).
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
3
4-15
Products, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Coast Co., common (resumed)
1st
31 Ac
——
Ltd.,
(quar.)
1
A
San
3-31
Co
Paper
(quar.).
Francisco
4-
7-
$1.06
(quar.)
Schuster
Products,
Elevator
Oxford
$L25
(quar.)__
received
Otis
Ltd.
4-19
4-15
preferred
St.
3-31
&
preferred
Corp.,
pfd.
3-26
4-15
10c
preferred
4-
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
_______
Steel
-4-15
$1.50
preferred
3-31
4-15
—
Gas
$1.12'A
convertible
4-24
$1.02Vi
common
B
3-26.'
convertible
4-20
90c
Electric, 4% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__—a
Corp., 4'A% conv. preferred (quar.)
7%
12-22
62'/2C
Massachusetts Investment Trust—Quarterly paid out of dividends
terest
4-10
6
$1.20
Co.
5'A%
9-21
1-2-54
class
4-15
convertible
75c
preference
Chemical,
37'Ac
5-15
Co.—
A (quar.)
17'Ac
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
Airlines, Inc.—
convertible
3-31
(quar.)
San
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Noxzema
1
common—_____
$1.05 convertible preferred
4-24
15c
-
preferred
Northwest
7-24
11-
<quar.)___
Service—
$4.10
5-15
4-15
5%
3
1
1
'
5%
3
4-
_____
preferred
4-
4-
5-
Martin-Parry Corp. (resumed)
Maryland Casualty Co.—
$2.10
4-15
4-
22 Vic
—
(quar.)———_—:
&
Realization
Semi-annual
25C
Inc.
Saguenay Power Co., 4'A%
4-17
4-14
4-15
(quar.)
Maritime Telegraph &
Telephone Co., Ltd.*—
Common
Marshall
4-30
4-14
$1
Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp.
(s-a)
Marine Midland Corp.-—
4(4% conv. preferred (quar.)
Mar-Tex
$3
$1.13
5-
6-
$1.183/4
5%
Engineering Works
Public
Avenue
Louis-San
$1.06'A
$1
(quar.)
Fund,
St.
5-
(quar.)
Ontario
(quar.)—
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
Convertible priority
7-20
4-16
8-
25c
(quar.)
62 '/2C
common
1
8
$3.50
—
Co.
Northern Pacific Ry. Co
Northern States Power (Minn.)
Pacific
(stock
Lawrence
preferred
$1
.——
Co.
St.
preferred
1
ll'Ac
—
(quar.)
(R. H.) & Co., 4'A% pfd. A
preferred B (quar.)——-—
(R.
4-15
4'A%
4-15
3-24
4-
10c
(quar.)—,————:—-
preferred
3-23
1
5-
4 »A %
1
6
4-15
Refractories
Fifth
4-15
933Ac
Bearings Corp.—
(accum.)
American
5-15
1
$1.02 V'2
H
_
25c
preferred
series
(quar.)_____„_
preferred series I (quar.)
Plywood Corp.____,
——-v—
Russek's
Indiana
8
(quar.)__
5%
55c
3-31
Northern
37 Vic
*5%
Mahon
1
4-15
(quar.)
Association—
Northern
Lyon Metal Products—
Madlng Drug Stores,
5-
$15C
Ltd.
Electric
1
6-
10c
Royal Typewriter Co., common (reduced)—
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)—
Russ Building Co., 6%
preferred (accum.)
4-
25c
(quar.)
(Ky.) com.
(quar.)
5% preferred $25 par (quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd.-
4%
1
4-27
5-
(quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric
5% preferred $100 par
Macy
&
$4.80
_____—_________
preferred
5-
5-15
4-15
6%
C.)—
Pipe Co.—
preferred (quar.)_____——.—
8%
preferred (quar.)_
8%
preferred (quar.)
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)_
6%
5-15
60c
1
$1.25
com.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.,
37'AC
(quar.)
Norma-Hoffman
North
Joint
Gas
(quar.)__——
common
5-
4-
8%
preferred
Roddis
4-15
25c
(quar.)__;
4-15
4-15
10c
Preferred
1
4-15
H5c
I.)
5-
1
$1.12'/a
;
Greenville
(R.
$1.183A
5-
96'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)__
4-30
25c
Finance
4-15
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 33A% preferred (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry., 7%
guar,
(s-a)
4%
adj. preferred (quar.)_
3-31
25c
preferred
1
preferred
4-10
6-
56c
(quar.)—,—^cyr-
5-
4%%
4-25
1-
(quar.)
preferred F
4.10%
preferred
1
4-30
30c
Insurance
Gas
4%
$1.183A
_
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life
Common
Common
1
Payable of Rea.
Corp.—
5-
_
(quar.)
Telephone,
Brunswick
11-
3-16-''
4-16
Share
Electric
5-15
10c
______
Class A
5%
Co.,
4-15
5-
75c
—
(quar.)
43A%
$37y2c
Gas &
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
4-13
pfd.
50c
,
Stores
Lynchburg
Meter
4'A %
Rochester
Holder%
When
Per
Name of Company
4-30
75c
Quarterly
Quarterly
*4%
Neptune
$2.40
5
4-25
$7'AC
(quar.)
Lincoln Telephone &
Telegraph, com.
Mica
5-
preferred
Brothers,
11-15
$12'Ac
—
Tire
Brothers, Ltd.
Liberty Life Insurance
Quarterly
Lock
4-30
Co.,
1
5-
Monday, April 6, 1953.
.
HolderI
Payable of Ree.
35$
—
Lewis
5%
1
Ltd.—
Lees (James) & Sons
Co., 3.85%
Lehman
Corp.
Local
5-
45c
——.—
Lincoln
Neisner
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
4 Va %
4%%
12-15
5%
(quar.)
Leece-Neville
Lerner
12-15
25C
Rubber
Extra
12-31
25C
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
B
Neiman-Marcus
12-31
25c
preferred
A
9-15
$3
(quar.)
Bryant, Inc. (stock dividend)
Langendorf United Bakeries, com.
Class
9-15
(s-a)—
fffarterly
Quarterly
Laurentide
9-30
9-30
When
_
Share
Starch Products, $1.40 pfd. (quar.)
National Steel Car Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Naugatuck Water Co. (s-a)
15c
Lone
$1.80
6-15
' '<■
National
15c
—
(quar.)
(M. H.), Inc.,
Machine
6-30
15c
1-'.
_
(quar.)_
Per
Name of Company
6-15
15c
—
(quar.)
A
6-30
15c
(quar.)
B
Class
.
BolderI
Payable of Ree.
15c
(quar.)
A
Cl&sr
j'
When
Share
.
-
4%
Aircraft
Tower
preferred
Co.
&
(s-a)_—___——
Steel-,—
—
50C
20C
5-15.
_
4-26
'V 50c
4-16
4-
4-22
4-15
4-13
4-
(increased
quar.)—_
10c
(Cleveland)
(quar.)__
25C
•
6
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.
Number 5209...
Volume 177
1
4-10
4-20
tl5c
General Investment Trust—
Canadian
Third
5-
4-10
1
4-30
4-15
(quar.)
—
Thor Corp.
6-25
preferred
$2.55
3-30
Title
Co.,
Edison
Toledo
4.56%
7
July
4-13
4-
1
17 Vac
4-28
4-
8
(2)
6-
1
5-15
covering
two
$1.14
6-
1
5-15
purchase
of
5-
1
4-10
20%
Utah,
8-
5
11-
5
$1.12 Va
4-15
3-31
J $1.75
4-15
3-31
25c
4V2% preference (quar.)
Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
4-15
4-
Co.,
$4.50
$3.50
United
United
held)
shares
-
S,
U.
S.
1
preferred
4'/a%
Corp.,
,
Rubber Co.—
4-15
4-
2
5-
1
4-15
3-13
75C
■
,
3-13
4-10
2
3-20
5-
30c
62VaC
3-20
5-
"' $2.50
1
4-
3
37V2C
5-
1
4-
25c
;50c
4-
7
3-17
4-15
3-26
4-15
3-26
4-
3-20
4-
7
7-
22V2c
is-a)___
7
1
;
5- 1
4-15
10c
17V2C
4-15
4-15
$1.50
v50c
35c
5-15
4-15
5- 1
4-28
■
30c
15c
I2V2C
4-11
5- 1
5- 1
3-27
Valspar Corp., common
(quar.)
—
$4
convertible
preferred
(s-a)—_—__
preferred (s-a)
:
Wire—
—_—
Uqited Stockyards Corp., common (quar.) —
,70c convertible preferred (quar.) —
United Stores Corp., $6 preferred
(quar.)—
United Wallpaper Inc., $4 pfd.
(quar.)——*
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co,, Inc., com. (quar.)
Upson Company,
(quar.)—
preferred A
common
6%
Enterprise,
Valcar
.
(quar.)
Camp
Sea
Van
Dorn
Iron
Corp.
Vinco
i
—
preferred
(quar.).
Co.,. 7% preferred (quar.)
Co.,. 4V1.% pfd. (annual)^
Walker & Co.
(quar.)—
—,
Walker (H.)-GOoderham & Worts, Ltd.—
6%
Railroad
Wabash
Pictures,
Brothers
Warner
New
1
Warren
Brothers
Co.,
,
44-
1
1
4-
8
retired
3-27
7-17
4-10
3-31
(quar,)
4.10%
1
Ltd.,
5- 1
5- 1
4-24
4-10
1
4-15
$1.05
„* 4-15
3-16
4-15
3-16
-
'4-15
3-13
4-15
3-13
5- 1
6-15
6-
''
30c
9-15
9-
8
—
12 V2c
4-15
3-18
common—i—
60c
4-15
3-26
Co.——
B.
$1.25
7- 1
6-11
75c
4-15
3-20
(quar.)_
(quar.)——_—;
$1.43%
$1
5- 1
5-1,
4-17
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)—_
25c
37V2C'
Whiting
•*
6%
Wilton
10c
.:
5-
4-
1
1
4-
4-15
■
1
4-
4-15
4-15
0
4-15
4-30
$1.50
(quar.)—
pfd.
6%
Electric Power,
Wisconsin
—-
(quar.).
Co.
Woolen
'
5%
Service
Public
Wisconsin
Gas
Southern
&
\
20c
Ltd.,
Jr. Co.
——'
(Wm.),
Monthly
Monthly
6%
6%
York
Cab
conv.
conv.
Co.,
County
Gas
•Transfer books
__
_
(quar.)
_xLess
y
„
income
Jamaica
payment
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
1.5
.
1977
due
115,000
—
stock
series
(par
/
•
$25)
1
100,000 shs.
80,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
J—
$20)
(par
t
;
2,000,000
2,500,000
—
(non-callable)
note
preferred
stock
1,000,000
1,000,000
-
280,000 shs.
unlimited as to amount, may be issued '
restrictions aet forth in the indenture.—V. 177,
debentures,
certain
1,
Redemption—
1,
1,
Payment
1976.
redemption
for
sinking fund
for
purposes
$512,000 of its general mortgage bonds, 4Va%, series
1976 and first mortgage bonds, 41/2 %• series B, due
next,
Nov.
called
has
company
101% %
at
interest will be made
accrued
plus
by The Chase National Bank of the City of New York.
expenses.
Net
Net
Nebraska
A.
Evans
&
Greene
&
of
—V.
Corp.
T.
Co.—,
—
—
—i———
*
S.
Armed
new
a
Forces.
established
of
areas
usage
vehicle."
unique
this
of
1414.
p.
(Va.), River Edge, N. J.—
Commission—
March 20 filed
on
a
letter of notification with the
75,000 shares of common stock to be offered at $1 per.
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for working!
covering
1.5
1.5
company
30
filed
a
registration
SEC
wi V
statement
to the payment o
and the balan
- "
intends to apply part of the proceeds
WRherbee Sherman Corp.—Calls 6% Bonds—
The
its
called
has
company
outstanding first
for
redemption on April 30, 1953, alitor
income bonds due May 1, 1963
6%
mortgage
100%
and accrued interest. Payment will be made at the Guaranty
Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
* :
: •
1.0
1.0
The
Co.,
—-
March
1.0
1.0
——
on
$6,300,000 of short-term bank loans now outstanding
to its 1953 construction program.—V. 177, p. 1414.
1.0
Brewer & Becker—
corporation
The
1.5
MoKinney-Ohmart Co., Inc.
Mohawk
Valley
Investing
Small-Milburn
U.
Vice-President, said: "We expect this new design
power to broaden substantially the present market for
covering its bpnd and preferred stock financing propos 1
As
previously reported, the company proposes to issue and sell at
competitive bidding, $8,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due May \
1983,
and 30,000 shares of preferred stock,
(cumulative, $100 par*.
Securities
Co., Inc
the
for
an¬
powerful
SEC
1.0
The
was
-
.
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Registers With
Long Investing Company...
Rouse,
Jeep
major
the
Mason,
Henderson & Co
C.
>
capital/
Co.,
&
Columbian
•
Lyons,
corporation
SEC
share,
1.5
Waggenseller & Durst, Inc.
The
occupations,
civilian
1.5
&
Horner
—!
Inc.
in
corporation.•
this
Winchester Industries, Inc.
1.5
Scott,
workhorse
by
is designed to utilize the company's more
"Hurricane"
engine recently
incorporated in
farms, in industry, in service station operations, in forestry,
mining and oil prospecting, to mention just a few
177,
The
,
Rauscher-Pierce
31
,
Jeep, first major change in this
making peacetime automotive history
began
Files With Securities and Exchange
Snider
Ranson-Davidson
March
E.
these
The
The
it
fire-fighting,
1.5
Co.—
&
Wright,
:
^
Universal
the
since
military
Jeeps on
for
Co.,
Ladd
Richards
Prescott,
1,568,431.
Jeep
increased
and
>
1.5%
& Co.—
$2,773,608
1,595,633
year-round
a
on
Gerry
1.5
Chapman
as
new
model
have
Julien Collins & Co.—
1946
four-cylinder
within one year and
to four institutional
below
$2,802,657
822,852
,
of
vehicle
nounced
The
'
$1,410,032
opers.
model
new
in
1,116,926 shs.
'•
ry.
income
1094,
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—New Jeep—
A
civilian
1,200,000-
'■
p.
$8,829,305
6,055,697
"
oper-
1,000,000
1,200,000 shs.
oper.
177,
$8,291,608
5,488,951
Whitehall Fund, Inc., New York—Registers With SEC
The
corporation on March 31 filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering 100,000 shares of capital stock. —V. 175, p. 1484
outstanding
1,200,000
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
•
$4,325,097
2,915,065
$1,201,343
revenues.
operating
$3,826,505
2,625,162
723,304
operating
Ry.
in
1953—2 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
Period End. Feb. 28—
*$2,400,000
fl,000,000
named
EARNINGS FOR FEBRUARY AND FIRST TWO MONTHS
„
Ry.
$642,318.
Inc.
1303.
p.
bond tyi%
accrued and unpaid interest per $1,000
177, p. 146:
principal and
".'•"'u--
aggregate $1,824.83.—V.
1.0
for
7-15
4-15
3-31
5-
1
4-20
•
'
The
The
—V.
$9,312,668
railway.—I.¬
2,542,543
income—
1,002,019
1
5-20
Net
from
7-
1
6-20
Net
ry.
1.
7-20
oper.
from
4-18
Gross
4-10
Net
from
7-31
7-10
Net
ry.
5-
4-15
•—V.
1
177,
p.
rate of
18,359,249
railway-
4,758,820
1,898,828
income—
1303.
dates
are
reported here.
968;
V.
4%, has increased the long-term debt of the com¬
to $20,000,000, with an average interest cost of ap
The
$8,215,604
2,010,628
598,011
$7,241,044
1,646,902
552,141
negotiations
private
studies
1950
1951
1952
$9,455,170
2,794,630
1,110,828
18,448,256
4,783,666
1,856,025
17,956,027
4,855,155
1,630,801
dated March 5,
The
in
Warren Corp., Freeport, N.
1
1087.
under
capital for
♦
Mr.
completed on March 31, resulted fro' i
of
accomplishing this financing whi^h
Towne's
annual
report to stockholder
explained, has been used to retire
totaling $7,000,000, and will complete
Chapman
loans,
construction,
a
j
t1^
and
the
provision
additional
of
workl"7t-
anticipated Increased volume of business.—V. 177, p. 239;
an
176, p. 2211.
Y.—Files With SEC
corporation on March
171, p,
&
1953.
loan,
new
Yale
¬
r.
financing of the presently formulated plans for Yale & Towne's ex¬
pansion.
The plans include the acquisition
of new manufacturih-'
machinery and equipment for its present plants and the new on^
now
■
.
methods
various
of
announced
were
14,848,481
3,156,935
986,660
25 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 5,065 shares of capital stock (par $1)
to be offered for
subscription by stockholders at the rate of one new share for each
four shares held, without underwriting.
Unsubscribed shares are to be
offered to noteholders. The offering is being made at $9 per share,
and the proceeds used for working, capital.—V. 173, p. 1420, 1280 and
The
Yale
proximately 3.4%, Mr. Chapman revealed.
'
'
-
(J. C.)
non-residents' tax.
at the source. Non¬
announced by Gilbert W. Chapman, Presi¬
& Towne.
The new loan, at an interest
was
of
dent
V.
this dividend.
materials
its
sions, it
—
railway
oper.
additional $10,000,000 on a
improve and expand the productive facilities
handling and hardware products divi¬
to
gram
of
outstanding, bank
From Jan. 1
4-30
50c
1953
from railwlay—
March 31 with an institu¬
on
an
20-year promissory note, to finance its long-range pro.
pany
February—
arranged
tional investor to borrow
an
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
Gross
Manufacturing Co.—Private Placement
Yale & Towne
1199.
p.
has applied to the Massachusetts Department-j of
authority to issue the 20-year mortgage bonds./to
of its outstanding indebtedness.—V. 174, p. 2236. ,
for
r-rThis company
of organization
177,
..
Utilities
help retire some
Co.—To Increase Stock—
i
sale.
company
Public
vr
bonds through com¬
plans to issue and sell $3,000,000
company
petitive
proceeds are to be used
order authorizing this company to amend its
and by-laws so as to increase its authorized
shares of
no
par capital
stock from 2,000,000 to 2,500,000 and to
solicit stockholder approval of such amendment, which is to be voted
upon at the May 18, 1953 annual meeting. Utah states that its con¬
struction program is expected
to require $42,000,000 of expenditures
during the years 1953-55, which in turn will require the sale, of addi¬
tional
securities, including common stock. Any such common stock
financing will be the subject of a future application to'the Commission.
6-
tax.
—Files With SEC—
without underwriting. The net
etc.—V. 176, p. 1808.
The SEC has issued
certficate
8-
tax.
or
Worcester Gas Light Co.—To Sell Bonds—
on
Utah Power & Light
37V2C
-
holders of record
Previous published dates were Incorrect.
Corrected
Nov.
working capital,
4-30
(quar.)
income
*
i
1,000,000
1199.
utility
Investors'
$2,500,000
Hill
5.0
—
Latshaw——
unit,
per
for
37%>c
—
in U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian
tPayable in Canadian Funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
Less" British
Outstanding
$3,725,000
debs,
fund
—-
to
due
March 27 filed a letter of notification with the
SE'C covering 40,000 shares of non-convertible preferred stock (par $ll
and 80,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
to be offered in
units of one share of preferred and two shares of common stock at
25c
—
tPayablft
a
dividends
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
—
1980—
dividend
B,
$15,018,423,
was
income was
net
Farwell,
&
corporation
20c
(quar.)
not closed
436,180.
at
quarterly
pays
1971
secured
1959
May
4-15
1
25c
—
Co.
United for 1952
per share.
Clement
Harris,
&
Unitelko, Inc., N.
25c
—*
common—'
preferred
preferred
1
8-
25c
(monthly)
—
5-
U5c
common
*
Yellow
4-15
3-31
2V2c
(Alexander),
Wrigley
1
4-15
,
2^c
Common
Wood
5-
$1.25,
-----
Appliance Corp.
Inc.,. common—
Boats,
Wizard
'
Corp.
(quar.)—_—,—
^preferred
Wisconsin
a
operates
Iowa,
$1.43
8.5
6.0
5.0
■&
177,
sinking
serial
The
4-17
15c v. 5-15
(quar.)—
Rubber
Brothers
Whitehead
16.0%-
Christopher & Co.—
C.
The
—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
lien
EFFECT
1980—
on
telephone
12
utility
Missouri,
5.0
——
Uhlmann
5
r.——
Union Telegraph Co
prior
estimated
Western Maryland Ry.—Partial
to the
the com¬
and
gas
electric
and
underwriters
Co.——
Co.——
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
..-Co.^Inc. —-————-—'
$5
4%
with
and
powers
principal amount due
^Issued March 5, 1953
'•
Co
&
Fairman
—V.
.
$1
30c
preferred (quar.)_—_____
5%
Western
1953.
Republic Co.——
Mason, Moran
Newhard, Cook
3-16
common
Tablet & Stationery,
Western
is
4-10
——
Lumber
Western
$1.12V2
"
Co.—
of
or
Ellis & Simmons-2.5
Securities Corp.2.5
Cruttenden & Co.———
2.5
Estes & Co., Inc.————
2.5
Reinholdt & Gardner—
2.5
Stern Brothers & Co.—
2.5
Beecroft, Cole: & Co.——.*
2.0
R. S, Dickson & Co., Inc.—
2.0
Grant Brownell & Co.—j.—
2.0
The Illinois Co._—_—
2.0
4-15
t50c'
separate dis¬
23,500 square
1980
p.
on
its common
in 1939, and since
of $1 per share.,
company
Arkansas,
City
4-10
A
Common
1
Oregon
Washington,
of
areas
presently
1971—
due
•Additional
Blunt,
4-15
due
due
subject
dividends
$100,000
1,
Ohio Co.
Inc.
1
4-
$1.02V2
holding
$5,183,882,
was
Langley & Co
C.
Sills,
4-15
4-15
t35c
(accum.)
Western Life Insurance Co.,
class
$2.50
(quar.)——
A
Securities
Insurance
Western
class
1952
'<>li
McDonald
4-24
(quar.)—
of
Jan.
Central
3-31
17V2c
,
preferred C (quar.)-,
preferred
$1.40
(quar.)
B
GWfceas,
Western
,
4';
a
Carolina,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—_
Penn Power Co.—
preferred
4.20%
preferred
the
during
$10,000,000
due
Common
severally
agreed to purchase f.om the company such shares of addition common
stock as are not subscribed for upon exercise of warrants, In the
respective percentages indicated below:
4-17
$1.25
•
50c
;
is
UNDERWRITERS—The
5-11
5-11
4-28
30c
Co
—
Weatherhead Co.. $5 prelerred (quar.)_r—
West Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)—,.——.
West Michigan Steel Foundry
7% prior preferred (quar.)
stock
GIVING
series
$1.20
applied
be
will
business
debs.,
fund
investors.
3-27
4-
sale
paid
due
sink, fund debs., due
sink,
*ExclUsive
1
5-
4-15
* 45c
$1.06 Vt
$1.12V2
has
commenced
it
1973__
4%
1974_;
4>/4% sink, fund deb3., due 1976—
Common stock (par value $10)_—
4-11
5-5
4-15
4-15
5- 1
5- 1
62'/2c
corporation
South
for
revenue
3%%
7-16
5-
.
the
Authorized
4-16
8- 1
30c
40c
20c
from
proceeds
4-15
3-20
Works
4V2%
company
a
as
exchanges in
five
includes
approximately
population
common
series
%%
Cumulative
5 % CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
•
5-20
(quar.)—;
.
West
1928,
in
74
area
present
35/a%
due
.
shares, or approximately two-thirds of
Telephone Co. at $30 per share.
EARNINGS—Operating revenue
net income was $1,140,125,
4-20
4-17
'
net
since
year
Carolina,
ating
;
The
preferred (quar.)————
,
Washington Gas Light Co., common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)—_———
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar.)__——
Oil
the
by
$4,500,000
exceed
bonds
due
B
*4V4%
,
Wyoming.
W.
5%
Waverly
used
Investors
and
1
4-16
4-15
._
common
will
certain
in
through
3
Additional Common
corporation offered on
,
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
Inc.—.
(quar.)—
Co.
be
will
share.
per
series
3%
*
Offers
—
■
174,009
of
every
North
25c
(initial 1
common
service
the
series
Series
while the telephone subsidiaries operate over a wide area
in
Pennsylvania, New Jeisey, Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Kansas and
Arkansas.
Investors
Telephone Company controls six wholly-owned
subsidiaries
rendering telephone service in portions of New Jersey,
$75c
Warner
sale
"
Kansas,
4-10
5- 1
35c
$4.50
Detinning
Vulcan
Inc.
operating subsidiaries,
one
electric
merchandising subsidiary.
The gas
4- 1
37V2c
37Vhc
„
4-
4-15
5-19
10c
preferred (quar.)
Virginia Ry., 6%
4-
•
■
3-20
8- 1
5- 1
4-21
4-15
$2
Food Co; - (quar.)_—_—10c
Works (stock dividend)-—
10%
Van Sciver (J. B.), 5% preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
'5% preferred B (quar.)
*
26c
Vanadium
Corp. of America
(quar.)—2—*;...
60c..
Vermont & Massachusetts RR. Co. (s-a)—
$3 •
Van
cents
3 Va %
(par five cents), of which 34,472 shares
of claims, 25,700 shares to settle
the dividend has been paid at the annual rate
1949
3-20
Steel
$2
—
6%
Steel Corp., Ltd.,
United
&
(quar.U—__
Mining Co.—
of
stock
stock
1
t75c
10c
United
the
incorporated
was
service
total
which
First mortgage
SEC—
1953.
14,
DIVIDENDS—The
6-12
4-
4-10
—
&
pub¬
a
(par $20)
stock
of
expenditures
rendered
The
50
the SEC on March 25 covering
Stockholders—This
PROCEEDS—The
; '
*
April
mon
3-20
4-10
35c
Y.)—
—:
of
$22,375.75
settle
to
Utilities,
to
purchase
4-13
Special
such
CAPITALIZATION
.
10%
20c
20c
—;—4_:
(N.
Co.
2,917,703 shs.
An underwriting group headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co. will purchase any unsubscribed
stock..'"*
'■
V,
*.•
'
••
;
3-16
Trust
March 31 made
on
extensions, additions and improvements
its subsidiaries during
1953.
It is
of
those
telegraph
is
in
6%
on
3
3-23
S.
3,000,000 shs.
centsU
April 1 to its stockholders 319,122 additional shares of
common stock
(par $10) at a price of $16 per share at
the rate of one new share for every 2% shares held on
March 31. Subscription rights expire at 3:00 p.m. (CST):
•
3-23
U,
of
costs
and
DIVIDENDS—The
claims
of
United
4-15
&
10
(par
issued
be
to
Shares
•
and
miles
Outstanding
*
4-15
Refining
(reduced)
preferred
thtt
Service
985.
•
25c
Smelting,
Common
»7%
Offered—Blyth
Co,—Stock
California.
and
4-15
87 Vac
(quar.)_^_—87VaC
S.
U.
properties
phone
,
5-25
1st preferred
to
are
consolidation
of
Puget Sound Telephone Co., Oregon Telephone Co. and Coos &
Curry Telephone Co.
Its head offices are located in Everett, Wash.
The
company
and
its
subsidiaries
are
operating
public
utilities
engaged in the business of furnishing local and long-distance tele¬
and 25,600 shares to be offered in exchange for
$32,000 of 3-year 5% debenture bonds due Aug. 31, 1954. —V. 177, p.
.6-13
non-cum,
proceeds
the
of
BUSINESS—Company
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
letter of notification was filed with
$25,700
$1.12 Va
J
-
stock
85,772 shares of common stock
7
$2
8%
proceeds
share.
per
part
estimated
177, p. 1303,
are
7-
.
(quar.)
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common
4-
5-14
1
6-
7-15
———,
Co.,
Plywood
4-15
50c
—
Lines
S.
U.
its
tricts.
EFFECT
GIVING
U. S. Airlines, Inc., N. Y.—Files With
A
$1.12 Va
A__^—__—_—.
class
to
The
Authorized
4
4-10
4-17
Class B
U.
4-20
:
dividend
Foil Co.,
notification with th6
be offered at par
of
stock
underwriting.
year.
1953.
—V.
3
4-
1
5-
200%
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)United Specialties Co. (quar.)——
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty (quar.)___
.
4-20
25c
*6%
Stock
$30.75
defray
to
tons per month.
The
ton of up to,.1,000,000
first proposal is 3,000
the purchase at $5 per
letter
a
common
4-20
Printers &
United
U. S.
5-15
5-15
125c
Jersey
New
United
Co.
the
pyr.te products containing 36%/ iron and 42%
of
Common
4-20
5-15
:—
(initial)—
RR. & Canal (quar.)—
Publishers Inc. (quar.)__
Shoe Machinery, common(quar.) _—
United
volumes
under this
proposal Is
Telephone
PROCEEDS—Net
to
from Combined Metals Reduction
pyrite sale proposals.
These are
iron
at
acres
Idaho.
Authorized
4-20
$1
(One shr. of Niagara Mohawk Power com.
for each 10 shs. held, and one share of
Consumers Power common for
each 20
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beginning
120
tons, pf mill tailings containing approximately
sulphur at a price of $1.50 per ton f.o.b. Bauer,
of from 3,000 to 6,000 tons per month.
Minimum
22%
CAPITALIZATION
87 VaC
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.)
Cigar-Whelan Stores—
preferred
(quar.)
>
„
Fruit Co. (quar.)
Gas Improvement (stock dividend)—
United
develop¬
on
year
contract
alternate
of
without
acquire' merchandise.
Coast
1
92 VaC
—,—-
of America,
Biscuit Co.
$4.50
of
5-15
$1.12Va
dividend
Stock
United
Soda Springs,
the
—
Co, of Missouri—
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Gas Co. of Canada,
Ltd
Union Twist Drill Co., new com,
Union
of
sulphur. Volumes
may vary from 1,500 to 3,000 tons per month.
Minimum tonnage under
this proposal Is 1,500 tons per month. The corporation must commence
acceptance under one or the other of these proposals before the close
5
8-14
11-16
Corp.
Electric
Udylite
5*
5-15
25C
25C
Tobacco
Tuckett
to
filed
19
shares
share),
•
—
Temper Corp.,
True
toinnage
alternate
e
tons
(Dallas, Texas)—<
25c
Juarterly
Quarterly
with
3-31
,
4-15
31V4C.
(quar.)
Products, $1.25 pfd.
Treesweet
used
March
on
4,000,000
per
lic offering of 50,000 shares of common
1,000,000
and
iron
4-
4-15
5c
Trinity Universal Insurance
purchase
Option
expend
must
with
approximately
of
east
miles
four
corporation
commencing
consists
The
annually
property
This
about
37 V2C
<—
A
Common
$5,000
1, ..1953.
$1.06 V4
—
sold.
products
least
situated
Carribcean Air Cargo Line, Inc. (Del.)
Tians
all
at
ment
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
of
4-23
5%
common
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)—___
4.25%
Trane
4-20
1
5-
63 3/4 c
(quar.)
Stores,
cents
Co., Inc., (as sole underwriter)
(Continued from page 9)
value
Ltd. (stock dividend)-.
Insurance (Minn.)
(quar.)
be
6-.1 &
4-15
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.
Thrift
corporation
covering
(five
West
25C
25c
Mills
Thomaston
SEC
3-31
$1.14
(quar.)
Bros.
Thalhimer
5-
SI
The
General Corporation and
Investment News
4
15c
preferred
$4.50
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
& Light, $4
4-
4-15
20c
Malleable & Mfg. Corp.
Haute
Terre
Texas Power
West Coast Sales, Inc., Portland, Ore.—Files—
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holden
When
Per
Name oj
47
(1515)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Zenda Gold
The
the
,
as
company
sale
shares
the
—V.
of
will
Mining Co.—Suspends Stock Sale—
on March 23 anounced that on March 21 it suspended *
stock
be
at
176,
p.
any
resumed
negotiations
2441.
for
price. The
at
a
the
price
Alaska
offering
to
of the
be set by
tin
project's
the
remaining 550,095
directors
loan
are
as
soon
concluded.
-IB
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.f. .Monday, April 6, 1953
(1516)
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
fZk-1 ^
ALABAMA
awarded
to
Bond
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
Sale—The
Bond
com¬
group
a
Lynwood, Calif.
Carmenita School District,
«%Tfered April 1—v. 177, p. 1304—
"were
j&h, of Montgomery; Sterne, Agee
Savings Association, of San
fe Leach, of Birmingham, and J. &
3ML Daip & Co., of Minneapolis, at Francisco, as 3y2S, at a price of
•at price of
100.02, a net interest 100.74, a basis of about 3.37%.
3.39%,
water
system
$20,000 3s,
>$100,000
Jan.
from
1
due
clusive; $15,000 3V4s,
Jan.
Bond
bids
1967 in-
to
-
at
until
office
his
11
interest
(M-N)
payable
*700,000
water system revenue
bonds: $80,000 5s, due on Jan.
1 from 1954 to 1956 inclusive;
75,000 3V4S, due on Jan. 1 from
DELAWARE
at
City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Pinole-Hercules
Sch.
Union
Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif
Bond Sale—The $39,000 build¬
on
will
inclusive; $80,000
3s, due on Jan. 1 from 1961
to 1964 inclusive; $60,000 3%s,
J
Fortune
Union
Humboldt
.
Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
Jan.
on
?
1967
1'-
due
;
1973
1
3.40s,
from
1
Jan.
to
Bond
follows:
Jr.,
from
sealed bids at his office in Eureka
177,
until
Bank
1
inclusive,
1968
to
$295,000
1, 1974
and
County
2
receive ing bonds offered March 17
will
Clerk,
building bonds.
Jan.
on
April 13
of
$150,000
Dated March 15,
1953.
due
March
for
and 1975.
ARKANSAS
Due
1955
QQuachita County, Camden School
to
the
$100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 31 — v.
177,
1415
y
,
.
—
Due
.
bids
;group
County, Calif.
his
11
B.
—
office
a.m.
ing
—
v.
1304—were awarded to
a
P.
Morgan
bonds.
Due
i
$1,340,000 build¬
composed of J.
at
Sch.
tal
Dist.
in
Santa
(PST)
on
on
J. S. Strauss
Ana,
7
1, 1953.
May 1, 1954 to 1978 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. .Legality to be approved
by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los
Angeles.
1 V
Kern
Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.28, a net
^interest cost of about 2.44%, as
.follows:.
$440,000 2^4s. Due
on May 15 from
incluisve.,
>
900,000 21/£s. Due on May 15 from
1954 to 1962
r.
1963 to 1977 inclusive.
County
1973 inclusive.
Joint> Union High
California
Bond Offering—Vera K. Gibson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(CDST) on
May 5 for the purchase of $17,000,000
building
bonds, i Dated
June; 15, 1953. Due on June 15
Bakers field
Kern
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Bond Offering—Harold J.
City Sch. Dist^
County, Calif.
.
Bond Offering—Vera K.
Gibson;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bids until 11
5
for
the
Building
1953.
€o
bonds.
Due
1963
interest
a.m.
(CDST)
on May
$1,545,000
Dated June 15,
purchase
on
-
June
of
15
from 1954
inclusive.
Principal
payable, at
and
<J-D)
the
County Treasurer's office, or at
Abe option of the holder, at the
IBank
of America
National Trust
a& Savings: Association,: San Fran«cisco or Los Angeles, or at the Fisical Agency of the District in New
mYork City or Chicago,.
Legality to
Be approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
the
building
1953.
to
purchase
bonds.
Due
1983
on
of
the
the
Los
1954 to
/
Not
4
(P. O.
bids until 9
receive
sealed
Oct. L 1952. ; Due on Oct. 1 from
to 1982 - inclusive. - Principal
1955
National
Uncas-Merchants
Norwich,
North
Bond
May
interest
and
inclusive.
Ind.1'
Indianapolis,
" v
City Controller,1 will receive seaW,
ed bids untilf 10 a.m. (CST)
onApril 10 for the purchase of $150,-^
000
department ofpublic parka
fund
notes.
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Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Note Sale—The issue of
notes
awarded
a
26
was;',.
composed
group
Indiana National
/
$1,500,-*-j
March
offered
to
or
re¬
Bank
The warrants
1, 1953.
Principal
(M-N) payable at
Bank, American
Co.,.
,.
office
of
(P. O. Glen Ellyn), III.
the
April 1,.
30, 1953. Prin¬
of
Treasurer
Jeffersonville
Bond
,
the?
School
Offering
Ind.
City,
C..
Curtis
—
Board"
Trustees, will receive?
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
April 10 for the purchase of $171,-000 building bonds. Dated April 1,.
1953. Due semi-annually on June
of
DuPage County Sch. Dist. No. 41
dated
are
June
School Board.
Coombs,
ILLINOIS
on
cipal and interest payable at the-
Secretary
of the
School
and
Dec.
from
30
1954
1963:
to
inclusive. Interest J-D. Legality tab
be approved
&
by Ross, McCord, Ice-
Miller, of Indianapolis.
<
Marion
'
County (P. O4-
j
Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond Offering—Roy T. Combs,.
County Auditor, will receive seal-t¬
bids" until 10 a.m. (CST) on
'
April 15 for the purchase of $210,-*- ^
000' juvenile
center-1953
bonds/'>•
ed
177,
a
p.
1415
—
County Sch. Dist. No. 45
(P. O. Streator), III.:
National
at the Hart¬
as
follows:
The
awarded, to
composed of Glore, For& Co., Lee Higginson. Corp.,
W. E. Hutton & • Co., and Bache
& Co., till of New York
City, as
2Y4S, at a price of 100.10, a basis
group
gan
of about
2.23%,
$275,000 3s.
1954 to
Due on: Nov. 1 from
1958
350,000 2*4s.
:
inclusive.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1963 inclusive,
Due
on
(P. O. Wilton), Conn.
Offering—Edith R. Greg
ory, -Town,; Clerk, .will
receive
Bond
and
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Sale—The $550,000
sewefr.
bridge
bonds
offered
;t
Marcht/
24—v. 177, p. 1304—were awarded!
to Quail & Co., and
White-Phil^
lips Co.; both of Davenport, joint-*-,
ly, as follows:
7 :
.
$75,000
bonds,
as 2V2S.
475,000 bridge revenue bonds, aJ
3V2S and 3%s.. 1
!•<.
sewer
;
on
-
-
The $45,000'
fire
department and street im-^V'
provement bonds offered the same?
day
were
awarded to
Co., of Davenport,
as
Morrisey
2%s.
Nov. 1 from
Cedar Falls
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
.
.
—
*
Nov. 1 from
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
535,000 23/4s. Due
Interest M-N. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$88,000
Indep. Sch.. Dist., I owe£ '
Bond.
Offering—Agnes Hansen,.
Secretary of the Board of Di~
rectors,
Wayne County Community Consol.
School District No. 17 (P.O.
Fairfield), : III.
1
Bond
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^Additional Sale
school bonds was sold to Ballman
.
Burlington, Iowa '
-
240,000 2V2S.
were
v
IOWA
LaSalle
&
$1,150,000
school bonds offered April 2—v
—
will
receive
sealed
bida
until 2 p.m.
(CST) on April 14 forthe purchase oi l $275,000
school
building bonds. Dated May 1,1953*
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Due
semi-annually from Nov. 1* JMay 1, 1973 incl. Principal
and interest payable at the
School {
Treasurer's office.
Legality to bo-1
approved by Chapman & Cutler*'
1954 to
.
&
Main, of Chicago, and the Fair¬
field
National
Bank, of Fairfield,
jointly,, as . 3s, 3Y2S
and
3%s
sealed bids at the office of Davies, Dated Feb. 15, 1953. Legality ap¬ of
Chicago.V,::
Hardy,- Schenck & Soons, Room proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Dows Indep,-*Sch.
1510, 1 Wall.,Street,. New. York ot St. Louis. The bonds are pari:
Dist.,.Iowa
City, until. 2:30 p.m. (EST) on of the $105,000 issue authorized at
Bond Sale—The $140,000
buildsan election in January.
April 9 for the purchase of $387,
ing^onds offered March 30 We
.
;
of"£,:
Bank,. '
all of Indianapolis, at 1^% int.
1953. Due
Delaware, Dover. Legality to be
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
& Washburn, of New York City.
Haven, Conn.
Sale
Wilton
(PST) on April 7
for the; purchase of $196,000 water
works improvement bonds. Dated
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Cornelius V.
.
a.m.
series B
May 1 from
the Farmers Bank of the State of
'
Los Angeles), Calif.
County Clerk, will
—
Cole, of Hartford.
the
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
on
Bond
Ostly,
at
1973
Dated
&
pany, Hartford. Legality to be ap¬
proved by Robinson, Robinson &
Angelas County Water Works
District
offered
ford National Bank & Trust Com¬
Principal and
payable
County Treasurer's office.
Due
J Company,
Bank of
$30,000,000
interest* (M-N)
school-1951,
bonds.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,400.Trust Depart¬ 000
building bonds was sold on
ment, 777 Main Street, Hartford, March 26 to a
group composed of
until noon (EST) on April 14 for
Northern Trust Co., William Blair
the purchase of $550,000 school
& Co., Blunt Ellis & Simmons, and
bonds. Dated May 1, 1953. Due on
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., all
May 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. of Chicago, at a price of 100.02, a
Principal and interest payable at net interest cost of about 2.62%,
May 1,
1 from 1954
May
£.
..
National Bank, Fletcher Trust
Bank of America
Offering
Hartford
Trust
Dated
inclusive.
*
and the Merchants National
ceive sealed bids at the office of
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on
April 7
for
~
Note Offering—John R. Barney,.'
000
a.m.
Bond
,
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Driscoll, First Selectman, will
High School District, from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
Humboldt County, Calif.
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the County Treasurer's office,
Bond Offering—Fred J. Moore,
or
at the Bank of America Na¬
Jr., County * Clerk, will receive
tional Trust & Savings Associa¬
-sealed bids at his office in Eureka,
imttt 2 p.m. (PST) on April 13 tion, San Francisco or Los An¬
geles, or at the Fiscal Agency of
for
the
'purchase
'of
$325,C(00 the District in
New York City or
Building bonds. Dated March 1,
1953. Due on March 1 from 1955 Chicago, i Legality to be approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
int. (M-S) payable at the
County
treasurer's office. Legality to be Los Angeles
County Flood Control
District (P. O. Los Angeles),
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe,; of San
California
,
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Dated
May 1, 1953. Due semi-*annually from Jan. 1 and July 1,.
Treasurer's
Bond Sale—The $80,000 build¬ 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
Principal'
officev
ing bonds offered March 31 — v. and interest (J-J) payable at the
CONNECTICUT
177, p. 1304 —were awarded to County Treasurer's office. Legale
Montville (P. O. Montville), Conn. Vieth, Duncan & Wood, of Daven¬ ity to be approved by Ross, Mc-*Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis^.
port, at a price of 100.06.
Areata Union
Ifrancisco.
Trust
were
—
May 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
1304—were
p.
"
1 from 1954 to
in Los Angeles,
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
(PST) on April 7 for
85,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
the purchase of $40,000 building
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1953.
Due
Henderson County Community Unit
on May 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
School District No. 115 (P. O.
sive.
Principal
and
interest
Oquawka), 111.
(M-N)
payable
at the
County
San Bernardino Counties),
,
the
May
on
$105,000 hospi¬
bonds
177,
as
bids at his office
until 9
School District, Kern, Inyo and
&
of
bonds,
2
the
Sale—The $285,000 build¬
Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco, as 3%s, ing bonds offered March 31—v.
at a price of 101.42, a basis of 177, p. 1304—were awarded to the
Northern Trust Co., Chicago, at a
about 3.33%,
'
price of par, a net interest cost of
Sulphur Springs Union Sch. Dist., about 2.11%, as follows:
Los Angeles County, Calif.
$150,000 2V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
1953 to 1964 inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
50,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Sc
Co., Inc., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, both of New York City, and
to
National
May
Dated
30—v.
awarded
April
Trust
County Local Hos¬
Inyo
construction
March
Smith,
J.
Association,
Bond Sale—The
for the purchase of $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered, March 31
177, p.
Offering
at
until
CALIFORNIA
Bond Sale—The
Union
National
$6,000,000
until
for
v.
pital District, Inyo County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
-Alameda Unified School District,
Alameda
Grove
Savings
Southern
Principal
payable
(M-S)
America
of
14
500,000
capital
improvement1951, series C bonds. Due on
1095—were awarded to the
p.
bids
April
26—v.
awarded to
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &:
Beane, of Indianapolis, as 2Vas, at.
a price of 100.13, a basis of about
177, p. 1304
Mc¬
State,
*
2,000,000
Francisco.
from
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
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&
Orange County, Calif, <
were
.
on
inclusive.
1974
Garden
awarded to
W. H. Satterfield & Co., of Little
Hock, on a bid reflecting a net inlerest cost of about 2.90%,
p.
on
interest
and
-JDist. No. 35 (P. O. Camden), Ark.
Bond Sale—The
(PST)
purchase
p.m.
the
—
on
N.
the
build- ;■
March
bonds- offered
>
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$3,500,000 state highway improveV ment-1951, series C bonds.
Bond Sale—The $296,000 build¬
Offering—Fred J. Moore,
$110,000 3V2S,
inclusive;
on
1965
sealed
(EST)
purchase of
'
due
receive
of
Bond Sale—The $102,900
ing
>
O.
clusive.
Sanger Union School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
High
Secretary
Township Consol*
Corporation (P.
Berne), Ind.
2.09%,--
(State of)
Offering —John
p.m.
1957 to 1960
1
Delaware
Bond
Myers, of Los Angeles.
April 7
build¬ ing bonds offered March 31 — v.
ing bonds.
Dated May 1, 1953. 177, p. 1415 — were awarded to
Due on May 1 from 1954 to 1975 Dean Witter & Co., of San Faninclusive.
Principal and interest cisco, as follows:
(M-S)
payable at
the County $23,000 3s. Due on May 15 from
Treasurer's office. Legality to be
1954 to 1965 inclusive.
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
18,000 S^s. Due on May 15 from
of Los Angeles.
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
(PST)
a.m.
New
May 15 from York
City.
Principal
on
Dowell,
'
Company,
Legality to be approved
by Wood, King & Dawson, of New
ity to be approved by O'Melveny
&
School
York, New York
The First National
Trust
Canaan.
,
Ana
Santa
at
&
inclusive.
1973
Smith,
B. J.
—
INDIANA
Berne-French
New
at
for the purchase of $66,000
elusive, and $10,000 3.40s, due
on Jan.
1, 1974.
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Offering
-
County Clerk, will receive sealed
due on
elusive; $55,000 3V2S, due on
Jan. 1 from 1968 to 1973 in-
'}
,
1965
from
1
on
1964 in¬
to
1961
Cypress School District, ^Orange
County, Calif. - ' "
revenue
bonds:
V
-
of
to
and
the
follows:
as
Principal and
payable at The
(A-O)
or
May 15, 1953. Due
1954
inclusive.
Bank
Clerk,
April 21 for the purchase of $400,000 swimming pool bonds. Dated
National Trust
America
of
Bank
Camp¬
on
will receive
City,
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Bank
sealed
bonds offered March 31 — v.
177, p. 1415—were awarded to the
Due
1973
interest
M.
Offering —H.
City
bell,
$12,000 build¬
ing
posed of Phelps, Fenn & Co., New
York City; Thornton, Mohr & Far-
*eost of about
1953.
to
Bond Sale—The $800,000 bonds
Dated April 1,
April 1 from 1955
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County Treasurer's office.
Francisco.
Montgomery, Ala.
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and interest (A-O) payable at the 682 school bonds.
San
of
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MARYLAND
awarded to Shaw, McDermott &
Co.," of Des Moines, as follows:
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Box ford,
Clerk,
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Qffering—Lucy K. ParkTreasurer, wEl re¬
ceive sealed, bids in care of the
dock &
fered
:
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Quincy, Mass.
$750*000
-
Note
Sale—The
(The bonds
previously of¬
Ecoree Township School District
11 (P. O. Melvindale), Mich.
and
Troy
Township«
(P. O. Clawson), Mich.
Hood Sale—The, $270,000 build?
ing bonds offered March 26 — v.
177, p, 1201 —were awarded to
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chi¬
cago, Qn a bid reflecting a net
interest cost of about 3.88%.
Bppd Sale—The $1,750,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Marchi 30 —v.
177, p. 1416—were awarded to a
The bonds are dated April
syndicate headed by the First of
1953." Due on Jan. 1 from 1954
Michigan Corp., Detroit, at a price
Pf 100:001, a net interest cost of 1970 inclusive. Bonds maturing
1965 and thereafter are callable
about 3.93%, as follows:
inverse
$1,623,000 4s. Due
notes
Essex County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note Offering—Thomas F. Duffy,
as
count.
Due Nov.
6, 1953.
on
Sept. 1 £rpm[
McDonald-Moore & Co.,
& Co., all of Detrpit;
Shannon
Bellman &:
Somerville, lifass.
County Treasurer,, will receive,
Note Sale—The $500,000 notes
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
7 for the purchase of offered April 1 were awarded to
bonds.
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: : on April
farm
notes. the National Shawmut Bank of
3,040,000 paving and sewer prpj- $100,000 industrial
Dated
April 10, 1953.
Dpe pn, Bpstpn, $t 1.17% discount.
pets bonds.
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April 1, 1954;.
Principal and in-l
Note Offering — The notes are
KENTUCKY
terest payable at the Merchants; dated
April 1, 1953. Due on Nov.
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March 10.)
No.
$325,000; new fire stations bonds.
849,651.26 flood control project
.
on
Oak
Fractional School District No. 11
payable at the Second National to the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust; Ingen & Co., all of Chicago;
Co., and the Rockland-Atlas Bank, ^tranahan, Harris & Co., of To¬
Bahk, of Boston.
of Boston, jointly, at 1.14% dis¬
ledo; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
.
,
Stone, of Detroit.
numerical order
1,
to
in
in
of Jan.
as
1,1957. Principal and interest pay¬
1954 to 1969 inclusive.
offered March 25 were awarded
able at such bank
trust com¬
Street, Boston, until, to the. Merchants National Bank
127,000 3%s, Due on Sept. 1,1970.
pany as shall be designated by the
II a.m. (EST) on April 8 for the of
Other members of the syndicate:
Boston, at 1.09% discount.
purchaser. Legality to be approve^
purchase of $130,000 school, act of
H.
V.
Sattley & Co., Detroit; by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
Salem, Mass.
1948 notes. Dated May 1,1953. Due
Bosworth
&
Braun,
Co.,
Inc., Detroit.
Note Sale—The $750,000 notes
on May 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu-.
Paine; Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Water ford Township Sch. Dist*,
sive. Principal and interest (M-N) offered March 26 were awarded Barcus, Kindred & Co., B. J. Van
Kan,
of $4,214,651.26 bonds,
"V
follows:
proved by Miller, Canfipld, Rad- Royal
Second National Bank, of Boston,
Bond. Offering — Ralph Wulz,
Director- of Finance, will receive
sealed bids untir April 28, for the
purchase
inclusive.
49
111 Franklin
peka.
Wichita,
Mass.
Town
1965
Norwell, Mass,
Sale—The $270,000 school
bonds offered April 1—v. 177, p.:
1416—were awarded to the Sec¬
ond National Bank of Boston, and
Rockland Trust
Co.,
Rockland,'
jointly,. as 2%s, at a price of
1Q0.53, a basis of about 2.43%.
Note
hurst,
to
Bond
MASSACHUSETTS
wiE receive sealed
bids until J0;3$ a.m. (CST) on
April 8 for the purchase of $461,700 water works revenue bpnds.
Dated May i, 1953., Due on May 1
from 1954; to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable,
at the State Fiscal Agency, To¬
City
1954
ton.
.
Topeka, Kan.
from
Principal end interest; payable at
the Second. National Bank of Bos¬
Rockville; Md.
Bond. Sale—The $275,000 water
$63,000 3s. Due serially frpm 1954
to 1963 inclusive.
and sewer fronds • offered March
77,000 3V4S.
Due serially from 25—v. 177, p, 1305—were awarded
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
to John C. Lpgg & Cov of Balti¬
more, on a bid reflecting a net in¬
KANSAS
terest cost of about 3,30%.
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Bond Offering—Edwin R. Jones,
(1517)
(P. O, Route No. 4 Pontiac),
Michigan
Note Offering — Marshall E.
Smith, Secretary of the Board
Education,
will
receive
sealed
i,'
Main, Chapner $ecurities Co., botl^
of
Chicago; S. R. Livingstone,
Crouse & Co., and Siler"& Co.,
bids
both of Detroit.
.
Due op
until
8:30 p.m.
(EST) on
April 16 for the purchase of $50,0QQ nofes. Dated March. 1, T95g.
April 1, 1954. Legality to
be approved by Berry, Stevens &
Flint, Mich.
t
BondL Sale Postponed—The city Moorman, of Detroit.
.called off the scheduled sale on
Zeeland, Mich.
20, X95$i Principal and interest
March 31 o| $3,000,000 water sup-i
Bond Offering—J. H. Holleman,
; payable at the National
Shawmut ply system revenue bonds.—v.
177,! City ' Clerk, will receive sealed
Bank, of Boston. Legality to be
p. 1201.
Another offering will bej bids until < 7:30 p.m. (EST) oh
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
made, although the amount o| April 15 for- the purchase of $285,Pafmer. & podge, of Boston*
bonds will be reduced to $1,000,000; 000 water
supply system revenue\
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Stoughton, Mass.
1953 bonds. Dated h^ch 1, 1953.
Holland Fillmore Townhips Frac¬
Note Sale—An issue of $300,000
Due on March 1 from, 1956 to. 197&
tional School District tyo. 1
revenue notes was sold on March
inclusive. Bond? maturing in
19^
(P.O.Holland), Mich.
24 to the Norfolk County Trust
and thereafter are callable as of
Bond Sale—The, $46,000 general
March 1, 1955. Principal and imCo., pf Dedham, at 1.04% discount!
obligation school bonds offeree)
(Due Noy. 16, 1953.
terest (M-S) payable at a bank or
;
! March 6
v.
177, p. 988 —werp
trust company designated by the
awarded to Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Webster;, Mass,
purchaser.
Legality to be ap¬
Note Sale—An issue of $200,000 son & Curtis, of Chicago, as fol¬
proved by MiUer, Canfield, Pad¬
•
National
Madispnyille, Ky.
holder's
Sale-^The $110,000 water
Bond
.
works
revenue
at the
National
or
Shawmut Bank of Boston.
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+
offered,
bonds
177, p. 1305—were,
Equitable Securi-
Marph 27—v.
Bank, Salem,
option at the
;
4
Note
"awarded to the
Fall driver, Mass,
[ ,
Offering — James E. ISJul,
lins, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bid? until 11 a.m. (EST),
on* April 6 for the purchase of
'3.326*%, as: follows!
;
$1,000*000' notes. Dated April 6;
•$21,000 3s. Due on July 1 from; 1953. Due on Nov. 12, 1953. Prin¬
I960, to 1965 inclusive .
cipal and interest payable at the
25.000: 3V4s. Due on July l from National Shawmut Bank of Bos¬
ties: Corp.,
of par, a
Nashville, at a price;
net interest cost of about
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ton.
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Legality to be approved by
24,000 3% s. Due on July 1 from Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
1972 to 1975 inclusive.: '
Rugg, of Boston.
tax anticipation notes offered On
40,000 3.40s. Due on July 1 from
March 25 was sold to the Boston
Haverhill, Mass.
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<1976 to 1981 inclusive.
Note Sale—The is?Ue of $500,000 Safe Deposit $c Trust Co., of Bos¬
Due Sept.
notes
offered
March
27
were ton, at 1.12% discount.
LOUISIANA
awarded
to
the First
National 25,1953.
Catahoula parish $ch- Dist. No. 12 Bank of Boston, at 1.19% discount.
Wilmington, Mass.
(P. O. Jonesyille), La.
Tfre notes are dated Marclt 27,
Bond Sale—The $572,000 bond?
Bond
1953, Due on Nov. 2, 1953. Prin¬
Offering—A. L. Brooks,
offered April 2 were awarded to
Superintendent of Schools, wilt cipal and interest payable at thq Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Harr
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m. First National Bank, of Boston.
riman Ripley
Co., both of Now
(CST) on May 5 for the purchase Legality to be, approved by York City, jointly, as 3%s, at a
of $68,000
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer 8$
building bonds. Due
price of 100.36, a basis of about
from 1955 to 1973 inclusive.
Dodge, of Boston.
.
lows:
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2.71%.
Lawrence, Mass.
Tangipahoa Pariah (P• 0«
Amite), La.
Bond Sale—The $700,000
.
Offering—Alon
Bond
p.
Secretary of Police Jury, will re¬
ceive
(CST)
11
April 22 for the pur¬
$100,000 public improver
ment bonds, as
son
of
Goldman,
Webber, Jack¬
& Curtis, W. E.- Button & Co.,
all of New York
City,; and Lyons
234s, at a
price of 100.40, a basis of about
follows:
& Shafto, Of Boston, as
$47,0.00 Road District No. 6, bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1954 to
2:70%.
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Sub Road District No. 1
Due on May 1 from
1954 to 1983 inclusive.
53,QQ0
*
May 15, 1953. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
.office of the Treasurer of the
.
Legality
be
to
ap¬
of
Chicago, and Fred G. Benton, of
proved by Chapman & Cutler,
<
2,000 2V2S.
T,
Terrebonne
Parish
District No. % (P. O,
Houma), La.
Certificate Sale—The $26,078.24
certificates offered Marl
.30—v. 177, p. 1305—were awarded
to John Hill, of Port Allen, as 4s,
[at p price of 100.30.
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Auburn, Me.
Allen.
City .Manager, will receive sealed
or telegraphic
bids until 4 p.m.
.
/ron^wood^ School District, Mich.
Notes Not Sold —The issue 0}
and Bainbridge Townships
Fractional School District No. 9
on
March
ter J.
Wor pester), Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of $600,000
anticipation notes was sold on
March 20 in blocks of $300,000
Bond
ceive
Offering—John H. WitherCity
sealed
on
Controller,
bids
until
will
10
re¬
receive sealed
until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
April 14 for the purchase of $250,000 water supply system revenue'
bonds.
Dated Feb. 7, 1953.
Due;
on May 1 from 1955 to 1983 inclu¬
sive. Bonds maturing in 1971 and
thereafter are callable as of May
I, 1955.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the purj
chaser.
Legality to be approved
by Millpr, Canfield, paddock
Stone, of Detroit.
v
City
bids,
Clerk,
wiU
O.
on
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April 14 for the pur¬
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main notes offered March 31 were
Lewiston, Me.
Trondle, City Clerk, will receive
(EST)
on
April 7 for the purchase of
$400,900 ; generph obligation in¬
cinerator bonds; Dated, March 1,
1953. Due on Dec. 1
from 1953 to
1972
inclusive. Bonds maturing in
and thereafter are callable
inverse., numerical prdef as of
1968
Clarence Nel¬
Due
on
April 1 from 1956
Bonds maturing
in 1967 and thereafter4
callable
are
;:
and Otter
Grant
Con. Sch. Dist. No. 8
(P. O. A8hby), Minn.
Bond
Gro.ver,
Offering
8
p.pii
(EST)
of
■
April 8. for the
$150,000 , building
pn
bonds. Dated April 1,19$3.
—
Donovap
District Clerk, will recpiye
sealed bids until
$ p.m. (CST)
April 16 for the purchase of
on
$100£-
000, building bonds. Dated April 1,
1953. Due on April 1 from 1956
to 1983
inclu?ive. Bonds maturing
callable
in 1978 and thereafter aire
as
of
April
interest
anji
1, 1977. Principal
payable at
any
suitable
bank
designated by the successful
Legality to "be approypU
by Dorsey, Cplman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
"
bidder.
County Indep. Consol.
54 (P. O.
t
Sch. Dist, No.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
purchase
Tail Counties Jt,
/ ode p.
,
Spring Grove), Minn.
Bond
street
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
—
1971 inclusive.
Midland), Mich.
East
*
1953.
to
Midland Township (P. O.
.
of
Offering
Houston
a.m.
pf $327,000 public utility
Bond Sale—The $45,625 Special
railway refunding series assessment water bonds offered
Cambridge), Mass.
"R" bonds. Dated April 15, 1953. March 30—v. 177, p. 1416—were
Note Offering
Charles P. Duo on, April 15 from 1957 to 1963
awarded to the Chemical Stat^
Howard,, County Treasurer, will Inclusive.
Principal and interest Savings Bank of Midland, as "&Vzs,
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(A-O)
payable at the current at a price of 100.05, a basis of
(EST) on April 7 for the purchase
official bank pf the City in Chi¬ about 3.49%.
of $61)0,000 nptes. Dated April 13,
cago or New York City or Detroit.
1953. Due on Oct. .29 195$. Prin¬
North Lansing, Delta, Dewitt and
Legality to be approved by Mil¬
Watertown, Township* Sch. Dist.
cipal and interest payable at the ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
No. 1 Frac, (P. O. Lansing $),
Second National Bank, of Bostpn,.
pf Detroit.
Michigan
Newton, Ma**.
Ecorse, Mich.
Bond Offering—Lela U. Taylor,
Nofe Sale—The $1,000*000 nptes
Bo n d
Off e r i n g — Patrick Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
(P.
Bond
O. Route No, 1,
as
of April 1, 1966.
Legality io
Dowagiac), Mich.
be approved by Dorsey, Colman,
Bond Sale — The $70,000
build-; Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Min¬
chase
County
Ind, Sch, Dist. No. 33
(P. O. Barrett), Minn.
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1, 1954 to
Principal and in-, ing bonds offered April 1-—v. 177,
neapolis.
payable at the First Na¬ p. 1416 — were awarded to Wal¬
.
(EST)
Middlesex
Grant County
,
}
April 6 for the, pur7
$350,000 notes. Dated offered March 31—v. 177, p. 1416—
April 7, 1953. Due op March 1, were awarded to the Boston Safe
1954. Principal and interest pay- Deposit Bank & Trust Cp., and the
able at the Merchants National Second National Bank, both, of
Bank, of Boston. Legality to be Boston^ jointly, at 1.124% discount.
[approyed by Storey, Thorndike,
Nqrtcw, Mass.
Palmer & Podge, of Boston.
Note Sale—The $63,000 water
chase
MINNESOTA
April 1, 1969*
Wade, Inc., of Grand Rap¬
be approved by Storey, Thorndike, ids, at a price of 100.024.
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Manistique, Mich.*
Bond Offering—Alex Robertson,
i
Worcester County (P. O.
spoon,
Bank, of Boston.
on
,
Note Offering—Bernal B.
(EST)
E;
DUe
Keeler
,.!
1,
tional Bank, of Boston. Legality to
May % from, 1954 to 1965
Principal and interest
payable at the Second National
Sewerage
sewerage
*■
Offering ;-r- Charles
Smith, Town Treasurer, will
Stone, of Detroit.
April. 1 from
(P.
March
.
Note
on
$63,000 tax anticipation notes of-? son, District Clerk, ;will receive
fered March 30—v. 177, p. 1416—
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
was not sold as jno bids were re¬
April 17 for the purchase of $32ceived.
000 building bonds. Dated April 1,
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tax
inclusive,
.
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Due
are
dock &
Due
1954 to 1968 inclusive.
inclusive.
terest
Due on
Amite.
,
1965
■
bonds
each, at 1.07 discount, to the Na¬
re¬
tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston,
ceive sealed bids in care Of the
and the-Day Trust Co., Boston.
Second National Bank, of Boston,
Due Nov. 20, 1953.
III Franklin Street, Boston, un¬
til 11 a.m. (EST) on April .7 for
MICHIGAN
the purchase of $60,000 school ad¬
Detroit, Mich.
dition notes. Dated May 1, 1953,
Dated
Jury.
V
Manchester, Mass.
-
bpnds.
Police
1953.
r
group
composed
Sachs & Co., Paine,
a.m.
on
chase of
*
until
bids
sealed
school
offered April 2 — v. 177;
1416 — were awarded to a
bonds
Wall,
L.
The
,
$44,000 3s.
v
:
.
Due on
Offering
—
O. J. Sylling,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
16
for
the
(CST), on April
purchase of $390,000
building bonds. Dated May 1,1953..
Due on May 1, from 1956 to 1973
inclusive. Principal and interest
payable
at any suitable
institution
in
the
banking
United
States
designated by the successful
bid¬
Legality to be approved by
Dorsey, Cplman Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis,
der.
Rice County lnd. Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O, Faribault), Minn.
Bond
Sale—The $825,000
;
t
*
build¬
April 1 from, 1954 to 1971 inclu¬ ing bonds offered March 31 —v.
sive. Bonds, maturing in 1958 and 177, p; 1417—were awarded to U
thereafter are callable as of April group composed of Northwestern
1, .1957. Principal and. interest National Bank, Allison - Williams
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust Co., J. M. Dain & Co., all of Min¬
designated by the pur¬ neapolis; Raine, Webber* Jackson
& Curtis, of Chicago; Piper* Jpf(J-D) payable at a bank or trust chaser. Legality* to be approved by
.were 'awarded
to the National
Note Offering—The notes are company designated by the suc¬ Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, fray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis;
Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston, at
Mannheimer - Egan,
Ine., of St«
of Detroit,
124% discount.,
u
t*.
i dated April 15, 1953. Due on April cessful bidder. Legality to be ap¬
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Note
Sale-rThe
$400,000
notes
offered March 30—v. 177; p. 1416—
.
.
awarded to Estabrook & Co., of
Boston, as 2.40s, at a price of
100,17, e basis of about 3-3
in
Dec. 1, f958. Principal and interest
company
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Paul; Woodard-Elwood & Co., of
Minneapolis, and Caldwell, Phil¬
lips Co., of St. Paul, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
2.65%, as follows:
•$280,000 2*/4S.
--
1956 to
Due
1963
440,000 2%s.
1967 to 1978 inclusive.
St. Louis
;
No. 6 (P.O. Route 1, Box 286,
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Bond
2),
Offering
Paul
Johnson,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids" until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
school
April 14 for the purchase of $102,building bonds. Dated April 1,
thereafter
house
bonds
of
cost
about
April 1 from 1956 to
.1971 inclusive. Bonds maturing, in
and
of
as
1955 to
interest
payable
at
1959 to
suitable
any
designated
by the success¬
Legality to be ap¬
bidded.
The
1953
and
.Scott & Barber,
March
of Minneapolis.
price of 100.02,
a
callable
are
v.
Mount Holly), N. J.
basis
and
at
1959
as
000
of
as
street
construction
3s, at
a
of
about
Bond
Sale
at', the
Union
National
;'
Sr.,
1954
Clerk, will, receive
bids until 7 p.m.
(CST) on April 7 for the purchase
of
$50,000 Blacktopping
Street
Town
sealed
clusive.
.
/
1958.
V
MISSOURI
;v
Halls
bonds
Bankers
Bond
$115,000
sold
to
the
Securities
Co.,
was
&
•of
Hannibal, as 2V2s; 3s and 3y4S.
Dated Feb/1, 1953. Legality ap*
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proved' by Charles &
of St. Louis.
Trauernicht,
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Hitenour Con. Sch. Dist. (P.
0•
$125,000
was
sold to
Bank
Due
on
May
1,
1953.
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Note
Jr.,
Offering
City
—
Louis Delorge,
Treasurer,
will
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
April 7 for the purchase of $200,000 notes. Dated April
15, 1953.
on
Dec. 1$, 1953. Principal
Due
interest
and
payable at the 'Na¬
of; Boston.
tional Shawmut Bank,
Legality to be approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.," ;■ ;
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1.339%
March 1 from 1954 to 1973
;inclusive.. Principal
payable at
and .interest
discount.
The
notes
1953. Due
7
Warrant
S
1
a
e
—
An
HCW
issue
Farmers
State
Bank,
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.Great Falls, Mont.:
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 water
cystem revenue bonds offered
lidarch 30—v.
177, p. 1306—were
•
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awarded
to
a
group composed of
;jPiper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Alli¬
son-Williams Co., and J. M. Dain
A
receive
Bond
Offering
of
bids
April
until
13
$40,000
for
1, 1953. Due
8
p.m
the
sewer
pur¬
plant,
Dated April
April 1 from 1954
inclusive.; Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
Haddonfield National Bank, Had
to
on
1970
donfielld. Legality to be
approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood
of New York
Ha worth
City..
School
District,
N.
J.
—
Betty
"
-
•pst J-J,.
a
1
.
■
«
*
^
? J* •"
-*k
v
?****
,
'
t
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
bids
April
from
basis
oJ^ abpuj;^;6Q%,
ceive sealed
V
until
14
for
to
1972
/
A.
a.m.
pur¬
000,000" build ing :; bonds.
a
approved by Mitchell &
of New York
City/;! v."
awarded
to
177,
District No.
1306—were
p.
Co.,
Goldman,
and
1
sealed
(EST)
chase
sealed
on
of
Mac-
11
awarded
April
7
for
1954
to
1982
will
11
the
to
B
until
water
bonds.
Dated
•;
-■
>-
will
receive ?»sealed-,bids until 2
p.m.': (CSTJ ''on'tApril' 2*>f6r. the
purchase
of 7 $13,000 v
building
.
bonds.; Dated/ July 31;;1953. Due
from 1953 to 1968t inclusive:
;
Champaign
.
i
;; '
County/(P~; O*/;/
;
JUbanm);. Okie*. ^'*//\ r
Bend: Offering — C. R.
Bargen,
Clerk of; the 'Board, of
County^
-
p.m.
April
;,
Bond Offering: — Theresa
Betts,
Clerk of the Board of
Educatio»v
Commissioners, wijl receive
bids until
noon*
(EST)
sealed
April 22
for the purchase Of
$630,000 Court
district-1953,
1,
on
inclusive; "Principal-arid' interest
(M-N) - payable" at the Champaign
National Bank;; Urbana;
tor be approved by
Squire/Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland. 4
•
1991
on
April
inclusive.
1
from
1954
.
Legality
&
Cincinnati,rQhis
Bond.
Springs), N, Y.
-
Bond Offering—Walter L.
County- Treasurer,
sealed bids until
Dated
1
1954^ to
Due
1963
able at the Chase
a.m.
New
pur¬
York.
proved
by
.
April
on
•
provement, 'limited
pay
National/Bank,
Legality to
Vandewater,
be
ceive sealed bids until
ap¬
Highland Falls, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Edna C.
Gross,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
$280,000
(EST)
on
April 14 for the purchase of
$617,000 bonds, as follows:
public
series
A of
noon
improvement
1953
bonds.
Due
April 1 from 1954 to 1963
inclusive.
000 water 1952 bonds. Dated Dec.
$232,000
public
series B bonds.
(
t.
;
1978
inclusive^■"
1
-
•
expressways: improve^
merit, unlimited tax, ieferendum-1950 bonds. Due pn
Sept/
1 from l954 to' 1990
inclusive.
improvement
Due
on.
street, unlimited : taxr
referendiuh-1952 bonds/ Due
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 196S
on
.
.
inclusive/';.'
v;: ;
x. / *
equipment,' automotive
780,000"
and
other
improvement, lim¬
ited tax bonds.
Due on
Sept.
1 from 1954 to
1958 inclusive.
400,000
^
parks,
grounds
ters
;
and
parkways,
April
improvement;
cen¬
unlimited
?n'SeptA 1. from
inclusive. -.77
parks,
play¬
recreation
-tax,, referendum-1952
-1 from 1954 to 1958 inclusive! ;f253,000
V
Ir~j>
Sef)t:'T from 1954 to
1,500,000
Legality to be
approved by- Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
& Washburn of New York
City.
on
bonds^
on
3,750,000
Sykes,
Utica, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Nel¬
son,
City Comptroller, will re¬
(EST) on
April 15 for the purchase of $150,-
tax:
Due
•
City.
p.m.
/
$16,000;000 sewerage4 system im-
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
pay¬
„
bids until '
nooii»(EST p orr
April 28 for the: "purchase of
$17,-^
288,000, bonds, as follows:
-
inclusive;
Principal and interest (A-O)
re¬
-
Allen, Director of Finance. wiU, receive
1 p.m.
April 1, 1953.
from
:
/
Offering-rpJames.G. Flick^
receive sealed
will
(EST) on
April 7 for the purchase of $445,000 County Highways, 1953 bonds
H.
1, 1.952. Due on June 1 from 1954
to " 1983 ; inclusive.s
principal and
2
"
7,
House bonds. Dated
May 1, 1953Due on N0v. I from 1954 to"
1973
Due
.
the Chase National
Bank,
York City.
3:30
of
;
/;•? V/Moti); N. Dak;77
a
Sachs
bids
•
price of par;;;;;
a
Saratogp: County (P. O. Saratoga
at
until
as
-
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
inclusive,
Principal, and interest (A-O)
bids
callable
(A-O)
payable at* the
Schenectady. Trust Co., Schenec¬
tady. Legality to be approved by
$201,000 building bonds.
April 1, 1953. Due on April
from
are
Principal and inter¬
School District No." 19 (P. O.
interest
a.m.
Charles
until
thereafter
Principal and
to
re¬
(F-A) payable
bids
on
Hettinger^County, Enterprise
April 6for the purchase
$2,200,000
1953.
of
Dated
1
on
war¬
Due
2%3P
at
"
(EST)
■Hempstead,-Union Free^ Schi Dist:
No.-11 (P; O. Ocean
side), N. Y. I
ceive
Dated April 1,1953.
June 1; 1969."
group composed of
&
Guaranty Trust Company,
York City. Legality-to be
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City; -
Clerk,
; /;
Warrants
(P;0. Poughkeepsie), N. Y.
Dated Feb. 1, 1953. Due on Feb. 1
from 1954 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
District
refunding improvement
rants.
Bond Sale—The $1,725,000 build¬
ing bonds. offered March 31 — v.
on April 9 for the purchase
$4;600,000;v building
bonds.
Goldie,
^
June 1 from 1955 to 1972 inclusive.
a
.
(EST)
—
he
sealed bids until 8 p.m;
(CST) on
April 14 for the purchase of $86,-
400
of
Central School
series
Alastair
District: Clerk,;, will-
Bon d ; Offering
in
,
Pershing,
NORTH DAKOTA
;
to
;
'
basis of about 3.08%,
ceive
of
Legality
School District No. 4
(P:
,
until
Principal
payable
,
Hempstead- Union Freer Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P? O; East Meadow),
bids
1981
on,
interest 5 (M-N)
Ne\y„Yprk City.
$1,200,000
April 1—v.
offered
1417—were
p.
composed
"
sealed
inclusive.
and
,
ceive
7 Dated
May 1 from
Due
1954-. to
Halsey, Stuart
& Co.,
Donald, District Clerk, will re¬
George B. Gibbons & Co., Hornceive
sealed .> bids runtil
1
p.m; blower &
Weeks, Bacon, Steven 4
(EST) on-April 14 for the pur¬ son
& Co., Chas. E. Weigold &
chase- of $660,000 building bonds.
Co., and Ira Haupt & Co., all of
Dated May I, 1953. Due on Dec.
New York City, as
2%s, at a price
1
fromr 1953
to
1981
inclusive. of
100.549; a basis of about 2.70%.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the State Bank of
Albany. Rotterdam (P' O: Vine wood Ave;,
Legality to be approved by VanSchenectady); N. Y.
Bond Offerin&T-William L. Aldewater, Sykes, Heckler- & GaL
heim, Town Supervisor, will re¬
loway, of New York City.
Donald,
his office ia
'1
Poughkeepsie, LaGrange, Pleasant
a
r Larimore),', N. Dak.
0
Valley, Beekman, Unionvale, Hyde
Bend Sale—An-.issue of
$118,000
Park,- Washington, East -J Fish kilt,
building bonds was /sold to the
Wappinger, Pawling-; and - Dover State "Land
Department; a's^
(P-: O; Menands), N. Y.
Offering—James J. Mac-
—
at
.
Aug.
on
inclusive.
Bond
Offering
Easter-
City Housing;•
est payable at
any suitable bank¬
Authority, N. Y.
ing institution in the United States
Note-Sale — The $600,000 notes
designated by the successful bid¬
offered Mar. 31—v. 177, p. 1418—
der. Legality to'^be
approved by
were
awarded
to
the
Chemical
Dorsey, Colman;; Barker, Scott &
Bank & Trust
Co., New York City, Barber, of
Minneapolis.
at 1.50%
interest, plus a premium
Grand'
of $31.
Forks/County ^Special :
; •
Colonie- Common Sch. Dist. No. 15
Bond
bids
May.. 1, 1953.
New- York
11
the
>
E.
Raleigh, until Ml sum. (EST) on
April 14' for the purchase of $4,r
basis
a
Offering:—W.
Kidder, Peamaturing in l957' and
body & Co., Coffin & Burr, Rand thereafter are callable-two years
8t Co., Freeman & Co., all of New prior to theirrespective maturity
York City, as 3.10s, at a price of dates. x'Warrants
maturing in 1972
a
7
1, 1953. Due
1953
;
_
--The
100.15,
100.21,
YORK
Sale
group
chase of $240,000 public improve¬
ment
and
equipment
bonds.
New
<
Bond Sale—The
Allen, a group composed of Hornblower
Clerk, will receive sealed &
Weeks, New York City, Nation
bids until 8 p.m.
(MST) on Apr. 15
.al State Bank of
jfor the - purchase of
Newark,-and An
$9,000 fire
•truck
drews & Wells,
purchase; and
Inc., New York
equipment
i bonds.*
Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Inter- City, as
3.10s, at a nrice of, 100.11
•Town
of
Auburn, Ni Y. '
Offering — Samuel
Bond
able
$425,000 school
building bonds offered April 1—
v. 177, p. 1202—were
awarded to
Three Forks, Mont.
\
on
—
series of.1952 bonds.
all of Minneapolis, on a
reflecting a net interest cost
pf about 2.71%.
177,
New
Margaret E.
Township :Clerk, will
sealed
(EST)
CoM
bid
Offering
Wermuth,
chase
MONTANA
price
cipal and interest
JERSEY
Ellisburg) ,jN. J.
Bond
of
Chesterfield, Dated Jan. 15, 1953.
legality approved by Charles &
•Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
t
;
Delaware Township(P. O.
.
the
CAROLINA
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment' Commission,
will - re¬
$100,000 school
price of 100.33,
bonds
sewer
at the
of
$13^600 -5%
levee
maintenance
tax anticipation warrants
was sold
to
r
,
O.
Chesterfield), Mo.
;
Bond
New York-
April 1,
1953. Prin¬
Dec. <15,
cipal and interest payable at the
;fey the'purchaser. Legality to be First
National. Bank of Boston;
•approved by Charles & TrauerLegality to be approved by Storey,
•Hchtj- of St. Louis., ;
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
St. Louis County, Monarch-Chester•
Boston.
• •;
Held Levee District'
(P.
at'a
V NEW
dated
are
on
bank to, be designated
a
Vandewater,
Galloway,, of
;
County« (Pi
/Durham), N. C.
Bond
Mineola, N. Y.
N; J.
Hanauer & Co., Newark,
New York City.-
Berlin, N. H.
'
Dated
City.
March
Bond Sale—An issue of $78,000 Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
refunding bonds was sold to Kirk¬ able at the City Bank Farmers
Trust Company, New York
patrick-Pettis Co., of Omaha.
City.
1
Legality to be approved by Reed,
NEW HAMPSHIRE :
Hoyt, Taylor, & Washburn, of
Overland); Mot "-/:.
Bond Offering — Edith McCaltister, Secretary of the Board of
Nashua, N: H.
®dueation, will receive sealed bids
Note- Sale—The $300,000 notes-«ntil 8 p:m. (CST) on April 14?for offered
March 31 were-awarded to
the purchase of
$1,000,000 build- the Nashua Trust Co., Nashua, at
bonds.
*
Carrington/N. Dakt
•: Mr30—v. 177, p. 1306—were
Warrant Offering—A. H. Ebenawarded to the Black River Na¬
tier,;.;City;; Auditor, 'Will ; receive
tional Bank of
Lowville, as 21/4S.
&
1202—were awarded
basis of about 3.06%.
1
r
dog
B.
3.10s,
as
Dated)? Feb.
Wisner, Neb.
5
Bond Sale—An issue of
Heckler: &
'
Lowvillea N. Y.
Goodman, City Comptroller, will
/.•••,
Robert E. Schweser Co. of Omaha.
County
.school
<,
Penderi~Neb*-.';■"
refunding bonds
enue
:•'■•:•
Reorganized School
District No. R-VI (P. O.
New London), Mo.
177, p.
to J.
Optional March 1, 1955.
\
electric light and power plant rev¬
ing bonds. Due from 1954 to 1958
»■ -
1—V.
66,000 2% and 2lk% intersection
paving bonds. Due March 1,
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April 7
for. the purchase of $62,000 build¬
•inclusive, '• ; ;■■.
approved - by.
NORTH
bonds.
Bond Sale—The $37,000 general
improvement bonds offered April
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
Municipal Separate
School
District, Miss.:
Bond Offering—A. J. Read, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids
►.
to
1968 in¬
,:1t*' -;■'•
.Picayune
•
1954 to
District ' Paving
April 15 from
1963
inclusive. Op¬
Due
tional April 1, 1958.
and open
bonds. Due from
2.60%
bonds.
-
J. L. Adams,
—
Seaside- Heights,
J
Kirkpatrick-
Co., of Omaha, purchased
$156,000 bonds, as follows: \
$90,000
Gloster, Miss;
The
—
Pettis
3.41%.
Bond Offering
to
.j;--'
7
Durham
Bond Sale-— The
$35,000 fire
(A-O) payable fighting equipment bonds offered
cipal and interest
issue of $64,000
-•
awarded
•
1 from 1954
April
New York
of about 2.96%.
Dated April 1, 1953. Due on Apr. 1
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
McCook, Neb.
Co., of Hazelhurst,
price of 100.23, a
a
be
Sykes,
Co., Buffalo; and Roosevelt
Cross, of New York City jointly,
&
(EST) on
April 14* for the purchase of $60,-
—
3%s,
to
177, p. 1306—were awarded to
Manufacturers & Traders
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
1,.
-
Allen
and
1953 bonds.
1, 1953. Principal
and interest (A-O)
pa,yable at the
City Treasurer's; office. Legality
Trust
Covington County, Collins Consol.
paving and intersection bonds was Trust Co., Mount Holly. Legality
School. District
(P." 0» '
sold to First Trust Co. of Lincoln. to be approve dby Hawkins, Dela¬
Collins), Miss.
field & Wood, of New York City.
Note Sale
The $6,000 school
North Platte-, Neb;'* ■
as
Dated
the
kins, Township Clerk, will receive
March
1, 1958. Interest M-S.:
Bond Sale—An
to
Due'on April
building bonds offered April 1—
Mount"Holly Township* (Pi Ot
-
maturing in
thereafter
Bond Sale-—The
Bond Offering~Edward G. Haw¬
March 1 from
dated
are
(P. O. Sanborn), N. Y.
basis of about
a
3.59%.
follows:
as
March 1 from
on
on
those
MISSISSIPPI
were
paving
sewer of
71963- inclusive. •>;<>!
Lewiston Common Sch. Dist. No. 8
8c. Co., of Newark, as 3.60s, at
auer
1973 inclusive.
bonds
and
proved byDorsey, Colman, Barker,
notes offered Feb. 2
assessment:
sanitary
.
1306—were awarded to J. B. Han-
to
1958 inclusive.'
316,000 3s. Due
April 1, 1967. Principal and
bank
ful
$64,000 3V4S. Due
callable
are
sold
was
3.012%.,
on
1968
—
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., of Omaha,
at a price of par, a net interest
«000
1953. Due
105,000
Legality to be approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
•
Minn.
—
at the First
National Bank in Highland Falls.
J.
—
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Duluth
N.
•
Jan. 1 from
on
Mahwah),
,
on
Due
O.
Sale—The $505,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 1—v. 177,
An issue of $31,000
paving
bonds
was
York City.
- /
•
sold to Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., of p. 1417—were awarded to a group
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.,
Omaha, as follows:
Huntington and Smithtown Union
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., both of
Free Union School District No. 10$14,000 3s. Due on April 1 from New York
City, and Van Deven1955 to 1958 inclusive.'
(P. O. Huntington), N: Y.
ter Bros., Inc., of Newark, taking
Bond Sale—The
17,000 2V2S. Due on April 1 from $503,000 bonds, as 3'/4 s, at a price
$195,000 build¬
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
of 100.47, a basis of about 3.20%.
ing bonds offered March 31
v.
177, p, 1417 — were awarded to
Callable as of April 1, 1958. •
Manchester Township Sch. Dist.
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., and R. D.
(P. O. Whiting), N. J.
White & Co., both of New
Cheyenne County School District
York,
No. 9 (P. O. Sidney), Neb.
Bond Sale—The $115,000 school jointly, as
3s, at a price of 100.03,
Bond Sale—An issue of $380,000 bonds offered April 1—v. 177r p. a basis of about 2.99%.
-
Jan. 1 from
1966 inclusive. 'V/
1964 to
'•
(P.
Bond
Bond Sale
inclusive.
105,000 2.60s/ Due
;
MahwahTownship School District interest (J-D) payable
Bow, Neb.
intersection
Jan. 1 from
on
Broken
,
bonds.
1954 to
> 7
parkways,
play^
Number 5209 .;. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
grounds f and ^recreation; cenimprovement,- unlimited
-
f
ters
tax,
Due
on
bonds.
referendum-1950
1954 to
Sept. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
7
'
■
Dec.
on
from 1954 to
1
inclusive.
1963
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Citi¬
National
zens
Bank
of
Sidney.
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) 6n April
7 for the purchase of $11,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds. Due
Legality to be approved by Peck,
s
.
1953. Due
(1519)
240,000 fire department improvement, unlimited tax, referen-
to
Shaffer &
interest
Williams, of Cincinnati.
dum-1952 bonds. Due on Sept.
.
-general
hospital
im¬
provement, unlimited tax, ref-
100,000
erendum-1950 bonds.
-
Due
•
on
the
«
City
office.
Kernville-Gleneden
(P. O. Beallsville), Ohio
Bond
Offering
Ruth
—
Beach
Jane
Lincoln
Jones, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation,
until
the
receive sealed bids
(EST) on April 23 for
purchase of $280,000 building
bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1953. Due
Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1976 inclu¬
on
Beach-Lincoln
District
(P.
Swissvale,
Bond Offering
O.
Beach), Ore.
obligation
March
First
water
27
bonds
awarded
were
National
Bank
of
4!4s.
as
offered
■■
the
to
Portland,
■
1
v
♦
.
from
1958
to
Dated
1976
June
1, 1953. Principal
3nd interest (M-S) payable at the
Irving Trust Co., New York City,
legality to be approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland,
or Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of
Cincinnati.
sive. Principal and
Unity Township Local School Dist.
(P. O. R. D. 1, East Palestine), O.
Bond
ing
Cain,
City
Clerk,;
April
on
$50,000
facilities
:v>vDue
No.
bonds.
16
from-1954
1
Nov.
on
recreational
and
Fund
to
about
Bond
ing
3.35%.
50,000 health and safety center
building Fund No. 7 bonds.
1307—were
p.
awarded
1
Nov.
1954
from
to
to
1983 inclusive.
March
p.
Reinhart & Co., all of
S^s,
at
basis of
Cincinnati,
of 101.23, a
price
a
School
District,
of
First
the
National
at 1.45%
1953.
2!4s
and
2%s,
at
a
Boston,
dis¬
count. Due June 29,
Portland,
price of
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Springfield,
r
Bond
Sale—The
age disposal and
Ore.
$375,000
trunk
bonds offered March 30—
v.
177,
the
1418—were awarded to
p.
First
Bank, of Eu¬
gene, on a bid reflecting a net in¬
Yoncalla,
Ohio
Bonds Not
Bond Sale—The
$30,000 building
bonds offered April 1—v. 177, p.
Minneapolis,
National
submitted
the
'
town, jointly, at a price of 100.95,
a net interest cost of about 2.10%,
*
as
bids
were
bonds
& Dempsey,
Due
1.90s.
from
1956
1960
to
April
on
of Cleveland.
Blanchard, Okla.
Bond
Greenfield,
Bond Offering
Ohio
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 15
for the purchase of $12,000 refuse
disposal bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1953.
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Bond
of
and
on
were
30—v.
177,
awarded to Calvert
Oklahoma
bid reflecting
a
water
improvement
March
Canfield, of
City,
net interest
a
of about 4.35%.
cost
Grady County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Chichasha), Okla.
Bond Offering — The District
Clerk-Business
ceive
sealed
(CST)
will
Manager
bids
until
7:30
re¬
p.m.
April 7 for the purchase
on
of $190,000 bonds, as follows:
Offering—Henry A. Rees,
Finance,-will feceivfe
sealed bids until
offered
1418—
p.
and
Lakewood, Ohio
Director
bonds
1963
to
1954
interest
<J-D) payable at the Peoples Na¬
tional Bank, Greenfield. Legality
to be approved by Peck, Shaffer
<& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Principal
$34,000
works extension and
Ollie D. Cook,
—
Sale—The
(EST) on
April'20 for the purchase of $60,000 swimming pool bonds. Dated
May 1, 1953. Due on Oct. 1 from
1954 to 1972 inclusive.
,
equipment
8,000 transportation bonds.
Grady County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No.
the
Board
receive
of
sealed
of
Education,
bids
until
2
(CST) on April 7 for the
purchase
of
$24,000
building
p.m.
Bond
Sale—The
street
$26,200
improvement bonds offered March
"31—v. 177, p. 1418—were awarded
to McDonald & Co., of Cleveland,
2^s, at
as
<of
t
about
price of 100.62, a basis
a
2.13%.
Navarre, Ohio
.
-.Bond
Sale
nicipal
White
3V4S, at
awarded
were
&
Co.,
.
$15,000 mu¬
bonds
offered
building
March 25
.
The
—
to
J. A.
Cincinnati,
of
as
price of 100.35, a basis
a
of about 3.20%.
Due from
bonds.
1955 to
1962
in¬
clusive.
Grady County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 131 (P. O. Pioneer), Okla.
Bond
Offering—Carl J. Reiss,
Clerk
will
of
the
receive
Board
sealed
of Education,
bids
until
4
the'
purchase of $15,000 school build¬
(CST)
p.m.
on
April
7
offered
for
ing bonds. Due from 1955 to 1964
March
31.—V.
177,
2.40s.
175,000
'
'
1307.
Due
1
April
1
*-:*
Ravenna City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering—Mary E. Mon-
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST)
purchase
April 15 for the
$1,105,000 bonds, as
on
of
follows:
Texas
third
building,
school
$150,000
series bonds. Due Nov. 1 from
1954 to
:
school
955,000
Mbonds.
J,
1973 inclusive.
Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1954 to 1973 inclusive.
May 1, 1953. Principal
interest (M-N) payable at the
Dated
and
Second National Bank of Revenna.
Legality to be approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
*7 Bond
Sidney, Ohio
—
Jane
Offering
ional Bank & Trust Co.,
City,
or
State in
improvement
Oklahoma
at the fiscal agency of
New York City.
Texas
County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Guymon), Okla.
Bond
Clerk
will
to
Harris
Offering—Joe
of the
Board
receive
sealed
April 10
for the purchase of $125,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds. Dated March 1,
noon
(EST)
on
bids
until
8
Due
260,000 3V2S.
1971
Due
1978
to
160,000 3%s.
1979
to
Due
1982
400,000 3%s.
City
1954
Jan. 1 from
on
sealed
follows:
as
Due on March 1 from
1969
inclusive.
M.
Clerk,
Jr., Chief Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
sealed
ceive
(EST)
chase
tion
on
of
bids
April
Due
on
March
1
-
,
to
1965
p.m.
Athena, Ore.
Bond Offering — C. B. Dugger,
on
payable at the Lewis-
City Recc
'or, will receive sealed
Philadelphia, Pa.
City
will receive
(EST) on
Apr5! 16 for the purchase of $82,000
bids
Auditor,
until
sanha1^
noon
sewer
bonds. Dated
are' dated
those
thereafter
April
"Bond Offering-^Delbert E. Per¬
sealed
and
bonds
ahd
terest
Dated
town Trust Company, Lewistown.
kins,
The
1953
obliga¬
bonds.
Nov. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
May 1, 1953. Due
and interest
2
■*
for the pur¬
17
improvement
1954
until
$180,000 general
New
'
the
100.00077*
2.38%*
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
$1,625,000 3s. Due
on
June 1 from
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
900,000 2s. Due
1966
to
1968
21/4S.
on
Due
to
1969
4,550,000 2.40s.
from
June 1
1978
from,
inclusive.
to
1
inclusive.
1977
Due
'
June
on
on
1989
June
1
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate!
Bankers Trust
Northern
Co., of New York;
Trust
Co., of Chicago;
Bank, of New
York, Continental Illinois National.
Chase
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of
Chicago,
der,
Sachs
Peabody
&
Union
Securities
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas City,
Eldredge & Co., Hayden, Stone &
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., Carl M,
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., all of New
York, Roe & Co., of San Antonio*
Trust
Co.
Chas. E.
1
May 1 from 1955 to 1962
inclusive.
Principal and interest
on
1962 inclusive.
\
price of
a
by
Savings Bank, of
of Georgia, Atlanta,
Weigold & Co., of New
York, Courts & Co., of Atlanta*
495,000 3%s.
Due on March 1
A. Webster Dougherty & Co., of
from 1981 to 1983 inclusive.
Philadelphia, Eddleman-P 011 o I«
The bonds
are
callable as of
Co., of Houston, First National
March 1, 1968. Interest M-S. Le¬
Bank & Trust Co., of Oklahoma
gality approved by McCall, HarkCity,
First
National
Bank,
of
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Dallas, Folger, Nolan, Inc., of
Greenville, Texas
Washington, D. C., Hannahs, BalBond Sale—Rauscher, Pierce & lin & Lee, Shelby Cullom Davis
Co., of Dallas, purchased an issue & Co., both of New York, Pro¬
of
$560,000
general
obligation vident Savings Bank & Trust
3%s.
from 1970 to 1980 inclusive.
April 21 for the purchase of $75,000
general obligation improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated May 1, 1953.
Due
to
394,000
inclusive.
Due Jan. 1, 1990,
will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
West,
3.84%,
$361,000 4s.
Hazleton, Pai
Offering — Florence
Bond
about
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
provement bonds. Due from 1956
OREGON
&
Philadelphia,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Hill, of Boston, jointly, at a price
of 100.05, a net interest cost of
Jan. 1 from
on
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
delphia.
?
at
headed
hurst &
1966.
105,000 3V8s.
(CST) on April 6 for the
purchase of $35,000 building im¬
p.m.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until
H. Barker,
of Education,
Trust
Chicago,
awarded
1204—were
p.
syndicate
a
Corp., White, Weld & Co., A. C.
Brownsville, Texas
$75,000 37/8s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Allyn & Co., all of New York,
Bondr,Sale—The $1,250,000 util-,
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
•
;
JFirst National Bank, of -Portland,.
125,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from' it^ system revenug, bonds, offered] Estabrook &:
Co., Kean, Taylor
March 26 were awarded to Dewar,!
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
& Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
Robeftsori & Panco&St, of San An¬
50,000 3!4s. Due on Jan. 1, 1965
all of New York, City National
tonio, and Dwinnell, Harkness &
Legality to be approved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
to
Werst,
Na-
177,
—v.
$10,000,000 vet¬
1
land bonds offered April
& Co., Goldman,.
Co., both of New York,
Philadelphia National Bank, "of
follows:
•
the First
(State of)
Bond Sale—The
erans'
offering;
177, p. 1099.
Bank, Dallas,
at the
■
payable at
received at the
option of the holder at a
Legality
to be approved by McCall, Parkor
payable at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality- to be approved public improvement bonds, as fol¬
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
£>y .Townsend, Elliott & Munson, lows::.,
•
*
•• \ i •
No. 1 (P. O. Seminole), Okla.
of Philadelphia.
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
.». c, :
$223,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
1954 to 1972 inclusive.
building bonds was sold to the
Mifflin County (P. O.
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
337,000 3%s.
Due on April- 1
Lewistown), Pa.
of Oklahoma City, as 2l/±s. Dated
from 197$ to 1983 inclusive.
Bond Offering—J. Paul Riden,
(M-N)
were
March 3.—v.
bank in New York City.
inclusive.
May 1, 1953. Principal and interest
May 1 fronfc
First National Bank, of New York,.
First Boston Corp., Messrs. Kid¬
,
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
cey,
on
are dated May 1, 1958
maturing in 1969 and
those
from
Seminole
V-
May 1 from
on
thereafter are callable as of Maty
1, 1968. They are part of the total
of $2,603,000 bonds for which no
TEXAS
Newbold's Son & Co., Yarnell &
Co., and Schaffer, Necker &• Co.,
all of Philadelphia, at a price of98, a net interest cost of about
as
■
The bonds
and
2,925,000
Authority
Abilene, Texas
(P. O. Route 232, Richboro),
Bond Offering—Austin P. Han¬
Pennsylvania
cock, City Manager, will receive
Bond
Sale —The
$1,175,000 sealed bids until 9 a.m.
(CST) on
school : revenue
bonds
offered
April 24 for the purchase of $425,April 1 — v. 177, p. 1307—were
000 ^tre^L improvement
bonds.
awarded to a syndicate composed
Dated May 1, 1953. Due on May 1
of Goldman, Sachs & Co., Merrill
from 1954 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., W. H. at the First National
3,69%,
-
1976 to 1978 inclusive.
inclusive.
on
from
May 1 front
on
300,000 3V2S. Due
to 1965 inclusive.
from 1961
PENNSYLVANIA
and
99
(P. O. Verden), Okla.
Bond Offering—Eckel E. Hinkle,
will
Youngstown), Ohio
and
bonds.
Clerk
Mahoning County (P. O.
building
$182,000
noon
p.
1
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
,
Council Rock Joint Sch.
Dated May 1,1953.
Interest
May
385,000 3%s. Due oh May 1 front
as
follows:
$175,000
$114,000 water
Principal and 883—were awarded to J. A. White
(M-N) payable at the & Co., of Cincinnati.
City Treasurer's office. Legality to
OKLAHOMA
be approved by Squire, Sanders
the First-Citi¬
Bank, of Water-
and
National
zens
Ore.
Sold—No
for
'
offered
bonds
&
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
.
.
.
on
March 26—v.
177, p. 1203—were awarded to the
Northwestern National Bank,
of
ing
on
1959 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $350,000
en¬
largement general obligation and
revenue
to
295,000 3!/2S. Due
Indep. Sch. Dist., S. Dak.'
build¬
sew¬
sewer
syndicate
a
Robertson
San
of
1955
bids
Codington County, Watertown
terest cost of about 3.48%,'
about 3.37%.
Local
to
19
Bank,
a
Widmann & Co., Magnus & Co.,
Fox, Reusch & Co., and Bohmer-
Wren
177,
States National Bank of
•
on
2—v.
to
300,000 3.70s. Due
100.006.
Woody
Heimerdinger, W. E. Hutton & Co.,
'
Due
tax
$320,000 school
Feb.
24
Dewar,
$124,000 4s. Due
$200,000
anticipation notes was sold on
457—were awarded to the United
$575,000 build¬
offered March 30 — v.
bonds
177,
City Sch. Dist,, Ohio
Sale—The
offered
•
$1,404,-
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
Woonsocket, R. I.
Sale—The
group composed of Walter,
as
1964 inclusive.
?'*
■
as
park
•
(EST)
a.m.
purchase of
follows:
for the
15
$100,000 bonds,
.
receive
will
sealed bids until 11:30
Bond
bonds
-
Antonio, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.64%, as follows:
Note Sale—An issue of
^No. 42 (P. O, Portland), Ore
by
Pancoast,
ISLAND
RHODE
March
on
headed
dated
are
Multnomah County Joint Sch. Dist.
p.
Wellsville
Agnes Brown
—
offered
bonds
Shuler & Say re, of Portland.
as
Columbus, Ohio
*
$88,000 build¬
March 26 —v.
1306—were awarded to
Prescott & Co., of Cleveland, as
3!£s, at a price of 101.30, a basis
of
Bond Offering
Sale—The
bonds
177,
The
interest (J-D)
sold
inclusive.
1969
April 1, Principal and interest payable at
1953.
Due on April 1, from 1955 the Mellon National Bank, Pitts¬
inclusive.
payable at the Citizens National
to
1975 inclusive. Principal and burgh. Legality to be approved by
100,000
street
lights improve-* Bank, Woodsfield. Legality to be
Churchill,
Ruffin
&
interest (A-O) payable at the Lin¬ Burgwin,
ment, limited tax bonds. Due. approved by Squire, Sanders &
coln Bank, at Taft. Legality to be Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
on Sept.
1 from 1954 to 1963 Dempsey, of Cleveland.
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
inclusive.
to
1954
from
1
Sept.
Odessa, Texas
000 general obligation -various
municipal improvement bonds was
Pa.
will receive
(EST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $75,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1953. Due on April
or
,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Secretary,
Borough
-
>
Ruth Greeley,
—
bank
a
company mutually acceptrable to the District and successful
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Bond Sale—The $54,000 general
will
noon
Water
bidder.
(M-N) payable at
trust
Citizens
and
Switzerland Union Local Sch. Dist.
1954 to 1976 inclusive.
105,000 public - works improve¬
ment, limited tax bonds. Due
on
Sept. 1:1954 to 1976 inelusive.
at
terest
National
Bank,
New
Philadelphia. Legality to be ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
hall
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
station
March 1 from 1954
on
inclusive.
1958
.
V 1 from
fire
April 1, 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from
1954 to 1978 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
51
zens
April
maturing in
callable
are
1,
1969
of
as
1, 1968.
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the Citi¬
Bank
of Green¬
National
at the Chase National
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin, &
Boothman, of Dallas.
ville,
or
Lyford
Bond
Indep.
Sch. Dist.,
Offering
—
Co., Cincinnati, Sills, Fairman &
Harris,; of Chicago, R. D. White
& Co., of New York, Austin, Hart
6
Parvin, of San Antonio, Bar¬
Leary & Co., of Shreveport,
Fauset, Steele & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh, and the Peoples National
Bank, of Charlottesville.
row,
.
Waxahachie
Texas
Note
B.
Grif¬
,
VERMONT
H.
Jones, Jr., Secretary of the Board
of Trustees, will receive sealed
Offering—Lynn
fith, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on April
7
for
the
purchase of $95,008
notes.
Dated April 1, 1953.
Texas
Delmer
Housing Authority-r
Bond
Brattleboro, Vt.
Offering—Errol W. Riclw
ardson, Town Treasurer, will re-j
ceive sealed bids unitl noon (ESTl
13
for the purchase of $90,000 on April 9 for the purchase oi
school house bonds. Dated May 1, $200,000 highway bonds. Dated
1953. Due on May 1 from 1954 to May 1, 1953. Due on Nov. 1 from.
Principcd
1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬ 1953 to 1962 inclusive.
bids; until 8 p.m. (CST) ; on .April
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1520)
and interest (M-N)
First
National
payable at the
of
Bank
$955,000 4s. Due
1954
Boston.
1960
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
.
Westminster Sch. Dist.
Box
ick,
Northern
144, Bellows Falls), Vt.
Bond
■V3-
Other members of the
O.
(P.
Offering—Juna
District
O.
C. J. Devine &
Rem-
will receive
(EST) on
April 7 for the purchase of $70,000 building bonds. Dated May 1,
*1953. Due on May 1 from 1954 to
Clerk,
inclusive.
Inc.,
31—v.
New
offered
bonds
177,
ceive
(PST)
terest
F.
W.
Cross,
&
Craigie
Co.,
Mason
at
Offering
—
S.
E.
000
Bond
March
of Detroit.
—V.
water
previous
offering
p.
and
bonds
Drummortdville,
bonds
sold
March 25 to
group com-t
posed of Banque Canadienne Na-
on
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
Antigo,
Bond
-
of Condition
for
1964
The
Cash, Gold
Due
and
LIABILITIES
Banks
from
U. S. Government Obligations
Deposits
$1,525,570,859
.
.
........
Liability
1,294,061,070
,
Bills.
ances and
Obligations
Agencies
State
of
Other Federal
Other Securities
Loans
.
.
Discounts
and
Real Estate Loans
Acceptances
Stock
.
Ownership
of
516,887,093
Other Assets
Transit
in
Branches
with
6,981,611
24,524,566
.
for:
and
7,000,000
;
29,382,626
f
••*•«.
.
.
7,221,966
.
,
Other
.
.
.
Capital
etc.
.
.
.
.
.
Surplus
.
.
.
.
.
.
Undivided Profits
Total
Offering—C. F. Burton,
Village Clerk, will sell at public
auction
at
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
April 6, $75,000 general obligation
388,288,977
$5,823,569,978
.
are as
of March 25.
to
$451,340,949 of United States Government Obligations and $17,287,100" of other
to secure $342,413,004 of Public and Trust
Deposits and for other purposes required
Chairman
federal deposit insurance
assets
are deposited
permitted by law.
or
Due
1968
Dated
April
on
inclusive.
April
from
1
1,
1954
Interest
A-O.
Legality to be approved by Dor¬
sey,
Colman, Barker,
Scott
&
Barber, of Minneapolis.
corporation)
of the Board
bonds.
sewerage
Kewaunee, Wis.
James S. Rockefeller
Bond
Sale
The
$140,000 fire
department construction and
equipment
27
—
bonds
awarded
were
offered
to
March
Channer
Se¬
curities
Co., and Mullaney, Wells
Co., both of Chicago, jointly,
27/ss, at a price of 100.465, a
&
CITY BANK FARMERS TRUST COMPANY
Head
^
to
Statement
1973
as
of March 31, 1953
bonds
p.
Due
and
Banks
from
,
Obligations
of
i
.
,
.
and
Reserves
;
Municipal Securities
1,106,302
.
and
2,473,088
Advances
Real Estate Loans
Stock
in
.
and
.
.
.
Securities
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank Premises
Other Assets
..
.
1
works
sold
.
.
•
•
•
•
ft...
.
$ 97,868,810
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
4,250,098
.
.2,647,596
Wis.
$18,684,261
of' United
States
mortgage
on
March
Capital
1954
$10,000,000
,
■.
to
(member
Chairman
of the Board
Howard C. Sheperd
5.11%.
in
.
•
.
.
.
Undivided Profits
.
1959
only and mature
March
on
1 from 1954 to
1968 inclusive.
f;
Seven Islands is the terminus of I
the Quebec North Shore and Lab- l
rador
St.
Railway
Company
Lawrence
under
iron
of
ore
the
the
on
which
to
Iron
Canada's
of
pany
River
construction
J
is
transport}
Ore
Com-;
Labrador
and
j
Quebec deposits.
school bonds
was sold to Casgrain.
Co., and Dawson, Hannaford,}
Ltd., both of Montreal, jointly, as [
3s, 3^s, 4s and 4V4S, at a price of \i
95.03, a net interest cost of about j
&
4.37%. Dated April
DIVIDEND
1. 1953.
.
NOTICE
■-
Framingham, Mass.
revenue
25—v.
1
from
inclusive.
to
EXTRA DIVIDEND
1
Stockholders
1
sale
from
on
American
Stock
April 14, 1953.
The
regular
-
quarterly
dividend of $2.00 per share
on
the
Debenture Stock will be paid June
County Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. Cody),
record
CASH DIVIDENDS
Debenture:
31,554,356
the
on
Exchange
inclusive.
WYOMING
of
April 14, 1953. Cash will be paid in
lieu of fractional shares based On
the
inclusive.
March
May 15,
1953, to "A" Common and Voting
last
March
on
1969
on
1973
follows:
as
Due
83,000 3s. Due
10,000,000
11,554,356
The *
Canadianl'
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
March
on
1958
2%s.
1970 to
Surplus
2.90%,
$65,000 4s. Due
from
3, 1953, to stockholders of record
Wyo.
May 18, 1953.
Bond
Total.
Government
$1,425,928 of Public Deposits and for other
about
of
payable
Common Stock win be paid
187,000
$133,673,264
.....
are
funds
$335,000
Obligations
purposes
.
.
.
»
.
$133,673,264
deposited to secure
required or permitted by law.
are
federal deposit insurance corporation)
Vice-Chairman of the Board
Lindsay Bradford
ing
Sale—The $265,000 build¬
bonds offered March 30—v.
177,
Total
cost
Common
{Includes Reserve for Dividend $300,511)
3,086,328
....
headed -:
A 5% stock dividend
payable in "A"
Park
.
Que.
group
A-O.
600,000
.
A
—
by the Dominion Securities Corp., f
Toronto, recently purchased an
issue of $700,000 bonds, as 4s and !
4V2s, on a bid reflecting a net in-:
177,
1419—were awarded to the Mil¬
10,814,049
,
Islands,
Sale
Milwaukee, and Har¬
ris, Hall & Co., Chicago, jointly, at
a
price of 100.07, a net interest
16,769,417
,
Other Securities
Loans
Deposits.
75,845,231
Other Federal
Agencies
State
$.20,331,252
Seven
Bond
waukee Co.,
LIABILITIES
.
l,f
April
cost of about
ASSETS
U. S. Government Obligations.
Interest
Bond Sale Details—The
•
water
Cash
dated
are
April 1 from 1954
on
inclusive.
Two Rivers,
of Condition
bonds
Legality to be approved by Lines,
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
functions
trust
The
1953.
basis of about 2.82%. Dated April
1, 1953. Due
Office: 22 William Street, New York
Affiliate of The National City Bank of New York for
separate
administration of
as
from
St. John's School Commision,
Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $375,000
President
Howard C. Shepeiid
April 1
on
196*4 to 1973 inclusive.
bonds
Wis.
Bond
68,288,977
.
.
*
terest
Cameron,
1953.
Figures of Overseas branches
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
3,450,000
170,000,000
,
payable
gality to be approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
.
.
(M-N)
41,133,883
.
April 1 from
inclusive.
on
1963
141,500 5s. Due
-
May 1
22,751,438-
.........
to
bonds.
at the
$150,000,000
{7,500,000 Shares—$20 Par)
$5,823,569,978
(member
1954
1973 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
,
.
1954 to
1,
follows:
$25,500 41/2S. Due
Building
'
April
5.40%,
p.m.
Municipal
from
Expenses,
Dividend
«.«•••«.
J00
dated
are
March 25 to Rene T.
Leclerc, Inc.,
of Montreal, at a price of
95.25,
a net interest cost of about
H.
Calland,
receive sealed
will
7:30
bonds
LeMoyne, Que.
as
Wis.
April 1 from
inclusive.-
Bond Sale—An issue of $167,000
works bonds was sold on
&
(CST) on
April 14 for the purchase of $400,-
Interest, Taxes, Ofhf.r Accrued
9,600,000
.
Clerk,
until
1973
public
;
Dated May 1, 1953. Due on
Reserves
Unearned Income
.
City
9,330,933
.
Chapman
Offering—R.
bids
16,544,000
.
{In Foreign Currencies)
Items
for
....
26,195,046
23,021,332
Foreign Central Banks.
to
Unearned Discount
.
Beloit,
Bond
2,278,586,052
Securities.
Banking Corporation
Total
Duf.
International
Bank Premises
Portfolio
ances in
91,878,720
\,
g
Federal Reserve Bank
in
31,875,415
,
.....
and
Customers' Liability
.:,
.
$49,216,378
.
Less: Own Accept¬
,
.
Municipal Securities
and
to be approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
$5,315,875,701
.
Accept¬
on
to
April 1 froni
inclusive.
on
1953.
inclusive.
ASSETS
was*
"
the
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the Fidelity
Savings Bank, Antigo, or at the
People's Bank, Antigo. Legality
a
on
1963
to
149,500 4s. Due
purchase of $425,000
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1953.
Due on March 1 from 1954 to 1973
of March 31, 1953
as
Mikkel-
bids until 2
9
Statement
1954
M.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
p.m. (CST) on April
son,
Branches Overseas
$95,500 31/2S. Due
Wis.
Offering—G.
on
tionale, Cqsgrain & Co., and Mc-i
Neil, Mantha, Inc., all of Montreal,;
at a price of
94.69, a net interest
cost of about
4.49%, as follows:
F-A.
CITY BANK OF NEW YORK
57
$245,000
improvement
3:82%. Dated Feb. 1, 1953. Due
on
1308).
Office: 55 Wall Street, New York
Que."•*
Bond Sale—An issue of
public
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
67 Branches in Greater New York
April
on
inclusive.
Condon, of Chicago, as 3%s, at a
price of 98.87, a basis of about
Interest
Head
1963
QUEBEC
sewerage
revenue
March 31 to McDougal
on
due
are
to
Canada..
$240,-
&
27, no bids were received.
177,
works
1954
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
at the Bank of Montreal, in.
An issue of
—
mortgage
sold
was
the
(At
Sale
from
able
Altoona, Wis.
Smith,
bonds.
de-i
sold to McMahon &
The debentures
WISCONSIN
building
issue of
improvement
Burns, of Vancouver, and Bank of
Montreal, of Montreal, jointly, at?
a price of
100.08, a basis of about'
1
system
$24,500
was
B.C.
An
—
4.44%.
purchase
of
41/2%
bentures
office. Legality to be
approved by Burcham & Blair, of
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until April 24 for the
p.
Sale
$125,000
Principal and inter¬
(A-O) payable at the County
County, Southside Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Shelton), Wash.
Bond
pur¬
COLUMBIA
Westminster,
Debenture
Treasurer's
the
County
York, Mercantile Trust Com¬
p.m.
the
14 for
2
$124,000 building gen¬
obligation • bonds.
Dated
No. 42
of
a
lows:-
April
on
until
New
re¬
April 1, 1953.
est
County Treasurer's office.
New
of
&
bids
BRITISH
Burford
Spokane.
payable
(J-J)
302
Wash.
Alice
—
Re¬
No.
of
eral
building bonds. Dated July 1,
Due July
1 from 1954 to
1957 inclusive. Principal and in¬
New
Offering
sealed
chase
1953.
1308—were pany, of St. Louis, Anderson &
syndicate headed by Strudwick, of Richmond, TownHalsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Chi¬
send, Dabney & Tyson, of Boston
cago, at a price of 100.01, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.01%, as fol¬ and Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Awarded to
Merle Tanner,
Treasurer,
000
Cor¬
Co.,
—
Garfield
Dist.
Lewis, County Treasurer, will
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
April 10 for the purchase of $125,-
Richmond, A. M. Kidder & Co., of
$4,550,000 pub¬
improvement
of
Securities
&
Equitable
Roosevelt
Inc.,
Alexandria, Va.
March
County
of
Bank,
Bond
poration, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
York,
lic
Bond Offering
syndicate:
Chicago,
Co., of New York,
Estabrook
York,
,
Sale—The
of
Sch.
(P. O. Colfaz),
Washington
Philadelphia, Blair, Rollins & Co.,
VIRGINIA
Bond
Co.,
National
Philadelphia
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
.1973
Trust
County
organized
inclusive.
1975
to
Whitman
Douglas County Con.' Sch. Dist.'
No. 105 (P. O.
Waterville),
215,000 2V2s. Due March 1, 1976.
•
-
WASHINGTON
March 1 from
inclusive.
3,380,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
Legality to be approved by Ropes,
Boston.
on
1959
to
Monday, April 6, 1952
...
p.
1308
—
were
awarded
to
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., of Den¬
ver,
at
a
price of 100.15,
terest cost of about
a
2.37%,
net in¬
as
fol¬
lows:
$85,000 2>/2s. Due
1954 to 1960
on
to
1963
Jan.
1
from
1
from
Voting Common:"
quarterly dividend of 30
on
June
3,
cents per
the "A" Common and
Vot¬
ing Common
Stocks
1953,
to
will
be
paid
stockholders
of
May 18, 1953.
A. B.
Newhall, Treasurer
inclusive.
180,000 2%s. Due
1961
A
share
record
PresidentRichard S. Perkins
"A" Common and
on
Jan.
inclusive.
109™ YEAR
/i
I'
@FedFRASER