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UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
DEC 18 1951
hsjless
MONDAY
ISSUE
z
isHiKismrion
UMM
and
Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pet. Office
Volume 174
New
Number 5073
General
RAILROAD
INDUSTRIAL
-
-
INSURANCE
of
shares
offered to the
company's common stockholders of record
($100 per share) and accrued dividends,
104,500 shares were subscribed for up to and including
Dec. 3, and the remaining 2,351 shares were acquired
by the underwriters, headed by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
In This Issue
method
1985.
(Bonds)
New York Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange
York
New
Exchange
Stock
Boston
:
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Adam Hat
Stores, Inc.—November Sales—
Sales
—V.
1951—Month—1950
:«•
-——-
174," p.
$1,365,517 $12,968,227 $13,990,985
$1,304,017
1889.
...
Detroit Stock Exchange—
Los Angeles Stock
1951—11 Mos.—1950
-
■
All American Casualty Co., Chicago, 111.—Offering—
company on Aug. 21 offered 1,000,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $3 per share, without underwriting.
"the net proceeds are to be placed on deposit until completion
of
sale
of
all
the
of
shares,
"
and thereafter used for operation of the\
business.
-
incorporated in Illinois on Feb. 1, 1950, and
began operations on Jan. 1, 1951. Capitalization consists of 2,000,000
authorized shares of common stock v (par $1), all to be outstanding.
The
company
See also V.
was
174,
449.
p.
stockholders
The
Dec.
on
4
Arranged—^
voted
to
the
increase
.1
■•••'
authorized
directors
the
Although
indebtedness
in
the
limit
have
immediate
was
no
to $40,000,000. v
intention of Increasing company
beyond $27,200,000 the higher
advisable.
deemed
;
C,
■
additional
The
loans
be
may
required
to
$8,000,000 may be
of
10
-
assist
in
the
financing
Reserve Banks
needed to help finance
46
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
the latest addition
the
Federal
46
System
Reserve
program
Amalgamated Sugar Co.—Earnings Increase—
Fsical Year Ended Sept.
Sales
from
Income
miscellaneous
sources—
Total income
—
provision for income taxes——
Federal & State income taxes
Income before
for
Prov.
paid
$2,517,300
1,244,634
—
—
Earnings per common
share
PRIVATE PLACEMENT—A term
.
$2.43
This
8,
stockholders and as
to be added to
Corp.—Preferred Stock Approved—
stockholders on Dec. 4 approved a charter amendment author¬
izing 100,oro shares of cumulative second preferred stock, $50 par,
issuable from time to time in one or more series in the discretion of
the board of directors.
Donald P. Hess. President, said final plans for issuing any part of
the new stock have not been completed and no offering will be made
The
and
In
pany's
common
common
tage
continued expansion and
in book value of the com¬
shares to approximately six times the book value of
shares of ten years ago,
wjBdd
Accrue
the directors agreed that an advan¬
if steps .were taken to improve the marketability of
2:00 p.m.
Washington's
enforcing
the
Bond
and
Share
common
distribution
of
the
common
■
as
and
labor
Fruit of the Loom
Pepperell.—V.
174, p. 2186.
Stock Offering—Lehman
—
a group
11 offered to the
PROCEEDS—The 100,000 shares being publicly offered by the Lehman
group were acquired from stockholders, most of whom
hold substantial amounts of Baxter Laboratories, Inc.
will continue to
common stock.
Proceeds from the
of the company
corporate
in
offering of the 25,000 common shares to employees
will be applied by Baxter Laboratories, Inc. to general
purposes.
BUSINESS—Corporation, organized in 1931, is a leading company
a specialized segment
of the pharmaceutical industry, manufactur¬
solutions for parenteral alimentation and equipment for blood
ing
transfusions.
has
addition
plant
a
plant
at
its main
to
at
Acton,
plant at Morton Grove,
the company
subsidiary has a
HI.,
Miss., and its Canadian
Cleveland,
Ontario.
EARNINGS, ETC.—Net sales of the company for 1950 were $9,874,558
compared with net sales of $7,103,908 and
and net income was $874,734
neb
income
net
sales
of
for
$632,639
For
1949.
the
first 10 months
$614,032.
of
1951
$9,257,536 and net income was
were
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT
TO EMPLOYEES
TO OFFERING
Authorized
promissory note dated
1951
Outstanding
unsecured
June
29,
tCommon stock
*Due
in
($1
annual
the
years
1955 to
1, 1966.
tThe above table
$1,600,000
of $125,000
inclusive,
1965,
$1,600,000
700,000 shs.
value)
par
instalments
and
each
the
on
$550,000 shs.
June
balance
1
of
each of
of $225,000
on
June
certificate
of
reclassifying
class
A
gives
effect
to an amendment to the company's
adopted by stockholders on Dec. 3. 1951,
incorporation,
each
stock,
$5
of
the
theretofore
value,
par
We
date, Washington will take steps
and
outstanding
shares of
68,000
Want
12,000
common
shares
of
stock,
$5
Offerings
Arkansas-Missouri Power Common
Common
Utilities
Missouri
and
Preferred
National Bank of Tulsa
Stix, Baer & Fuller Common
the
stock
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Members
shares
of
and
of associated underwriters on Dec.
public 100,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $17 per share. This offering was oversub¬
scribed and the books closed. In addition, 25,000 shares
of common stock are being offered by Baxter Labora¬
tories, Inc., for subscription by employees, also at $17
per share.
\
V
■
Brothers and
holder of 183,050 shares (7.8%) of the
outstanding.
In the event of American's
Washington stock, Bond and Share proposes to
is
production of ready dissolved napthols which
spoilage in the textile dyeing field are now
Baxter Laboratories, Inc.
plan.
dividend to Bond and Share's stockholders, that
of the Washington common having a market value,
as of the date of such distribution to Bond and Share's stockholders,
approximately equal to Bond and Share's earnings for the six months'
period within which such distribution Is made. Assuming the American
distribution of, Washington stock is made within the first six months
of 1952, Bond and Share proposes to declare such shares as a dividend
in either April or May, 1952, for payment at the next
subsequent
dividend payment date during the latter part of June 1952.
distribute,
number
its
increase
made by the company, it was made known on Dec. 10 by
Henry I. Gilbert, President.
Introduced just over a year ago, the
Augusta product, known as Naf-Sol, is now being supplied to fifty
textile
firms
for
easier
dyeing.
Among its users
are
Burlington
*4%
American
American
"rir
anticipation of American-Marietta's
and in recognition of the increase
of
to
time,
save
being
national security exchange or exchanges,
After
the
distribution,
Washington's board of directors shall be
composed of nine members, and none shall be an officer, director or
employee of American or Bond and Share.
proceeds from the sale of the preferred would be
added to the company's general funds and be used for expansion of
Arma Corp., a subsidiary.
Arma supplies electronic equipment to the
government.—V. 174, p. 1889.
progress
at
Immediately after such distribution
65,450 shares of
& Co. will be the
American-Marietta Co.—Plans Stock Split—
Augusta Chemical Co.—To Increase Output—
Plans
to list its common stock on a
Hess said the
Mr
of its stock interest in The
stock. Prior to any such distribution,
American will cause the 2,541,800 outstanding shares of Washington
common to be changed into 2,342,411
shares so that the distribution
may be made on a share-for-share basis to holders of the 2,342,411
shares of American common outstanding.
Washington's charter also
would be modified
in certain particulars.
The' record date for the
distribution will be the date 10 days (excluding Saturdays, Sundays
and holidays)
after the date of entry of a Court order approving
sale
thereby increasing working capital except to the extent
174, p. 1093.
after Christmas.
The company now has
preferred stock in registration with the SEC.
Allen
principal underwriter when the offering is made.
distribution
plan provides for distribution of the Washington
stock after Jan. 1, 1952, to American's stockholders, but only in the
event American has not filed by that date a notification of a proposed
The
applied to capital expenditures.—V.
until
1952,
Phila., Pa.—Files—
.
plan filed by Electric Bond & Share Co. for disposition of
its proportionate share of the Washington stock, if and when dis¬
tributed by American, has been scheduled for SEC hearing on Jan.
corporation on Dec, 5 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 750,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
The
shares are to be offered to employees pursuant to options
American Bosch
range
The
The
general funds,
a
Washington Water Power Co. in the event a notification of a pro¬
posed sale of the Washington stock has not been filed by Jan. 1, 1952,
has been scheduled for SEC hearing on Jan. 8,
1952, at 10:00 a.m.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
are
company's plan for
collateral trust bonds
Dec. 10 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,250 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock (par $20) and
In
principal payment commencing May 1, 1957, and continuing to and
1965. Under its terms distribution of cumulative net
income subsequent to Sept. 30, 1950, is limited to 70%
thereof plus
$321,000, and working capital is to be maintained at not less than
$10,000,000—V, 171, P. 1.
thereafter
price into
investor.
American Power & Light Co.—Hearing on Plan—
Life Insur¬
an annual
including May 1,
granted to employees with the approval of the
authorized by the board of directors.
Proceeds
Atlantic Steel Boiler Co., Inc.,
consequence,
a
loan of $3,000,000 bearing interest
3%% was made on June 15, 1951 with the Metropolitan
ance
Co.
This loan runs for a period of 15-years with
at
American Airlines,
by bringing their near-term
shares
suited for the average
the directors voted to request approval of share¬
holders at the forthcoming annual meeting to increase the authorized
capital shares of the company so as to make possible a 2-for-l split
of all common shares if such action should be considered advisable
and to make available additional capital shares for issuance at future
times to serve the best interests of the company.
Preliminary estimates of combined sales for the 12 months ended
Nov. 30, 1951, including those of subsidiaries acquired this year for
the period from Jan. 1 through Nov. 30 are in excess of $65,000,000.—
V. 174, p. 2185.
As
$2,007,937
1,166,658
$3.24
—
common
best
$40,129,788 $33,119,962 '
5,197,300
3,447,937
2,680,000 > 1,440,000
income
Net
Dividends
the
1951
1950
$39,986,744 $32,957,004
,7
143,044
162,958
30—
-
15-year 414% first and
See V. 174, p. 798.
$6,000,000
1, 1966,
The corporation on
Mills,
which is mainly concerned with installation at the
BrackeDridge, Pa., plant of a 56-inch four-stand tandem cold mill
for production of silicon, stainless and other high alloy steel strip.
—V. 174, p. 1889.
to
due Aug.
47
-
of
issue
4,100 shares of class A common stock (par $10) to be offered at par,
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for the
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
the
loan
Exchange Rates
Interstate Commerce Commission has authorized the company
and sell privately to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
issue
an
without
Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
Foreign
and State Bank of Albany.
company's plant improvement and. expansion program, over¬
all cost ^f which is estimated at more than $80,000,000. The planned
of
to
acquisition of plants, etc., and for working capital.—V 173, p. 1058.
52
The Course of Bank Clearings
44
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_47
State and City Bond
1952 on 20-year notes bearing 3%
interest.
The di¬
rectors are also planning to borrow $8,000,000 on term loans from
banks and have made arrangements to do so with Mellon National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.
Other
banks which would
participate include
Bankers Trust Co.
.
Associated Transport, Inc.—Bond Issue Approved— *
The
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
it
in
$5,000,000
1
Miscellaneous Features
present
and
—33
-
*
i
Refinery
pany,
,
future
time the,, company has* ^funded 'debts 'aggregating
is anticipated'that additional borrowings of $13,000.000 will be made during 1952,' Arrangements already have been
made with, a
group
of. institutional investors. to borrow, if needed,
the
At
$14,200,000
>'•*
;
refinery—the $28,000,000 Antwerp
owned jointly by this company and the Belgium oil com¬
Petrofina, is being increased from 28,000 barrels a day to
40,000 barrels to meet the urgent needs of expanding market re¬
quirements in the Benelux countries and Switzerland.
The latest of Anglo-Iranian's projects to be completed, the refinery
came "on stream" in September of this year.
The refinery was planned
so that surplus gases could be made available as raw material for the
Belgian chemical industry.
In addition, the refinery will produce
liquefied gases, which, in bottled form, are being increasingly used
for domestic and industrial purposes.—V. 163, p. 186.
Production at Belgium's largest oil
,
33
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
in¬
....
debtedness of the company from $20,000,000
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.—Belgium Refinery to In¬
Capacity—
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
—_-_37
San Francisco Stock Exchange
-_37
Montreal Stock Exchange
38
Montreal Curb Market
—39
Toronto Stock Exchange
40
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
42
Over-the-Counter Markets
43
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
34
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
—34
National
,
authorized
SEC—
Dec. 10 filed a registration statement with the
"Lexington Trust Fund Shares."—V. 173, p. 2493.
on
crease
36
1—
corporation
SEC covering 500,000
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—Debt Increase Voted—
Private Financing in 1952
The
35
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
T-
The
casualty, insurance
—
Washington stock to be delcared as a dividend, and the
disposition of the remaining shares, will be set forth in
notice to the Commission.—V. 174, p. 1786.
of
of
American Trusteed Funds, Inc.—Registers With
-13
25
29
34
34
34
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
W
Period End. Nov. 30—
and
subsequent
a
Page
During, the standby, 15,374 of the 15,375 shares sold to
resold at $110 and
$110.25 per share, and the balance of 2,352 shares were
offered at $112.50 per share on Dec. 6.
See details in
p.
shares
of
Stock and Bond Quotations
underwriters through warrants were
174,
Instead,
to stockholders otherwise entitled to fractional shares.
Any Washington shares received by Bond and Share and not disposed
of in the manner above indicated, are to be sold by Bond and Share
in such manner as the Commission may permit.
The specific number
proceeds paid
Nov. 16 at par
V.
distributed by
the cash
Washington stock will not be
such shares will be sold
of
shares
Share.
and
Bond
convertible preferred stock recently
4%
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Fractional
Abbott Laboratories—Stock Subscriptions—Of the 106,851
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Price 90 Cents
York, N. Y., Monday, December 17, 1951
a
New
York
Stock
Midwest Stock
Exchange
Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New
300
St.
Louis.
Mo
York Curb Exchange fAsso.j
NORTH 4th STREET
12>
CE
VflOO
2
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
(2354)
Carolina
class of common stock, $lpar
far value, into 6'A shares of a single
value, or a total of 500,000 shares.
Wncludes
25,000
Ca)
of
shares
to
be
follows:
as
are
y.X.X
Lehman
Glore
St
10,000
Co.
Wertheim
5,000
Barth
&
J.
Co
Blair
William
Dempsey
Harris.
1,500
Co
&
Hall
Farwell, Chapman & CoIndianapolis Bond and
Share
Corp
Tully & Co.—
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Singer, Deane St Scribner
Schwabacher
Robert
Reinholdt
Sills,
St
,
B.
Hudson
Period End. Nov
gales
$3,158,152
r—
sales
excluded.—V. 174, p.
are
J88(J.
Central
1,000
share
,
\
Of
^
first
airborne
details,
Power
Co.
j
which
to
holders
the
will
Service
ing
and
not
public.
at
which,
nancing
has
the company
1946,
of
'
stock
reserved
issue
waived
17.
Dec.
on
the
its
\
tors
<
rights
the
.
will
$1.20
has
share.
per
initial
the
public issue of its
quarterly dividends at
share
per
paid
The
the
on
directors
CAPITALIZATION
common
have
declared
the
annual
dividend
a
GIVING
stock,
payable
EFFECT
TO
I
Dec.
31/' 1951,
Series L 3V2.%
due
Series
M
N 2%%
Series
which
P
in
Bankers
voted
12
Life. Insurance
National
organization
under
the
Of
X'?.'
Co.
pursuant
to
plan
a
of
V.; ''
1951.
The
Beneficial
transfer
its
National
Life
that
company.
The stock
holders -of
stock
of
of
provisions of
of
Insurance
of
the
the
organize
317
of
the
new
will
company
stock
of
due
capital
of
distributed
be
Beneficial
Corp.
at
'
1981
to
Common
pro
rata
to
the
bonds
the
rate
of
two
purchased
company's stock for each 100 shares of the common
Beneficial Corp.
Distribution of the stock of the new com¬
covering
100,000
share),
per
drill
oil
and
Bond
Net
of
'/X
>'•
•
value per
stock
common
The
to
offered
be
proceeds
at
par
to
be
used
are
Trust
of
Nov
share
($1
to
174, p.
$20.57
Wm.
&
Boston
Burr,
$20.35
Stores,
Period End. Nov. 30—
1951—Month—1950
.—
Bales
$7,989,062
Corp...
—V.
174,
1951—11 Mos,
1890.
p.
Stem
7.00
4.50
Locomotives—y
will
1952 and
arrival retire
on
will
the
have
Diesclizc
motives
v.
delivery
total
a
the
of
of
entire
which
Witter
233
be
with
the
the
in
exception
Bdston
of
the
steam
.Inc.
y'Vv-xVy
X
Harold E.
Courts
Co.
—^
The
Caldwell
Wood
company
•will
use
"the
net
proceeds
174, p.
to
bank
pay
Co.—Preferred
to
be
1
•
There
will
Mr.
be
fcr
Shoemaker
will
share
share
te
stock
of
sold
placed
to
in
back.
money
The
one
each
issued
the
escrow
Orrie
to
public.
until
*.
The
tbe
-
H.
investors
issued
See
get
'•'
their
"
y»
Bales
—V.
1951—Month—1550
cumulative
Gas
on
Grass
3
filed
a
letter
of
notification
100,000 shares of common stock (par 10
shares, pins
a
$900
production
agreement
with
the
SEC
cents), of which
1,000
unit,
are
to
be
offered in units of $1,000 each, without underwriting.
The proceeds
are to be used to
pay for mining machinery and equipment.—V.
172,
p. 746.
of
EFFECT
bonds,
the
TO
s
mill,
bonds
delivery
and
of
the-
'X
X r;'
PRESENT FINANCING'
Outstanding
>
,
due
$30,000,000
•
debentures,
preferred
15,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
v
-
.
value—
*
-
series
stock
common
will
•52,521 shs;
,r
,
12,968,295 shs.
—
of
serial
issued
be
{
v
,
stock
initial
an
was
predecessor
organized
in
dated
Fuel
The
the
,
•2,158.084 shs.
preferred
stock -and
The
G.
to
E.
&
Brooke
1
Co.
certificate
of
the
corporation,
The
Oct.
1892.
on
and
of
The
of
between
the
on
Oct.
bf
and
Colorado
The
Fuel
corpora-
the
corporation
the
was
April
on
of
'Co.,
16,
corporation
22,
corporation
sale of
of
of
Industrial
Colorado
incorporation
of State'of Colorado
merger
22,
to
acquire, pursuant to a Plan
1935, the business and properties
Iron
Secretary
agreement
of
in Colorado
Colorado
March
&
the manufacture
the
wire and
of
by
coal
wire
the
both
1936.
and
yy
,
Wickwire
1945.
its
and
iron, steel and
products,
Pueblo
for
*
1987.
p.
'
'
of
name
each
use
rails
plant
by
the
and
subsidiaries
is
certain
of
the
Pueblo
rail
corporation; and- (3) the
plant and for sale,
the
Carl
Bear, Stearns
A.
Co., parent,; and for new-*7' Vj
C/ AUyn
AuchjnciosS,
',{7;•.
St
Co.
below—V.
155,
p.
•
See
1211.
income__X
from
/J
railway
2,013,685 :/ 1,991,575
"
Net
ry.
12,279,979
14,908,778
17,979,185
X» '
,
.
/'
X
-
Co.—To Sell Spokane Utility-1-
'"
.
Peters,
Writer
*>tehsenf
Inn,
&
200,000
200,000
Chris-
7
y
,^
f-
'i.
'
200,000
2187.
Inc—-Offering Oversubscribed^-*
common
stock
which
»
,
p,-
total
pursuant
to
the
148,119
over-subscription formula.-,.,.
The °f;ferihg was'underwritten
t
by a
shares
.
syndicate
-
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; White, Weld k
Co.;. R
& Co. For details, see V. 174, p, 2092.
r
t
to
be
allotted
;
headed
by
W
Merrill
PressDrieh
"
■'
-
Composite Fund, Inc., Spokane,
W^sh,—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
x
x
r
This
all
gas
or.
company on Dec. 7 applied to the SEC for authorization tofof the outstanding capital stock of Spokane Gas St Fuel Cor
utility company), of Spokane, Wash.,_
.
"
;
Spokane Gas stock consists of
and
behalf,
affiliated
proposed
Mp-
is
of
to
sale
be
sold
himself
with
is
said
to
and
Cities,
e
The
a
,
200,000
Lunt7,CJ_X_7_-
of
1,353,707 shares, or approximately 89.5,%' of
the" total
offered, were covered by regular subscriptions and
after these
subscriptions are filled there will remain
44,652,133.
;
Hamlin &
shares
•
146,369,952-154,957,318 164,810,654
38,367,975' 41,548.416
174, pp. 2086 and 2187.
&
300.000
,
Gross, Rogers & Co._x_
13.
A
36,236,271
—V.
300,000
Co._2^
Co._____7__
previous^ announced as oversubscribed,- had-a total
subscription
1.862,748 shares, or 1243 of the total ..shares
offered, Stuart -M
Crocker, Chairman of the Board, announced on DecX
1,720,680-
16,339,287
p.
500,000
Co
of
y.
163,461,887
railway™.!!
oper. income...
In?-
500.000
and
Hutton. St
Abraham
A
500,000
& Co..
F.
was
1948'
^
E.
500.000
Parker &
Columbia Gas System,
from
stock,
,
2,077,448 l
-7-
-
Boettcher
This company's offering of
1,501,826 shares of
,
railway™!. $17,801,275 $16,758,663 $16,486,394 $16,472,424
railway™^- 7 5,060,015
4,764,378
4,641,929 X 4,137,'664
oper.
Terry & Co._y
600,000
600.000
Co., Tne._'
500,000
500,000
v»i
x-t,
v
&
alsq V. 174,
opposite
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Cbrp.y X 600,000
Redpath
"
-
below
Hirsch St Co.„js
600.000
M.
Loeb, Rhoades
Co.:x- r.-Xv /•
7 X^:1'&
forth
>y-;-
_—$3,200,000
Lehman Brothers
Union Securities
severally
agreed to sell to them
Set
underwriter
Align & Co.__—
"7
Net
(a
Dec.
Service
from
ry.
The
company
with- the
•'.se?veraiivto thprnrh!pinfind the ,corfpoia,t{on has
severally, the principal amount .of
debentures
convertible preferred stock 7
:-{/'77'..{.
From Jan, 1—■
sell
Canyon Lode Mining Co., Walla Walla, Wash.—Files—
The
of
,
from
Net
ilJ:
1890.
covering
4ft 3
addi¬
;
proceeds .from-the sale of this stock, together with $500,600
the private placement of -first mortgage -and collien sinking fund bonds, will. be used to retire bank loans and
Cities Service
1951—11 Mos—1950
$9,412,905 $10,356,236 $105,963,681 $110,970,544
174, p.
sale
■
collateral trust 20-:
organized
with
mining
net
Net
Butler Brothers—November Sales-r-
Nov.'30—
the
simultaneously
'
received-from
Grass
to
incorporated in California for 3,000,000 shgres(par
per
share, nonassesable).
The company has a ten-year lease on
2\f2 miles of Bukeye Creek
lcoated 2Vz miles north of Trinty
Center, Trinity County, Calif., and
pays
153; royalty, The lease expires in I960.—V. 174, p. 1690.
Period End.
Co.,
use
0.75
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
October— -.7"
' '
:
1951
1950
■' ;^'1S49
is
company
value
10c
1.25
■
Shoemaker
stock
for
consummated
GIVING
*
:
and
steel products,
fastenings, structural
rand merchant steel, carbon steel
plates, stainless clad plates, flanged
and dished
heads, large diameter welded steel pipe, wire
rope, pig iron,
fL blooms,, billets, and rods, together with cokb and by-products;
mining or Quarrymg of iron ore, limestone, and
dolomite, '
chiefly for
.
Central West Utility Co. (Kansas)— Sale—
■
Buckeye Mining Co., Trinity Center, Calif.-—Stock Of¬
fered—The company is offering 500,000 shares of
capital
stock at par (10 cents per
share), without underwriting.fPresident)
shares
7Blair, Rollins
1987.
.j.
-
improvement
proposed seam'ess pipe
other corporate purposes.
have
loans and'for
.
plant
300,000 shs.
subsidiary.
(1)
1.25
Coy_7_
the-
from
corporation intends to continue to be engaged in these
businesses.
«,'•'- 7'
corporation also intends to be: engaged in the business of
pro.*
"f. oucing seamless pipe and tubing.
•;
v
,; :.;7. 7XX;
Stock Offered—An" :
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
'
174, p. 2186
174,
The
Co._^
at'
interest
;
serial
shares of
including
& Co7:27 •i.2'5
'1 0.75
Phillips
■
underwriters, headed by McCormick & Co., on
Dec. 11 publicly offered 75,000 shares of common
stpek ~j lateral
repay advances from Central Electric & Gas
(par $1) at $8.50 per share.
'
'''y'/"''.•{ y:'
construction.—V.
-
other corporate purposes.—V.
banks
Th<r Principal business
2.50
(no par-stated value $50) at $50 per share and accrued?
A
group of
*•
have
convertible
Colorado
An
2.50
1.25
Co7
&
:
shares of 5.40%
*..,;y. -*y'
Stock Offered
and
Spencer Steel Co.' became effective
4.50
—
.4% 3
was
filed
;
■:
Co.
&
a
„
Co.—
1964
plus'interest,
plus
10,000,000;
Iron
The
2.50
;
dividends.
—
St
1,'
thereof
$30,000,000
reorganization
?
underwriting syndicate headed by Paine, -Webber, Jack- '
son & Curtis and Loewi &
Co., on Dec. 12 offered 20,000;
•
Broderick & Bascom Rope Co.
&
2.50
Singer, Deane & ScribnerX
4.50
&
of
1,
cumulative
>tion
2.503
Co._X^_-.
&
April
value
-
service.—
174, p. 2186.
the
■
Sullivan
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
7.00
Corp.
Central Telephone
loco¬
commutation
1951
23,
fi¬
inves¬
the
of
.
loco¬
new locomotives,
the feoston and Maine
Diesel electric units which will practically
used
250,000
the
Brothers
Bosworth,
7.00
Co
Baird
See -also V.
•
-
W.
&
Inc.
7
the
system
will
steam
47
in service.
v
With
Securities
from
BUSINESS—The
Nov.
•
Dec. 31 in each
year
from
1952
to
1957,
inclusive, the corporation is required
to
redeem for the sinking fund
5,000 shares, and thereafter on Dec. 31
in each year 2,500.
shares, of the initial series
serial preferred stock.
$660,000 shares of common stock will be reserved
for issuance upon
conversion of debentures,
*
"
^
•;i",'-,yi
r
400,000
Starkweather
9.00
Dean
;•
has ordered 39 new Diesel electric locomotives at a
total cost of $5,000,000.
The new Diesel units will be delivered during
now
Co.,
Janney <fe Co.._—_
.The' Ohio Co.——il—1--
9.00
American
-1950
company
the first five months of
&
Ingalls & Snyder_:_.__{.__
10.75
7.00
Robert
motives
Pollock
'
■■
Boston & Maine RR.—Orders 39
The
E.
STOCK—On
10.753
Inc
Republic Co. (Inc.)
W. C. Langley & Co
Lee Higginson Corp.;
Higher—
.
„
be
f;"'
500,000
Thomas & Co.-__.-i_-_-
Webber, Jackson &
Central
$7,339,500 $67,884,555 $65,324,379
will
sinking fund
157.561
the
to
of
Co. in conjunction with the
proposed transfer of its assets and
property to the Colorado Fuel corporation, upon the
carrying out of
the plan and agreement of
reorganization dated Oct. 5, 1951, between
The E. & G. Brook Iron Co. and the
corporation.
On
'
COMMON
Union Securities Corp.____
Sales
severally
"
publicly invited bids for the purchase5 of
Curtis
1093.
Inc.- -November
bonds
of
Inc.
500,000
"
Bond
purchasers
The Illinois
1,000,000
FOR
the
of
amount
below:
forth
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.
—V.
of
principal
set
Co..—.
First
Paine,
due
Iron
v
.
,
Coffin
authorized,
debentures,
•52,521
2,492,605 shs.
v.-.
methods
institutional
$14,906,719
program
construction
stock
(without
par
stated value $5 per share)
Nejisco shares
and unsubscribed shares.
The best bid was submitted by )the invest- ;
™Pnt
ment hsnfcprc nomorf below and was
bankers named »«>w
accepted by the company. 1 Per¬
centage of shares to be purchased follows;
21,'51 Aug. 17,'51 Nov. 22/50
$20.57
&
'i y?
names
500,000
Blair
2,500,000 shs.
indenture.
or
BONDS—The
are
been
the
part
the
Common
220,000 Shs.
value)„„„»__^
respective
each
20-year
1956
30,000 shs.
Merle-Smith___.
&
company
America—Asset Value-
yXXX-y
by
trust
and
principal amount of first
sinking fund 4'/4%
bonds, due
'due Dec. 1, 1966
Five-year promissory notes duo Dec.
V 5,713 shs.
,
by
other
$30,000,000
(par $50)
'
series!
par
OF
'•
of
held
,
of
approximately
CAPITALIZATION
15-year
300,000 shs.
„'"VV
by charter
UNDERWRITERS
registration statement with 4he
a
'
'
Red path
The
Investment
asset
filed
without underwriting.
gas wells.
of—
As
shares
10
the
and
William
Bonanza Oil & Gas Co., Los Vegas, Nev.—Files—
Dec.
($10
(cumul.)
series_«^.,___
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $3,850,000
Auchincloss, Parker Ac
Dick
on
stock
"No limit imposed
PURCHASERS
new
corporation
stock, ,$100 par val.
preferred
;
Preferred stock 3.503
Preferred stock 4.603-
,
pany will be made before the end of the year to common stockholders
of Beneficial Corp. of record Dec. 15, 1951.—V. 172, p. 1729. >.
The
-
in
corporation
'j Dec.
:
4,951,000
•4,951,000;
7,000,000 r
1979—
due
6%
Act
•
Co. (approximately 583
of the outstanding
in exchange for the capital stock of the new
.'iv.'--.
y'X
/'.
common
2% %
T 25/»Vo
Preferred
re¬
Revenue
has
4%%
53
which it will
stock of Bankers
company
new
a
shares
60,891.6
company)
the
section
.
will
Corp.
holdings
stock of
shares
•
finance
including
year
! ■
stock
are
certain
Authorized
3,923,000 ;-
S
the
and
and
following
companies
outstanding bonds,
103V43 ' of the par
of
First piortgage and
;
distribution of Beneficial's holdings
a
The
of
Co.),
York
"
investors
of
cost
borrowing
':
.
Dec.
To
The
•
Series
price
Steel
New
corporation.
insurance
of
the
price
the
12,005,000 7
4,927,000
$27,720,000,
1951;
which
7'.X
12,675,000
——
Series
Beneficial Corp.—To Distribute Insurance Stock—
of
19,480,000
1976
corpora¬
construction
interest;
3.
Outstanding
2V4% due 1977
Series Q 3%% due 1978
Series R 3% due 1979
1889.
1,
tions,
$221,000
1970
the
of
2. To prepay the outstanding 3!a£
promissory notes of the corpora¬
which aggregate $8,400,000,
plus
FINANCING-
3ViVc due 1972—
due
the
purchase
Worth
used:...,
collateral
redeem
total
new
PRESENT
Authorized
Series J 3due 1968_
Series
■
and
the
Co.
tion
30
1
of
the
cost
1971.-|;:,.v:
a
Oct.
rate
,
1,
be
of
Trust
group
private
redemption
or
in
of
cost
including
Sale of
.1. To
,
sur¬
stock
common
the
part
estimated
an
The total net proceeds of the sale of the bonds
and of the deben¬
tures and of the making of the bank loan are
estimated to be approx¬
imately $49,000,000 and will be used:
' :■% {
{■„
f ■/
outstand¬
to. subscribe, and
in
program,
at
$10,000,000 principal amount of the new 4%% debentures.
3. Borrowing of $10,000,000 from banks on a
five-year loan.
1
by stock¬
England Public X
of
mill,
(formerly
of
to
a
and/or
2.
purchase
New
48.463
banks
to
mortgage
v
..
for
The
owned
First and general mortgage bonds:
generators, combination alternating and direct-current generators, com¬
bination
starter-generators and various electrical accessories for jet
and propeller-type aircraft.
- I"'
Other Utica Division products will include jet fuel pumps and special
vacuum-tube-using amplifiers for aircraft instruments and controls—
on
v
The offering has been over¬
Further details follow:
finance
to
part
as
Corp.
Midland
are
1. Sale
;
remaining shares, together
subscription, warrants, were
,
p.m.
prior to
stock,
common
the
,
for the
5
The
through
,
warrants
expire
Co.
stock.
common
purchased
Steel
depositary
stock (par $10) at $17.62*4 per
group headed by The First
Coffin & Biirr, Inc. Further details
will be payable on common stock shares now
being offered.-
The directors
1988.
p.
issue of Dec. 10 of the
public
our
expansion
pipe
given
were
Marine
Dec.
stock
order
plant
seamless
Claymont
common
corporation's new Utica Division, Donald M. McGrath, Division
General Manager, announced on Dec. 14.
V
Mr. McGrath revealed
this company additionally
will manufacture
four types of electrical equipment for both piston and jet planes.
The
electrical equipment
will include 1,000-ampere, direct-current
p.
Merger-
174,'
Corp.—Offering Oversubscribed
made in
was
proposed
new
a
The
render its warrants for cancellation,
the
174,
■■
corporation is carrying: out a financing plan that includes re¬
deeming the corporation's presently outstanding $14,437,500 first mort¬
gage and collateral trust 15-year sinking fund 43
bonds, due April l,
1964, and prepaying the $8,400,000 outstanding 3V2 r/c
promissory notes,
issue of Dec. 10 of the
cents
V.
below.—V.
Inc.
the
Offering of Bonds and
our
completely free of ground crews and ground equipment, will be centered
at
tion's
shares
315,146
Subscription
s
Unit—
starter, operating
jet-plane
Airlines,
PROCEEDS—In
V. 174, p. 2186.
see
—
made in
was
DIVIDENDS-^Slnce
world's
;■
subscribed and the books closed.
underwriting
an
shares
offered
~
the
by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Esta-
Corp. and
the
with
publicly offered at $3 per share through Davies & Co., San Francisco, (Calif.
The proceeds are to .be used" to retire debt and for
working capital.
Bendix Aviation Corp.—To Make First Jet
Airlines, Inc.—Proposed
National
—Mention
Corp.—Stock, Sold—
offered, 164,406 shares~are subject to prior
purchase through subscription warrants, by present holders of the 67c
on
of
Electric
&
{follow:
be
Production
Gas
For
Maine
by
Boston
•
Dec. 7 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 85,000 shares of capital stock (par $1), of which 10,000 are ;
to be offered in retirement of indebtedness and 75,000 shares are- to
company
v,
274.
p.
of
preferred
The
./
,
Allen & Co. and associates.
Co., Burlingame, Calif.—Files
Benbow Manufacturing
{*'
.
.
accrued dividends
included in all periods, while military
Sales of the Adler chain are
for
offering of $10,000,000 15-year 43/4% convertible deben¬
tures due Dec. 1, 1966, at 100% and accrued
interest, by
195i—47 Wks—1950
$3,092,478 $39,557,841 $38,203,5o4
:.
1957."
offering of 40,000 shares of 514%, cumulative preferred stock made on Dec. 5 at par ($100 per share) and
,
1951—4 Wks—1950
24—
174,
The
315,146 shares of
if
improvements, etc—
; ./.
.•/.
New York, N. Y„ has been appointed trustee
the above. company's 4';> first mortgage bonds
Bank,
agent
1,
Colorado Fuel & Iron
1,000
Shoe Corp.—Sales Increase—
Beck
deceased.—V.
Simpson,
1,000
Watling, Lerchen & Co,—
1936.
William
---—
Sutro
p.
Hanover
paying
Colonial
Stock—Mention
Straus
Co
lor
pay
V
Dec.
See
/
public offering by Halsey, Stuart & Go. Iftc. and associ¬
ates on Dec. 7 of $7,000,000 first and general mortgage
3%% bonds, series T, due Nov. 1, 1981, at 101.749% and
accrued interest, and of the offering of a new issue of
1,000
S.)
at
1,000
1,000
174,
covering
the market
1,000
1,500
(A.
offered
to
6
;
Blosser
&
of
Central
1,000
;
Co
&
Co—--:———
—V.
Estate
Harris,
&
i
Simon
&
be
to
Dec,
on
the books closed.
Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc.
& Co
$10),
(par
SEC
1,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce
&
stock
the
1,000
Co.—:
I.
Bacne
capital
with
St
1,500
G. H. Walker
The
due
brook & Co. and associates has been oversubscribed and
Fairman
M.
of
filed
was
used
Clevewait Holding Co., Inc.—Trustee Appointed—
,
V
(approximately $16.87»/2 per share* through Lee Higginson Corp. and
Ellis & Simmons, both of Chicago, 111.; for the account of the
1,000
Showers
Inc.
notification
1,000
1,500
Inc———
of
Gardner
William R. Staats & Co—
Co.,
:
v-
1
be
0
ai,
p.-600.
1,000
Mullaney,
Stroud
&
be used to acquire- the capital
'
net, proceeds
169,
1,000
—
Ryons & Co
Wells & Co.—
Lester,
1,500
1,500
1,500
Co
&
Mitchum,
V.
'
Blunt
1,000
1,500
Irving Lundborg & Co
The
'
|
1,000
1,500
1,500
Inc.
4 offered
25,000 shared pi 5%
preferred stock at par
($50 per share) imdjacc^ed dividends,
v,
in units of $100 of'deben-.
proceeds are to
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
Citizens' Independent Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—
of stock at $150 per unit.
1987.
p.
.
^ Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp. " on. DecX
Castle & Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
shares
6,000
1,000
1,500
letter
A
Noonan
—
1,500
Kalman St Co.,
McCormick
Bretscher
Inc.
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.__
1,500
(Inc.)
Co.
&
Dixon
1,500
Illinois Co
The
net
174,
(A. M.)
1,000
1,500
Bradford & Co-—
C.
Stock
.and
1,000
Co
&
Dain & Co.„™___
M.
1,500
—_
Co
&
J.
Collins
Julien
5,000
•
Bacon, Whipple & Co
J.
program.—V.
1,000
Blunt Ellis & Simmons™
5,000
Co
&
and
stock of Piedmont Gas Co. and for the Carolina company's construction
1,000
5,000
White, Weld & Co
Corp.—Debentures
(par $2.50)
10 shares
and
PROCEEDS—The
1,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus_™_
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
24,000
Bear, Stearns & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co——.
Gas
Shares
Shares
.
stock
common
tures
,
Bros—
Forgan
of
names of the several underwriters and
the
purchased by each of them from the selling
V
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
stockholders
being
shares
Natural
Offered—A group of underwriters, headed by It.' S. Dick¬
son
& Co. Inc., on Dec. 10 publicly offered *$1,090,000
of 6% debentures due Dec. 1, 1976, and 100,000 shares
.
offered to employees and to je
Issued only to the extent, if any, that sucn shares may besubscribed
(tad paid for by employees in accordance with the terms of the offering
end
(b)
25,000 shares which
are
subject to the restricted stock
options and are to be issued only to the extent
if any, that such
options may be exercised in accordance with their terms.
.
•
.
for
to
Roy
a
be
Fish
C.
certain
10,000 shares of
(of
Houston,
no
par
Texas),
with .the
174, p. 1787.
acting
persons, none of whom' .are >:
consideration
of
$300,000/.-The » :
in
compliance with an SEC orderrof/
y,Hr>n"r '<>*' r- '^terest In / nokane Gas.
interested
,
fiie<i
other
cash
.
SEC has given
.
QPTihe C0rF°raon^rt0n Pec>
a. registration statement
SEC covering 200,000 shares 10
of capital stock
(par $1).—V.
common
persons
until Dec.
hearing upon the applictaion—V. 174, p. 1295.
19,r l951wto request.
X
XX/,-
.
Consolidated Engineering
Corp,—Offering Oversub¬
scribed—Mention was made in our issue of
Dec. 10 of
the
public offering of 125,000 shares of
common stock
(par 50 cents) at $13.62V2 per share
by Blyth & Co.,
Number 5073
Volume 174
Inc.
associates.
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
The offering was quickly
scribed and the books closed.
oversub¬
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd.—Debentures Offered—
,
Further details follow:
Public
dealers
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
Authorized
'2Va%' 'scoured
instalment
Dec.
1,
of
v :
AV2f/r
to
to June
*
5At
stock
50
from
cents
of
the
50
(par
1,
value
par
each,
common
amendment
and
whereupon
stock,
$1
tNot
value,
par
stock,
common
including
outstanding,
certificates
fiThis
were
'■.
value..
the
in
was
UNDERWRITERS—The
principal
*
Lehman
Bache
Dean
Witter
See
&
V.
Hill
&«Co.-._
174,
Walter
&
Ryons
tire
will
will
the
to
the
for
such
will
purpose
obtained
be
from
kraft
of
proceeds
products
paper
the
and
balance
stock
common
(300,000
shares
in
tons
The
SEC
kraft
dried
Consumers Public Service Co., Brookfield, Mo.—Stock
be
to
are
'The
for
stock
sinking
fund
callable in
on
whole
in
or
PROCEEDS—The
sale
of
this
of
short
ice
operating
the
light
three
the
towns,
Light
Rothville-Sumner
for
used
the
company's
expansion
is
retire
to
its
Sales
to
Power
the
for
and
the
Powersville
NEW
First
mortgage bonds,
First
mortgage
Debenture
due June
1,
1970,
1970,
1958,
1,
4%,
202,000
(non-cumulative,
$50
5'!c
preferred
(cumulative,
par
stock
stock
($1.0
rtock
subscribed
—V.
174. *).
Curtis
$50
par
15,000
valuei-L-A-,
1,500 shs.
value)
par
value)__
par
notification
filed
was
with
the
SEC
Dec.
on
5
Dallas
;
Smith
The corporation
•<v
hovering
$18.50
Corp.,
Dec.
on
filed
letter of notification
a
stock
common
share through
apclis, Ind. The proceeds
{
Raffenspcrger,
per
This
corporation
me
be
to
used
(par
Hughes
for
with
the
stock
<fc
this
for
Dec.
on
5
announced
it
had
General
flights between Chicago and Miami and
said
Woolman
1652,
the
The
Manager
represent
total
a
the
across
outlay
of
about
$11,000,000.
both new fleets will be interchangeable.—V. 174,
of
South.
did
Months
Three
Ended
Oct.
Engines
mated
after
Net
*~V.
profit
174.
1951
1950
$27,458,520 $35,505,112
—
Price Set at $82.50
in
wages
in
buy
The
price
registration
statement-
filed
its
with
became effective on Dec.
the stock to employees was
of
is
similar
to
those
offered
the
December
14
will
be
said
company
employees
may
have
to
pay
dale.
and
682.50.
however,
have
30
to
in
issued
of
by
under
Financial
million
in
line
mail
two
cubic
Texas,
estimated
denied
projects
feet
to
plant
in
change
the
company's
name
to-
has
1952
been
and
closed
start
products.
for
than
more
manufacturing
Part
of
the
may¬
will
and
R.
M.
directors
as
be
M.
board,
E.
of
Funk
and
Shock,
the
and
Howard
directors of Friar's
newly
F.
company.'
named
Claude
C.
Jenkins, both
163, p. 3284..
Carr.—V.
Co.
above.
Co.—10%
Dec.
cn
basis
favorable
shares
to
next
will
held
payable
each
to
ten
Dec.
on
in
common,
shares
increase
its
1951.
20,
owned,
authorized
Such
in¬
Deo.
20,
1951 and the-stock
stockholders of record at the close
common
business
receive,
for
efiective
become
day.
lieu
in
shares based
such
be
to
Dividend—
dividend
stockholders
by
payable to
Stock
a
share
new
meeting
the
on
one
action
a
expected
declared
7
of
Stockholders
of
prices
on
stock,
the
in
cash
entitled
to
equivalent
frac¬
to
the
"over-the-counter market"'
2,
per
its
-on
be
to
common
issued
1952,—V.
165,
as
stock,
including
stock
a
the
dividend.
full
This
shares
dividend
of
is
commoi*
pavable
Jan.
1454.
p.
This
tral
doily
Mexico
$22%.950,000.
and
a
October of
Chemical
Both
no
-
•
,
seventh
a
174,
p.
aides
$629,412
pay
Co.
had
appeal.-—V.
In
Kansas
in
W.
agreed
for
the
City,
to
accept
distribution
North,
Broaddus
of
the
and
the
system of Cen¬
Avondalc
Kansas
decision,
City
and
under
Dana
135
NOTE:
On
S.
Seibert,
La
account
President;
Salle
ol
St.,
the
(Reg.
William
Chicago
3,
Iluctuatlons
D.
111.
In
U.
S.
Rlggs,
Patent
and
Feb.
there
the
rate
ol
of
will
be
includes
37,160
agreement
on
dated
March
3.
July
1952;
company had
insurance
an
5,
1951
provides
$5,000,000
between
to
1961
to
1964,
1971, inclusive.—V. 174,
inclusive;
and
1100.
.*
p.
per
from
annum
:
-
'
about
General
143
Co.—Large Equipment Contract-
turbines
capable
included
are
of
among
being
now
producing
395,000
kilowatts of
than
more
readied
for
$20,000,000 of General
installation in two new
Nearly $13,000,000 of the equipment has been ordered
by th&
Aluminum & Chemical Corp. for u new
four-pot-line reduction
plant at Chalmette, La. A separate $8,000,000 order has been
placed
by the Reynolds Metals Co. lor its two-poc-line installation now
under
construction near Corpus Christi, Texas.
Kaiser
,
facilities
Nevada,
and
power
Electric equipment
aluminum plants.
1950.
Titanium
Electric
Generators
electric
program,
these
announcement that the
borrow
$20,000,000
from
to
Feb.
from
year
1965
This
approximately
for
recent
16, 1953; and the remaining $5,000,000 at- any time
to May 1,
1953, at 3Vz9o; interest, with a commitment fee
of Ji of 1%.
The loan will mature on March 1,
1972, with annual
prepayments as follows: 2 V-i'/o each from 1957 to 1960.
Inclusive 15%
horsepower
construction
arid
2
each
Arizona.
the
thereafter
present
to
with
arrangements
it is stated that an
borrowings of $10,000,000
for
make
to
connection
completed
In line with
plans to increase the aluminum industry's over-all
production to approximately 2Vb billion pounds
annually, the two new
plants are designed lor an aggregate output of 550 million
pounds
oi the defense-vital metal each
year.
*
Equipment ordered for Kaiser's Chalmette plant will be used ia
facilities
million
The
for
a
designed
pounds
a
Reynolds
boost
to
year,
that
firm's
production
by nearly 200
about, half of che plants eventual output.
is designing its new Corpus Christi plant
company
capacity
Both
of 150 million pounds
Reynolds and the Kaiser
by the end of this year.
a
the
operation
year.
plants
arc
expected
to
be
in
Announces New Line of Metal-Clad Switchgear—
A
Co.,
,
,
York, has been appointed trustee
New
.
,
,
.
2188.
th
standard
new
line
metal-clad
of
from 2,400 to 13,800 volts,
tlle
150
to
switchgear,
500
lias
mva,
ranging
been
in
ratings
announced
by
Qeneraj Electric Co
F.
r.
Tinnerholm,
Manager
of
the
company's
-
End. Sept. 30—
"
-
Switchgear
Depart-
and
1951—12 Mos.—1950
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$1,477,785
$7,714,683
1,731,580
2,736
140.760
454,455
351,735
taxes
$6,810,022
1,443,941
$1,384,756
25,447
Interest
Pricr year
Net
Cr434,452
tax. adjust.^
income
Earnings
General Shoe Corp.
Year Ended
Net sales 1
(& Subs.)
$6,703,358
$4,937,682
—,
*$1.19
$0.94
174,
prior year tax adjustments.
p.
Total
Cost
Oct. 31—
*1951
Eureka
paid on promissory
Other'charges
The
stock
Corp., Ltd.—Stock Subscribed For—
corporation
(par
$1)
to
held.
Purchasers
all of a 3,234,303 share, issue of common
at 55 cents per share (Canadian cur¬
Secretary, announced.
sold
has
of
on
the
a
basis of two shares
new
stock
also
,
one
to
buy at $1.25 per share
additional
The
Provision
for
taxes
on
share
for
each
for each three shares
received
warrants
(Canadian funds), before June
three shares subscribed for.
entitling
1, 1953,
proceeds of the sale will go into new tunneling and other con¬
at the company's :Eureka, Nev,, mine.—V. 174, p. 1788.
struction
Net
-
per
113,923
77,533,86$
250,00$
2~3,5o£
945,632
982,12$
2,377,00$
$3,896,713
common
160,994
39,704
—
share___„____.
.
;
39,704
1,863,517
______
Common dividends
Earnings
96,791,174
inco|ne_.:__„_2,954,000
dividends
Preferred dividends
1950
837,193
290,000
;j_-
notes
earnings
Preference
'
$3,570,939
156,789
stockholders
rency), M. R. Jennings,
The stock was offered
and gen'l expenses
fund
employees retirement
Interest
1,426,778
_$104,665,668 $85,278,214
_______
selling, admin,
to
V
$103,238,890 $84,441,01S
_
income
of sales,
Contribution
1788.
Earnings—
—i.—.
Other- income
$997,883
$1,033,021
._i—.
share——_____—_
per
Office)'. William
Business
(Teleohone
a
Court
2610.
173, p,
company,
an
Appointed-
Utility
ruling by Judge James
Appeals, arbitrator.
its
Natural's
Co.,
Southern
in
will
company
West
(Mo.)—Acquisition Approved—
1,777,801
$4.50
$5.04
'Including operations
of
The
K; ley
Company
and
Murphy since acquisition during 1991.—V. 174, p. 1296.
Johnston
Company, Publishers. 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570
Herbert D. Selber't, Editor and Publisher:
a
week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue)
with a statistical issue on Monday].
Other
Gardens, London, E. C„ England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1951 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered
as
second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3,
1879. Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members ol PftQn
American Union,
$45.00 per year; In Dominion of Canada, $48.00 per year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year.
j
William
offices;
a
certain
plant
warehousing.'
serve
Brewing
stock.at
of
stock
company.
us.>d
be
gas
cost
to
this
by
would
of
New
loop
Nevada
Manufacturers Trust
--
Expenses
the
Chronicle
the
is
share
authorizes
supplemental^ indenture relating to the issuance of
$14,000,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds 3%% series due Feb. 1,
them
and
to
011
the day after the record date.
Slock
certificates and checks for
fractions will be mailed so as to be received not- later than
Jan. 2, 1952.
The
company
has also declared 'a cash dividend of 25 cents
making
capacity of
but denies
Southwest
the
order
which
the
expand
facilities which
of
the FPC in
consumers
the
Employees
Commercial
to
Ale
directors
business
2188.
p.
an
decision,
initial
authorizes
100
system
Stanffer
"Eefore
payment is made.
The
Name
—
s:
The*
of all Dow subsidiary and associated companies may
participate in the plan with the exception of officers and directors
pf the parent companyl-VV. 174, p. 2188.
•f
174,
per
Employees,
Mich.
"
to
options of paying cash with
their subscriptions, completing payment at any time before Sept. 1
and cancelling or reducing their subscriptions at any time before the
final
decision
30-inch
Examiner
Period
share because of present wage and salary.
Stabilization regulations. If the market price at the time an employee completes his subscription is in excess of $117.50, the employee may
fee required to pay the excess over the $117.50 in addition to the
$82.50
established
Huron,
General Aniline & Film Corp.—Loan
Arrangements—
Nov.
facilities
construction
Gross .income
closes.4
than
more
by
i
Dow
permitted
for each 50 shares held on the record
both stockholders and employees opens Jan. 3
'■
to
12
_
.
record
Dec.
on
-
a
of
made
* ment at Philadelphia, said the new line offers many new and improved
:
""
x:^deslgri features,, although it retains the same general arrangement of
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Earnings—
^
major components.—V. 174, p. 2093.
^
:
:
condi¬
by
Port
chemical
storage
Seal-Peel's
dividend will be
quickly over¬
was
per
day, making a total capacity ol
cubic feet daily.
Temporary authorization
1968.—V.
10.
and
share
one
Offering
under
stockholders
Jan: 25.
y
the
to
/
Employees may subscribe up to 10%
of
their
payroll deduction plan with payments starting
being completed about Sept. 1.
*
1951.
February
Common
.
said
the stock purchase plan
and
1950
annual
^fearly
A
stock
on
and
members
of
on
crease
Dec: 5 by White, Weld
on
on
Examiner's
construct
its
of
Trustee
-----
share
use±
books
Metals Corp, and other
manufacturers
operating
portions of
the former Basic Magnesium
project of World War II, as well as residential, commercial and
however, because of wage and salary stabilization regulations.
Otherwise
to
serve
The
per
cold
continue
common
proposed project because
th company, he said, had failed tc. show the nvaiiabUUy of natural
gas for the service it proposed to render,
Nevada Natural is seeking
a
supply of gas for thet project from the El Paso system.
'J
Nevada
Natural's
proposed
project, estimated to cost $2,331,350,
isVia ii4-mile pipeline for the transportation of natural gas for sale ,
in Henderson,' Boulder City, and Las Vegas, Nev.
The proposed line,
extending from a point near Topock, Ariz., to Las Vegas was intended
to
Share
and Exchange Commission
company
tional,
employees.
and
Stockholders
The
18.400,000
per
Under Stock Purchase Plan—
(J The company on Dec. 11 announced a. price of $82.50
<;its forthcoming offering of 180,000 shares of common
(Securities
The
esti¬
cost • $1,038,404, to increase the capacity of its facilities to
Phoenix, Chandler City and Mesa, Ariz., area by 67 million
industrial
7'. Dow Chemical Co.
10-building
early
reopen
Friar's
stock,
1951—11 Mos.—1950
feet
The
A;—$10,158,520 $17,105,112
—
be
2092.
p.
turn
was
earnings,
net
$68,916,549 $64,979,209
at $102 per share,
Commission
program,
granted
was
"
1692.
p.
increase
oversubscribed and the
was
require FPC authorization.
other El Paso project includes
million
17,300,000
announcement
voted
and
Gas Service Co.
additional
on
the
serve
Subs.)—Earnings—
31—:
all
operating charges
'ijnccmc and excess profits taxes_—___;
.
not
The
Disco Industries, Inc. (N. J.)—Files With SEC-
'Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd. (&
have
Co.
Galveston-Houston
in new
arid existing main line compressor
stations,
The Examiner found
that certain other field and gathering facilities included in the project
cubic
Profit
This
amount
Nevada Natural Gas Pipe Line Co., of Las Vegas, Nev.,
to build a pipeline from Arizona to Nevada.
the
an
miles
10.4
The corporation on Dec. 4 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 299,500 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
"..at $1 per share through I. J, Scheniri Co., New York.
The proceeds
.are to be used to purchase new equipment and for working capital.
r !
Beane
Friar's Chemical Co., Port
Huron, Mich.- -New NameSee
value
transmission " system
construction
1988.
p.
for
customers
DC-6B's, and a fleet of 44-passenger
scheduled for delivery starting October,
:
\bi
increased
an
year.
$5,562,605
to
are
the
$100»„
&
The 'retro-,
Expansion—
Examiner's
is
available
new
340's,
Convair
will
for
"the
of
(par'$100) made
to
gas
authority
One
placed an order with
price of approximately
Delta, said the new ships are scheduled for delivery starting September
S1953 to supplement Delta's present fleet of seven DC-6's on non-stop
<pn
called
for
board
tional
Power
company
application by
«,
twin-engine
law
share.
per
1951—Month—-1650
Presiding
a
natural
N
working capital.
Douglas Aircraft Co., for four DC-6B's at a
i $1,100,000 each.
C. E. Woolman, President and
Mr.
dividend
totaled $129,619,333
1951
cents
61
or
proceeds
174,
with
(par
Fenner
Corp.—Large Generator Contract—
Boehringer, F. R. Bolton
members
Stores Inc.—November Sales—
associates
Federal
effective
SEC
to be offered at
Co., Inc., Indian-
$8),
-5 the
and express
9,
stock
Pierce;
program.—V.
according to a joint
174, p. 1597.
large
will
New
of
Preferred
Stock
Offering Oversubscribed —
offering of 100,000 shares of 5M>% cumulative pre¬
The
jDelta Air Lines, Inc.—Places Equipment Order—
•
stock
statement
preferred
shares, outstanding
common
Sept.
half
the
registration
Lynch,
underwriters. The
construction
compounds
used
'
& Co. and
Indianapolis, Ind.—Files—
7
of
shares
4.997
tax
from
a
convertible
Merrill
largest anthracite coal-fired steam electric generator is
will
It
Karl
Ale,
L'Li-a*-
ago.
ended
first
offering
Proposed
f
$3.13
subscribed and the books closed. See V.
broker.
as
43,134,237
$2.13
„
1788.
The
ferred
covering
common stock to be offered at the market (about $6.62}h
without underwriting. Heckcr & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., will
The proceeds
are
to go to Cary William Bok,
VicePresident, who is (he selling stockholder.-—V. 174, p. 1988.
act
Friar's
resinous
5V2%
share),
per
year
new
the
for
15,028,745
are
a
resulting
$6,215,109
The
500 shares of
;>
the
closed.-
808.
of
to request
Dyke,
year.
,
$9,239,116,
Brothers
p.
1951,
19,
_
1,500 shs.
Publishing Co., Phila., Pa.—Filing With SEC—
letter
—
filed
12
and
principal
as
Chemical
Van
33,683,895
32,350,194
quarter
were
of
taxes
share.
25,000 shs.
($10
<j»
Exchange on Dec. 13 by White, Weld & Co. at $35.37 V2
per share, net, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents per
1,800 shs.
value)r_
Co.
&
stockholders
76,818,132
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 124,120 shares of common stock
(par $3) was made after the close of the New York Stock
$333,000
—.
earnings
174,
a
over
half its stock
to
Seal-Peel, Inc.
Mich., it was announced on Nov. 27.. In return for
the stock grant, Seal-Peel will take over active
management of Friar's.
of
El Paso Natural Gas
A.._
preferred stock
Common
series
__
g
•
snares
Period End. Nov. 30—
<
TO
4%, series B.._
6%
5%
Common
EFFECT
third
Sales
Electric
notes*
Co.,
manufactured
Co.,
Friar's
1950
384,243,040 295,364,390
ol
There
951.
the
Edison
Electric
companies.—V.
subject
FINANCING
bonds due June 1,
bonds due March
GIVING
•
from earnings of the third quarter.
As a result,
quarter were abnormally low. —V. 174, p. 1892.
the
—V.
CAPITALIZATION,
number
features
and
The
Dec.
shares of
Friar's Ale Brewing Co.,
Changed—New Control—
Up—Earnings Off—
•#;
deducted
com¬
acquire the physical properties of
the Browning-Purdin Electric Light
Co.,
20,
Montaup
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
on
51,550
world's
being
98,414,436
with 13,663,830
cover
to
Electric
•
taxes
the
for
net
active
capital.
utility
service in 18 towns
north-central Missouri.
in
ancl
the
of
presently
working
operating
Jan.
compared
will
power
all
paid
value
par
Power
company's
The
NOTES—21 cents of the per-share decrease in earnings is because
year,
proceeds
net
stock
an
of
company
each
of
has given interested persons until Dec.
the application,—V. 174, p. 1100.
named
the
be
also
is
its outstanding promissory
shares
common
upon
Peabody
66,064,242
in
to
promissory
by this corporation at its Carteret, N. J.,
and Dansvilie, N. Y.,
plants and will be erected at the Holtwood, Pa.,
hydroelectric and steam generating plant of the Pennsylvania Water &
program.
1951
*V;
•:
•
'. Net
earnings
Earnings per common share
Co.
OUTSTANDING
A
the
use
replenish
and
company was organized in 1927
the
Laclede
Electric
Light Co.,
Co.,
to
corporation
The
issue
It
before
rise
authorization
unsecured
$1,000,000.
provide for 1952 construction expenditures.
The
to have outstanding $650,000 of promissory notes
Foster Wheeler
163,
Dec. 4, has arranged
on
Taxes
the
its
of
to
corporation
were
for
(Iowa)—Note Placed Privately—
-___
Earnings
dividends
notice.
105%
at
notice.
preferred
and
notes
electric
manufacturing in
to
proposes
Missouri
written
this
of
accrued
plus
purposes
written
2%
cumulative
term
BUSINESS—This
pany,
days'
value
days'
other
for
30
par
30
on
to. retire
company
issue
outstanding
only
on
fund
of
100',*
part,
date
linking
a
at
purposes
dividend
any
operate
f-
callable
is
'
■'
Sales
dividends.
crued
additional
covering
Kidder,
3220.
>
Boston
amount
by Fall River to pay oi'f
Florida
of
finished
authorized).—V.
36 Weeks Ended Sept. 9—
.•
of
for
notes
and
SEC
The
p.
Bank
Loans—
SEC
Proceeqs
used
hearing
of
shares
172,
-
•
be
The
a
•'
Offered—The company is offering, without underwriting,
an issue of 1,500 shares of 5% cumulative
preferred stock,
series of April 21, 1951, at par ($50 per share) and ac¬
the
purchase
the
company.
Eastman Kodak Co.- -Sales
4,000
Inc._
of
company expects
at Dec. 31,
1951.
of this financing, the capitalization of the company
$1,275,000 first mortgage 4% bonds, series A, $1,500,000
mortgage 4% bonds, series B, $2,250,000 514 "Iv
debentures, and
The
4,000
Durst,
National
the
to
to an aggregate maximum
subsidiary,
completion
—V.
4,000
—
Co.
&
Wagenseller &
for
place privately a $900,000 4V2% promissory note, due
July 1, 1963, through Dovenmuehle, Inc., Chicago, 111.
4,000
Hurry
Richards & Co.
Lister,
7,500
2187.
p.
provide
3283.
7,500
18,000
Co
Staats
R.
also
win
Bingham,
to
to
Hoffman & Good¬
18,000
____
designed
applied
is
(C. A.) Dunham Co.
'-.Shares
18.000
Co
is
This company, it was announced
-
■
Walstcn,
and
First
Light Co.—Bank
0
after
Dec.
its producing capacity in a two stage
is estimated, increase annual capacity
it
1953,
of
Dec.
3
woul(i mature not later than one year less on®
issuance of the initial note, but in no event later thaa
30, 1952, and will bear interest at the prime interest rate at¬
issue date.
The Chase National Bank of the
City of New Yorlc
participate
in
the
loan
to
the
extent
of
$600,000.
day
yield
now
principal underwriters and the
stock to be purchased from
as follows:
are
required
and
consist
205,000
common
40,000
:
Brothers
&
William
1
Ine
to
Electric
on
•
first
■T-
■
Co.,
interest
Ihe
Each
$87,500.
of
amount
Shares
&
will
the
of
names
accrued
River
company
to
notes up
engaged in the manufacture of sulphate pulp and
products. At Dryden, Ont., the company owns and operates
paper
On
■
p.
original
respective numbers of shares of
the company by them severally,
Blyth
kraft
14,030 shares reserved for issue pursuant to options
106 shares reserved for issue in exchange for scrip
nor
The
issue
pulp.
then outstanding.
note
and
98
a
pulp and paper mill with an annual capacity of 60,000
sulphate pulp, of which 50,000 tons can be converted into
to be
outstanding 263,182
shares
of common
split and subdivided into 526,364 shares of
cents par
50
will,
end
the
funds of
company
kraft paper
then
the
Fall
investment
of
annual
money
The
approved a two-for-one split
effected by such amend¬
split became effective on Nov. 14,
stock
stock
the
the
of
2,000,000 shares of
value each to
par
syndicate
a
stage of
general
further
and
outstanding
The
1951;
$051,364 shS.
2,000,000 shs.
then
ment.
35,173
Nov.
of $1
by
12
development, which if proceeded with, will ultimately
capacity to 112,000 tons.
Proceeds of the sale of
the issue now being offered, will be used to defray
in part the cost
of the first stage of development estimated at $3,500,000.
The balance
12, 1951, the stockholders approved
the articles of incorporation changing the authorized
1,000,000 shares
at
to extend
The first stage
tons by
second
;
cents).
special meeting held
a
amendment to
plans
company
80,000
increase
t.35,173
Common stock
Dec.
on
debentures
program.
150,000
150,000
1957
an
514 %
to
1, 1964__:_______-_-1
instalment note,
dated
June 1, 1947, due monthly
$2,250,000
The
.
,
.
July
secured
made
was
by
5.44%.'
$350,000
$350,000
27, 1950, due semi-annually July
1952
Outstanding
dated
note,
July 26, 1350, due semi-annually July
1, 1952 to July 1, 1965___-_
3'/2e,c isecured' instalment note, dated
offering
headed
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., and including A, E.
Ames & Co., Ltd., Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd., Dominion Securities
Corp.,
Ltd., W. C._ Pitfield & Co. Ltd., and Ross Knowles & Co., of an issue
FINANCING
PRESENT
(2355).
STate
B.
Dana
Manager.- Published
2-0613); 1 Drapers'
exchange,
remittance
lor
twice
lorelgn
subscriptions
and
advertisments must be made
In New York funds.
&
4
(2356)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
General Foods Corp.
Period End. Sept. 30—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
cv.$
Net
sales
inc.
18,482,138
21,342,227
12,729,156
on
9,891,222 7
8,613,071
419.912
3,345,277
stock
cjmmo.i
3,345.277
6,690,555
®L47
$2.75
—V.
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into
General Telephone Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered-—
investment group headed jointly by Paine, Webber,
JacksDn & Curtis, Stone & Webster Securities Corpora¬
tion and Mitchum, Tully & Co., on Dec. 11 offered for
The
is
stock
31,
Dec.
after.
convertible
into
1956;
.hrough
1961,
31,
Dividends
into
into
and
of
shares
from
stock
1,
1.
stock
common
of
Dec.
quarterly Jan. 1, April 1, July 1 and Oct.
at
of
common
1.40
cumulative
are
shares
1.65
shares
1.50
1953,
1951,
The
and
stock
payable
are
is
corporation
from
make
to
the
jquities of its subsidiaries and
tion
of
and
their
1952
loans
bank
construction
sale
the
of
additional
stock
investments
will
in
redeemable
be
used
and
for
in
use
and
connection
lor
other
reduc¬
their
with
general
BUSINESS—Corporation
is
Electric
Co.
The
subsidiary telephone
companies operate in 23 states
provide service in 1,056 exchanges in
about 3,»do communities.
General Telephone Directory Co. publishes
telephone directories for the telephone subsidiaries, and Leich Electric
from
Vermont
Co.
California
to
manufactures
and
instruments
and
owned
through a wholly
Corp. system and
subsidiary
sales
non-alfiliated
other
equipment
the
to
which
General
it
sells
Telephone
companies.
operating revenues of the telephone subsidiaries
of General Telephone Corp. for the 12 months ended
Sept. 3p, 1951,
to
$80,652,380.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
'
\
Authorized
Outstanding
'-% debentures, due 1964
$10,000,000
*$10,000,000
Cumulative pfd. stock ($50 par value)
900,000 shs.
'4.40%
pift. (conv. through 9/30/57)
1:206,918 shs.
"4.75% preferred (convertible)—
§240,000 shs.
Common stock .($20 par value)
4,000,000 shs.fll,920,441 Vi shs.
^Includes
$400,000 principal amount to be retired through, sinking
und on July 1, 1952.
jSee "Exchange Offer" below. ; §A" maximum of
206,918 shares of the new preferred (in addition to the
240,000 shares
40w offered)
may be issued in exchange for a like number of shares
of 4.40%
preferred.
flIncludes
shares
56.25
reserved
served
under
for
reserved
conversion
against
preferred
of
4.40%
Employees' Stock Plan and 2,932 shares held
are being initially reserved
for conversion
offered
now
and
additional
an
341,415
shares
in
plans
shares of new preferred In
addition to those
to; offer to the holders of
its
outstanding
tunity to exchange their stock for
share-for-share basis; Each such
such
to
now
expected
oi
new
preferred
stock
who
commitment
offered;
./
to
'
.
(subject
take
through
securities
Parsons & Co
Corp..
ciobert
W.
Baird
&
Co.,
_
Inc.
6,400
'Jail, Burge & Kraus—2,000
Jingham. Sheldon & Co._
1,300
William
Blair
Co.
&
Inc.
HL
Dain
Carter
&
H.
& Co—_
—V.
&
&
depth
Co.—
Ohio
technique
new
that
in
the
key
Dec.
Mr.
The
ment,
"Ie
.
I
process,
using
Goodrich
Co
to
speed
said
the
"hot"
the
Watling, Lerchen & Co.__
White, Weld & Co.-
new
formula
American
wasted
with
cold
The
company
exas,
which
ibber
a
'.
174,
also
174,
The
&
&
open
Co._____
to
p.
will
other
operates
100%
10.
of
Mr.
be
at
the
122
plant
60,000
2,000
'
the
The
at
of
by
revealed.
as
con-
Port
its
output
January,
1952.-—
J
'
.-
Conn.—Arranges Financing
White, President, on Dec.
concluded
At
a
'ected
ate
n
its
arrangements
financial
stockholders
a
director
acted
-»et 1n
as
this
the
needs
meeting
to
with
for
11
announced
Schroder
expansion.
held
represent
on
Dec.
and
this
&
cd|t$>any
Co.,
Inc.
in Canada
products.
Robinson
Rockefeller
&
was
Co.,
Inc.
who
advisors and who will continue
Patented
plicable to compression molding is the
and.for its future expansion
program,
the
Hevrten
174,
Board,
committee
174, p.
started
in
would
as
a
reason
the
of
its
own
for {ts
progress
design
to
announcement added.
date
stock
Ltd.
P.
will
be
Dec. 31; '50
$483,991
1,
net
proceeds
GIVING
3%,
due June
1.
3%%. due June
cumul. pfd.
1S51
New
locaied
Co.
York
of
on
New
engaged
in
business
Aug.
8,
York.
the
It
and
As
in
stk.
of
common
Corp.
922
13
counties
Aug.
The
EFFECT
applied
TO
to
PRESENT
the
company's
FINANCING
-
1932
njw
business
and
in
operates
of
making
Co.—Offering Oversubscribed
share,
For details
was
over¬
V.
see
174,
a
wh:ch is
Y.,
will
its
use
best
•
letter
of
notification
with
offered
to
are
the
at
be
does
The
the base
for new
work
is
acres,
will
now
share
under
is expected
way
to
be
is
adopting the
as
name
an
Shawinigan
(par
$1),
proceeds
selling stockholder.—V.
172,
associate
ir7^
174,
•
was
icV
'
U
wUjiiV
.
Ci^' Rochester, Mich.—Files—
fil^di(with the SEC covering
to
be
are
p.
i'J,
to
1436.
offered
go
to
at
$6
Carlton
"
per
M.
200 shared;
share, without
Higbie, Jr., the
'
7
•
f
.
of
of
the
has
or
Banks
grand
served
total
1,321
of
entered
expect
to
into
in
in
the
National
City
Co.
National
Under
the
,
19,
Tele¬
32
exchanges
population of
owned,
company
24,460. On
I he
same
date
for
serv¬
applications
"just
as
a
down
and
First
Erie,
of
credit
of
matter of precaution."
The
the credit until the end
on
agreement
Cleveland,
National
Arranged—
$10,000,000 credit agreement
cities in which it has plants
a
various
draw
participating
Continental-Illinois
Trust
Oct.
on
Indiana
■
23.538
unfilled
all.
and
Indiana
Southern
V'■,
company
a
banks
seven
not
at
22,000 shs.
Bank
Union
are
Bankers
&
Trust
of
of
Bank
Trust
Co.
of
New
Chicago.
Pa.
agreement,
American
National
Bank
of
Detroit
and
the
company pays
%% a year on the un-'
drawn total and
J/2%
above the
time rate
in New
York
on
funds
drawn, with a maximum rate of 3 V\
% and a minimum of 2%%.
The- corporation is in
the
midst of an
expansion and plant im¬
provement program costing
$14,060,000.
The
company should be
able to
take
its own resources, it was
stated.—V.
International Utilities Corp.
[In
Canadian
currency
down
to
12 Months Ended
Operating
Operating
Net
Other
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
"Less adjustment
upon
Sept. 30—
"
Net
8,934,840
upon
Other dividend
as
161,792
,
and
(-in
sales
89,584
common
134,702
$1,559,662
co.__
178,236
of
270,521
$1,465,183
810,604
786 105
co.
loss
$1,683,964
218,781
$1,423,258
parent
124,302
$1,693,789
on
or
of investments)__
shares outstanding.—
per
$1 754 364
$1,515,553
curr.)__
—
interest chgs.
2,418,376
$1,605,137
currency—
U.-S.
income (exclusive of net profit
Common
$4,172,740
2,829,960
and interest inc. of
parent
Total
Expenses, taxes
228,792
$4,435,097
app'.ic. to parent company
above
$3,933,948
;
conversion to U. S.
subs.,
7,611,444
$4,273,305
of subsidiaries
income of subs,
of
,
revenue.—
income
inc.
Net
profit
,*Loss,
....
on
'"
1S51
1950 ' " *
$13,208,145 $11,545,392'
expenses
Adjustment
conversion
1.
;
______
income
expenditures
currency"]
charges cf subsidiaries
Net
Net
S.
these
1196.
p.
revenues
operating
Gross
to
U.
of
care
174,
share
$1.76
$1.86
$295,308
»$28,586
and
Chemicals
Building,-Montreal, Canada.—1'"'
W.
Mt^Or i
'
properties
in
1990.
p.
does
if
Commerce
First
3 000 shs.
company owns and operates
Indiana having an estimated
business.
1952,
Prior
quick-drying,
Ltd.
and
arrangement is described
company
par
used
i.
7
incorporated
was
approximately
Valley
lacquers.
Shawinigan Chemicals
and
in
stations,
had
group
*
490,000
22,000 shs.
—
1951,
corporation
a
from
N.
$970,000
7
10,000 shs.
Interlake Iron Corp.—Bank Credit
The
of
Outstanding
1977
1, 1977
7,V-;;;
■
31i
service
Earnings
notification
stock
underwriting.
be
(par $100)
$50)
(par
..
of
Toledo
filed
3
...
of
-
3,000 shs.
stock
company
ices.—V. 174,
to
Oakland, Calif.—Files With SEC—
Dec.
Higbie Manufacturing
letter
to
are
7.
160,000.
or
the company's
to extend the maturity date of its
$74,430 first
Jan. 1, 1^52 to Jan.
1, 1955. Mohawk
1893.
A
Co.
Co.,
offering of 290,000'
series
Common
$10.33
a
the
con¬
interim
Gas
on
1934, to acquire the assets
phone & Telegraph Co. The
Maurice
in
the
(par
1959 series
$11.08
company which was formed in 1942
Chemicals.
The head office df St.
Sb~w:n;"an
proposed
In
Southern Natural
mortgage sinking fund bonds—
Series
and
Heyden-Shawinigan enterprise
revised charter of
manufacturer of fine
equipment
First
..1951—10 Mos.—1950
s^r'ng.
joint
by
Authorized
■
4.80%
Corp., Utica, N. Y.—To Extend Bonds—
from
this solid alcohol
n°xt
made
is
CAPITALIZATION
an¬
2189.
2189.
p.
on
Chemical
gas
from Southern
20-year period.
-
— Preferred
Stock Offered—
Dec. 10 publicly offered
3,000
cumulative preferred
PROCEEDS—The
the
directors'
fifty-fifty in ownership of St. Maurice. Survey
and construct on of the new
plant, covering 30
The
Matthew
of
be
will
improvement program.
with
capacity.
rubber
of
weether-resistant paints, varnishes and
•
11
Lake
payments
common
The stock
•
•
,
organized
was
corporation
this
a
every effort to ha/e its
field ready by June 1, 1953.
redeemable all or in part at $104
per share on-or before
1, 1956; thereafter and on or before Jan.
1, 1961, at $103 per
share; thereafter and on or before Jan. 1
1966, at $102 per share;
thereafter and on or before Jan.
1, 1971, at $101 per share; and at
$100
per
share after Jan.
1, 1971;
plus accrued dividends in each
case.
The stock is also redeemable for the
sinking fund.
establishment
$9,213,327 $82,169,617 $77,298,973
j*"
v.V*" ■
> " I
will be used to expand
purchase additional offices.
bonds
purchase
make
1, 1951.
pay"
Maurice Chemicals Ltd of Montreal,
Canada, has been selected by
Heyden Chemical Corp. and Shawinigan Chemicals
Ltd., subsidiary of
The Shawinigan Water & Power Co. of
Montreal, as the Canad:an cor¬
poration to carry out their joiht program to build
a $2,000,000
plant at
Varennes, Quebec to manufacture annually
30.000,000 pounds of for¬
maldehyde and 3,000,000 pounds of
pentaerythritol, the first production
0'
Schroder
company's financial
that
Rockefeller
*
The Gore-Lee Corp. was organized in 1946
Jastic
or
St.
cold,
like
a
stock, 1951 series,:
($100 per share) and accrued dividends from Oct..
at par
area
Heyden Chemical Corp.—Canadian Affiliate
Organized
Neches,
nf
company's oflicers
covering 73,295 shares of capital stock to be
($1 per share), without
underwriting. The proceeds
to pay for
machinery and for working capital.
i
'
•
'
meet
the
SEC
production
Louisiana, in
Prodr^t'o-v
Indiana Telephone Corp.
latter
share).
Harvestaire Corp.,
by
.
d
of
Co., Inc., 238 Genesee St., Utica,
efforts to procure consents to sueh
extension.
'
'•>
oi
share———XX-'-----
per
loans.—V.
will
Co.
purchase contract for
will
City Securities Corp.
16u9.
p.
1951—Month—1950
Investing
long tons of man-made
75%
producer
•
Gora-Lee Corp., Stratford,
this
Canyon
,
govern¬
degrees
Gas
gas
shares of 4.80%
8,000
developed
for
Richardson
■
Lester H.
from
Kutz
20-year "take
a
Chairman
subscribed and the books closed.
p. 2189.
4,000
applied to
makes
rubber
••
is
the proposed plan.—V.
Hamilton Manufacturing
degrees.
currently
v
its
—The offering of 200,000 shares of
common stock
(par
$5) made by Loewi & Co. and A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.
and associates on Dec. 6 at
$11.75 per
6,400
was
a
Dec. 4 announced that the
public
York,
2093.
i
4
pro¬
$1,141,520
company
parishes,
Lake
.
members
$9,715,402
per
($100
Iberia
Southern
'
>
nor
The company
proposes
plant
government
a
cold
the
made
41
capacity
plant
be
to
is
at
It
17 to authorize
incentive
Gavin,
1951 purchase the Kay T.oen
ofiices in Greater New York
small
2,000
activators,
rubber,
first
which
J.
Jan.
on
encourage
Frank
1403.
p.
and
h"
and
Jan.
proceeds
or
six
3,000
Co
operates
the
formation.
developed in the
gas
May,
boost
made
rated
a
This
year.
and
"ocess
rubber
has
is
rubber,
'
and
Dec. 14, >51
value
,,
daily average
a
Lake
10 cents) at $1 per share
has been oversubscribed and the books
closed.
For de¬
tails see V. 174, p. 2094.
15 Mesa Verde wells,
additional 30 wells of 2.200
an
assets
mortgage 6%
of
equipment
Companies, Inc.—Assets Increased
net
at par
3,000
Stroud & Co., Inc
manufacture
shares of
Guardian Loan Co., Inc.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Preferred
Stock Offered—The
company on Dec. 10 publicly offered
2,220 shares of 6% non-voting cumulative
preferred stock
3,000
William R. Staats & Co
which
drilling
cash
field
in Cheyenne
discovery well. The
additional
an
and
Cliffs
the
,
asset
77
:-V
■'
agreement, which is to be formalized later after certain
met, call lor exchange ox gas above ground.
',
Natural
the
'
——______
Stix
and
sugar
new
the
A's of—
Net
Mary
Humble
Gearhart,
Basin,
1788,,./
Growth
are
[
;
are
Natural
of
Green Co., Inc.—November Sales Gain—
p.
'V*'5:>!V-':7XV
Hycon Manufacturing Co.—Offering Oversubscribed—
Kinnard & Otis, Inc.
and
White
&
Exchange
shares
4,000
2,000
Chemical,
Curb
940,202
on
a
around
Lakes
outstanding.
York
arc
area, where it has been
devoting
4,800-acre tract in the San Juan
a
structure,
of
Gavin
_
174,
St.
to
EUSINESS—Corporation
production capacity of American
rubber by 26%
is being used at the world's
largest rubber plant at
Institute, W. Va., W. S. Richardson, President of
B. F. Goodrich
Chemical Co., announced on Dec. 12,
J.-F.
Olds
New
There
discovered
acres
Great
Picture
option plan
employees,
on
•:
Production Co. in prepayment of future
gas sales.
While the agreement between Southern Prod
"ct'on and Humble is not
subject ta any regulatory agency, Southern Natural will
require the
approval of regulatory agencies to do the
things necessary to construct
its
line
into
these
fields
and
the
contract
is
subject to Southern
Natural s secur.ng such approvals.-—V.
174, p. 1694.
share
one
Mountain
most
6,400
Shields
will
of
the
of
produced.
Sales
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—New Process—
'".A
give
deep
Hart & Crouse
7
shares
to
listed.
is currently selling its gas on
the El Paso Natural Gas Co.—V.
173,
stock
3,000
Co
Northwest
Inc.
174, P, 1989.
shares
the exchange
company
to
4,000
Co
3,000
Co.
&
the
that
been
—V,
6,400
%
Moseley & Co
8,000
Harrison
will
Rocky
Period End. Nov. 30—
8,000
2,000
4,000
'
Co
& Co.
2%
application
development of
in
are
The
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
,
each
through
Great Lakes' program calls for
leet
172, p. 1923.
to Southern
horizon.
which
Martin,
into the Duck
Series 2,
3,000
Beane___
Milwaukee
S.
Pacific
'
Dean Witter & Co
■<:
The
P.
6,400
Atfton, Reid
this
Pierce,
Turben
St.
the
substantial
Currently, Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co. has. completed five wells
the Mesa Verde formation at a
depth of approximately 4,600 feet
its 4,800 acre
tract/ and a sixth well will shortly. be completed in
(II. L.)
2,000
Fenner
2,000
for
make
additional
be eligible to participate in
6,400
Co.
The
—
Browell, Weedon
f.
&
1,300
Republic Co.
effected
8,000
__
McCouitney-Breckenridge
Merrill Lynch,
3,000
<Inc.)
stock
will
the
the
Neither
13,000
8,000
Merrill;
Inc.
be
8,000
13,000
Jrush, Slocumb
Co. Inc.
lampbell, McCarty & Co.,
entrai
in
—V.
Laurence M. Marks & Co,
2,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.___
Josworth, Sullivan & Co.,
'
In
how
Kidder, Peabody & Co._—
W. C. Langley & Co._—__
Lee Higginson Corp,
Lester, Ryons & Co
27,500
will
merger
in
nounced
a
Hornblower & Weeks_____
Mitchum, Tully & Co.—__ -13,000
A. C. Allyn and
Co., Inc.
4,000
nection
acquisition of 90%
The latter
Mexico.
Total
Webster
Securities
New
and
Shares,
27,500
&
proposed
efforts in
of
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Curtis
the
Great Northern Ry.—Stock Option Plan—-
*
Shares
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
3tone
Lakes
program.—V.
delivery,
contingencies
Soutnern
the
conditions)
for the
Terms of
$72,899,246
Co.—Acquisition—
stock
duction
and
certain
pay
Chemical
&
The stockholders will be asked
capital reduced
intention of redeeming
to
and
Oil
outstanding.
The OJds Oil Corp. recently
County, Neb., where it has 800
begin on Feb. 29, 1952, and to end on
preferred surrendered on exchange would
underwriters,
firm
a
Olds
206,918
on
in
for
companies.'.''/'
1951—11 Mos.—1950
$7,600,988 $79,339,441
net
these
to
the Pledger field in Brazoria and
Matagorda Coun¬
ties, Texas. Purpose of the agreement is to provide an out.ee fa* w.e
gas
lrom
the respective leases at locations more
convenient to the
assets;
acquisition
have
preferred.
preferred
accordingly. The corporation has no present
any 4.40% preferred not exchanged pursuant to the
offer.
UNDERWRITERS—The new preferred is being offered
below-named
Lakes
Great
to
to
April 30, 1952. Any 4.40%
be cancelled and the authorized
under
of
basis
exchange, however, will be subject to
charge of $3.68 to make some allowance for the higher dividend rate
of the new preferred.
The period during which such
exchanges can
be
iielos
exchange
new
publicly offered and
prefeired an oppor¬
4.40%
shares
the
a
is
The
exceed
Humbie has agreed to deliver to Southern Product'on
75 m llion cubic feet of natural gas from its Duck
baud
205,035,852
operates in
the Rocky Mountain area as well as in
Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky,
has a branch office in Mt.
Camel, 111. The Olds Oil Corporation
owns
iivo mcdern
drilling rigs, oil producing acreage, over 60,000
acres
of
undeveloped leaseholds in this area and substantial
current
sell
-
of
and
conversion
authorize
1951—Month—195U
company has completed negotiations for
stock of Olds Oil Corp., of
Casper, Wyo.
the
The
treasury.
of
for
of the new preferred to be offered in
exchange for the 4.40%
EXCHANGE
OFFER—The
corporation
effectuated
The
of
X
and
issue
Humble Oil & Refining Co.—New Contract—
Production under
has
scrip and excludes 275,890
preferred, 150,000 shares re¬
to
construction
Southern
Great
to
company and Southern Production Co., Inc.,
jointly announced
Dec.
13
an
agreement lor the exchange of natural
gas between
their companies.
The agreement is to run for 20 years and the contract
provides a first call for each company on reserves in
certain fields
owned by the other estimated to be in each
instance in excess of 700
bil.ion ci bic feet pf natural gas.
1788.
p.
authorization
System, Inc., from time to time prior
instalment promissory notes of Home in
$1,100,060. Home would apply the proceeds
Tnis
Stores Inc.—November Sales—
$>,244,065
,
174,
24,190,107 223,069,810
not
amount
SEC
Gas
unsecured
volume of gas from
Grayson-Robinson
formation
shares
396,000 shares
f
26,910,184
1952,
on
1951—11 Mos.-^-1950
$
$
$
31,
Pittsburgh, Pa.—Notes Approvedreceived
Columbia
;
1788.
Great Lakes
EARNINGS—Total
amounted
1951—Month—1950
The
its
1951
General Telephone
Ltd.—Secondary
to
the
For
March
an
through
bringing
beginning of World War II
details of oflering
see
V.
174,
since
$73,000,000.
Period End. Nov. 30—
corporate
holding company,
contrpllipg 15 oper¬
Directory Co. and Leich
a
convertible
the
Grant Co.—November Sales Higher—
p.
Sales
purposes.
ating telephone companies,
is
stock
has
company
parent,
to
'
174,
—V.
shares.
The
expansion program, projected
of approximately $40,000,000,
expenditure
for expansion
Sales
—V.
15,034
shares.
$
by
stock
common
temporary advances to them lor
programs,
current
Period End. Nov. 30—
option of the corporation at $52.50 per share through Dec. 31,
1956; at $51.50 per share thereafter and through Dec. 31, 1961, and
at $50.50 thereafter, plus accrued dividends.
"PROCEEDS—Proceeds
involve
approximately
the
the
The
expenditure
(W. T.)
and
102,265
the sale of
2093.
p.
additional
an
now
Home Gas Co.,
This
the company
of
by
program.
will
is
there¬
stock
common
general
total
through
thereafter
Worts,
.
for 10 years.
preferred stock will be added to
funds of the company for use in its steel production
ex¬
realized
pansion
to
stock
common
the
public sale 240,000 shares of 4.75% convertible preferred
stock at par ($50 per share) and accrued dividends. The
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.—
the company for
subscription
Funds
An
Dec.
with
ment
'
V '
&
its
7
of Granite City Steel Co. subscribed 41,142 shares of
preferred stock which was offered on Nov. 27.
A spokesman for
brokerage house stated that this was an unusual subscription by
common stockholders in new
preferred stock.
Underwriters for the issue, a group of 54
organizations headed by
6,133,099
$1*74
$Q.37(
t
,7
Stockholders
the
424,095
Earns, per corn; share-,,
174, p. 4.
*
value)
par
Beane.
15,745,501
212.047
Walker-Gooderham
The First Boston Corp. and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
subscribed 46,089 shares.
The underwriters also entered into an
agree¬
283.640;951 280,192,284
208,740
Hiram
the
12,360,167
"4,481,541
Steel Co.—Stock Subscriptions—
102,000
shares of the recent issue of preferred stock
olfered by this company has been
subscribed, accord¬
to a report released on Dec. 12 by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner &
ing
28,105,668
8,590,916
,.fd. stock
on
Divs.
155.554,317
6,547,257
——
than
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
Offering—A secondary offering Of 36,000 shares of com¬
mon stock (no
par) was made after the close of the New
York Stock Exchange on Dec. 11
by Smith, Barney & Co.
at $52 per share net, with a dealer's discount of
$1 per
share.—V. 174, p. 2093.
'
'
$
11,028,798
taxes
tax.-S
income
Net
Divs.
$
•
More
($100
146 408.360
Income before
Income
s.:
Granite City
1951—6 Mos.—1950
..
sales
of
investments——
..
'
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■
'
*
^REDUCES DEBT—In September,
the corporation called for
redemp¬
of Oct. 30, 1951, $1,000,000
of its
outstanding 3V2 % convertible
debentures, due May 1, 1965. Of the
debentures called, all but $16 000
were
converted into common
stock.
Up to the present *:--e a
total
of $7 105.(00 of the debentures have
been converted,
reduc'ng the out¬
tion,,
as
standing issue to $1,879,000.
Ah
additional $1,000,000 of the
3%%
bkeii called for redemption as of Dec.
26,
convertible
debr
1951.—V. 174,
p.
have
'res
l"no.
-
Gas
Iowa-Illinois
(S. II.) Kress Co.- —November Sales Higher—
Co.—Special Offering—
Electric
&
special offering of 18,162 shares of common stock (no
-par) waj made on the New York Stock Exchange.on
Dec. 7 by Smith, Barney & Co. at $25.12 Hz per share,
with a dealer's commission of 45 cents per share.
It
stockholders
record Dec.
Dec.
on
$1
28.
common
a
will be distributed Jan.
dividend
18 to holders
.
The-stockholders also increased the authorized common stock from
500,000 to 1,000,000 shares and amended the company's certificate of
incorporation to provide that all dividends on the company's stock,
;
for
unclaimed
years
—V.
authorization to issue and sell,
than Nov. 1, 1952, short-term
outstanding at any time not
exceeding $3,100,000, and to issue and sell, or renew, unsecured notes
in aggregate amount outstanding at any one time not exceeding $3,500,000 (being the amount now outstanding).
The- $3,100,000 of notes are to be secured among other things by
the pledge of the company's rights under an agreement for the sale
of Its gas properties.. These properties are in prospect of early sale, 1
and
the'net
proceeds " thereof; are- expected
to be approximately
174,
from time
renew,
secured
notes
/
$15,000,000.
Proceeds
-
to
in
-v..:.-.-,'.
the
of
time
to
;
v.-",, ■
V"
;will. be
:
\
' -/ '— V-/.r •"
for new construction
,
used
offering made
scribed
company's
Kaiser
Aluminum
poned-—
■'
$>
Sales
174,
350.000 shares of new
Co.—Earnings—
revenues
_____
Operating expenses and
—
___.
taxes—
—
The
income
(net)___
income
——
Ihterest, etc., deductions
Nine Months Ended
Net
income
$5,798,704
$5,778,727
1,497,990
Balance
—V.
applicable
174,
700,000
to
$3,600,714
stock
common
$3,793,645
Cash
Charles
to
Glen
45,359
——:
:_
2
expense
taxes
income
on
$502,561
345,086
y
___.
applicable to minority interest—
income
dividends
paid:
,
been
President of the
elected
♦After
.
—
115,565
I
for
company
in
who
August
died
the
on
in
July
board
of
Long
the
Federal
a
his
accepting
position
new
Kellogg Co., Battle Creek, Mich.—Registers
H.
Co.,
the
W.
K.
Suffolk
York.
has been in business for 56 years and is the largest
manufacturer of ready-to-eat cereals In the world.—V. 174, p. 104.
—V.
11
Feb.
approving
on
a
to
the authorized capital stock from $5,000,000, consisting of
250,000 shares (par $20), to $7,500,000, consisting of 750,000 shares
(par $10>; and further, on converting each issued share of capita!
stock (par $20)
into two shares of capital stock (par $10).—V. 174,
810.
r
'
-
'
Blyth
Inc.
Co.,
&
as
3%s, viz.: W. C. Langley Si
proceeds from the sale of these bonds will be
used
sales
Net
income
Federal
all
of
Net
before
taxes
on
Federal
_
income
taxes
—
Income
—
174,
1,200
miles, wholly within Nassau and
peninsula in The City of New
square
Rockaway
the
and
12
The
Oct.
company
at
4
near
opened
its
11th
store
(its
Lines—Earnings Higher—
1951
1950
'
$16,691,150 $16,419,686
15,763,027
15,666,875
Ended Sept. 30—
Months
*
$928,123
Mass.—V.
174,
income
for
Miscellaneous
9,230
$430,390
:_
store)
—V.
;/•"/,
$1,000- each).
net'proceeds
The
Net
retail
82,626,000
sales._______
before
Earns,
Fed.
in-
-
2,535,000
taxes
come
Fed.
income
1,318,000
taxes__,___
Oct. 27,'51
Oct. 28,'50
.. 5 ' v
This
Interest
'
of
$19.50
-share
per
Munising operations are in
for
the
remaining
the specialty paper field.
$
2,564,000
3,919,000
176,000
1,054,000
7,761,000
704,000
—v.
...
B,
due
to
—V.
-
..w;_
—
174,
p.
"1789.
1951—Month—1950
'
'
: 2,865,000
2,388.000
$0.55
,
...
$4.10
-
^
1951—11 Mos.—1950
Warner-Hudnut,
Exchange Offer—
Inc., below.—V. 174, p.
1498.
'
a
new
Oversubscribed—
180,000 shares of 4.25% cumulative con¬
preferred
stock,
1951 series
at
par
($100 per
share) plus accrued dividend^ The offering was over¬
subscribed and the books closed.
Each
f
issue of
share
of
the
new
preferred
stock
is convertible
into the common stock of the corporation at $50 per share
taking the
preferred
stock at $100
1951
30,
the
income
of
corpora¬
$7,753,000.
merger
funded
the corporation
debt
of
the
made agreements
corporation
such
holders
and
of
exchange
notes of the corporation with
per
share.
to
agree
In
accept
the difference
adjust for
5, 1951, $42,000,000 principal amount, 3',2%
in exchange for such funded debt which
issued
v
GIVING
notes,
EFFECT
TO
Dec.
due
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding!
1,
$42,000,000
1969
instalments
in
1961,
31,
Chemical
4%
I
$42,000,000
series
31,
1959,
stock
of
Common
♦The
on
including
'
250,000 shs.
preferred
180,000 shs.
series
(par
J4,000,000 shs.
$5)
3,142,754 shs.
provide for payments of $1,000,000 on Dec. 1, 1952, and
Dec. 1, 1953, and on Dec. 1 of each year thereafter to
Dec. 1, 1968, leaving a balance of $4,200,000 payable
1969.
1,
1,000,000
(issuable in
convertible
stock
r:
Ala¬
4,000,000
$100)
(par
1951
notes
Dec.
on
Mathieson
'
.
$2,300,000
and
Dec.
Corp
cumul.
tMathieson
S;:;.
Alabama
Chemical
/■■■
Corp.,
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary
of
lenders have agreed
to lend that corporation, In the aggregate, $8,000,000 represented by
debenture notes.
The corporation has agreed to guarantee $4,000,000
of
such
debenture
notes,
Mathieson
Alabama
Chemical
Corp.
has
issued
$2,000,000
of 'the debenture notes,
of
which
$1,000,000
are
corporation,
has
agreed
borrow,
to
and
two
guaranteed by the corporation.
$360,000
the
of
shares
reserved
arc
convertible
convertible
tion, are
for
the
of
180,000
principal underwriters of the
ofiercd, and the number of shares
above
each has severally
agreed
to purchase from the corp >ra-
follows:
as
Shares
Dillon,
C.
Co.,
&
Whipple
1,750
2,000
5,400
1,750
2,000
1,750
1,000
Co
Pacific Northwest Co
Webber. Jackson &
Curtis — ___—
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood_
1,750
Watts & Co
Weeks
Harden_'_
&
Becker
G,
ner & Beane
:
Milwaukee Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
The Ohio Company_______
5,400
Corp..
Ball, Burge & Kraus
A.
1,750
1,750
11,750
2,000
1,750
1,750
Inc
Securities
American
Bacon,
2,000
McDonald & Co.
Mead, Miller & Co
Merrill Lvnch. Pierce, Fen-
Laurence M.
—
<fe
Inc.__
Co,
<fc
Blyth & Co., Inc.__
Bosworth, Sullivan &
W. Clark &
1,000
2 ono
Estabrook
&
Inc,_j_
Co,
Eberstadt <te
F.
1,000
Co.
Co
2,000
Co
l,ud0.
First Southwest Co,——_
Nolan
Folger,
Fulton,
1,000
1.750
Inc.
;
& Co.——
Reid
Garrett
1.750
Sons—_
&
5.400
Co.—
5,400
Hemphi'll,
Graham,
Noyes,
Co.
2,500
_____________
&
Parsons
Hill Brothers
2,000
Hill Richards
J.
&
Stone
1,000
& Co.
500
500
2,500
Hilliard & Son__—
B.
Hirsch
& Co
Hornblower 6s Weeks
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
500
Friedriehs & Co
1,000
2,000
E. F. Hutton & Co.—
Si Co
E. Hutton
W.
—
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp.
f.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co. ——
Laird
Legg
174,
Co
&
T-.rker, Anthony & Co
2,000
Union Securities Corp.,— 5,400
G. ii. Walker Si Co.—_— 2,000
Watling. Lerchen & Co.—, 1,000
W*»rtheim 6c Co
2,500
White, Weld & Co._„_—5,400
Dean Witter & Co
5,400
500
1,750
2,500
1,750
,
and Company
C.
<
500
—
2191.
p.
Co.,
—1,000
Pressprich & Co;
2,000
Quail & Co
500!
Reinholdt & Gardner—-—
2,000
Reynolds & Co
.2,000
Riter & Co.___
—
2,000
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
—
500
L. F. Rothschi.d & Co
2.50Q
Schoellkopf, Hutton. 6s
Pomeroy, Inc.
1,000
Schwabacher 6s Co
:_ 1,750
Scott & Stringfellow
1,000
Shearson, Hammill 6s Co.— 1,750
Shields & Co.
2,500
Shuman, Agnew 6s Co
1,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner.
1,000
Smith, Barney & Co.---^. V5,400
F. S. Smithers 6s Co—
1,000
William R. Staats & Co..
1.750
Stein Bros. & Boyce—___> 1,750
Stern Brothers & Co.——
1,000
Stroud & Co., Inc
1,000
Spencer Trask & Co
—_
2,000
R. W.
2,000
Clark, Dodge Si Co.
Courts &
&
2,500
1,000
Inc.
500
5,400
Sons
&
Brown
Shepard
Prescott,
1,000
Alox.
500
Paine,
Co.,
C. Bradford & Co
E.
The
5,400
•_
Inc.
J.
2,500
Marks & Co._
Webster Securities
Allyn
Baker,
Shares
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
11,750
Read & Co, Inc.___
Stone &
shares
the
of
names
stock
conversion
stock.
preferred
preferred
which
thereof
Brothers Co., Minneapolis, Minn. — Debentures
M. Dain & Co. on Nov. 30 publicly offered
May
Offered—J.
$150,000 of 6% subordinated
(with warrants attached), at
each
$1,000
the
entitling
rant
$10)
(par
are
The new
at any time
of common,
preferred is
debenture there is attached a stock
holder to purchase 30 shares of
with
contract
a
tnat
certain
after
S6e-ens Co.,
Jordan
sucn
of
proposes
company
that firm's assets
and business,-and esti¬
approximately $400,000
;
to obtain Lie
^
additional working capital from
sources:
(1) $155,100 from Eankers
able
company has *n*ered
wholesale grocer, for the
a
acquisition it will Deed
additional working capital.
pany
Nov. 1, I9bi.
exercise
upon
PROGRAM—This
PRUCEEDS—FINANCING
of
purchase war¬
common stock
warrants.
the
into
debentures due Nov. 1, 1963
100% and accrued interest.
at $15 per share.:, The warrants expire on
4,500 common shares reserved for issuance
the following
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and Stone & Webster Securities
Corp. headed an investment banking group comprising
79 underwriters which on Dec. 13 offered for public sale
vertible
net
located
Kentucky.
Y.
1951,
the
Dec.
were
1,
acquisition of
4.-
Co.—Proposed
Maltine
Sept.
and
are
and
f
Dec.
stock,
7,057,000
$1.67
$1.39
■
Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Offering
•
$2,872,000 $35,843,000 $29,639,000
$3,226,000
.
ended
the
to
all
On
notes
Dec.
bama
The
See
Mich.,
Kinney Co., Inc.—November Sales Rise—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Sales
941,000
com.
corporate,
'
mates
VT*
(G. R.)
172,
(The)
the property involves approximately 75
acres of land and includes a pulp mill, a paper mill and a power plant.
Total floor space Is 333,000 square feet.
In the offer to purchase the remaining common stock of Munising,
W. H, Clifford,
Kimberly-Clark Vice-President, said that it was the
corporation's intenticn to use a substantial part of Munising Paper1
Co. earnings for rehabilitation of mill property.—V. 174, p.
1893. i
at Munising,
share_
p. 2481. ,;
per
In addition to
its own and some market pulp, it manufactures fine printing
paper,« bonds, mimeographs,
ledgers and specialty papers.
Net sales
this year will approximate $9,000,000 and are divided among a fine
paper division,
a
household products division and a treated paper
Located
28,
tGuaranteed debenture notes,
®f
to
stock_____
common
Earns,
stock.
making
division.
applicable
Earns,
corporation completed negotiations on Dec. 11 for a controlling
in -The Munising Paper Co. at $19.50 per share, and is making
a'similar'offer
rates.
to
There
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Acquisition—
months
Nov.
whereby
promissory
1952,
Oct. 28,'50
276.000
dividends
Preferred
p ants
Maryland
Authorized
*3j/2%
V.
84,200,000 349,268,000 327,938,000
v;
\ '• .
4,661,000
7,540,000 >12,454,000
2,097,000 ' 3,621,000
4,693,000
1,217,000
earnings
Net
•••..-
the
lrom
general
principal
Texas,
$'59;bll,000
canceled.
was
To
'
;
j
be
—52 Weeks Ended—
—13 Weeks Ended—•
to be used to purchase new equipment and for
are
of
Corp.,
Interest
(& Subs.—Earnings—
Macy & Co., Inc.
:-'y. ';.,!'/)■<
"k:.:,
capital, expenditures.—V. 174, p. 2190.
of
Lee Higginson Corp
on
(R. II.)
to
will
Ordnance
corporation,
holders
promissory
John
bonds, series A, due 1965, at par (in denominations
trust
$0.28
$0.39
1,095,440 shares)
(on
174, p. 545.
Oct. 27,*51
of
$309,818
355,325
!
income
Net
Offered—Bioren
Dec. 5 offered $30,000 of first lien and collateral
on
$778,744
240,421
221,432
7,072
tax—
deductions
Key West Propane Gas Corp.—Bonds
& Co.
25,933
$960,094
165,149
—
1101.
p.
$752,811
31,8-71
;
—
income
Provision
"Shoppers' World" located on the Boston-Worcester Turnpike,
Framingham,
the
Havden
Other
$230,117
suburban
in
J.
$9,321,925
7396,753
166,636
first
with
Robert
Balance
1950
$8,936,525
204,026
102,625
—
„—
of, the
2191.
p.
Earnings per com. shares
income
Net
nine
REFUNDING—Prior
Baker,
months ended
Aug. 31, 1951 the company served
339,781 electric customers and 232,655 gas customers.
of
average
Interest
$101,401
departments—
to par.
.
1951
the
sales
Robert W. Baird <te Co., Inc.
par,
Total
£ :
Boston Corp.
to
Operating expense
Kennedy's Inc.—Sales and Earnings Off—
9 Months Ended Oct. 31—
First
and The
Operating income
change
p.
Counties
During the
Nine
proposal
corporation's
Goldman, Sachs <fc Co.—
Kennametal, Inc., Latrobe, Pa.—To Split Stock-—
vote
'
Los Angeles Transit
The company
will
stock
•
A.
and
lea^e
lor
maintained at Niagara Falls, N.
Corp,
approximately
covers
;
an
stockholders
Dec. 12 on its
on
company is not in direct competition with any privately or publicly
owned electric or gas utility company or agency. rendering similar
services in the territory served by it. The area served by the company
poses/-
The
competitive sale
BUSINESS—Company is an operating public utility, engaged prin¬
cipally in the business of producing, transmitting, distributing and
selling electricity and manufactured or reformed natural gas.
The
Kellogg Foundation and the remainder are treasury stock, the proceeds
of which will be used by the company for it3 general corporate pur-
.
Halsey,
off bank loans which were used for temporary financing of 1951
construction, to complete financing of this construction and to furnish
about $2,000,000 toward 1952 construction.
'
With SEC
by
—
Dec. 14 offered $25,-
Smith, Barney & Co, bid 101.219 for 37/«s.
redemptions may be made at prices from 104.20%
PROCEEDS—Net
offering of 415.060 shares of common stock (par 50 cents).
proposed offering will be underwritten by a nation-wide group of
by Morgan Stanley & Co., Clark, Dodge & Co. and
sold
on
to pay
underwriters headed
Glore, Forgan & Co. and is expected about Jan. 9.
Of the shares to be offered,
384,860 are to be
Offered
Bonds
while special redemption prices run from 101.20%
proposed
The
—
received for the bonds
were
101.23579;
Regular
President, has announced that the company
the SEC a registration statement covering, a
with
12
Co.
(Jointly), 100.85.
Vanderploeg,
Dec.
on
bids
Two
operated
Watson
filed,
901.
p.
bid of 100.22%.
of the Kellett
President
as
Lighting
Island
award of the bonds at
Williamson 'eaves his own management engineering
primarily Jn
California.
Prior to organizing
Mr.
$3.40
provision
and
000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series D, 3%%, due
1976, at 101.20% and accrued interest. The group won
Aircraft
firm
that
firm, Mr. Willamson was Vice-President of Hodges Research & De¬
velopment Co.; and he was earlier with-Hughes Aircraft Co.—V. 174,
p. 1893.
:
In
which
011
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates
other fields,
and
and production of special items in aircraft
but it is resuming its helicopter developments.
design
Corp.,
(based
income
taxes on
41,251
$3.51
(paid and accrued)
131,144 shares).—V. 174,
dividends
succeed
to
before
shortly
the cognizance
from
available
Louisiana,
-
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
the late W. Wallace
corporation was released
Court under proceedings
in
bankruptcy.
The company has paid all obligations to the full
extent
recognized by the Court, and it now has plans starting in
operation for returning to its old position as a leader in the field of
rotary-wing aircraft design and production.
The company will also
continue to serve various other manufacturers, as it is now, in the
membership
Kellett
stock
23,515
32,665
6,450
9,000
69,560
—
:
stock
preferred
to
agreement
an
be
used
be
Va.)
Mathjeson Hydrocarbon. Chemical
Corp. was merged into the corporation, the outstanding common stock
of
Hydrocarbon, (other than the shares owned by the corporation
which were canceled) being converted into 385,773 shares of common
stock of the corporation, and the outstanding 7% cumulative preferred
stock.of the corporation being converted Into 95,108 shares ot common
the
prior preferred
6% participating preferred
$1.50
cumulative
preferred—,
Common
Williamson has
The
York,
series)
1950
$1,679,538
767,435
114,531
253,602
41,409
7%
Kellett Aircraft Corp.—New President Elected—
and
New
reported net
W\ %
1951
$1,991,058
907,691
144,746
'
Sept. 30—
♦Earnings per common share
v
haa
wilt
will
$,,000.01)0
(W.
_
Subs.)—Earnings—
—
and Federal
Income
1990.
p.
-
$548,175
expense
Interest
$4,493,645
700,000
stock__
preferred
on
_
1,285,082
$4,300,714
:
requirements
chemicals.
MERGER—Effective
letter
a
income
Operating
Net
Dividend
filed
5
Dec.
on
Lincoln Service Corp.
$5,548,547
%% 230,180
.__
approximately
the Morgantown
$100
a
laboratories
Preferred
1950
State
Gross
*
:
.
Co., Inc., Union, N. J.—Files With SEC—
corporation
Operating
Other
•
,
of notification with the
SEC covering $250,000 of 5% cumulative deferred debentures maturing
in 5,
10 or 20 years from date of issuance. They will be offered at
par
(in denominations of $100 each), without underwriting, and the
proceeds used to increase lending capacity.
•
$35,041,848 $30,891,875
29,261,564
25,343,328
$5,780,284
18,420
Operating .income
balance
the sale, $5,000,000
and
0f
corporation
CAPITALIZATION
'
•
,
,
1951
12 Months Ended Oct. 31—
Operating
organic
Virginia,
1789.
p.
Lincoln Loan
;
98,082,108
110,895,341
10,928,285
12,852,654
—V.
preferred stock has been put off until early in
Kansas City Power & Light
loan
such, funded debt 3'/a%
promissory
pash payments aggregating about $123,500 to
'S':
1951—10 Mos.—1950
"'
$
'
$
1951—Month-^1950
Period End. Nov. 30—
.•%'••••
of
v-
Lcrner Stores Corp.—November Sales—
.
v '
proposed offering
proceeds cf
bank
for
of
$50 par convertible
January.
This postponement, according to the underwriters, is due to inability
ta complete on schedule other arrangements involved in the company's
over-all financing program.—V. 174, p. 2190.
The
p. >
$101
at
Hydrocarbon, except $1,000,000 guaranteed notes of Mathieson Alabama
J'.
Corp.—Offering Post¬
Chemical
&
U
1956;
1,
1J61;
and
Mathieson
of
Chemical
proceeds were so used, or to reimburse the
for construction expenditures.—V. 174, p. 2094. I
treasury
closed.1
books
.:
;
of
at $10 per share was oversub¬
For details see V. 174,
(par $1)
the
and
2190.
p.
notes: whose
repay
stock
common
the
The
The
as
tion
Dec. 5 by A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., and
on
Bear, Stearns & Co. and associates of 147,250 shares
the
EARNINGS—For
i
(The) Lau Blower Co.—Offering Oversubscribed—The
amount
notes
-mew-
later
not
aggregate
1,
1956;
corporation, which was incorporated in Virginia in
Alkaii Works, is now a major producer and
wide, range of industrial chemicals and agricultural
chemicals., Acquisition of the plant of Mathieson Hydrocarbon Cnemical
Corporation through the recently comp.eted merger will add to the
corporation's products a substantial number of petroleum products
The company oil Dec. 5 received SEC
or
Dec.
Dc-c.
1,
BUSINESS—The
1892
"
1789.
p.
before
or
bafcre
Dec.
\
distributor
$4,376,772 $46,876,521 $43,646,553
$4,719,303
which
Research
1951—11 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
Period End. Nov. 30—
Sales
on
or
on
beiore
or
on
rehabilitation
purposes.
in
Notes:—
finance
Government.
and
V.1'-■.
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—To Issue
,
>
Bryant, Inc.—November Sales—
Lane
shall revert to full
after the date payable,
ownership of the company.—V,-' 174, p. 2190.
three
,
and
short-term
a
to
Works,
,
redeemed
and
5
thereafter.
PROCEEDS—Of
„
if
thereafter
share
prepay
President, on
increasing heavily
was
share
per
share
thereafter
141,8.4,037 132,783,123
Dec. 10 said that the demand for
and that he anticipated greatly in¬
creased sales during 1952.
He Said the company's backlog of orders
was
approximately $20,000,000.
"
...
Mr. Kropp said that installation of the company's new 16,000-pound
drop hammer had been completed and that two additional hammers
of 20,000 pounds and 35,000 pounds capacity, respectively, were sched¬
uled to be in operation in February.—V. 174, p. 1598.
:
•';•/•
*
5
Kropp,
A.
$103
at
per
share
per
$
Kropp Forge Co.—Backlog About $20,000,000—
forgings
proposal for a 100% stock
stock, of which 335,595 shares
approved
12
value
par
The
outstanding.
are
of
the
on
14,2mj,571
$102
per
used
».
Dividend—
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.—Stock
.The
<
$
15,0vo,437
—V? 1T4, p~ ~ 17 8 i).
Roy
dividend
1951—11 Mos.—1950
$
2190.
completed in 27 minutes.—V. 174, p.
redeemable
;>
at
1951— Month—1950
Period End. Nov. 30—
A
was
(2357)\
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Number 5073
Volume 174
Life Insurance Co. of
Nebraska.. The com¬
July 1, 1950, pay¬
has outstanding a 5% promissory note, dated
Bankers Life in semi-annual instalments of
to
$10,000 on Jan. 1
July 1 in each year, on which there is due and owing $180,000 at
30, 1951.
Flankers Life has delivered to the company a letter
dated Nov. 20, 1951, confirming its intent to purchase, at any time
and
Nov.
to
prior
accrued
the
amounts
cipal
July
Jan.
31,
interest
1
its 5%
1952,
from
company's 5%
selected by
Jan.
1,
1952,
the company, for $335,100 plus
principal amount of
$340,000 in
serial notes, dated Jan. 1,
of $17,000
on
July l,
1952, to mature in prin¬
1S52, and on each Jan.. 1 and
thereafter provided that (a) the company
promissory note, dated July 1, 195C;
concurrently redeems
and (b) the company shall
„
6
(2358)
sold
have
l)eniurcri
(2)
tale
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
received
and
now
$136,250
ot
estimated
less expenses
($139,500
iiuooruinaueu debenture.}
the
the $150,000 of subordinated
for
payment
from
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
6%
subordinated
Nov.
Common
Outstanding
$340,000
(par
150,000
i?
.
§ Effective
preferred shares which were
authorized
but
unissued;
tc
The
increase
•upon exercise
30,
$400,000
owect
Midland
Of seasonal
be
reserved
to
Bank,
payable
demand,
on
Such loans
per annum.
that may
loans
and
In addition
be incurred to
bearing
incurred
were
of
increase
to
New
*
.
1951,
share,
units
sold
is
engaged
making
to
purchase
authorized
rate
through,
of
L.
of
$300
less
or
to
for
Operating
Prov.
interest
Net
Tellier & Co.
at
stock
period
the
a
stock
to be added
are
to
in
1934,
1940,
under
the
is
the
business
the
of
name
Kincaid
<fe
Kincaid ~As*»May
of
Co
successor
business
a
May
Brothers
Brothers
(Minn.).
In
by a
partnership consisting of the brothers Gecrge A. May and Walter H.
May, doing business under the name of May Brothers Co. The com¬
in Minnesota
was incorporated
pany
1940,
acquired
all
the
of
June
on
assets, of
the
28,
1946,
partnership
and
July
on
bearing
the
dealer's concession
a
1,
Moore
Kentucky
on
personal
loan
same
The
name.
The
sells at wholesale dry groceries,
frozen foods.—V. 174, p. 2095.
company
tables,
and
(F. H.)
The
Jan.
1952
in
now
have
the
on
stated
deferred
with
progress
earnings of
payment of the
the
corporation
dividend
cent
such
The
SEC
&
offered
under
174,
Dec,
on
dividend
filed
5
shares
of
"Executive
an
the company.
—V.
to
as
make
the-
payment.
action
No
taken
was
its class A and common
on
,
100,000
Proceeds
common
Stock
be
to
are
Net
p.
stock,
Purchase
used
for
statement
ry.
Gross
of
common
1789.
p.
to
par,
to
employees
to
the
approximately
communications
terminal
top
on
Besides
—
174,. p.
1951—4 Wks.—1950
of
$1,000,000,
be
the
ry.
voice
communication
for
See
Kimberly-Clark Corp, above.—V.
*
$6,014,124
•
$5,712,657
-
C.)
dispatches
101;
issued
of
Net
$81,219,735 $60,354,844
—V.
174,
Mr.
ry.
985,933
405.478
927.425
*97,444
524,100
99,750
634,048.
.
101,093
1696.
p.
1951,
income—_
—Earnings—
1950
1949-
1948
$712,913
$598,987
$680,193
170.129
$688,172
-.
156,401
railway—
82,190
111,841
■
60,090
7
7 54,891
*33,625
,799
5,957,188
5,641,319
6,690,614
662,209
>436,070
427,441
*460,719
*617,777
*820,945"
;
6,137,280
7,
—
railway——
069,730
income.„
*368,951
oper.
Net
from
174,
1690.;
p.
-
•
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
Net
ry.
•
Gross
from
Net
ry;
—V.
1949
1948.
$373,444
$441,577
70,301
149,262
income—..
52,474
12.132
3,737,086
»
4,532,537
1,175.318
income—.
470,576
oper.
%:
1,144.202
York
Noble
1951-
expenses:
Operating
dis¬
taxes
.3
Month—1950
1951—10 Mos.—1950
$
43,963,453 456,396,754 403,466,825?
31,365.812
310,900.001
295.009,592
9,292,905
7,282,934
91,865,435
68,228,100
5,454.007
5,314,707
53,631.318
.229,133
4,346,889
4,271,644
43,947,520
,409,410
—
income
after
174,
(J.
charges.
1895.
p.
J.)
Newberry
Co.—November
Period End. Nov. 30—
i
Sales
174,
Higher—
1951—11 Mos.—1950 m
.
$
14,272,924
—V,
$
Sales
1951—Month—1950
$
1951—11 Mos.—1950
s
47,609,051
32,862,139
revenues
oper.
Net
•.
12,533,513 '138,775,222
400,337
X
v
Net
—V.
-.iX-:.-
-1,209.636'
187.107
,
Operating
Operating
to
4,218,453
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
complete
94,173
>
768,262
446,134
;
)
$
'
12,429,551
$
,,
132.303,262
118,985,996
1790.
p.
X
123,452,742
:i>
Niagara Mohawk Power Co.—Bids for Securities—
Metal Hydrides, Inc., Beverly, Mass.—Files With
The
•SEC
-at
corporation
covering
$7.40
proceeds
are
share
3
shares
39,700
per
Dec.
on
through
to be
added
to
filed
of
letter
a
of
notification
the
stock
(par $5) to be offered
Lomasney & Co., New York.
The
working capital and to procure additional
common
D.
Mutual Investment Fund,
SEC
with
(F. C.)
The
Separate
SJSC
1,000,000
The company is considering $16,000,000 of
financing early next year.
would
include the issuance of 40,000 shares of
preferred stock
about $8,000,000 of bonds, both to be offered at
This
arcl
Dec.
on
at
11
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
''.•••-'■••
SEC
In addition,
about $4,000,000 of common
stock
will
be
sold
to
parent company, General Public Utilities
Corp. According to the latter,
the proposed financing i.s
expected to be consummated around the end
of next February or the middle of March.—V.
174, p. 7.
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—November Sales Show Gain-—
Period End. Nov. 30—
•Wet
sales
—V.
174,
1951—Month—1950
$3,037,866
,
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$2,521,422
$11,544,290
National
its
$9,703,886
This
its
The
has
offered
to
exchange seven-eights of
share
a
'
—V.
174,
Gross
ry.
.share, with
1894.
p.
..
^
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
cates Offered—Salomon Bros.
Dec. 13 offered $3,300,000
on
tificates,
&
Hutzler
and
associates
3%% equipment trust cer¬
maturing semi-annually July 15,
series
1952,
1952 to Jan. 15, 1967, incl. The
certificates issued under
the Philadelphia Plan are
priced to yield from 2.25% to
3.375% according to maturity, and are
being offered sub¬
ject to approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The group were awarded the
certificates at competitive
sale on Dec. 12 on their bid of 98.555.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
The
xost
certificates
$4,241,378
locomotives
Also
•Corp.;
as
'
.
secured
are
ar.d
motives.
follows:
4-
bid 98.5206,
4500
by
20-
new
1200
H.P.
also
railroad
H.p.
Diesel
for
National Union Radio
in
and Stroud
&
electric
the
offering, are Drexel &
Co., Inc.—V. 174, p. 2191
Ralph
to
of
be
J.
of
Co.;
the
P.
Service
Union
Warrcnsburg,
Mo.,
Electric Service Co.
merger
S.
at
net
proceeds
has
agreement,
Commission
and
applied
!
1
the
is
subject
Federal
to
new
,
the
SEC
be
used
'J
Public
to
nounced
The
<
Power
by
Commission,
to
bring
added.
Co
the.
five
ohares of new common stock of Public
Service are to be issued in
each outstanding share of Gas &
Electric common; and"
three shares of new Public Service
'
The
of
tories,
y.
whereas
be
173,
"
"Dinner
go
'/
to
\
the
consuming
public,
common
for
each
share of presently
21,787 "shares
Mr.
Green
ond
upon
ond
the
Cervice
The
^request
(16'? )
also
the
SEC
of
25%
surviving
has
given
to
be
common
of
the
the
Public
President
consummation
owner
as
a
is
of
of
the
the
Service
and
a
merger
common
director
he
will
outstanding voting
of
now
both
become
companies;
President
securities
corporation.
interested
persons
of
Period End. Oct. 31—
into
of
Dec.
18,
p.
revenues
industrial
that
:
time
of
the
for
to
Operating expenses
Operating taxc?
Net
operating
after
174,
1949
$733,208
$820,953 '■
127,383
221,532 1
1948
68,022
92,330
7,659,053
7,264,120
8,388,516
1.588.525
1,414.819
2.111.105,
668,696
577,226
482,183
810.610"
Dec.
on
fronj
of
$100
filed
5
48,189
letter
a
of
■*
••
•
■
89,695
Nedick's
or
to
20
be
used
—~
v
of
to
each),
2,709,697
2,117,109
23,598",C53
income
charges—^
p.
1992.
with
debentures to
the
mature.
They will be issued at par
underwriting.
The proceeds
without
underwriting.
no
from
ry.
filed
5
5%
date
.
Jersey City (N. J.)—
letter
a
cumulative
of
of
notification
deferred
with
debentures
the
d"e
in
■
issuance.
Ry.—Earnings—
iqai
V
from
.
/
-1 qcn
.
-'
•
1 qao
tQ48 '
..
-a
"■
railway—I- $17,639,934 $20,195,967 $13,306,421 $15,841,736
railway.^
inccme—
oper.
From
;
Jan.
5.224.169
9,201,091
2,472,207:"
-
4.960,603
3,084,814?
1,771,631'
5,183,5193,094,332
1—
Northwest
Croil
129,464,745^
29,066,463-'
16,732,682
Airlines, Inc.—Bank Loans Reduced—
Hunter, President, in reporting prospects of
a
some
factors
syst3mwide,
fac¬
The
:
stores.—
.
Boeing Stratocruiser flights
of
ance
lunches,
the
Stratocruiser
company's
amounted
to
V.
2096.
174,
p.
bank
$17,140,363,
»•
115,874;6I5
20.220,10ff?
Net
ry.
1.983,625
2,034,852
20,816.900
21,838,946 •'
1,445,063
1,425,399
13,592,868
15,235,221
80%.
Public
utilization
accept¬
improved.
beginning- of the vear ?
by $4,000,000 to $13,140,363.-—
reduced
,
'
RR.- -r.arnings1951
1950
1949
1948
$1,122,918
$894,937
$795,740
$788,852
308,008
217,308
113,135
■"-62,491
78,066
9,752,017
8.638,289
6,948,115
railway—™.
2,065.091
2.069,878
915,406
income—.
344,576
569,568
76,604
from
from
and
railway
railway-.
oper.
income™
176,100.
170,477
j
91,285
-
From Jan. 1—
Net
from
from
Net ,ry.
?
while-
the
at
,
Pacific
Ociober—
Gross
Net
than
favorable
which
.
Northwestern
157,933,661 1
were
better
ran
continued
loans,
V
substantial profit
for
$
13,062,397 ,12,244.363-rl23,548,162
-
issuance.
the. year now coming
to a close said that the following
entered into the overall picture of the company's position.
Plane
passenger loads increased,
averaging 64%
1951—10 Mos.—1950
$
.x.i
They will be issued at par
of $100 each),
without underwriting. The proceeds
increase lending facilities.
X
-XxXX
Pacific
October—
Gross
of
from
years
Northern
Net
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
16,446,324 167,964,015
'
■•;•
•.
notification
cumulative deferred
date
Dec.
on
$250,000
denominations
Gross
—V.
1950
make
and
school
2Vi%•?
MONTHS
2,267,667
corporation
covering
10
are
;
to
organizations
hemes
1951—Month—1950
17,755,719
Public
1951
1992
TEN
9,493,031
years
in
■';
$
Operating
20
or
5,
.
around
offices, and to
from each one
New England Telephone &
Net
until
hearing upon Mr. Green's application.—V.
174,
the
FIRST
Mack
Mr.
•
•
service
■
and *
outstanding.
follows:
%
into effect early in January.
exchange for
outstanding Public Service common,
Mr.
Green
is
said
owner, of 13.535 shares (53%) of the Gas &
Electric
SEC
?
'•■•'•
«
general?
the
on
as
wasvan-;
program
1
■•'
,
go
into
Pail"
to
directly
2291.
.
plan will
will
delivery
available
p.
service
new
;
Pail"
trucks
delivery' of the
will
paid
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Offered—
new
the
■:
"Dinner
fleet
A
AND
North Jersey Finance Service of
machinery at the parent plant for keeping
fresh, as well as automatically making and
packaging them.
by human hands, is one cf the major new
steps enabling
fine foods
Nedicks
Nedick's
:
.
231,742
income
:
new
interest
be
Gross from railway-™ 142,704.916
133.929,624 125,535,137
12 by Walter S.
Mack, Jr., President,* with, the intro-;
Net from railway---'™28,261,487
31,951,356
20,359,620
"Dinner Pail," designed for school
luncheons; offices, and
^ Net" rv.
oper. income—i'
12,302,924
16,188,425
9,355,638
and
initiating
Nedick's
first V outgoing •'delivery
—V. 174, p. 1696,
of
a.m.
'
1696.
denominations
to
the
will
plants,'
installation
11
i
.
1952
Dec.
on
duction of a
industrial
in
1,
_
corporation
10
Net
for;
merger
Service
approval
Co.—Bonds
Nedick's Inc.—Announces New
Development—
development1
to
.
$898,923
lending capacity. There will be
vV*;--.'VH*?.''. v
new
up
of
to
up
248,789
covering $250,000 of 5%
5,
(in
redeem' $27,000 * of presently out-^
standing 4,/2% bonds, to repay bank loans and Icr
other.geneial cor- "
porate purposes.—V. 174, p. 1790.
?•%
stock
common
surviving the
into Missouri
which
will
and
Y..
the
$1,049,875
railway
oper.
■The
Telephone
102% and accrued interest.
>,Tbe
Securities.
Co.—President Files Petition
to
acquire 133,036 shares of the
by this company as the corporation
Missouri Gas &
Under
Missouri
loco¬
In
planning to enter the market-for $5,000,000 of
Central
N.
stock
annual
bonds
Oct.
OCTOBER
railway
174, p.
The
Wachob-Bender Corp. on Nov. 7
publicly offered $55,000
of first mortgage 4V2%
bonds, series A, due Nov, 15, 1971,
untouched
Public
Green
issued
Nebraska
York,
or
by
North Jersey Finance Service, Iloboken, N. J.—Files—
'
* -
Corp.—Plans Financing—.
,
»
luuthorization
corporation is
service.
•
Missouri
The
Another
yard-switching
freight-passenger
ry.
1951—48 Weeks—1950
equity or loan capital, Kenneth C.
Meinken, President, announced on
Nov. 29. The proceeds would be used for its
expansion program involving
the construction of a plant in
Philadelphia, Pa., where the company
last year arranged for the purchase of a 44-acre
tract.—V; 173, p. 2498.
rate.
coupon
equipment estimated to
Diesel
electric
;•
associated
a
from
SEC
a
issue
received
'
$28,950,806 $27,228,413 $330,758,211 $286,373,472
1894.
p.
,
dealer's discount of 70 cents per share. The
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.—V.
2.74,
174,
FOR
on
11)51
from
—V.
1951—4 Weeks—1950
Sales
issue
an
be
2192.
p.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
National Tea Co.—Sales Increase—
—V,
an
(2)
New
common
the
income
2M>%
railway____
railwayoper. .income;
Net
Period End. Dec. 1—
that
announce
convertible
from
Net
-
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 45,000 shares of common stock (par
$10 was made after the close of the New York Stock Ex¬
change on Dec. 12 by Morgan Stanley & Co. at $34.50 per
St.,
174,
ill
will
Ry.—Interest Payment—
from
Net
997.
p.
the
bond's.—V.
October—
of
been
Net
'
1894.
p.
Broad
for
pari
1981
.
1952, and
EARNINGS
•,
common share of Colonial
Airlines. ~nc.
accepted by Colonial's directors and will be sub¬
mitted shortly to Its stockholders
for approval.
The merger also must
be approved by the Civil
Aeronautics Board.
National has 1.000,000
shares of common stock
outstanding and Colonial has 515,000 shares.
has
directors
April 1.
on
stock for each
offer
15
18
for the
Southern
mortgage 5%
Airlines, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
corporation
common
This
1840,
of
and
whole
a
(no
due
•••,*•■
Norfolk
competitive bid¬
ding.
19
as
stock
bonds
Dec.
on
Dec.
on
purchase
common
mortgage
Room
(EST)
a.m.
(EST)
the
of
*
filed
7
for
general
corporation
Nash & Co., Pasadena, Calif.—Files With SEC
company
bids
shares
$15,000,000
covering $200,000 of convertible debentures, of which
$92,600 principal
amount will be offered in
exchange, par for par, for outstanding 5l/t% ;
cumulative preferred stock
(par $100).
The unexchanged debentures
will be offered at 100%
through Pasadena Corp., Pasadena, Calif.
%% %
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Plans Financing—
v
Registers With
A.
equipment.
>:
Inc.
The corporation on Dec. 5
filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 75,000 shares of its
$1 par capital stock.—V.
17d, p. 1805.
railway
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
174,
p.
1696.
v
•■''•■. XiXX-X-
.
1790.
p.
New
.'52,691
4 240,024
•;
\
railway
railway.:—.—
174,
"
12b,861
1—
from
1950
? $477,661
railway.—
Jan.
%
;
126,623
railway...-
oper.
From
.r
1951
$480,507
.
from
maintenance
1790.
p.
2,543,200
.
t
174,
"Deficit.—V.
:•
par
at
ft
16,110,308
"49,757
1,961,702
railway
from
Gross
Houston,
and
2663,
p.
1951—Month—1950
JL
v.i.-.
61,065
2,538,794
559,380
.
income
oper.'
Net
Murphy Co.—November Sales Rise-
Sales
"496,008
2,701,052
_
railway——"'
from
the
with
furnishes
Hungerford, Texas, south
Chicago's Civic Opera building,
s
18.94.
income
$
network
from
of
Period End. Nov. 30—
1951—47 Wks.—1950
127,033
October—
Munising Paper Co.—Control Acquired—
be
purposes.
Melville Shoe Corp.—November Sales—
sales
1948
$291,929
6,897
-From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
$18
Plan"
general corporate
1949
$163,705
railway
railway
from
;
Noble, Vice-President in charge of the
Communications and
Electronics Division, on Dec. 7 announced
that one of the
largest indus¬
trial microwave radio
relay systems in the world,
the-system built*7
by Motorola, Inc. for the 1,400-mile
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe¬
line Company, is now
open for use.
>
^
V'
Costing
RR.—Earnings—
172,/p. 110.
notification
stock
I'X:2 r-XX'Xr'X] XX'.v
■
1950
oper.
Net
Motorola, Inc.—Builds Large Radio
Relay System—>
voice
850.
p.
*$85,459
$284,854
110,305
from
1G95.
p.
Period End. Nov. 24—
—V.
shares
9,124
*
"220,967
New York,
of
166,124
876,640
•
railway-;—
from
Inc., N. Y.—Files—
abetter
164,966
V
taxes
New York, Ontario & Western Ry
personnel, the Motorola system provides private end-to-end
communica¬
tions for executive use and also
mobile 2-way. radio.—V. 174,
p. 2095.
with
174.
October—
Daniel E.
(G.
Wet
filed
prof.ts
excess
Offered—
per
closed.
registration
a
its
299,000
5
and
from
Net
174,
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
to pay for production of films
for television presentation and
general
working capital.—V. 174, p. 2095.
due
Robbins, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corportaion
covering
dividend
If the results of negotiations
special meeting of the board of directors
a
173, p. 2190.
McKesson
extent
an
toy the board for the payment of dividends
etocks.—V.
cumulative
inadvisable.
reconsider the
Dec.
on
deductions_ii2;iil_:^iil_l;li.i
income
$1,022,538
ry„ oper.
Gross
-<„•.•••
share.—V.
per
35.140
$89,789
From Jan. 1—
19,
business
Net
75
to
corporation
covering
($1
preferred stock.
Clifford S. Strike,
action was necessary because of negotiations
two clients which could, if unsatisfactory, affect
satisfactory,
are
will be held to
the
SEC
vege¬
corporation's
this
the
tnentioned
fruits and
McGraw & Co.—Defers Preferred Dividend—
directors
1,
President,
fresh
of $1.25
48 282
1951
Net
Nov.
borrowers.--V.
Corp.—Stock
International Television,
$54,643
?
$271,483
from
Net
purchased
was
$2,015,862
railway—
from
Net
'
Montana—Wyoming Gas Pipe Line Co.—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 2,000 shares .of common
stock (par $5) was made in the
over-the-counter market
on Dec. 13
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $29.50 per share, with
established
%
14,246,207
$2,064,144
October—
stock, for
common
working capital,—V. 174,
requirements,
1950
15,670,817
income
Gross
share.
per
-Earnings-
$17,686,679 $14,300,851
and taxes
New York Connecting
of.two
company
common
Nov. 15 offered 80,385 shares of
common
on
(par 10 cents) at $1
The- net proceeds
company expects to incur additional bank loans of approximately
$110,000 after it completes the acquisition of certain of the assets and
business of Jordan Stevens Co.
company
Fed.
"Deficit.-*—V.
the
BUSINESS—-The
for
"Deficit.—V.
Machines
p. 2095.
i95i
.
Gross, income
12.500shs.
.
Business
Sept. 30—
expenses
174,
(& Subs.)
revenues—^
Interest and other
.-v
Mohawk
Omnibus Corp.
Net earnings from operation-?——-—.:——.
Other income' (principally int. "on investments)
-
Outstanding
Lyons & Co.-
individual
Dec. 31.—V.
on
123,340 ihs.
a
from
of
operating
Treasurer
as
I^NANCINfj-!" *'
unissued
share
one
W.
to,
or
but
company,
incorporated in
the consumer finance and
In
loans
of
the
at
underwriters
option
an
shares
the
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
the
25,000 shs.
130,000 shs.V
■;
-,
to
York City
9 Months Ended
Total
working
and expansion of its busi-
2191.
further expan¬
seasonal
meet
1,
BUSINESS—The
for the financing
to any
used
$l0»-,„
(par
granted
5,000
per
2%
1946,
issuance
for
-
inventory requirements.
sion of bank
will
Dec.
of
$1.50
each
1951, the company has bank loans which aggregateNorthwestern National Bank oi Minneapolis, and to
National
the rate of 4%
shares
common
the warrants.
oi
NOTE—Nov.
4,500
from
maximum
the
has
company
years
at
-
u. ~
be
V%■■//:is>:Authorized'
V
cumulative pfd. stock
Common stock (par $1)
oi authorized common shares from 5,000
to 55,000; to change
the par value of each common share from $100 to $10; and to reclassify
each common share then outstanding into 10 common shares,
additional
G. H. Howe will retire
;.-v%•%i
6%
number
HAn
will
.
New York Central RR.—Treasurer Retires—
L.
share
one
*
,
proceeds
.
1951,
the company's articles of incorporation
redesignate 500 6%
cumulative class A preferred
cumulative- preferred shares; to eliminate 500 class B
to
in units of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
23,
Nov.
amended
were
net
ness.
either
chares as 500 6%
Offered—W.
share of common stock at $11.50
per
Dec. 1, 1951.
'
:
one
45,900 shs,
.
tThcsfi preferred jshares are reserved for Issuance upon the death of
George A. May or Walter H. May, whichever shall occur first.
'
(par $1)
capital of the company and for the growth
under which
agreement
Units
preferred stock is redeemable, all or In
part, at any time, at $11
share if called prior to Oct.
15, 1961, and at $10 per share there¬
per
PROCEEDS—The
.
shares
loan
stock
common
after, plus accrued dividends.
these serial notes will be issued
will provide for a payment of principal or. July 1, 1S52, and on each
Jan. l and July 1 .thereafter in the principal amount of $17,000.
f
♦The
cumulative
The
FINANCING
$340,000
150,000
shares (par $100)
; 500 shs.
$10)——?55,000 shs.
1951
1,
cumulative pid.
(Ky.)—Stock
Dec. 7 publicly offered 12,500 shares of
preferred stock (par $100) and 12,500
of preferred and
„
f6%
Co.
on
unit, plus accrued dividends from
Authorized
6%
Loan
shares of
,
from the aforesaid
PRESENT
TO
1952—
debentures,
dated
serial notes, datccl Jan, 1,
*5
Modern
Lyons & Co.,
the
offered.
now
The company proposes to add the net proceeds
financing program to its general corporate funds.
*
$3,250)
at
The balance of approximately $110,000 from bank loans..
(3)
de-
u.ie.eu.
.
-
7,257,840
1,315,889
?
512,106
1
(2359)
I Oceanic
Oil
/ '
Co.—Earnings—
9 Mos. End.
-Three Months Ended
Operating income _._J_
Operating
110,558
expense
;146;740~
131,541
•
•388,840
m
ri T^e/-h'ew:plant\will. manufacture, a complete
g,
Net
operating profitOther income'/.!./,;::..
Total
-
Prov.
for
•Not
.?•
tax
profit,
'
'
'
124,021
,
•"
6,044
v
3,154 /
••'::^^3M.y^-pj0r'jperl^/-Pennsalt,;.
--------works
•••/.$19,383
$13,595
>
/ $24,322
174,
850.-
p.
shares •*/'
The
at
its
has 'supplied
.Wyandotte; Mich.—V.
u^r;
the
for
trans-
End/Nov. 30—
The
,
10 Mos.—1950
•'
•/
/;
•
" ;,/
,
current
,■
'/
,'•»/ /
%
■
>$•
.
■'
Ufxcoilect.ble
rev./
22,682
revenues-
12,163,041
oper.
/
162,423.'"i/.T98,323/;
10,561; *
fjam'es
Fi 'Oats,
0~/ ./Dec. 5,,stated;..
*
Operating
Operating expenses.!...
Operating taxes __■■,
'
*
•
Net
operating
after
f
2,272,404
1,778,880
1,445,361-
cnarges—
\' ' / '•/
.
' '•
to
celebrated
with
Dec. 5
on
work '
•
$135,000,000
project
Pipeline Co. was
at Joliet, 111. Actual
started only 15
174,
1790.
p.
'
"
•
*
>
.
..
4 r
'
•
-
,
jobbers
brand
in
in
It
1948.*
Michigan,- doing
is
business
;
; ini,
•;■■•
five bulk plants and--49
counties;—V: :i74,/p/i895. '• / ■*
p,
•
.
■'
¥
,
(10
cents
underwriting.
without
a-1
' >1
/-I
Ulds OU
■'' "<
/
M,
^1
V
Chemical
•*' *'
.
"
'
•
'
above.—-V.
Co.
174,
>
.
Operating
Net
l.i
revenues
inoome before Federal
Provision for Federal
;Net
income
Equity
York
Total
•Earnings
'
for
'Based
•
on
n
on
.
> •>:
351,582
$263,188
*
'
Cri27,631
647,739
-Dr41,035
-
minimum
of
accrued
5%
interest.
annum,
per
payable semi-annually
annum,
"Th®
and
rate
proceeds
to
are
be
on
used
interest, at^ a
and at a maximum rate of 8%i per
June 1 and Dec. 1 in each year..
for
working
Net
but
also
dustrial
capital,
term
1
be employed
to
It
paper.
deals
domestic market,
principally in the
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
vlft-jwar profit sharing debentures.-.
$100,000
.
Class A capital stock
Class B capital stock
~rV., 174, p. 2096.
r
,
v
(par $1)-
,
»
„w
corporation
Dec.
on
7
33,000 shares of
1.500 shs.
1,000 shs;
•'../'*&* /r
t
,
filed
letter
a
stock
common
debenture and 660 shares of
underwriting. The. proceeds
/'/Period
Net
Profit
before
inc.
Fed.
inc.
taxes
,
>
/•
retir«
lateral- pipe lines,
new
distribution
.' *
,/./
r
note !issue will be payable at maturity at the com»"
an
equivalent par value of convertible preferredat the rate of one preferred share for each $25 prin-/
option
#
in
——
—V.
//. -i
,.
174,*
and
refunding
mortgage
due
proceeds
will be, applied
%
/
.
'
—V.
sales—
174,
1896..
p.
...
Z
1
v
^
,
t
1,211,673,787 1,006,595,111'
10,504,037
8,647,182
118,756,310
99,418,45®
...
•■•'' '•Y':/ •
/• .,v . . ' /
'■ *"
/
tp
-
.
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'
106,387,314
sales----.-!
J 951—48 Wks.—195®
1951—4 Wks.—1950
'//..';
/■'i,
■
^
87,743,658
-
Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry. -Earnings—
St.
October—
Net
ry.
Jan.
•
/// // Y /
from
from
railway—
income—
oper.
Gross
ry.
—V.
■
$1,374,07®
401,31251
247,015
i
169,164
*
1948
1949
-
$1,022,741
284,344
291,27®
201,733„,/
-
17,959,04®
13,297,487
12,434,758
12,942,537
railway
income—
from
Net
f'
•'■/
$1,266,785
1
2.223,871
1,388,341
2,465,775
2,943,455
6,295,9641.
1,242,730,
1,556,699
3,902,66®
from
Net
1950
.
1951
$1,401,080
344,299
203,334
railway.
From Jan. 1—
toward
railway
oper.
174,
,;v
1791.
p.
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
October—
Gross
Net
Net
stock
through
(no
Alex.
par)
to be
&
Brown
Baltimore,
Sons,
Md.,
for
from
Gross
Net
••'"Y/'i/Y/r.;;■/;///:•; /'v/;
railway.—
22,565,928
9,621,553 ^11,384,403
93 527,14®
18, 509,62®.
9. 707,26®
2097.
174,
p,
Gper.
.
8,077,916
Water Works—Earnings-
Jose
San
Oct. 31—
12 Months Ended
»
.
.
1950
1951?
*
$1,910,412
ZZ/IZ.—
revenue
$1,806,55®
582,66®,
9,95A
570,580
taxes...,
Operating income after expenses and
Noiioperating income
the
2,920,85®'
1,650,77®,
88,504,807
16,803,983
92,508,196
102,354,806
income—!
—V.
Phillips, Jr., the selling stockholder.—V. 174, p. 902.
,
;-'/Z '■///•
railway—-—" 21,621.459
from
J/
1948
3,098,305
1,558,793
3,561,215
1,908,871
3,073,631.
1,349,915
.
income—
oper.
Net ry, oper.
'
of common
railway—
from
ry.
"
'
1949
1350
1951
'
railway.— $11,401,296 $10,833,850 $30,306,980 $10,459,87®
from
"'.'•,/ From Jan. 1—
on Dec. 3 covering
offered at $9.25 per share
January—
Total
/
vanesY'°ee .aIS0•./•• ;!'4» P* 2192.
/ '
,'
.
v
.
; '
.
// ' /
Net
14,069
——
offering of 60,000 shares of new $4.80 convertible
preferred stock (without par value) at $100 per share
has been oversubscribed and the books closed, Hemphill,
/
,176,247
preferred stock
$470,00^
$339,712
$393,911
76,093"
-
:
for common stock.,
Balance available
122,617
$408,402
68,690
deductions..,—
income
on
$592,621
$584,649
outstanding:
preferred, series A——
4%% preferred/series B.——/_
/Common
.
—V.
30,00®
30,000
f43A%
Graham,/ Parsons & Co. announced on Dec; 4,
Noyes,
——1
——
...—
Shares
-
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.-—Offering Complctod
•'
—The
'.
etc.,,
Dividends
:
«.
.
income
Interest,
,
v.
w-
1951—6 Mos^—1950
/<
;Period End. Dec. 1—
Net
bonds,
$1,900,187
.
1896.
p.
/
*
Mos.—195®
$1,748,503 $16,783,874 $15,332,581
j Safeway Stores Inc.—Current Sales Rise—
>The,efct time is_ indefinite' because it must await the confirmation
.^!!rCoiao
n?w ¥ *nes;an
^e sa'®
$24,760,571 $28,646,370
1,187,802
543,191
1,<7C7,589
228,250
V/2%"
to
used
,/*'■/■ V/-
1
($25 par)
Sales
It. is expected that the public offering of 120,000 shares of common
stock, (pai:$l) ..Will, take place some time in January,
the/'
$15,534,875
679,891
(est.)„
taxes
of first
Pioneer Air Lines, Inc.—Offering in
•.
offered in units of a'$1,000
.
be
to
are
,
program,
including the : retirement
loans, represented by 2M>% promissory
account of Albanu.s
stock at $1,066 per unit, without
1951—3 Mos —1950
$13,734,782
,
th
w
be used for- current operations,
to
Subs.)—Earnings---
End. Oct. 31—
sales
notification
of
institutions,
to
'-
:deno^nati(nis/dr"$l,Q00'each);
to be
common
are
Peabpdly^Coal
...;
'
.
of
$7,200,000
amendment.
(or..market),
/>>■;
$100,000
:
*
of
sold
outstanding 3%%
offering of 40,000 shares of common stock
$35,000,000
600 shares
1,500 shs.
'
—
.^C -fiovering ^MiOOO -of*debentures (in
and
" '
i
/Paul Valve CorP„ East Orange. N. J.—Files With SEC' *
/The
,
„
_
.
'
*
'
.
.Phillips Packing Co., Inc.—Filing With SEC^
Outstanding
1,000 shs. ■/
/
par)
(no
v
,
,
/
#'f^/A/l)ftter/^ridfcilication; was'filed with the SEC
FINANCING
Authorized;/
statement with the SEC?*
of $2,400,000 of interim
cipal amount of notes.—V. 174, p, 455.
video,from.internal sources and the sale of the 1982 Series bonds,' and
^he balaricc lrom .the vale of additional securities over the .next several
P* 106.
;
CAPITALIZATION
9
'v
' •
first mortgage bonds,
'•'
'
and
be
to
proposed
stock
struction
imports and exporter-Sales are made to commercial and in-i«
buyers, to the U. S. Government, and also to state and foreign
;
...;'//
/^
;//// /
/
governments.
?The
the cost of the company's con¬
of $15,000,000 of shortnotes payable to banks,
the proceeds of which were applied to the. construction program.
Ac¬
cording to the prospectus, the company and its subsidiaries, are plan¬
ning construction expenditures estimated at $365,000,000 for the six- -.
year period. 1951 to 1956.
Of this amount, approximately $46,000,000
was spent: in; 1951,
and it is planned to spend approximately $.75,000,000 in 1952. ..About one-half of the total amount" is expected to be pror 1
.
in carrying accounts receivable and inventories in connec- .
tjon with its business of buying, and selling paper and related products.
/The corporation, wwlFWiaKU in New York on May 16, ■ 1935, „ a,
incorporated tll „cw
iUin.
XVt
is a .
dealer in
1
Commission—
Jan.
about
existing facilities to natural gas, construction, of
expansion
of' facilities,
and
construction
of
pany's
Philadelphia Electric G®.—Registers With SEC
plied by
bear
will
They
offering
1955,- through an underwriting group headed by Th®
Public offering price and underwriting terms to ba
1,
notes
of
*
primarily
wholesale
*
1
/ The bonds arc to be offered for public sale early in January through
an
underwriting group headed by Drexel & Co. and Morgan Stanley &
Co. The public offering price and underwriting terms, are to be sup¬
National Bank of the City of New York,
11 Broad St/
15, N. Y.
/:
///:-■ /../• v.V.v*,
'* '
".. ■/
■,/" -'Y/
/ The debentures are redeemable all or in part at option,of corpora¬
100%
the
1982.'
1,
Chase
at
public
systems.; '."
The .company on Dec. 10 filed a registration statement With the SEC
New York
tion
j
Carolina, Inc.—Registers
11 filed a registration
Dec.
on
1977,
Canadian
-
The corporation is offering an issue of $100,000 10-year profit shar¬
ing debentures' dated Dec. 1, 1951 and due Dec. 1, 1961, at 100%, plus'
interest, accrued at 8% per annum from Dec. 1, 1951 to the close of
the month preceding the month of
purchase. The subscription agent
The
of
Gross
Paper Corp. of United States—Debentures Offered—
is
North
bonds due 1975 and to pay for con-*
struction, conversion, and expansion in connection with the conversion
Domestic
providing -for dividends /
/,
*
/-r /
after
of
due
$1,200,000
Pelroleum-*Heat & Power Co.—Secondary,Offering-
covering
;
'.Proceeds
series
$0.38
,
shares of cumulative preferred stock'
exhausted the amount of authorized pre¬
increase in the authorization to 1,000,00®
an
supplied by amendment.
sbar.e^ The. /offering was oversubscribed arid the books
ciosed.^-V.' i74, p. 2096,
;
$611,836
shares outstanding;
on
present 500,000 has been proposed.—V. 174, p. 1993.
notes, due Jan.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., and Scherck, Richter & Co. at
$18 per share, with a dealer's discount of 65 cents per
/•
*
$0.04
share
preferred stock.—V. 174, p. 850..
stockholders
249,942
of
Service Co. of
proposed
a
(par $2) was made on. Dec. 7 by Eastman; Dillon & Co.,.
$652,871
:
.
„
A secondary
1,004,433
„L$390,869
common
sale
First Boston Corp.
.
wooing.capitai.^v., 174, p. 2096.
5,116
-
of
City Omnibus Corp
per
'
268,304
—'
earnings
ask
to
increase in the amount of authorized preferred
in the limit of unsecured indebtedness.-
result that
The company
»The netT/Proceedsvfronf' the sale of the debentures will. be used to f
retire amortgageonthe company's machinery and buildings and for
* /
•
x
*"•/•"/'"/
;;
undistributed
v367.*
p,
:
v
taxesr_i_Y--
l!—
~i._,
,
/
income
expected
is
company
•
an
/. Each' debenture-will have'attached a warrant entitling holder to ,
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales—
^..'suhficriije' foi;i.,tW6. Shares of common stock (par $100) at $115 per
1951—Month—1950
1951—11
% share oh* or before no«h*.of-Gct. 12, 1961. '/T••
/,/.
•/.: //Period End. Nov. 30—
1951
V ■ 1950
& $12,870,030 $12,663,611
.
income taxes
(48.02%). in
-New
>/•
Ended Sept. 30—
the.
-
,
/V
//Omnibus Corp. (& Subs^)—Earnings—
/"9 Months
.
:r
1
.
the "growing demand®,
about $25,000,000 of
meet
to
recently sold
Securities and Exchange
With
WUfiants attached) at par (in denominations Of $1,000 .
each); plus accrued interest.
*
'
/
to
are
-p. 1991.-
C«rp„ Casper, Wyo.—Control—
Oil
*
'
'
proceeds,
The
/^go tb Forrest Parrott, the selling stockholder;—V. 173,
aiL
.
Offered—E/S. Dickson & Co. Inc. on Nov. 26 offered
/ ./
„..
stock to be offered at approximately
common
sharei*
per
order
in
par.value last month
Public
debentures (with,
covering 200,000 shares of
par.
/
1
corpoSSn^
The
upward
program
the three years 1951 through
called for the expenditure of;
program
its-territory,
increase
shares from the
-
/^.'i'.174^.p.-T993Av;;*f:/;
,*
■'// jr/Z/Yf/ /"
: /■ "'-A/*
■ V
'
V'
Perfecting" -Service'Co., Charlotte, N. C.—Debentures ,
-petroleum
largest
the
of
one
through
but
company's
$100
•,
service stations 4a Washtenaw and Livingston
•»
.
,
name
,
the
.
company',
aprove
an
ferred with the
-•'
Marathon
bid
.
incurred fo*
was
.*
•
to
17
The
of
important part of the program *
/ -..developed by/Peoples Gas and its subsidiary companies in an attempt
,/
*•
L
i'
■//.
to meet the demand,for gas in the territories Wiiich they serve.1" For
/Ohio Oil Co.—Acquisition—
• /
-.'/•■■•!'.'/..//•/ J.//"/ several years^ it/has been necessary for this company and other gas /
•Tile company has purchased a majority of the stock of the Staebler-•
distributing. companies in the Chicago area to limit the service tnat
Kempf Oil Co., Ann Arbor Mich., it was announced oa Dec. 13. '•/•»/// C?uld/be-grveii'ta gas vspace heating consumers. > A new pipeline was a
Paul R. Kempf wdl continue as President and Director of the Staebler-r
neCesSjty and Peoples Gas has been closely associated with the TexasKempf organization, and will devote his full time to its operation., /.^/.-/x lliinois: pipeline project from Its beginning. .The company now controls ^
T.The Onio Od Co. has supplied petroleum products to Staebler-Kempf / Tex^^/mindiS/thrdugh its ownership of 66.7% of the common stock, for
the
past 21 years.
The Mich.gan comrany adopted Ohio Oil's/;:,, wWchipwnendiip.vrepresents
an investment of over $17,600,000."—
-—V.
expansion
projected
its
revised
year
The
year.
stock and
the
valve opening ceremony
a
this
on
Jan.
;
stockholders on »
"
>
•
-V
pipeline from the Gulf f
letter
a
16,570.526
months !ag6.
16,383,835 ** • /\^The new/Texas; Illinois line is an
14,595.031
14,262,497
1,819,357
1,495,038
/•*
in
.
construction
income'
-
?
Chairman,
./"The completion of; the 1,400-mile natural gas,
.Coast* afea* of Texas' by Texas Illinois Natural Gas
7,218,479 -
\S
'
'Net
116.711,616 105,848,282 /
80.087,752
70,992,846 ?
2,135,940
22,028,833
18,234,010
11,173,776
8,395,599
ji*.,
,
cumulative preferred stock in connection with its construction program.
The timing and nature of additional financing has not as yet been
.
Opens Line—
this
fQr service throughout
' .;•./•
.,<*•;* ■
/./
//,<"■
io6,o47.605'/viVFeoples'/Gas Light & Coke Co.
12,185,723 /'ii, 184,337 116,874,044
revenues'_!!_
has
company
Earlier
determined,
Operating
a
approximately $100,000,000, of which $55,000,000 was earmarked for the
1951—11 Mos.—1950 '
$3,873,077 $44,961,919 $41,648,767
.1951—Month—1950
.
'
net
and miw expects to spend $200,000,000 for
v'" ;/PeoplesDrug Stores Inc.—November Sales—
'^Peribd
'
'
,
(jointly)
Brothers
Lehman
/
,
.
,
'
and
Inc.
'
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Expansion—
'
174, p. 2096.
*«. v/r lit *1 ;
Salds-iC/!—-—^—---^"- $4,244,148
vl~V. 174, pt: 1903.
" --TV •' :
;'■///
Co.,
...
its"
from
area
&
•
•
•
this
in
**rs
Ripley
Dec. 12 on its bid of $21,741 per
proceeds are to be used to reduce bank loans
cqpstruction program.—V. 174, p. 2192.
assembly, *
and
v
/ "• »/
■
Harriman
1953.
:
Ohio Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings— >;
Period End. Oct. 31—
1951—Month—1950 " /Y. 1951
fabrication
on
$21.50 per share.
awarded the issue
The syndicate was
at competitive sale
•
.-
^Loss.—V.
the books closed.
1
line of specialty metal-
aluminum'anodizing and etching/as well as cleaners
por'tation,; industrial* and general maintenance fields. .
$320,844 V-
76,544
1
9k;dto/'' cleintf-s%dr«avariety of metal-finishing operations, including electro-
'*6,812 .p^t'ing/j'enameling, ;i painting,' galvanizing,
11,290/
$95,927
86,757
"$8,656
•
;
$103,505,'/*
$121,410
.
income
inc.
Fed.
8,053
7,468
oon•«
ii
■
___.
Deductions from
$95,452
$113,942
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. C6.—Opens Plant—
v
The Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. of Washington has completed constj-uctiqh aha. begun operations of its new plant at Portland, Ore., for
production of industrial cleaners, believed to be the first basic producer *
of its kind oh the -West Coast.
/' ■•
'
;
•
.
•
31,'51 June 30,'51 Sept. 30/51 Sept. 30,'51
$231,377 /*, $682,872
$226,993
$224,500
Mar.
/ ;
-/■/ 25,637
-
-
v
137,694
31,14®
132,873
1638.
174, p.
Waltham, IVIass.—Files—
Sanders Associates, Inc.,
.
453,000
125,000
See
591,000
.
details in V.
174,
p.
2192.
corporation on Dec. 7 filed a letter of notification with th®.
covering 35,000 shares of class A stock (par $1) and 300 shares
class B stock (par $1)
at $5 per share, without underwriting. Th®
The
SEG
Net
profit
Earns,
$45W41v//
shares
Common
outstdg.
815,695
share._
$0.34
$0.82
-$418,191-
$734,802
651,893
com.
per
—V. '174,
,v
$1,116,589
815,695 /!
i
••:
$0.08 H
.
651,893
1 *
Period End. Nov. 30—
•
1951—Month—1950
^v"~';'1'. v$ '
Sales
—v.
•:
*Appointpient
has
been
1951—11
'
-
of
—'V.
*
1895. C/
174, p.
■$5,607,726
480,211
579,402
5,957,038
6,426,883
;
12
to
Promoted—,.//////://: /reSrott'toiiwy!;;/
M. 'Symes
by
Walter
Vice-President-Operation
as
Executive' Vice-President
S,, Franklin,
since- 1947.
Net frcm raihvayY-j////5
was*
Mr,, Symes i
Ne( ry,-opei% income—
...r.:*. * y''^..-v'-Z/Wnni .un .i—l
/
President;
,
/-
1950
"+•?. 1949
from;
Net
ry
.
income.—.v .--7,590,560
(5,273,665 ..•1,191,962
12,141,208
.142,958
Gross
,
from
,
railway./;
from
Net
ry.
663,739,978-749,239,469.715,248,604 832,744,401'*'
railway—- ..123,671,072 -120,075,209
oper.,
income!—/ 48.252,326
"(•Defipit—V. 174,
p.
$793,867 1
24.627.
i
.
279,173 :
181,939/
30,J 39
*
6,276,980
7.077,833
1,660,384
v
.
1,323.295
1,168,'740
968,718.
7,282,967
„
;
,
?
,
,
.
„
a
—>
t..-,,
47,845,394 i28,816,003
2096.".-..
*
profit'sharing dividend plan,
-the" Company'a-sto/k
a
purchase
maximum of 1,100 participations
plan
under
which
000.000./The
statement
also
covered
employees
in.;
of
.
_
From Jan. 1—
'
from
Net
ry.
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
income...
.
"3,010,321
174,#. 1791.
;
7,848,198
8,000,213
1,399,666
•1,586.661
129,649
•3,602,691
*3,740,932
•2;268,428
10,115,378
headed by Kidder, Peabody
Blyth & Co., Inc., on Dec. 14 publicly offered
of 235.809 shares of common stock (par $10) at
—An underwriting syndicate
& Co. and
an
issue
$23.12V2
per
share.
.
/
■
.
,
.
.
Sales
—V.
The offering was oversubscribed and
!'
$
-
-
.«■' 277,371,306
...
174, p.
Co.—November Sales Up—
1791.
-
'
$
"
$
$
246,065,869 2,260,610,293 2,147,510,90®
;
Sharp & Dohme, Inc.—To
The
open
Open New Warehouse—
corporation's new Kansas City (Kan.) branch warehouse will
for business Dec. 17, according to E. W. Metzger, Director or
Domestic Branches.
The new, "modern
in
1951—10 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
Period End. Nov. 30—
'.. V
■'=
Kansas
..
'
.
railway../! // 8,974.159
railway......"
"627,294
Gross - 'from
Net
/ Sears, Roebuck &
a
,,
'
Mich.—Acquisition—
above.—V. 173, p. 1796.
Ale Brewing Co.
oip/~<
maximum of 34.000 shares of
V,
common stock/rm par) which may be purchased by the trustees of the
/ Pennsylvania, Reading Seashore Lines—Earhingsplans-for participants at not to exceed market at time of purchase.
1949
October—
1948, / ; There
,1951
1950
will be -no
underwriting and no proceeds to
the company.
Gross from railway
$610,435
$871,812 / —V.- T74;.-p.vlB95, */*' , '
./ $904,351
$768,822
r
Net from railway—/
•188,597
•65,981"
/ -'./
.. $.086
»40,434
./ .'*■ /'.*>- t ■ ■
-{• •
' *
:
'
Net ry. oper. income..
•383,349
'211,666
261,717
,•318,873
//.Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—Stock Offered
.
Seal-Peel, Inc., Van Dyke,
P^cter i& Gamble Co.—Registers With SEC
the
58,505,839^.company and"'its ?subsidiaries may make payments into either plan,
/ i:; the aggregate;!amount of contributions not expected to exceed $2,-
98,340,74G<I 140,741,730
'V.
,
■
,
2,524,962
1.635,754 /
.
...
„
Net
$386,773
.
.
1943
-
The/ company on-'.Nov. 29 filed a registration stateme
on' Nov.
statement with the
SEC covering/a
maximum of 2,000 participations in the company's
From Jan. 1
>
announced on Dec. 10 by Aaron F. Levy„,
Vice-President.
*
said the new agreement, which gives Schenley royalties,
on
Novo's .streptomycin production as well as an option to introduq®
in this country Novo products or production techniques also provides
that Schenley Laboratories will furnish the technical know-how and^
necessary assistance
for the Danish firm to refine its present pen¬
icillin fermentation process.
In addition to producing penicillin, Nov»
is one of Denmark's prime producers of insulin.—V. 174, p. 903.
Levy
See Friar's
$94,623,770 $87,977,156 $54,80&,748
raiiway^^—»oi,owor, no '$9^735,'926
railwaiy-//,.—• ,17,667,304 /14,043,196/,",'4;638,259 ',-20,928,924Z.t:
oper
.
Denmark,
the terms of an agreement
Mr.
1 ^ Y "1948
from
Net
''
1951
1949
201,357 /.
196,352
997
,October
-Earnings-
$804,536
amifrt
./* 121.777
,454
Grass
staff of Schenley
plant in Copen-.
for Novo Terapeutisk Laboratorium A/S, according
Executive
,744
V
hagen,
-
1950
/
in Denmark—
Schenley Industries, Inc.—New Lab
$7,087,103
-
James
Dec.
on
Mos".—1950 -,':
^
$898,838
174, p. 548.
Engineers, designers, and production men from the
Laboratories, Inc., will help construct a streptomycin
>
$418,159
Net reVi from ry. oper.
Net ry, .oper/ income.—
purchase new equipment.—V.
used to
to be
proceeds are
"'
:
•/.r.://.;/./.'/%:%<v'./j/;-/ .Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.-
2192. ■:•//,
/ Pennsylvania RE—Official
announced
'
$
.
-
103,159,909/: 96,668,582 884,079,826 802,692.746
—
174, p.
.
of
1951—10 Mos.—1950
$4,067,158 $41,265,634 $34,566,728
3,168,320 35.657,908
27,479,625
$4,339,070
Ry; oper. expensed.—/;
3,920,911
(J. C.) Penney Co., Inc.-r-November Sales-^—
"//. /
1951—Month—1950-
.
Ry. oper,, revenues—r—
902.
p.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—October Earnings—
-Period End/ Oct; 31—.
$1,11
business,
Dec.
,
structure is almost twice as
Mo.,
City,
13.
which
^
,,
.
large as the old brand**
at the close o*
discontinued operations
/
„
branch is on the largest in the com-'
setup, which includes 17 sales districts
across the nation.
It will serve expanding business in all of Kansas,
most of Nebraska and Oklahoma, western Missouri and Arkansas, an®
the southwest part of Iowa.—V. 174, p. 2097.
The
pany's
area
serviced
domestic
by the
new
distribution
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2360)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co*—Joint Venture—
,
above.—V. 174, p. 2097.
Bee Hayden Chemical Corp.
1
v
/
Stock
-
A charter amendment was filed
Subs.)—Earnings--^,
Sheraton Corp. of America (&
of 37,500 shares of $1 cumulative
>
—V.
per
174,
;
$0.95
-
v
$1.79
♦
holders
Sales
1951—11 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
End. Nov. 30—
—V.
"Retail stores operated during November, 1951, numbered 469 against
440
a
earlier.
year
Pot
during the period Jan. 1, 19501950, of Gallenkamp Stores Co., acquired as of July 1, 1950,
July
1,
have been
included
•Consolidated
Stores,
Inc.;
sales
purposes,
the
in
above
of
subsidiaries
Gallenkamp
figures.
Shoe
Stores
finance
of
Schiff
and
Block
America are
Shoe
1952,
Shoe
174,
Co.—V.
it
is
liminary
be
the
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Expands Research Activities—
Sinclair
Research
will
develop,
last
Inc. is expanding its activities in
production and exploration research, P. C.
Spencer, President of Sinclair Oil Corp., announced on Dec. 11.
This
expansion includes consolidation of the production research activities
fields
of
the Sinclair
of
—V.
174,
Laboratories,
Oil
&
2193.
p.
with
Co.
Gas
those
the
of
The
laboratories/
Sinclair
,
..
A letter of notification
6,250 shares
share
of
Alex.
Brown
be
to
&
offered
Sons,
at
Of Alexander 8. Cochran.—V. 174, p. 1896.
in
1
American
Gold
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Co.
./•/:
profit
»~V. 174, p. 368.
/ "v.
'
••
The
company
banks
Dec.
on
$3,900,000
of
5
notes
received
maturing
bearing interest at Va of 1%
lbans
the
the
at
date of
payment
Proceeds
initial
of
.224,800
$628,412
$975,292
178,300
.to
are
loan
one
'
share
new
"
:
for
due
each
,/■:
Operating
'
that
the
on
basis
j
-
$2,085,977
1,157,122
.$668,303
4,195
$8,593,615
.8,134 *
Gross
income
$933,050 / $676,437/ $8,630,783
Interest,, etc., deductions
1
,1,421,418
Fedefal in(jpme. taMs/.---i!l-.--^-..^r..^.T.i ', 2,483,000
follows;
as
Dec.
K
.
$
I
!.!.
28,914,944
25,289,584 273,302,688 234,895,999
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
20,774,249
17,924,634 195,748,477
4,033,035
46,019,452
Net
Net
after
—V.
4,861,479
income....
cper.
3,279.216
3,331,915
2,854,485
churges......
2,799,391
pp. 1501, 1994*.
174,
covering $1,400,000
1, 1962.
10 filed
0^
of
a
subordinated
The
debentures
amount.
to
are
be
tures
Jan.
be
to
are
1,
offered
Underwriting terms
ton, Lemon & Co. is named
J
*
1962,
convertible
the
into
stock
ol'
the
Gross
Net
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
on
and
compressed
air.—V.
174,
&
Refining Co
above.- -V.
174,
p.
Gross
from
from
railway-
—
railway.™
income-
Prom Jan.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
7,149,766
3,244,887
1,455,092
i
■
railway
2,454,096
income.
54,904,720
52,248,116
34,838,729
21,424,594
23,362,488
16,281,028
4%
50,182,751
•—
24,007,098
1,471,754
739,527
454,009
1,227,684
402,070
103,763
22,086,286
20,698,304
7,195,466
4,842,575
2,454,098
21,478,966
5,044,518
1,823,155
5,045.084
5.1G6.080
Stock—
Co., the parent.
The funds
years
to help finance its
present
common
the
FOR
1951—Month—1950
;
$
31,351,374
revenues—
Oper.
revenues
Operating
''
22,318,212
taxes
5,262,025
/.
$
$
248,789,014
45.466
stocks
Standard
of
860,809
26,776,387 291,273,036 247,928,205
19,794,077 213,823,073 189,270,545
3,821,575
46,306,200
32,482,065
income-
3,664,537
3,160,735
charges...
3,175,863
2,692,430
oper.
after
174, p.
31,143,763
26,139,128
21,286,401
1792.
the
all
ferson Standard Life Insurance Co.
an
issue of $500,000
4%% subordinated debentures due 1961.
proceeds
were
added
to
working capital.
•
.
'
/
.
.
,
On Sept. 10,
the company increased its 7%-year
3%% term loan with
an insurance
company from $2,000,000 to $3,000,000, and in
connection
therewith the interest rate was increased to
The
3per
annum
as of April 1, 1S51 had entered into a loan
agreement
insurance company covering a $2,000,000
3%% term loan due
1958.
The proceeds were used to reduce short-term
company
an
1,
The company also issued $350,000
Feb. 26, 1951, to mature $8,750 each
and including Sept.
1,
purchase Warrants--!!;.
notes
,.; 35,000
.
1960,
borrowings
of
4%%
six
and $183,750
series
months
on
debentures
from Sept. 1
March 1, 1961.
dated
$5.71
1
Y
to
r
Fuel-Supply
total of $1,000,000 "priheipal amount of "debentures,* or
in addition to the $500,000 authorized 6% series debentures,
authorized series B debentures, may be issued under
a
of
hearing
Co.,
be
can
preserved
Court
between
Standard
Standard
Power
Gas
approval
used
Act.
the
upon
■
•,
0:.
■•
Interested
-/■/ /!
>•
174,
p.
21,
456.
'
,
'
•
proceeds, approximately $7,986,900 wiJI
the
largest
distributes and sells liquefied petroleum
butane, fuels used for household, farm,
purposes;
the; liquefied
gas
known as
anhydrous ammonia, a product used for fertilizer, and equipment and
appliances used in connection with these products. LP gas service is
supplied
to more than 180,000 customers in Massachusetts. Rhode
Island,
Connecticut,
New
York,
New
Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
Ohio,
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia.
known
industrial
the
12
months
net
consolidated
combined
and
propane
as
and
EARNINGS—For
by
salts
ended
of
Aug.
the
Yv
Staten Island Rapid Transit
October—
Gross
$1.91
share on ihe average
outstanding during 1951.'
'
ry.
railway....
railway
income.__
from
Net
number
per
CAPITALIZATION
.
of
Net
'/!!".
1—
ry.
railway....
railway.......'
from
Net
oper.
p.
.
13,951
.
4%
sink,
5.2%
$225,822
fund
2,961,990
43,035
*14,411
44.235
*427,704
;
2,352,143
19,111
*460,971
stock,
-•Exclusive
convertible
$50
par
of
1
h
/
.
Outstanding
•/
>
„
series
^
value $1
,
_/
/
-
3,500,000
of
preferred,
conversion
warrants,
price, 45,658 shares reserved for exercise of
and 54.25 shares reserved for outstanding scrip cer--
tificates.-
3,022,229
UNDERWRITERS—The. underwriters
175,420
*412,452
agreed
to
shares
1698.
of
below
named
purchase from the corporation
preferred stock set forth below:
the
have
respective
severally
numbers' of
V
•
■
'
■'
-•/•
.
Sterchi Bros. Stores Inc.—November Sales—
Sales
—V.
1951—Month—195C
'
...
$1,186,276
$944,092
A.
$9,336,020 $11,301,166
—
may
be
redeemed
all
or
in
part
at
any.
are
also
redeemable
for
account
of
the
sinking fund.
Hemphill,
Graham.
Noyes,
Parsons
&
Co.
•.
3,500
Richards &
Co
2,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
1.50O
2,000
Kalman & Company, Inc.,,
: 1.500
2.000
1,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.____
5,000
F.
3,500
Co.J
2,000
The
3,500
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
3,000
1,000
Putnam
2,000
Bioren
E.
Eichler &
Co.,
&
W.
&
Clark
Cohu &
&
Co._,__
•
Co.,,,_!___—1,500
S.
Moseley & Co
Ohio Co
Quail
&
&
Co.—
Co.——
1,000
Riter
1,500
2.50O
Shields & Co
Dewar
timer*
3,000
Co
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
Cooley. &
prior to maturity, at 103 and interest; if redeemed on or
prior to Nov!'1
15, 1955; thereafter and on or prior to Nov.
15, 1959 at 102 and
interest; and at 101 and interest if redeemed thereafter. The deben¬
tures
1,000
Shares
\ •
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.
Deben¬
Durst, Inc., on Nov. 26 offered $200,000 of 6% 12-year
sinking fund debentures, series B, dated Nov. 15, 1951
and due Nov. 15, 1963
(with common stock purchase
warrants attached) at 100% and accrued
interest.;4
]c
debentures
;
Hill
Co.,' Inc.—'
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Offered—Lester, Ryons & Co. and Wagenseller &
B
15,500
3,500
& Goodwin,
Bodell
Inc.
Battles
Calif.
Shares
'
Allyn & Co., Inc.____
Bateman,
Suburban Gas Service, Inc., Upland,
Series
C.
Barnes,
174, p. 1897.
tures
-
.•
Eastman, Dillon & Co
1951—9 Mos.—1950
R.
&
Co._L____.
Dickson
& Co.,
500
California
Hallowell,
—V.
174,
Company.
Sulzberger & Co.
p.
1994.
& Co
2,000
3,500
Smith, Barney & Co
4,500
Inc.-"-
Frq'ncis I. du Pont & Co.
Fifst
.
*843,846 shs.
conversion
for
!
100.000 shs.
j
2,000,000 shs.
reserved
v
/
100,000 shs.
share
per
shares
' *•
3,500,000
preferred
share_
per
312,500
stock at initial
option
2,376,1521
/;.
'
,
value
par
Common
$293,438
*32,594
com¬
stock
i.!-//• ¥
——! $9,800,000 >/'• /$9,800,000 •"
debs., due May 1, 1965 ;v 2,438,000
*
2,438,000
.cumulative
stock,
1948
13.811
.
*34,513 /
;
Rulane
common
:
debentures,
4Vf './o /sinking- fund debentures,
due Dec:-15, 1966—
m
/;\
294,319
; * *229,089
income
174,
*5,537 !
of
Authorized
4%
sinking fund
Nov.- I,. 1964—2-!-;
due
request
•/
shares
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
•<
.
15-year
/
1949 '
•
$278,108
>
54,184
'
from
Gross
$339,054
•
oper/
From Jan.
1950
and
"
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
from
Net
r
/-:>•,' •'
the pro forma
1951
31,
Suburban
panies were $19,655,000 and net earnings were $1,737,000, equivalent to
•%'':V'?
to
common stock at any
the conversion price of $15.87'/2 per share
1962 at
EUSINESS—Corporation
Standard
1951
the
commercial
ownership
v//;/»
until Dec.
persons
application.—V.
:-:i ■"
1,
finance
to
of
gases
proposal
its
stock is convertible into
preferred
new
corporation's acquisition of Rulane Gas Corp.,
distributors of propane and butane gas in the
Southeast, serving about 67,500 customers in North Carolina, South
Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee. The balance of the proceeds will be
added to working capital.
'
',
Gas and Philadelphia Co.)', including the claim
represented by said note. This settlement proposal
as
Step I-A to the plan filed by Standard Gas
by it and Philadelphia Co. with the provisions of
the
Publicly
investment
stock, equivalent to a conversion rate of 3Vb shares of com¬
for each share of preferred.
It is subject to redemption at $52.50
one
about
and
arising out of
Privately—An
financing an issue of $3,500,000
sinking fund 4^% debentures will be offered through
be
pending
a
Placed
PROCEEDS—Of the combined
Chairman,
were
have requested
pending
of
issued.—V. 174, p. 1994.
are
common
filed
The SEC has given
;
& Electric
pursuant to which debentures
per share' if redeemed on or before Jan. I, 1954 and thereafter at.
prices scaling down to $50 per share on or after Jan. 1, 1962.
"
/
.
1951
v
2,063 shs.
10,805 shs.
160,950 shS.
,
500,000,'shs,"
•
in connection
.issued
were
Hemet
of
time prior to Jan.
of
maturity of Standard Gas* $983,930
by Standard Power until Oct. 10,
appropriate
claims
Period End. Nov. 30—
vately—The company has recently sold privately to Jef¬
-3,000 shs. ,r!.y
'.
cony^series^Bu^^ '/k: 10,900 shs,r
<$iVpar/-yaliiel!.---!!i!-«-V"
$200,000
The
;
26,175,595
Southwestern Investment Co.—Debentures Placed Pri¬
The
1950
Standard
compliance
11
the
quo
status
claims of
0Deficit.—V.
Net
v--.
•-121,869
20,000shs.
6%' series
stock,; 6%
-200.000
;
v
156,724.
In connection with this
Power
recently
for
extend
and
of
(except
Section
r--
1,072,097
the
share) plus accrued dividends from Dec. 1, 1951. The
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
—$105,404,000 $87,334,000
and; Standard Gas
to
the
that
so
was
$100 /
of
1951—10 Mos.—1950
$
-
26,821,853 292,345,133
106,600
31,244,774
expenses
shares
require
company,
200,000
•
Uncollectibile oper. rev..
Oper.
5,250,000
OCTOBER AND FIRST TEN MONTHS
Period End. Oct. 31—
Oper.
outstanding
the
of
capital or other coTporAte purposes.'
per
note held
Commission
of
$79,000,000 in short-term loans
Southwestern Bell during the last
expansion program.
has
company
stock.-
EARNINGS
1951
.
promissory
settlement
of
used
would be
opinion
Eastman* Dillon & Co. to institutional investors.
$6.88
corporation
authorization
Power
'
repay A. T. & T. for part of the
which A. T. & T. has advanced
At
,
....
history, Robert E. Wilson,
Peake, President, reported on Dec. 10.
116,000 shareholders at present. In 1938 there
unsecured
1952,
company has applied to the Missouri P. S. Commission for
to issue $65,000,000 of additional common stock to Amer¬
to
the
group managed by Eastman, Dillon & Co. on Dec. 13
offered for public sale a new issue of 100,000 shares of
5.2% cumulative convertible preferred stock at par ($50
(Indiana)—Earnings Rise—
Sept. 30—
taxes...
are
the
Issue
proceeds, if
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—Preferred Stock
$2,359,239
Standard Power & Light Co.—To Extend Notes—
SEC
1698.
p.
the
series
Offered—Debentures
1S48
$2,382,433
that have savings and stock bonus plans.
The plan, approved
stockholders in 1950, is largely responsible for the major increase
in the number of share owners.—V.
174, p. 1501.
215,305,877 191,488,449 174,545,263 204,043,588
—
is
company
company
the
of
conditions," in
the indenture
in 1932 approximately 108,000.
comprise 21%
of
the number of
shareholders.
They
25,000, or 62% of the employees of Standard and of its sub¬
This
—
The
.
and
4,999,438
3,132,363
California.
of
areas
present intention of the company to use the
unless
$300,000
by
1948
2,895,942
railway-
oper.
174,
The
'
$1.34
Employees
1—
ican Telephone & Telegraph
Oct.
3,036,722
100,000 and
7,458,846
--
,/*•
CAPITALIZATION^^ GIVING EFFECT, TO PRESENT -FINANCING *:
"*'
"
"
^
* ' 4
Authorized
" Outstanding $500/900 ^ V *
•$447,000 *. v
mon
permission
wJth
'
Report Record Number of Stockholders—
There
1949
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—To
—V.
$4,062,722.
1698.
p.
for
Net
$4,337,704
3,270.035
More people now share ownership in Standard Oil
Company (Indiana)
than ever before in its 62-year
$24,451,173 $22,188,824 $16,679,326 $21,075,008
Net ry. oper.
-
25,657,284
9,725.294
earnings after
Earnings per share
2097.
1950
have
.
with-the'acquisition-of .the
Co.,/Butane Fuel Co., Mark Rhodes
Propane Co,, Antelope; Liquid Gas Co. and George Hagedorn.
; tA
total of 31,500 common shares are reserved for issuance-upon
the exercise of the outstanding common stock purchase warrants,
.issued in 1948 attached to the 6%
series debentures,-and the common
stock purchase warxants to be attached to the series B debentures.
There are'also 54,500 shared reserved for' issuance upon conversion
of
the
outstanding 6% convertible preferred shares series B, and
*4,000 .shares are. reserved/"for • issuance upon the exercise 'of th»
option-granted to E. C, Clarke.
/
»
sidiaries
1951
certain
of such proceeds fdr jyorking
.♦These
382,942
$1.33
$3,061,345
558,456
railway
Nine Months Ended
Southern Ry.— Earnings—
October-
par
$2,554,336
818,703
railway
174,
number
five
>
—
...
,
oper/ income—-
and A, W.
Oil
,
.
.
.
■>-
1—
Net
Southern Production
Co., Inc.- -New ContractSee Humble
the
business
$4,445,664
above.—V. 163, p. 232. >
Standard Oil Co.
1103.
p.
Y
of
machinery.
propane,
/,//
r;
liquefied
Common,' share
(or five shares
company is engaged in the production and sale of various gases,
oxygen, hydrogen, acetylene, and
nitrogen. It also processes and dis¬
tributes carbon-dioxide, nroponc. heluim, ethvinne, nitrous oxide,
cyclo¬
Net
Service Co.
from
Net
Of the
The
v
2,650
shares
850
1944,
tCohj..restock
1200.
p.
From Jan.
the basis of $20 per share for each share of common
per $100 debenture).
proceeds, $250,000 are to be applied to curtail the company's
$1,250,000 4Vz % serial note dated Sept. 15, 1951, and $1,150,000 for
additional working capital.
Of the latter, $130,000 is to be used to
procure and pay for a new and modern
gas-producing column, and
$500,000 for the procurement of cylinders and certain other
stock
stock,,,,.,.
share-,.™—..!;....
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income...
Net
due
until
company
purchase
a.
sale
Preferred
1,608,000
$4,726,365
388,660
Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
October—
*!
1951
1950 /!;
1949
debentures,
to
aggregate
series deben¬
NOTE-^-A
for public sale at their principal
supplied by amendment. Johns¬
principal underwriter. The deben¬
common
174,
common
outstanding
common
See Cities
to be
are
as
the
tures
Spokane Gas & Fuel Co.—Proposed Sale—
29,488,134
25,306,472
registration statement with the SEC
convertible
Jan.
per
—V.
Southern Oxygen Co.—Registers With SEC—
The company on Dec.
shares
34,758,853
27,358,315
of
additional
use
170,649,012
31,534,759
in
retail
and
'
1,037,638
-
Balance applicable to
Common
Earnings
revenues
an
purchase
,
Lm
Net Income
$
,
;.
12-year slpk/'fund debs.,- 6% series.:
6% 12-year sink, fund debs., ser.
'Promissory notes
Preferred:stock/($25 par value)
$7,091,302
,
19,
1951—10 Mos.—1950
$
,
and
"It is
17,415
,
1951.
to
any, derived front ' the -exercisertjf s the/atOpk /purchase warrants at¬
tached to the series B debentures for the retirement of series B deben¬
$7,073,887
37,168
'
warrants
and
Sept. 30,
Warrants
1948,
expects to use the net proceeds derived
B debentures, primarily for the purchase
petroleum gas tanks, meters, regulators, etc.
for
installation upon consumers'
premises.
The company estimates
that
its
expenditures for such purchases during the period
from
Nov. 1, 1951 to April 30, 1952 will be approximately $219,000;
that
it will have additional capital expenditures of approximately $11,000.
The company expects to obtain the" amounts"-'needed for this purpose
from cash
on
hand, undistributed -earnings and the net proceeds
received upon sale of the series B debentures.
.r
;
.
i
$1,640,863 $21,744,038 $18,595,594
972,560
13,150,423
11,521,707
$928,855
v
warrants to purchase
attached to the 6%
in
thereof
retired
at
PROCEEDS—The
1951—12 Mos.*—1950
/
holder
1/1 y53
proprietorship and a partnership organized, respectively
and since its organization has expanded its opera¬
tions by purchasing the business and assets of several organizations,
most of them small,
engaged in the same business in various parts
of Southern and recently in Central California.
The principal office
of the company is located .at 60 East Foothill Boulevard, Upland, v/allf.
.
1951—Month—1950
,!.
the
Marcn
,./
1940
of
.COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OP EARNINGS
■
'*
^
entitles
period
B
from
The
held..
14
or
the
.
of present capitalization
$1.65 to $1.60 per share in the current fiscal
dilution caused by the issue of additional stock
/ Net operating^income
Other income
to
and
.
1951—Month—1950
;
;
13
been
Preferred etock
issue
to
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
..
com¬
earn
Preferred, dividends
m.
the
of
of
v
.
predicted
will
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
issuance
be applied
notes
.
*
shares
issue
the
have
successor
in
!
1951;
to the payment of $400,000 of revolving credit notes due Dec.
18, 1951;
and the
balance
of
$162,000 to construction and. other corporate
purposes.—V. 174, p. 1994.
/
"
///
;/■ Period End. Oct. 31—
each
in
as.
aggregate the
the differences in their dates and exercise price, the outstanding
are
substantially similar to the warrants attached to 'the
sale
,
should
:///'"■"
-//
utility, which operates in the Texas Panhandle
Mexico, will spend approximately $21,800,000 for
the next three years expenditures will amount to
Considering
/v
Approved—
authorization
from
will,,
additional
of
to
and/or '
conditions
announced
10
./Period End. Sept. 30-r
months
12
requirements
securities
debentures
the prime interest rate for unsecured
over
issuance.
$3/138,000
of
SEC
and
market
pre¬
a
next year, earnings are
estimated at $1.45 to $1.50.
The firm earned
$1.31 per share In the 1951 fiscal
year.
'
[Earnings would have to rise about 90 cents per share before South-/
western'would be liable
was >8timate^. :
169,488
325,700
181,500
::V-
.
South Jersey Gas Co.—Bank Loans
*
senior
new
in
group
Over
Nichols
year.
$1,651,980
170,0701
■
the
bonds
adverse
still
are
during
and
BUSINES—Company .was incorporated in California on Jan. 2, T948
and is engaged in the distribution of propane and butane gas at whole¬
$10,000,000 of 30-year first mortgage bonds
of institutional investors, are expected to be
the company through the current fiscal year end¬
a
carry
Southwestern
1950
$1,201,582
"
-
from
series
and southeastern New
Subs.)—
(&
1951
Frovis. for Colombian income taxes--!—---.—V
Provision for U. 6. income taxes.
Net
to
construction.
depletion and inc. taxes..
depletion
and
of
plans
shares
common
the
In
-
form
warrants
Aug, 31,
in that
raised
be
evidence
bearer
in
each $1,000
entitling the holder
The warrants to be
outstanding warrants entitle the holders to purchase- common
shares at a price of $3.50 per share, subject .to certain adjustments
during the period from March 1/1949 through Feb. 28, 1954;
Aside
with
$65,600,000. '
Eroflt before deprec.,
Depreciation
Dec.
-
Platinum
&
cash
will
attached,to
$1).
The
ing next Aug. 31.
In this
period the
3 covering
Mr.
South
the
ratio
the
sufficient
approximately $16 per
Md., for .the account /
Baltimore,
that
mortgage
unless
derived from the sale
on
company
expected
first
that
of
be
proceeds, along
recently sold to
with; the 8EC On Dec.
filed
was
stock
common
through
portion
a
is
of
and
$16,000,000
Financial
is
presently outstanding
are
upon
shares
.
(Alexander) Smith, Inc.—Filing With SEC—
;
it
about
securities.
the. year ended
for
debentures will
B
warrants
purchase
been exercised
Co.—Plans Financing—
program
series
the
to
There
tures
plans to raise about $4,000,000
through an offering of preemptive rights to additional common stock.
According to H. L. Nichols, Chairman, "rights will be offered about
Feb.
.; //
but
consist
years,
stock.
Service
that
of
stock,
five
mon
petroleum
sale
stage,
sold
Public
construction
anticipated
from
year
preferred
the
the
the
is
warrant
(par
of 21,500 common shares which were
;■
1892.
p.
,
Corp.
Co.,
To
*
j
173,
purchase
through Feb. 28/1958, at the price of $5 per share,' subject to dilution.
•
of Lincoln, Neb., for the preferred stock and Schneider,
Hickman, Dallas, Tex., and associates, for the common stock.
Southwestern
1896.
p.
thereof
1
•
comparative
Co.
to
Each ""of
to
Rernet &
$5,055,937 $47,460,150 $40,967,697
$5,512,647
—
Trust
stock
a
purchase 50 common'shares
right to purchase 10,000 common shares/" "'
-
18,000 shares of additional common stock, both priced at
$20 per share.
Rights expired on June 7, 1951. An additional 4,288
shares of common stock were offered to
employees.- Shares not taken
by stockholders were sold to the underwriters/who were: The First
Sales—
Shoe Corp. of America—November
if Period
V
-
——
455.
p.
to
attached
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
PURCHASE WARRANTS—There
debentures
B
thereof
.
.
—
share...
common
*
series
authorized issue
preferred stock ;
and subsequently the authorized common stock was increased
from 125,689 to 147,997 shares of no
par value.
*
/
.
•The preferred and common stockholders were offered the right to
subscribe to 15,000 shares of the $1 preferred stock, and common stock¬
—
.
Earnings
in April creating an
dividend sinking fund
(no par),
i9^1
•/
195°,™
Gross income from hotels and office buildings. $29,701,789 $27,303,505
Wet income from all sources
1,453,090
2,717,695
-•//.
6 Months Ended Oct. 31—
.•
STOCK
Offerings to Preferred and Common Stockhold¬
Employees—
and
ers
;
..
"
Starkweather &
2,500
Stein
3.500
Union
1,500
G. H.
J.
C.
Bros.
Z
-5,000
Co—__—
3,000
& Boyce.^.,,,,,
2,000
Securities
Corp.,
Walker & Co
Wheat
&
Co
5,000
3,500
500
Number 5073
Volume 174
Centralia, Wash.
Products, Inc.,
Sylvan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
—
Awarded Govt. Contract
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.
Files With
The
vvdigreen
been awarded a $1,299,828 contract by. the
Department of the U. S. Army for the manufacture of-photo
fla. h bombs, according to Carlton jc. Waller, President.- The company
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
(2361)
corporationr has
'.-
notification with the
otfered at par ($5,000
The proceeds, are to be used for
corporation on Nov. 29 filed a letter of
SEC covering 20 shares of common stock to be
The
underwriting.
172, p. 755."
share), without
working capital.—V.
per
expects to
Unexcelled
backlog
s
amounts
now
negotiating
is
currently
pany
1950
1949
1948
$485,282
$317,583
$403 083
147,097
79,135
58,094
income—96,114
87,413
v33,636
.'2.112
railway.,!—
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway——
oper,
Net
railway——
from
Net
ry.
income—.
367,440
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
174,
3,571,137 r
3,923,512
4,304,326
952,765
railway——
from
761,780
470,938
615,306
67,386
closed.—V.
RR.—Earnings—
irom.
Net
From
Net
income.—
4-792.
oper.
ry.
—v.
174.
p.
10,323,864
1,259,849
:•
.
%v V'",
r
from railway-*——-———
1950
$120,527
railway——
!
oper. income——
62,474
17,362
79,154
36,832
ry.
'
6
1,189,628
582,627
1.011,470
694,836
788,074
412,221
Net
Net
ry.
railway——
from
—V.
-
income
oner,
174,
161,723
328,495
191,849
-
1302.
p.
in
.
ties,
capital.
Net
$610,752
309,107
287,900
ry. oper. income—
From-ami—
Net
Net
ry.
744,755
income—
oper.
174.
1736.
p.
124,848
•
2.208,509
railway———
from
—V.
5,672.954
railway
from
61,090
3.834 450
1,244,329
558,489
be
to
hearing
,
reclassified
t
of
Holders
rate
of
rate
of
two
sale
plan
The
authorizes an
also
at
Loeb
!
all. preferred
stock
cents per share
37M2
quarter
current
dividends,
v
possible
£ ' y' ;; v;.--
'.
/
,
the
of
record
of
Dec.
18.
to clear
common
stock
'•'V;.,-.'.
regular
The
fourth
quarter, preferred-dividend
paid Jan. 2, 1952 to holders of record Dec. 18.
{ Divco Corporation's net worth at the close of its 1951 - fiscal
(Oct. 31) was $4,253,976.
Its net sales in 1951 were $11,175,000.
will
b§
; 'v;
year
Net
profit (after taxes, subject to audit; adjustment) was $657,000. This
Was equivalent to $1.46 per common share.
Divco has paid quarterly
dividends since June: 1945.- Divco stock is currently on an annual
dividend rate of $1.20 per share.
,
'
.'■
r\
the
the
In
live
$40,000,000
1,000
Is
for
Coach- company
Twin
The
the
three
first
earnings of $665,000 after taxes
reported
quarters
of
this
year.
(Profit -to
Sept.
30
was.
before taxes.! %Tt is anticipated
that fourth quarter earn¬
ings will be appreciably higher than those in the third quarter when
a,
net profit of $178,000 was realized,*' L. J. Fageol.
President, said.
$1,833,000
company's aircraft manufacturing division
(Ohio) bus manufacturing division are cur¬
rently operating at the highest levels in their history.
Continuance of high
level operations into 1952 was also predicted
in
that
indicated
He
Buffalo
and
both
the
the
Kent
Fageol. He advised that production is just getting well under
a $21,000,000 U. S. Armv. order for 1.509 "convertib'e" multi¬
vehicles.
It is anticipated that, whHe a large number of
these will be delivered before the year's end.
they will also account
for sub. tantial volume in the first quarter of 1952.—V. 174, p. 1397.
by
Mr,
way
on
purpose
Series
F
Series
G
Series H
Series
Notes
3%,
I
due
27/«%
due June
1,
letter
13,500
pgr
"are
—V.
shares
share
to
of
go
162,
notification
of
to
filed
on
Dec.
4
with the SEC
covering
stock (par $U to be offered at $7.37M>
Morgan As Co., Los Angeles, Calif. The proceeds
common,
through
p.
was
Leon
L.
and
Minnie
2063.
S.
Tyler,
two
selling
stockholders.
be
issuab'e
series———__
in
if
•
dividend
with
each
forth
set
are
amounts
principal
of
said.
son
below;
,
union Securities Corp,-^$6,250,000
Brown
Alex.
&
Ccurts
700,000
& Sons——
250,000
Co,„_
Dickson & Co., Inc.; ' 700,000
R. S.
in
Rodman
&
'
V
2236.
.
purchased
Swiss
by
'
&
Co._
900,000
October—
from
Co.,
_»!
American
250,000
Corp.L
700,000
'2
Net
from
ry.
'
-
$4,592,494
income
subsidiaries
to
period
net. current
last
value
asset
to
year
not
are
-
$4.96
share;
a
:
•
Co.—Financing Plans—
require
three
about
$23,000,000
of
capital
new
in
cbn-
program amounting to approximately $50
to Earle S.
about, half of
of
West
Thompson,
-
President.
the necessary financing
next year
from
come
saie
a
1
^
-
:
•
Penn
Electric's
principal
operating
■
,
sub¬
expanding their facilities.
are
of West Virginia and Potomac Edison Co-,
Maryland, together are building the Albright station i;V
Va., which is scheduled to begin operation in 1952 w'th
'V'':'%■%-'
1104.)
p:
'■
Offered^-Walston, Hoff¬
1639.
"
*
The proceeds
P.
to
the company
were
added
(See V. 174,
.
to
■
working capital.—V
174.
,
Western Auto Supply Co.
Period End. Nov. 30—
(Mo.)—November Sales-
1951—Month—1250
1951—11 Mos.—1950
'
s
$
13,278,000
12.041.0C0
;%•
Sales
—V.
174,
$
$
'
144,502.000
139,672,000
1832.
p.
Western Light & Telephone Co., Inc.—Files With SEC
The corporation on Dec.
covering
13,577
for
to
each
be
shares
stockholders
common
for
for
held,
shares
23
share
per
without
the company's
each
letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par $10)
to be offered to
a
common
$20
Holders may subscribe
share
3 filed
of
at
shares
22
used
the
on
until Dec.
held
on
basis
of
underwriting.
construction
21
on
record
program.
'
the basis of
Dec.
together with other funds, will be used
v
V,!
share
new
proceeds
•:
one
Proceeds
are
.:
•
additional
from
the
construction.—V.
174.
11.
for
one
The
2139.
October—
from
ry.
railway...
rai.'way.....
-
-
$5,537,860
2,348,605
income!;
1.228,616
547,154
812,226
33,645,428
36,995.623
railway...!.
13,794,095
6,033,361
9.558,3) 7
income..
6.084.429
7,165,598
3,236,267
4,806,573
1736.
p.
Western
Ry. of Alabama—Earnings1951
1950
1949
194S
railway...
railway.....
$401,556
$444,580
$385,356
$399,958
106,913
173,011
98,492
92,219
income..
40,157
88,280
44,936
50,899
railway...
railway.—..
3,791,788
3,500,996
3.382,140
3,750.848
843,085
771,306
591,4-56
813.651
income..
292,393
322,831
242,836
377,399
from
ry.
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
from
ry,
—V.
1—
,
,
oper.
174,
.
!
-
from
Net
194R
$4,777,633
1,773,08?
39,667,432
railway...
October—
from
1,037.894
1—
oper.
Net
1949
$3,600,902
2,514,310
45,723,699
15,694,539
Jan.
lrom
Gross
1950
$5,490,443
937,826
oper.
174,
Co.—Earnings.1551
■
from
1936.
p.
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings—
lrom
from
ry.
From
1949
1948
$603,172
$3,398,136
1,603,754
'437,755
1,375.856
1,036,682
'288.593
26,974.186
24,576.139
31,334.895
oper.
1950
1943
1949
$2,766,631
639,321
$3,047,744
$1,5.0,468
$2,637,14$
1.18J ,494
320.370
778,851
259,244
673.514
47,4''0
317,141
25,806.997
24,731.196
22,170.642
5,088,473
7,058,793
4,538,797
1,896.791
3,104,321
1,C49.':5J
25.053,17$
6.958,183
3,278,783
income—.
Jan.
1—
irom
Not
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway..„!
railway.:
railway
railway.
oper.
174,
p.
income...
1408. '
516,123
38,697,157
1951
October—
Gross
1950
and'
amounted
on Nov. 30 sold
25,000 shares of capital
(par $1) at $14.62V2 per share through its own
organization, and without benefit of a selling group.
The proceeds are to go to Terrell C. Drink
water, Presi¬
dent, who had previously acquired these shares through
Net
$3,452,325
for
$29,667,796
taxes,
stock
Net
787.244
1,924,143
railway-.-,
consolidated
amounted
be
on common:
& Goodwin
man
Gross
;
1951
•
railway--.
iis
will
250,000
Linn
__2
Virginian Ry—Earnings—
Gross
and
1951
foreign
corresponding
and
''.'
'
Net
,
Pierce,
Taylor
Inc.
the
Beane—3,500,000
Strader,
p.
and
$250,000
300,000
& Co.
450,000
Hallgarten & Co, v^—1,400,000
Hornblower & WeekgA-- 1,400,060
stockholders
common
is
from
bonds
be
Lemon
Lynch,
Fenner &
tbe-
Co.
of
Monogahela plans a third unit here,
to go into operation in 1954; while West Penn
proceeding with installation of a 135,000-kilowatt unit at the
Sprmgdale station, scheduled for completion in 1953.—V. 174. p. 1532.
Power
Net
Co«;_2 >2,000,000
Forgan
174,
W.
ry.
Co., Inc.
Johnston,
In
identity
i"m
watt
135,000-kilowttts,
Net
.
.
Merrill
the
remainder of the $23,000,000 to
by the parent holding company.
currently
—V.
Johnson, Lane, Space and
700,000
Granbery, Marache
—V.
V
to
Deetjen>& Co.
Emanuel,
Qlore,
severally
,
products.
Warner-Hudnut
and
Monongahela Power Co.
Net
4,946,412 shs.
the
of
Co.
L.-duPont
Francis
the
according
the
All
sidiaries
Gross
•
purchasers
bonds
biological
The system's expenditures total
.$32,000,000 for this year, Mr. Thomp-
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
*
$2,800,000 held in. treasury.
the
30,
and.
Electric
stock
common
289,471 shs.
—'IL—100,000 shs.
<$10 par)-!
7,000,000 shs.
of
ths
manu¬
1 the form of a bond issue by West Penh Power Co., a" sub-'
sid.ary,
of
From
-
289,491 shs,
PURCHASERS—The names
and
consummated,
>
vv.ll
1952,
Net
3,250,000
$4.20
respective
for
share
a
Penn
Net
1,000,000 shs:
______
stock
reserves
conditions.
certain
operations
Inc.
Sept.
Federal
figures
$12.70
in
Gross
20,000,000
20,000,000
100,000 shs.
stock
*
20,000,000
.dividend
'Excludes
ended
Western Pacific RR.
:
*$61,200,000
10,000,000
$4.04
Common
Warner-Hudnut,
Sa^d
p.
'
!
dividend
$5
com-
consuro-
the ethical, drug lield,
to limit the pre-emptive rights'
company
000,000
used
FINANCING
Closed
cumulative,
par)
($100
be
common
.Outstanding
2%%, due Sept. 1, L930
20,000,000
3%%, due Dec. 1, 1981—20,000,000
Preferred stock
is
in
Warner-Hi'tlniit
of
P®£tion With a construction
1952.
20,000,000
lK%; due 1952-1956————
Net
Tyler Fixture Corp., Niles, Mich.—Filing With SEC—
wi'.l
bonds
Unlimited
64,000,000
10,000,000
1979—
registration
will
w
was
sale,
1,1975
1, 1978
March
the
It
102.0615.
EFFECT TO PRESENT
refunding mortgage bonds
Series E 2%Vc, xiue Mar,
with,
Warner-Hudnut
146,980 shares of
,■
an
GIVING
of
Maltine.
Western Air Lines, Inc.—Stock
-if'....
more.
or
,
A
^
the
in
-
cosmet'n
statement
exercise of stock option at $9.37J/2 per share.
sale of
for construction
more
or
shares
of
under
medicinal
Maltine
174, p. 1501.
•This
per
Forrest.
to
go
to
1946-1950
years
,
I
date
—V.
regular redemption prices starting
starting at 103.0%;
at
from
two
stock
offer
the
construct ion expenditures
provide f or
First and
,
-v..
resumption
(10, cents
par
Authorized
f Preferred stock dividends in arrears are payable Dec. 26 to. holders ;
of
proceeds
of
Maltine's
of
exchange
of
oSaand
and at special redemption prices
CAPITALIZATION
which will be due Jan. 1, 1952 for the fourth
This. action placed the preferred stock on a
this year.
basis.-and
made
of
redeemable
be
will
bonds
and
registration
a
•
rner_I?udnwt earned $2-16 Per 5hare for the full year
Ma.tine earned $2.45 per share for the
year 1950.
Book value
of Warner-Hudnut common
on Sept.
30, 1951 was $16.05 per share and
ne;t cuxrent asset value $6.05 a share, Maltine book value on the same
covering
4
Bonds Offered —A
—
in
T°io'Z
e'eetric utility operating In most of
Virginia and in portions of North Carolina and West Virginia. It also
distribute? natural gas in Norfolk and Newport News.
For the twelve
months
ended
Aug. 31,
1951, electric business provided 95%
of the
operating revenues and gas business 5%. • Population of the territory
served is estimated at 2,100.000, about two-thirds of whom reside in
'{ The directors also declared the regular quarterly preferred dividend
of
at
proceeds are
168, p. 89.
and Wertheim <fe Co. (jointly),
BUSINESS—Company
authorizing payment of three
1951 to date), amounting
by
arrearages
quarterly preferred dividend (in arrears for
to a tot 1 of $1.12Mr per preferred share.
offered
be
Dec.
on
was'
and
1925
Vice-President
1936,
p.
(par $1) which it proposes
shares of The Maltine Company.
operates .primarily
months
1950
ot
also
Co.
&
105.60%
spend
of Twin
up
to
7
Coach common.
Prior to, declaring the common dividend, the directors voted
sales
nine
operating
SEC
since
been
pharmaceutical
SEC
lower percentage
a
meeting
Comparable
"i
27, 1951, to request
Dec. 11 on a bid of 102.301%.
bidders,
therefor.
approved by stockholders
declared a dividend on the common stock
equivalent • to approximately. $1 per share.
This took the form of disbursement, of Twin Coach treasury-held
shares cf common stock of the Divco Corp., Detroit, to Twin Coach
stockholders on the basis of one share of Divco to each 12 y2 shares
Dec.
on
1,
o'r to reimburse the treasury
the company has expended
$127,000,000 on additions and improvemeiits to its property.
Of this
amount, $35,300,000 was expended in 1950.
Construction expenditures
for 1951. are estimated, at, $37,500,000 and the company expects to
to
receive
Twin Coach Co.—Declares Stock Dividend—
company
July
'
communities! of
The
stock
common
PROCEEDS—Net
is presently contemplated.—V. 174, p. 1897.
which no issue or sale
of
of
underwriting.
The
selling stockholder.—V.
the
and
Com¬
$2,291,917,^ equivalent "to $2.02 per share on the common stock. Malt'ne
Li
nine months were $2,326,186 and net income amQunte.d
stock
equivalent to $1,71 per share on the outstanding common-
City, Okla.—Files—
with
has
to the effectiver\ess of
basis
10r ^an'
Net
174, p. 20%.
filed
was
of
the
common
90%
maintain
-West
application.—■¥.
the
of
of
Co.
the
to
special
the
additional
an
due
notes
Eichler
years.—V.- 174,
common
pharmaceutical,
that
shares
&
The
for an increase and
Under the plan the
150.000 shares of $50 prior preferred stock
of
issue
borrow
to
promissory
naming a 3%%
interest rate, were Salomon
Hutzler. 102.282; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 102.202; Stone &
Webster Securities Corp., 102.18; White, Weld & Co., 102.1099; and
common shares of $5 par value is
shares of $1 par value and 132.420 shares
reclassification and increase
of
corporation
I, 3%%, due Dec. 1, 1981 at 102.86*9% and accrued
The group was awarded the issue at competitive
cjn
Bros.
ferred.
(
the
its 3%
on
notification
of
the
series
The shares will be convertible into common *tock at
shares of common for each share of convertible pre¬
preferred shares.
the
of
on'1
interest.
shares will receive new preferred stock at the
preferied for each 8Mi shares of common now
record Dec. 17. 1951 will be entitled to the new
common
share
one
Shareholders of
hearing
for
headed by Union Securities Corp. on Dec. 12 of¬
$20,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds,
fered
Plan
par
held.
application
Virginia Electric & Power Co.
group
1,103,500
1.103,500
into
the
of
with
the
on
after
1501.
wiihput
Other
value convertible preferred stock. The preferred will
dividend at the annual rate of $2.80 a share, payable quarterly.
of $50
shall
time
to
A
of securi¬
the t.v)>e.s
time
v
1200.
Dec. 11 approved a plan
company's capital stock.
on
the
of
outstanding
presently
,
Corpus
shares
Kuhn,
stockholders
The
reclassif cation
174, p.
and
upon
letter
Parfott,
With SEC—
Co.- -Capital Reclassification
Coal
Truax-Traer
Approved—
in
from
Board,
shares in exchange, although Warner-Hudnut
'
.
the
Executive
f
the
Northwest
of
share),
on
working capital.—V.
for
used
.
,
scheduled
p.
banks
400.000
was
Dec. 3 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 200.000 shares of common stock
(par lo cents) to be
offered at $1.05 per share,
without underwriting. The proceeds are
corporation
that
outstanding
be
accept
Pi*eston,
A
Transgulf Corp., Houston, Tex.—Files
The
has
174,
and
amounts,
Directors
.
United Oil Corp., Oklahoma
•
filed with the SEC on Dec. 3 covering
stock (par 10 cents) to be offered at the
marketj-iapproximately $2.37 Mi per share) through Gearhart, Kinnard
& Otis, Inc., New York, for the account of O. Roy Chalk, President of
the company.—V. 173, p. 2614.
class
of
shares
of
The SEC has given interested persons until Dec.
a
Air Cargo Lines, Inc.—Filing—
notification
of
letter
A
of
of
the
of
products.
Union
and
Omaha
A
20 000
4.9M-
such
however,
provided,
of
excess
from
it
by
Martin Wunderluch and Lee Aikin, non-affiliat.es
Christi).
The properties are located in that
Texas and Southwest Oklahoma, designated as
the North Texas Division of Gas corporation and the Wichita Falls
District of Pipe Line and Union: They are said not to be connected
with United Gas Corp.'s integrated natural gas system.
95,331
3.987,438
1.350,367
568,028
_
Trans Caribbean
the
in
,.
authorized
from
Co.
portion
204.512
147,264
4.640,643
1,987,712
833,805
121,226
Net
Gross
securities,
in
Mr.
filed
share
Maltine
facturing
-The purchasers are
(of
%•*" 1948
$431,164', $517,976
0572,678
railway—,
from
derived
Chairman
as
Chairman
manufacturers
12
holders
to
The
will
each
if
uft
t
and two Wholly-owned subsidiaries, United Gas Pipe
Producing Co., have applied to the SEC for
authorization to sell for $5,000,001 cash certain gas distribution, pipe
"line, and production properties, and related facilities, together with,
materials and supplies, appliances and other merchandise:
1049
;
1950
for
right
Seeks Approval of Sale—
,
1951
railway-
funds
and
a director of the company
1936.
number
a
exchange for
The corporation
Line
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
from
cash
elected
293,960 shares of-common stock
statement,
■
1953.
Of the proceeds, $3,000,000 is to be invested in 3%
notes of its sub¬
sidiary,
Union
Producing Co.
(both of Shrevepart, La.);
and
the
balance Is to be used to replenish United's working capital and for y
general corporate purposes:
%
Corp., San Antonio, Tex.—Files With SEC—
on
Nov. 27 filed a letter of notification with the
10,000 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
at $10 per share through Wood, St rut hers & Co., San
Antonio, Tex.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase Aztec Ceramics, Inc., and
Gross
'
has
SEC
$10,000,000
to
intends
other
Board
;
.
in
in
Dec.
on
offer in
mated
and
Inc.,
been
President
The exchange offer, subject
_
United Gas Corp.—Bank Loans Approved—
corporation
October-
sell
to
acquire
made
be
United's
1951.—V.
17,
The
covering
working
with respect
defined
Commission
The
Dec.
Texstar
additional
to
}
.
loans.
for
would
that
President
respect
'
"public utility company" or a "holding company,"
by the Holding Company Act.
Such in¬
a
are
determine.
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 20.000 shares of class B (non-vcting) capital, stock, to be
offered at $10 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
be
used
10
pay
for additions to plant and for liquidation of bank
The
•
amounts equal to not' more'
its entire holdings of South
to
145,931,170
Warner-IIudnut, Inc.—Registers Exchange Offer—
its sale of certain portfolio stocks. '
Co.,
United" that
United
has
as
,^5*JHo'ton has been
elected
event
reinvested
be
terms
vestments
j ■ The corporation on Dec. 6 filed a
SEC
'
'
The Columbia Gas System,
stocks,-and
by
shall
case
those
as
S. C.—Files With
Commission—
Exchange
and
'
application with the SEC
an
^r-'
Eichler
cnarge oi sales for
stock.
proposed
shall
no
Chemicals, Inc., Greenville,
Texize
Securities
'
'
$
153 922,949
-
This^ corporation,
Improvement
voting securities of
A-'•'
railway
from
filed
J
mittee.
products,
(Del.)—Seeks to Reinvest Funds—
such
of
common
sales
j21,383
10,525
• ■
>'
From-Jan. 1—
Gross
-
mon
Gas
4.9%
is
It
1949
$35,549
Net>froni
Net
Offering—A
the
United
than
V:
1951
$122,071
""''r* '
'■
Corp.
$
12,898,463
..
'Walworth Co.—Holton Chairman—Eichler President—
-■
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.,
Jersey
October—
Gross
of
The
-
Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Texas &
over
plan filed by United for compliance with. the. Holding
Company Act,, approved by the Commission on June 26, 1951, United is
required,. amocug. other things, to reduce it holdings of- voting stock,
98,483,360 106.893,990
25,686,802 29,213,930
12.143.459
10,469,511
-railway——; 114.348.329 104,925,4.91
26.884,573
23,664,330
railway—
from
575.
p.
corporation Las
Under
1—
Jan.
Gross "•from
Net
income—
oper.
ry.
The
1.382,776
-1,178,920
-.1,4^3,222
1,259,-849
Corp.—Secondary
to its investment of the proceeds of
railway———
from
' " **,'
•
United
19*8
1950
1943
1951
$11,589,736
railway—— $12,833,934 $12,200,093- $10,593,114
3,299,414
3.980,117
3,781,537
.2,915,430
October—
'
172,
'
com¬
for
Exchange on Dec. 13 by Hornblower & Weeks at $32
per share net, with a dealer's discount of 90 cents per;
share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the books
/.v
Gross
1408.
p.
,
secondary offering of 15,618 shares of common stock;
(no par) was made after the close of the New York Stock
3,962,229
291,890
1,030,730
•»
the
174,
Alfred
Fastener
United-Carr
1792.
p.
Texas & New Orleans
-Net
•'
13,794,028.
—V.
r
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
and
contracts
1951—11 Mos.—1950
$
Sales
Ho'to111
1951
$510,382
~ 160,416
October—-
from
$8,000,000,
over
Central Ry.—Earnings-
Tennessee
Gross
to
additional defense
173, p. 1.588.
$2,500,000, Mr. Waller said.^V.
Sales—
1951—Month—1950
*
peak production on the order by the end of January.;
be in
go.—JNovember
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ordnance
9
'
From
Gross
oper.
Jan.
from
Net
from
Net
ry,
income.
1—
(F.
railway- 1
eper.
income.
'Deficit.—V.
W.)
Wooiworth
Co.—November Sales-
&
.
railway- .!"
._
Period End. Nov. 30—
1951—Month—1950
$
15,895 307
10,556,723
7,203,693
7,440.051
7,220,525
4,798,894
7,565,969
$
60,542,506
54,980,012
11.535,102
174, p. 1736.
Sales
—V.
—
174,
p.
—_
1936.
1951—11 Mos.—1958
$
i
8
569,9'00,720 520«60l|683
10
(2362)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
first
the
the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached
payment date.
Carrier
•■
Per
When
•
"
Abercrombie
Fitch,
Ar
Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd,
Admiral
(s-a)
preferred
$6
(stock dividend)
Petroleum
Aberdeen
(quar.)—.—
Ahlberg Bearing Co., class A
Airlines Foods Corp.—
5'A% preferred "S25 par" (accum.)
5 A% preferred ''$10 par" , (accum.)
Mills
Stone
Alberene
—
1-12
12- 1
12-17
12-20
1- 2
1-2
34%c
13%C
50c
~$1-50
25c
pfd. (quar.)
6%
iVa.)
Corp.
%
1- 2
12-27
$2.50
55c
*
.
preferred
from
•
net
capital
Chemical Fund,
From
Chicago
Chicago
12- 1
12-10
12-17
'12-31
12-17
37MsC
1-10
Inc.
12-15
Cleveland
75c
50c
12-26
12-26
12-18
12-18
$1
$1
30c
$1.12'A
12-26
12-20
1- 2
1- 2
12-18
12-10
12-19
12-19
Co
-j—
gains)
Alloy Cast Steel Co. (extra)
Aggregates/ common
American
American Brake
Shoe
Co.,
(quar.)
common
Vear-end
-■
convertible preferred I quar.)
American Coal Co. of Allegheny County.—
4%
American Crystal Sugar Co., common
prior preferred
4A%
(quar.)
(quar.)
...
Commercial
4A%
pref.
7%
preferred
(quad)
American-Marietta Co.,
5%
Molasses
American
Motor'sts
12-15
1-18
10c
12-28
12-24
12'Ac
1-15
12-20
12'Ac
25c
12-15
1-15
11-20
i
(quar.)
__.—_____
Insurance
(quar.l....
(quar.)—
Extra
American
12-28
2- 1
2- 1
1- 3
News Co.
(bi-monthly)
Extra
American
Wringer Co.
Co.
Lead Mines, Ltd. (initial).—
Anchor Post Products (quar.)-—
12'Ac
5%
12-22
12-14
12'Ac
3-22
Anglo Huronian, Ltd. fs-a)
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate, class 3
Inc.
1-23
12-27
12-20
12-10
20c
12-31
12-13
10c
12-
12-27
Co.
(year-end)
1-21
(quar.)
&
Ohio
2
12'Ac
1-
5
1-
5
12-21
Extra
Balcrank,
Baldwin
Inc.
Bank of N. Y. & 5th Avenue
Extra
______
of
6%
the Manhattan
Securities
cum
1-,; 6%
cum.
(N.
Y.)
12-20
Class
$1.50
50c
12-31
12-20
5%
12-20
Bishop Oil
5c
Co.
Co.—
ioston Insurance
Co.
Columbia
Co..
preferred
Columbia
12-24
12-28
12-14
50c
4%
pfd,
(quar.)
Forest
12-14
Elder
12-20
12-221
12-' 8'
2
preferred
(increased
.L
-
12-14
Emsco
12-28
pfd. (quar.) ;
1$1.50
t$l.50
2-
1
Investing
12-27
quar.)__
1-
!
19-91
1-
12-
12-15
12-
1-
2
i5c
(quar.)
2
55c
1-
2
1
2-
1
12-21
25c
(quar.)—
(extra)
$1
12-21
12-14
*12-21
1-8
&
4-15
1- 2
(T.
H.),
Ltd.
Co.
4.16%
pfd.
$1
1-
2
$1.25
t26c
25c
1-
2
■
(quar.)_
(year-end)
dividend
1-15
realized
and 73c from
gains
5%
Fate-Root-Heat Co.
12-22
BDOwn,-Forman-Distiliers Corp.— *
r ^ew.*. common
(initial quar.)___
20c
.,1-2
12-211
Brown-McLaren* Mfg
;
$1.17
10c
"12-27
12-20-
50c
12-27
Iqffalo
Forge
.
Co:
Co
J45c
_
•
$5
'■daveras
*:
Cement
Pacific
1
Hy.
-madian
Admiral
"anadlan
Fire
Corp.
Uftadian
Pacific
non-cum.
Ry. Co.,
12-26
12-20
12-10
i2_20
Increased
Quarterly
Lumber
quarterly
Class
12-19
$1
12-10
12-12
Corp.,
class
Shoe
B
preferred
(quar.):
Fort Pitt Brewing Co,
Wyoming
2
12-18
J15C
.12-29
12-17
440c
Fulton Service Corp.,
Class A
1-
12-31
Gabriel
12-31
Galveston-Houston
*
(s-a)_________;rt_.;
Ltd.___-
-v
(final)
common
125c
-
(final) _*_;
Co.—
*
'
,
1-15
J40c
1-31
f75C
a2%
2
2-
1
1-15
\o
19
fl2'Ac
______
Stock
r
4-15
3-19
Jl2y,c
7-15
«-ia
U2^
10-15
9-18
'
th's
Lerner
:*
gain
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
1-
preferred
Investors
Marine
Initial
1-
2
12-17
"
12-15
4'Ac
12-31
12-20
5c
1-2
12-11
50c. V
1-15
2'A%
12-20
2'A%
3-20
12-10
7Ac 7
y,:
12-17
12-26
12-17
12-23^12-14
Massawippi
12-28.
McQuay-Norrls Mfg.
Special
Massachusetts
2
Valley
Medusa-Portland
32-21
$2.58
.'12-17
12-28*
2-
I B
25c
32-27
32-19
12-24.'-
12-18
12^10
1- 2
12-17
*
1- 2
,
62'Ac
1-25
12-17
1-10
'
as
a
-
$1.50
RR.
12-15
12-18
2
12-15
1-
2
12-21
1-2
20c
12-26
12-17
27Ac
12-26
12-17
20c
_i__
(quar.)
_
1-
1-
12-21
12-21
1-10
3
12-14
3-14
20c
12-14
50c
-
12-31
2
50c
quar.)
*
1-31
f25c:-
1
12-31
1-15
12-28
t$1.25
—
12-
1-15
$10
$1.25
quar.)
(s-a)—
Co.
3-14
20c-12-14
(quar.)
Co.
56c
3-
5
12- £
3-
5
(quar.)_______
1
class
A.
of* N.
Y—y__r-_—-
—
"1
Co. of Iliinois—-.
"...
pf—
Piping
'
25c
& 'Supply
v
*
*
12-10
i
7
12-24
7
12-19
.11-30
.1--2
1244
; L-2
y
.12-14
60c
12-28
12-18
50c
12-28
•12-18
12-31
12-17
-
25c
Co
2
12-21
20c
7,."
_______
12-31
.1-
60c
■
12-10
2-1
25c,
"
:12-6
.
12-27
,
$3
________
___________
tqutyr., 37'Ac;'
State^Tel^fhone
n
.1, 2
J25c
_______
.Extra
•
1-18
12-10
<1-
$1.3l'/4
(quar.)__.
(increased
Acceptance,
Merchants: Bank
Midwest
1
12-28
.
•».
120c
(quar.)__
12-28
2-
12-24
13Ac'
Cement
preferred
Quarterly
:
$2.50
tl5c
»
12-18
1-15
37'Ac
•
«
'
12-27
$1.12'A
'
$2
,__
1
Merchants
/
.
$1
(quar.)—__
A
12-17
•
1-2
_10c
—■
Memphis Street Railway
Middle
12-21
12-21
12-20
$1
designated
1-17
.
1-4
2
—
,12-21
1-
1-
1-10
-" 25c'
Investors Trust—
Paid out of dividends and
interest received
by Trust on its investments.,.^
1-15
2
3-10
12-18
-
1-19
50c
______
12-26
1-
12-31
12-28
;
37Ac
7 '
common..
(increased
12-
18c
Inc.
12-27,
_______
dividend)-—
'
common
Special
Fully participating
stock
1-14
2- 1
12-20
12-15
Bancorporation—-
12-17
12-14
12-20
-.7
12-27
(
12-26
$1.
Co.,
is
Co.,
2
5
12-27
y
28c.
(s-a)—
15c
.A.30c
income)
(quar.)
Ltd., 5% preferred
Priority shares (quar.)_
1-4
12-20
12-27
75c
(quar.)
RR.
preferred
Mailman Corp.,
1-
_
12-27
"25c
Lawrence Power, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Valve Mfg. Co!, common
(year-end)
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
5%
12-19
25c
Fund, Inc.—,.
American
$3
12-28
12-20
12c
Lighting Co., prior
Mahoning Coal
'
.*
:
10%
prpfprred (quar.)
(from
55c
12-20
2
25c
'__
.
1-18
$1
Investment Corp.-(initial )
Ltd., class A (auar.)
Mading Drug Stores,
12-26
12-15.
12-27
____
Co.___
St.
5'A%
12-20
12-17
l2-2d
'
(s-a)—_.—
Ludlow
12-26
12-19-
12-24
$1
—
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)___
4A%
'Lower
,12-17
12'Ac
(quar.)
12-20
—
Stores
Lewis
-
conv.
12-20
1-2
12-28
dividend
25c-
common
Gas
(stock
amount
30c
(year-end)_____
dividend
Gas Industries
General
of
25c
preferred
12-26
$5c
•
.
30c
capital
Inc.—1:/
tyeer-end)_,
12-15
dividend)—
(qugr.)__.
30c
'
12-15
67c
(year-endl—
$1.50
Company, 5%
Y'-ar-eni
•
12-21;
12-26
(quar.)—____
Co.
Corp.
12-17
Gamble
Brothers,
Inc._—.—17 Ac
12-21. .(.12-14
Gamble-Skogmo, Ino., 5% pfd, (quar.)i 62Ac .";^1-31^ >. 1-17
.Gardner Denver Co., common (quar.)—
.45c
32-13
4%
Leece-Neville
Lehman
12-14-
12-26
—
12-14
1-9
Z
—
common, (quar.
"12-17
1-2
12-14
——
preferred
12-26
75c
—-
—^
Year-end
tl2'Ac
_____
Quarterly
2a
*12-31
*.
'
"Quarterly
12
•*
—
(quar.)
(Albert)-Guenther Law,
Common
Nonicumulative
i_ 2
2-29
*'
Frank
v..
Extra
$2.50
12-26
1- 2
2
75c
(year-end)
from sale
(stock
(extra)
Long Island
$1
(quar,)—'
Oil
1-
12-10
'
—_
12-26
(year-end)
(B'klyn, N. Y)—
Year-end
Franco
Machine
12-15
25c
.
1-
(quar.)
Wharf Co. (Mass.)
(year-end)___—
Lindermann (A. J.) &
Hoverson Co.—
5% 1st preferred
$20
(quar,)_^r—___
12-20
$1.75
(quar.)—.
12-31
,
2
$1.62'A
Hosiery Mills,
$2.25
(quar.)
(accum.)—
;
Co.
Canadian
9
12-31
1-
$1.50
Oil
London
1-
12-31
1-15
1-23
—_
partic, A
London
12Ac
2-1
J3iy4c
Y.)
(quar.)_
12-2J
*
(N.
class A
A
12-15
2 y
12-31
1-15
1-2
(quar.)______________
12-1?
1-
1-31
t65c
(quar.)-—
12-12
$2.25
(vear-end)—_
A
Co.,
Foremost Dairies, Inc., common
j ' 6%
Corp.
50c
(year-end)
3c
50c
15c
Ltd.
Natural
12-21
$2
12-11
50c
A
common
Sulphur
12-21
(quar.)
common
12-21
12-17*
in-
5 25c
(quar.)_
80c
2
12-17
1-2
<year-end)_
25c-
pfd. (s-a)
1-
2
$1.05
;
Co.
25c
'
_
5%
Pennsylvania
t$1.50
(quur.)__
(quar.)
'■
Food Dealers Industrial Bank
Inc.
preference (filial)
Western
Common
12-12
25c
of
Boston
Florsheim
12-12
"
(extra)~
Co.
First National Bank
12-31
12-22
-
12-17
1-15
1-
7
12-11
se¬
50c
;• -
$1
pfd.
Investments,
Ltd.
First
12-26
12-22
(s-a)
Insurance
General
'
1-31
12-22
—
Industries,
/.Canadian
.12-28
30c
30c
Bakeries.
_
Canadian
4%
$1.12'A
Trust,Co. (N'. Y.)
2
12-27
$1
of
dividend
Landis
:
1-17
2
12-20
1-
50c
:
,
11-15
$$1'.12'A
realized
L^ath & Company,
12-14
1-
common._i
17c from dividends and
-
12-20
2-
25c
Year-end
*12-17
—$1
(uacia
,
12-21
..
Insurance
Associated
^anadian
50c
t$3.50
Co
Extra
Finance
■<
12-13
12-28
20c
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance
11-16
:;
(special)
F.bre Products of Canada, Ltd.,
12-13
.12-5
-
Co._:
7-inada Varnish, Ltd.,_5%
*
2
30c
Title
Southern
12-18
12-17
^
;_
unpbell Taggart
■Quarterly
i
Extra
.
$1
...
—
participating class A
ialifornla
1-
Rubber
Fedciation Bank &
12-15
$1
_________________
A
Faultless
->■ v»-i.
(year-end)______
luilding Products, Ltd. (quar.)
*urgess-Manning
urrillvllle Racing Association, class A_____
sutler Mfg. Co., common
4 »A%
preferred (quar.),_;—
'utterfly Hosiery, Ltd., 7% preferred (s-a)_
*yrndun Corp.,. common (extra)___________
Clas6
12-11
,
$2
40c
Kuppenhelmcr (B.) & Co, (s-a)_—________
Lambert
Company (reduced)—
12-19
12-28
(s-a)
r
12-27
$1
lines)
12-13
12-21
____
(accum.)
Co,,
profits
Knapp-Monarch
Kropp Forge
12-20
~
12-27
Co;___—10c
12-20
.
12-20
1-29
•
;
Stock
3-31
40s
(quar.)_
1-2
12-20,
12-29
7Cc
(quar.)
Lake
Kimbeny
12-21
Y.)
1
Telegraph Corp.—
preferred
B
Kerr Mfg.
Co.,. 6%
12-12
75c
25c
—
Consolidated—:
(N.
2-
>
King-Sceley Corp,
Kingsburg Cotton
1-15
1- 2
Co.
each
Extra
1-15
$1.12V2
(quar.)
12-17
20c
Coal
Kansas-Nebraska
12-15
2-
2
capital
.___
12-15 "
35c
(quar.)
12-20
12-20
12-29,
dividend)
share held,
——
12-20
1-2
from
_____
12-21
1-
;
$1.25
Year-end
12-17
1-15
$1.50
12-21*
2
1-
$1.37A
Non-voting stock
4
46y8c
(quar.)—,
1-
1-2
12'Ac
stock
4
$1
1-10
$1
Yeai-end
12-31
12-15
12-20
20%
Two-ior-one split approved
by stockholders
Jenkins Brothers, Founders
12-14
50c
from
Jefferson
12-21
1
Creek
Jefferson Electric
12-15
2-
12-20
$1.37'A
(quar.)
curities and
terest.
12-21
1-12
12-24
60c
$40c
2
1-12
$37c
$20c
2
1-, 2
(stock
Fund, Inc.
19-14
32y2c
common
Water
Products
Stock
ihn
A
preferred
50c
12-14
12Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
Derrick
Evans
Corp.: (year-end)—
from investment income
net
$6
12-20
12-21
$2->5
Estabrook
1-17
12-17
5
50c
*,.
1-
6'A%
America
Island Mountain
Mines,
Jeffcrscn Custodian
12-28
■
44c
Island
12-20
$2
Co.___________
'
12-17
—
Light Co.,
North
Electric, 7%
6'A% preierred
5
1-15
of
•
12-24
25c
Tool
Increased
12-20
12'Ac
35c
Equipment (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Erie Forge Co., 1st preferred <quar.)_,
12-31
1-2
12-
Co.
Iowa
12-20
12-27
Johnson
Endicott,
______________
12-15
12-27
&
12-12
-
10c
(leased
4»A% preferred (quar.)
International Telephone &
12-17
10c
12-27
(quar.)
;
Class
12-17
$2.50
40c
—_
1-21
2
Semi-annual
3-10
12-28
1-10
International Metal Industries Ltd.—
Gas Co.—
Storage Battery
1
■
1
1-
InsuranceShares Certificates, Inc. (Md.>—
12-17
4-
Power
Extra
12-21
preferred
Natural
Empire Trust Co.
2
~
Insurance
12-17
2
12-28
...
6%
Coal,
Preferred
1-
1-15
2
1-
—__;
Bridge
Manufacturing
2-
$40c
1-
12-31
J.
110c
:___
12-26
$1.12'A
(quar.)—
'
Elizabethtown
12-14
Power Corp.,
(quar.);
British Columbia Telephone, 6%
6% prior preferred (quar.)
12-1?
12-28
5c
preferred
Electric
l-
12-21
25c
*
.$$1.18$-'
_.
Products, Ltd—;.
Ltd.~
$1
Thearres Corp.""(quar7)_IIIIIIL_I-
4'A%
12- 7
'-2
12-29
t$l
12-18
15c
Co.
Products
12-12
62 'Ac
A
Street
Ekco
25c
(quar.)_
2
-
Extra
12-18 '
60c
-
1-
$1
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.
75c
(quar.)
12-18
______
'
5.20%
65c
pfd.
2
;
Institutional Shares, Ltd.
(year-end)—
Insurance Group shares ($0,014
from ordi¬
nary income and $0,016 from
realized
security profits
12-18
1-
25c
Extra
l-n
-—
Electric,
British Columbia
$1
7
—_
12-15
(increased)
Iriggs-V.'eaver Machine
Brinks,
Inc.
____
12-
1- 2
(year-end)
East Tennessee
•
12-21
2
25c
Duquesne Light, 3.75% preferred
East Pennsylvania RR.
(s-a)
1
7
,-i
12-19
2-
12-
-—
12-19
2
11-
12- 7
12-21
Corp.—
12-19
1-
12-13
12-14
2-15
75c
split
(year-end)
Co.
12-17
12-14 \
45c
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)__
Inland Investors, Inc.
(year-end)
•
12-21
RR.
2
-
12-21
90c
lor
Pneumatic
Indianapolis
1-
12-15
4Cc
_______
48c
Co.
12-21
12-10
12-21
two-for-one
Do or
Central
Independent
12-20
a6%c
(year-end)
(year-end)
Co.
12"27
$1.50 1
___
2
$2.50
12-27
25c
___
12-10
1-
$1
5%
(s-a) —
.Company (quar,)___
12-20
Illinois
12-20
12-10
20c
2VsC
12-27
2
12-20
&
2
50c
;
effect
2
1-
Co., Inc.—
Refining Co.
to
as
Huttig Sash
2-20
$7
common
International
Vvtra
12-17
2'Ac
...A,—
—
____
Broad
(interim)
receipts
(quar.)——_
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_
Dravo Corp. (year-end).
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd,——
Duff-Norton Mfg, Co., (quar.)
12-17
12-27
~
$2
—-
—
Euison
District
12-21
12-27
1-
20c
1
15c
Dominion
12-14
50c.
Tobacco, 6% preferred (quar.)_
kmanza Development Co. (year-end)
Bornot, Inc, (year^encl)
Class
12-15
12-28
T2-21
75c
_
Jloch Bros.
_
12-28
15c
Inc.—
w.)
1-15
50c
____
3-
12-18
10%
Semi-annual
i2-~7
1-31
$1
20%
convertible
Detroit
•' a
12-18
15c
T
J.
CO—
'
12-27
and
1-
1 2-20
40c
:
(year-end)
income
>
12-17-
T2-17 '*
15%
.__
________
&
12-20
12-27
$1.50
(quar.)_..__
(quar.)_;—
Inc.
12-31
'12-27
25c
i
(quar.)
additional share
so
Detroit, Hillsdale & South Western RR Co.—
1-10
3.20
12-24
75c
Fund,
from
One
12-14
^
(quar.)
Extra
'2-11
10c
Blackhawk-Perry
3ritish
1-21
2-21 :
3_2i :
25c
-
(year-end)
dividend
4%%
2
5c
(quar.)
-jr~y
British
1-
12-17
1-2
-
:
dividend
gains.
Humble Oil
12-17
1- 2
$1.50
International
A
B
Detroit
_
--------—
Son,
(E.
12-20
25c
Corp.
Machine
lliss
4
12-20
56'Ac
Bickford s,i Inc. (reduced)
Sing & Bing, Inc. (initial)
Stock
1-
12-12
y
Tool
(extra).
Engine, 4'A% preferred (quar.)—
De
Witt
Hotel
(Chicago)
Denman Tire & Rubber, common (quar.)—
12-28
(quar.)!
common
(quar.)
1-2
12-14
.
20c
sinking furd preferred (quar.)
Hudson Bay Co. (interim)_—
30c
12-14-,
12-20 *
$10
(quar.)
5%
Hudson
12-1,7
20c
Insurance* Co.
(s-ai
Houston Oil Field Material
'
12-17
"
12-31
37 Ac
Hoipc
12-17
.12-27"
12-1
(quar.)_i__-i;r_^
preferred
12-17
2 !
12-27
9c
:
Co,
(quar.)
preferred
'
1-10
,
12-22
'
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)_____—^—_____'
Higbie Mfg. Co., 5% conv.
5'A%
12-20
;
12-10
;
preferred
2
40c
*
______
4%
!'
Cummins
12-19
1-15 !
1-
53c
%$2
Extra
$1.50
5c
r,,^efr'Fd
class
1- 2
12-20
-
7
20c
—____
Quarterly
12-28
t$4.50
tl6'Ac
(quar.)_
Milner &
Extra
(quar.)
(Calif.) (monthly)
Machine
&
$1
12-17*
10c
Corp.,
deposit
Cork
12-17
Company
iird
12-14
$1
_
Beneficial
Bird
Crown
12-21
(accum.)
preferred
Bausch
Crowley
12-18
35c
(accum.
preferred (s-a)
Monthly
Monthly
12-14
12-27
1- 2
Co
Bqsin Oil Co.
12-21
12-21
(qua;-.)
12-17
preferred (s-a)
Cramp Shipbuilding Co,
$2
common
OH
Barker Brothers
4'A%
Co.
12-14
1-15
5%
$5
_
12-28
dividend
$3.50
(quar.)
4
12-
20c
Stock
Corp.—
common
6% /parlic
Bankline
Bell
Bank
12-
dividend
13c
Corp. (year-end.)
Balfour Building, Inc. (2nd liquidating)
Bankers
"
25c
Securities
___:
(accum.)__
(Toronto)
Craddoek-Terry Shoe,
12-21
(quar.)
Co.
Chemical
Stock
12-17
Co,
Welt
1-
12-17
Extra
12-12
$1.25
25c
Backstay
Bank
12-27
Telegraph
4
*
American
Cowles
12-12
50c
Extra—
Atlantic
12-27
12-
(extra)
^___
dividend
Stock
12- 7
12-17
preferred (quar.)
Courtauld's, Ltd.—
8
50c
1- 2
12-20
1-
2--.1
■
$3.50 "
(Houston)
(H. J.)
Company (quar.)
Hele-mano Co., Ltd.
(year-end).
Heller (Walter E.)
Co., common
Extract
;
12-19
12-11 *>
12-22
Heinz
12-31
45c
E-xtra
12-11
1-21
12-28
-
1*
.12-
12-27
Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hartford Firo Insurance
Co. (quar.)
12-31
$1.50
(s-a)
6%
12-11
25%
Elec.
Construction
12-20
$2.25
*
_
Hegeman
Stock dividend
Art Metal
7
$0.0104
(extra)
Applied Arts (quar.)
Arrow-Hart &
t25c*
3-
Gas
12-15
12-21
$1.12'A
Corp
Co.
12-15
I50; .112-21 V 12-13
'12-?l
12-13,7
(quar.)
Publishing
4-^
12-20
12-28
$1.25
(quar.)_i_
Co.
12-
1-2
" ; $1.25.
'
Hart,
'
Ltd.—
Press,
Container Corp. of America, common
4'/u preferred (quar.
Corroon & Reynolds Corp. (s-a)
Cottrell (C. B.) & Sons, common
12-14
1-15
12<^
(year-end)__
(Canada)—
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)..^
Consumers
12-27
12-22
Stock dividend
Trust
& Smelting
Common
4ViVo
Stock
12-10
-
(year-end)
Y.)
12-26
12-24
Watch
12-i7
12-24
62Ac "*
i
Harris-Seybold
4
30c
____________
4
12-17
1-10
$10c
income—
(Hartford
partic. class A common
Consolidated Retail Stores—
5
1-28
35c
common
Ins.
12-21
(quar.)______,56'/4C/;1-15
common-
preferred
Guenther
12-21
12-
Life
2
1- 2
f
-
1-17
.
1-
25c i
Guilford Realty (Bait.),
6% pfd.
Hanover Fire Insurance <N.
12-14
40c\
65c
1-
2
2
12-14
12-24
t$l .50
Investment
Consolidated
12-
flOc
Quarterly
Anheuser-Busch,
Extra
1- 4
1-
50c
50c
______
1-15
1-
68:,/4C
Co.—
Southern
Gruen
12-11
'
Banking
Consolidated Mining
Semi-annual
12-19
25c
Anacon
Electric
dividend
7
(accum.),
preferred-
Extra
12-15
(year-end)
net
2-15
10c
common.
Grocery Store Products
12-14
12-21
$4.50
$1
Screw
1-18
50c
River
Consolidated
1-18
Great
12-14
12-31
Inc.
Extra
$1
—
American
'.
Fund—From
5-1
.12-14
125c
(quar,)__*i_AL^_;
A pfd.
(quar.)_______
Towing,
Greenwich Gas,
12-15
(1-2
Mills
Connecticut
12-24
2
6%c
Year-end
12-15
1
1-
$1.25
.
Corp,
(year-end)
Connecticut Printers (quar.)
12-15
12-15
(quar.)—.
common
Co.
American National Fire Insurance
.
1- 2
1- 2
12-28
common
•_
preferred (quar.)
American
28'Ac
31'Ac
25c
$1.75
50c
$1.25
10c
—_—_______
Co.,
2-
12-28
7'Ac
$3
Association,
Co.
common
2-19
5-15
12-21
—_w'y_40c.'
Steamslripi
non-cum.
$1.50
$1.13
—_—:
Concord
12-14
International Corp., Ltd.—
Final
Cone
(quar.)
pref. iquar.L.
Maize-Products
5%
Wharl
3-10
30c
——--—
(quar.)_=.__.
preferred
Lakes
7%
12-10
12-20
16c
Ohio
Ltd
Fisheries
preferred
4»A%
Co.—
____—
Southern
Commonwealth
Adierican Investment Co. of Illinois—;
American
&
12-20
$4
$2
Packers
50c
$1.50
—_________
5% convertible preferred
Grand Union,
4'A% preferred
12-17
5%
______
Columbus
5%
Great
(quar.)
Collins Radio Co., $2l75 preferred (quar.)
Colson
Corp.
River
12-20
(quar.)__—'
Graham-Paige Corp., 5% cl.
12-19
12-27
(s-a)
Trencher
Wares,
Pumps, Inc.,
Great Lakes
12-26
18c
!•__
—___
Columbia
12-17
90c
income.
RR
Gorton-Pew
12-14
12-17
12-31
-12-14
12-28
(accum.)_____:iJ;7-31 Ac
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone——'
Clary Multiplier Corp., common.
5'A ric convertible prelerred (quar.)—,
12-24
12-21
12-14
12-28
35c
Corp.
Knitting Work»-_____-_-__—_l^_—^
Gould
41c
and
Collate!al Loan Co.
(Louis)
preferred
-
3
12-31
.
.
Globe
(year-end)—
Inter-Terminal
12-12
12-17
12-14
Allis
A"e
1-
12-28
2Ac
—
v:.
,
Daily News (stock dividend)
Electric Mfg., class A (accum.)___
Cincinnati
12-17
12- 8
12- 8
;
investment
net
—$2
(special)--.-$1
5% preferred
(quat;)--—-—
—■
$1.25
American Air Filter (quar.)
*__——
25c
5%
r;
12-20
12-31
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)—25c
General Telephone, 4.75%
conv, pfd.__
$0.1979
Genuine Parts Co.
(quar.):—.—_—;
20c
George Putnam Fund of Boston
(year-end)__
25c
Gibson Art Co. (quar.)—:
$1
Gielow (J. J.) &
Sons—:.
5c
12-17
(Initial)
com.
(49c from net investment Income
12-28
12-24
12-24
12-31
12-21
12-20
1- 2
> 1- 5
45c
Allied
:
12-28
12-20
class A
preferred (quar.)
Reinsurance Corp.
General Steel
12-19
12-27
Share
Film,
General
12-31
$0,625
new
Century Shares Trust—
12- 5
-
convertible preferred
(quar.)—
11 'Ac
Paper Mills, common (quar.).—
75c
preferred (quar.)
....——-—12'/2C
Corp.,
6%
7
1- 2
&
(quar.)
(quar,)—
General Outdoor Advertising, common
1-10
1-15
$4.75 preferred- $0.59375
iquar.)-fc_
National
12-
1
B
General Bronze
-
12-7
2-
Company
Aniline
Class
12-21
12-15
———
12-19
12-12
12-15
Gas Co.,
12-17
12-15
50c
$1.25
Stock dividend
•.
100%
Central Telephone Co., common (quar.)
20c
$2:50
preferred
(quar.)_—$0,625
,
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp.—
*$4.37A preferred (initial)_^—
—
Allied Electric Products, Inc. (N.J.)—
(quar.)
12-17
1- 2
4%
Electric &
Central
12-20 *■
5*2-20
12-31
—-—
.
Corp.,
Central
.<••
— —
$0.15364
12-26
12-26
-
—
12-26
—-—
__
Albemarie Paper Mfg.,
Holdert
t25c
1- 2
25c
12-28
8 Ac r "1- 2
—.
(quar.)__—
Corp.
Alabama
$3
2'A %
—
,,
Payable of Rec.
1- 2
12-19
Share
Name o] Company
60c
—
preferred (quar.)
50c
Casco Products Corp
—:
20c
Castle & Cooke, Ltd. (year-end)—
80c
Centennial Flouring Mills
(quar.)25c
"
Name of
General
(year-end)
Carolina Power & Light Co., common
$5
preferred
(quar.)
their
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
$3 preferred A (quar.)_
V
75c
Carnation
Co.
(quar.)—50c
Extra
$1.50
nounced during
a
A
When
Share
Ltd.—
Class B
the dividends an¬
all
of Company
Administration,
Class
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
Name
Capital
Monday, December 17, 1951
...
50c
.
1-15
1-
4
Volume 174—Number 5073
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Share
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
of Company
Brothers
r;,:Richman
Share
Co.
40c
Minneapohs-Molinc, common (quar.),
$1.37Va
,.$5.50 1st prcfeircd (quar.I
v$1.50 2nd preferred (quar.»___——. .371/20
2-15
1-30
2-15
1-30
2-15
1-30
50c
1-25
12-28
Rural
1-
2
12-15
10c
12-27
12-12
preferred (annual)___
:
Russell Industries, Ltd,,- common.
10c
12-27
12-12
Ontario
Minnesota
<fc
Minnesota
Power
Co
Paper
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Name
(2363) -11
.
Typewriter
Royal
7%
Co.,
2
12-18
U.
S. A
1-15
12-27
U.
S.
Valley
Mississippi
Mobile
(quar.)_.
45c
1-
2
$1.22'/a
1-
2
12-14
Corp.,
(quar.)__—__—
preferred
Ltd.,
Containers,
(quar.)__
A
1-
2
12-14
St.
2
12-14
San
1-
1
12-15
Moore
Telegraph
(William
; ;Extra
1
J50c
1-15
12-19
12-14
50c
12-19
1-
-
preferred
Goods——
____—;—
i ;
.—.
•
Consolidated-—.
Cafeterias
(quar.)
1-
$1.75
r
—
12-31
U.
S.
Realty 8r Investment
12-10
U.
S.
Rubber
t25c
12-28
12-12
t$1.75
12-28
12-12
$3
1- 2
12-15
1-
12-15
convertible px-eferred (quar.)_______
Smelting & .Refining Co.—
preferred (quar.)
United Stores,
$4.20 non-cum. 2nd pfd._.-_
j
2
Motor-Finance,
Co.
12-24
$1.25
12-29
12-14
quar. >_——:
62'/aC
1-15
12-28
1-15
12-28
20C
12-15
12-10
37y2C
12-22
12-19
50c
12-22
12-19
'/T5%
dividend)
;■
Munising Paper Co. (quar.)
_'
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co. (quar.)___
Year-end
i
_••.
Mutual Fund
Boston
(year-end)
realized
'From
-
of
profits
(payable
stock
•From
Myers
National
17c
'•
holders'
at
E.)
Investors
cash
Shares
Year-end.
i
capital
12-12
Seaboard
Surety
12-24
Securities
$1.07
12-22
12-11
15 c
1-15
5%.
,
Tool
(quar.)
Nev/
Jersey
Process
12-18
12-27
RR.
(extra)
& Honduras Rosario
50c
.—
Newberry (J. J.), 33«%
No
Sag Spring
North
Judd
&
Northern
Pacific
Northern
Northwest
4.60%
y
Airline,
12-24
12-14
2-
1
1-16,
75c
1-25
1-
2-
28%C
Class B
2
12-22
12-15
12-22
12-15
1-
$2
15C
12-22
12-22
Nuclear
$5
12-14
.
Payable anytime upon presentation of
tificatcs
indorsement
lor
$7
cer-i
50c
12'/aC
Old
,_
12-31
90c
Dominion
Insurance
Fire
12-31
12-20
1- 2
12-14
12-20
12-14
Va.)
<s-a)__——
30c
—
12-15
12-
Town
8
12-
12-31
12-27
12-20
Osborn
Mfg.
Oxford
Co.
35c
Fisheries, Inc. (year-end)
Associates)
Pacific
Chemical
Pacific
Gas
Pacific
;
Mills,
Blade
12-26
12-20
1-15
12-21
1-15
12-20
preferred
1-
15c
12-22
2'/aC
(quar.)
12-
2
12-29
_
12-22
12-10
Pennsylvania Co. for Banking & TrustsQuarterly
Year-end
1-
2
Stock
12-13
1-
2
12-13
12-15
12-10
Water
Pennsylvania
Common
Power
&
$10
Co.—
From
(payable
A
Philadelphia
Company,
common
$5
Northern
'
Extra
Ry.
12-28
1-
12-10
(s-a)
$2.50
2
12-20
12-20
Ltd.,
Pneumatic Scale,
Pond
Pocahontas Co.
Creek
Porter
(H.
1%
K.)
Company,
5% ' preferred
pfd.
tl7'/aC'
(quar.)
A'"
General
Portland
Woolen
Mills,
Procter
$1.50
15c
(year-end)
8% pfd.
(year-end)
1$1
(quar.)
•
(See George Putnam Fund.)
Trunz,
Tunnel
Twin
(s-a)
1-
2
12-15
60c
1-
2
12-15
$1.50
1-
2
12-14
12 %c
$1.25
1•
15c
1
common
preferred
(Canada),
Ltd.,
(s-a)
clears
Rhinelander
Paper
Inc.,
7%
Co.
1st
preferred
7%
1st preferred
125c
1st
preferred
(quar.)__
7%
1st
preferred
2nd preferred (quar.)
1
,
1-15
.
.
1-25
12-15
12-10
Union
1-2
12-20
^
.
$1.75
-Ai 4-
1
3-15
7-
»
$1.75
...
12-15
1
6-15
$1r& bl19* 1
1- 2
$1.75
9-15
1
.
_
$1.73
$1.75?'
.......
$1.75
4-
1
12-15
3-15
^7-1
6-15
10-1
9-15
Twist"bTifl
Class
*
1- 2
Allied
1-
1
12-21
1-
2
12-20
12-21
12-17
Chemical &
$1.15
«*$1.06»4--
Allis-Chalmers
$1.50
,
Stores
Aluminum
?
—
>
Corp.,
Mfg.
t'
Co.
common
America,
of
12-26
12-17
Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co.
12-21;
12-17.
1-
2
12-22
,
12-12
(year-end)
.-30c
—
12-18
»
Air
Filter,> 5%
preferred
$7
2
12-18
12-26
12-19
12-26
12-19
American Can
Corp.,
2
12-15
50c
12-15
12- 5
12-
75c
Ltd.—
1
Drill
B
k
Co.
Tool
12-29
12-21
(increased
(quar.)
:,$15c
A
American
United
6%
preferred
5
2-
1*'
1- 8
(quar.)
25c
12-20
12-14
2-1
1-8
'
deposit receipts (interim)——Utilities (liquidating)
Machinery,
7%
•
15c
-2-(quar.)
Public
United Shoe
1-
-
7%
common
—
iVsC
12-17
$1.75
12-29
(quar.)—
62'Ac
2-
......
37'Ac
2-
1
1
11-
8
3-1
-
2- 5
12-18
12-18
12-18^
-
11-15
-
,
Co.; 7%
pfd.
Foundry—
6s
30c
(N. Y.)
25c
>
1-2-52 -12-14
• 1- 2
12-17
12-24
1- 5
1- 5
1-15
1- 2
75c
,
•
30c
12- 8
12- 8
1- 2
1- 2
$1.75
$1.75
1-2-52
4-1-52
$1.50
<
$1
12-22
'
non-cumulative preferred
non-cumulative preferred
12-14
J2"2?"
12*2^
$1.75
(quar.)___—.—
12*13^
.
..
■
—
preferred
(quar.)
—
Cyanamid Co., common (quar.)—
3Y2% conv. preferred series A (quar.)
American
3'/a%
preferred series B
American Dairies,
Inc., 7%
..
iz-14
.•
American European
87y2C
pfd. (quar.)
$1.75
Securities Co, (year-end)
v
3-14,-
101/
^12-JV
12" ®
J"*?
(quar.)—
Securities Corp.—
participating preferred (accum.)
12-31
^
1- 2
1- 2
12- 3
12-20
12-31*
12-21
12-21
12-19
American Electric
30c
-
12-10
American Cigarette k Cigar
6%
25c
quar.)
Molasses— I
American Car
.
—
Corp.—
Extra
Class
United
1-
-75c
18%c
$1-75
:
$1
37'Ac.
i
;
1—r
$2
preferred "(quar.)
Co. (N. Y".)
(quar.)_—
75o
35c
-
(quar.)
American Bank Note Co., common (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
—American Cable k Radio Corp. (special)
12-18
12-10-
1-2-52
•
\
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
American Alliance Insurance
12-26
12-27
12-11*
12-11;
—
American
$1.12 'A
M2-242
t25c
25c
-30c
(quar.)
preferred
Amerada Petroleum Corp;...(year-end):
payment
12- 8
;
~
American.Agricultural Chemical Co
12-26
12-
12-26
12-29
12-27
93%c
—
Canada, Ltd.—
;
-
12-28
75c
50c
•
(quar.)
of
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.)
,
12-28;
12-20
12-20
12-20
.
Amalgamated Electric Co
^Year-end
preferred
Alumlnum Co.
12-15
12-20.
12-20
12- 5
12-14
-12-10
12- 7
12- 7-
1- 2
i-_2;.,
12-20
25c
30c
50c
-
75c 1-21 52
12-2ti
$1
12-20 ' 11-28*
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
common
Co.,
12-11
2
12- 1
30c
. .
12-20
1-
12-- i"
12-22
5c ;;
(quar.)^—
fquar.)
12-11
12-22
12-22
_
20e
(irreg.)..
V 12-31
12-26
11-30
$5
$3
;
Extra
...
62'Ac
Mills
1-13
2
12-20
50c "
-
(quar.)____
12-20
1-
12-17
12-17;
*
,
40c
Allied
12-15
62(Ac
50c
$3
—_
12-21
$1
12-15.
.
1
12-21
20c
12-15
4%
't 1-
50c
50c
?
Extra
?$3.75
1- 2
12-20
12-31
50c
Year-end
2
15c
50c
Dye Corp.
Allied Laboratories, Inc.
2
—r_
Acceptance
United
$1.75
12-21
2
12-26
2c
(quar.)
12-14
1-
\
5c
15c
12- 4";
12-14 >
12-14
12-10;
12-7
12-7
1- 2 r
37%c "
4——
12-28
V
12- 4
12-24
12-24
$1.05
v
__
l
1-
A."
preference .(quar.)—
.•Union Metal Mfg. Co. (quar.)!—
40c
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
2-
$4
$4
1-28
1-
—
—
Trust
12-15;
12-15
6-15,
Co., ordinary-
Allegheny & Western Ry. (s-a)
$50c
$$1.12'A
,
60c
1-15
35C
(quar.)
7%
7%
Union
12-14
Southern RR.
Products
held
Year-end
1-3-52
1-3-52
$3^0 6-30-52
12-22
1-
1- 2
12- 7
12-11?
,,
50%
»
Allen Electric & Equipment <quar.)_.
Allen industries, Inc. (quar.)——
Alles k Fisher, Inc.
(year-end)
Allianceware, Inc.
Allied
(year-end)—
-
(ouar.)
7%
Underwriters
12-14
'
12-17
12-15..
(quar.)__—
(stock,dividend)—
Dlvco Corp.,
common for
convertible
$1.50
12-14
1
12-10
.,-12-17
•
>1-15
1-1512-18
1-3-52
60o
2
Inc.—
arrears)
12-14
1
12-28
12-27
;.
12-20
$3.50
..
(s-a)
(s-a>
Products Co.,
1-
:
(this
ioc
15c
30c
$2
class A (year-end)
(year-end)
•
12-19r ii: Alleghany Corp.— ■
'
<
*
*
:12-17
$2.50 conv. prior preferred (accum.)
12-19
Allegheny-Ludlum. Steel (quar.)—
...
.
convertible preferred
12-21
1-
Metal
Paper
:
(quar.)——-—
shares
12'A
*1- 2
Class B
Allied
—
(s-a)______
34%c
Power Co.,
$50c
—
Louis)
12-20'
12-15
1-15
2-
Great
12-15.
(quar.)
class A
12-20
1- 2
participating preferred
2
(quar.)c
of
share
each
12-21
15c
12-27
'6%
•
12-16
1- 2
34%c
dividend
1-
preferred
prior
12-28
125C
common
Alabama
1- 2
1- 2
(quar.)——
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp. (year-end)
Dry Dock 6c Shipbuilding, common
Stock
A
12-10?
12-10
12-15
12'Ac
Radio
$$1.25
Rapid Transit—-
City
10c
,
(s-a)
12-31
;
12-10"
(quar.)
com.
convertible preferred A
preferred B (quar.)-
Alabama
Coach Co., common
$1,50
12-22
2-
t
2
•
—
(St.
RR.
One
i
2
75c
25c
Co.,
All
12-27
5c
50c
31'Ac
25c
$1.75
(resumed).:
Inc.
12-20
1-
10%
Ltd—
common
Products Co.
Trlco
5%
redeemable preferred (quar.)
Republic Supply
(Calif.)
(quar.)
Resort Airlines, Inc.
(Initial)
7%
•
12-26
12-11
12^20
12-20
12-27
20c
——_
A
Lines,
preferred
$6
'
Twin
.5%
7%
;
15c
75c
1st preferred
7%-1st preferred
12-27
'35c"
(year-end)—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Tri-Contlnental Corp., common
1-15
12-29
(quar.)_
Inc.
Gas
Extra
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Caribbean Air Cargo Lines,
15c
Laboratories,
convertible
Rice-Stix,
1-14
28c
•
Extra
30c
12-14
1
-
Tube Corp., partic. class A (quar.)
Reece Corp. (Mass.), 5% preferred (quar.).
Reitman's
;r
.
~
Reading
Corp.'of N. Y.
12-14
1-15
10c
preferred
12- 7
7%
Co.—
(quar.)_
Common
12-26
50c
(Canada), class A (quar.)
Raytheon Mfg. Co., $2.40 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Reading Gas Co. (Pa.) (s-a)
Reeves-Ely
4'A%
12-17
6c
Bearings
Reinsurance
B
•V Trans
12-31
$2
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co. (quar.)
Putnam (George) Fund of Boston—
'
R. A M.
2-
—
——.—_—
Inc.
2
1-15
48c
lie
50c
—
—
Allied Stocks,
1•
25c
$4.40 pfd._
Corp.
1- 2
'8%;convertible preferred
■
12-14
25c
j
——
50c
%>;
Alabama
12-18
$1.12
(quar.)—
Inc
Inc.,
12-7
Aircraft
12-18;
12-28
12- 7
1-2
_
12-18
12-28
12-28
12- 3 ::j
12- 7_
12-27
(extra)__
(quar.)«_-.—-
4.20% pfd. (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Alaska Pacific Salmon (year-end)
Aldens, Inc., common (quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)—:
50c
12-21
50c
(HartfordJ
Alf Associates, Inc., common
>
3
5%
$4.50 pfd. A
C
12-14
$1-
62'Ac
' 25c
Insurance
^25c
Class
12-14
12-21 V
12-21
12-
4
(quar.)
.
12-11
1- 2
*5V2%
2-1?
2
1-
-
&
.
1-
1-10
12-21
1- 2
3%
Extra
12-21
6c
-.
Malleable k Mfg.
convertible
2-15
10%
12-21
12-15;
12-lT.
75c.
'
Aid Investment k Discount
12-17, *
12-15'
2
43%c
(accum.)
Alabama Si Georgia Ry.
dividend
1-
50c
Corp.
Equipment, Inc., com. (quar.)
(quar.)„_
Agricultural Ins. (Watertown, N. Y.) (quar.)
3-17
12-31
25c
-—
Transcon
Co.,
Co.'
Gas
2
1-15 Y
30c
43%c
(quar.)——__
—;
Traders Finance, Ltd.,
'
Inc.—
Co., Ltd.
<fc Gamble
Providence
1-
12-31
1
Extra
12-14
45c
4-
12-29
$3 preferred
2-21
12-28
25c
84c
dividend
Affiliated
2 „ 12-21
2,
12-21
—
Toronto Mortgage Co.,
12-20
12-20
3iy4c
6% ' preferred (quar.)
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (year-end)__
Price Brothers &
12-26
1-
—
of America,
Haute
$1.25
12-21
62'/a c
Transit Co.,
Portland
2
$1
(quar.)l_
(quar.)—
Electric (quar.)
5% pfd. (quar.)
Portland
1-
1-
20c
Corp.
12-22
12-22
12-lt
54c
v
Extra
12-10
7
12-10 '•
12-10
$30c
50c
Aetna
7
3-
(quar.)
Timely Clothes,
12-17
50c
(quar.)
common
12-28
12-24
1-2-52
1-2-52
*
;
(quar.)
(year-end)
Aetna Life Insurance
12-14
15c
Engineering k Mfg. Co., Inc, <quar,)_
Textron, Inc. (R. I.), common (quar.)
12-10
$2
1-
1
12- 1 ;
12-10
Extra
12-14
___________
Extra
Tobacco
._
2-
12-28
12-28
12- 1
1-2
1- 2
12- 20
112'Ac
com.
Mfg. Co.
Aetna Casualty Si Surety Co.
7
37'Ac
(quar.)_
—;
Stock
Pittsburgh Terminal Realization—
Liquidating -L
1-
8
60c
*
,
1-7
1
$1,25
Texas
12-10
$2
:—
:v
12-31
75c
(quar.)
i-r-—
1-10
:
Stock
12-19
(year-end)-—
Addressograph-Multigraph
5'A %
Year-end
Tcrrc
12-14
12-10
1-18
Adams-Millis
12-
2
•
—
(J. D.)
2
1-
125c
ordinary net income-capital gains
From
1-7
1
20c
(quar.)
Sylvanla Electric Products,
Technical Fund, Inc.—
Technicolor, Inc.
12-12
12-20
12-20
,$1.25
preference (quar.)___
Pick (Albert) Co., 5%
preferred
Piedmont k
12-28
25c
1
2-
56c
Extra
25c
«
.
2-
J30c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Sun Chemical Corp.,
50c
(quar.)_
Corp
2-
20c
Sweets Co.
$1
Mulliken
From;
Adams
1-
J37'Ac
Abstract k Title
12-14
t20c
;
12-14
12-12
&
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
12-14
12-31
t30c
Tennessee,
option) -i
Petroleum k Trading partic. class A
Pettibone
12-27
$20c
(quar,)__
(quar.)
12-14
long-term capital gaius
stock or cash at holders
In
T
—
'
12-8
5c
i
12-31
1-
1-2
27c
•>
v
(Initial)
50c
5%
12-14
net
preferred
12-21
2
12-28
4%
HaUtori
Payable ofJtee.
45c
' 12-20
2
50c
12-12
12-12
Share
(quar.)
common
12-28
2
—
income
ordinary
realized
From
(year-end)
12-19
When
Per
Name of Company
Abbott Laboratories,
Extra
12-28
1-
1-
12-20
12-17
75c
1-
50c
12-20
2
8%
__
(quar.)
$1.25
$5
2
1-
week, these being given in the;
12-21
57'/2C
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
preferred (quar.)—
Pell-de Vegh Mutual Fund
$4.50
1-
12-31
this
12-21
.-
12-13
■
12-28
Corp.
12-13*
announced
preceding table.
12-29
Extra
12-11"
12-21
dends
10c
Sunbeam
12-11
1- 2
12-15
25c
Railway Equipment Mfg. (extra)
common B (quar.)
dividend
Stock
Pennsylvania Industries, Inc.—
S6
preferred (accum.)—
2
1-15
Co., pfd.
12-15
we
12-20
Refractories
12-11
12-21
—
1-10
Inc.—
12-20
1- 2
25c
(quar.)___—.
12-17
(quar.)
dividend
12-14
12-31
-;'$1.75
Corp.
12-20
Sun Drug,
13-28
^
Car
1-10
common
12-14
75c
$1%
Steel
2-1
preferred
•
12-11-,
12-28
v-
20c
tlOc
tlOc
1st
12-11
'
30c
•;
(quar.)~_
common
$1.75
Stowe-Fuller
'
40c
20c
'
(quar.)_
Adams Express Co.
Stop & Shop, Inc.
1-18-4
1-18-•
12-22
:
c
12-17
Stix, Baer & Fuller,
12-17
12-15 /
$1.30
A
Co.,
12-27
preferred
12-15-
;
,$112-22
i. 50c
.
25c
25c
—;
4'A%
7%
:
—
1-
12-19
$1.50
,
Pennsylvania Bankshares k Securities Corp.
Year-end
"
12-13
'
12-17
.
1- 2
2-1
2-1
give the dividends announced in previous
and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
.
1
12-1912-21-'
weeks
12-27
12-21
$3.50
Sterchi Brothers Stores, Inc. (quar.)_'
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc., com. (quar.)___
Year-end
12-15
1-18
1
1- 2
.
(quar.)i;__
common
Co._
S.)
Below
12-18
20c
Stein, Roe & Farnham Fund, Inc. (year-end).
(74c from ord. inc. & 51c from capital gain)
12-20
1-15
150c
62'/2c
;
(quar.)___
2-
1-31-
.4-15
- •
-
preferred (quar.)____
12-18
1-10
20c
C.)„
Extra A—
12-24
$1.12'/a
preferred
convertible
1-15
$1.10
(quar.)
Park Chemical Co., common_———
5%
50c
.
12-19-'
75c
-
.
29c
<year-end)_
Engineering
5-'
12-15
3-1
12-31
____L
12-31
Products
12-31
50c
investments,'
on
stock
or
1-25
Extra
12-10
•
(quar.)—
12-28
12'Ac
Extra
Steel
12-
1
.
$1.75
Preference
12-17
12-21
12-12
12-23
20c
common
$$1.75
Year-end
7%
"
12-26
20c
(quar.)
5%
1-10
12-31
37'/aC
_________
preferred
\
$1
_
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co,
Co.
$4.40
preferred
$4.50
prior pfd.
Fertilizer
Si
Lighting,
Pacific
Pal
6%
Electric
&
•___
Corp.
Pacific American
Pacific
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__
Electric
12-31
37'Ac
(accum.)
Canada, Ltd.,
1-10 v'
$i
Insurance, class A
Acadla-Atiantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.,
$1.20 class A (quar.)
—
2-
$1.50
12-31
dividend
Stock
1_10
50c
*
1-25
Steel Co. of
'
Orange k Rockland Eleciric, 4%
12-20
1-15
$1.37
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.____
12-20
$1
—
12-15
30c
15c
Corp.
12-20 7■
2-1
t25c
12-17
Starrett (L, S.) Co.
8
10c
Old
12-28
25c
.
Standard Tube Co.,
Stock dividend
Co.—
1- 2
12-15
Ltd.—
Pwr. k Light (Del.), $7 pfd.(accum.)
Standard
:
'
vRoanoke,
(J.
25c
income—
class A
.
12-19
5c
12-12
B
12-19
12-17
50c
2
Standard Radio, Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
12-21
50c
'
;
:
Cab
Young
Abitlbi Power
Corp., class A
(year-end)
12-31
.
12-27
1
62'Ac
Corp
12-28
preferred
Standard
12-li:
50c
.
.___—_____:
___
investment
--
2
1-
30c
,
gain,
cash
preferred
Yellow
12"Ac
—
Standard Holding
i"i
•
Year-end
£"'
$2.50
Oilgear Company
Old Colony Insurance Co._
net
Class
National Bank of Chicago
©'Sullivan Rubber Corp., 5% pfd. (accum.).
Oberman & Co., 5% preferred (quar.)■LjL'..!
6%
12-20
12-20
20c
From
First1
the
at
12-18
2
2
,50c V
;
Stahl-Meyer, Inc., $2 to $5 prior preferred—
Standard Gas & Electric, $6 pfd. (accum.)—
'
:
(quar.)__
(quar.)
N.
12-27
income
realized
in
Electric Co.,
1-
Sovereign Investors* Inc.—
12-10
Enterprises, Ltd. (year-end)
Nutrine Candy Co. (initial liquidating)—
Wico
1-
12-15
(Durham,
1-31
15c
•
$1.75
two
__________
Insurance
25c
^
(quar.)______
Inc.—
net
Extra
___■
Fire
12-12'•
Surety
investment
Youngstown
Extra
12-15
_
_
______
Southern
12-15..
■:V;% 30c
(quar.)
12-27
$3c
preferred (quar.)
Southeastern Public Service, com., (quar.)—
6%
convertible preferred A
(quar.)—
Southeastern Telephone Co. (quar.)
12-15
15C
within
5Mj%
%
.
12-14
22c
cash
Clothes, Inc.
Sorg Paper Co., common
1-18
1
for
12-20
12-22
(quar.)
.
.
"1—2."
10c
.
(quaiv)LI___
1-15 '
10c
;
Telegraph,-cl,-A .(increased)
F*und,
5c
days from payment date)
Redeemable
Extra
•
preferred (quar.)
1
Chemical; common (quar.)
Whitehall
15c
Society Brand
3
30C
8%
share.
12-18
■
payable
45c
*.
1-16
2
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.50c
Wheeling <fe Lake Erie Ry., com..(quar.)____
$1.43%^
4% prior lien (quar.)__________._
■;$1
12-18
12-26
'
Smith Kline & French Laboratories
12-14
12-26
Noxema
12-28
Union
1
1-
2-1-
-
$1,10
_____
.
! 12-6
Inc.—
12-18
(stock dividend).
(A preferred stock dividend equal to 7c per
,12- 8
convertible preference (quar.)
Worcester RR. Co.—
12-22
12-19
'
(quar.)
:
pfd.
12-20-
2-
$2
(quar.)___
Securities—
From
option)—___________
.
Breweries,_Ltd.____
<fe
.
10c
(quar.)^
Canada
From
V.
Extra
>12-17
preferred
Western
Silver Standard Mines, Ltd.
12-15
Norwich &
2
12-27
12-28
I-
12-29
.
(quar.)____:
Co.
A
(accum.)______
6%; preferred (qucr.)_,
12-22
2
50c
^
.
_____
Insurance
12-17
1-
12-14
Class
from
Special
?•- Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd
12-24
(extra)
12-21
15c
12-21;.
1-15
—,
Western
12-11
50c
58c
Coal
Casualty
12-20
60c
(payable in cash
12-26
12-27
Lumber
holders
at
Kentucky
7%
(year-end). (52c
12-15
50C
—
12-11
25c
income and
12-10
25c
Ry.
(Boston)
capital gains)
2
93%c
(quar.)
Westbrook-Thompson Holding
Walker & Co., class A
1- 2
(year-end)__^_i
West
12-20
(quar.)—
Investment
Co.
12-20
12-27
$1.25
1-15
(quar.)________—.__—
Redwood
■/
1-
20c
preferred (quar.)
2
Agricultural
12-20
37'/ac
(year-end) —15c
Shawmut Association
'
(quar.)___
Waialua
Wcstern
—
35c
35c
West Kootenay Power' &; Light Co.,
(year-end)
Gas
&
4%
1-2
12-20
(quar..)_
common
12-27
'
Co.
Co.
Mfg.
net
Co.,
Sharp k Dohme, Inc..'
,v
12-19
$1
York Water Service Corp.
New
2
Mining Co.—
Year-end
-
1-
Coke,
1-15
1- 2
-
gains—
(extra)
Inc.
Co.
Oil
stock
or
12-18
1-
$1.06y4
$3.75
$4.25 pfd. A (quar.)
(year-end)
Co.
B.),
Shareholders Trust
•
12-19
12-27
17'/aC
Water,
New
N. Y.
.12-26
10c
__________
New York Central
(R.
net realized
Co.__
Corp.
.1-19
.
k
13-13
12-17
87'Ac
common
Wagner Baking Corp., common
7%; preferred (quar.)
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
from
$2.19
Co.
Investment
Shamrock
12-31
10c
National
25c
$1.06y.»
..$1.18%-
(year-end)
It is expected that
Nehi
2" 9
12-17
Western
class A
.
capital gain dividend)—.
a
50c
gains.
realized
Semler
—
12-14
approximately
represents
$1,646 of this payment will be designated
as
represents realized capital
year-end of $2.40 of Whlcn
Seton. Leather
(irreg.)^_—
approximately
12-17
12-21
approximately
Container,
net
90c from
which
Seaboard
5
12-31
Scudder, Stevens k Clark Fund—
(year-end)—
Corp.
Corp.
1-
1-15
Tobacco,
Virginia Iron Coal
—
'12-12
12-24
22c
,75c
:
gain on invostments, payable in
stock at shareholders' option-
or
National
.:':
investment income;
from
realized
.
$1.07
option)
1-15
Leaf
12-17
.
:>
8%
preferred (quar.)_
Van Camp Sea Food Co.
(reducedi__i______
Velvet Freeze
(quar.)_______________i_____
Victor Products
Corp. (quar.)_____
$25
$2
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.
$1.75
Brothers,—..—
k
Co., common
(quar.)
:
year-end of 90c of
55c
or
income
investment
(F.
A
•
A
12-24
Unlversal
12-31
22'/aC
22c
—
.
S.
Scudder, Stevens k Clark Com. Stock Fund—
—
in cash
A
;
•
12-19
12-28
*
50c-
___________
7%
12-31
—
—:
preferred
U.
of Rec.
12-27
$28.83 »/3
(s-a)
12-31
1- 2
1-15
1-15
—
___
(accum.)
Reclaiming Co.—
12-20
$1.75
'
$3.95
$1.40
;
Association,
—
preferred
43A%
,
2
20c
'
(quar.)_
_______
Loan
Co
(Ed.)
4'%%
-
.$1.50
25c
(liquidating)
Schuster
1-20
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
$5
(increased
Inc.
(year-end)---
(quar.)
Schenley Industries
12-21
,
.•
common
Remedial
Map
(s-a)—V
t,$5 2nd.preferred
Holders
Payable
.
12-27
(quar.)_.
preferred
Sanborn
37y2c
Morrison-Knudsen
Motorola,
preferred
Corp.—
1-15
(quar.)—
Francisco
Ltd.
12-14
Stockyards
Electric,
A
preferred
4.40%
San
's:
.
Diego Gas
(year-end!^
Securities
1-15
,
__________
National
Louis
4'/a%
12-15
50c
(quar.)________'
Dry
i
_________
Morrison
>7%
R.
Co.
(quar.)______
Co., 6% 1st pfd.
preferred (s-a)
2nd
5%
12-15
20c
Montreal
3%
1-
(quar.
___
preferred
International
12-22
.
Louis Bridge
20c
class
Petroleum Corp.
7%
St.
t25c
(quar.———V". $1.12'/a,v
4.50%' preferred
Modern
Mohawk
common
k
4c
6%
12-14
Service
Gas
4.90%
$1.25
Share
Foreign Securities Corp.
$6
$1.75
common-..
'
Light, 5% pfd. (quar.)..
Barge Line (quar.)
&
When
Per
Name of Company
;
1-
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Gas Service, Inc.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
75c
(quar.
.
20c
$2.30
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2364)
12
When
Per
American
$10
Per
Name of
Co.,
12-14
2
Barcalo
25c
6%
1-
1-
2
12-14
$4
$1.50
(quar.i_
pfd. (quar.)
American Hair & Felt, $6 preferred (quar.)_
American Hard Rubber, common (quar.) —
Felt
1-
2
12-14
Barium
I-
2
12-20
Basin
*
$1.50
(quar.)
American
Hardware
American
Home
American
Home
12-29
12-18
Bastian-Blessing Co.
12-18
Bates
4V<ir/o
(quar.)
_
12-18
12-21
12-
5
Bath
80c
—
(year-end)
12-29
25c
12-20
12-
6
Baumann
1-2
12-14
12-20
11-23
15c
monthly
Hospital Supply
Ice
:
30c
(year-end»___—
(year-end)—
50c
1-3
ordinary net income
—
gains
—,™_.™_™_American-La France-Foamite Corp
—
12-20
81c
12-20
12-11
25c
12-17
12-
From
American Locomotive Co.,
(quar.)
1-
$1.75
•
6
Beatty
Beaver
Class
4%%
1.12%
American
Beech
(increased)
American
Republics Corp.
American
Safety Razor Corp.
12-22
24c
;
7
12-
5%
Stock
dividend
Aircrali
Telephone
12-14'
11-19
2
12-10
1-
$3
(year-end)
Co.—
& Refining
(year-end)
—-—
preferred (quar.)
American Snuff Co., common (quar.)
American Smelting
12-
12-20
12-7
7
Borland
Beryllium
American
Stamping
American
States
Co.
American
i
American
(quar.)_
American
Woolen
7%
Co.,
12-22
12-
2
12-
2
1-15
*
Extra
—————
$5 prior preferred
Anaconda
Copper
Anaconda
Wire
Cable
Andcrson-Prichard Oil
..
Extra
(year-end)
(year-end)
Mining
&
Co.
(quar.)—
12-18
12-
12-28
11-30
Blauner's
Biiss & Laughlin,
12-18
12-
12 27
12-17
10c
4
1-10
7
Blue
12-15
(50c
7
3-15
Bohack
7-
7
6-14
7
9-15
Bonneville, Ltd.
Book-of-the-Montn
6%
•h
preferred
12-10*
1
$5
preferred
Arkansas
Natural
Arkansas
Radio
Arundel
6%
Gas.
Ltd.,
——
Ashdown
H.)
The
:*
above
issue
12-
is
Brazilian Traction Light &
12V2c
12-17
7 V2c
1-
12-
2
7
12-
25c
12-24
12-14
12-24
12-10
12-21
12-
7
12-21
12-
-
7
Athey
for
1-
50c
(quar.)
City
2
British-American Gil
12-15
12-
3
1.00666
1-
3
12-14
$8.75
1-
$7.50
1-
2
3
2
12-
3
$1
12-28
12-
7
12-28
12-
7-
__
$1
3-
1
s-a)_
$1.25
2-
1
(quar.)
Plywood Corp,- (extra)Steels, Ltd.—
Auto
Fabric
Products,
Fire
Automatic
Steel
Alarm
Ltd.,
Axelson
Manufacturing
(quar.)
;T
Co.
Baltimore
Porcelain
Radio
Corp.
Extra
12-15T
15c
I
12-
7
'11- 2
12-
7V
12-20
1 ,2-
11-23*.
1
1-
Watch
-
6%
>
1-
12-20
1-
2
12-12
1-
V
2 :
2
12-20
preferred
12-27
12-14%
12-20
12-10
(quar.)
$4
8%c
12-21
1-
12-11
20c
12-17
12 17
25c
——_
HI
—
(quar.)
of Canada.
Terminal
(s-a)___^_____^___f _—I f
•
I.
T.
12-28
.
Power
;5.60T£>
12-18
12-28
12-18
2,5c
12-20
12-
$1.25
1-
2
$3
12- 6
preferred
preferred
California
5,
'
Ink
12V'2c: •'
28Vic
California
Water
2
Co.
1-
2
12-
common
(50c
(quar.)_.
50c
1-
(quar.)_
.
:
Y.r
Ltd..
40c
$1.75
1-21
1-
2
1-
Calumet
2
12-10 -
Sc.
Hecla
Reduced
Consolidated
Gas
7%
___™I_'
pfd.
(s-a)
1-
2
12-10
Cgmden
1-
2-
12-10,
Camden Forge Co.,
50c
($1.75
1-15
1-15
12-17*
yl2-3l
Campbell
■
$2.50
&
Burlington
(A.
S.)
preferred
County
Ry,
(s-a)
50c
&
Electric,
Electric
4 V2 7«
1-
5Vsifr
conv.
common
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar,)_.
34%c
1-
2
2
12-10
2
12-10
1- 2
12-14
Co.—:
12-14
2
12-14
;
(quar.)
Illinois
Light
preferred
Illinois
Co.,
common
32V*%c
■
preferred
12-21
11-30
$l,12y2
1-2-52
12-14
$1
12-31
30c
12-31
Service
2
12-10
$1.15
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
12-28
12-18
(quar.)_*
Service
15c
(quar.)
$1.03
1-2-52
12-13
(quar.)
$1,19
1-2-52
12-15
25c
12-28
Corp
12-28
12-14
25c
12-20
12-10
80c
12-22
12-
$1.12V2
1-2-52
12-12
75c
12-21
12-15
(quar.)
(year-end)
Wines,
(N.
Ltd
12-21
12-24
(50c
1-10
12-28
1-
1
12-14
12-27
11-26
$1.12V2
Y.)
20c
$1.58
Bank
1-15
12-30
(extra)__*_
(increased)™
(N. Y.)
(quar.)_
|
50c
30c
12-26
12-20
1-2
12-20
12-
5 :
12-
7*
(payable in
stock)
preferred (quar.)__
Brothers
(quar.)
"
:
$1
12-20
11-27
$2
12-20
11-27
75c
12-20
87y2c
2-1-52
75c
12-20
11-20
75c
12-20
11-30
12-27
12-19
12-21
12-14
12-21
12-14 i
y
^
Ohio
convertible
Ry.,
corn,
preferred
Co.
(increased)
(quar.)
(Consol.)
(quar.)
—_____
preferred
Year-end
Stock
11-30
62y2c
(quar.)™
_;
30c*
$1.50
:
Molded
Products,
common.
26c
$4
dividend
33%%
common
(quar.)
50c
$1
$3 preferred
(quar.)
;
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
'Common
5%
(increased
preferred
series
Cotton
Oil
75C
quar.)—
A
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Co.
$1
(year-end)
1-25
•;
•
-
12-14
"1-25
12-14
12-27"
12-14
12-27
12-14
1-
2
12-14
12-27
12-13
*
12-27
12-13
:
10-31
25c 4-15-52
:
page
4
9-
3
12-
4
$1
____,—„
on
5
6-
25c
,
3-
25c 7-15-52,
.
—
—_—
*
(Continued
12-14
.it
12-17
-
Copper Co.
1-25,
;
25c
____!
—1—
.
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
_J—
4:
l-
.
1
(accum.)
Extra
Chile
62V'2c
!
8
50c
National
Chicago Pneumatic Tool,
12-10
12-15
12-14 T
$1
Co.
or
;
Corp.
Year-end
Belt
12-24
1-
$1.50
Inc.
Public
12-181
.
87V2c
(quar.)
Co.,
de Pasco
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Chicago
12-1*4
.
12-14
55c
tquar.)_
(quar. 1
Public
pr°ferred
Cheney
•
Co.,
1-
1-
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
*12-10
,
1
$1.12 V2
1-
5%
1-15 '
2
7
12-
12-31
3
12-
'
3
12-
12-20
25c
12-
12-18
20c
pfd._
12-13
12-18
$1.18;:4
Gas
&
**
50e
Chemical Bank & Trust Co.
Chemical Fund, Inc.— .
12-10
2
12-26
I 6-16
$1.18%
Chickasha
75c
12-15
7-10
12-22
*
(quar.)___
Chicago Mill & Lumber
.
_____10c
$1
$1.07
(quail)
Copper Co.—
1-10
(50c
,10c
-
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
12-14
1
1212-
$1.75
Extra
12-14
1-2
12-
(quar.)
Common
1-
2-
2
12-22
(quar.)
;
12-14
12-20
6
12-
preferred
Year-end
,12-14
*
6
12-
*
12-
1-
75c
(quar.)__._
12-
s
2
12-20
($1.75
com.
Certain-Teed Products Corp.
'
2
28C
1-
C
>3%%
12-10*
2
75c
12-21
series
4.75%
12-10*
1-
75c
12-21
10c
(20c
2
Chescbrough Mfg.
1
1-
*
Service
17Vic
(quar.)
1-
Chesapeake &
12-14
€2c
(quar.).-.
12-12
preferred
12-15
|
-
12-12
2
$1.12,/2
Extra
12-15
62V2c
^
,
12-24
50c
2
1-
2
6
1- 2
l-
-l;' 27c
(quar.)_^_;
12-
1-
2
4%%
12-21
*
1-2
$1
*
7
12-28
'
25c
—
(quar/)
Co.
1-
12-12
1-
cash
12-19
12-27
2
(quar.)
Vermont
12-14
|
12-14
12-10
1-
1-
12-19
1--2
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
;_
From net realized capital gains
;<
11-26
1-1
_
Co.—
*
1-2
31V4C
>
preferred
12-17
.
12-24
12-27
75c
$1.02%
12-10
$1.75
•
(accum.)
Corp. (quar.)__
Electric
:
10c
Tyear-end)
Financial
$l
-
7
12-
$1.02V2-
12-10
28Vic
'$2.50 sinking fund preferred (quar.)
$2.50 preferred *(quar.)—-—
5Vz'/e
-'
12-14
(quar.)
12-10
2
12-24
60c
(quar.)_____
—
.
12-10
1-
12-31
10c
B
Chase
12-19*
1- 2
$1.50
Co
Brothers
2
12-15
A
Chateau-Gai
40c.. !. 12-21
•••
pfd;-
2
2
1-15
series
Tf
12-14
11-30
1-
1-
lz-2i
50c
Champion. Paper & Fibre Co., $4.50 pfd.____
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)
11-30
1-
1
90c
'1-15
12-21
:
5
12-12
93n,Tc
Chain
:12-14*
-
1212-
12-21
here
(quar.)—!
Paper
,
,12-
75c
J25c
12-18
12-29
preferred
Ccrro
12-21
—;—__—f50c
12-15
25c
*
common
(quar.)_
(N.
;
—
'
5
12-10
2
$1.25
__
12-20
%
1-2
;
1%
Co.
of America,
Central
*
•
12-21.
*
25c
Ltd._-_
2
1-
$1.75
common
Central
12-21
"
12-
65c
I™
(quar.)':
6%
12-26
-
$1-
Butler's, Inc., common (quar.)__________|i.
4j/2%
preferred
(quar.)l_^_^______^__^.__ I
Byers-'IA. M.j^Company (year-end)
C.
%1
_—_____
Bldgs.,
Plate
Illinois
4.60%
.
12-31
1
2-1-52
$1.75
Racing Assn., class A___:
4,/'s 7e' preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
1-
5c
*
Extra
11-30*
2
.
2
12-10
12-20
-12-20"'
A
12-21,
*
$1.25
.
pfd.
(extra)-
(quar.)
,
25c
10c
4%
.
1-
12-17
25c
series
12-10
12-15
12-31
>
i
12-23
*
'12-15'
'1- 2
93%c,
Mfg.,
Bush ' Terminal
6
12-28
7
2
preferred
.
12-31
"■
10c
u—
(quar.)-
Buvrilvllle
12-15
2
30c
7
1-
20c
4% preferred (quar.)_.
Central Maine Power Co., common
%3.50% preferred (quar.)_
12-12
12-10%
12-12
12-20
12-
12-
25c
—
Central
'12-10
•
12-10
12-27
$2
preferred
4V'2%
2
i ;
;12-27
10c
-
common
Central
1- 2
1-
12-29
25c
(quar. J
12-12 '
v$i f-- i_ 2
Common_^__
Corp.,
preferred
2
(quar.)_
Hudson
4.75Vc
4.15%
(quar.)
1-
(quar.)__
reported
12-31
12-21
60c
r.
Co..,
1
12-14:
(20c
•Common
2
1-
—
Co.
12-
2
4.75%
12-21
25c
—
Burlington Steel
Extra
1—1
12-131
12-18
tquar.)
2
1-
4.10%
5c
—__
(quar.)—
.
Bush
1-1G
>1-15
35c
62]/2c
—
(quar.)—
1-15
1-
(50c
(initial)-
(quar.)
;
'
"4.10%
7
5c
$1
(quarH
a™-
California
(year-end)—"
Stsel, .7%
11-
1
—
Central
f
150c
"
.
(quar.)—
Burnham
2
50fc
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis
11-30
12-27
18%c
—
Co:
12-21
50c
(Joseph) & Sons Co
Trust
12-15
15c
(year-end)_j
Y.)
(extra)-™
2
,
1-2-52
a2V2%
i-i—
Co.
Extra
Bulova
3
1-
•
v
Butler
(quar.)__
preferred
1-
Co.
v
11-26*
'
—_
Bush
Corp.—
7%
:
12-
(quar.)_%:
pfd.
Knitting Co., Ltd.,
Central
If.;
Buckeye Incubator,
comnton
Buckeye Steel Castings (year-end)
Bucyrus-Erie Co.,' common (year-end)
'
7% ; preferred
(quar.)
Bullard
3
12-15
Gas
Co., 'Inc.
preferred
12-
preferred
Bankers
3
1-
$5
12-17'-
7%
1-2-52
7
a
"1-
2
Foundry Co. (quar.)
Central Hollywood Building (mon(;hlv)__
12-15
-,
12-26
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co.,
:$12,/2c
—
junior preferred
12-20
Bangor & Aroostook RR., $5 pfd.
4(4 %
1-
4%
15c
Show
(quar.)^__„
Ltd.
(E. L;) Company, 3%% pfd.
Brunswick-Balke-ColleiKler Co.—
25c
(year-end)
Baltimore
1-15
Co.; (year-end)
preferred
Co.
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
4% non-cumulative preferred
Bancroft
1
35c
_______
Bancohio
12- A12-14
2-
50c
Co.,(quar.)
Uxbridge Worsted
jBaker-Rauland
1- 4
12-22
56yiC
(extra.)
Wilcox
Bachmann
12-17
1
12-26
40c
Foods, Inc., class A (quar.)___
Babbitt (B. T.), Inc. (quar,)
&
2-
Shoe
Corp.—
Collieries
93%c
Bruce
112-17 1
12-28
30c
B/G
Babcox
12*20
10c
||;
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
12-151
30c
.
Ayrshire
2
(15c
;
i
Avon Products,
(quar.)..
,
1-
*
;
Extra
12-14
1-2
8:
Central
'
12-15
If 2
a
7
' 12-12
12-22
36c
—
Yeat*end
$4
-
40C
A
Corp.—
(Hartford)
i
1-
(25c
class
$1.25
12-
(resumed)
Brewing Corp
Central Cold Storage (quar.)_
7
12-
12-31
*12-20
2
75c
Centlivre
> 35c
1-
;
Ltd.,
2nd
Celtic
$1.37J/2
Co.,; com.-(ixrereased quar.)'
(quar.)
7%
12-10
12-
8
25c
Inc.
a
Co.
preferred
12-14
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.—
"
50c
1
Avco Manufacturing Corp., com.
(quar.)
$2,25 conv. preferred (quar.)_
4%
r
93 %c
(quar.)
Products
Extra
»
1-15
(10c
Automobile Insurance
.
12-21
$1
B
Automatic
•••*>
12-28
30c
30c
:
Atlantic Refining, 3.75% pfd. series B
(quar.)
Atlas Corporation (quar.)
Class
Brown
-
1-25
25c
Atlas
Co.,
4V2 r/o
1- 3
12-20
12-
(37 Vic
(quar.)
(year-endi
Co.
preferred
12-20
I
8
2
(112y2
33,i%, 1st pfd.
Celanese Corp
-
5
1-
($1.25
Common
American
Brockway Glass
5c/o preferred
Brockway* Motor
Brooklyn Union
12-
Atlantic
Atlas
7
12-20'
6
12-
Extra
7%
7
40c
Extra
12-14
12-31
15c
_
(quar.)
Company (quar.)Atlantic Greyhound, 4% pid.
1212-
1-15
50c
preferred
5% preference (s-a)
British Columbia Telephone
British Industries
Corp. (N;
12-17
25C
7
12-24
'
'
Co.
11-29
25c
Celanese, Ltd.—
dep. receipts ordinary (interim)
British Columbia Electric Ry. Co.—
1
12-10
Co.—
________________
Electric
12-
12-19
12-12
2
:
common
:
J$1.50
1
Mfg. Co.
(yeai'-end)...——
Mfg. Co., common (quar;)
preferred A (quar.).^.
:
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%%
•
re-
Industries
pfd. $50 par (initial
Corp. (increased
Products
Atlantic
$2
12-20
12-
1-
(quar.)__
common
new
Company,
Extra
Cassidy's,
12-20
i27i2:
intended for the Canadian
—
Caspers Tin
12-15
12-
($1
4Vi
preferred
12-15
Power Co., Ltd.—
Bridgeport
12-14
12-27
7%
12-20
(37V2c
(quar)
5'i?
was
W (
I.)
1
12-24
1
(quar'.)—'—
Briggs
Brillo
7
& Santa Fe Ry.—•
(quar.)
non-cum.
Inc.,
(J.
1- 1
75c
5Vi'Jc- convertible preferred (quar.)^
Gas Light
(quar.).
12-15
12-18
12-12
11-30
1-
&
(J.
2
(2c
preferred (quar.)
General Corp. (quar,)__
Year-end
75c
Bridgeport Brass Co., common Tquar.)
•'■"'"t 50C
5 %
Airways,
preferred
2
50c
Braniff
6%.
12-12
flOc
1
Case
1-
($1
4Vz'fo pfd. (quar.)
class A (quar.)_
Kennedy,
Paper
Year-end
Carter
.
50c
(quar.n
(quar.)
5
12-14*
5
2-13
12-31
37',gc
31 ^c
(quar.)..
Ltd.
12-
2
12-24
,
2
Co.
Corp.,
Carriers
12-10
3-1
1-
Carrier
12-
$1
S2.25
—
Carpenter
12-
12-29
,'-r
....
12-
1-
(10c
(accum.)
$6 1st preferred (accum.)
Associates Investment Co. (quar.)
Common
Sons
&
12-20
$25c
ft: 7% 1st preferred
Atchison, Topeka
J.)
Mines,
week
12-14
5
12-14
1-
(20c
(quar.)___.
preferred
The
Carnation Co.,
12-17
12-20
37'Ac
British
being called
Picture
(E.
12-18
(15C
Associated Telephone & Telegraph
1- 2
$1
preferred
?Cc
59 %c
50c
demption in its entirety on Dec. 17 at
$27.25 per share plus this dividend.- I
Aspinook Corporation (quar.)
Motion
prior
Bearing Co.
Year-end
Bralomc
Ltd.—
common
1- 2
12-21
12-28
(10c
.
($1.25
Mlg. Co., 5r'(
pld.
Company, (year-end)
&
Bronze
11-28
25c
&
Correction:
____
of
$1.37»/2
Co.,
convertible
Carman
12-14
($6.70
«-
12-14
12-23'
-y
75c
Capitol Records, Inc.,
$2.60
1-2
($6.70
iquar.)____
(Philip)
(quar.).;
preferred
Kouer
Brach
7
12-14
i
Associated
6%
12-20
12-14
_
Hardware,
y Class A (quar.)——
Ashland Oil & Refining,
Carey
Bowling Green Fund (.special)
5 'It
25c
-
(J.
'
12-15
87J/2C
12-14
50c
Asbestos Corp.,
12-31
(quar.)
1-2-52
2
(quar.)—
new com.
(initial)-
Baxter
>
12-26
;
(quar.)
RR. Co.;...——
Albany
Botany Mills,
30c
Inc,
preferred
&
Bower
2
___
Carey
$1
12-15
1-
Transit
12-15
^
11-30
1-
Co._
(quar.)
Industries,
Extra
12 17-
City
Capital
12-15
(quar.)
12-14
(quar.)___
(year-end)
Products Co.;
12-31
12-26
2
Co.
12-31
(year-end)
2
$1.75
Gas
election
1-
(quar.)—
common
30c
' 80c
Corp. (quar.»___.
Corp., common (quar.)
12-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Extra
Arvin
1-
Inc.
15c
preferred (quar.)
$6 pfd.
Corp
Corp.
12-21
V/2%
Boston
Shoe
last
at
A
Capital
?20c
Extra
5
Cannon
12- 7
12-24
11-30
(quar.)
1-2-52
75c
2
(quar.)($2
Products,
Mills,
B
37'/2C
5Va>.% piior pfd.
Club.
class
1-2-52
(quar.)..—.
3
1-
($2
(initial)
Wostinghouse
51.50
12- 3
v
3 '
12-
—
preferred
Silk
62>/2C
(initial quar.)—
$1.25
Armstrong Cork Co., common (year-encl)—
Armstrong Rubber, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Arnold Constable Corp.
(quar.)
Artkraft Mfg. Corp., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)_
Artcraft
12-17*
S3
(quar.)
Western
12-
12-21
12 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
12-18
preferred
$1.0&y4
-
-
stock
or
Co.,
Company
(George W.)
Borg
*
icdeerftablc
Cannon
*
-
.
12-
2
i.
CO., Ltd.
Canadian Wirebound Box, Ltd.—
6
12-
2
Canadian Refractories. Ltd.,
12-14
12-21
•-
(quar.)
30c
—
(quar.)
common
Arkansas Power & Light,
$7
11-30
5c
Inc
12-28
$1
(quar.)
(s-a)—
Cameras,
Argus
■?Arizona Edison Co.,
C.)
Borg-Warner
Corp.
common
IH.
Borden
11-
12-20
(15c
Mills,
cash
4-
11-30
,
1-
(quar.)_,_^_
com.
pfd.
4%
Canadian
'
7
1-
it
Canadian
28c
in
10-
63c
V. 12-10
12-24
holders.
50c
Interim
Cotton
preferred
(50c
Anglo-Iranian Oil, Amcr. dep. receipts
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate, class A
12-10
12-20
-:i;
-1-2
Tobacco—
(50c
;—
12-20
7
7
12-
(30c
lquar.)___
4'/«
Ridge Mutual Fund—
Payable
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Arcade
Brothers
Cos.,
preferred
8VT
'■
(quar.)
common
6% convertible preferred
12-20
1-
pfd.
Inc.,
5%- convertible
Block
12-17
12-
1- 2
-
30c1
Extra
12-27
2-27
.U..—30c
12-1
(50c
5r/c
,5%
1212-
'
(70c
Ingersoll Rand Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Malartic Gold Mines. Ltd—.*
Canadian Oil
'Class
11-30
12-19
12-14
50c-*12-27 ' ; 12-12:|
.1-3
35c
Canadian
12-14
12-31
12-31
.
($l.l2y2
participating preferred
Canadian
12-31
$3
(Phila.), 5%
A
12-7
12-31.
Co.--.
<quar.)
Class
1-10
Securities, Ltd.—
Canadian Ice
.
'
(quar.)__l
1
12-31
*
($4
11-30 '
30c
(Pa.)—
1
7
(year-end)_____
Machine, Ltd.,
12-18
:
Insurance
12-21
2-
B
11-30
•
.
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
V. 4.25%
preferred tquar.)
12-28
Class
1-2-52
(60c
(25c
(year-end)
.11-30
—$2
Hotel
Common
4
A
12-20
*
11-30
Extra
Canadian General
1 11- 5
Black & Decker Mfg. Co. (quar.).,
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.—
50c
Mining (year-end)---———
Angerman Company (quar.)——
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd.—
*%
Increased quarterly *
Quarterly
Quarterly
Angostura-Wupperman
dividend)
Year-end
4
12-
Class
-
25c
1-10
2
(quar.)
!
Lid.
1- 3
$1.75
Foundry 8i Macnine Co.—
Fire
Electric,
12-14
12-20
.
Birmingham
General
.12-15
* 12- 1
.....
Year-end
50c
—•—-—
Andes Copper
f. Quarterly
Corp,
1
I-
i___
(quar.)
1-31
50c
$1.75
___
—
■—————
Steel
preference
Canadian
7
2-
iooc *
(4334c
(quar.)__:
12-28
$1
;—
(stock
Vh'/c
12-
11-30
2-
Products, Ltd.—
.12-21
S-%
'
common
2
1- 2 I
($1.25
(quar.)__
*
common—
(quar.)
Co.,
1-15
1-
I
(32c
_|
iquai.i
25c.
•
12-19
12-12
J25c
preferred
(quar.)___
Canadian Coftons, Ltd., common
preferred
;
12-19 '•
12-26
$1
6%
12-23
12-31
<quar.)__*_
__i
Liu.
3^ V
•
t50c
(interim
com.
$1.75
Canadian Food
12-15
($1.50
(quar,)
preferred
1- 2
($1.25
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
12-20
t$1.75
(quar.)
25c
81V4c
—
Corp.,
Bronze
Car.ners.
12-10 ,;
7l
"1-25
Ltd.—
Celanese, .Ltd.,
12-15
12-10 '
12-
r
(Toronto)—
(s-a)
Breweries.
Canadian
1-31-52
5%
Sieamship Lines,
preferred
5rJo
12-28
1150
:
preferred
Canadian
|iftOd'': *''i^2j$;.'V'i:I2-'15
i_-
Ltd. (quar. nl.
11-30
2:
l-
$25c-
common:
______
12-15
12-14'
.
12-27
$3
57e
Ltd.,
12-15
12-26
,
Co.,
nor.-cum.
Canadian
12-17
:
f30c
'|l.
~
'•••!;
11-30
t50c
Starch
Canadian
12-14
12-17
($1,50
-
(s-a)
Corp.,
12-14
..
t$1.50
Mtge. Corp.
11-30
2*
1-15
\
.$1
dividend
Mfg.
1-
7
..1-.2
...: i- 2.
.
i.__.
11-30
<
12-20
150c
•
12-31*
1-15
25c
2
(extra)
Bismark
12-18
$1.25
1-
12-
1-2
;
75c
$1.25
—
11-30
•
_
12-10
25c
(quar.)
2
t25c
(quar.)_
12-17
25c
Zinc, Lead & Smelting, com. (quar.)
1-
(quar.)
2
1-
$1.75
(s-a)
11-30
$1.25
12-28
50c
11-30
1- 2
J15c
—
(extra)——
.
$1.50
1-
12-24
117Vbc
,
Increased
11-30*
25c
American
Steel
Birdsboro
12-17
1-2-52
2
50c
f25c
noc
/.
!____!
Permanent
Canada
3
12-10
(quar.)_!
Foucdries, Lid
Machinery Corp., Ltd.
Extra
7rA
3-10
12-
12-10
Quarterly I
12-10
1-
2
lZ-Zo
1-2-52
Ircn
Canada
3-10
1- 2
4-
B
Extra
12-10
J15c
quar.)
(year-end)_v—---I—*
Corp.
"
4- 1
Manufacturing
Binks
12-14
$2.25
*1-2
}35c
dividend
Stock
5*
1-
12-14
40c
(quar.»
,
Bingham-Herbrand
5"
1-
1- 2
t35c
(year-end)
Stores
7%) preferred
11-30
2
Canada
—
(initial
com.
Corp.
preferred
Stock
•
12-15
1-
12-14.'
tlOc
Works
Shoe
Bethlehem
7;
1-2
12,/2c
(quar.)_i—
pfd.
12-
$1.50
_—
American Writing Paper Corp.
12-31
$1
$1.75
(quar.) —
_
(s-a)
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Thread Co., Inc., 5% pfd. (s-a)_
Tobacco Co., 6%
pfd, (quar,)—
Viscose Corp. (year-endi
American
6
50c
— _—-—
Surety Co.
American
6
12-
Bibb
II 7',(<[ preferred
American
12-
—
—
(quar,)
2
1- 2
30C
Refining, .common
Sugar
1-
$3.25
6
51
—
(Indianapolis)
(quar.)—;
Stores
American
Co
Insurance
preferred
$1.20
American
12-
$1.50
(quar.)—.
preferred
2
10c
6%
1-
Canada Northern Power
1-2
i
Corp., $6 preferred (s-a).
Beneficial honn^ Corp., .common;
Stock dividend
12-21
60c
Canada
12-14
Beneficial
50c
1st
Canada
,12-14
(quar.)
Co. of Canada
Aviation
$1.75
Common
7%
12-18
5%
pfd.
$3
Co.,
12-24
1- 2
t25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)----i——
corp.
Belmont. Iron
Bcndix
—
Service
preferred
Bell
Bell
American SeatingAmerican
Stores,
12-10
2
12-28
i2y2c
(quar.)———
1-
12-31
1- 2
(initial quar.)
Ltd.. common.......
preferred
Belgium
1- 2
1-
20c
_|
12-15
S4%c
ilbc
t25c
common
Forgings, Ltd.—
(annual)
12-10
11-20
$1.06V4
class
Co.,
1-15
Class B
1-
Ltd.—
Inc.,
i__:
Foundries &
1- 2
-
.12-17
12-20
43%c
7%
12-15
2
1-
$1.25
—
12-14'
12-28
50c
Co. tquar.)
_____
American Power & Light Co.———
American President Lines, 5 % pfd. (quar.)
Optical
Extra
2-20
1
Flooring
Extra
2
12-20
J32V2c
(quar.)_.
50c
(quar.)
J62V2C
;
1$1.50
Ale,
12(ic
T
Ltd.,
iquar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
Ltd.
15c
(quar.)—
common
Packing Co.
$4.25
\
&
When
%ff I;Share
(quar.)
Cut Stone,
Dry Ginger
Canada
;,,y
•' Per
.;
$1
(quar.)
Beech-Nut
3-
25c
Products-—.—
American Metal
12-31
12-14
12-14;*
-
Crushed
preference
Canada
_____ ——
Belding-Corticelli,
preferred (quar.)
(resumed)
com.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Creek RR. Co., guaranteed
1-15
10%
__
A
6'/e
Canada
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
Ltd.—
Co.,
preference
Canada
»
* 12-14
•
Bread
$1.30
'
Ltd. (reduceiH,
Lumber Co., Ltd., class A
12-27
97»/2c
(stock dividend)
Ltd.
Ltd.
Metal Co.,
Co.,
12-13
'
5%
pre»erence
B
Canada Cement Co.,
v.
12-1?
12-27
•;.**.
5
12-14-
1-2;
60c %
Co.—
&
Brothers.
$1.40
(quar.)____
preferred
—
*.
$1.40
American Machine & Foundry—
American Mail Line,
__.
——
convertible preferred
3^8Ye
12-12"
2
Foods
Year-end
12-12
12-27
40c
preferred
Bay
,12-12
2
1-
26c
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
(Ludwig)
12-21
1-2
Works—
Canada
1-28
12-
12-28
preferred (quar.)—
Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
Beatrice
From capital
„
qua:.)—
See
12-11
Corp.
-
ftc
'
20c
$1.12(2
(reduced
*
1-25
2-1
12-20
'
"
Name of Company
12-17
2-15
$1
.-k 10c-..
(quar>)_—-—----—$1
common
preferred
Iron
4%
12-14
49c
Co., common
American International
Co.,
Ludwig Baumann
Bausch & Lomb Opticul Co.,
Products—
American
Mfg.
$1.75 i
r
Fire Assurance
American
3.90%
Co.
1- 2
10c
—
(year-end)——--——
(monthly)—
12-29
•
American
OH
(quar.)—s.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
87'/2c
Corp.
75c
preferred
7%
Steel
50c
Year-end
Increased
preferred
When
Share
Oil
$2.50
(quar.)
common
par
$100 par common
Company
Corp. (increased)—
Mfg. Co., common...,....—.—.
Barber
Express Co.—
American
7%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
..
47)
10-15-52
12-19
-
,
Number 5073
Volume 174
..
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2365)
13
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Sper share
Sper share
39% Deo
2% Feb
19% Jan
18
1
17% Jan
3
July
8
Sep
19
ACP-Brill
30
Acme
34
Oct
15
Adams
43% Sep
17
Adams-Mlllis Corp
4
63% Sep
25
20% July 17
29% Feb
26
23
2
19
47 %
9
27% Feb
9
Feb
2
4% Jan
2
73% Jun 28
87% Jan
x78
Nov
80
6
Dec
3
86% Dec 30
83% Oct 20
3
12
May 31
70
3
5
3% Oct
19% Jun 25
18
8
2
137% Dec
•
2% May 10
5% Dec 29
Oct
Jun
31% Apr 30
110% Dec
7
7
121% Jan
3
Dec 28
3% Jan
77
53
18
24% Nov
1
Feb
121
11% May
7% July 17
47% Jan
9
86
28
Apr 26
19
52'A Oct
36 Va May 26
Dec 19
2
3
106 Vb Dec
14
6
102
Feb
13
Dec
11
11
Feb
5
Dec
91% July
3
53% Nov
1
60% Aug 24
68
Jan
10
77% Sep
14
23% Dec 22
20
Nov
6
23% Feb
2
1
44% Sep 28
28% Jan
4
37
Oct
17
37 Vb Nov
8
48% Jan 26
100
3
9
32% Jan 13
81% July 12
30
July 13
38% Jan 11
99"% Dec
Jun
40
Dec 29
44
3
91% July
100% Dec 20
16
28%Jun 27
40
Jun
41
Jan
23
19
Feb
5
113% Oct
5% Jan
Jun
66
Dec 28
26% Jan
7
67% Jun 16
82
30
14% July 13
Dec
58
27
30% July
5
13
3% Jan
3
8% Apr 21
120% May 24
90% July 26
Jan
35
Oct
79
Feb
30% Nov
190
July
5
Jun 27
22
55% Jun 26
21% July 13
23
Feb
25% Dec
97
Oct
17% Jun 30
81% May
Mar
61
38% Dec 19
15% July 17
8
76% Nov
Jan 13
49
115% Jan 16
178% Jun
101% July 12
32% Jan 13
113% Jun
49% Oct
14
Dec
14
3%%
2
20% July
5
Jan
22
66% Aug
2
19
93% Jan
12
x29y4 Jun
27% July
39% July
_
18 y4 Jan
I per
64
Jan
4
25% Aug
3
6% Nov 13
Dec 28
75
13
July 17
16% July 18
13% July
81% July
12% July
78
Jan
5% Jan
29
Mar
104
July
14% Dec
6% Jun
23% Aug
32
Aug
*12
Aug
11% July
3
3
12
4
3
22
13
13
26
1
3
2
26
175% July 18
6"% July 13
28'A Dec 16
39% Mar 30
60
July 5
;
*
*157%Apr
9% Jan 11
Jan 13
146% Jun 30
54% Nov 16
117% Aug 17
7% Jan
3
21% Feb
28
Apr
20
84
22f% Feb
"
Mar 30
64% NOV 27
121% Mar 28
12 Va Mar
81
Dec
Dec
2?
18
14
18
16% Nov 24
Nov 21
4
28
Feb
15
3
110% Mar
36
8
Nov~Ii
17% Dec
7
Dec
62%
62%
63
63
•62
62 Va
I,100
16%
16%
163A
16%
17
17
17%
89
89
90
89%
90
91%
913A
91
92
61,100
3,400
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
61://
60
60
61
60
60 Va
14%
14%
14V4
14%
14%
14%
41%
42
41 Va
42%
*60
61
14%
41%
106%
106%
106%
105%
11%
11%
11%
ll3/a
11%
11%
11%
6%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
x5%
111%
169%
111%
111%
169%
170
1
2fl
Corp
6%
*110%
100
& Radio
169%
preferred
;/':36://
36
com—No par
100
41%
106
78%
36%
•78'A
78%
31
22%
*95%
Feb
American Crystal Sugar com
4%%
conv
113%
-
41%
106
3
95% Dec
72% May
113%
114%
11
20
.-•v>
*
Secur—No
American Export Lines Inc
Amer & Foreign Power com—No
87 preferred
—No
American European
31
30V4
30%
42%
42
42%
41%
41'A
19
18%
18%
*18%
22%
22V4
223/8
91
97
97
114%
pax
9
2
23
1
51% Jan
10
37% Oct 17
8% Jan
24
19
86
Jan 24
2
17% May 24
23
Sep 20
Aug
8
75
Jun
16
Jan
17
Jun 29
20
24 Vi Feb
21
Jan
29
6%
convertible
75%
74 Va
30%
303A
42%
43
18 Va
18%
22%
22%
•221/4
223/4
•22%
*94
22%
95%
111 1/2
1133/4
111% 114%
280
*250
280
51
49
50%
49i/4
49%
50%
51
95
113 Va
95%
275
268%
268%
158
159
158%
158%
909
49%
49%
4,100
49%
493/4
Monday
16%
16%
1%
1%
*42 %
108
11%
11%
11%
11%
941/2
93%
93
93
93%
59%
59%
59%
45
45%
45'/a
5%
5V4
*5%
5%
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46
93 Va
5%
7%
78
*76%
21*
*19
16%
16%
1%
1%
1%
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*109Va
109%
1083/4
108%
109
60%
5V«
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•45
5%
•43
46
20%
X363^
36%
36%
7%
*6%
7 Vb
63A
6%
63/4
37%
63A
•76%
78%
36 Va
36 Va
20
*76%
•76%
20%
20%
•20
20Va
20 Va
203A
600
19 %
19 Va
•19%
19%
19%
19%
700
19%
*19 Va
19%
19%
19%
21%
X20%
20%
20
20%
20
20'A
20Va
20%
193%
20%
98%
98%
*96
98%
97%
97%
96
96
96
96
96
96
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,500
No par
100
*18%
81
80
80
•793/4
80%
•793A
80%
530
19%
80
15%
15%
15%
153/4
*15%
15%
15'A
15%
63
63%
62%
63 Va
62%
62%
62
63
3
Dec 11
100
.2
*97%
98%
98%
98%
97
97
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13 Va
8%
8%
8%
33 Va
34%
33 3A
34
34
34%
36% Feb
3
23% Oct
19
12'A Jan
2
Dec
7
164
7
Nov 26
31% Jan 15
42
July 16
70% Mar 28
xl43
Dec
5
37
8
American Molasses Co
8
17% Nov 15
177
Feb
26
11
6
Oct
15
40
38% Apr 27
2
Jun 26
73% May 28
13% May
138
Mar
1
6
15% Nov 30
23% Feb
9
25
163% Sep
10
Jan
Jun 29
7
57 % Apr
4
115 Va Nov 26
132% Dec
Apr
30
30% Jun
25
8
X95% Jun 28
70
July 17
14Vi Mar 28
77% Apr
July
*25% Apr
2
2
3
3
100
Jun
11
33%
21%
33%
21 Va
21%
15%
15%
15%
68% Jan 31
154
78
Jan
Sep
16
14
120% Apr 16
10% Feb. 6
46"% Jan
107
3
Mar 16
94% Jan
2
18
18
52
Oct 15
47% Oct
8
29% Oct
119
Oct
7%
34% Aug 20
Jan
13
64
•43%
21%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
•161%
164%
•161 Va
164%
70
x7 Va
7 Va
7%
7%
43%
7'A
3,500
433A
*43 Va
43%
7%
•43
44
44
42%
43%
43
433A
48%
48%
48
48%
48%
49%
48%
147% 148%
147%
148'A
148 3A
146%
38%
*127
146%
1463/4
38%
38%
129%
•127
147%
38%
129%
147%
38%
.
148
38%
129
•126
383A
*38
130
*126
•43
38%
*126
•43
44
38 Va
•38%
•126
130
44
300
190
44
48%
11,900
740
149
500
383A
130
36
36 Va
353/4
4,900
36%
36%
36%
36%
35%
35%
36 Ve
35%
35%
*35%
35%
35%
35%
36
36
36%
10 Va
10%
10 Va
10 Va
10
10Va
10 y8
10%
10
•10
58%
57 3A
58
58%
58
573A
58
58
573A
131%
130%
131 Va
16%
17%
6,900
156%
156%
42,100
61%
11,200
133%
67%
6,500
58%
100
100
*1293/4
8
15%
.100
25
common
158%
131
15%
156%
'
131%
131%
15%
16
159
60%
15 3/4
15%
158%
133
132%
133%
66%
67 Vb
158%
60%
60%
133 V
/132%
67
67%
663A
116
96
773%
8
Amer Zinc Lead & 8melt oom
1
773/4
25%
26
4 58
130%
133
60%
58
130%
38%
67%
116%
60%
159
61
116
116
*130%
15%
16%
16%
16Va
1583/a
1583/4
Xl56%
1563/4
60%
60 3A
60%
132%
133 %
132%
66%
66
8%
8%
8%
37 Va
37%
37%
95%
953A
96%
96 %
77 Va
77%
*77 Va
25%
25%
25%
37%
37%
96
96
-
96%
78 V*
77%
78%
77 V*
773/4
25%
25%
25%
105
105
37%
*96
103
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Glass
106%
105%
105'A
50 3%
50%
49%
49 Va
44%
44%
43%
45
45 Va
44
No par
50%
44%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
*105
Corp—
Common
No par
preferred& Oo.
Oil Oorp
Andes Copper
Products Co Lac
•100
102
•100
54
•53
21.80
*53%
10
44%
44%
23%
23%
♦6%
6%
102
•100
50%
'
102
49'A
•100
104
50
44%
•44
29%
29%
102 Va
•53
X43%
22 Va
•6Va
6%
44'%
44%
44 %
44%
44%
45 Va
23
23
22
22 Va
22
22
•GVa
'
•101
54 %
6Va
51
44%
54
53%
6%
29%
103%
102
54
6%
103
50 Va
533A
6%
680
37%
96
6%
54
•103
500
230
116%
8%
50
25
1153/4
1,600
...
116
1153A
78%
25%
66%
8%
95%
26%
603A
133
66 3A
116%
373A
26
61%
133
4,200
1,000
V
132%
8%
8%
37%
8%
*66
•130
*116%
8%
38%
am
85 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
A P W
10,400
21,200
21%
15%
164%
49
37%
Anderson-Prlchard
21%
21V8
15 Va
♦161%
43%
42%
*953/4
Anderson Clayton
1,900
42%
No pax
16
10,100
34 3/8
103/8
Woolen common
28
34 Va
34 Va
48%
preferred
100
84 conv prior preference—No par
Sep
33%
34%
35%
7%
49% Oct
33'/a
36 %
American Water Works Co Inc
27% Nov
333A
•33%
49%
8%
4
1,000
44
83/s
3
4,200
8%
43
49
116%
10
13 %
8%
*42%
8%
Sep
21 %
21 Va
550
13 'A
:
♦43%
116%
84
7%
8%
8%
1,600
2,200
1
98%
10%
—100
American Viscose Oorp com
25
5% preferred
100
Hock
7%/-.
13%
•8Va
97%
13%
36%
preferred
American
>r
13%
63
*35%
preferred
13% Apr
13
8% Jan 22
7%
163
Xl3%
i5ya
62%
NoDar
Refining com
Tobacco
7%
mm
15%
163
164
97%
15 Va
•97
No par
American Tel <5e Tel Co.
6%
;
164
164
98
500
35%
American Sumatra Tobacco
American
*162
*97
8,400
No par
Stores Co
American Sugar
100
preferred
American 8tove Co
Anchor
110
8
Snuff Co common—25
American Steel Foundries
American
„
34
21%
153/4
No par
Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt <Ss Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
31% Apr
5% Oct 22
33%
21%
Safety Razor
non-cum
34%
34
American
6%
333/4
21%
American Seating Co
5
American
8%
333/4
*33%
100
19
2
8%
13%
8%
"15%
preferred
Feb
103% Sep 25
167
Jan
9
*79%
80
No par
Light
49% Oct
56
32% Jan 10
9% Nov
2
129
7%
33%
18%
19
No par
com—No par
Co
Power &
Amer Rad & Std San'y
10% Jan
14
59% Jan
American News
American
42% Feb
2
*8
American Natural Gas Co—No par
139% Jan
30% July
80
1
Jan
35% Oct
Jun 20
123% Jun
preferred
Amer Metal Products Oo
American
——
21%
15%
3
1,200
78%
20%
*76%
78%
80
16 Vb Jan
8,000
78 Va
633/4
11
1,500
363A
15%
13% Dec 13
8
July 31
3
31% July 19
400
5%
46
46
63%
27% Jan
60%
100
—
4% ft
2,300
11,100
45 Va
*43
No par
3
1,900
3,900
11%
923%
59 3A
45%
51/4
109
11%
59Va
451/4
5'A
5%
59%
45%
593/4
*45
12,000
92%
"■
500
4,300
1%
7%
78
*20%
16%
%
16 Va
36%
46
363/4
7%
900
29%
46
•42%
36%
7%
36%
Sharey
*28
29%
163/a
16%
59%
45
♦28
6%
6%
113A
93
46
*7%
*76%
preferred
100
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of HI
1
American Locomotive common
1
11%
93%
36%
NO per
109%
109
9 per share
6%
1
1%
11%
93%
11%
11%
6%
1%.
109%
16%
30
Sales for
the Week
-
9 per share
*29
59
*
6%
6%
32%
16%
1%
109
*6%
6%
313A
6%
32%
16%
6%
*31%
American Metal Co Ltd comJNo par
19% Mar
100
Friday
Dec. 13
9 per share
I per share
9 per share
6%
32
Thursday
Dec. Vi
Amer Machine & Metals
106% Jan 31
II,500
Dee. 14
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 11
Dec, 10
7
97
" 60
*260
3
41% Apr
600
V
115
3
May
300
96
114%
17% Oct
90
Dec
3
900
3,500
115
64% Dec
8
80
20% Oct
10,500
1,100
30
42%
10% Jan 25
95% Aug 28
14% Jan
2
380
75
30
153%
5%
non-cum
7%
5,500
<:
36%
preferred
Amer Mach <fc Fdry com
3.90% preferred
105
168
363/a
19
1531%
58%
50
^.1
preferred
Products
American Ice Co common.
6%
167%
■
42%
157%
*45
American Hide & Leather com—1
American Home
8,000
•18%
157
11%
93%
No par
preferred
2
Nov
8,100
5Va
19
•250
108%
par
—No par
10
6% May
800
11 Va
95%
31
:
159
1%
10
29% Jan
X75%
78
31
••••'
105%
109% 110%
36 %
X75%
6,600
53/4
168
36%
1
11%
110 %
167
36%
76
78%
16%
40o
American Hawaiian S3 Co—
44
109%
167%
36%
280
32
par
American Gas & Electrio Co„
_
110%
166%
373/e
>78%
*156
*6%
1
60 Vb Aug
Jan
110
167%
36%
111% 111%
*250
9 per share
Par
.
50
Nov
T:
5%
Xl67%
36%
160
4,700
41
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
61% May 15
41% May 19
6
X40 V2
♦103%
5%
3,300
14% "14%
106
5%
19%
61
•♦59
11%
160
Saturday
American Encaustlo Tiling...
$6
193/s
3,600
'
Dec, 8
87 2nd preferred A.
Jan
106
11%
280
49
..
11%
*156%
preferred series B-100
American Distilling Ca
—20
EXCHANGE
2
>
106
<
*250
preferred series A.100
conv
NEW YORK STOCK
9
19%
♦60%
41%
97
8
150
106 %
com
23
58% Jan
149
;
100
9 per share
47
11
0% Jan
X147
62%
16%
19--H
19%.
14%
149%
62%
16%
*95%
18% Jan
36% July
19% Feb
19%
151%
1473/4
63
88%
89%
*60
149%
152
16%
>
*22%
111% Dec
37 %
July 12
88%
17%
63
16%
prior preferred——100
American Cyanamld Co com
10
1
38% Nov 24
106
149%
63
2,400
i 38
151
153%
*18%
Nov 15
40% Dec 28
28% Dec
•17
19
3% Jan
11
27% Mar 10
18% July 13
•35%
17%
*18%
1% Nov 15
84% May
-
27% Apr
6
38
•17
10
10
16
69
46 % Dec
•35%
173/4
Colortype Co
22% Feb
150
100
38
*17%
American
11
9
8
Mar
3
76 % Jan
158
♦351/2
173/4
9
32% Dec
161% May 20
95
61
17
136% Oct 13
May 1
8% Feb 14
63
18
Nov 24
12% Jan 11
Jun 27
18% Jun 30
146 % Jan
3
62% July 26
38
*17%
No par
Co
preferred
Highest
3
61% Mar 16
53% Dec 14
73% Nov 24
169% Sep 14
44
Jun
6
128
♦35%
17%
Broadcasting Co Inc—.1
preferred
3Va
3 Va
38
*17%
14%
41%
Shoe
100%
3%
*35%
16%
2,400
4,400
8,000
92%
993/4
3Va
3%
3%
3%
81%
99%
300
14,300
1,800
371/2
81%
98 3A
17%
63
2
American Car & Ftiry
3%%
3%
,
37%
V
,
52
103%
81%
!
„
94%
51%
103
38
*152
:-V
10
American Can Co common
3%%
3%
4,800
•94
51%
103%
37%
37%
100
1,200
41
*17%
./•?42.fZ
2
15
16% Nov
60 % Aug
3%
//
94
35Va
40%
*35%
42
6
24 % Feb
4
4% Mar 23
38% Jan 25
98%
12,500
35%
'
51%
81%
31
2
4
35% Dec
81
98V2
*41%
Aug
21% Jan
38
81%
99%
143/4
413A
convertible
94
37%
81
98%
*30%
Aug
Nov 24
145
36%
81%
700
74%
20%
41%
103%
99%
3%
73%
•20%
>
35%
403A
51%
99%
99%
♦35
103
37%
9Va
'
94%
51%
102%
99%
No par
180
2
29% May 1
9
July 14
37 Va
♦94
80
Co
131% Aug
5% Jan
134% Sep 25
22% Mar 24
37%
>;
513/4
103%
37%
51
81
•"'•/: * 3
-50
preferred
94
102%
92
•9
73%
37%
37%
*80%
100
preferred
94
513A
102%
& Cable—No par
294
9 per share
■
4
•;
1
common—
94%
50%
102%
51%
22% Feb
Lowest
34% Apr 11
9% Apr 13
92
Mar 29
16 Va Dec 28
25% Oct
7
( 21% Deo 28
101
Nov 22.
17% May 12
J- 90
Oct 11
11% NOV 22
47'A Dec 29
106% May 17
18% Aug 16
9% Nov 10
33% Mar 16
36% Jan 28
22% May 23
16% May 12
185
Apr 24
37% Dec 22
94%
95
9Va
20%
35%
104
1,600
•90
723A
41%
51%
7,800
92
20%
41'
*94%
43%
106%
20%
35%
*102
48
72%
35
400
82
•78
71%
41%
17,300
106
48 Va
*20%
71%
21
41%
Chicle
4
71%
♦20%
35
American Chain
2
713/4
21
3%
79
106
•9
9%
41%
American
10
*9
353/a
19
28% Feb 24
Nov 19
9
41%
21
99
9
320
71
3%
79
82
4,000
2,100
21 Va
•90
92
*90
35%
Feb
,
•\>
20%
48%
•70
3%
79
20
2%
-
106
48%
105%
93
9%
*78%
83
48V4
105%
*90
70
1,900
137Va
23/4
21 Va
3%
41%
No par
conv
American Cable
7%
71%
•20%
71
93
137%
2%
7,100
110%
21 Va
•78%
100
26 Va
110
140
79%
*77%
49
105%
49
263/4
1101/4
3%
*78%
83
48 Vb
105%
STOCKS
22
45% Aug 25
8 Va Dec 29
49
Dec 11
46% Jun 30
cum
American
7%
9%
9%
71
No par
America
of
Airlines
Amer Brake
Range Since Jan. 1
55 % Mar
43% July 26
4% Jan
3
*9
79
*78%
49
105%
71
3%
3%
.
7,100
8%
♦48
23/4
21%
70
71
3%
V 79
8%
8%
70
21%
35%
American Bosch Corp
4%
•90 :\
93
71
,
35,000
21%
3
2%
3
21%
41%
American Bank Note common
6%
48%
105%
33% Oct
42% Jun 29
93% Oct 13
3
85% May 17
x45
Jan
71% Jan
6
25 % Mar 22
79% Oct 17
44% July 12
14
19
39% Jan 18
4
8% May 19
24
Jan
171% Jan
111
9per share
share
118% Sep
185
"
21'A July 10
89
Jun
4
Highest
B% July 13
18
July 31
17
Jun 27
2% July 13
64 Va Jan
3
12 % July 12
16
30
7% Mar 2
2
2
5
6
Jan
14 Vi Apr
29
73 % July
Year 1950
Lowest
44% Feb
114
2
Dec
166
18
17
18
27
22
23
27
7
21
19
23
Previous
Range for
17% Jan
34% Jun 23
July 6
IOVb Jan 10
5% Jun 29
14% Apr 21
178
17 Vb Dec
48%
105%
*90,
;#■
3%
79
78%
*78
78%
,•
48%
*105
2%
21%
*35%
10
92
102
4
109% Oct
8
7% Jan
*78
♦783/4
79
♦136
-
3
21%
*20%
Amalgamated Leather Co com—1
6% convertible prefersed
80
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
15
12% Jun 29
Dec 30
43% Dec 14
101 % Feb
*78%
;
3%
3%
140
72
*70
72
3%
Vo par
Aluminium Limited
16 % Jan
20
10% Jun 27
*70
21%
27Va
49
♦137
V
26%
273/a
137%
2%
3
21%
2,600
27Va
26%
137%
♦135%
140
2%
21%
300
591/2
48
140
3
13
57
Co
8%
8%
110
*135
2,600
39
59%
49%
26%
31%
60
26%
*49
1,500
31 Va
110%
—100
No par
conv
Jan
78
8%
8%
50
No par
Mills
American
8%
•49
30
♦38%
110
Allied Stores
13 Vb Jan
Dec 27
14
66% Sep
X26%
400
3,000
30
39 Va
109%
3
165% Oct 30
2
Jan
49
273/a
B
Aluminum
Oct 15
26%
3,200
7
31%
109%
1
,
88% Aug 31
04
9% Jun 27
Dye,
40% Apr 27
Nov 23
53% Nov 22
27
&
28
3
27%
Shares
55 Va
*6Va
31%
*38
109%
100
preferred
Alpha Portland Cement—.
84
59%
8%
50
♦49
50
59%
1093/4
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Common.No par
36
83/4
8%
8%
38V4
59%
110%
9
Dec 22
40
27%
31%
38%
109%
13
5% Dec 29
Jan 26
98
6
Aug 16
27 %
31%
60%
the Week
.
114%
30
100
Feb
16% July 13
Jun
4
July
3
27
31%
39
114
30
27%
54% Oct
2
Mar 13
26%
59%
30
31%
60%
30
39
60
30%
26%
Allied Kid Co
107% Oct 15
34 Va Jun
59%
7
27%
Allen Industries Inc—
89% Jun 29
20
39%
6%
7
6%
55%
114
26%
4% % preferred w w
—106
1
Allegheny Corp common.
.100
fl%# preferred A.
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp-.No par
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6* gtd
100
3%%
32
31%
7
56
•
26%
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Allied
551/4
26%
series
1951
Chemical
30
*37%
*49
90
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining—10
Aldens Inc common
9
Allied
55 Va
55
Dec. 14
♦ per share
No par
Air Reduction Inc
pfd
30 %
39%
25%
Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
X101
25
67% July
53% May 31
$3 preferred w w
30%
32%
*59%
Corp—
1
Affiliated Gas Equipment oom—1
4.50%
55%
7
30%
*37%
.No par
*
30% Jun
26% Dec 11
.1
Co
^
55
7%
•?■■•. 7
30%
Admiral
Apr
Express
7%
7
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp—10
49
101% Nov
4
r
32
2
.
,
553/4
Seles fer
Friday
Dec. 13
I per share
9 per share
114
—10
2
28% Nov 27
5
36
Steel Co
36% July 12
V8%Jan
Feb
.2.50
Motors Co.,
55%
55%
Thursday
Dec. 12
t per share
,
,
_100
25% Jan
Nov 18
11% May 27
93
(conv)—.
preferred
27 % Jan
13% Mar 15
B9% Mar. 2
Jan
*54%
A
Laboratories
cam
14
104
19
4%
29
55% Mar
15
2% Jun 27
74
Sep
21% Jan
<
Abbott
33% Jan
53% Nov 15
39 % Apr 17
2% July 13
15% Mar 29
58
114% Dec 14
4Va Mar 15
30
2
Aug
42% Feb
20% July 13
67% Jan
62
25% Dec
7% July 26
110% Jan
•
Wednesday
Dec. 11
#per share
< per share
Par
share
Tuesday
Dec. 10
Dec. 8
27% Dec 29
3
21
39 % July 14
48% Dec
Dec
6
share
$ per
41% Mar 15
114
Dec 13
54% Jan 21
1
July 12
36% Dec
$ per
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
•"
2,400
8,800
•
230
280
78
253A
6,500
200
104
50%
51%
31,600
44
44%
1,240
30
7,000
29%
•101
•53
102%
54
,
—.
1,200
44 Va
44%
44%
4,600
22 Va
23
23%
1,200
6%
700
6Vb
*
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2366)
Monday,.December 17, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
w
STOCKS
E*nge for Previous"
$ per
$ per
share
49% Dec,
26
46% Apr
13
47% Oct
18
7% Jan 13
11% Dec
28
60
36 %
33% July 14
26 Vi Jan
;
$ per share
share
Jan
69
53
Aug
105% Nov
104
109% July 17
120
8
9
8% Nov
-
24:
prior preferred
conv
28
19
27% Jan
,2
28% Oct
23
27% Jan
2
101% Sep
25
Nov
28
21
3
Oct
Carpet Co Inc—,
4
98
1st
2
New
Aug
3
New
23% Oct
10
21% Jun
12
18% Jan
2
41
Jan
13
70% Dec
28
61% Jun
29
A3
Feb
7
68
Jan
28
86
Nov
18
83
Jan
4
104
Dec
14
86
Jun
27
95
lb
100% Dec
12
36% Jan
24
75% Dec
18
92% Jan
60% Jan
4
80% Sep
6
99% Jan
5
105% Nov
27
92% Jun
25
105% Jan
17
22 % July 13
25% Nov
24
May 23
28% Sep
12
preferred
5
40
Dec
27
Feb
2
116
Dec
27
July
7
31% Dec
30
9% Nov
17
Feb
28
6V4 Jun
31
12%
12%
12%
12%
93%
92%
94%
93%
54%
54%
54%
92
92
92
91%
92%
115
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115
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115
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16%
*15%
8%
8%
25%
8%
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35%
37%
37%
37%
39
39
41
41
25%
Atlantic
5%
W
Lines
Atlantic Refining
Atlas
65%
26%
26%
35%
36
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39%
1-39
20%
.
40%
20%
20%
20%
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1,700
78
77
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51
51
51%
51%
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23
23
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23
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28
28
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28
800
<
73%
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100
74%
94%
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28
8,600
270
7,200
'
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7% Nov
29
10% Jan
15
15% Sep
18
16% Jan
10
11% Jan
19
43% Jun
26
37
1.601
77%
pai
18
26
36%
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23%
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11
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23
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16
115
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600
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59
94%
55%
92%
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<fc
.
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—
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Atlantic Coast Line RR—,—No
Atl G
-
10
Fe—
Santa
&
Preferred
' 114
114
95%
55
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'
100
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55%
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54% -54%
55
92
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—
94%
95 %
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28
29
4
12%
13
Jun
5% Jun
37% Jan
12%.
Jun
26
10 V* July 11
3
12%
108% Dec
13>
14% Jun
5% Jan
12%
/..■•*,
common'
Atlas Powder—5
15
X- 12%
No par
—
Investment
Topeka
Aug
55
19
28% Sep
12%
Goods Corp—
2nd preferred
6%
Associates
82
xl7% Dec
105
12%
Co com—_r
common
5.25%
11
68% Dec
New
31
*25
8
Industries Inc..————2.50
Atch
J
39%
*58%
38 "a
81.20 cum conv preferred—No par
2
68% Oct
6
38%
Ashland Oil <fc Refining
50% Nov 30
Nov
59
39
Arvtn
Sep
40% May
24% Oct
Nov
89
2
59
38%
Artloom
7
41% Jan
91
59% Mar
July 12
59%
39%
preferred
Nopai
84 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
*_5
Associated Dry
39 V«
59
39,
28% Oct
22% July 12
27% Oct
July 12
Nov
59
39%
42
28% Sep
July 17
20
59
39%
*59
Sales tor
Dec. I t
i per share
39%
13% Feb
27
Friday
Dec. 13
S ner share
S pet share
58%
No par
No par
*58
Thursday
Dec. 1'J
.'
39 %
13.75
Aug
$ per share
PRICKS
Wednesday
58 %
com
Armstrong Cork Co com
Jan
t per share
SALE
Tuesday
Dec. iJ
10
Illinois
Co of
&
HIGH
AND
;'
Monday
; Dec. 10
$ per share
No
Corp
19% Feb
15% July 23
27
12% Jan
16
59% Aug
t
7
Steel
Armour
Dec
96
76% July 20
46% Jan >:
July 13
21
21
9
91% Dec
19% Dec
18
8% July 13...
12% Jan
Par
'
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Armco
29
10
Saturday
Dee. 8
1
'Aug 13
51% Jan
17
117'/2Jun
107% July 31
14% Apr
2
Nov
91
13
39% July 26
100% Mar 13
25
July 2
8% July 18
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
Aug 23
13% May
8% Mar
25
18
Autocar
Co--'
1
1
51% Mar
Automatic Canteen Co
Avco Mfg Corp
8
82.25
9%
7
% 9%
•>?}. 12%
?12%
67k
77k
44%
44%
7
44%
No par
9'/4
V--:
137k
13
(The) common. —3
preferred
conv
5 ♦"
of Amer
44%
.■
97k
9 7k
67k'
?,
7
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\
5
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13
13
9
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7
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7
45
44%
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9
127 k
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7
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< :/■".
1,900
1.900
V/B
30,000
7?
44%
44%
800
B
10% Dec
25
15% Aug
5
Jun
9
15% Jan
26
9% July
i:
X9% Dec
28
17% Jun 29
40
Dec
28
Oct
U
3
74% Aug 17
12
Apr
28
Jun
15% July
34
July
28
17% Feb
63
10
10
3
20% Dec
27
13% Jan
30
Babbitt
15% Jan
22
Baidwin-Lima-Hamllton
2
24% Jan
17
Baltimore & Onio common
17
,
2
45% Nov
Jun
28
27% Jan
16
63% Sep
14
74% Jan
30
Jan
2
88
Oct
17% Jan
2
23% Feb
43 % Jan
31
4Va%
15
'
28% Jan
9
12% Jan
17
38
Nov
27
19% Oct
29
98
Feb
108
96
May 11
24% Dec 29
9
15% Mar 25
2.
2
Mar
107
Bath
Mar
Works
Iron
Corp
8
convertible
3%%
37% Feb 21
Beaunlt,
90% Oct
21,
78
July 19
89
Nov
7
Beck
13% Dec
18
10% Mar 13
14
Sep
12
35
Beech
12
32% Feb
5
29% Jun
30% Jun
25
34% Jan
18% Oct
23
14% Dec
14
3
12% Feb
6
15
3
Beech-Nut
8
Creek
28% Dec
12
22% Apr
4
33% Oct
6
Bell
.4
19% Oct
18
17 % Jan
3
23% Feb
9
Bell &
100% Oct
5
94% Mar
9
34% Jan
13
53% Dec
18
20% July 27
79
Jun
26% May
14
1
4
Dec
26
30% Jan
156
Nov
32% Dec
87% Oct
26
46% Jun
28
2
60
x82
9% Jan
17% Jun
3
14
91
Aug
2
18
Nov
S per share
Lowest
$ per share
25% Apr 26
13% Jun 27
34% Oct 24
15% Dec
8
1%
1%
28%
28%
Foods
—1
(Del)
NEW
YORK
:.
Black Ss Decker
4
Blaw-Knox
Co—
44% Jan
3
651
Feb
13
97% Apr
I
JUly 6
38%; Jun 29
73% May 26
27
89
JUlk
Bon
Ami
25% Oct
23
7% Feb
14
13% Dec
15
17
Bond
Jan
31
Book-of-the-Month
27
7% Mar 10
;
2
Borden
9
Borg-Warner
15%' Nov 27
18% July 14
19% Jan
8
24<
53% Feb
9
5.
29% Feb
20
23% Jan
13% Jan
29
2
19% Oct
2
3-
30
44% May 17
Apr 11
94% May 2538% Feb 26
53-
48% Nov 29
18
14
14% Oct 24
11% Jan
Nov 24
49
2
23% Jan
25% Dec
4
40
62% Jan
If
12% July 13
8
Mar 31
1108% July 12
8% July 12
1
Oct
20
30% Dec
122% Dec 14
18
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69% Mar
7
3% Jan 13
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100
Dec
1
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92% July 25'
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Feb
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29
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8% July
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106
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22% Dec
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43% Apr
3
14% July 13
60
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61
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Jan
11% Aug
14
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For footnotes see
page 24.
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28
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100% May 15
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36%
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8
5
19
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24
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4
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16
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28
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15
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17
49
82'
23
27
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Jun
22
18
17%
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3
53% Feb
Mar 13
12
17
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preferred
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36% Sep 11
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34% Jan
5%
July 23
29% Jan
3
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<
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Jun
__
38
224k
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preferred
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Apr 17
12
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126
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8
26'
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Nov
12
32% Jan 26
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27
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Jan
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87
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36% Mar
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July 12
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2,000
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par
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23% Mar 24
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100
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com
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19
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51% Nov 16
19
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32%
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27% Dec
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19%
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3234
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23.% July 14
32
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87
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19
52%
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31%
3134
41% Dec
20.
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32
51%
60
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313k
14%
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102.
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14%
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3
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143 k
31%
14%
87
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9
303k
1434
32
31
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&
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12
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12
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7
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28
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22
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53
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17% Oct
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22% Dec
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353k
32%
19
8
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.
100
23%
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2,600
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93k
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53%
40% Sep
20% Sep
12% July 13
8% Dec 20
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86'/2
39
11% Dec
41
32%
Bethlehem Steel
S per share
'
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53%
22% Mar 25
29
41
9 34
12%
37%
20
*66%,
;
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13% July 2'
17% Jun 26
28
18% Dec
Dec
24%
1934
36%
100
23,600
37%-
7834
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82
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X78
19%
12
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Loan Corp
32% July 2
15%'Jtfn 25
19% Dec 27
13% Jan
22% Jan
V 24
82
79%
1934
32%
Highest
$ per share
11% Jun 27
4
24%
67
223k
'
1,400
10,100
19
1934
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5
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
■
23%
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99
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
99
—1
common—
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!
101
22%
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9%
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183k
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35%
,
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21
Nov
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9%
1
67
1934
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22%
9%
'
11
8
'
78
19%
41 V
35
22%
78
'
37%;
2034
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30
14% Apr
22
36
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-
,
37
,
66%
10
16
21% Jun
16% Nov 23
36
\ 79%
.
37%.
21%
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946.No par
Benguet Consol ;Minlng CO—18 pesos
S
Jan
155% Feb
22%
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1
37% Feb
4,
Bendlx
*40
,
1
preferred
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Aug 21
32% Feb
29
139% Dec
10
41
v,
*19% •'19%
,
10
Corp
Howell Co
*78
197/a
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50
Co
37%
20%
66%
37%
81
100
RR—
-
'X 20%;<20%
Vv*66% ;68%%
*19%-
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Aircraft
4%%
4
5
,Jun
1%-Jan
2
26% Jun 25
32% Nov 17
39% May 26
49% Dec 28
21
10
77
'
31% Oct 21
13
139% Jan
11
'
59% Feb
21% Jan
23
2% Jan
23% July 14
31% Apr 20
46% Jun 29
3
Feb
90
July 23
;*78
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2.5C
pfd
Belding-Heminway
10
89
20 »/4
37%
20%
63%
100
common
4%*
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Feb
1
Inc
(A
19% Mar
12% Jan
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Mills
Shoe
33% Jan
7
37%>
37%
19%
12.50
Beech Aircraft Corp
July 13
37%
20%
37%
-*66%
.
No par
preferred
7
13% Jan
19 Va
—1
Inc.—,
Cigars
Beatrice Foods Co common
3
28
1834
50
Jan
29% Jan
10 7
19
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preferred
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8
(Delaware).
7% Feb
74
103k
183 k
*10
2
Jan
1034
19%
100
common
93k,
;io%-
•
103k
18%
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31% Jan
37
9 7k
9%
10%
19%
Oil
19% July
9% Nov 10
9% Jun 30
29% Jun 29
26
93k
11%
19
Barker
34% May 17
Jan
93k;
V-
10%
19%
Barber
Corp
93 k
11%
3
non-cum
9%
9%,
x9%
11
19
3
4%
9%
>11
100
*50
25% July 26
13%. Jan
9-
39
3
9%
1-
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100
14% Jan
59
8,
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preferred*—
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28
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Bangor <fc Aroostook common
Convertible 5%
preferred
39% July 13
15% July 12
35% Dec 19
20% Feb
(B
80
•
33,700
2,200
}
Volume 174
Number 5073
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2367)
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lib
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share
July 13
103 % Nov
34 Va Mar 16
3
30V4 Jan
29
41
26
15 % July 13
21% May 20
3d Va May 13
35
19
x77/« Mar 13
140
16
15
52
1
138
Nov
29
43
Jan
3
150
27
55
103 Va Dec
May
Dec
Mar
100
22
29% Mar 21
47% Dec
Carrier
Dec
155
13
141
6
5
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13
12
116
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18
20 % Sep
21
17% Oct
3
5%
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14 Va Jan
2
15'/a July 14
17% Apr
18
15% Jan
3
15
20% Aug 29
18% Jan
131/4 July 13
Jan
3
6
8% Jan
2
10% May
1
Central
16 Va July
2
24V+ Feb
23
Central
39 % Jan
3
57% Feb
23
5%
Jan
3
10% Nov
19
4
36% Die
13
Central
7
112 Va Feb
15
38 Va Feb
July 13
-2
32 Va Jan
Feb
27
102 % Dec
Dec
20
9
113
27
•
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24
3
Sep
2
26
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2
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2
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18
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34% Dec
28
33 % Jail
25
58% Oct
30
18% Apr
29
14 Va Jan
2
18 Vb Oct
5
Dec
29
33% Apr
6
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9
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25
98
Jan
8
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25
Jun
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23
Dec
2
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2
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2
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26
38% Feb
8
28
80
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90'/a Jan
2
17
29
14 :■ May 24
3
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12% Jan
18
10
21% Dec
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23 V# Feb
-
Feb
Feb
9
32% Dec
11
17% Oct
29
3
3 7'/4 Dec
14
27% Nov
5
16% Dec
21
12 Va Jun
Jan
5
10% Dec
30
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13
23% Dec
28
17 % Jun
27% Mar 30
51 >/4 Dec
27
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Jan
3
22 Va Dec
28
27% Jan
3
441/a Dec
11
38% Dec
11
26 Vo Jun
17
27
77
59% Feb
9
28 Va Mar
3
11
52% Feb
27
20
43% Oct
81 Va Nov
Sep
22
29% July 19
44
Dec
84% Oct
/
3 % Dec
5
Feb
82% Apr
2
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26
Jan
Lowest
3
24
$ per share
f per
$ per share
31% Jan
24
109% Mar
36 Va Dec
Dec
Jun
29
Feb
107
14
30
EXCHANGE
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Gas
Elec
Sc.
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Cities
18
City Investing Co common
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93
May 12
85% Jun
19
34
Mar 15
27% July 31
32% Mar
lG'/a Feb
16
20% Jun
17% Dec
14
21% Jan
26
88
Dec
14
100% Feb
15
29
38
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9
53% Feb
14
19
140
Oct
25
Feb
5
24
138
72
Mar" 11
Jun
1
Mar 30
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Sep
6
23% July 13
62% Jan
3
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150
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Nov
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112% Mar
23
75
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27
11
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29
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73
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67
4
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Oct
94
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15
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13
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37% Mar 15
24% Nov
24
34 % Apr
16
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112% Mar 16
90 % Dec
14
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22
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43
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5
26
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18
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92
Dec
28
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24
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30
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Jan
13
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21
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22
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29
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19
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58
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7
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27
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18
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1
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14
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5
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18
22% Jan
8
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6
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12
2
32% Dec
7
Nov
30
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2
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3
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6
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18
28
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115
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10
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25
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28
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6
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11
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12
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Jun
27
28V. Dec
22
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25
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28
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6
10%
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13% Dec
28
10% Dec
14
16
Feb
5
Consolidated
Retail
Nov
24
18
Feb
3
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26
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10% Jan 25
Dec
7
109
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22
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Cigar.
Consolidated
108% Oct
>
*4244
^.10
Nopar
Consolidated
3
3644
*16 V2
20 V«
Corp...'.;
20
2
v
36%
N
I,800
9
10%
*1144
20 Vb
—;
18
13% Oct
1044
■•-'
.
87
Co
Edison
preferred
Congole urn-Nairn
10%
.
19 44
47%
Publishing Co—No par
Jun
;
1044
i/'V'
%
21%
Nopar
35% Jan
28
4944
10%
36%
.-,
12
10
6
Jan
30
m.lis
*48%
*8144
40Vb
Solvents,
conv
184
18%
*18
6%
23 VB
22%
Co__„__S
Credit Co
Nast
84b
18%
49
19
;
No par
Elec
Ohio
29% Nov
105% Dec
33% May 19
109% Mar 18
6
Jun
7 % Jan
28
106 % July 19
,
27
$1.32
Conde
1,500
io y*
87
—"
.—
common..No pat
Inc
26
500
19%
8%
6%
34
19
Engineering
43'/a Dec
26% Dec
140
*75
49 Vb
104
35 44
*67
15%
••24% Apr
15% July
944
*93
x29
18 V4
89
44%
31%
Superheater
161/2
19%
9
X5544
32%
TV
5644
102% 104
:;i%
Combustion
29
1644
20
11
19%
15%
Columbus
22% Mar 10
45% Jan
1644
*19%
9
*38
82 %
*43
100
Ry com
$4.25 cum prefd„N0 par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
19
*1644
19%
16%
88%
31%
Pictures
16 44
9
19
47V4
31%
Right-? "
3,600
4,300
19%
*201%
*1944
Corp. com..No par
B
Columbia
65% Mar 19
18
*102%
47%
.2.50
Class
1744
*16%
/
*87
1st
non-cum
__
47%
Columbia Gas System Inc—No par
14
July 12
11
Iron
&
*-750
com_..No par
preferred
.100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
Columbia Broad Sys lnc cl A—2.50
17
25
32%
Corp___._No par
& Southern
Colorado
24
32%
134
134
'*86%
88
10144 101%
..No par
Aikman
&
Colo Fuel
3
Jail
444
95Va
4%
com....Nopar
preferred
Collins
?
25'/a
Corp.—.No par
5
23% Jan
3444
25%
(The)
Co
100% Feb
$3.50
-3444
* 94%
Internatl
Coca-Cola
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
•Coca-Cola
9544
> 36V4
.
140
80
4'%
104 Vb
*40
00
100
2nd preferred....
12
25%
40% Oct
preferred
cum
17%
17%
•
1944
23%
38%
90J/4
4444
No par
Co com.,
7%
V/c
10
35% Jan
.
Cluett Peabodv
109%
*18%
32%
t per share
1
preferred
Clopay Corp
r
14,000
149
109%
17%
39
*33
Dee. 10
f
100
..J
common
18
25
36
Ir.c
conv
Jan
860 i,
37% Jan
,
cum
Jun
132
26
13
Foods
55 % Feb
29
19 Vb Jun
21
13
14 % Mar
16
Sep
41
16% Jun
10
16% Jan
Oct
28
42% Nov 29
101% May 22
22
Jun
xIOOVb Nov
27
50% Nov
84
3
Dec
946
Mar 15
28
Mar 14
149
109%
109
18%
,
500
110
150
*14844
*
.
50%
50
50 VB
49%
150
130
9,500
100
1744
18Va
16%
21%
1044
57%
la%
V,.
9%
93%
30
18%
90Vb
'To
*75
4944
104 Vb
*38
07
..._50
,-No par
gtd
Stock—
Molybdenum
99% July 12
5044
49%
8,100
a
48 VB
47%
*98 Vb
108% 109%
19
.
104
•
37„
48 Vb
92%
49
18%
49%
10%
36%
103'/a
*81 Va
Monday:
96%
36
56%^
36
_^_No par
Corp...
-.5
4Vb%
conv
preferred
100
Clarlt Equipment Co..,.
20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
5%
non-cum preferred.—.u.100
5
Oct
38
Co
Products
City Stores
25
Jan
111
City
7
142
48
9844
*
38%
103%
5
100
C
10
28% Dec
*140
142
*140
,
2,300
12Vb
66
99
*148
1
124'b
65
"
11%
47Va
70 Va
10
11
Service
51 Vb
150
110 . ¥%:
17%
16 Vb
19%
9
100
12%
65%
6544
4842
47%
*98
600
3,300
41%
*40%
41%
*12
,»
140
-140
98
11%
4644
70
96%
11 Vb Jan
3
65VB
97%
11%
47
70'/a
preferred,
100
Milling Machine Co
10
I T Financial Corp
.No par
57% DCC
8% Jan
12'A
64
99
17
3%
3844
Cincinnati
120% Sep
~8% Nov~20
23
xll%
'4
'
t per share
8.au
com
8
68 Va Mar 22
30
3
16V4
3944
50%
66%
Dec. 8
4'It
26
38% Apr 27
22%
*40%
*98
*1644
344
;
Par
Cincinnati
14
23
2244
41%
6,300
LOW AND HIGH SALE TRICES
84% Mar 28
43% Jan
15
RV4 Jun
Jan
.
83Va
12 ,
70'4
'
50%
23V4
100Vb
15% .15% /tt 15%
v 23% 2344 -/T ' 22%
30 >
,30
30%
14%
1444 vT/: 14%
9 Vb
944
9%
18
1844
18%
44%
44%
45%
15%
• 15%
1544
38 %
384b 39%
50%
.
50 Vb
50%
66%
66%
67Vb
x50 Vb
51%
52%
*81 Vb
83
83
«
11 1/3
12
12
Saturday
share
Dec
39
3
94 :
4
29
41% Dec
82
:
51%
*46
35%
50/b
27
17%
3%
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
34% Feb
share
■
35 Vb
26%
STOCKS
Highest
July 26
;
•
35%
51
27
*16%
3%
1
25
..25
..25
23%
16
23 V2
30%
14%
9%
18%
45
320
35V4
5044
*40%
.
Shares
105
50 44
"26%
11%
10
:
preferred
Co—.
conv
-Chile Copper
Ra'ngc Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
27 %
Co_.No par
RR
Oil
Cotton
Range for Previous
Lowest
preferenceU.No par
Pac
Childs Co common
8
13
100
5% conv preferred series A
100
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
19% Mar 30
50
38% July 31
No par
pfd
nun-cum
convertible
$3
16
8 V4 Feb
A
series
Chic
9
Jan
19% Jan
4
65% July
_
94 Va Feb
10% Dec
62'/a July 13
3
13
...No par
j
Chicago & North West com.iNopar
5% preferred
100
Chicago Pneumat Tool coma-No par
12
J
61% May
27
5%
9
52% Oct
•
11% Aug
3
16% Jun 12
11
7% Jun
19
:
B
Chica Milw St Paul Si P
•'
70 Va Sep
29
14
3 '/4 Feb
9
30
28
38% Mar 28
19
Feb
Class
1
25
58% Apr
13% Apr
5
24
28
88 '/a Mar 17
July 12
16
Nov
26
111/4 July 26
13% Jan
4
2
Jan
14% Feb
.
Dec
53V'4 Dec
9
38% Feb
19
62Va Dec
"43
30
53'/a Jan
36% Jun
33% Jan
•
29
7% Nov
7
15
/ class :&■Tr—-T40.'Chicago Corp iThe)
1
/Chicago Great West Ry Co com
50
5% preferred
2
^
50
Chie Ind & Louisv Ry Co cl A
25
13
17
3
19%
*23%
15%
.
23%
*30%
1444
9'/4
18%
44Vb
15V2
38%
50%
*66
51%
*82
*11 %
82
19%
*23%
the Week
35%
22%
23%
4'1%
12%
6644
140 Vb
4944
6%
*104Vb
105
104 Vb
14
50 VB
99 v
7
33%
3244
82
X99 V
644
V *32Va
32 %
Dec.
$ per share
351/4
•
.
27
27
.7 44
33%
3 2 44
84
19%
*32
3 2 44
*81
9
*
27
13
Virginia.
of
Chic & East 111 RR Co com._No par
24
2
7% Jan
Corp
Chesapeake: & Ohio Ry common__25
3% % convertible preferred
100
*
VVT'-T. T'VT V:'T;
99%
99%
7Vb
—1.29
•
27%
*26%
_—_U-.i.-No par
—
23%'
*4044
12%
6544
,
39
'-T:■••</ T
Co—
preferred
Chesapeake
9
l9'/4 Jan
39
Co.———No par
Paper & Fibre
.
Checker Cab Mfg
'."V 38% Oct 15
24
Dec
9.50
Co.it.
common
$4.50
28
101/4 July 12
4
6
3
10
901/2 Dec
29
Corp cdm__3
Mills....—_No par
Belt
New
32% Oct
15
11% Jan
Aug
West
Sugar
Certain-Teed Products Corp
351/4 Dec
5
30
9% Jan
Nov
97
18
107
1
July
76
Dec
101/4 Jun
5
6'/a Dec
J class A__L.50
Ribbon
uc
io
South
Champion
32
lOt
•
B
&
„
10%
10%
' 36Va
36%
*102% 10344
*19
1944
*1844
19
16%
1644
*21
21%
*10%
1044
57%
57%,
1544
1544-
...30
Class
Central
Central
50
9
.»•
Light common.
12
Mar 30
25'/a July 12
*1844
* 4844
100
v.
16%
19%
9%
19
1944
Co vie—.No par
preferred
May 11
16% Dec
t
Illinois
4%ft
ll% July 26
17%
*16V4
1
Co
Ry
Central RR Co of N
2
28% Mar
2
tan
19
Mar
29
Nov
13 V*
1
12
9'/b Oct '20
6% July 14
25
Jun
15% July
20
10% Mar
July 27
16
Ga
110" V
1744
17%
Central Hudson G &,E Corp_.No par
9
10% Mar 29
Foundry
of
preferred series B vtc
4144
12%
12%
X66V4
66%
*140% 143% i "
140
49
4944
49
*98
100Vb
*98
50%,
51
50 ,
'148 ■ 150
.*148
109 Va HO
„.
109 Va
17V4
17%
■
17Vb
16 Vb
16 Vb
' 16%
1944
20
1944
9
9
9
*18%
19
*18%
49 %
49V2
49 44
1044
1044
1044
36Va
36%
36V4
102% 103
103%
19
19Vb
I8V2
19
19
18%
16%
1644
16%
*21
.
21%
*20%
1044
10%
10%
56%
57%
56%
154b
15%
so
38%
38V2
39
148
110
20
9
Co
26
8% July 17
9% Jun 27
12
Sugar
.
26
17
3
12% Jan
Aguirre
% Dec
3
Jan
30
T—.
preferred
■
liy* Apr
Jan
8% July 13
148
V
39% Dec
7 y. July 17
4
15
HO'/a Feb
100
10
common
2—--—--.100
4.20%
.
12%
68%
142
142 Va
48 %
4844
*:;8
100%i
50%
50%
Celanese-Corp of Amer comi.No par
7%
2nd
preferred.—
100
4 %?,
»s,n» pld .series A__
.100
Celotex
Corp common..
No par
2
Api
10
Tractor
Preierrecl
•
.152
Jan
21
Co
Caterpillar
3
58 % Aug
(J I)
2
Jan
4144
68%
"
50
23%'
23Va
41%
10
common........
354'8
49*4
*50
105
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 13
$ per shore
105
*1041/4
35*4
35
51 Va
Thursday
Dec. 12
S V? vhfire
$ per share
51%
23%
35%
TRICES
Wednesday
104%
*35
5
SALE
HIGH
»cl ay
104%,
35%
104%
*50Va
No par
*23
6
iuiu
104%
Io-iVb
* 40 44
12%
Case
15
Feb
106
98% Dec
140
18
Aug
Lignt
CoT,—
Steel
Corp
105% May 24
130*74 Jan
&
-100
Ry
it e
Dec. 11
$ per share.
preferred: A'/< Tseries—__50
Carriers & General Corp......
1
55% Jan
May 24
Ohio
&
'A
Dec. 10
$ per share
Cou'v.
78% Oct.
43-/B Jail
9
29
17
1.,
Jan
32Y, Jan
Power
Caij^viuer
25V4 Aits
9% Jan
10'/* Jun
Carolina
7
10
45% July 13
Jan
56% Nov
-
35% July 13
Clinch
oCl
Ou
lb1/* Jan
33 V*. Dec
Carolina
AND
Monday
Dec. 8
share
35 Va Doc
.»•)<)■
Saturday
Par
111% July 17
23
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
50% Dec
July 27
30VWan
$ per
per.share
110 Va
11
Jan
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
•
4.000
1244
6,200
17%
17'4
17%
9,400
33%
33%
■'V 33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
34
34 44
14,600
33%
104%
103 44
104%
103%
103%
102%
103
103
10344
104
104%
*10244 103%
36% 36%
*96 t
97V4
18%
18%
*9444 95 *
44%
4444
*92
93:%
104%
*102%
104
*113
113%
10% 10%
*13
18%
17%
*102%
36%
*96,
.
J
334
94
4444
'203
103
97 44
*102%
17%
104
,
17'/b
1744
17%
'*102%
3o y»
wvVn
J
19
9444
44 Vb
%
3544
37
97%
19 %
xl8%
1844
18Vb
18%-
a
18%
94
94
X9244
93
.92%
93
*92 44
92 Va
4444
44%
44%
44 %
♦92%
93 44
*92 44
9344
44
44%
43%
44%
*92 VB
9344
*9244
93 4«
*112 44
113%
9%
Uo'j'B-
10 VB
44
113%
113
10 44
10 44
.10
I8V2
18
,
114
10 VB
18
17%
18
18
1
i
2,700
.
•
220
11,700
100
17%
111
730
10
%
%
18
18 4
113
113
113
•
5,600
9744
*96
9744
*96
30
o44
*96
36%
300
104
97%
36%
*96
113%
*18
103%
,1744
19
37 %
<»"'
17%
%V00
17%
600
16
(2368)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
>
Ranfe for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
S per
Sper share
8
Lowest
Highest
Highest
13% Dec 30
64 % Nov
11
48% July
Par
13
Continental
3
Continental
Insurance
II
% Jan
20
Continental
Motors
59% Sep
12
27% Nov 25
22
Feb
26% Jan
12
33 % Nov
16
53% July 25
55% Mar 13
x53% Dec
14
55% July
Continental
1
27% Nov 24
32
2
Diamond
Chi
of
Fibre
lo
"
1
Delaware
.6
Jun
17
41
Dec
28
22% Jun
28
42% Jan
8
14% Jun
27
22% Dec
28
19% Jun
29
30% Nov
1
Copperweld Steel Co
46% July 14
10% Jan
3
51% Oct
24
49
Oct
11
12
52
Mar 17
17% Apr
22
76
Oct
17
60% Jun
x20 %
13% May 24
57
July 17
28% Jan 13
100
Apr
100% July 11
105
2
x91 % Dec
11
Nov 30
x92 % Dec
11
Jan
3
72% Jnn
62
July 13
176% July 13
3% Aug
Jan
17
38
45% Nov 27
102 % Aug
18
187% Apr
6
Jun
2
25
2% Feb
30% Jan
31
Sep
27
105
Jan
11
90
10
Dec
14
14
Jan
3
26% Jun 30
30% Mar
4
12% July 13
32% Jun 27
17% Jan
41% Oct
49% Dec
16% Jan
3
17% Jun
82% Nov
25
26
Feb
180
14
20
July 13
5
July 13
10 % Oct
3
12 % Dec
20% Jan
3
Feb
21
22% Feb
17
125
24% Aug
138
Cuba
24% Feb
Mar 27
2
11
Jan
77
Mar
23
10% Feb
106% Feb
15
8 %
July
23% Dec
20
29
Jun
9
12
<
*54%
58
x53 %
53%
V.
28%
52
/
Seal
RR
Amer
.
27%
28%
28
27%
*51
52
X73%
74
74
74%
x91%
91%
*90
91%
*90
91%
94
x92%
92%
*91
92%
*91
92'A
*91
*92%
94
71%
170
72 %
67%
70%
170
66
74
19
67
'67%
73%
18%
67%
72
70%
68%
*169%
170%
169%
169%
4%
4%
4%
2
67%
4%
2%
18%
74%
69%
170
170
69%
18%
67
:;
2
4%
2%
*2
/
4%
A
600
2%
2,100
38%
39
39
39%
38%
38%
38%
38
38%
90%
90%
91
*90%
92%
*90%
92%
90%
91
11%
12
12
12
11%
12%
*11%
12 %
12
12
x25%
26
25%
26'A
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
18%
19%
18%
19%
36%
36%
36%
36%
51%
51%
51%
52
99%
*99
19%
37
51%
99%
99%
*99%
26%
100
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
35%
36
35%
35%
900
52'A
51%
51%
51%
51%
2,203
99%
99%
*99%
39
39%
99%
39%
7,600
92%
93%
93%
1.000
*99%
100
43%
44%
43%
44%
X39%
39%
93%
94%
94
94%
93%
93%
24%
20%
7%
*170
8%
G3
64
11%
8%
11%
*29
6%
97%
25%
*24%
20%
200
8%
*24
*128
8
8
8
65
65
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4.900
29%
29%
*28%
29%
29%
29%
600
6%
7,100
29%
6%
6%
50
9%
23%
__1
*31%
*92
135
36
31%
31%
94%
13%
*92
*13%
50%
9%
24
23%
135
36%
36%
31%
32
32%
94%
*92
94%
13%
13%
*16%
13%
17
43%
*128%
43%
*36
*98
50
50
9%
24%
*128%
36%
99
99
50
36%
6%
98%
20
1,500
9%
23%
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57
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13
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10
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13
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Nov
185
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8
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25
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29
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28
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62
25
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29
23
19
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3
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180
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8
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6
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1
5
31% Jun
Nov 20
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/
5
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97% Nov
15
Jan
19
20
12% May
29% Mar
2
22% Dec 28
15% Jun 27
175
42% Oct
103% Feb
35
Aug 17
47% Nov 24
105% May 5
34% Dec 29
Mar 31
54
1%
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24%
32%
18%
series of 1947-100
Coty International Corp—.
55
24%
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12
2
Jan
3
pfd 3%%
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26
7
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56
28%
80
100
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19
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19
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186
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Nov
series
8%
8%
24%
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1
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2
10% Jan
K25
common
5%
Corn Exchange Bank
July 16
104% Feb
28
27"% Jan
101
2
78
pref
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56
Cornell Dubllier Electric
19
104% Mar
166% May 17
4 % Nov 16
13
6% Mar
3
1% July 13
22% July 13
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Sep
72% Jan
29
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14%
69
69
8%
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Wednesday
t per share
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54%
28%
•
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14%
15
SALE
Dec. 11
t per share
69
3%
Continental Steel Corp
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
6
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—No par
20
-
69
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 10
9 per share
o
10
AND
Monday
Dec. 8
Jan
3
July
Saturday
,
share
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13% Jun
LOW
STOCK
78
2
2
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9% Dec 28
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10
28
12% Jan
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july 17
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1,800
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13
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96
12
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25
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2
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13% July 10
37% Mar
2
14
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3
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17% Feb
9
3%% preferred series A
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3
18% July 13
17
14% July 24
17% Feb 28
5%
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30
31 % Jan
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31
10% July 13
16% Dec 29
34% Mar 17
Oct
29
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2
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7
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96
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4
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1
92
Dec
11
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29
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8
5
100
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3
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22
10
15
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28
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5
Jan
8
Jun
Jan
Feb
26
10
27
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v
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4
Records
3
69% Oct
17
2
74
19
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3
45% Dec
27
14% Dec
20
24% Jun
29
58
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27
Dec 28
Apr 20
21% July 13
52% July 12
24
68
5% July 12
2
17% Feb
2
25
37
7%
19
Jan
Delaware
Escrow ctfs
Escrow ctfs
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9
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1
23 %
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20
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49
37
18
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17
Dec 21
9% Jan
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16
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33 % Nov
16% Dec 27
11% Mar 31
11
54
1
36% Feb 20
13% Nov 24
5
8% Jan
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24
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22%
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Diana
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13
Distill
Corp-Seagrams
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11
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8
9
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6
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7
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60
May 25
For footnotes see
page 24.
13
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38
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24
26
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24
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23
29%
24
47 %
10
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24%
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100
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26
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preferred
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29
23%
27%
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158
1.203
93
46%
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28
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114%
2
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82%
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15%
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49%
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100%
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15%
49
157%
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100
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Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
38% Oct
991/B
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60
114%
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81
46%
common
22% Jan
100%
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24%
46%
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2
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59
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5%
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2,300
4,700
10%
46%
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37%
112
1
25
Jun
13%
37%
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4%%
5% Jun
■'
13%
37
pfd—50
Ekco Products Co common
16% Jun
28
13
37
38 %
19'A Jun
19% Dec 28
12%
36%
16%
10
29
20
12%
36%
59%
10
Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
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12%
36%
100
6
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12%
36%
94
—
52% Mar
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12%
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the Week
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preferred
5%%
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Friday
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1 per share
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900
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Stainless Steel
Electric
1,700
12%
15%
26
47%
33%
36%
38%
5
Wednesday
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t per share
15%
46% Sep
16% Jan
8
Tuesday
Dec. 10
38%
2
94
Monday
6 per share
16
2
26% Nov
5
60
series
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47%
33%
12%
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Cigar Corp
16% July
2
12% July 17
16% Apr 20
20% Mar 17
July 12
9
47%
34%
$ per share
8
i.
22 % Jun
104% Nov 15
10% Jan 13
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26
100
14 :
39
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15%
41% Jan
26
39%
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54% May 2
27% Oct 18
48% Jun
38%
2
29
July 20
39%
& Co-
64% Jun
23
22% Aug 29
20% Jun
1
24 % Jun
Dec
3? %
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29
12
52% Apr 26
28% Jan
6
33% Jan
29
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39%
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19
Sep 26
101% Mar 22
25
39%
7
40% Jan
•
2
Dec 28
Feb
Feb
800
39%
34%
25%
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(E I)
Kodak
26%
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82
Eastern Airlines Inc
6%
17%
26%
xl4%
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Eastman
*17%
23%
8
17% Jun
28% Feb 23
75
95
14
17%
26%
14%
*81
Eagle-Plcher
17%
0«!/0
34%
10%
1
Eastern
11
34% Jun
4
3% Apr 18
44% Oct
Jan
44% Jun
21% July 26
30
22
11
9
Jan
32% Jun
Aug
19% Feb
30
Jun
Jan
44
10
96
15% Dec 26
102
60% Sep
182
36% July 2
15% Jun 28
Mar 10
1
14
33% Sep 28
51% Sep 17
17%
*?*%
39
convertible preferred—100
DWG
Apr
*17%
26%
47%
25%
_50c
common
0
Jan
400
17%
2«%
39
10%
18
preferred
Duquesne Light Co 3.75%
19
'•
1.100
47%
25%
-No par
No par
12% Feb
fl
*
47%
issued"——_
$3.50
■
6
36
39
International
Preferred
GO
6
*35%
39
10%
No par
No par
Inc
Co
//Preferred $4.50
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6%
36
48
25%
8
7
19
.
.
60
a
*35%
1,200
*17%
27
14%
10%
—No par
54 % Feb
19% Jun 28
.
17%
*55
6
35%
8,800
*35%
Corp
Common
23
27
6
27
Saturday
Duplan Corp
8
Jan
106% Feb
6
Jan
13
*17%
6')
6
35%
900
1,400
•V
>14%
1
Industries
3%%
10
Jan
2nd
Dunhill
18
Dec
$3.25
Dresser
1
24% Dec
July 17
17%
*55
6
36
2
Mines Ltd
21
20% Dec
29
6
36
Dec. 8
Pepper Co
Nov
21% Nov 25
18 % Apr 19
40
6%
36%
•
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
$4 preferred series A
Sep 13
27% Oct
3
5
60
6
32%
9
*
*33%
/
new
Rights "when
2
270
2
Dec
Jun
171
39
*32%
9%
*47%
STOCK
Aircraft
*55
.
*33
27
26
—2
Corp
Cup Co
Doeliler-Jarvls
11
13% Jun 30
13
6
60
91/8
32
-
36%
*17%
No par
Dow Chemical Co common
119% Sep
37/64 Dec
111% Feb
13 -
27
6
*55
50c
Douglas
11
52% Nov 30
11% Jan 10
11
60
*36
2
Ltd—
Dome
10
14
85% Jun
12
9% Dec
8
Jun
*55
1
Co
15
13
18
127% Apr
9
'
1
Corp.
Du Pont de Nem
31
,
22%
25
Car
66% Oct
2
99% Dec
14% Dec 18
60% Jan 13
101% Jan
19
x22
,
11% Mar 27
122 % Jan
Dec
21% Oct
88% Dec
v,
7
22%
22 %
Co
38% Aug 18
19% Oct
2
29
77% Jan
Divco
14
19
31/64 Dec
111% Jun 15
119% Jan 13
74%
22%
Par
16% Apr 13
2
83% Dec 19
Sep 27
44
*73%
EXCHANGE
37% Dec
14% Jan
30
43% Jun
107
*62
*31%
.
lOfl
$ per share
Jan
17% Jan
Motor
NEW YORK
Highest
$ per share
33% NOV 26
13
100
10
3
31
Lowest
share
15% Jan
July 17
25% July 12
11% July 25
»,
7,900
31%
50
common
8
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$
10
*
32
32
STOCKS
Year 1950
1
1,300
63%
Co
11% Feb
T
80
591/2
preferred
cum
4,800
x9
21%
62%
.
19% Feb
2
Range for Previous
$ per share
Stove
Match
9%
21%
59%
5
19
2,000
21%
63%
Raynolds class A
45% Jan
Dec"~7
60
21%
22%
9%
59'A
9%
8
Corp
Diamond Alkali
21%
100
61%
Vllblss Co
39 % Dec
93%
s
59%
9%
20
26
*91
*91 '•:
60%
for preferred
36 V4 Nov
93
93
1.700
0J
(The)
Steel
87%
62
common
Detroit-Michigan
*86
60
Edison
Detroit
De
87%
3,600
87%
9%
Detroit Hillsdale 0c S W RR Co—100
Aug 15
87%
15%
34%
87%
631%
2
Jan
87%
15%
33%
v
1
61%
64
8
88%
9 "a
23
42
15%
34
88 Vb
02
60
17
21%
15%
33%
60%
Feb
29
21%
15%
33%
89
9%
Derby Oil Co
5% July 25
22%
*91
1,700
60%
Detroit
16% Jan
92%
44
02%
6
27% Jun
87%
200
16%
>'
60%
5
22
15%
*86%
44
61%
25% Sep
Mar
92
*16%
33%
89
93%
16%
44
43%
63 %
25% Dec
Oct
22%
*86%
*16V4
62%
10
2
*92
88
17
43 %
95
9'A
15% Mar 29
27% Nov
Marl"
22%
21% Apr
8
May 16
32% Nov 17
35%
93%
*22%
May 19
12% Jun
18% July 13
*92
88
13%
.
62%
*31 %
Western
for
88
89
*13
*16%
15%
341/8
88
13%
: 43%
"
Delaware Power 0c Light Co—13.50
Denver 0c Rio Grande West RR
69% Oct
5
79% Feb 17
21% Mar 13
29
0c
15%
33%
88
*86
—20
Lack
16
34%
87%
*12%
'*61%
Delaware & Hudson
20
15%
34
87%
32%
100
x
preferred
2
Oct
16
33"%
95
*32%
" *92
32%
*92
13%
13'A
1
common
9
48% July
2
G0% Jun 29
72% Dec 29
17% May 26
12
53 % Fen
10% July
23% Jun 21
25
20% Jan
20
Dec
19
25
41% Jun
19
7% Jun
30% Jun
15%
33%
*86
32%
32%
95
*92
No par
Deep Rock Oil Corp
57
34% July 13
17
43%
32%
,
50c
41% Jan
59% Dec 20
37
Oct 18
Co
*16%
x43
100
C
Inc
41% Dec 30
4
&
17
43%
50c
series
3
Oct
43%
100
Dayton Rubber Co
Jan
Jan
*16%
1
10
38% Jan
-
(The)
Daystrom Inc
7
104
20
preferred
Chemical
*13%
Dayton Power 0c Light common
7
Preferred 3.75% series A——100
4
100% Feb
convertible
100
2.50
-
17%
5,500
153)00
63
63%
700
*60%
62
10
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1
Number 5073
Volume 174
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
I per share
Lowest
6% May
S per
5
5% July 27
8% Feb 14
15% Dec
28
13% July 11
8% July 13
<;
14% Dec
1
33
27
0
ju -/4 Juu
Mar 21
44
Jun
27« Nov
*
4% Jan
3r
la
Eureka
12
53
Williams
Evans
4
Prouucw
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Corp.,
share :
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14
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40
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6%
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147a
14 Va
1474
1474
127 a
13
12%
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46
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48
49%
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2
74
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3
37%
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48% Oct
18
■45 Y4 Jun
29
56% Oct
2
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53
53
3
26,
Apr
8
.21% July 20
26% Feb
2
Fajardo Sugar Co„
.20
23%:
23%
5
22 % Jan
7
412 74 July 30
17% Feb
19
Falstaff
:_1
13 >
13 Va
July 26
17% Jun
2
"13% Jan
9
16% Dec
3
16
16
26 V4 Dec
28
.11 % Jun
28
29% Mar 27
12%
1274
46% Dec
.13
12
51
1574 Jan
<
3
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-35%
16% July 3
4% Feb 14
Jan
25
8% Dec
49'/a Dec
Fedders-Quigan Corp_____2
1
5% conv cum pfd ser A wi—,_50
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82% Oct
9
31 % Oct
25
8% Feb
2
Federal
5
Federated Dept Stores common.
5
28
Nov
38% Oct
30
100
Federal Mining A Smelting Co_
Federal-MogUl Corp
54 Va Feb
July 13
105
Feb
14
106
2
18
17% Jan
3
4
1
83% Feb
16% July 13
,52
Dec
13% Jan
23% Oct 19
July 24
65
; Jan
;i
54% NOV 20
78
Jan
4
64
Oct
18
15~
8
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108
103
9
Oct
35
>10% July 13
22% July 26
103
14% Jan
333/. May
25
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3
Jun
84% July 17
98% Dec
94% July 21
27% July 12
9% Jan.
•
101
2
28
15
20
Fllntkote Co
13%
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Feb
,'75
..-19% Aug 21
26% Dec 10
Florida
17
Dec
14
100
Feb
27
33% Apr
3
54
Dec
14
110% Dec
14
102
Jan
15
52% Oct
13
7
94
8
87% Nov 30
9
36
Jun
18
16
% Nov 24
0
Power
29
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4,500
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19,400
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3
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2
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41%
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37%
preferred
38%
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11%
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common
37%
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37%
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21%
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38
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1,500
6,900
103-7 a- 104
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104%
26
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26 Va
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•
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2174
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34'/*
26
preferred—100
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34 Va
1 %
21%
21%
510
5,500
34 V*
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2974
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42
41
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preferred
Franklin
9
26
41%
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17%
41
2974-
Inc
cum
Foster-Wheeler
27
July 10
40%
103 Va
29%.
Corp
i ', A
574
30
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convertible
Francisco
17 Va Oct
29
157 a
2874
29%
Machinery A Chem Corp
3Vs%
-
13 Va Feb
Dec
$4.20
24% May 11
49% Sep
75
87% Nov
V
Fair
Food
Jun 29
24 % Nov
157*
574
,
No par
No par
22
3
16
17%
No par
common
Steel
12% Oct
7.
(The)
preferred-.
Florence Stove Co
Stores
20
16
29%
1074-
Food
19% Feb
16
*574.
36%
Follansbee
32% Nov
lo
2874
10%
5
4
16
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36%
13
16
Mar
$4
•
28% Mar 21
35% Nov 29
20
1,200
13
574
10%
12
10
1,200
23%
13
69
36 Va
Jan
21% Dec
8% July 12
54%
2J
13
29
No par
26% Oct
Dec
54%
23%
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47
Co_—T_—8
Stores
25% Feb
46% Dec 27
3
55%
23 %
13 Va
47%:",;
104%
2
Apr
55
2374
1374
1274
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19% Mar 30
,
54%
23%
:
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40%
300
,
16
100
Carpet
274
5474
10
preferred
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13%
12%
5%
14,900
51%
2 v«
29
l'.V
18% Jan
91
37
13
33% Oct
■
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53
61 Vb
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4,500
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ft
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14%
23%
47
47%
2
14 Va
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,
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29 '/a
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Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
106% Feb
2
11
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Nov 18
24% Mar 30
1374:
12%
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1
100
Co
23
20% Oct
23% Sep
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6
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Jan
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14%
1-r,
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Florida Power A Light Co
Florsheim Shoe Class A
15% Sep 28
5
3
Dec
National
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•
53%
2374
•'
:
14%
2
share
*6
6
1274
3
1
Firth
21% Dec
53%
:
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*28%
_2
No par
Corp
First
21
17% Jan
Apr
is
Ferro
1.4% Apr
21
11%. Jan
*38% Aug 29
preferred
Tarrant
A
40% Aug 10
22% Mar 23
;
July 13
17% July 13
Felt
107% Mar 17
20 % Mar 17
16
13
1
Aug 10
2
27% Feb
108
Oct 13
July 17
r
19
4%%
4
Apr 26
19
10% Nov
20
Jan
Motor Truck
Sep 28
;
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*2%
6
'
28
12
13% Jan
1
J
■'*
28
106% May 25
3
No par
Brewing Corp-i—_•
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Dec
10
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Morse
23% Jan * 6
50% Jan
25% Oct 23
33% July 17
.
103
Nov
53
:
3
*2%
6
the Week
Dec. 11
-
share
1474
-
Sales for
Friday
Dec. J 3
t per
share
6
.
Thursday
ay
Dei. 12
< per
share
*6 74
.
22%. July
"12%; Dec
I pei
PRICES
t
1274
3
.
Corp_
< per share
11
14%.
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Doc
Dec.
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674
—5
SALE
HIGH
AND
Mouday
Dec. 10
Dec. 8
Par
3
.,1
25
Saturday
share
8% May
fun
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
18% Apr 13
2% Dec
10
NEW
Higncst
I per share
$ per share
4U July 13
Range Since Jan. 1
>,
Highest
Lowest1
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 19o«
•
16
'
V-5%
Jan
10% Oct
29
13
Dec
30
30
19
674 Nov 20
2ft
7% Jun
167* Jun
Dec 29
v.
3
9% Nov
10% Mar 21
Gabriel
11% Mar 29
19% Oct
23
Gair Co Inc
19
20% Jan
13
2
7% Jun
2
Jan
13
9 Va Feb
40 % Oct
17% July 19
21 Va Jan
8
20
2674 Oct
15
40% Nov 10
17V4 July 12
21% Nov 22
Jan
3
23% Dec
18
Jun
28
6% Jan
12
1574 Jan
3
20 Va Apr
21
July 13
17% Jun
29
4
674
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Garrett
15
10
25
36 % Aug
Jan; 2
Gar
30
3174 Dec
7
26
102 % July
48 V* July
12
Jan
31
10 % Jan
166
Feb
8
149
58 74 Feb
12
Jan
American
0
4
52%
General
Cable
9
7
4%
1st
26 V* Jun
29
34 Va Feb
26
4%
conv
18% Jan
11
15 Va Jun
29
17 Va Jan
8
111
9
50 Va Jun
12
3
51% Apr
6
99 V* Apr
6
103 5/a Dec
29
8% July 12
13 Va Apr
21
517a Apr
13
61'/a Dec
20
124% Jun
105% July 28
3
30
4
18
125
91
Dec
Dec
General
Oct
16
General
105
128
preferred
Finance
$ per
122 V* Jun
15
6
July 13
July 26
July 12
15
26
12 Va
/
127% Mar
106% Nov
23% Apr
10274 Jan
Lowest
share
54% Oct
15
5%
Jan
46
7
119
15
94
11
Jan
Nov 29
Dec
1
274 Sep
11
13
1874 Feb 20
16% Jan
26% Oct
22
Jun
22 Va Jun
Jan
10
77% Jan
Jan
4
1374 Apr
16
-v
12
106% July 20
Feb
134
-
%"Dec
6
105
32
2
13
10% Jun
18
17
3
96 Va Jan
30
Jan
16
37*%
26
Apr
14
Sep
21
2
33
100
87
94% Jan
120
Jan
Feb 24
36
...
174 Jan
45% Dec
,.,;7% Jun
3
29
10
•
4
37 V* Feb
"
Mar 14
2% Jan
8
21
29
Dec
TfV
25 Va July
3
2
.11% July 13
Mar
100
31% Sep
17 V* Feb
89% Dec
28
•
J12
Jun
8-
51
Aug
4% Feb
10% Jan
,43%
$5
16
V* Dec
Oct
103% Feb
14
29
18% Feb
ft
-34
31
Dec
8
37
Apr 28
31% Aug
2
Feb
Jan
3
16
Oct
18
13% Jan
2
16% Sep
26
■60% Dec
29
45% Jun
29
57% Feb
14
Jun
33
29
-18% Apr
17
22
13T% Jan
3
152
Jan
6
'78
3574 Aug
2
4
,23%
7
X1874 Dec
6
Aug 30
138 V* Jun
28
5
73 V* Jun
29
Mar
38
22% Jan
Batteries
Motors
Co
4474
——No par
-—No par
—
Inc
4
•
Great
30
Iron
•
65
-
.13
Jan
4574
Dec
7
Mar
Dec
35% May 24
20
22
/
Feb
6
>02
4 Jan
44% Oct
36
,
22
9 *
Aug 30
7%
Green
2274
5
(H
Greenfield
L)
Co
9% July 17
05
20
Apr
■
Dec
S% Jan
17
1.
3
10% Jan
..11% Jan 11
100
Jan
29% Dec
28
18
,11% July 11
92
:
^
Dec
(19'/a Jun
2
14
29
v.-fl0V* Jan 2ft
9
0
'J4y*%
9
GrUmman
27% Jan"
14% Jun
11
•«
Inc
7 Va
91
1374
337*
'
3
87a
*7 Va
42
91%
91'/*
774
774
774
55%
AND
*118
119
118
11174
109%
100
51%
51 7*
120
Friday
Sales for
Dec. 14
itheWeek
t per share
Share9
5174
45,400
51 Va-
51%
5174
51'%
1,300
120
120
120
12074
121
95
95
£5
*95%
96
1.200
1974
1,200
1974
1974
1974
35(4
3574
3574
35 %
3574
2,400
2174
21%
21
2174
374
x374
374
3 3/a
21-74374
3%
7,600
19,100
10%
28,400
2674
::: 700
374
1974
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95 74
1974
1974
1974
1974
2574
2674
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197*
874
8%
874
8%
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37%
*3674
3774
36%
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36
%
106
2974
106
107
36%
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37
10474
>
2974
29 Va
37
*103
5174
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5374
104%
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52
89%
76
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89%
73
73
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197*
20 V*
2074
2974
2974
2874
29 V*
93 ?
93
93
187/a
1874
1874
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1874
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4,600
53
52%
89%
*87
88
76
*73
76
_40
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2074
43
*128 74
135
2974
29%
9574
18%
200
18%
•94
6,400
8874
88%
*87
20%
42%
7%
77*
18%
: <
21
♦2074
2074
1,400
42
20%
42 %
9574
18%
88%
*2074
8874
29%
2974
*94
4,800
4,000
2074
20%
2074
20%
1,300
>
37
'
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2074
7,000
10474
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5274
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240
29%
37.
104%
5274
700
10874
29%
ii
37
v-
600
>300
3674
36 Va
29%
37
874
37%
1
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108
20
118
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36%
108
3674
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2974
93
187*
36%
107
2.9%
2974
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5274
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76
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1,974
26
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118
37
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30
374
2574
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118
37
1
1974
1974
19%
25%
257*
118
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36%
106'/2
42%
41%
4274
31,600
774
774
774
2,000
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774
,
774
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130
133
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90
132
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1774
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3774
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17%
1774
17 (4
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617a
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62
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62%
6274
6174
62 %,
8,200
10274-102%
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102%
♦102%
43
437*
43%
4374
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105 V*
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105
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48 74,
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4374
10574
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104
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48
48
48
4774
3
1074
4774
300
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9,800
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10%
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48%
500
1,000
,
17,600
3
3
374
400
3
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3
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37a
374
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8%
8%
8%
874
8%
3274
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%,
2274
2274
22%
22%
22%
13,800
33
54,000
4,300
32
-
22%
32
2274
223/a
3374
33
33
32%
90
90
'*89%
32%
13
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1374
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34
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34
13%
14
13%
5174
52%
18%
18%
1874
18%
•
140
140
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141
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75
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75
3974
40
40%
40%
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
-
13
33
3274
2,300
:>
1,300
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100
90
♦89
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1,800
1274
150
33
♦32
5174
52 Va
13%
5174
52%
2,900
15.700
1874
18%
1874
1874
3,300
140%
140%
1374
13%
53%
90
X1274
13%
52%
3274'
90
90
13 V*
,
8%\
33
91
13'/*
3374
1374
14
5274
53%
187a
19
140
141*70
75
3974
39%
267*
26%
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1374
75
1374
142
90
142
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75
40%
40%
40
4074
2,300
26%
26%
26%
26%
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11%
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11%
11 Va
11%
11 Va
11%
11 Va-
•9274
9474
92%
92%
92
92
23%
23%
24
24%
16.000
23
2374
11%
11%
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1
1174
2.200
1174
9474
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.1
-24%
247a
x23
2374
2374
94%
23 Va
Sugar common——1
117*
1174
11%
11%
11%
117*
480
Dec. 13
t per share
share
1174
-
11874
115
*110
Thursday
Dec. Vi
*92%
3
3,000
>
$ per share
Wednesday
H
1174
—
/
HIGH SALE PRICES
—
33
54%
118
1097a
100
3,200
•
35'/*
2274
13%
i;
774
55%
2174
227a
33%
1,100
10,800
,
774
119
*110
Tuesday
5174
7-4
9174
*91
55
54%
5574
118
111%
118
10
42%
42'/a
%
4274
800
19,100
5774
'
>7%
7
7
7%
4274
91%
>
.
117
5774
5774
10
200
*3074^/3174
I6V2X 16 V2
*116
117
5774
774
55%
*55
*108
32
*90
•
36%
32
-
16%
*116
5774
31%
42 7a
774
774
94%
Corp
118
£
7574
*74»/a
74%
74%
*9074
92
11%
*9274
Aircraft
5674
4274
100
■-
*116
7.%
417*
1174
preferred
Guantanamo
-
48Va
:
5,300
21%
(The)—
Common
12% Jan
102% Mar
100'
1
Tap A Die Corp—No par
Greyhound Corp
,•
100
RR_
33%*
33 Va
1374
14
527a
535/a
19
19
140
140
*70
75
; 39%
39%
' -26%
26%
pfd—
No par
Sugar com—.No par
Bay & Western
2274-,'rf
*89%
13 Va
Ore Prop—No par
:
4474
10474
11
374
*33
Ry 6%
Western
Green
3Va
8%
*3174-- 32%
—
preferred
7
4474
8%
-
184
t
——
Gt Northern
62 V*
*1047* 105%
11. >11
7*48
> 50
12.50
Steel
preferred
■
-
•
1
.—ft
10
-
P
(Tht)„
Rights
i
1774
200
10%
-r
v
—No par
Hosiery
Gt Northern
1
4
Jan
6174
135
167*
116%
*80 V*
774
*130
135
1774
1774
62 V*
6274
102'/*- 102 V*
No par 7 *10274 103 '/a
100
Grayson -Robinson Stores com——1
$2.25 conv preferred-.:
No par
2
12
17%
common—No par
(B F)
City
*130%
10
1774
10 Va
'
77*
*87
31
5774
77*
1
100
Grant (W T) Co common-
3%%
16-%
42 74
Grand Union
9
-7
*16%
*20%
Granby Consol MSA
Granite
16%
437a
Graham-Paige
•
*31
1674
2074
9
3
•*74%
3174
8874
5
Mar 17
1874-
75 V*
153 74
*16%
10%
43
*7%
Gould-Nat'onal
-
•
1074
20%
preferred
Gotham
93
1874
I8V2
*16%
10%
75%
31 Va
437*
New -common
2
28% Mar 16
6
'"27% Apr 24
28
103% Nov 27
6
Feb
29%
93
17 Va
1074
57
5374
*72
1974
29 Va
*92
.
1774
107a
-
70
153 Va
*15274 154
17%
116%
3674
104%.
*87
v
1774
21
:$5 preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
Oct
17% Feb?
153 74
88 Va
Goodrich Co
50
-
Xl53%
4374
Goodall-Sanford Inc—
109
13
10% Nov 24
1,500
157 Va
*87Va
Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
18;
4,400
11%
*2074
Goebel
104% Aug 14 '
5274
,11%
2.50
31
1
52.V4
11V*
No par
9 Va Jan
Mar
52%
11%
(The) common—No par
$4.50 preferred———.
20
140
52%
11%
*87
Glidden Co
3
52%
*1174
♦30%;
53
1974
29%
1
Gleaner Harvester Corp.—
29 V* Nov
28
•
.
19 7^
'
1,670
103
10474
52 V*
117a
*7474
36
*103 :
5374
75
5
common-
16
6% July 10
18
common
Razor
x29%
89%
75
*87
convertible preference—No par
26
21% Jun
Jan
29
30
8
45
Oct 30
Apr
$5
48% Sep
10
28
>.
3
'
22% Feb
66% Sep
Dec
Safety
Gillette
24% Feb. 19
/
Co_i—
3
16% Nov 23
104:
28
preferred
Plywood
36%
36%.
53 V*
100
100
1
37
106
104%
*103
ft-
-
2
10174 Jan
July 26
preferred——
Gimbel Brothers
5
42 Va Jan
3074
36 %
100
Georgia-Pac
Mar 20
24% Feb
2
Aug 13
7% Nov
:■«;
preferred-
4%%
92
-18% July
27% Jan
20
•
4%%
11
6
36%
*106
20
Telephone Corp—
37Va
36%
106%
30'/a
*37
.1
-
General Tire & Rubber Co com
July 10
24 V* Jan
Corp
Castings $6 pfd—No par
General Time Corp common-_No par
"j
Dec
91 V« Dec
2
Dec
15
Steel
General
25
,.167* July
3
10874 Jun
27
*
6
Oct
Jan
40% Nov 26
103% Jan
•
Sep
Jan
Oct 19
w
Gen
60% Oct
-
*101
General Shoe
No par
General Refractories
Xl02Va
10474
52%
10 V*
1974
26115
8 74
3774
115
* 874
10474
500
36
1974
i7
31,700
X26V*
21%
*25%
17
2,900
27%
;.
30%
*19%
1974
*8-74
28%
2774
95
26%
119
874
29
Jan
17% Jan 10
.21% Dec 30
.',13% Mar 24
39 y* Oct
39 y* Jan
119
84
11
774'Jun 27
17
36%
28
37
277a
*1774
374
*115
36%
3674
7,000
.!
120
3 7*
100
10c
774
55
3 74
preferred
General Realty & Utilities™
if-;' 7%
120
374
197*
774
12074
10c
*26
23%
774
*15574
21%
ft-
23%
7%
1174
f per
36 Va
No par
2374
52 V*
51%
21V*
Railway Signal com
37
Dec.
36'/a
197a
600
2,400
7 V*
*104
21 Va
95
19%
•
105
3574
19 V*
- :
10474
105%
527*
ll'/a
157%
17%
1074
75%
31
167,4
118
5774
*21 Va
6%
12
40
29
31Va May
Jan
120
200
.;>/
237*
.
; 30
1
No par
Advertising
23%
'
2374
30%
95
197a
36V*
General Public Utilities Corp
9% Jan
6
120
957+
No par
Gen
130
28
*119 V*
*94%
25%:
28
I per share
5174
400
19
*24 Va
37
Monday
517/a
*1874
2474
28
Dec. 10
$ perthara
517a
General Public Service
8
105
7
24% Jan
July 17
-22% July 12
54 Va
118
*108
Dec. 8
19
X2474
29%
71/*
77/a
547/8
*1874
25 V*
37
4278
91
7%
55
1187/8
111%
111
ft
Portland Cement Co__
Precision
Gen
73
22
91% Dec
10
Jan
>80
7%
19%
25%
31
7 Va
*90
37%:
*18%
287*
4174
7%
42 Va
37
-.7
307a
Equip Corp_>_No par
Outdoor
General
23
29
8
Jun
Feb
24
6
21 '/a Sep
Jan
34
,
Aug 22
26% Dec
57 Va
91
No par
preferred
Gen
6
101 Va Apr
17
29
100
19
*1674
*116%
118
5774
119
Par
28% Oct
May 1ft
27
17% Dec 29
7
Jan
90
31
,
Ratnrday
20% Oct. 16
2
Dec
10
33 % Jun
24
Oct
90 Va Sep
25
24 V* Dec
106
99
107a
*74%
31
17
119
>
Preferred $3.75 series
10
4
10
July
34
4
34% Dec
7
8% Jan
18
41% Nov
1074
75 Va
*108
STOCK
YORK
NEW
89
27% Aug 31
27
Dec
30 % Jun
28
May
107
23
68
8
30% May 11
3
*
Jun
115
128
25
Jan
19% Jan
22
20
3974 Dec
2
24 Va July 27
101
19
33% Dec
27
30% May
101% Jun 30
3
8% Dec 22
July 13
547/s
17%
500
3,700
7%
7%
7%
37
*3674
2874
LOW
Oeneral Motors Corp common
2
21% Feb
29
Dec
77*
-
3
40% Jan
2
3
127
1
Corp__
EXCHANGE
May
105% Jan
18
May 22
31V* July 30
17 Va May 19
3
26
14 V* July
6
■■■*;
126% Jan
5
17% July
7
*7V«
42 Va
*90V4
100
preferred__10C
convertible
t pe* share
64
2
4% Mar 23
119% Sep
1
„No par
preferred
3%%
Highest
tper share
5
2174 Dec
38
*16%
*116%
57Va
General Mills common—____No par
Feb
123% Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
I per share
107*
*74%
*30%
HVa
*155%
1774-
774
77
774
*36 Va
STOCKS
Year 1950
4374 Dec
;
„No par
;
Corp—
Instrument
General
Range for Previous
Lowest
Co
-
100
—
Electric
$3.50 preferred-,
65% Jan
6
13
2nd
'
157
*171/3
General Foods Corp com—;__No par
Jan
11% Mar
53% Oct 26
109% Deo
17
8
8
xll8
18
26
48% Jan
5
7 V* Nov
7%
Apr
*155 Va
No par
100
Corp com
preferred
preferred
50
General Cigar Co Inc com—No par
63% Sep
39% Nov 19
29
129 % Mar
119% Sep
Jan
49% Jan
6 Va Jan
138% Jan
13
44 Va Aug
,
15
1174
19%
307/a
305/8
31
1774
19%
if V 8
37
24
71/*
17%
19%
*36%
37
2374
774
17%
♦19
29
29
*104%
21
Dec
*36%
295/«
52'/a
11%
Dec
July 13
37%
31 >/8
Jan
41% Jan
7%
10574
75
.-•14.,
77a
52V*
34
104
24
24 74
7 V*
7
$8
13
Mar
25%
*29Va
preferred—_—.——No par
General Bronze Corp
^ft.
80
19%
25%
*104%
19 % Mar 19
72% Jan
*18%
,
7,000
.7%'
-7%
19V*
*36%
'
■
com__l
774
7%
*77*
24%
247'*
7%
37%
-^>.——,—100
preferred
84.50
25
29
Investors
19%
17%
1774
19%
19V*
25%
General Amer Transportation,—.-..#
General Baking Co common
ft
63 Va Mar 31
J"un
';
177a
19%
*24 l/a
V,
T9
:•
24V*
1
com
11% Sep
8% July
21
General
6
May
162
Inc
4%% convertible preferred—_50
Gaylord Container Corp—I
1.66%
26
Apr
19
7%
17%
19%
*36%
77*
*3674
25%
7%:
7%
1774
774
37%
7%
37%
2
Industries
*19%
1974
7%
*36%
No par
(The)
Corp
17
ft
(The^_No par
Co
Wood
1974
77a
7%
17%
19%
*7Va
>
17%
50
:
"
107 Va Mar
15 Va Jun
24% Nov 22
>10% Dec
Gamewell
7%
17%.
.-20
Gardner-Denver Co
8
8% May
40% Aug 24
Jan
55% Dec
12
Mar 29<
726% Oct
23% Jan
31
20%
13
107 Va July 14
45
'13% Jan
a
24 Va Nov 22
25 Va Dec
July 3
>
9% July 13
146
July 13
18
33% Dec 29
17% July 13
101% Dec
25
Dec 29
7
3% July 13
36
(Robert) common—1
preferred.
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common
5%
convertible preferred
9
6% Apr
6
July 25
*16% July 24
(Thet__
6%
9
May 29
32
k
Co
17
(2369)
100
r.
'
±
*/4
j
.
18
The Commercial avd Financial Chronicle
C2370)
.
.
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan.
Year I960
t per
$ per
share
12% Jan
$ per
share
30
28
21% Jan 10
33% Oct
59% July
2
68% Feb
1
58 % Sep
13
Jun
Saturday
$5 preferred
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf
21
Jun"
17
Feb
14
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
110
Feb
14
$4.40 dividend
preferred
100
Vs May 23
Dec
99
28%
29
23 Va
23 Va
$ per
28%
28%
66
06
51%
51 Va
51%
51
23%
23'%
100
*97%
*98
100
100
23%
100
100
1
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
26 7 a '
■/
28%
28%
65%
66'A
600
517a
51%
52%
38,000
23'/«
23%
4,300
51 %
23 %
23
*97 %
100
100
23'/4
10u
100
Shares
28%
66%
51%
23
23%
28%
*66
6J
100
*97%
Friday
Dec. 14
$ per share
share
281/4
66
*97%
-
% per share
1
Dec. 13
Dct. i'i
29%
51 Va
V
Thursday^
Wednesday
,
66%
*66
51%
PRICKS
I>ce. 11
$ per share
67
51 '/a
Utilities Co com.No pai
States
23 Va Jan
104
20
13
24% Jan
30
5
98% Nov 28
18'/a
28%
*66
..No pai
SALE
IIIGII
'xue.-day
Dec. 10
$ per share
Par
AND
Monday
Dec. 8
Oulf Mobile de Ohio RR comJNo yd*.-
5
44
LOW
STOCK
,
9
12
YORK
EXCHANGE
f
share
Dec
66
V
;
24% Dec
3
Jun
49
$ per
share
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
v
loo
*98
100
,100
100
3,800
'
99
100
100
160
.
H
30 V* Dec
8
22% Apr
;
46 % Feb
13 =5.
14
30% Feb
28
33 Va Oct
9
35
20
,
24
30% Jan
19
: 50 % Nov
29
Sep 29
15% Apr
19% Dec
1
18
July 25
11'A Jun
14% Dec
15
66'/a July 13
104
Apr
11
20
Jan
84
73% Jan
8
19
Jun
30
149 % Dec
6
22% Nov
28
27% Jan
12
22% July
5% Jan
3
7% Feb
10
5
81% Nov
8% July 13
27
tW
Oil
Hamilton Watch Co com
F)
preferred
conv
(M
Harbison-Walk
17
Jan
17
6%
30
Jan
5
Hart
Mar
6
Refrac
4
preferred /
Schaffner
1
68 Va Nov
30
82
Apr
12
11% Oct
9
x9% Jun
28
11% Jan
11
Hayes
Industries
8% Jan
7
8 Va Oct
6
Hayes
Mlg
'20% July 18
25% Dec
28
6% July 17
20% Nov 26
27 Va Jan
12
33% Oct 23
30% July 30
37
Mar
8
98% Apr
83
97
Mar
8
5
25
July
July 17
93% Feb
3
8
41
Jan
9
Mar 20
107
Oct
26
25
Dec
32
94
31 % Dec
103
5
8
106 v« Jan
14
Sep
33% Mar 16
22% Dec
July 14
44
36
Oct
2
14
Jun
20% Mar
3
49
July 27
69% Dec
1
62
127% Mar 13
120
27
7
39
Dec
20
29
122% Aug
2
Mar 10
44% Mar 12
Her she j
37% Nov
8
49
22% Feb
18
19% Dec
26
Jan
6
Powder
3
1
Feb
27
Hercules
5%
Jun
10% Jun
15
Feb
127 % Mar 15
56
15% July 14
79
20
Dec
54
14
20% Jan
28% Sep
2(5% Aug
3
18% Jan
Mar 29
4
8,600
13 Va
1,100
13%
13%
80 %
80
101V2
101
*79
32%
32 Va
143 Va
*141 Va
24%
24%
24 Va
6%
*6%
6%
32%
*141%
69%
69
70
*69
70
'69
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
*10
10%
*10
7'/a
7%
7%
7%
21%
22
22
83
*33
33%
33%
*97
98%
*96%
33%
*83
10
*23
23 %
25
*36%
37%
No par
*19%
20
_
;
34
83
23
Chemical
Corp
preferred
•erU,«
Inc
5
*24
common.-l
23 7
*96%
98
'23%
21%
V 21.,
21%
*33%
33%
*83
84
33%
98
23%
37%
*37
20
*19%
67%
66%
67
65%
66%
122%
122%
122%
41%
41%
41%
*41
41%
50
49%
50
*49%
50
24%
*23%
41%
68% July 24
80
69
Nov
104
11% Mar
6
14% Jan
4
12
5
16% Apr
25% Jun
31
12% July 18
10
Nov
20% Dec
7
ti»
13
Dec
-
Jan
24
24
24%
23%
8
23%
23%
123
Hilton
Hires
9
22% Feb
8
Holly
28% Jan
23
17% Nov 23
26% Oct
31
3
42% Ftb
19
4<;% Jan
'9
Nov~24
July 2
42% Jan 11
47%
69
Feb,
Sugar
5%
Honolulu
Hooker
July 30
107
May 24
9"% Dec
11
Jan
29
14
Jan
9
11% Jun
29
15% Feb
17
34
Jan
10
30'/a Jail
20
37 % Oct
16
$2.25
41% Oct
17
Household
29% July 27
29% July 13
94
103
.
10
30% Jan
20
Jun
28
.100 % Dec
18
84
Nov
23
July
3
107% Dec
22
9J
Dec
5
38% Feb
38% Jan
12
Mar 22
33
July 25
7% Aug
1
62% Dec
11
24% Oct
19
58% Dec 29
53% Dec 30
13
17% Oct
July 13
22
Nov
24
7
3% 'h
4%
Houston
27
21 '/a Jan
10
50% Mar 15
84 % Nov
2
75
Oct
Jan
9
5 % July 18
12
Hudson
5
5%
24
20%
11%
11%
11
*19
Texas
14
Foods
4% Jan
19
Hupp
23% Oct
6
t per share
$ per share
Lowest
$ per share
500
4,300
*107«
11 Va
*10%
11
1,700
19%
18%
*26%.
26%
26 Va
18%
26%
LC%
26 3
4
33%
'26%
.34%
33%
27%
33%
600
33 Va
33%
*57%
59
33%
34 Va
58%
58%
59
S!T
8,700
58%
59%
58%
53%
1,400
58%
34%
*58
59
58
■r
58
58
19
19%
1874
18%
700
58
58
58
*58
59 %
*95%
96%
58%
96
96
95%
95%
*95%
96%
'95 %
*13%
13%
96%
3
13%
13%
*96%
13%
96%
20
13%
13 %
13%
35%
13%
13 Va
35%
13%
35%
35%
*35%
35%
13%
*35 %
35%
2,400
x34%
34 %
*34%
35 Ve
300
41%
87 %
*92%
41%
41%
87%,
87 %
93 %
41%
41 %
41%
41%
41 %
100
*85%
87
85%
86%
*91
93%
*91%
93%
*91%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
C8
68%
68
25
87
'
68
68
41%
*41'/a
87
41%
87%
87%
*92%
9.1%
*17%
93%
17%
13
68%
■
17%
68
67
67%
18%
18 Va
18 Va
17%
18 %
17%
17%
73%
79%
80
80%
80%
80 Va
79%
80%
80 %
5%
5%
5%
5%
Sm
Inc
6V4
13%
13%
13%
13%
60 Va
60%
59%
60 Va
59 %
59%
13%
13%
13%
12%
13 %
12%
12%
20%
20%
20 %
20
20%
20
20
1
*3%
No par
18%
87%
58
*92%
1,900
270
93%
17%
18
600
18 Va
6,800
671/2
67'4
67 %
1774
80%
1774
500
'/a
80%
2,300
5%
5%
5%
5,000
80
2,100
*13%
13%
59%
57%
59%
60
4,700
12%
1274
12%
12%
7,200
*13
14
900
"
19%
19%
*20
20%
3%
3%
1.100
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
4.000
18%
*18%
19%
13%
18%
*18%
19%
18%
18%
1,400
Saturday
AND
HIGH
Monday
I per share
SALE
Tuesday
Dec. 10 Y.
Dec. 11
Dec. 8
Par
-
18%
3%
19
LOW
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
*18
13%
60
20%
6.66%
5%
13%
13%
12.50
6%
13%
60
Ltd—No par
Car——
41%
5%
6%
13%
100
/
58
181/4
*17%
5
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
11%
20%
No par
Corp
Refrigerator Co
Year 1930
11%
20%
34
...
Hussman
Range foi Previous
Lowest
1,200
11%
20%
27
common__100
28% Feb
2% July 30
20 Va
H%
33%
preferred
16 Va Aug 30
18% May 15
1,900
20 Va
,
1
Hudson
13
20%
560
14 Va
*19 Va
...
Hunt
22
20 %
90
105 7 4
14
*26%
(Del)
Hudson
4% Apr
105%
105%
27
No par
3
25% Apr
4,500
19%
100
26
3
900
23%
71 %
34%
:
Oct
July 17
24%
23%
71
.50
20% Feb
1% Jan
*24
>
*26%
com...5
common
&
700
*19
„_No par
Manhattan
'400
49 Vs
30
Power
Min
12
*11%
40
41%
12.50
common——10
Co
12
123
49
14
*20%
11 Va
19%
14
20%
12
230
41%
24
105%
14
20 %
20%
—
of
Motor
14
20%
14
20%
20%
Co...
Bav
14
106%
11 Va
48% May 84
12% Nov 16
65
106 %
106%
*20%
12
123
38
50
23%
20%
*11%
5,200
71
11
12
67 %
23
20%
Stores Corp
&
20%
67
71
20 Va
„
non-cum
106 Va
14»a
20%
400
67%
23%
10%
Finance common...No par
Sound
2
19% Mar
2
Howe
14
20%
20 Va
70 %
10%
Light <fc
Howard
14 %
V8
1,600
2C'/a
23 %
20 Va
preferred
O.i
106%
23 Va
*37 ly
70
*11%
preferred
1
4
106%
23%
38
23%
1
Corp..
preferred
Oct
54% Apr
17% Nov
12
18% Dec 20
1
18
106%
20
41%
50
24 %
97%
72
*70%
5
Corp
conv
72
5
_
preferred———.—
Houston
22
8"% Jan
16
$4.25
24
Jun
11% Mar 13
11% July 21
35% Mar 9
99% Mar
107% Jan
Et
Hondaitle-Hcrslioy
20% Apr
17
15
105
%
Sons
Electrochemical
8
10% July 13
*70
Co
<fc
Oil
72
14 Va
*20
10
prelerred—
Mining.
conv
Home.stake
*
o
Co
Paper
Furnace
iAt
106%
par
Coip
(Charles
Co
Holland
Hollander
*70%
me
.
pfd (conv) __No
Daweh
9
33% Dec
11
Hotels
&
4
97%
123
*41
"■
2nd
cum
Hinde
z.9
25 % Mai
14
9% July 11
47% Jan
18
12
July 25
32% Jan
13
$4%
Aug 29
17% Sep
6
20% Aug 18
29% Mar 7
52
101
Feb
i \4
t
23-
2
8
Jun
11
.
18% Mar 29
5
9
Ian
100% Dec
6
31
15
10% Apr
Nov
19% Sep
16% May
July 12
20% Dec
Sep~27
14%
UK'*
16
10
600
20
•-?"
66%
•
100
33 %
23
22%
123
*122%
•
33%
97
20
■
4,900
:
33%
x97
23
37%
10,800
85 Va
33%
*96%
400
7V4
33%
37%
*49%
24%
23%
4
33%
33%
30
10%
7
*83
37
67
42
'(%«&
98
'J %
23%
*121
50%
Heyden
33 %
21
69
•10'/«
"33 V4
a
20 V8
67%
*41
Hewitt-Robins
85 Va
23 %
122%
*49%
6
34 3
*83
22
69
7%
36%
*67
Chocolate cominon__No par
6
*33%
85%
100
10%
20%
*121
preferred series A
11
34%
*83
700
6%
70
20
100
50
*33%
10
2374
V8
20
*36%
No par
common
21%
34
84 "a
*33
143
2374
*6 Va
7 Vs
21 %
x21
•141%
1,100
6%
7%
21%
7%
80
140
32%-
2374
*6
10%
7%
79
*32
600
102
144
23%
70
*69
13Va
79
102
32
32
144
13%
80%
103
*101%
24%
*6Va
Va
32%
143 Va
145
13%
80
101%
7%
100
preferred
4%'v
4,300
1874
'10 Va
25
preferred
non-cum
47%
18%
*69%
15
Motors
7%
6 '4
100
common
Hercules
21
48
W>
1
24%
6%
32
47%
5
Co
common
24
Nov
July 25
Co
23 % Feb
.
*24%
31%
19
1
preferred—
(G
Nov
-
52% Aug 23
34
Helme
5
*143%
6%
31%
47%
18%
2
common
Jl
32%
31%
47%
lu %
ly
13%
80 %
*101
32
32
'31 %
19%
*13%
80 %
25
32 :
19
101%
*31 %
32
*31%
13%
80%
101
32%
'6 Va
100
prefeired
IH
3.65%
31
Feb
Co
3% '"o
Heinz
13%
14
81 %
145
25
1
Inc
Glass
40 Va Feb
9
17% July
Hecht
iy%
33
'143%
10
common.
Corp
Hazel-Atlas
41% July 13
13
NOV
Marx
*21 Va
48%
ly */4
103
'G
———100
—
&
Corp of America
Va %
preferred
3
64% Jan
'80%
'101%
com—No par
Hat
8
48 Va
'13%
100
31 Va
48%
19%
'19
Co $4.25 pfd—Nopai
A)
31 Vs
32
48%
No pai
4%
Hanna
1
'31%
Cementing___5
—5
154
5% Nov 21
20
—
Well
Printing
Co
2
34% Oct
% July
143 % Dec
31% Dec 30
Oct
107 Va May
Dec
101
Water
Halliburton
Hall
15 % Mar 14
13 % Dec
29
80% Feb
108% Oct
3
141
Nov
Hackensack
$ per share
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. I I
$ per share
Thursday
Friday
Sales for
Dec. 13
Dec. I t
the Week
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
Shares
I
32% July 25
34% Jan 25
62
Dec
20
82% Jun
29
99
Dec
8
Jan
25
60
7 34
40% Maris
Dec
20
30% Nov 29
41% Mar 23
50
Oct
27
52% Jun
9
52
Dec
14
52% Dec
18
7% July 13
25% July 12
v
5% July 14
r 42% Mar 28
171% July 13
7% July 12
27
Dec 22
81
Aug 18
3y« Dec
8
35% Mar 31
129% Dec
9
11% Dec
14
33% Jan
25
104
Feb
1
5%: July 12
49%
Jan
3
July 18
68 % Dec
30
56% Nov 28
83
29
75% Jun
Dec
175
11 %
Dec
12
11
12
Mar 28
17
20% Nov
8
Oct
9
90% Oct
29
2% Jun
25
5 Va Jan
18% Dec
21
15 Va Jun
28
Mar 29
199% Jun
25
240
32% Oct 23
181
Jan
3.0% Jun
2
14
Int'l
Harvester
Jan
10% Jan
2
17% Dec
10
25% Jan
10
44Va Oct
8
95% Nov
17
9 %
May
137% Jun
14% Aug
59% Sep
8
18
7
87% Aug
15
31
5 Va Jan
3
International
42% Oct
8
Int'l Nickel
Feb
14
133 Va Nov
4%
27
"7
12% Aug
9
18
45% Nov
23
Sep
1
6
9% Dec
22
96% Dec
6% Nov
7
11% Jan
16
19
44% Nov
8
73% Jan
19
110
72
Oct
46% Jan 28
39
61% Oct
53
3
International
International
Paper
May
.
4
49
Aug
1
44% Feb
Jan
2
73
6
Dec
International
28
International
31
Interstate
1
Interstate
Jun
26
36% July 26
48
Jan
3
45
27
33% July 10
Apr 21
Dec
Apr 14
% Sep 22
30% Nov
36% Oct
xl9 Va
8
23% Nov
Iowa
39
July 12
139
28
30
32
141
Jan
7% Jan
129
3
Jun
11
4% Jun
18% Sep 25
96% May 15
70 % Mar
3
18% Jan
4
82% Dec
14
64
4 pi
28
8
Dec
7
$6
Va Jan
18
78% Sep
18
3
106 Va Jan
11
47
30
Dec
Jan
25
70% Nov
13
23% July 17
98% Dec
34% Mar
64
27
Mar 27
82% Sep
Jacobs
IP
LI
31% Jan
29 V,
July
14
2
90
Jan
3
35% Nov
22
22
3.200
91%
92
320
4
Jewel
Tea
35 %
163
4
3%%
34%
162%
*16%
90
88
88
131%
133
*87
3 Va
41%
133
133
34%
162%
17Va
17%
9,200
38%
38 3/4
4,800
*87
89
*131%
3'/a
1,400
41'/a
23,800
132
133
14
13'4
14
47%
48 %
97%
*97
97%
97%
97'/4
*97%
97%
*97 %
97%
132
48%
*97%
*6%
48%
*44
6%
46 3 4
48
46
48
46
6%
48 %
49
47%
6%
46%
47%
47
48%
48 Va
47%
47%
*47%
48%
47%
47%
900
39%
39%
391%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
1,400
60%
60%
60%
60 Va
*59%
60%
50%
59%
58%
59%
1,600
36%
*33%
36%
*33 %
36
«/2
*33 Va
361/2
*33%
*33%
36%
17%
17%
18%
17%
18 %
16%
1774
17 Va
17%
17
17%
89,100
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 3 4
25 3
4
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 74$
31%
3,500
31%
*31 Va
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
32
32%
32%
8%
nar
8%
8%
8%
l,80p
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
4,000
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
84%
*34%
25 Va
25 %
25%
25%
23%
23 %
23'/a
23 %
34%
25%
25%
25
25%
25 Va
23%
23 Va
23%
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23%
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35
25%
23%
37%
135
57/a
G
37
37 %
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37%
135
133%
5%
5%
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20%
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20%
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84
common
No par
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68
67%
68
.—100
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99
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66
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36
%
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.
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20
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84
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684
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1,800
136
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57/a
19%
19%
82'/a
120
1,200
63%
100
08 %
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97%
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400
99
%
66%
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63%
66%
66%
69
67%
67%
67
67
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
87
86%
86%
80%.
87 Va
87
87
87
87
33%
34
33%
34%
33%
34%
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34
33%
34
34 3 i
35%
34%
35 %
25
36%
.
2,200
68%
97
68 %
30
82%
24
-
377/a
37%
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5%
87
100
5,800
19%
68%
23%
5,300
23%
84
71
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10
1,500
25%
23%
37%
35
25%
136
20
63 %
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37%
37%
134
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20%
84
68%
99
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125
84
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1
1,270
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17%
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preferred series A.
5,300
39%
d—100
16
7
6 '4
59%
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L
15,700
6%
46%
1
preferred
97%
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,-10
—
7,300
15,700
6%
6'4
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-
14Va
49
*33%
No par
common
13%
39%
No par
__
6%
48%
'
240
•
59
25
No
6%
49
200
3 Va
40%
48%
*97
920
41 Va
13%
No par
29,700
3 Va
407«
477«
No par
1,900
34%
14
com
1,900
6,200
162%
88
3
3 Va
41%
133
*87
90
Va
3
42
4
16%
218
38%
38
37%
100
17
49%
No par
5%
34 Va
162%
17
13%
Light Co
Inc
35
x37%
3 Va
3%
214%
163
38%
11%
16 Va
16%
212
162%
381/4
41 %
212
x34%
35%
103
38%
3
4
16%
16%
216 Va
38%
42%
4
4
4
16%
213
48
Co.
Co
4Va
16%
216 Va
13%
29
25
22
91%
*11%
11%
48%
No par
Pwr &
*11 Va
22
91%
38 %
*131%
111%
22
93
11 Va
17
132 %
5,000
*91%
17%
3
7,800
26%
x21%
16%
36 Va
42%
50 V4
26 '/a
*
215%
163
*88
49%
26%
11%
17
3 Vs
20
50
26
92
17%
42
156
49%
26
22%
17
90
*154
155
50 3a
11%
No par
Jersey Cent
25%
26%
155
2,300
13%
4
Tun
86% Dec
6
preferred
152
"49%
83%
48
Co...———3.50
Coal
•
83%
84%
13%
15
21%
81% Jan
&
Creek
50%
700
1,200
22'4
lova
35%
152
157
1,610
61%
91 Va
215
162%
83%
1,800
61
61
48%
10
Mar 16
97
1
51% May 18
75
Island
Feb
95
4
Power
5
22% Feb
,
107%5Mar
15
35%
84
8%
7%
13%
Iowi-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Feb
26
4Va
lo%
50
*83
84
200
36
7%
48 %
Stores
l
Dec
-
11%
210
163
132 %
25
Dept
*152
92
4 Va
*38
International Telep & Teleg—No
par
International Utilities Corp
5
Fewer
157
61
Va
7.50
common
Intertype Corp...
35% Dec
82%
61
61%
7
Limited—.15
preferred
37% May 28
27% Jan 24
24% Sep 28
20% July 9
22
7%
84%
-
61
38 %
No par
International Silver
8
*61%
V4
ltiYa
3Vs
Shoe
8% Dec
1
61%
92
212
41%
Salt
4
*7%
7%
17
100
10
May
7%
8
17
1
preferred—
8% Nov 26
16
7
*7%
*11%
common
$4 prelerred
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5'7/
7%
11%
9°%
com__Nopar
Packers
17
Feb
50
%
26%
100
15% Oct
56% Jan
109
*47
8%
50%
Preferred
50
*35%
26 Va
Corp..
Canada
*47
8%
50%
loo
Mining
of
50
35%
26'%
preferred...
*47
8%
50%
*162%
50
70
4,500
45
35%
*152
common...
45
8%
157
4
47
35%
26%
16%
*45
8%
50%
*209
47
35%
*152
100
58
*45
*61%
93%
94 Va
47
8%
20
No par
1,100
9,300
35%
—100
...No par
37%
55Va
3%
No par
Machines
373i
55
35%
83
"2-%
38
381/4'
8%
84
*11 Va
28%
38%
35 7 a
7
8
*92
,
8%
84
I
%
35%
-
61%
Int
96 Va Jan
129
*7%
35%
25
Jun
S A
No pai
31% May 24
3
*47
8%
35%
7% preferred
———..
10U
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Minerals As Chemical com.
5
31
6
*45
50
61%
...
Business
30
46%
*47
8%
1
Iron
Int'l
13% Apr
*45
*35%
...
Interlake
47
50
__5
Corp common
5
preferred ;
_100
Intercontinental Rubber
..No par
3
38 Va
*44%
No par
Mex,
4%%
10
27% Dec
36% Dec
De
38'/a
38
*47
Interchemtcal
Sep
179
On
Co—
37% Feb
26
RP
.50
—.50
9
10
103
38'/a
Cons Copper—..
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc...
23
20 Va Feb
29
159 % Jun
16
29,% May
231
Steel
19
54% July 19
37%
preferred
Sep
5
*55
38 %
Inspiration
27% Sep
6
58%
37%
6
101% Feb
29
6%
Inland
35% Jan
Oct
*56%
38%
*56%
common——.No par
Ingersoll-Ralid
5
5% July 18
58 Va
Eiectrica
2
14% Jan
*56%
Industrial Rayon.
15
Jan
4% Dec
100
Inriustna
16
29 % Oct
Terminal
8
*91
59
Indianapolis Power & Light
92% Sep 26
168% May 18
62% Feb
5
29
45 % July
2
13% Jun 29
Dec 20
25% Oct
152
71% Feb
Illinois
1
13 Va Jan:
July 11
*57
1
27% July
135
58%
38 Va
16
8 Va Mar
20% Jan
17% July 26
27"% Jan
5
58
38 Va
30% Oct
19
8
58
No pai
11% Jan
22
23% Dec
—1000
common
series
Co
2
30
July 12
A.
*93%
6
22% Jun
28
94'4
23
17
4
55%
*93%
6% Jan
36% May
July 17
55'/a
95%
3% Nov
19
42% July
3
32% Aug 30
9% Jan
3
20% Jan
56
28% Feb
Jan
a45
39
38 %
55%
*93 Va
18
9
10
13
38 %
57
95
33% Mar 27
10% Dec
22
27
38 Vk
56 '4
*93%
preferred
30
July 17
ctfs
Power
38
57%
94
ser
preferred.
Apr
25% Jun
52
Illinois
*37%
56
94
crm
20 % Nov
12% Jan
8
15
38%
38%
57
96
common.100
pfd
cum
56% Dec
185
Feb
Va Nov
38%
57
*94
Co
4.08%
26
16
stock
71
39
38%
A—100
RR
conv
4.26%
Jan
14
RR
50% July 2
32% Mar 15
20
Central
2
12% Mar 30
9% Aug
8
25
non-cum
13
15
Dec
6%
Jan
Dec
1% Jan
Illinois
53 % Feb
155
16% Jan
Idaho Power Co
6
8
1
29
92
9
75% Feb
107 Va Mar
19
Jun
38
39% Jan
24
20
Nov
Nov
47% Dec
68
■'
33% May 15
51% Nov
93
20
65%
66 %
.66
66 V2
6,400
67
67%
*67
67%
1,200
23%
86 Vt
,
23%
,
86 Va-'
t
15,100
640
33%
337/a
3,800
36%
K
27
9
22
Mar 24
Dec
98% Jan
5
25
103% July 13
16% Dec
25 % Rep
103% Apr
109 Vs
For footnot®*
15
10
pa ere
29
40% Sep
5
18% Jan
23% Mar 30
90
May la
see
Jun
11 % Nov
29
96
24
Dec
Nov
14
19
13
Kaiser
Alum
&
Chem
Corp
9
Kalamazoo,Stove & Furnace
Nov
2
Ks'i"'
103% Feb
1
3.80%
108
5
4%
28 %
Jan
r
Citv
Pr & Lt
preferred
cum
preferred
Co
1
35
35 %
35'/4
10
15%
15%
15%
com.No par
26%
26%
26%
100
*89
82
*89
100
*96
97 72
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35%
.
15%
2;-'%
92
97%
13%
.,
t
f
r%
26 Va
26%
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92
97
98
■
r
36%
14,400
15s.1
it; %
16'a
16%
16 Va
16%
9,500
20%
27
2
27%
27%
27%
6,000
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92
*ro
91%
90
90
10
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9.)
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99
'97
99
20
.
%
-
Volume 174
-Number 5073
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2371)
19
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS V..
Year 15)50
Lowest
.
July
$ per share
3.
NEW
Highest
,$ per share
J per
share
66% Dec
19
57
Jun
29
75% Feb
8
18
63
Sep
21
70% PCD
24
19
Mar
6
15% July 20
Kansas
6
Kayser
tJunus)
14% Nov
27
12% Nov 30
15% Feb
30
28
34 % Oct
19
Jan
16% Jan
30
25% Oct
23
24 V. Jan
2
33% Oct
25
•0% Api
3
7574 Dec
28
67 % July
2
88% Nov
14
36% Aug
6
49% Oct 31
19% July
3
25 % Jan
"24
Jan
13
42 %
Mar 18
1C7%' Dec
20
107% Dec
Class
Kimberiy-Clarke
Nov
24
36
Jan
2
Dec
1
91
NOV
29
103
Feb
13
42
? Sep
21
<42% Jan
62
20
6
36% Dec
36 % Jah
51
Nov
26
27
12
Jun
May
4
47% Sep
9
8
Jan
80
13
56%-May
28
39
9
May' 7
34'A
32%
88'A
.43 'A
43%
*22%
47%
22%
* 106%
108%
1
*23%
24%
18%
:
par
Corp———No par
.
(cum)_
'
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:
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J.
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-
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77
.
1
45
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53
52%
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»
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50
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i
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-
34%
62'A
66'A
66'A
16%
16%
16%
16%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
33%
32%
33
*32%
33%
31
32
32
32
32
8614
86%
86%
86%
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4414
43%
44
22
21%
21%
12%
.
77%
77%
*76
44%
92%
'
39 %
52
34%
Shares
900
62%
67%
92%
39
fper share
63
.
45
Sales for
the Week
„<■
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32%
*76
44%
92%
14
*66 %
87%
v
86%
87%
43
43%
' 42%
43%
21%
22»/8
22
22
46%
47»A
46%
46%.
*'106% 108
107% 107%
24%' 24%
■- *24
24%
18%
18% v' < *18%
19
V
62%
.
Friday
X30%
34%
'
86%
;
Dec
$ per share
<63
*66% " 67%
.16%
16%
12%
33%
62%
16%
12V2
.
39'A
52%
35
39'A
;•
63Vs
31%
.
Dec. 13
Thursday
$ per share
67%
16%'
77
45%
92%
•
*91%
39'A
'*52 '
16%
*76
<
45%
*62%
•
.
Doc. 12
Wednesday
share
per
*66%
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34'A
34'A
31%
32
87% ; 88%
43%
43%
*22%
22%
46%
47%
*106% 108%
*24
24%
18'A
18%
92%
39
Kress (S H) .& Co;
.——No par
Kroger Co (The)———t.No par
..
47%
«91%
LO
—
;■%
•
Kresge (S S) Col
.
No par
_
Preferred
.
d
common..
$5 prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common
4%.
34«/4
32%
.
$
63'A
67%
16%
12%
,
12%
<87%:
i
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No par
Co mew—1-2.30
preferred
16%
12%
t
County Land
Keystone Steel &. Wire Co—No
10
37
%:16%'
10.0
;
63%
.''■■$66%
67%
PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
63%:
"
SALE
Dec. 11
$ per share ■'
share
per
*66%
cta'a. A__l
conv
Kern
19% Jan
24
*"63
1
—
cowv
101
July la.
wneei
B
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co-
72
par
Co
Kennecott. Copper
12
14
Jan
&
27
24
t
Light Co.:.—-8.75
27 % Aug
Nov
20
JS* Dec 26
44 % Dee
50% Sep
12
25% Sep 28
17% Mar 20
76% Nov
13% July 20
67% Aug 11
24% July 12
03% Jan
9*
!60
29
&
Ketwy liases
■
^Saturday
Par ;
preierreo——100
ruwer
Dec. 10
Dec. 8
City. Southern com„No
Uun-cum
Kansas
,20% Dec
27% May 24
47 % Nov 27
■*%
%
1 LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
• -
.'-.
w
1
30
3
"
17% Mar
20V« Jan 13
15% Jan
i
•'
v
YORK
EXCHANGE '■
;
70% Nov
57% July 13
14% July 26
.10% Juzi
Lowest
Highest
I per share
43
Range Since Jan. 1
52%
*21%
46%
*106%
46%
46'A
100
■
8,400
2,500
1,000
2,100
12,900
4,100
1,400
3,000
46%
100
108
107
24
*24
24'A
200
*18%
19
*18%
19%
200
*76
77%
*76
77%
24
108
44%
4434
44%
44%
92%
92%
93
93
39%
39%
39%
39
39'A
53
52%
52%
5i%
52
3,400
1,000
347/a
39
44%
92'A
35
35%
35
35
4,700
\
5,700
80
35%
"51%
3414
8%
X8%
6%
*6%
6%
*6%
7
6%
6%
600
221A
22%
22%
23
22%
22%
6,300
13%
*12%
1274
*46%
47
.
L
f
July 12
7% Nor 14
3% Jun St
7% Dec
4% May 24
20
'
19% July 12
10% Jun
8
8% Dec
14
40% Jan
18
25% Oct 25
Jan
28% May
4
Lambert
S
14%.Feb
6
AVt%
preferred™
Lane-Wells Co—
64
Jan
9
21% Sep
72% Oct
28
14
Dec
Dec
19
9
Dec
Dec
July 17"
July 13
77
Dec
13% Oct
Jun
15
11% Jan
18
26% Apr
1#
65 % Jan
Oct
29
2
Jan
20
Lerner Stores Corp
36% Aug
7
Llbby-Owens-Ford Glass Co„.
10% Feb
9
libby
33% Jan'
'39
2
Oct
66
Jun
24
79
Jan
3
159
Nov
14
184
Jan
39
Jan
20
2
69
Oc»t
49
24
37% Jun
9
17% Jun
17
73
14
Dec
17% juij
44% Jun
Oct"4
2
13% Sep 29
12% Jan
174
17% Jun
19
149
13
Oct
26% Nov
4
94 % Dec
6
29
30% Dec
30
30% Jan
2
3
Lori/lard
170
Jan
17
35
Sep
10
$
-
NEW
per
share
;
A-:-
■-/
STOCK
14%
*16%
16%
16%
8%
22%
1,900
22%
88'A
*87
8%
100
8%
3,900
6,400
247/a
*5%
5%
5%
70%
71'A
70%
71
x70%
70%:
2,800
13%
13%
*13%
14
*13%
137A
24%
24%
34
1,400
3,700
5,800
6
6 * *
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6
2
25%
14%
24
14%
1%
1%
1%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
5%
5%
14%
28,700
4,600
2
61%
1,500
900
5%
"
14
14
14
13%
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 7A
34%
24%
34%
13%
25
34 7A
34%
34%
34%
34'A
34%
34%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8'A
37%
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37%
36%
37%
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371/4
*36%
37
36 7A
36%
800
67%
66%
671/a
66%
67%
66%
67%
11,600
160%
159%
159%
460
.
.
67'A
67
161%,
xl61.
161
160
61
159%
161
67
159%
160%
34%
5,300
900
■
61
61
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60 %
59
60'A
61
61
47
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46/4
46%
47
47%
461A
46'A
46
46
*45%
463A
700
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15 3A
2,300
43
22'A
43%
42%
431/4
V 42'A
42%
42%
42%
41%
42'A
10,700
22'A
22%
22%
*22
22%
22
22%
22
22
75%
*73
75
73
73
21%
22%
22
22 %
22%
22%
17,500
17
17 'A
17%
17%
20,600
7,800
15%
43%
22%
,
v,
73'A
22 «'.'
22%
22%
22%
*73
74 7A
*73
*73
75%
22%
61
1,000
100
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
24'A
24'A
24'A
24%
23%
241/8
24'A
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
36'A
36
36%
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
35%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
21
21%
20%
21'A
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
*148%
150'A
*148%
150'A
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
700
53
52%
53'A
4,600
30%
30%
2,100
13%
33%
21'A
51'A
30%
*93%
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;'■
95
47'A
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•
-
47
47%
52%
30%
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30%
95
*93
95
46%
*46
46%
*93%
47
46%
1,500
10,500
8,700
60
150
150
95
*93
46 'A
900
47
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. l!i
Friday
Dec. 13
Sales for
Dec. I t
the Week
Thursday
Dec. il
10
$ per share
9per thare
52%
95
Tuesday
Monday
Dec.
52%
30%
53
30%
*93%
LOW AND
Dec. 8
33%
52%
95
V/
Saturday
Per
7
/
150
30%
30%
30%
"93%
-
52%
51 »/4
51%
30%
<
V
I per share
22%
87
71%
-
/'
147A
*1%
8%
600
71
22%
10
YORK
14%
1%
*89
901%
61
71%
-*36
100
Co
EXCHANGE
151/a
1%
149%
Lukens
Highest
I per share
14 7A
2
34
6
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
/
Inc'com__l
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
24%
150
■53% Oct
Steel
25%
*33%
4'A^i
Sons
25%
*148%
Lowtnstein
series
253A
34
5
&
25%
150
19
(M)
90%
8%
87
8%
21'A
Feb
'
8%
'
*33%
: Feb
22%
8%
*148%
10.3
preferred
X22 %
22%
*89
8%
90%
lo
59% Peo .13
••
23
22%
8%
50
61
*5%
71
*73
par
common—,
61%
72%
43%
7%
preferred—
_ioo
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)__No par
Louisville & Nashville
_5o
Range for Previous
I per there
Co
<P)
61%
16% "
*22'A
*
A—No par
39
7
102% Dec
Long Island. Lighting Co .—-No
25% Jan
48% Jun 29
38% Sep 21
17
7
62
,*61%
'
1,100
16%
15%
lo
15% Jun
•
"
.
1
:
61%
22 7A
400
19%
17
V. *40
y_-—____-_.No par
(M-i)
61%
19%
15%
=>30%
preferred—100
Lone Star Cement Corp
62
.
34%
par
Long Bell Lumber
r
19
4
May 28
19%
147A
~8%<
par
Aircraft Corp——
*19%
*24'A
5
convertible
47
19%
*137A-
2.50
Corp com-_No
*46%
*19%
*17A
*5%
__No par
47% Apr .27
9
30'A Jan
36% May 23
50% Dec 21
22% Mar 24
97% Feb
Jan
V
28
r
3%%
47
19%
25%
67
Co—•
Carbonic
Loew's Inc:
23
3
Liquid
4
'
*46iA
19%
2
-161
tThet
47
19%
20,600
15
25%
25
Co_—
Corp
19% Oct
Noc
7
Lion Oil
19
Belt
1
14
27% Jai<
8
27
*81
urn
Lockheed
17
34% Jan
J
9
28% Aug
July
29% Dec
Link
25 7A Oct
21% July 17
20% Dec
Lily Tuiip Cup Corp__
4
•11
4
5
3
21
*46
13%
83A
25%
*___10b
Oct
13%
8%
8%
*70%
.
5
preferred
13
18%
Mar
7A
*12%
8%
17
7
com
13%
25
2
lo
Corp.:—
-
-
*12%
46
*89
8%
14%
No par
j.
Libby_
90'A
8%
6%
22%
13%
22%
22%
8%
6'A
25%
*61%
'
25%
5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Fon
t4% July 12
22
Savers
<fc
23% Sep
29
81% Apr
McNeill
46 "a Apr
29
21% Jan
(64
Life
Products
v
8%"
^
16'A Nov
6
v
44% Nov
28
Lehn <fc Fink
23
27
Aug
7
22% July 18
16
Corp (The)
;
62
*89
preferred^-No par
2nd pfd
No par
50c non-cum
-
19%
*22
>•<
1st
27% Sep
71
3
non-cum
29
14% July 12
Aug
$3
8% Nov. 23
S
15% Dec
-
(James) & Sons Co comimon__3
preferred100
3.85'A
1
45
8%
8%
6%
25%
12%
45%
19%
8%
*61
Lehigh Coal <Se Navigation Co
lo
Lehigh Portland Cement
25
Lehigh Valley RR
__No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common——l
Lehman
40% May 29
28% Feb
Lees
5
5
17% May 17
I
45% Nov
.
—„
Lee Rubber & Tire
18
73% July
Mar 31
187
—No par
'
22
8% Jan
pM_75 Pesos Mex
(The)—,.
1N0 paT
Co
20'/. July 11
28
4 89% Jan
Jan
6*
30 % Jun
I9
38
17
3
2
11% Jan
9
9% Oct
15% Feb
23
July 20
4% May 24
39% Aug 28
3
28% July 26
100% Feb
7
1% May 12
23
24% Jan
15.
18
13
15 %
28
10% Aug 28
73.
16
Dec
Jun
"21% Aug
1
8% Jun 25
29
67
7% Jan
25% Feb
9
8
29
20
»0% Dec
2
19% July 27
29
July 17
-•
Jan
11
28
3
22% Dec
12
30
51
56
'
3
1% Jun
14% Jun
*
51% Feb
9
100% Sep 25
10% Dec 28
i.
4% Apr
2
28
25% May
July 1»
4% Jan
.42% Jan
62% Sep 28
24"
7
28
:
Consolitiad
g%
4
Lane Bryant common—
llVa Jan
47% Jan
3!
;
La
22
28
20
Co__
1
12% Jun
,
Gas
Mar
8
16% Jun
42% Dee
Laclede
5% July
6
22 % Dec 12
9 per there
9 per there
f per there
Shares
f per there
M
11% Feb >8
36% Aug
135% Mar
17
May
8
42
Dec
26
Oct
10
3
143
Sep
19
128
Jun
21
142% Feb
26
18% Dec
19
14
Jun
29
20% Feb
17
Mack
Trucks
Feb
2
Macy
(R Hi
103% Jan
2
11% Mar 31
28% July 17
101
Nov
>
Jan
14'A Apr
35% Dec
«
28
24% Apr
19
July
7 Y» Jan
3
8
550
Apr
Jan
12'A Jan
8'A Dec
m Nov
3
19% July 25
27
8% July 25
2
Aug
6
9% Nov 24
13
38% Dec
3
Jan
25
500
23
9% Oct
3
„
25
30
23% Jun
9
23% Oct
17
6% July 13
25
Jun
Nov
7% May 21
12'A Aug 30
9% Dec 27
4
7 Vt Mar 30
16
31
89
18
Mar 30
29
37% May 17
20
10% Jan
810
13'% Nov
34% May 25
105
12
8% Dec
15
3
4
7% Mar 23
37% Jan
5
18% Mar 19
M
4
MnrAndres's
6
38
10
.
&
M
6A
Wood
Working Co
<fe
Forbes
4'AA
Inc
Co
Inc
32%
*8%
8%
*8
*35%
4
16
Mandel
25% Jan
31
Manhattan
13% Oct
8
57% Nov
15
(The)
Bro<;
Oil
Marathon
18% Apr 19
23% Jan 25
tooy« Aug
7
9% Jan 13
19% May
33% Dec
31
Dec
29
106% Sep
21% Dec
9% July 19
32
July 19
5
Jan
3
Market
38% Feb
5
Marshall Field & Co
26 % Nov
10'A
5
*2y/4
22
21'A
8%
21'A
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
*8%
*20%
10%
Marine Midland Corp
preferred
Ry
6%
prior
50
pfd
Nov
30
105% Feb
Dec
4
21% Jan
18
Martin
29
14% Jan
11
Martin-Parry
July 17
38% Oct
19
Masonite
23% Feb
16
Master
49% Sep
20
Mathieson Chemical Corp com
Dec
29
29
15
17% Jan
31% Nov
22
29
2
Jan
10
21
35
Sep
12
"A %
May
preferred—
(Glenn
Corp
Electric
27%
*91%
100
Co_„
L)
Corp
Dept Stores
13%
11%
36%
19%
19'A
43 !A
43%
32
32'A
*78
79'A
87
10
90
Feb
18
79% Nov
21
91% Jan
31
17% May 11
13% Jan
10
16'A Feb
23
52
43
17
49% Apr
19
31%
3
13
19% July 14
Mar 28
27% Sep
23
Jan
15'A Aug
2
27
Feb
3
20% Jan
4
26
Apr
16
Jun
28
44% Jun
4
16% Jun
2fi
19% Apr
27
"3
x92% Dec
12
Ian
8
39% July 27
52% Mar 13
45 % Jan
2
CO
30% July 17
40% Nov 21
35
3
42% Dec
'
72% Oct
26
18
39
99
<44
23% May 11
July 13
July
July
,49
3
19
Aug I7
105
May
42
July
Dec
preferred
McCall
7
McGraw
7
McGraw-Hill
4.9% Jan
4
10
37% Jun
29
45
Jun
1
McKesson
27
Oct
4
McLellan
19% Jan
19
32% Oct
4
9
22
12% Apr
5'
18'A Aug 16
July 3
14% July 23
14% Jan
3
32% Oct
11
23% Jun
Jan
5
94%! Nov
27
88% May 15
27% Jan
9
17% Nov
20
t21% July 19
10% July 17
22 Vt
25
May 25
xl4% D:c
100
Mar 20
26% Jan
16
Jan
14% Jan
6% Aug 11
95% Nor
53
13
16
9
7% Jan
101
27
Dec
Mengel
9
5','r.
16
27
87% Dec
113
Oct
26% Jun
(20% Jan
25
37% July 17
101% Feb 21
106
Dec
102% July
15
2nd
19% Dec
102% Nov
92
"28
Nov
3
39
131
11
Jan
2
Jun 29
Jan
3
13% Nov
8
see
page 24.
21% Dec
3
48% Feb
;5
Sep
4
21% Feb
ft
142
:
13% Mar 28
41% Jan
2
107% Oct 29
For footnotes
2
12
18
29
Oct
94
23% Oct
30
Dec
1
21
72 % Sep
18
17% Dec 28
16
Aug
16% July
7
42 % Dec
108
104% Feb
Nov
53% Mar 15
57% Dec 30
20%Mar
Dec
21% Sep
21
56% July 17
117
Sep
21
3.85"r
16%c
32'A
327A
*867A
88%
new.
—No par
Miod e
5
pfd—100
South
Steel
Prod
Minn St
P
&
SS
$3.75 conv preferred
18%
19
*8%
8%
3 2 74
32
*867A
117'A
14%
"48
A
31%
31'A
30
29%
50%
51
50%
*90
92
*90
*98%
92
*90
*98%
*87
31%
102
93%
91
*91%
"87
102
24%
24'A
93'A
24
24
1474
50
8%
32%
117%
93%
91
*91%
*87
67
93'A
19
3 2'A
x92%
57%
40%:
40 %
25
15%
18%.
*867/e
*117%
88'A
xl7
40%
25%
15%
*8'A
31%
29%
88
118'A
31'A
2974
51
92
102
93%
91
•
14%
*48
18%
8'A
32'A
*86
118
1474
50
18%
8'A
32%
88
118
31'A
31 %
30
30
*4974
51
9174
92
*98% 100
*91%
93'A
*87
91
22%
22%
23'A
22%
22%
69
67%
68'A
68'A
21'A
40%
132%
15'A
19%
50'A
19%
21
42%
135
147A
19%
1.50
50
50
100
113
113
90%
*78
79%
20
14'4
14'4
1,200
*45%
46 'A
14%
46
*57%
18%
170
2,700
18%
20%
21%
40'A
41'A
*132%
135
15'A
19%
147A
19'A
49%
*111
50%
113
21'A
21%
67%
x20%
40%
40%
*40
132% 132%
14%
15
19»A
19%
50'A
*111
50%
113
132
15
1874
50
*111
113
17
*91%
700
300
93
57 34
2,700
58
57%
41
41
40%
40%
66 %
67 %
66
'A
66'A
600
40%
40%
40%
40%
2,700
25
*
67
40%
25
15'A
24%
93'A
24%
68%
14%
91
*89 %
79 %
57%
40'A
22%
42
14%
*45%
20
*90
89%
91
93
69%
.*132%
89%
*78
92%
22%
.5
*90
17
6874
:.100
5,100
17
22%
21
12,100
31%
17'A
92%
5
—No par
Reg
"
1474
50
30
*98%
Marie.—No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell
116%
1474
50
237«
51
30
32'A
91
89
80
14'A
47'A
lo
common:
Minneap & St Louis Ry
19
A
24'A
*93
*50%
*30%
*91%
Inc— .No par
1st preferred
116%
100
100
,_r—
Petroleum
Utilities
.
_100
— —
preferred series
Midland
8%
Co_
Copper
Mid-Continent
*
——No par
common
preferred series—
3.80%
Miami
50
8%
pfd—
Machine
24
93'A
24'A
*8'A
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
preferred series
90
2
24'A
15%
15%
247A
93'A
*18%
10
7
54% Nov
3
Inc
preferred-*
conv
15'A
24%
Co. —.No par
104 % Jan
107 % Sep
12
July 17
$4
Merck & Co
15%
247A
94
Inc—L—3%
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott——12.50
139% Nor
8% July
$3.50
18
Co
Tran.sp
Mesta
13
31
67
17
July 18
10% Jun 29
28% Jan
66'A
24
28
125
67%
Jan
Apr
July 13
"67
31 J.'2 Oct
110
3
12
13
41'A
56
104'A Nov
23
13
Stores
Min
&
Jan
33% Oct
93%
57'A
47% Apr
27
94
58
21 % May 24
Nov
7
Jan
Merch
44%
31
40
42%
15
44 %
31%
2,100
42'A
*49
44%
31%
17%
57'A
*14%
400
43%
17'A
94
57%
413A
67%
94
.1
19%
17'A
43'A
50
18%
24
58
common.;
5,100
19
*18%
42 %
94
1st preferred
35%
*23%
57%
34% July 12
93
13
Mercantile
2
39% Sep
101
25
9
122% Sep
14
27
(The)
500
35%
*42%
*93'A
49%
6
38% Feb
8% Mar
Co
convertible
11%
36%
18%
*15'A
8
11%
35%
42%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co——lo
Mead Corp common..:
—No par
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Feb
19,900
13%
11%
24%
25
64
13%
13%
11%
13%
11 'A
36'A
19
43%
18%
41'A
21% Feb
1274
70
*42%
25%
2
91
91
*23%
40%
2
8,000
18%
*25%
6
10
27%
24'A
42%
17%
24'A
700
27%
18%
*42%
Corp————1
21,300
4%
42%
41'/4
Shoe
11
54 74
*4'A
*23%
257A
Melville
92
10%
*54 Va
42%
17%
247A
32
*90%
92
%
27%
19
24'A
17%
*93'A
*11%
36%
27%
4
18%
41'/4
Stores
*91'A
13
11
54%
*4%
42%
"25%
Robbins
27%
10%
54%
*23%
18
&
55
10%
54%
4%
27'A
19
42%
*17
5
300
2,500
24
*41%
1
-
21%
6,200
21
18%
42%
No par
Co
Publishing
10
3,100
8%
24
1874
24
*42
•
__i
Jan
22% Feb
*45%
*8%
10%
*90
88
*78%
14
*45%
Co_—
6% Jan
3
v
47
"
10%
10
54'A
91
89
79'A
14 "A
47%
Inc
48% July
27
24
14'A
*78
14'A
•
520
*505
21'A
19
22
8%
17
2,800
5,600
10%
43%
67'A
40%
18
Nov 20
.19% Nov
50
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
28 Va Oct
.42
Electric
3
26% Jan
18%
3
common
—
MeCrory Stores Corp com50c
3%%
convertible preferred
10o
42% Feb
21% July 13
*45%
No par
Corp
Preferred
14%
No par
Corp
McCord
Jan
58
July 13
33% July 13
82
106%
$3
32
10%
167'b
3,200
37 74
54%
19'A
43%
"8%
17%
520
37%
10%
44
32%
*19
91
90
79'A
14'A
46%
—5
common
21
*90%
89
79'A
14'A
*45%
19%
43'A
16%
10
100
8
55
ll'A
36%
43%
5,300
90%
8
10 %
12%
*19'A
317A
*89
8%
54
11'A
36'A
36%
31%
90%
10'A
11%
917/b
11,700
21%
13%
92
3
cum
11% Jan
13
*11 'A
36
I
preferred
$3.75
42% Jan
*91%
92
13>A
26%
27%
91
$3.75
10 i% Mar
Jan
27'A
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Jan
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32%
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44
132'A
15%
32%
89%
8
36'A
55
54
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$3.40 cumulative pfdNo par
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No par
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14%
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44
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7
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Aug 18
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4
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11
27
55
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(conv)
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8
29 % Nov
97
10%
18
18% Nov
12% July 13
24% July 27
8
10%
25
13% May
30
28
St
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6.23
Nov
4
4
16%
17%
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9
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56
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510
36
10%
—.
2
4
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17%
510
36
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8
16%
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Jan
11% Aug
.
50
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32%
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52% Oct
9
A
10
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Manati Su-;ar Co
Jan
15'A
8%
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14% Sep
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90%
No
com
Magma Copper—,
12
14%
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32%
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17
Co
15%
32%,
90%
42% Oct
Magnavox
15%
32%
par'
14%
44
132%
15'A
15%
Garden——No par
Square
15
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Madison
28
14%
14%
44
132%
100
13
Feb
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5
preferred series
18% Oct
42%
100
Jan
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24%
24%
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24%
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93%
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24%
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14%
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15%
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10
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17,600
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133
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14%
15
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(2372)
20
...
Monday, December 17, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Hifhosl
I per than
I per that•
< per
I pershare
than
37% Feb 20
Jun
May
4
100 % Nov 30
107
Mar
7
21
Deo 27
18% Jun 29
84
Sep 26
»% July 12
67
July 19
<16
54
f
NOT
108 V* Jan
27 Va Dec
27
27y4 July 26
83% Jan
10
2
2
25% Jan
27
24% Jun 29
9% Jan
15% Deo 2«
3
18% Sep
35"% Dec
13% Apr 11
4V« Jan
3
11% Deo 22
3
52% Deo 22
45 %
4Vb Feb
10
31% Dec 30
30
Apr
11% Jan
41% Oct
A
29
12% NOT
16% NOT 20
Deo~21
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
9
Mo-Kan-Texas
9
com
Nopar
preferred series A
1%
100
RR
39% Feb
16% Feb
3
2
tMtssouri Pac RR 5%
Mohawk Carpet
9
10
24% Jan
107% Aug
pfd-100
conv
.-20
1.23
Mills
Mojud Hosiery Co Inc
Machine Tool
Monarch
5
18 %
92.4
--No par
2
27% Oct
8
Co—-—-8
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
5
19% July 13
23% May 11
21% Jan 13
28 Vb Dec
7
Montana
49 Ve
67% Nor 24
64
Jan
2
75% Sep
19
27
16% Dec 29
15
Jun
29
64
July 28
10% Jun
77%
30
13% Feb
July 13
12% Jun
73
Jan 28
11% Jan
S
Chemical
Monsanto
1
Moore-McCormick
15% Dec
29
20% Jan It
12% Nov 27
18% Feb
16
22
67
40% Jan
57% Dec
7
26% Jan
3
42% Aug 24
23% Nov 26
31% Jan 29
Motor
July 17
30% NOT 14
24% Dec
29
It
2
14
13% Mar 25
10% Dec 20
17% July
12'/a Jan
19
16% Jun 29
9
13
Jun
Jun
44
29
29
May 24
14
9
Inc.-.
Products
12
St
May 21
17% July
I
22% Feb
I
63
Deo
21
31% Jan
J
34% Deo
It
31
11,500
17
17%
17
17'A
17
17%
6,81)0
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
8%
4,900
7%
7%
53%
54%
53
54
52%
53%
52%
8%
52%
24%
25%
25%
26
25%
26%
26 Vb
26%
30%
30"%
30
30
30
30%
30%
13%
13 %
13%
18%
13%
8
8
8%
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18%
18%
92%
18 %
92%
13%
18%
92%
92%
93%
T
8
8
6,900
52%
26
30%
25%
30 Va
13%
13%
*13%
13%
18%
18%
19
*18%
19
93%
93
52%
1,600
94
94 3A
7,900
32.800
16,500
94
5,800
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•
30 Va
9,300
1,000
600
24%
26%
26%
27%
28
27%
28
68 Va
69%
69
70
16%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
16%
16
16%
16
13
56%
24%
13
57%
13
13%
16%
13
13%
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13%
13
13
56%
57%
54%'
56%
55
56%
55%
56'A
55%
24%
24%
24%
56%
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24%
24%
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24%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
1,200
24%
24%
24%
23%
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19%
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18%
29%
30%
11%
12
16
5
Nopar
3
10
5
—1
8
—
Nash-Kelvlnator
30%
17%
36*
24%
1
100
10
No pa*
(F S) St Bros—
•
29%
30
*11%
12
57 %
57%
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19%
19'%
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53
———60
preferred—
Myeri
29%
17
35%
68%
28
Apr
29 Va
17%
35%
8'A
27%
49% Feb
66
3,800
29 3'b
17
X34%
68%
43% Sep 26
S
29%
20
32%
27%
Murphy Co (G C) common—
4%%
preferred
51% Dec
29
32 3A
32%
x24%
Murray Corp of America com
63% Jun 12
29
*31
69%
11
13
Jan
29
2929%
32%
32%
27%
27
43
32%
32'A
32%
24%
13
4%
32%
32%
91
24%
23% Feb
13
*31%
32%
*90
■
69
60
36% Jan
91
27%
112% Jun
Dec
*90
25'A
18% Jun 29
Mar 17
23% Aug 3t
62% Aug 3f
91
70
48% July It
107% Sep 11
t
113
13
*90
*31
28
26
Jan
15
91
5,800
24%
15% Feb
Inc
2,800
69%
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear
120
233A
24
27%
24
1
Brass
101%
23%
24
25%
Co
Mueller
Mulllns
20
'
101%
24%
33
*31%
32%
32%
443A
69%
Corp
21% Feb 23
33
44%
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27%
——
30% Nov
9
91
91
24
44%
»
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(John)
24%
Shares
44 Va
*100'A
69%
11% Nov IB
Oct It
66% Dee
108% July 12
May
Morrell
Motorola
24
than
45%
100%
V
Sales for
the Week
S per
100%
44
-
t per share
27%
Motor Wheel Corp
20 V#
Oct
*90
100%
Friday
Dec. 14
'Dec. 13
S per than
Nopal
Lines
23 V2 Jan
24%
*32
44%
100%
Thursday
Dec. 12
than
44
101%
24
per
94%
26%
Montgomery Ward & Co
22% Sep 24
$
45
44%
PRICES
Wednesday
(The)—Nopar
Co
Power
share
*99%
SALE
Det. 11
,
.
1
6
—10
Corp
Mission
6
33% Mar 12
Nov 24
16% July
13
Mission
21
13% Mar
July
2
18% Aug 15
•
preferred
Nopar
Minneapolls-Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minnesota Power St Light Co-No par
73% Mar
30% July 2
7 V* Jun 23
21*4 Jan
$4
33% Not
8
32
Sep 14
29% Jun 14
34 V* Mar 20
45 .
45
*99% 101%
24y8
24%
91
91
*32% 33%
*32%
33
29% 29%
17%
17 A
35% 36
8%
8%
53 % 54
25%
26%
31
31
*13% 13%
Minn Mln St Mfg common—Nopar
27% Oct 15
93% Feb 14
34% Oct 13
I per
t per than
Par
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 10
Dec. 8
EXCHANGE
AND
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1950
Lowest
104
LOW
STOCKS
Rang* for Puerto*■
24%
9,900
5,800
13
1,500
-
24%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
29%
30%
28%
28 Va
29
28%
29
12%
12
12
11%
11%
11%
1,100
18%
X28%
12%
*12
58
58
*12%
58%
2,700
13,300
1,100
58 %
58%
59'A
59%
109%
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107%
107%
19%
107%
107Va
19%
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19%
107 Va
410
19%
19%
19%
44%
19%
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44%
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44%
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53
53
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53
109%
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52%
60
45%
59%
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3,000
54
45
100
54
*44%
53
'
60
300
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It
July 11
32
5Jan
23
3
Jan 13
6% Jun 29
14% Deo 27
14% July 12
12
Jan
;
13
186
6% July 13
July 13
7% July 12
Feb
61 Va
61 Va
61%
62
34%'
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
17%
16%
17%
34%
16%
17%
16%
17%
19%
16%
17
19%
16%
19%
17
34%
•
19%
19%
19%
19%
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19%
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22
21 %
21%
21%
21 %
20%
21
"21%
30%
30%
29%
30%
30
21%
30 Va
X28%
30
29%
29%
163%
164 Va
7
National Airliner—*—-——1
National Automotive Fibres Inc—1
Aviation
National
Biscuit Co common
t
7
6
Jan
3
9% Dec
It
13% MM 20
2
A
—100
*164%
*11%
*55*9%
National Cash Register—Nopar
Natlonai City Lines Inc
1
National Container Co
National
1
—
Cylinder Gas Co-
July 25
94%
16% Dec
12
51% Sep 10
23% Feb
2
National Dairy Products
20% Dec 22
National
Department Stores.-.
26% Jan
10
37% Oct
3
National
Distillers
5
112% Oct
4
22%
May"31
^lan 11
102
178
JulyT3
185% Jun
X150
Jan
159
7% Jan
18
Jan
11
4
Not
8
Jun
29
185% Jan
134% Dec
12
156
8% Sep
6
25% Jan
9
25% Not
21% Dec
4
18
10% July 13
10
National
Sugar Ref
3
National
Supply (The)
Not
July 13
101% July 30
14% Jan
2
ocn
11% Jan
7
7% Dec
2
90
,
4J/a%
5
Sep
preferred
National
2
25% Feb
108
Oct 11
Tea
10% Feb
13
Natl
15
Natomaa
Range for Previous
Lowest
I per than
8% Aug
1
12% Feb
28
13
17% Feb
10
34
99
,
July 18
Jan
11
4%%
Apr
42% Jan
18
Feb
7
12% Oct
24
New
preferred
England Elec
Feb
20
New
21
92
13
26
16
Dec
102
11% Jan
18
2
88'/2 Dec
Apr 13
14
09
Apr
2
17% Jun 25
80% Dec
8
16%
16%
•17%
2,500
33 %
108%
108 3A
33 VB
108%
33%
17,600
107%
108'A
*107%
18%
18%
18%
18%
93 Va
90
90
*91
29
Vb
135
9
29%
103
xl43
*171
136
*135Va
Dec
6
21
29
13% Jan
4
19
Jun
28 % Mar 29
42
Nov 21
56
Jan
26
200
Dec
152
13
Oct 30
6
73% Nov 21
246% Apr
Dec
73
Jan
3
92
Aug
Jan
17
475
Oct
15
6% Jun
27
17% Dec
28
14% Nov 14
25% Jan
27
52
Dec
27
43% Jun
25
59% Jan
17
20% Apr
12
15 Va May 24
22 Va Jan
$5
N
18
28% Jun
9
14% Oct 31
N
63
Dec
28% Apr
12
100
18% July 13
24% Dec 15
85
Dec
9
26
July 26
Dec
91
16
8%
800
33%
33 3A
35%
33%
35%
33%
7,200
33%
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34
33
33
53%
54%
54
26
26 Va
26%
26
%
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29 3A
29%
29%
29
83 Va
*83 Va
84'A
20%
20%
20%
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20%
20%
105
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103
*101%
16 %
16 Vb
*16
8
8%
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8
9 % Dec
13
*90 % Dec
27
106% July 13
Dec
88 % Jan
94
Feb
8
3
102
Feb
6
8% Jun 29
12% May
50
May
24
17% Jun 25
19% Dec
14
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19
13
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•
97
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f per than
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27
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26
14% Dec 28
22% Dec 28
23'A Jun
20
32% Mar 28
12% Jun
28%
29
17% Dec
16
35 Vb May 38
16
112% Mar
Dec
21
100
26 Va Feb
14
Jun
9
22
46% Dec 28
18% Dec 20
20% Dec 28
18 Va Oct
20
9
19% July 11
90
series A_
preferred
preferred
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33
32%
32%
32%
32%
2.300
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
4,600
18%
18%
18%
18%
19 Va
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
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64,300
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15%
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15%
15%
15%
55
55
90
f
16%
16%
16
16 VB
15%
54'A
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53%
54%
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85%
35%
series————100
Inc
85%
86
68%
Preferred
Telegraph
82%
35%
27
preferred
*75%
81
103% Feb
4.6%
26%
76%
82
66%
83
Northwest Airlines
26%
35%
106
Northwestern
22,600
3,300
82,
15%
*82
,
24%
76
18%
*105
14 V
24 V.
26%
15%
100
Dec
24%
85
18%
100
26
170
24
27
18%-
preferred
Jun
85%
78
15%:!. 16%
preferred
Inc,
29
85 Va
*82
16%
$4.80
Aircraft
28%
88
*75
18%
$3.60
Northrop
29
84 *
18%
109% May 25
$1.10
28%
78
10%
v
5
14,400
27
25%
18%
*25%
*79 Va
2,300
29,600
19%
*82
81
'
15%
47 >/b
19'A
*75
25%
V*'.
15%
46%
19 V*
*85%
,
16
48%
19
*26%
26%
90
475
84
16
;
lo
(Minn)—
10%
'420
78
*25%
:,;,;,
100v
—.
;
•
85%
-
*16
*88%
27
26%
47%
*47
50
:
475
19%
10%
1
i
*420
54%
26% : 26%
:
—10
.
40
90
16%
24V*
25
——
60
19 Vb
28%
—_4
Gas Co__:
60
*88 %
475
60
54 Va
88
Ry Co
*425
1,500
*55
16%
*86
Natural
475
16
19
*84
1
——
*420
*88%
16
55
•82
Aviation
.'
475
t
102%
16
16%
•75.
Co
Common
*420
84
American
110
32%
20%
78
2(5
77%
32%
21.
*82
.—
*75%
76
2.000
32%
*75
Co—
600
19%
20%
100
;
75%
30
141
19%
33
100
—
141
19%
20%
———100
—...
9,300
20%
18%
No par
preferred
50
12%
88%
142
19'A
54%*
.————100
3.60%
93%
12'A
88%
32%
103Va
10o
A
*92
12%
18%
Y State Elec & Gas Corp—
Common
—No par
preferred
600
89
*141
79
39%
20 %
19 V* Oct 22
■
*75%
79
92%
12%
*87%
19%
20
600
39%
33%
12% Oct 22
•
143
19%
300
9%
37
Hart RR CO—100
Central
11
143
19%
.1,500
15%
105
*9%
39%
92
12%
89
142%
9%.
Shares
10%
95
400
130
380
15 VB
7,500
15%
16
24 Ve
24%
33 %
34%
130
20%
20 Va
20%
90O
33%
33
33%
10,500
16
*
-
19,800
15,300
O
July 12
104% Dec
85
&
Northern Pacific Ry
14% Dec
92%
12%
89
*103%
"
Shipbldg Corp partic stock—1
Northern
10
*91%
12%
475
Northern
104 V2 Dec
92%
105
39%
91
*420
Northern States Pwr Co
16
40
90
American
••
9%
*39
*88%
North
10
9%
90
North
16
'
41
*88 Va
7
94% Feb
Sales for
the Week
20 Va
50
—
8
10% Dec
Friday
Dec. 14
I per than
33
.5
Co
70 V2 Dec
l
105
2,900
Dec. 13
9%
9 V2
*39
10%
SO
RR
39% Octr
4
Thursday
I per share
9%
10 Va
600
7%
*103%
10%
100
16
# per share
Dec. 12
*88
Harlem
88
Dec
7%
103%
No par
3
81
15%
7%
103%
—«
3
9% Jun
15
16
5,000
101%
* 103%
1
2
6
20%
*101
105
100
76% July
31% Jan
Mar
20%
101%
*103Va
St Western Ry com.—
Adjustment preferred-
^
3.200
Wednesday
$ per share
pfd_100
31'A Jau
Mar 22
Va Jun
Feb
240
20%
20%
101%
103
105
Norfolk
5
13
84%
53%
SALE PRICE8
Tuesday
Dec. 10
preferred——No par
non-cum
Chemical
X52 Va Feb
84%
20%
56
Nopco
'.28% Jan
84 Va
*101%
HIGH
Monday
*53
8
29
7,300
84%
7%
55'/a
Electric
Sep 18
84 Va
20 Va
15%
*53
Noma
Jun
27<
9
84%
*103%
*9%
System
common
9
25
35% Jan
1.700
29%
7%
54
3.90%
26%
29%
15%
10
3.40%
.
26
7%
54
Hav
53%
26%
29%
7%
7%
-No par
New
53%
26%
29
16%
*16
Y
53
29%
16%
10o
&
54
600
26
16%
Nopar
Class
23
53 %
10'A
Niagara• Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
5
30
93 % Nov 28
8
7
Mar
103
preferred series A
$3.75
9
29
NOV 26
79 V* Nov
85
19
25% NOT
26
54 Vb
10%
—5
320
8%
35%
15%
—
1
17% Dec 10
88'/a May 18
39% Feb 23
33% Dec 28
3
Jan
77
B
Jun
6
Mar
44
Feb
21% Feb
3
17
3
25
Dec
28
4
15% July 12
10% Jan .13
28% Dec
Oct
99
39% Nov 24
53% Mar 6
3
78% Jan
Mar 29
29%
Dec
20% Jan
31
97% Jun
July 17«
24% Dec
Jan
103% Mar 20
,
19
43% Jun
84
9
29
22
98
25% Jan
15
24% Mar
14
91 % Dec
6
Feb
136
8%
34%
City Omnibus Corp
Y
Y
136
8%
34%
10%
common
Preferred 5%%
N
N
21% July 27
Y
136
8%
34 Va
33 %
f |»ar,than
Nopar
com
Central—
New York Dock
9
215
19
6%
N
14
135 Va
x8%
35%
*15 Va
New York
18% May 10
136
8%
34%
15%
16
60
134%
9
120
9
10%
26'A Jan
3
136
160
20,700
'
172
*15Va
New York Air Brake
15% Jan 10
172
*10%
17
41% Jan
171
15%
12
New
171
-—100
(J J)
29 Va
171
10%
24
13
29 Vb
171
35
9
27
8
Newmont
Sep 20
29%
172 Va
10%
23% Oct
46
28%
12,300
*15%
82'/a Jan
156% Feb
29%
18%
90%
16
38% Jan
29
28%
1,600
18%
90
*15%
2
101 % Nov
29 Va
*90
108 Va
18%
921/2
18%
Va
5,700
34 Va
35%
N Y Chic & St Louis Co—
Jun
18%
92
16
29
34% Nov 26
128
18%
*90
10'A
Oct
15% Jun 25
109
108
;
*15%
3%%
17
109
49
1
common
Inc————
Newberry Co
48%
1
.
Inc
Bros
preferred.
Nesco
9
23% Feb
Corp
29%
172 %
49
'
Mining Corp
:
10
Newport Industries common
1
4V\'fo
preferred—
——100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
74
34% Oct 21
21% Dec
16%
32%
*171
16 %
28% Jun
20% Nov 22
3
48 Va
16%
33
172 V2
*101%
17% Jun 25
11% Jan
48%
16%
32%
85
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
34% Jun
10% Jan
16%
33%
48 Va
LOW AND
Nehl
42% Not 25
13% Mar 23
66% Mar 14
26% Mar 29
16%
Dec. 8
Nelsner
2,300
32%
20%
Far
7,100
15
17%
*84
100
than
13
104% Dec
48%
*
33'A
Vatvrday
19
xl05
103
49
13%
16%
136
5
STOCK
18
7
6
15
3OV2
Jan
11
5
14%
53'A
18% Feb
2
8% Jan
Apr
58
ll%
9% Jun 25
15% Jan
103% Nov
105% Feb
10% July 25
X99% Sep
I per
106% Aug 11
11% Jun 13
July 11
13
18%,
93%
35 %.
EXCHANGE
Highest
I per than
14% Jan
102% Mar 10
7% July 13
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
I per than
13%
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
6,100
13
14%
1,300
33
*8%
No par
4,300
9%
9%
13%
14%
*26V2
Co
9%
13
49
180
11%
56%
14 Va
Nopar
conv
preferred—
Vulcanized Fibre Co
17
165
11%
13%
Va
1,000
56
;
143A
Pa com—10
100
4.20%
17% Sep
19,500
165
12
56
9%
4,100
30
13
53 Va
—
9%
9%
v:'
19%
22
14%
33%
Co
9%
19%
13%
*32%
Co_.
9%
320
1,600
20,900
29%
15%
29%
*135
1
9%
,11%
55%
55%
8,800
21%
v:.
13 V.
10
32% Feb
20
Corp
National Steel Corp
30% Dec
83
—100
;
Service
8
20
14%
Linen
163 Va
12
'
12
55 Va
18%
62%'
48
29
172V2
Natl Malleable St Steel Cast—No par
National Shares Corp
No par
9
24% Dec 28
23% Dec 20
6%
National
17
163 Va
12%
55%
*62
14%
108%
18%
>
164
12
55
18%
,
483%
17%''
*91
.—100
Jan
3
Not 19
Deo
preferred A
preferred B
9%
*163%
11%
55 V-r
18%
33%
108 V2
1
11%
54%
"V- 93/4
.
15%
33
new__5
common
165
♦163%
'
18%
13%
48%
No par
Co
56
21% Jan
89
7%
Lead
34% Nov 30
25
29% Oct
27
Jun
Gypsum Co common
-
11%
*16%
100
$4.50 preferred
National
4
25
40% Sep
2
43
Jan
No par
Prod
pfd series of 1951
National
9% Jan 28
30 Va Jun 29
24
4 VaV*
21% Mar 22
103
Jan 29
33% Oct 19
Oct 29
53% NOT 27
Mar 22
7
169
•
NOT 21
28
; 35% Mar 31
15% Apr
89
9% May 31
31% Dec 22
23
71 % Apr
16% Jun 29
7
27 % Nov
22% Jun 29
26
Jun
<
•
55%
13
5
27% Dec 21
165
*14%
1
106% Oct 27
li
■■■'•
Corp.———.—10
National Can
14
14% Aug
7
16% Aug 14
<
:
44% May 29
preferred
25
11% Feb 24
11
Jan
IV*
16%
10
Oct
14
18%
*19
8
Corp-
59% Sep
:
-
6
11% Oct 11
NOT 13
:
1184% Jan 20
3
42% Jan
14% Dee 2f
60
18%
62
34%
National
6% Jun 27
July 17
14% Mar 30
20% July 17
18%
62
34%
35% Jan 12
Jun
10% Jun 27
36
18%
63'A
H 34V*
——
29
16
<46% NOT 24
10
18%
62%
34%
National Acme Co
21% Apr 21
<23
Dec ♦ 0
162 Va Dec
8% Apr 29
31
18%
64%
34%
Nashville Chatt Se St Louli,
3
x29% Dec 12
17
Jan
18%
*63%
1
9s
.Aug
17% Dec
2
39% Jan
30
18%
-100
<Mar
37
.
It
16% Jan
May 27
Dec 2f
20
31 Va Deo 20 (
175% Jun
12 % Jan
23
Corp.——!
79
,
Mar It
July
8
Jan
9
28 % Not 22
101% Oct
For footnotes
see
6
page 24.
30% Jan
99
9
Not
20
87% Dec
7
43% Mar 29
19% Jan 19
18
May
3
33% Aug 20
110% Mar 12
99% Feb 27
57% Sep
22
20
Oct
10
10
Jan
8
25% Jan
2
37% Oct
11
87
g
111% Oct
8
Jan
Ohio Edison Co
5
common
33%
33
33%
101 %
101%
*102
100
*87%
88%
Nopar
preferred
3.90%
preferred.*
Ohio Oil Co
Okla
4%
Gas &
Electric Co
53%
53%
21
com
preferred
Oliver Corp common
4%%
33
100
4.40%
10
*18%
20
——a
convertible preferred
34
1
100
,
103Va
33
.33%
33
103%
Xl01%
33%
33
102%
*101
103Va
102%
87%
87%
87%
89
53
537/8
53
53%
53
53%
21
21
21
20%
20%
20%
21
18%
18%
18%
34'
33%
33%
*103'/a
104Va
103Va
.
-1
x88
.18%
*18%
18%
33%
33%
33%
*103%-104%
*103%
if
*88
88
.
18%
33%
105
102
99%
lOOVa
88
88%
88
53%
54
53%
54 Va
21
21
21
21
-
18%
33%
103%
18%
33%
104
<•
*18%
330
360
7,400
2,200
19
1,600
33%
33%
8,200
102%
102%
190
Number 5073
Volume 174
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2373)
21
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 195ft
Lowest
I per share
10
$ per
t per share
10 y4 Jan
3
15
Apr
21
3
113
Nov
10
Aug
15
5
Mar 24
27
Dec
6
13
12
10V« Jan 20
27% Sep 22
25
30
July 26
42 y» Jun
33% Jan 25
14 V*
July 10
19
Oct
8
17% Sep
13
39% Apr
21% Jan
72
Aug
2
82
Jan
14
75% Feb
19
81
»7% July 12
79
Nov
27
73% Feb
2
21
Jan
e
104
13% July 17
•T
23
20
Feb
25
95
Nov
21% Dec
19
14% Dec
7
7% Jan
3
22
Sep
1
17% Jan
10
49
July 12
27% July 11
15% July 27
65% Sep
43
Sep
27
27
23
Feb
4
30% July 26
35% Jun
13
July 26
28H Apr
3
88% July 13
,\
55% Mar 10
July" 21~
2% Jun 29
152
7
4
3% Jun
29
8
Jun
27
18% Apr
17
34 ya Jan
13
102
Aug IS
6% Feb
Feb
15
26
29
x9% July 18
28
19
25 '
Feb
20
95
9
Jun
21
Jun
29
28
7
5
21
38
48% Nov
26%. July 11
6
4
40% July 10
24
Dec
27
22
40% Jan
33% Aug 22
31% Jan
Dec
6
4
6% Apr
15'/4 Apr
17
9 % Dec
23% Dec
2% July
29
83% Apr 25
7y4 Apr 29
9% Jan 20
18% Dec
18
13% Jun
Parmelee
14
74% Jan
Penney
(J C) Co_:
13% Dec 30
64% Apr
12% Jun
25
29
Mar
37% Feb
16
34
6
Jan
Jun
25
8% Jun 29
4
Jan
3
13
Pet Milk Co common
9
10
62% Dec
14
Dec
28
116% Mar 23
102% Oct
23
106% Jun
0
108% Oct 20
110% Feb
24
Penn
Coal
.■
4%%
preferred
Corp of
Petroleum
22% Mar 12
26
46% Aug
Pfizer
Oct
29
121% Aug
3
3
79% Oct
15
54% Dec
13
7
25% Jan
2
22V4 Dec
14
1
63% Mar 27
Nov
14
26% Feb
23
Jan
30
(Chas) & Co Ino com
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
Phila
Electric Co
v
8
4.4%
9
3.8%
preferred
preferred
4
4.3% preferred
100
f per share
16% Nov 22
13
20
23% Dec
1
20% Jan
2
96% May 3
68% Oct 23
81% Dec
13
Deo
84% Jan
46
15
4
July 17
102% July 17
107
100 Va Oct 30
103% Dec 21
14
Jan
01% Aug
*9%
3
20
8
67
Mar31
18% Dec
101 % Dec
4
4
15% Dec 27
Deo
Feb
14
9
Mar 22
7
Mar 30
10% July 17
71
Jan
3
61% July 25
19% Jun
30
34% Mar 23
106
Jun
9
17% Sep 26
Oct
8
Oct
17
29
25% Nov 21
19
31
16
91
20
Mar
7
6
39% Sep
29
13
$5
Sep
17
Pitts
3
1
Dec, 14
1
54% Oct
3
18
Jan
2.
70% July 24
Nov
27
131% Nov 30
21% July 17
11
Sep 25
30
Jan
17
132% Jan
9
Jan
18
33% Jan
3
98
Feb
9
31% Jan
2
147
JarTlS
11% Jun 27
12% Dec
18
7% Mar 23
27
July 3
56
Mar 22
82%
Nov~22
18% Dec
16% Mar
13% Dec
38
Dec
3
28% Jun
38%
10% Jan
4
14% Apr 12
36% Aug 23
2
57
46% July
Feb
28
19
33
Jun
16% Jan
17
27
41% Jan
17
4%%
Jan
11
Procter
80
Feb
19
23"% Jun 25
30% Feb
19
1
90% Jun 23
26% May 24
30% Aug
119% Feb
NOV
28
79% Dec
10
2
109
20% Dec 19
26% Feb
8
21% Jan
18
30% Feb
2
24
23% Dec
MS
26% Feb 27
106% Dec 28
U% July 18
107V^
J
48% Not 13
48% Deo 30
109% Jan
10
34% Jan SO
95
May 24
92% Dec
41% Apr
7
2
46 % Mar 28
27% Jan
11
2
106
Sep
27% Feb 13
Feb 21
107
48% Oct
8
60% Sep 10
110
May 23
5%
.:•/
6
>,
2
)
73% Jan 13
*3% Apt 18
80
Nov 24
16% Jan.
3
34%
58%
97
*8%
9
4%
*32%
7,200
9
33%
58%
58%
58%
*95
95
4%
12
2,800
42,000
56,600
-
12%
32%
32%
700
58
58%
5,900
-■
*94
97
8
8%
4%
*83/4
4%
12%
32%
35
58
4,300
4%
12
X95
5%
20%
11%
4%
11%
5%
20'/a
8
ay8
20
96%
7%
8
81/0
9,400
x25%
26
25%
25s/0
25%
25%
18,600
43%
43%
43%
*42%
43
43
43%
*42%
43%
300
3'/a
4,300
10,400
*42%
3%
3%
54%
55%
37% 4
/
3
3
3%
3
56%
3
55%
55
553/4
,*37
*3
3
55i/0
56%
37%
55%
*37
37%
37*/4
37%
600
6%
6%
x6*/2
6%
/ *63/B
6%
6%
61/2
1,600
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163%
16%
2,400
7%
73/4
*19%
20
19%
20
19%
19%
*193/4
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35
35
35
71 •/-
71%,
70%
71%
69%
69%
69%
14
14
26%
7%r
8
13%
26%
24%
24%
102%
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25%
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100
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No par
42%
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24
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6% preferred
*137
12
3,600
5,500
1,800
1,400
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29%
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98
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common
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the Week
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100
15
f per share
84
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15%
15
Sales for
Dec. 14
9per share
Thursday
Dec. 13
• per share
Friday
Dec. 13
f per share
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;?
Dec. 11
B per share
26%
0
preferred
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Dec. 10 '
Dec. 8
Mo par
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B per share
*29
31'%
138
137
26
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58
106%
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137
26
23%
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8%
4%
200
5%
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20
7%
Feb
0
8%
8%
5%
5%
19%
133%
26%
57%
Feb
5%
1934
5%
20%
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7%
1061/2
29
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37,900
25%
58
Jan 22
2,130
1
8
107
48
4,300
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26
58
159
34%
7%
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28
51'%
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25%
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29
•
6%
35
(The)
%
.
16%
12%
preferred
preferred
conv
133%
97
28%
Oil
134%
58
27
5%
133%
34%
28%
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133%
97
263/4
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59%
59
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//
Public Serv Co of Colo—.—..10
Public
108%
37%
1
Gamble
cum
2,400
108*8
36
*34%
100
Oct
24
$4.75
10,100
51%
*6%
preferred ssrles A—50
Industries
34%
34%
4%
Purity Bakeries Corp—No par
Nov
24% NOV 14
A
Fubllcker
34 y8
513/4
34%
12%
4%
12
B
30
4
conv
34%
51%..
341/4
%
20
8%
8%
,
-
133%
20%
20%
31% Feb
135
18% Jan
1
7
13
24% Nov 16
91% Feb
10
Power Co
Pressed Steel Car Co Ino com
29
2
No par
Co class B
Potomac Electric
28% May 31
30
Apr 14
123
Apr 28
8
14
Pittsburgh A West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young A Ash pfd—100
Plttston Co (The)
1
Plough Inc
.........—S
Plymouth Oil Co
.....—3
Pond Creek Pocahontas
1
Poor A
21% Jun 30
Dec
7%
20% Oct 15
29% Jan 31
85
Forgings Co
1
Chic Ry com—100
gtd preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co—
10
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
0% preferred class A
100
5 % % 1st series prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh
Pitts Ft Wayne &
15'/a Nov 30
62% July
24% July 12
convertible preferred—No par
Consolidation Coal Co
1
4
10 % Jun
100
St Louis RR
&
28
16% Nov 23
87
Dec 14
115% Nov
C
13% Jan
25% Nov 24
Nov
C
15% Jun
71% Dec 29
01
common
preferred aeries A
8
13% Jun 27
80
Jan
4
r
Corp
19
10
1
Pitts Coke A Chem Co com—No par
51
Feb
37% Jan 25
8% July 2
Pitts
28
Feb
,
t
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—8
4% preferred
—100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Jones Corp com
No par
5% preferred
...
100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
Phoenix Hosiery
9
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
29
$4 preferred
No par
Pltney-Bowes Inc
——1
Sep
Dec
Reading Coal A Tr<wi
3%%
100
22
22% July 10
May 16
31% Dec 30
110% Jun
174
32
145
8
156
73
30
23
6
July
76% Nov 27
Dec
Jan
17% Jan
104
25
7
24
29
1
Sep 27
Jun
16
14
Nov
July
39
37% Jun
Dec
18% Dec
2
xl7% Jun
9
6
40% Oct
125
2
19% Jan 22
148
9% Dec 21
Jan
110% Jun
154
174
Jan
95% Oct 22
Mar 21
155
12% Apr 10
13
104% Jan
6
~18% Apr~24
July 28
19
July 11
93
14% Dec
7
0% Sep 20
135% Jan
16
6
Dec
30% July 17
9
107% Jan
Sep
40
163
27
14
Dec
24% July 3
14% July 17
1
56% Mar
3
92% Dec
54
Nov 22
Mar
95% Feb
45% Nov
98
96
148
Philco
13
95% Feb 28
110
21
IT
27% Dec
39% May 24
111/2 Dec
3
Mar 17
Feb
Phila A
34%
51%
34
*32%
VTV
Tgf
17% Jan 19
6
Deo
11% July 14
97
06
Jun 29
34%-
51 %
33%
'/"///
EXCHANGE
9 per share
I per share
34
52
low AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
34%
20
730
2,600
'
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
25'%
66
,9%
Jan
Lowest
39
25%
127%
*44%
106
■vvo
57
39
25 y8
%
STOCKS
Highest
*55
39
25
510
1
27
18%
*3414
110
X115
57
39
25
127%
12
Nov 23
*55
39
25
19%
*64
100% Nov 30
91% Dec
133%
57
39
29%
*32%
No par
100
100
105
132%
*55
34%
33%-
U
16
*29*%
35%
71%
13%
25%
26%
18%
common—No par
$1 conv preference com
%
25%
*23%
24%
*102 % 103
100
-.5
—9
1
100
25
50
America
108
30
906
1,906
55%
55%
.«
16%-
30
*29%
52
15
15%
38
*13
No par
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
11% Apr 18
I per there
Corp
-
Range for Previous
Year 195ft
A
59% Apr
66% Dec 29
27% May 26
26% Mar 17
Apr
23% Sep
111
06
July 20
34% Mar 27
129
105% Feb
18% Nov
8
44 y4 Mar 27
28
11
17% Jan
35% Nov
Jun
69
Sep
100% Apr 27
8
17% Nov 24
25
19
29
18
20% Dec 22
107
12% Jan
18
261% Jan
10
Coke
56
27% Apr
25
No par
2
5
111% Jun 29
9
29
No par
38% Oct
10
May 19
FordL
2
112
12
24% Jan
Jun
PeabOdy Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred—
15
6%
16%
8
*37%
6%
-16%
/ 7%
19%
35%
71%
Oct
27% Mar 10
251/8 Dec
102j/4 Dec
16% Jun
1
1
—10
Penn-Dlxie Cement Corp
7
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
1
5% preferred
100
Penn Power A Light Co-.—No par
Pennsylvania RR
00
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
S
Peoples Gas Light A Coke
100
Peoria <fc Eastern Ry Co
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
33 %e
15% Mar 16
Oct 30
52% Jan
12
10
„_1
2.50
Co
Transportation
70% Nov
30
Lowest
Proof
Rust
A
6
.
No par
9—
Patino Mines A Enterprises
Penick
36% Feb
112
Parker
16
8
64% Nov 27
0
20
8% Jan
8
11
/
No par
21% Feb
10% Jan
13
10
Mine*
Co
41% Aug 21
14% Jun 27
Jan
A
25% Jan
30% Aug 22
23% July 20
23% July 18
Davis
3
July
41% Feb 20
18
Utah
5
7% Nov 30
27% May 24
22% Dec 20
Dec
Consolidated
Corp
Park A Tilford Distillers Corp
19% Jun
110
18
Pictures
35
*106% Jun 9
13
Jag 15
Paramount
39% Sep
19% May 24
11% Jan
5
20
3
29
22% Jun
103
Feb
57
100
.1.
•
33% Sep
10
Corp
—„
38% Mar 17
139
108%
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
A% preferred
100
Panhandle Prod & Refining
.1
Parke
10
July 13
July 12
18
Park
21
7% July 12
20
7
Feb
28
6
Nov
9
Dec
July 14
10%Jun 29
62
,4% Jan
28
107
108%
i
A'/o- preferred
631/0 Aug
22
6
108%
100
A Teleg com
Motor Car
No par
Pan Amer World Airway* Inc.—1
Pan-American Petrol A Transp
V
2
18% July 26
18% Dec
6
21% Jan
40% Oct
104% Jan
,
30
51%
Packard
11
6% July 31
29
8
July 31
May 24
46% Jun
9% Jan
31
Mar 15
x40
49% Mar 20
29%
33%
Pacific Western Oil Corp common-4
13%ApiM8
30
34%
19
"
15
34%
14
-
96 Va
15
34%
6% Feb
7
*96
14%
51%
'34
6% preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated
7
17
9G %
*14
34%
30
Dec
*16%
*96
15'%.
52%
33%
*108 > 108%
%
13
*133% 134%
6
6
20% / 20%
9
/
9
4%
4%
12
12 %
*34%
37
*58% < 59%
*96
/ 97
7%
7%
26
26 %
*42%' 43%
3%
3 y4
54%
55%
14
6% Mar
16%
96%
34%
Dec
9
16%.
39
22% Sep
•
16%
*95*%
25%.
151% Jan
3
4% Jun
16%
96%
39
*51%
33%
10
16%
25%
29
1,300
11,700
82%
*95'/+
57
No par
6,166
76
*75
16%
25%
—Noptr
Corp
36%
96%
16%
39
11
.8% Jan
81%
39
114% Oct
6
81%
25%
3
i
79
*55
Jan
29
79%
58
39
25%
103
May 24
78%
39
25%
Pacific Mills
4% Jun
76
79%
79
18 y8
76
*55
Pacific
18%
18 V.
29%
6
37
17%
36%
18%
76
29
3
30
36%
Sharet
97
*25%
36%
29%
10
96%
30
*74
*28%
No par
98
*25%
18%
15%
No par
*97
30
35%
15%
5
:
*95
700
220
97
76
15%
54% Mar
Rights
79%
,79%
10%
10%
18%
*74
16%
95%
49% Feb
1
79%
10%
97
37
18%
76
14%
17
Telep
36%
18%
18%
*74
10
preferred non-cum
2nd prefererd non-cum
Lighting
36%
35%
35%
18 %
10%
Thursday
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16%
common
-1st
Pacific
30
95%
24
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Nov
34% Mar
98%
30
100
Inc
31
31% Mar 27
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11
No par
preferred
conv
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8% Dec
16
29
Nov
25'/4 Oct
22% Oct
July 20
1% Mar 21
Co
44
1
'
Coast
65
17% Feb 28
34% Jan
Pacific
cum
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
Pacific Gas A Electric
18
Mar
1
3
Dec
27% Oct
Oct
6
4% Jan 11
107
Fisheries
July 13
98%
30
76
the Week
$ perthare
10%
11
18 %
Sales for
Dec. 14
t perthare
Dec. 12
10%
*35%
Friday
Dec. 13
I per thart
Wednesday
share
*97
*74
79%
12.00
com
Amer
35
132% NOV 28
12% Dec
Inc
4%
Pacific
Apr
Sep 26
8% Dec
Products
1
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2.50
Co
6
53
17
8 % Dec
Pabco
Mar 21
Olaas
I
11%
98%
No par
Mfg..
19% Feb
% NO" 26
142%
No par
At
Marine
Co
101% Mar
16% Jan
111% May 23
Dec
Outlet
I per share
*25%
10
Elevator
Outboard
Owens-Illinoif
37
18
48
Otis
6
Doc. 11
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100
Collins
21
16
1
Aug
8%
Oppenheim
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Dec. 1ft
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•
Corp (The) common
convertible preferred A
89% Aug 30
16% Nov 28
Oct
ll'/aApr
48
Omnibus
2
Jan
HIGH
Monday
Dec. H
Par
105
96% jun
LOW AND
Saturday
share
13% Jan
6
'
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
S per share
88
Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
24%
74'/4
74%
57%
106
29
X30%
137
♦25
23%
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29
30%
137
26
29
30%
136%
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29
30%
137
25%
28%
30%
30%
30%
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25%
136%
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180
25%
25%
200
24
23%
71
24
711/4
45,700
71%
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3%
14,900
15,700
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23%
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3%
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a
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4
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25
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24
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88
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90
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1,200
10
900
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2374)
.
.
Monday. December 17, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
49% Dec
21
13
36 % Dec
30
33% July
30
24% Nov
29
28 % Dec
Jun
19
39 Va Feb
30
July
3
10 Va Jun
16% Nov
30
12% Mar 30
14
37
Dec
$2
4%
Feb
4%
13% Dec
10 :
19% Feb
Real
Jun
29
20% Feb
15% Jun
25
21% Jan
Reeves
7% Nov
12% Feb
27
7
Jan
0
9% Dec
16
22
Feb
0
28% Jun
22
22% Aug 30
July
3
12% Oct
23
Aug
1
9% Aug 21
x55 % Dec 13
66
62% May 15
Hosiery
A
div
$1.2v
Reliable
Stores
Reliance
Mfg
64
Feb
Conv
58%
58
58%
34%
34%
34%
26
26
34%
26
x34
26
25%
25%.
37
36%
36%
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36%
36
36
32
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32
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32
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31%
13%
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14%
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5
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19%
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f
17%
14%
19%
19 Va
17%
17%
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19
13%
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17%
17%
20
10% Jan
13
93% Aug 22
19% Dec 27
5% Jan
25
16% Dec
Jan
85
20
90
!
22% Sep
2
14% Jan
19
*7%
No par
*24%
5
9%
preference
common
series
100
11
Jan
100
*56
'
6 %
Sep
24
30
11% Feb
1
9% Jun
27
11% Sep
21
13
47% Nov 20
35% Jun
29
49% Feu
Jan
13
July 19
118% Jan
14% Jan
3
103
5
117 Va Dec
7% Nov
July 13
20% Jan
15
Dec
32
39 % Dec
94 ya Jan
104% Dec
Jan
19*
37% Feb
50-
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Jan
139
31% Jun
7
41
10
108% Jun
9
Dec
30
13
2
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Jan
28
30
53% Dec 30
2.
45
23
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8
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25
24 3 8
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24%
10
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10
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10
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10
57
57
59
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20%
21
20 %
•
;
57
•
Jan
12
23% Jun
60% Jan
Apr
20
100
May 12
19% Feb
Robblns
21% May
93% Jan
27
107
17
42
2
3
311
27
107% Nov
13
Mar 17
102
Feb
8
16% July
4
34% July 12
160 'A Aug 29
107
Aug 30
Feb
23
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Gas
Si
4%
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Co
Ron'son
11/
28
20% Jan
2,,
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13
47% Jan
3,
63"
17
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3,
12% Feb
8
12% Apr
July 13,
26%
18% Dec
29% Nov
99% Dec
22
Mar 24
34
8% Jan
1
39 V* Nov 24
July 12
99% Dec
1;
28
92% Nov 30
Nov
20
41
55
23% Oct
7
21
62% Dec
57
21'
27
128*
Jan
26
240
Dec
8
205
Apr
03
Jan
24
140
Oct
3
122
Apr
5
11
11% Jan
10
30
12% Dec 29
7% July 13
86
Apr
20% 8ep
1
V
6
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6
320
148
10
96
Feb
19
19
7
22% Sep
17% July )0
21% Jan
9
41% Jan
31
47% Nov 25
33% Dec
NOV
96
Oct
17
7
115
Nov
24
12% July 12
16
Mar 27.
86% Jan
6
92
Mar
41
30
9t
84% Jan
Jan
18
Mar ;<0
59
Sep
21
88
27
105% Feb 20
Jun
27
102
Feb
26
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31
1
Nov
July
108
38
2i
85% Nov 23
108 % Nov
Jan
Feb
7
Jan
12
15
104
75
Oct
10
29
20
Jan
3
50
Dec
22
47
Jun
60
Jan
3
83% Nov
20
78
21% Feb
47% Jan 25
82
10% Jan 31
17% Dec
40
6
Dec
29
Nov
5
14
67% Dec
87
Feb
7
16
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4%
St Joseph
10
Preferred
14% May 31
5%
1st
pfd
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3.65
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8
19
2.
58
Year 1950
Lowest
per
than,
24% Jun 27
28% Sep
33
27
July 25
105% Feb
14
8% July 12c
15% Jan
7
>
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
v
Iyer share
33% Dec 30
34% Oct
3,
32% Jan
24*
Nov
37
Jan
25
6
96% Nov 23;
2
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10.
23
Jan
2,
66%..Oct 23
51
11% Dec
14%.Oct
12% Jan
2.
8 Va Jun
29/
«%Jan
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2% Mar 31
11
Dec
4% Dec
%:
26,v
29
24% July 13.
29% Mar 21
21% Feb
34%.Dec 30
3%,July
42% Nov 10
15
35
Oct
17,
29% July
41% Ja:
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75
Dec
68
Aug
14% Jan
16
106
Feb
Jan
3 V» Jun
23
3< '
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14-.
20_
29
7% July 25"
50% Dec 22
33% Jan
2L
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31% Dec
6
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38% July 12
25-
Jan
68
Mar
102.
Feb
Jan
3
39% May
8
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23% Feb
5
Smith
61
80% Feb
23
19
37% Sep
11
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53 V*. Apr
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45-
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36%. Jun
3
111% Apr
li
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30
28
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Jan
29.
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13
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15
5 Va Jun
7% Oct
6
81
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5
17
77
101% Nov 15
13% Dec
25
100
28
12
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3
113
11
Nov~30
24% Oct- 23
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St
Jan
5
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9
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29
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20
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6
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7
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5
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13
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9
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21 Va Nbv
98'A Dec
29"
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81
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2
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9
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78% Feb
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73
Monday
t.
f per share
l
HIGH
SALE
preference
prior preferred.
prior preferred
530
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Dec. VI
I per share
Friday
Sales for
Dec. 18
Dec. 14
the Week
I per share
I per share
:
$ per share1
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40%
41%
42
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11 y*
25,500
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73
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7234
74%
74%
75%
145%
15,900
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148%
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par;
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160
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$3.50 preferred
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Standard Coll Products
Qo Inc
,1
Stand Gas A Elec Co CQm__No
Jun 29*
*56%
23%
Standard
235
.57%;
23%
1
Mar 22
57%
23 Va
8
13
57%
20%
'
preferred
Squibb
233/4
57 Vb
23 V,
L25;
8pencer Kellogg St Sons
Sperry Corp
(The)
Bpiegel Inc common
$4.50
23%
23%
No par;
Spencer Chemical Co
Conv
23%
23%
No P»T
$5.50 preferred
4.60%
18%
23'/a
20%
Iron
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cum
18%
23%
.
23%
L-V
Spalding (A G) A Bros
Sparks Withington Co
Spear <fe Co common
^4.50%
lo VB '
23%
*23%
.
35
Ohio
A
xl7J/a
66%
.
non-cum
18
1914
23Ta
49%
__No par
Gas
102
18
19 Vb
93 Va
No par
A
140
*97
32 V4.
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33%
140
102
49%
No par*
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Natural
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160
page 2\,
Co
34%
140
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Saturday
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33%
139%
va
23%
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i.
California
Southern
139
V 102
31%
"jAA
dfe
*98
19 Vb
%
preferred
South
•
92%
South Porto Rico Sugar eom.No
par
Southern
1137.
49%
,_1-
preferred
8%
V
23%
Dec. 8
Carolina' E A Q
5%
102
57
66
South Amer Gold'A Platinum...
July 13
5
Aircraft
ljy
*98
93%
■
Solvay American Corp 4%
•29% Aug
2
109% Jan 30
14% Sep
13% Feb
8% Jun 29
Solar
139
32%
preferred
.10*
Smith St Corona Typewrlters_No
par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
-15*
D
26% Feb
t
81%
preferred
8quare
10% May 24
64% July
Alexander
5
21% Nov 24
79% Nov 23
;
;
1.200
139%
102
<98
49 V,
4.20%
PJclflc
105
2,400
*136
102
%
Corp,
Railway
9% Jun 29
66 Va Nov
(A O)
Southern
17% Oct
3
33%
139%
93
No par
Southern-
101;
4,900
34%
32%
:
Corp
5
2/
30-
34
-
'
9
9% Oct
34 V,
49%;
5
Steel
18
25-
May 24«.
Oil
3 Va %
121.
Forefoot notes see
Saw
Feb
75% Mar
34 Vb
No par
;
75% Feb
25% July 12
26% Jun 29
.
Jan-25
9
8
70
85
Sep
21% Dec
20
35% Mar
12% Dec
51% Dec
67% Dec
Is
22% Aug 30
'51
Nov 16
21
Dec
5
73
19% Jan
18
106%
52% Jan
8
45-
32% Jun 28>
28
1
9% Jan
9
17
10% Jun
Dec
5
Oct
16
Nov
13% Mar 16
33% Dec
8% Mar 30
4
14
6
53% Jan
23% May 25'
26
15% July
Dec
143% Sep
39
I,
251% Jan
66% Aug
21
34%
66'/a
Co
Co
8imonds
32% Mar 28/
15% Dec
3
25% Apf
11
Simmons
Sinclair
24t
34 VB
81
!
Skelly Oil Co_
Sloss-Sheffleld Steel
14
f
34
6%
93 Va
.-II-
10
Dec
5,300
18%
6%
32%
No par
Pen
17
25%-Var 15'
5%Dec
A')
16
8f.
32
18%
6%
92%
100
Corp
<
Sheraton Corp of America'
Silver King Coalition Mines
46% Sep
95% Oct
23
31%
18%
6%
49%
5.
Mfg
38% Feb
20% Jun 26
3
4
Oil
Mar 14
12
'
33
18V4
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1
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Jan
25
8,300
30%,
18%
50%
com_No par
common.,
75
41% Nov 23
52% Nov 24
99% Dec 28
17
19% Jun 25;
29
60
53% Feb
5
8
22% May 26-
11
Jk
Feb
25 7/* Nov
63% Jun
Apr
Jan
5
32% Feb
5
6
6%
30%
18
93j,4
100
'Corp
Feb
40
Apr
67%.Dec
10% July 12'
4% Jan
3
(W
#4*
27
58% Jun 28'
Shea'ffer
Shell
12-% Sep
6%
30%
18
32%
com
preferred
(Frank
Sheller
75%.Nov 16-
Jun
49
11.
cum
31% Aug 10
70% Sep
<5
35
6 Va
30%
18
45%
No par
31
36% May 29*
Dec
8
$4i25
Shattuck
17% Mar 10
-
*6%
93
100*
Del
;
26%
32%
STQCK;
18
75"
% Oct
3
2i
9
19
*25%
30
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Corp
8harp Si Dohmt
Jan
12%. Feb
26%
50 %
A Ga»_
Steel
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32%
1
30,
62% July 13
20% Jan
3
38% July 13
17% July 13
33
Mar 15
108"
Sharon
Oil
900
6,800
93%
F«f
Shamrock
493
55%
13 VB
EXCHANGE
36'% Sep 13
50% May 9
49% May 9
5514.
-
93
_No im*
YORK
28%
56
30
100"
# per share
2
34% Jan 25
H,
NEW
Highest
29%.Jun 25
46% Aug 28:
108% Apr
18% Oct
Lowest
I per share
55%
49 3%
i25.
STOCKS
1,603
-
31
.6 %
100
preferred
Range for Previous
84
101%
30%
'
55%
*28
31
32%
Servel Inc common
$4.50
30%
42
83
101%
32%
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Si
31
'39
83%
102V4
.
43,303
50 V*
100
4
May 25
Roebuck
42
1
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110
32'/a
93 Va
100
A__,
Sears
32%
1,3 JO
50 %
100
of
32%
83
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8,000
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r_5
Co
28%
8 Va
93%
1.40
Co
'27%
8%
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V,
12,500
60%
215
32%
No par
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
90
4
___No par
(The)
4
10
6%
6 Va
11%
*
14
23
54%
*11
.
19
Nov
55%
19
;
Feb
Dec
55
28%
10
Co
Nov
16% May
11% Jan
56
*27%
23%
Seagrave Corp
Oil
55%
28%
19%
A
Line> RR
15
30%
84
102%
6%
6 Vb
60
'
300
2,800
30
100
serie*
preferred series
Beaboard Finance Co
22 % Jan
31V,
57 Vb
vtc__Noj)»T
5%
18
31V,
23%
preferred
103% Sep
30%
19 Vb
preferred
Air
30 %
;•
23%
preferred
3.35%
Seabd
102 %
15,900
28%
215
32%
42
83%
102%
-v
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61
208
VB
8
32V«
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83%
102%
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common
Co
42
8314
102%
28%
403
41%
115
18 Vb
*97
1<
common
Elec
4.40%
8%
32%
28%
6V4
11;300
30%
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■
II
preferred
Bcranton
>*
40%
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57'/,
6,000
4%
34
No par
conv
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84
8
41%
208
;
3,600
:
10#
preferred
4.30%
32%
:
6 V,
•-
10
113%
23%
203
4%
10
f
110
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Corp
Mfg Co
84
8%
.
42
*39
8 Vs
•
414
41%
57
56-%
32%
-
1
203
102%
6%
|:
Schenley "Industries Inc
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
Scovlll
32%
No par
Scott
$4
800
8,900
'
18 Vs
20
A
Sangamo* Electric
Savage
8%
57
204
56 %
*30
/
No par
preferred
4.40%
94'/a
10 Vb
113
28%
6 VB
6%
56
204
32%
32%
6 Va
55 Vs
200
*8%
84 %
56
1
;
Paper Co
Mar 14
8-
8%
42
*27%
20
_
non-cum
St Regis
6%
55%
200
41%
113
v
new
5% vtc
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
12
x73
32%
1
common.
series
11
98% May 17
6%
6%
56 VB
205
*8%
.
100
Co
St L San F Ry-Co com
21V, Dec
July
56
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'
Light & Power Co.No par
16% Jan
24
6%
*-•
29
287/B
29
1.
Stores
*92%
4%
10%
28%
1
preferred
4Vs
10%
*111%
;
St Joseph Lead
414
*9%
41V*
28%
common
(Jacob)
Ruppsrt
4%
10%
113%
Corp
20%
94%
"93
42
28%
No par
(The)
13% July 19
51% Jan 25
27
May 20
13% Nov 30
;
2
Sep
Co
3
74
20'
3
8% Not
88
17% Jan
May 11
55
July 17
14% July 28
5% Jan
2,
Mar
89% Feb
July 19.
July 26
8
95
2
2
11
123
20
13% Jan
Jun
101% Nov 13
16 %
May 11
11
Jun
18% Sep
31% NOV 24
6
21
104
8
71% Oct
12v
89'A Jun
20
101% Sep
112 % Sep
Jun
32% Oct
"
Feb
28
2
Jun
39% Dec
21% Sep
13
94
4
26
20% May 24,
4-
12% Jan
28% Sep
38% Aug
Oct
96
6
18
29
21% July
57
9
9
Sep
24 Va Nov
Apr
9% Jun
42% Jun
21
39% Mar
101% Jan
4,
19% May 23
9
24% Dec
7
Oct
4%
*111%
Royal Typewriter
May 11
'
113%
Art Metal Work* Ino
15% Jan
Feb
61
■
•
*111%
preferred series A
23
19
4%
4%
113 Va
28%
/—No par
El
Si
July 13
14Va Dec
20% May 29
Rochester
43% July 28
18
4%
*111%
'
20%
14
41%
Controls
20%
18
*10 Vb
Copper Mines
5514
13%
10%
1
Inc
55%
17%
42 VB
100
1,803
0%
55 %
13%
10%
No par
—
8
18
41 Vb
Corp
Mills
500
25
9%
18
42%
com
*7"%
*24%
13%
A__100
series
20%
3
14
10%-
preferred
Robertshaw-Fulton
94%
*7V4
1814
31%
26% NOV
22
31% Dec
July 13
28;
Dec 30
36
13
20%
8
94%
*30%
Antelope
*93
*56
IOV4
Manufacturing Co
Roan
95
'
*93
102%
18
21%
*7V4 ,4
18
102%
6% Oct
1,400
13%
*83
Company
17%
*93
*39
Ritier
17
18%
10
5
17%
14
100
10
900
17%
13%
100
Oct
19%
18
series
32
*19
14
series
62% Sep
2
10
19
18%
4.50%
Oil
13%
18%
3.60%
Richfield
-
*13%
14
Preferred
Rheem
700
30
13%
19
17 Vb
17Va
41%
Common
16
200
31
31
*13%
•-
14%
^Preferred
34% Apr
4% Aug 21
19% Mar 24;
Mar 31
1,600
36 '/a
25
x21
95%
4'%
If;
Tob class B
(R J)
26
*36
18%
50c
Spring Co
Reynolds
31
1,200
*25%
36%
24 VB
*56
J
22
108 Va Mar 19
19,
Jan
Reynolds
Jan
Co
5,500
26
*36
10
*
9%
.98% Jan 23
6
50% Apr
34%. Dec 11,
H
15% July13
36
Metals
convertible
Shares
587/3
25
19%
No pax
com
pfd
*
58
*34 Va
14 Vb
;
Copper & Brass com_No pai.
Drug Inc
2.50;
5 Va %
11% Jan
Dec 13,
Jan
Reynolds
Sep
Corp
prior
conv
Rexall
240
26
101% Dec
6%
Revere
66% Sep
25
25-
Jan
Inc
Steel
34% May
8% Feo
x7% Nov 28
99% Mar 31.
5
;
23
397/a Jan
15
28
38% Jan
18
150
25
>-6% Jun
.
6
Dec
13Va Jan
3
8% Dec
27% Jun
24
43% Dec
13
Jan
100
111
30
32% Nov 24
Republic
•'
35
25%
the Week
18%
1
8% Jun
July 13
*93
1
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Motors
59
,
34 Va
*7%
8%
25
57
21%
_25o
Reo
23 % Jan
3
preferred "
22% Feb
2
3
3% May 21
5% Jan 30
"$4.50
Apr
50c
common
16% Jan
116% July
10% July
28
Remington-Rand
58%
.
8
'
14% Feb
10% July 17
V'v-
58%
34
Sales far
Dec. JI
S per share
*
-
Corp
Co
pfd 3 Va %
*13%
No pax
prior
28 Va Mar
57 V4
57%
Friday
I»
t per shaie
26
Mllle
Co—
13% Feb
Dec.
share
57%
*36
Inc
Bros
i.Robtj
S per
34%
26
Reed Roller Bit Co
5
$ per share
Thursday
12
Dec.
*57%
preferred—50
2nd
non-cum
Silk
t per shar-j
PRICES
Wednesday
*34 %
preferred—50
1st
17
18
SALE
11
Dec.
i
50
common
non-cum
Reis
*
Co
HIGH
Tuesday
25
preferred
Reading
Feb
44
30
f 18'A Dec 21
30% Dec 19
July 17
15
37% Feb
32% Feb
Monday
Dec. 10
I per share
Par
Rayonltr Ino common
3
24
35% Aug 22
9
34 % Mar 22
Saturday
Dec. 8
share
64% Oct
45% May 24
25
30 Vi Jan
20% Jun
$ per
$ per share
LOW AND
" i
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
*24% Jan
35
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1 950
Lowest
VrvW.
,
on)
165,14
145%
166
*147
166:
148%
,
166
~
/
f;
165 7
b
166
,
.
166
-
166%
r
*148-
151
167%, 168
,
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168
-
3,300
150168
1,500
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-
-
Volume 174
Number 5073
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2375)
23
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
'
Lowest
Highest
9 per share
$ per share
S per share
25% Jan
100
60% Dec
Apr
2
13
4
33
Dec
30
104
Aug
17
94%-JNov 27
14
*18% July" 13
26
Jun
8
54% Nov
28
1
40
29
37% Jun
12% July 14
16
Sep
28
34
30% Feb
48
Jan
26% Mar
July 12
#8
23
Dec
Feb
21
103% Nov
30% Apr
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
of
2
Stand
17% Oct
25% Apr
20
4%
503/8
50
50%
20.303
69%
70 %
70%
70%
16,630
717k
71%
727k
72
72 7k
45.60 J
10
41%
41%
41%'
41%
41%
41%
41
41 %
41%
41 Va
41%
.41%
98%
95%
11,200
*95%.
95 %-
*94%
94 %
96
95
95
J5%
15%
15 Va
16J/a
157k
16%
16
16%
16
16
157 k
16 Vk
4,409.
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
237k
237k
237k
237 k
237k
2,703-
55%
55%
55%
55%
237k
55%
55
55
42%
43%
*42%
43
*42 Vk
43
14
*13 7k
14
137 k
14
—100
...1
i
2
47% Oct
90
Jun
28
104 % Jan
*55%
43%
J
18
39% Apr
11
*13%
14
2
20% Dec
10% Jun
27
18
24
14% Jun
28
20% Sep
28
16% Dec
10
'23% Apr
27
19% Jan
2
36% Oct
7
25% July 30
7
42
Jan.JO
24
10
Nov
96
Apr
20% Feb
18% Mar
Pi
2
5%
Stone
prior
k
Sunbeam
2
Dec
Studebaker
43%
14
14
14
40%
40%
40 Vk
40 Va
97
96
96
*1374
40%
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97
97
97
—15
*44
44%
43%
44%
44%
44%
44
447k
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19
19 %
19
19%
19%
20%
19%
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14
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preferred'
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24
50
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21
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50
69 7k
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10
21% Apr
71
50 %
69
71%
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48% Dec
38% July 13
50 Va
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13% July 18
3
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50'4
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3
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70%
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12
50%
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for
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14
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(The)
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29
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Friday
Dec. 13
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convertible
Thursday
12
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3 per share
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preferred series A
Standard
$ per share
50
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3%%
PRICES
Wednesday
common.
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25
f July
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Oct
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SALE
11
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.<
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of Indiana—
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14.
HIGH
Tuesday
"Dec. 10
3 per share
Standard Oil of Callfornla—No pai
10
AND
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Par
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33% Mar 13
18
Dec
55% Sep
Mar 13
59
30
Saturday
,
*
$ per share
44
14
LOW
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YORK
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58% Jun
42 V. Feb
NEW
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.
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1
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10
101
24
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Feb
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Nov
1
119% Jan
3
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4
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18
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13
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25
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4
0
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11
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A
A
preferred—•_No
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25
177k Dec
19
17 V2 Jan
10
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10
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30
24 % Oct
18
21'A Oct
23
24% Jan
29
4% %
preferred series
22% Dec
19
217k Jan
29
10
5%%
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49
July 13
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<■'
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Jan
1950—20
10
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26
15
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18
Nov
14
353
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20
30
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4
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6
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13
26
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5
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Jan
8
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28
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2
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2
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3
5
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28
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Nov
17
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30
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18
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3
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29
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13
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7 10% Oct
24
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39
19
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s
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15
4 Va
14
Feb
21
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2
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1
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18
Oct
4
Talcott
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Oct~17
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9
Jan
2
447k Jun
17
25
59% Sep
13
2
297. Oct
18
Inc
Texas
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25
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25
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24
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53
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22
80
Feb
85
17
76% Jan
25
24% Jun
40
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5
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14
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10
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30
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27
14
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3
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17
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11
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20
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4
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30
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32
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21
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15
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27
19
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22
13
20
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Nov
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101 Vk
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21
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29
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25
24
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14
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13
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19
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.
47
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21
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the Week
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;
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11
9 per share
f per share
share
210
SALE PRICES
luesday
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,
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*
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90
3,200
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25
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preferred
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50
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25
com—No par
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117 k
;
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2
i
11 5/b
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:
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207k
Coal
Truax-Traer
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40
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10%
1
preferred
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40
11 Vk
117k
;
47
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Williams Steel.—No par
12'/a Dec
1
47% Dec
8% Jan
19%
STOCK •/'
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-•
43 :V
43
p«f
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2
17% Dec
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2%
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10
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9% Oct
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40%
•
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%
1
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1
100
com
40
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Transamerlca Corp
2
25% Jan
27
*.
8
15
11%
1
50
EXCHANGE
287k Aug
2
.'
Corp.No par
Associated
YORK
NEW
t per share
26
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3
107* Apr
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29
102 Va Jun
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."
preferred
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preference
14
12
39,
27%
101
56
55 Vk
557b
27 Va
28 VB
102 Va
47 k
37%
37%
,
13%
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5
47k
33%
Products
Water
227k Aug
27% Feb
23
110 Va May 17
13 V. Apr
410
4,703
7%
13%
13%
13 Vk
37
9L
Timken-Detroit %Axie—
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19% Dec
•
55 Vk
55%
27%
■;
7
47-8
37%
557k
'
437k
437k
13%
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37 Va
33 %
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5 Vk
37 "a
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common
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7%
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4% Jan
24% Nov
.
137k
7
77 k
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'33%
preferred
6
14% July 13
36%
357k
82
33%
preference
Co
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Jan
28
;V
1,800
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16
103
1037k
92
—No par
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42% Feb
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11%
34
83
103%
33 'A
preferred
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38% Dec
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11%
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92
17
convertible
$2.50
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6
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;
102%
102
44
156
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100
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3
10
77 k
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56
277k
56
33
conv
Nov
18
82
83 Vk-'.
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37%
377k
common..———_50i
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Dec
46 Va Oct
19
33 V.Apr
$2.40
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10374
137 k
>
5
5
37
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conv
22
33% July 14
83 VB
104'/2
8,100
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16
367k
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367k
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24
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25
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337k
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1,700
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25
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1
13
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18
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887k May 31
4
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11
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30
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107'/a Nov 28
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52
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29
40
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18
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36
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2
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33
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143
3
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13
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29
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35
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48
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109
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3
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50
48
497k
48
487k
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607k
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38%
39
38%
1007k
100%
100
46 VB
46 Va
46
46%
38%
31%-
37%
38
Aircraft
United
Air
4 % %
Conp
Lines
common—If
32 y.
*133%
United
Bourd
8
United
Carbon
*103%
.No par
33%
31 Vb
103%
*103%
17%.
17%
61 %
60%
i
46
Vk
457»
38
38 Vk
*38%
307k
31 Vk
10074
30%
101%
337k
32 %
135
30%
31 %
31 Vk
*103%
17%
*17%
60%
*103 Vk
17%
60%
60
Jun
30
2% July 12
36 %
July 11
3% Jan
3
8% May 22
26% Jan
Sep
28
4
Jan
12
3 Vt Jun
19
3
43% Jun
25
50
Mar
4% May 31
12% Aug 21
*4
-
Jan
2
22
3
United Electric Coal Cos
50 % July 12
617
Dec
4
United
567k Nov
8
73% Feb
13
United
Fruit
8
United
Gas
66% Nov
2
20% Nov
27
19
29% Apr
18
26sk Jan
11% Mar 30
16% Dec
18
14% July 12
177k May
1
July
2
25
15% July 13
23% Jan
12
177k Jan
12
27 V.
42
Nov
24
387k Apr
2
106 Va May
23
99
Jun
18
21% Oct
24
18% Nov
8
135
Jun
189
Mar
22% Sep
617k Sep
106% Feb
24% Mar
20
20
20
1
4
124
Oct
30
185
Jan
26
19
Jan
17
70
Jan
25
4
64% Dec
29
58 Va May 19
25
For footnotes see page 24.
19% Ma* 24
Co—.--——-.No par
Improvement
*8 7k
9
,
Feb
28% Jan
13
16
S
1st
*103%
1%
17
17 %
1.400
61
61
61%
1.603
*32
32%
%'
V
r
4 Vt f<
preferred-
4
4%
52%
4V»
53
53%
47k
47k
47k
47k
47k
47 k
47 k
47k
9
8%
8%
8'%
8%
8 Vk
8%
*8 7b
757k
76
207k
68 Vk
57%
61%
60 Vk
617 k
\
2.300
9
%
75 Vk
68
74
20 Vk
20%
20%
207k
20%
?07k
20%
56 %
*5674
56%
60%
;60%
60 !
07%
.
58
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57%
56%
59*k
58'A
62 ■:
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75
7
58
290
'4 7k
73
71
70
-
20%
76
20%
9,300
4
4
52 %
60 Vk
597k
597k
59 Vk
1,009
.2.200
i
16,700
17,903
24'
24%
24%
247b
24
24%
24 Vk
247k
247k
24 7 k
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
307k
30
Vk
307k
15%
16
15%
16
157a
16
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'%
197k
19 Vb
197k
*19 Vb
19%
1,9 Vt
19%
200
61
61%
11.300
93-
99
16 VB
xl6
16 VB
19
it
1
No par
Co commonf..—.20
preferred
—
i
100
U 8 Leather Co common
32%
53%
32%
29%
preferred,.—_——No par
Machinery
*317 k
24%
Freight Co.———No par
Hoffman
*52%
503
2.400
1037k
297b
U S Gypsum
U S
4
Vk
28,500
31%
24 Vb
Foreign Securities
$4.50
4
53
347k
31
297b
Certificates of interest..—-
U
*31 Vb
32%
4
53
1,500
——10
Paramount Theatres——J
USA;
*31%
4'A
54
101 Vk
Co.—13%
Corp
United Mercll A Mfrs Inc—
United
28
127k May 24
46% Jan
22% Nov
227k Sep
168
16
United Gas
47k
5
19 Vk.
"
104% Jan
14% Dec
IP
i
2
3
Tor
18% Feb"
13
5
8% Jan
P»-.
257k Oct'
30% Dec
Vk
*53"
577k
Engineering A Foun.dry5
.
4
4%
20%
*20
8
2
147. July 18
90% July 26
ll
46 Vk July
22% July 13
181% July 19
*8%
75 Vb
„
32%
*31
32%
54
4%
1
United Dye k Chemical Corp com.l
7% preferred
—-100
21
20
*53
(Del)...———
Corp
Oct
53 Va Oct
4
United
Apr
July 18
30
15
25
39
Oct
Nov
12% Jan
xl,9
14% Jun
v
88
21
99 '
5
;
4 %
Stores com__30c
12
68
Sep
July 12
,
*31
No par
Fastener
Oig-Whelan
$3.50 convertible preferred.—.100
12
3
25
3
United
May 22
78% Mar
Mar 29
Jan
United-Carr
8
5
Dec
July 17
16
24
6
16
36
8% Dec
58
15% July 13
Sep
% Oct
56 Vk Nov
18
32
700
11.30)
17%
*60%
:
2,40)
31%
143
143
31 Vk
1037k
*17 Vk
*
46
387k
337k
337k
141
141
31
10374
31;
*1007k
101
327k
327k
135
1037k
100
'
23
3.400
46
387k
100%
60
99%
387k
99%
31'A
*17'A
61%
99%
38%
467k
101 %
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17%
61
10.10)
100%
31 %
80
90
94
39 Vk
*37%
138 Vk
84%
38 V*
39 Vk
46
387b
327k
10374
*17
94
38'%
467k
31
31%
Corp.__.lC
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100
38%
101
138%
;■%:
*92 Vk
*84%
93
20.600
97
84 %
85
2.630
180
105
*93
97
85
3074
142
*138
105
104%
85
101%
k
10474
*93
97
92 Vk
-
*3774
101 »/2
32%
,
97
467k
317k
101
Co—-——No par
A Carton
31
31
32%
138
100
101 •
317 k
*31
America.—No par
39
102%-
*101
—...100
Inc
$4.50 preferred
Jan
31%
8
common
preferred.——IOC
preferred
Biscuit-of
United
*38
No par
Car Co
*
*93
86
93
86
*92%
2!
Tank
51%
517B
13
*84%
of California.
convertible
Mar 13
147k
517k
No par
Pacific RR Co common
65% Oct
21
?
147k
50
Oil
5%
14
147k
52 VA
No pai
series
United
112% Jan
10
28
4%
41 Va May
,
23
14 7k
52
*104%
No par
series
$3.50
$4
147k
52
non-cumulative preferred..50
42 Vi Oct
109 Va Jan
1037k Dec
18
Preferred
4
25
Dec
Preferred
7
14
79 Va July 11
7% Mar 28
11
26
May 12
32% July 12
Mar
457q Dec
Dec
106
Jan
j>2.009
14%
517k
50
-No par
series..;
$3.70
14 Va
14%
51 %
*13%
*
I
Rubber .Co
A
El Co of Mo pf d $4.50 serf
Preieried
337k Apr
977k Nov
38
24% July 17
Un
18
54
13-% Jan
2
Mar 17
30
105
9
106% Jtr ' J
102
.Nopai
Bag A Paper Corp—„_No par
Ufilon Carbide A Carbon____No pai
Aug 21
27
Jan
13
112% Feb
-
—
.
14%
14%
51%
.1
__
Corp
Union
Dec
Jun
50
25% Jan
21
(The)
Asbestos
Union
357'. Dec
81
31
84
Sep
4
667. July 30
19
96
May 11
Unuerwood
5
com
10f
vn-r
_
*19
19%
60
19%
60 Va
*99
r,
*20 %
110%
*166
15%
.
1007k21
110%
171
167k
19 Va
60%
16%
157 k
16
19%
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19%.
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19%
60 Vk
61%
100
.19%
61%
100 %
y,oQ8;-,.
1007k
20%
21 Vk
*20%
21%
109%
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llO'k
108 Vk
109%
167k
177k
171
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62 %
62%
24%
247k
25
171
60%
100
21
108 %
*166
617k
100
21
-
60%
100-
*20%
109
108
171
*166
*
61%
100
217k
100%
170
•
8,200
290
21 Vk
300
107%
108%
4,30®
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170
16 Va
18
18
18%
17s j
18
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•
2,500
19,800
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17 Vk
64
64
64
64 %
64 %
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24-/4
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24 Va
247k
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24%
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■.
-. .
Monday, December 17, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
*"•
v.
STOCKS
Range for Previous
$ per
7% Dec
34 %
29
66% JuJy
10
Jun
12
38% Dec
29
97% Apr
12
11
67
Nov
29
Nov
24
86 % Dec
84% Mar
37%
Jan"*~3
126% Jan
52% Oct
18
;
33% Mar 31
Jan
42% Feb
96% Feb
8
9
Jan
2
80% Oct
18
Oct
6
51
128% July
5
62% Nor 18
57% July
37% Jun
239% Dec
4
18% Jan
67 % Mar
3
29
68% Mar
,
5% Jan
Dec
19
9
19
43 % Aug 27
9% Jun 28
13
U
87
Nov
7
3
Nov
15
4% Jan
22
24
Jan
9
27% Jun
8
Jan
3
24% Oct
18
22 Va Jun
29
2% Dec
4
6% Apr
17
15
Jan
x25
20% July 27
Jan
177
45
24% Dec
Universal
Laboratories
Universal
Leaf
17
x27% Oct
NOV
21
170% Jan
12
4
8%
Oct
21
64
26
2b% Jan
10
29% Nov 28
34% Aug 16
16% Dec 28
30% Jan
2
40% Sep
13
2
19
Oct
9
Van
38% Sep
14
Jun
29
33% Feb
5
Van
Dec
Utah
100
Pictures Co
&
Power
*3%
25
com.No par
Inc com
36%
11 %
59%
29%
•
Light Co
Wednesday
18%
36%
36%
71V4
*70
18%
68
2.600
36%
36%
70'A
*69
36%
8
*7%
8
36%
pharot
18%
18%
18%
*7%
8
the Week
$ per share
tper share
18%
*7%
-
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 14
Dec. 13
s per share
*
7%
36%
36%
18%
7%
8
Thursday
18%
( per share
18%
71 %
*70
SALE PRICES
Dec. 12
70'A
200
36%
2,700
68
*66
400
'1
,30%
31%
*84
86%
30%
72'A
86%
94%
95%
71%
70%
71%
x68%
69%
137%
69%
65
65
X63%
63 %
63 VB
138
70%
63%
•
39%
40%
39%
139%
139%
139%
40%
39%
140%
-
62%
,
800
39%
39,000
39%
139%
140
2.800
19%
20
5,000
39
39
*38%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
1,900
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
3,600
6%
10'A
10%
10%
10%
10%
89
88%
88 %
89
*88
39
*88
3
3%
25%
26
*26
26%
*26
26%
26%
26%
*25%
26
89
3
26
*25
3%
3 VB
62%
6%
6%
3%
4,000
39%
19%
40%
6%
3%
70%
20
19%
*39%
6%
26%
750
69%
19%
19%
40%
3
6,000
137 %
137
39
"
19%
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3%
1,900
'
.
139%
19%
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*25
40
140%
20
7,900
:
71%
70%
71%
138%
40%
3
86%
95
70%
139%
*87
*84
95%
138%
40%
3
26
27
3%
31%
86 %
72'A
139%
o
95
70%
65
31%
30%
30%
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94%
31
*84
138'A
138
71%
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94 'A
70%
139
70%
86%
94
72%
137%
30%
31
*84
94
93
3 %
3 VB
3
26%
26
3%
3 %
3%
220
89
*88
100
3
3 Ve
5,800
*26
26%
200
25
25
3Vb
500
3%
1,100
*
25
25
25
25
25
161
*160
1
100
preferred
4%%
19
51
*26%
1
—1
Inc
Tobacco
preferred—
Universal
14% Sep 26
27
27
6
20% Feb
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
6
*25
50
preferred
26
61% Jan
May 23
Paper Inc common—2
Wall
convertible
4%
18%
*7%
40%
G%
10%
88%
Oct
8% Jun
22% Jan
Sep 27
19%
40%
*6%
10%
*86
3
1
preferred—No par
convertible
United
15
156
July 28
12
Jan
19%
preferred—28
Corp
Stockyards
5% Jan
28
2% May 15
9
16
7% July 10
161
>
■
common-—No pa;
Co
non-cumulative
$6
96% Jan 24
26
4% Apr 24
27% Jan
9
100
-
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd—3
17
8
91% May 3
2% July 17
22 % NOV
Tobacco
S
7%
United
7% Jan 26
Feb
40
cominon__
1st
ii.m-cum
■1
20% Mar 20
38
Co
preferred*—100
U S smelting Ref & Mill com
50
7%
preferred—.
—50
U S Steel Cefp common——No pat
1%
preferred———100
47% Jan 30
153% Jan
3
22
44% May 19
6% Oct 28
11% Apr
3
3
26
8
May 21
5% Jun 27
21
18% Dec 27
40
July
Feb
6
Rubber
S
8%
share
iy%
'7%
8
36% 36%
*70
71%
*:>!
31%
*84
86%
*93% 94
71% 71%
*138
139
-W% 71%
64 % 65 %
.40% 40%
139% 139%
HIGH
Dec. J J
•
t per share
18%
10
20
10
1
100
100
S
U
76% Oct 30
Mar 28
45
42% Dec 29
«;
4
151
2
$ per
—J
common
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
33/4% preferred series A
3%%
preferred series B
14
106% Oct
Co
preferred
AND
Tuesday
Dec. JO
Dec. H
S
U
8
4
151% Not 20
34% July 14
25% Jan 13
139
3
143% Oct
U
5
92 % Doc
5
Lines
4% ft
29
Jan
43
7
8
U
Monday
Saturday
Par
16
8% Jan
7% Sep
LOW
'
'
share
20 % Feb
7
x36% Nov 28
9
77
t per
share
Jun 29
17
4
49 % Jan
July 13
(55% July 17
23% July 12
I per
share
Feb
8% Jail
18
14Vt Jun 27
7;," •
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowe>t
Highest
t per share
\
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1930
Lowest
160
160
160
160
11%
10%
11 V«
10%
59%
59% '
59 V«
59%
25
*160
163
10%
59%
25
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
*24%
25
*160
163
10 Va
29%
10%
11
11%
59
-
59
53%
58%
29%
29%
29%
29-/B
*24%
*158
25
1,90'J
160
70
11%
11%
*58
4,900
59
29%
210
29%
3,200
V
Jan
9
3
13% July
5
18% Dec 20
24% Feb 23
July 24
3
yi4%
Dc-e
14
3,7b4 Dec
Jan
98
96%
8
103
May
10
105
Mar~22
Jan
101% Dec
Dec
Dec
26
100% Jan
Lc % Dec
22% Mar
46%
28
116% Feb
25% Jun
26
106% Jan
7
37% Apr
July 17
17% Nov
Nov
27
103 % May
40
Dec
4
29% Jun
29
31% Dec
14
30%
*29%
30%
600
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
yi4%
15%
12,200
4%
4%
3%
4%
15,700
253A
2,300
Mar 26
60
38% Dec
6
31% Mar
Oct
20% Jan
12
48
2
25%
25%
*114% 118
*114% 118
—i.oo
100
preferred
Works
3
13
32
Jan
20
54% Jun
25
71% Feb
7
Wabash
33%
34%
*91%
93
23%
23%
*132
134%
2121%
*110
111
*91%
96
*97Va
99
100
com—_No par
partic
3
10
20
42
35%
27%
*44%
35 %
27%
45'/a
17%
29 %
17%
*2834
3.400
18
18'
25%'
26
25%
*114%
118
*114%
118
*114%
118
*114%
118
115%
118
*114%
118
*114%
118
*114%
118
*115%
30
29%
2S%
30
93
*91%
1,500
118
30%
30
93
*91%
*91%
23
23%
22%
23%
132%
*129 Va
132%
22'A
21%
22
25%
25%
25%
*130
29%
*90%
24%
92
25%
24%
130
21%
22%
29%
x29 %
93
22%
130
25%
25%
132%
132
21%
21%
21%
115%
*90%
20
2,400
92
—
25%.
24%
21%
400
21%
111
111
111
111
112
110
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*97%
99
*97%
99
*97
99
97
97
*95%
97
42
*40
42
*39
42
*39
9.000
110
96
34%
27%
*28%
27%
28 VB
44%
*44%
17%
17%
17%
17VB
29%
*28%
29%
29
*59
60%
28 VB
*28%
29%
34%
44%
17%
34
23
45
17%
*39
35
*17%
28
45
42
34%
35%
111 %
111
112%
60%
59%
59%
*59
11%
11%
11%
28%
28 Vb
—
17,100
133
133
*94
*40
*40
;_25
25
25%
34%
34%
34%
*114%
30%
31
31
5
common
preferred
div
Dec
29
Co__—
non-cumul
Virginia Ry Co common
6%
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
7%
preferred
8
16% July
Chemical
34
issued"
"when
preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
—100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd
23
7
27
July 16
35% Jan 20
13
22% Sep
1
36
May 17
6
18
*29%
3 % Vc
26
x30% Oct 13
28
*17%
30
6%
20
Nov
33% Dec 30
18
30
Inc
Va-Carolina Chemical
1
3
NOV
Dec~30
19% July 7
27% Jan 26
17%
30
Co
Victor Chemical
15
18% Jan
21
17%
29%
5%
13
137% Oct
5
96
106% Dec
xl03% May 26
17%
29%
18
3
29
■.
95
117% Aug 25
12
17%
29%
Co
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
34% July 13
Xli«
Mar 23
22
16% July 27
114% Sep
*17 Va
6
10% Jan
112% Jun
28
17%
.29%
Raaite
Viek
14
114
5
91% July
29
11% Dec 28
115
27
115% Dec
9
104
4
34%
17%
29%
Corp
Norman
Rights
9
2
23% July
July 12
6% Jun 29
79
28% Oct
Jan
105 % Jan
28% Oct 18
26
34%
10
14
25% Nov
20% Jan
97% Mar
34%
34 Vb
*34%
2.50
Vertientes-Camaguey Smtar Co„6%
23% Oct 23
14
>
127/8 Sep
Dec
34%
of America—No par
Vanadium
120
:»
■
•
10
42
33%
33%
33%
27%
28
28
28
*44 V2
45
34 VB
45
4434
45%
17%
17%
17%
29'
29
29
60%
59'A
59%
200
11%
*11%
11%
1,200
28%
28 Va
28%
1,100
3.800
„
1,700
700
1.100
<
100
w
48
12
26% Dec
31
Jan
14% Jan
10
11% Dec
5
137's Feb
13
Waldorf
4
27 ■■■,■ Jun
29
x29% Feb
13
Feb
13
53
Nov 24
6% July 13
45% May 24
14% July 14
Jan
16
11
Dec
8
17% July 27
106
Sep 19
16% Jan 24
;
15
Walworth
Jun
104
11%
28%
28%
53%
53%
53%
53%
52
53
51%
51%
51%
51'A
52
6,600
11
ll'A
11 VB
11%
11
11%
11
11%
xlOVa
10%
10%
10%
6,600
1
—100
Co
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
l9%
Xl8%
18%
17%
18%
18
18%
5,500
100%
Ward
Baking Co common
5%%
preferred
12
15% Sep 26
19% Nov
5
Warner
Warren
28 V8
*28%
28%
28 Va
28%
29'A
29%
1,100
28%
27%
28
27%
28%
28%
29
5,900
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25'A
25%
1.100
28%
28%
25%
25%
*17%
2
20% Oct
4
11
19% Oct
29
25% Feb
5
Wayne
13% Dec
12
18% F.eb
13
Wayne
Sep 26
7% Jan
2
11% Oct
19
Webster Tobacco Inc
Jan
15% July
17%
21%
21%
21
13%
13%
13%
14
—6
9%
9%
9%
10
Snowdrift com—2.50
&
Wesson Oil
*32%
32%
*84%
.
18
Dec
32%
Sep 25
83
Nov
29
89% Feb
15
85
84%
Mar 14
41% Oct
17
West
Indies Sugar
36%
36%
36%
Jan
27
West
Kentucky
24 %
24%
24
27
Jan
24
29% Dec
4
West
101
Nov
27
112% Jan
23
West
Penn
7
97
Dec
11
107
Feb
14
104% Oct
4
109% Mar 24
95
Jun
22
107% Feb
2
12% Apr 17
18% Dec 21
15% July 30
20% Feb
44% July 14
78
Dec
27
75
Mar 14
98% Sep
111
Nov
15
106
Electric
Penr.
13
Aug
8
# per share
7% Jun 26
f
37% July 26
29% July 13
36
preferred
f per share
Pvr
12
35% Nov 22
28% NOV 20
36 % July 31
17% May 26
15% Jan
21
90%
91
91
91
42 Ve
42%
42
42%
25 %
25 Va
25%
25 Va
39%
100
*89%
90
91
91
90 V»
90%
91
series
Electric
Prior
2.100
share
48%
A
15 %
15
15%
15%
*90 Vb
No par
42%
42%
42
42%
43
43%
42%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
40
25%
40%
39 V8
t per
4.000
900
11,100
;v
6.000
40
25%
39%
38%
39 Vb
38%
95
94%
94%
94%
39%
94%
39%
*94 Va
95%
95%
95%
95%
*95%
96
500
*35
36
*34%
35 Va
*34%
35%
*34%
34%
34%
35 %
*343/8
34%
200
12%
100
Instrument
37
*35
43%
10
12.50
*124%
*124%
*124%
__
38%
>
*124%
*124%
*124%
23.700
5,400
40 Va
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40 %
40%
40 Vb
40%
39%
40%
88 V4
88 %
88 Va
88 Va
87%
88
87%
88
88
88
873/4
87%
34%
35
34'A
34%
*34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34V«
800
1
29Va
29 Va
29
29%
28%
29 Vb
28
28 Va
28 Vb
28 Vb
28 Vb
28 Va
4,200
1
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13
12%
13
4,400
20
White Sewing Machine com
.>
49%
49
White Motor Co-
12% Feb 15
49 Vb
36
48%
4
33% Jan
600
49%
36
49%
5
23% Mar 19
37 Va
36%
15
30
*35%
49%
46 % Oct
12
21%
36'A
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
25% Nov
21%
50%
19
19
2.400
21%
50%
Jan
18 Vt Dec
49%
21%
50%
129
25% July
6.000
*49%
35%
112
28% Dec 27
153/4
49%
15%
50%
Weston
8
Shares
153/a
4 9'A
1 per
15 Va
No par
com
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80% preferred series B
15 Vb Feb
share
15%
1 per share
36%
6
Mar 27
the Week
36%
7
94
Rales for
Dec:. 14
49%
15
38% Sep
31% May
Frldav
Dec. 13
21 %
42% Oct
29% Jan 26
# per share
Thursday
49%
42% Oct
84% Jun 25
20
21%
104% Feb
33% Jun
107
21%
34% Jan
19
*105%
49%
93% Dec
27
107
*105 %
106
PRICES
49%
12
Oct
2.400
21%
18
Feb
84
22
Westinghouse Air Brake
94
83%
Dec. 12
Dec. 1J
I per share
15
15
—
83
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 10
-
2,900
49%
Western Union Teleg cl A
41
Monday
106
SALE
-
16%
16%
83
16%
83%
107
"
-
16'A
21%
47% Feb 13
35% Dec 28
16
x83
HIGH
110
•
16%
49%
28% July 30
3
16%
84%
AND
240
98
49 V4
94% Jan 24
26% July 15
*96
21%
84% July 9
32% Jun 28
126
98
*21%
35%
Pacific RR
Preferred
*96
Ry com
100
2nd preferred—100
Western
non-cum
98
98
98
-
*97
83
*105%
30%
*83
97
16
107
105
«
97
49 %
5
Oct
10,200
29%
104%
104
*14%
23
2
29%
104%
32%
29 %
29%
29'A
103%
1
58 3/4 Oct
2
293/8
104%
29%
104
—10
46% May 24
Feb
9,200
84
*105%
107
gatnrday
Western Air Lines Inc
4%
125
25%
16%
16%
*83
Dec. 8
Jun
6
25%
*103%
LOW
EXCHANGE
34% Dec
30% Nov 29
<105%
NEW YORK STOCK
105% Feb
Dec
25%
32
32%
'
—100
102% Sep 22
22% Feb 16
20
24%
29%
104
■%":
2
30"% July
24%
4%%
49% Mar
6
24%
Feb 27
111
24% July
1
24%
84
8
Dec
2,000
24%
*33
32% Nov
44
37%
Pulp & Paper com—No par
v
Maryland
13
450
37%
West V
Western
19% Jan
83%
38
19
2G
Oct 24
83%
37%
16%
29% Feb
89
83 Vb
37%
*16%
29
27
2,200
83%
37%
13
Jun
64% Jun
323/b
83%
37 V«
*96
Auto Supply Co
Dec 29
x32%
84
*96
Western
55
32%
37%
97
8
3
1,700
98
18
Jan
9%
*96
Oct
28
9%
98
Apr
41% Dec 22
9%
*96
54
3
9%
98
16
July
9%
>97
15
27
*9%
97
10
18
9%
98
11% Jan
5
3,200
103%
40% Jan
12% July
800
14%
*97
I per thare
I per share
20%
13%
104
13% Dec 28
51% Apr 25
23% Dec 28
*20%
13%
83%
\
29%
29%
20 Va
13 %
100
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
6 per thare
29%
17%
20%
13%
*97
Lowest
Highest
29 %
17%
20%
13%
<103
STOCKS
Year 1950
—No par
17%
20%
pfd—-100
Power
Range for Previous
Lowest
Co
4%%
*17%
13%
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C——100
West Virginia Coal & Coke——--5
4.20%
1.100
18
18
17%
21%
32%
24%
30
preferred—No par
Ccrp
1
Coal Co
_4
150
9%
37
convertible
$4
100
xlOO
13%
84%
30
29% July 18
25%
17%
*21
32%
88 %
July 19
•r
21%
34
28
36% Jan 29
17%
3
1
Knitting Mills
Pump Co
102
~
28%
25 %
102
28%
28%
28
*30%
30%
*30%
30%
*30%
30%
*30%
30%
*30%
30%
303/4
*18
18%
*18
18%
17%
18
*17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
-
preference
280
'
30%
100
18
400
"
3
11% Dec
5
70% Dec 30
7% July
66% July
16
Oct 24
12
91
Sep 22
Jun
27
77% Jan
5
9% July 11
167/. July. 13
July 18
29
26
,
Wilcox oil Co
Apr 30
12
Jan
3
75
Feb
9
Willys-Ovcrland Motors common
1
$4.50 conv pfd series A.
No par
15% Jan
4
Wilson
28
X72% Dec
13
2
87% Feb
Wisconsin Elec
12% Jan 25
173/4 Jan
4
23% Dec
3
129% July 11
10
5
Woodward
5
Woolworth
Jun
13
45% Sep 15
45
3
Feb
3
41% Jun 29
46% Feb
16% July 12
26
Dec
2g
233/4 Jun 25
69
July 18
77
Sep 22
75% Jan 25
29% Sep
6
84 Va Mar 12
74
Jan
69% Nov 21
;
"6%
10% Feb
16
27
13
38
BO
Jun
12% July
25
9%
67 Ve
67
67
12%
12%
12%
12%
73 %
*73%
15Vs
*15
preferred—
Iron
*15
10
Power Co com.
23%
100
Co
(F W)
131
10
23%
131
*53%
42%
54%
10
No par
Co
2
Common
43 ■
9%
75
*129
23%
132
*128
9 Va
9%
74
*15
23%
*53%
54
53
53%
42%
43
42%
42%
26%
26%
23%
*128
42%
.
200
€,600
72%
*72%
733A
15%
15 Vb
15 Vb
100
23 3A
23 Vb
23%
9,000
23%
23%
*53
11.400
123A
*15
;
132
9%
66 V2
12%
X72%
15 %
132
9%
*66
12%
12%
123/4
*73 Va
9%
67
*66
67
12%
15 Ve
*15
23%
9Ve
*66 %
73%
73%
15 Va
23%
9%
131
*128
*128
i
300
i31
10
600
53%
53
53
42%
42%
42%
42%
15.500
26%
3.500
*53
5334
42%
Jan
2
38% Jan
10
30% Jan
2
41%'Oct
8
47% Oct 31
53% Oct
45 V8 Jun
23
59% Feb
2
11% Jan
19% Oct 18
70V4 Apr 14
6% Apr 22
Bx-rlghU
V
Aug 17
17% Jun 14
48
26%
26%
26%
76
76
76%
76%
76 Vb
77%
*76Vb
77 Va
*76%
77%
97%
98
98
98%
98%
97
97
98
*97%
98
820
71
71
71
71
71%
72
71%
71%
*71%
71%
71%
72
1,200
13%
13%
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/8
13%
3,100
38%
38%
37%
38%
38%
38 Vb
38
37%
38
3.700
13
13%
4,800
York
Corp
4%%
Jun 14
Mfg Co
25
38%
37%
13%
13%
13%
Xl3%
13Va
13
13 %
39%
39%
39%
X39
39
38 Va
39
*37%
38%
33%
33%
33%
33%
*33%
34
*33 Vb
33%
33%
33%
*33%
33%
€00
49%
50
49%
50%
49%
49%
49 Va
49 Vb
49%
49
49%
8,000
*16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
50%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16 Va
2,500
68%
69%
69
70 VB
67%
69%
x67%
€9%
68%
70
68%
70%
12,600
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
2
71% Feb 13
Zenith
Radio
Zonlte
13% .»13%
Product*
dividend
<%th
receivership,
nt
su,n.
or
Corp
_No par
Corp_^r=r^.
1
.
petition
oreferred
has
<i50
been
oar)
38%
190
13%
47% Jan
5
98
39%
19% Jan 17
5% Feb
26%
-
39%
2
2
26%
*39%
1
preferred
15% July
4% July
26%
50
common
convertible
Young <L A) Spring At Wire-No par
Youngstown Sheet Ac Tube
_No paT
Youngstown Steel Door—No par
no 8a'*s on this day. tin
Ex-stock
26%
76
—
Yale <fe Towne
36% Jan 25
6
26%
76
97%
;
48
Dec 21
14% May 19
11
26%
Prior
Prior
prelerred 4%% series
100
pfft 4%% conv 6erlgs—100
Wrlgley <Wm) Jr (Del).
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
.—8
43 % May 29
37% Oct 20
3
9%
67%
12%
73%
No par
.10
i
Sep
6
793/4 Apr 17
21% Jan
2
108
9% July 13
July 14
24% July 17
36
9
68
12%
Worthington Pump As Machinery
95% Dec 29
89% Apr 13
21% Dec 18
July 26
Jan
e%
*66%
Inc common—No par
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
13% Dec 30
51
4
Co
22% Feb 25
Dec 16
10
Ac
5
177/a Nov 19
142
5
2
Jun
1403/4 Jan
54 3/i Dec
f
28 Vb
28%
29%
28%
27% Dec
anLrtMilf
araoena
2,100
29 Va
109% Feb
.3% Jun 27
10,900
18%
35% Dec 28
13
31% Jan 13
14%
183/b
*25%
114% Jun
Jan
14%
18%
No par
3
Foundry & Pipe
Petroleum Corp
21% July 13
Dec 26
70
14%
XIB'A
Washington Gas Light Co—No pax
Waukesha Motor Co
5
104% Oct 14
32% Jan
14Va
18%
Warren
Mar
110
42 %
14%
17%
1
20% July 25
137
98 Va
14%
18%
7
27% Dec 28
5% Jan
*97%
14%
18%
23
15
12
99
14%
18%
34% Feb
18% Apr
49% May
98
14%
18%
43% Jan
27
Jan
101%
14%
18 Vs
5
Jun
81
101'A
14%
18%
29
8
27
83% Feb 28
Feb
100 %
14%
-
Jun
27
51 VB
1
Inc
Jun
r.
*28
6
Pictures
Bros
Warner-Hudnut
17% Mar 16
11% July 13
I
11%
27%
26
17% Dec 29
107
11%
27%
28
6
8
24
July 13
19
12% Oct
*11%
No par
23% May 25
38% Feb
18
24% Jan
25
56% Oct 13
21% Feb 23
*59
11%
27%
100
No par
27% Jun
12% Jun 30
Jun
Y 16% Jun
-
System
29% Dec 21
July 18
15% Feb 14
24% Jan 28
5
97% Oct 23
11% Mar 28
•
•
24%
4
8% Jan
9% Dec 28
20% NOV 24
60%
No paT
2.50
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W
32
-59
*11%
27%
preferred
4 %%
28
6
97
RR
Dec
65
Apr 24
Jun 26
filed
for
for company's
each
share
held)'
4%
reorganization
•
•
"
Deferred
delivery
4%,.
rCasb
tales
s
/
Special
4%
sales,
4%
wd When
4%-
distributed
700
2,500
*
Ex
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Number 5073
Volume 174
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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.
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New York Stock
FRIDAY
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tetters
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WEEKLY
"Interest
headed
Ft tares
~
indicate In eech
Period*'
decimal peint represent
e«e
or
Lowest
107
Nov
13
1
—
Ranfe Sines Jan. 1
Highest
111.10 May
GOVERNMENT
-
Tear 1950
108.4
Lowest
.
mere
the month when the bonds mature
eua
82d of
point.
a
May
1
__
111.10 May
1
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__
—
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•
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109.8
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__
May
9
109.9
Treasury
100.4
102.19 Apr 25
102.14 Apr
25
102.14 Apr
15
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27/sS—
_„1955-1960
*106.28
107 ' -f"
108.24
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,-..1952-1954
1956-1958
110.20"
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101.24
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98.12
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*96.30
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*97.2
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Sep
97.17 Apr
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24
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—1966-1971
*96.26
96.30
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2fts
—Jun 1967-1972
*96.21
96.25
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2fts
-Sep 1967-1972
*98
98.4
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98.6
100.21 Jan
1
100.21 Dec
15
103.9
Jan
9
100.29 Aug
11
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series No.
28
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Jan-July
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20-year 3V2s 1967.
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BONDS
Interest
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Last
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or
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100
56
77
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—
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—
:
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1970
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1961
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series I
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1994
3%s series F
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82%
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El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
94%
95
2
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72%
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82%
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1993
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2018
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■
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1954—June-Dec
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sinking fund Feb 1 1957—May-No®
Manila rr (Southern
Michigan
212
72%
Jan-July
1943
2Vis series D
refunding 4 Vis
Northern Pacific Ry—
93
91 %
*103Vi 108
Macy (r h) ft Co 2%« debentures
1972—May-Nov
Maine
1988
65
Feb-Aug
ft
(Minnesota)
debentures
75
64%
71 Vi
72
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1998_Feb-Aug
1998
5s 1940
first gold 5s
Central
Northern
3Vbs
58%
gold 3Vis 1998
gold
Y Telephone
General
M
i960.
136
rr—
1997
1998
registered
61%
72%
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First ft refunding mtge 4s ser a 2007—Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4%s series a 2022—May
Harlem River ft Porth Chester—
Northern
103
98% 100%
5
95
*„
Central rr 4Vis series a
102%
60%
'
73
99
77%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
mtge 23/4S 1979—May-Nou
St Louis Dlv
Atl
104%
99%
101
647/a
Refunding mortgage 3%s series e 1978—Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
Genajral mortgage 2Vis 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Oct
Norfolk Southern Ry co—
AGeneral mtge 5s convertible Inc 2014_April-Oct
Norfolk ft Western Ry first
gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
103%
100
77Vi
N
83%
90
113% 121
June-Dec
Louisville ft Nashville RR—
River
1997
collateral
$ATerrainal
71%
62
57 Vi
mortgage
1998
tn y Susquehanna ft /Western rr—
§ AFirst refunding 5s 1937
5 a Second gold 4 Vis 1937
,88
interest 2003
May-Nov
Series D 4s contingent interest 2003
May
E 4 Vis contingent interest 2003
Lsju'gh Valley Terminal Ry—
a
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
n y ft Putnam first consol gtd 4s
1993—April-Ocf
n y State Electric ft Gas 2Vis 1977
Jan-July
N y Steam Corp first 3%s 1963
Jan-July
101%
1
84 Vi
*83%
May-Nor
Series
ft Hudson
Shore
§ AGeneral
fixed
series
First mortgage 4s 1954
May-Nov
{an y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
AGeneral 4s 1955
June-Dec
mortgage bonds-
Series B 4Vis
Series C 5s fixed
First
96 Vi
89
—
100%
*—
n y Power ft
mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974—-Jan-July
consolidated
97
79%
93%
L*high Valley RR—
lleneral
13
79Vi
*__
101V4
103% 103 %
April-Oct
York Chicago ft St Louis—
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First mortgage 3s series^f 1986
April-Oct
n y Connecting rr 2%s series b 1975
April-Ocf
n y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series a 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series b 2043
Jan-July
N y Lack ft West 4s series a 1973
May-Nov
4Vis series b 1973
May-Nov
170
99 Vi
97%
New
100
*__
1954
mortgage 3 Vis
3Vis
101
101%
99%
co—
Aftphigan Cent collateral gold 3%s
46
103%
99%
deposit
rr
regisered
3Vis
110%
42%
*100% 101%
y Central
3 Vis
98%
98%
Feb-aup
Feb-Aug
General
105%
104%
High
100%
60 Vi
n
99
100%
10lVi
First
Jan. 1
No.
Lot®
*—
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91
96
a
of
4s
Range Sines
Sold
deposit
series
Consolidated
1956
d
of
Central
Bonds
High
deposit
series
ACertiflcates
New
A Mich
Friday's
99%
Ry—(Cont)—
_Feb-auy
1956
c
ACertiflcates
Kanawha
or
Bid ft Asked
Low
AFirst
81
Vi
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
New Orleans Texas ft Mexico
79
81
Jamestown Franklin ft Clear 1st 4s 1059—Jane-Dee
Period
Exchange
103%
11%
11%
11%
37
8%
11%
11%
1
7%
93%
99 Vi
8
98%
102%
96
101 %
12%
12
Volume 174
Number 5073
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(2381)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
New York Stock
Last
Period
Exchange
or
Sale Price
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser F 1953—June-Dec
Friday's
General
mortgage
series B
5s
3y2s
debentures
First
101
100
102%
Terminal
RR
and
impt M 4s series C 2019
and
lmpt 2%s series D 1985
5
98%
&
—
April-Oct
April-Oct
99%
99%
*-
89
89 Va
87%
87%
—
—
88%
New
debentures
Orleans
and
refund
Bends
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
and
refund
M
Pacific
&
General
102%
and
first
*114
*94
S6%
May-Nov
93%
104
102
102%
101%
105
1970_AprfZ-Oct
1990_ApriI-Oct
96%
103
*—
88%
June-Dec
3%s
series B
3%s
series
C
*—
119%
gold 5s 2000
refund
M
Pacific-Missouri
Term
Jan-July
April-Oct
1965
3%s
E
ser
99%
103
88%
99
{Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
89
10
87%
99
Tol
88%
11
87%
99%
Tri-Continental
106%
110%
100
101%
First mortgage and coll
101
3s
of
Ohio
&
Orleans
New
Cent
and
ref
Corp
*92%
1985—Jan-July
2
RR
115
96%
3%s
1974
90
debs
98%
56
54
58
331
51%
22%
21%
22%
284
21
93%
93%
93%
4-
93 *
100
99
99
99
2
96
100
99
June-Dec
20
Mar-Sept
3%s 1971
May-Npv
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
98
106
95%
97%
Jan-July
_April-Oct
1961
103%
138 %
98%
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
2%s
128%
124%
Pacific—
2
/;■
Friday's
Bid & Asked
RR—
M
First
Texas
96 Va
99
6
3s
First
115
76
Corp
114%
99
Texas
Texas
•
or
Sale Price
Louis—
St
of
Refund
104%
2
Assn
Refund
102%
113
23
100
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
107%
104
78
Interest
Exchange
103
104
—
78
~
June-Dec
1960
108%
99% 100%
78
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s series C
BONDS
High
101%
100% 101
100%
May -Nov
14
New York Stock
Texas
April-Oct
1965
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First mortgage 4%s series A 1958
First mortgage 4y2s series B 1959
Low
104'/a 104 '/a
*104 Va
April-Oct
1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
No.
108
*101
I l963_Feb-Aug
Pittsb
DECEMBER
Jan. I
100
Consolidated guaranteed 41/2s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
High
*100
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957
May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H I960—Feb-Aug
ser
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
102%
66%
34%
'
First
general
First
general 5s series C
First
general 4'/2s
Pittston
Co
series
5s
B
Feb-Aug
1962
series D
1977
1964
Plantation
Pipe Line. 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As
First
mortgage
3s
First
mortgage
27/8s
Public
3s
Service
Electric
1977
*—
92%
101 %
debentures
1st
II
Jan-July
Gas
*96
98%
Union
Oil
*94
86%
87
Union
Pacific
*99
99
99%
96
1963
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 3'/4 s 1968_Jan-July
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First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/aS 1979_June-Deo
of
97%
103%
United
Biscuit
3
101%
106%
United
Gas Corp
*—
132%
June-Deo
Co.
America
of
219
U S
1971
Rubber 2%s debentures
104
96%
96%
102%
98%
85%
1
95
104%
103%
103%
97%
101%
Vandalia
11
85%
96%
99
97
93%
91%
96%
102%
104%
101%
103
94%
93
*92%
95
94
98
*93%
1967
103 %
*-
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures 1959—-Mar-Sept
debentures
86%
*97%
*92
1976
97%
97 V2
96%
Jan-July
Jan-July
104%
2%s
101%
103%
104
*—
2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
2%s 1970
98%
__
102
.*96%
debs 1970
2%s
109%
94
99%
__
s<93
1976
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
152%
200
135
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
20
*98
1980
102%
-*94
*100%
RR—
101% 101%
*202%
*103% 104%
2%s 1975_Apn'Z-Oct
trust
May-Nov
California
100% 100%
IOIV2
Missouri
1968
debentures
2%s
Co—
and
of
mtge & coll tr 2%s
May-Nov
debentures
First
—
Mar-Sept
1956
&
*100%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1984
4s
U
Union Electric Co
Jan-July
1983
Terminal
111
June-Dec
5'/as income debentures
Providence
*—
June-Dec
1974
95%
93%
97%
77
98%
Vanadium Corp
Quaker Oats
2%a
debentures
3%s
1964
Jan-July
99%
99
99%
5
of America—
debs 1965
conv
RR
consol
gtd
April-Oct
series A 1955—Feb-Aug
4s
Consol.
sinking fund series B 1957
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
R
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs
First
1995—May-Nov
1973
April-Ocl
83
—
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 4J/as series D
1977—Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3%s series J 1969
Mar-Sept
83
15
78
99%
83
and refund mtge
99%
10
98%
104%
97
105%
2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
*92%
—
First
consolidated
Power 3s
Lawrence
Second
6t
Louis
&
series
Adirond'k
gold
6s
A
Mar-Sepf
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
1996
*93
5s
stamped
71
71
■>
1955—Jan-July
*2
69%
94 yB
10
92
100
93 %
94%
6
92%
100%
mtge 3%s ser C 1973_April-Oct
lien and ref
98%
98%.
99%
19
98%
104%
73%
74%
2
69
72%
72%
1
70
69%
107
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Ry—
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Second 4s inc
St
Paul
&
St
Paul
Union
Scioto V
AGeneral
Line RR
2%s
Socony-Vacuum Oil
2y2s
South
RR
3s
Bell
Ala
debentures
1966
90%
104
75%
98
1087/a
122
100
106
102
102%
100
104
West Penn Electric
127
West Penn
*110% 111%
0
——
debentures
2%s
101%
.
«
3%s
trust 7s
debentures
'I
—
—May
90%
.
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_
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90
121
91%
96
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87
5
84%
94
93
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33
36
5
36
98%
3
97%
92%
—
93
*113
92%
30
1st &
91 %
Gold
4y2s
1969
Gold
4 %s
1981
3s
debentures
Fran Term
1st
Southern Pacific RR
98%
1
97
92%
5
91%
101
95%
7
94%
First
106%
92%
103%
73
72
73
8
72
97%
97%
98%
82
97
ser
first
95
95%
92
93%
103%
92
92
93
46
115% 116
115%
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5i
»_
—
90
gold
5s
Jan-July
Jan-July
1994
83
32
76%
11
91
7
99% 100
97
97%
9
105%
111
4s
series
A
1956
99%
6s
series
A
1956
106%
106% 106%
107%
107% 107 %
16
debentures
Sunray
Swift
Oil
&
2%s
Co
first
4%s 2013
1971
1974
Corp
27/eS
2%s
gold
debentures
debentures
debentures
1966
1972
*102
ser
1981
A
103%
95
25,;
,
71%
69%
100
12
99% 101
107
56%
106%
98%
—
97
89
100
*94
—
99%
Telegraph Co—
Mar-Sept
1970—:
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1967
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
w
99% 101
100%
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100
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105%
98
101
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101%
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96%
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104%
103%
104% 105%
55
103%
109%
100% 100%
1
100%
103
106%
104%
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113 %
—
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mortgage
27/as
2%s
83
/
*60%
'
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vj, '
87
60%
71";
•
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92
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12
92
98
98
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98 %
-T.
Jan-July
1971
61
j!"
Mar-Sept
1979
Public Service 3%s
——
June-Dec
1976
92%
82%
8
84
84
-
107
105%
125%
101
Yonkers Electric Light
a
Deferred
sale
range,
not
Included
106%
the
Bankruptcy Act,
*101% 102%
in the
In
61
63
8
56%
92
92%
27
91%
96%
96%
97%
6
96%
102%
♦Friday's bid and
95%
102
ABonds
98
98
72%
94%
100%
99
100
103
n
1976-Jan-JuZy
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest.
eOdd-lot sale, not
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range, r Gain sale
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
92
96%
not
2%s
the
63
*95
Power
year's
Included
101%
16
&
delivery
110%
92
99%
93%
April
98
64 -
101
Jan-July
1960
100
92%
May-Nov
56%
58
Co—
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
56"%
Apr-Oct
105%
57%
,
108%
107
general
93 %
60
96%
4
108% 109
Jan-July
April-Oct
Apn'Z-Oct
Devel and general 6 %s series A
1956—ApriZ-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
April-Oct
3 Vu s
debentures 1983
May-Nov
59
Co
Wisconsin
25
57%
101&
105
99
103 %
58
101 &
105
99%
~1
99%
104 % 105%
104%
101
103
100
99%
1966
1969
A
60 Va
51
101
"3
92
91
general
debentures 2%s
series
RR
Wisconsin Electric Power
97
76%
91
91
87
76%
Jan-July
and
23/4S
102%
137%
96%
105'/a
103%
4
52'/a
52'/8
general 4s 1949
i—Jan-July
A Certificates
of deposit
Jan-July
I ASu & Du div and term first 4s 1936—May-Nov
ACertificates of deposit
103
87
and
ASpokane Internatl
116
103% 104
guaranteed 2361
§AFirst
First
Devel
(N J)
90%
114'/a
100 %
100%
Devel
Standard Oil
&
90
80
15
104 % 104%
104%
first mortgage 3s 1958—ApriZ-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
Co-
consol
4s
mortgage 3%s series
debentures 1965
3 %s
Wilson
105%
95
■"*»
May-Nov
Ayr-Oct
1960
mtge 3%s
mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2y4s series G 1961
Ry
80%
May-Nop
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
2%s debentures 1971
98
123%
95%
Mar-Sept
First
Southern
5s
90%
103%
93
94
80
April-Oct
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
98 %
May-Nov
convertible
San
Feb-Nov
1974
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C
Jar.-July
Jr.n-July
1977
3%s
mtge 3%s
Union
{Wisconsin
A
first
Pacific
30-year
Co—
1994
(Oregon Lines)
0
1976—May-Nov
1966
Power 3%s series I
ref
Western
47%
101%
Southern Pacific Co—
4y2s
72%
Corp—
(subord)
mtge 4%s-4s
Western
98%
113%
..
Gen
97%
100%
94
97 %
April-Oct
101
100
100%
36
■
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
First
1971
3%s
73%
Jan-July
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oct
96%
"94,
93%
—
—„June-Dec
1976
2%s
—
:'V 125%
*91%
__
—
Jan-July
1987
Ry
*
96
1941—Feb-Aug
1985
Indiana
'
:
April-Oct
1965
&
debs
conv
April
1991—-April
RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—-Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
"'
*100
June-Dec
1971
1979—
2%s
Southern
33
372
—May-Nov
gtd 5s 1963—
Telephone
Petroleum
Warren
93%
1981
series B Jan
debentures
conv
82%
June-Dec
{§ ASilesian-Amer Corp coll
Oil 2%s debentures
Co
West Shore
debentures
Skelly
A Jan
mortgage 3%s series B
91%
Co—
1974
Union
Southern
102%
101%
79%
May^-Noo
mtge 4%s series A Jan 2016
North
mtge income 4%s
First
'
debentures
&
Gen
?9%
first cons gold 4s 1968_June-Dec
Depot 3y8s B 1971
April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s 1989
May-Nou
Oil
79
,
series
Warren
1989
mtge 3s series B 1980
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2y2s
Shell
mtge 4s income
92
May
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
1st
3s
Jan-July
2022
New
Air
Gen
Walworth
Duluth
&
Seaboard
bond
78
71
2
6t Louis-San
Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond mtge inc 4%s series A Jan
104%
99%
93%
93%
Wabash RR Co-
104%
93
69%
— —
April-Oct
Rocky Mt & P
99%
93%
May-Nov
-
W
1971
1st
100%
,101%
ApriZ-Oct
1995
S
Baguenay
98
96
Jan-July
1958
5s
Virginian Ry 3s series B
First
8t
101%
92
94
*100%
102%
102
First
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
*98%
—
and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s scr H 1980
Mar-Sept
96%
121%
101%
102
.
„
*101%
First
D
104%
109% 109%
*101%
May-Nov
UThese
here
Is
a
selling
Issues
receivership, or reorganized under Section TT •>
' V
securities assumed by such companies.
asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
or
,
week.
flat.
were
combination
of
T
,
previously listed
all
sales
on
the
Curb
Exchange.
The
1951
shown
rang*
years
both Exchanges.
on
,
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transaction on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, Dec. 8,
and ending the current Friday, Dec. 14. It is
compiled from the report of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security whether stock
or bond, in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year. •
■
•
.
RANGE
Friday
Exchange
Week's
Range
Shares
Par
ABC
Vending
Low
1
Corp
,
Motors
7%
7%
1%
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Alloys
—1
common
1%
2
8%
8%
—10
Hat Stores
Adam
Aero
Co
warrants
Inc
1,200
3%
3%
1
3%
3%
1,200
3%
1,200
3%
4,500
Sales
Week's
Friday
5
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
9%
2%
Jan
10
Jun
Jan
Alrfleets Inc
Alabama
Alabama Power 4.20%
Airlines
American
5%
-
Great Southern
Jan
Alaska
Feb
All
4'A
Sep
Alles
&
6%
1
Sep
32% May
3% Aug
2% July
Low
Par
High
6% July
1% Mar
25%
•
.
J4
STOCKS
Low
700
8%
«.*•
1
Supply Manufacturing
DECEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'
ACF-Brill
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb
FOR
Inc
common
90%
88 3
87%
7%
1
3%
3%
3%
1
6 %
6%
6 Va
Dec
87%
Dec
9,500
*8%
83%
150
90
4
4%
Jan
Agnew
Surpass Shoe
Alnsworth
Air Associates Inc
Air-Way
Stores—.
Manufacturing common-
Electric
(N J)
For footnotes see page
3
33.
Aug ">
O
11 Va
Apr
Allied
rr
16 V*
Oct
Allied
9%
Jan
Altes Brewing
—-r
13
2,800
10% "Jam' i
9%
12%
1
Appliance
9
—.
5
10%
3,000
g6% AilgJ. A vl9
.9%
9%
1,300
12%
8%
.
Jan
10% Mai
Altofer
Internat Investing cap stk.
Products-(Mich) common—
Bros
Co
common
1
•
\
Sep
107
Feb
102%
Jan
10% Mar
3%
Nov
3,400
3 Va
Dec
100
6%
Oct
7%
4%
Jun
26%
Nov
1
5
*
2% July
-
'
•
High
7%
5% May
80
90%
8
—1
Inc
Airway
Fisher
.—50
preferred— „100
2,200
7
90
Range Since J»n. 1
Low
High
25
2%
Feb
25%
450
21 Va
Jan
2%
100
2%
Nov
5
Jan
7%
Jan
11
Nov
29
30.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(.2382)
1
.
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
*
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
'W-'
Low
P*r
J
Low
cumulative
$3.75
lto
preferred
Aluminum
Gooda
Aluminum
Amer Air
American
89%
American
85
Oct
Sep
9%
Jan
16%
Dec
19
Nov
American
Meter
Co
American Natural Gas Co 6%
Class
Seal-Kap
Thread
American
Writing Paper
Lead
Anchor
350
22%
Jan
29%
Oct
200
24%
Sep
Century
30%
32
39
325
38%
39%
1,500
5134
47 %
62%
6.200
Dec
35
Sep
Chamberlin
Jan
44%
Sep
321s
Jan
43%
Sep
44%
Jan
10%
x58
Sep
24%
Jan
Sep
Jo
l7.; Aug
550
Aircraft
Nov
110
122
Jan
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Voting
trust certificates
Chief
8ag
Jan
2%
Nov
9%
800
6%
Jan
10
Sep
7
Feb
Clark
Oct
5
Circle
Oct
12%
City
Wire
13%
1,300
10
13%
13%
6,800
13%
1
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Elec Manufacturing CoAppalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
4%
4%
300
3%
Jan
"7%
7%
7%
800
6%
Jan
Argus Cameras Inc—
Arkansas
Natural
Common
6%
A
class
•
non-voting
preferred
4% %
convertible
Aspinook
Electric
Tel
w-M'
••
48%
51
13 %
13%
15
113
Feb
Cockshutt
10%
Jan
Sep
10%
Jan
15%
Jan
•
/•„;i%
.1
,
•
Colt's
Community
24%
Oct
40
250
1% V
Jan
54%
15%
~7
'
1
6%
x20%
20%
6%
•
Compo
10%
3%
6%
w-.
'
Securities
de
Banco
los
American
Co
Basic
Vtc
Shoe
Equipment
Blckford's
Inc
Blauner's
5%%
9%
10%
13%
1
5%
5%
1
14%
143/4
Apr
21% Feb
32% Jun
43 %
23%
dep rets ord bearer—
12%
Oct
Feb
Oct
Apr.
11%
Oct
Dec
14%
Jan
Jun
20
9%
xl2
5%
Oct
1
Sep
6 % Mar
Dec
17
Jan
4
14% July
Jan
2%
353/8
Jun
383/a
Feb
7%
Sep
10%
Oct
23%
250
17%
Jan
28
Oct
Apr
14
10
1,600
1,800
3%
16
5
9%
Jun
9%
11%
11%
100
11
Dec
15%
15%
1,000
14
Sep,
100
9%
Dec
6%
Jun
9%
Feb
15
NOV
10% July
■
15%
3
79
...
5%
5%
200
4%
4%
,2%
2
2%
2,100
•
12%
12
12%
14,500
8%
July
5%
200
1
Jan
700
Nov
4
July
•
7%
7%
23
23
2
Nov
11 %
Nov
6%
Nov
23
25
;
'm.*.
20
.'Oct
19%
20%
.21
20%
3% Aug
12%
„10%
Dee
Oct
27% May
Mar
24
Jun
18
8,400
22%
Oct
Aug
11%
__
-21
—
—
3%
Feb
10^4
--
3%
3%
900
?
Feb
2%
Jan
26%
ADr
5%
5%
2,600
3%
Jan
12%
13%
2,900
HVs
Nov
97
Nov
V
—.
103% 105
Pipe
Hill
1
16
•
•
Burma Corp Amer
2.80
50%
150
300
16
6 %
13%
.
100
6%
12%
14
July
July
14
20%
20%
14%
500
14%
X45 % May
18% Aug
16
Dec
5% July
14
4%
Oct
30%
Feb
6
Sep
15% Aug
114
Sep
503/4 Aug
27%
Oct
16
Dec
63/4 May
4,100
10%
Jan
197/b May
100
x20'/b
Nov
29
Mar
8
....
Jan
13
Feb
900
13
Jan
157% Mar
.
14%
26%
dep rets
26%
%
Burry Biscuit Corp
200
23%
16
2.80
Sullivan
—
49%
1
Line
&
'
23%
—*
cumulative Junior preferred—10
Brown Rubber Co common
1
Bunker
■
—
4%
Buckeye
27%
2,000
fir
12,700
%
12 %•
Varnish
&
Paint
A
Calvan
Electric
3%
7
4
:/
2,100
Consol
Oil
&
Gas
Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada
6%%
80e
Feb
20
%
32%
Jan
2% July
1
4
3%
•
13
12%
8
8
8%
3,900
5ft
5 i'o
5%
21,900
20%
125
.1
8
common
Oct
H Mar
4%
Oct
&
Carnation
<fc
B
Co
——
2
v':
Jan
12
73%
Jan
8%
July
Oct
Feb
••''••14
'
Pah
1,400
8%
Dec.
12,400
13 %
Nov
14%
1,900
10%
Oct
12%
Sep
2%
191;'
Jan '•
Sep
Jan
191
Dec
9
Nov
1%
Jan
4%
Oct
7%
8%
5,200
13%f:
13/s
100
1% July
4%
4%
200
20%
213/a
1,200
3% „uly
20 Vs Jun
26% May
31
Jan
49%
Oct
100
10
Jan
16%
Pel
100
10%
Jan
16
21%
11%
—
11%
•
^
11%
.:
3/8
3/8
118
3%
—
;
—
11%
»
—
..
5,350
8%
8%
83/4
1,700
6%
6%
6%
700
15%
15K
400
15%
Jan
18%
18 %
187/8
4,300
14 %
Jan
70%
52%
.
,
Apr
>6
Pefc
*8
Jan
12%
% July
7% Jun
8,000
%
Jan
II
Inc
Dec
83/8
.5c
6c
Gold Mines.
11% Mar
83/4
Jan
J? % July
ul6% Aug
*
23
Oct
Ltd—•
American
Creole
71 %
6,3C0
%
%
2,900
2%
2%
2%
400
1
7%
7.
7%
9,200
7
5
11%
2,200
9
1
Motors Inc
Crosley
(Md)
Petroleum
Cent
Crown
Cork Internat'l
Crown
Drug Co common
Refining
$6 preferred
Crystal
Oil
Cuban
Atlantic
"A"
partic
•
11%
25c
*
10
13%
2%
2%
5
common
12
12%
•
14%
Sugar common
Tobacco
—
12
6
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
70 34
5
Co_
Brewing
I
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
May
1%
Jan
Nov
5 %
Feb
12%
Feb
Jan
15% Mai
Jan
13% Mar
2
1,400
14%
% Jan
•
4 %
Feb
Dec
140
14%
10
14% xl5%
15
Jan
Nov
19%
Sep
Jun
22%
Oct
2%
2,550
135
Jan
60
9%
12%
135
8,700
2.50
13%
34
May
Jan
18
33
100
133/s
34
5%
5
Oct
8% July
Feb
6 %
12 Vs
2.50
Hosiery
July
85
Dec
2%
10%
500
3
6
Jan
% July
*
common
Curtis
Feb
4
(ord reg)—£1
dep receipts
Petroleum
Croft
Davenport
Day
4% Mar
16 %
Sep
7
Jun
x8%
Jun
7%
Inc
Mines Inc
Dejay
Stores
8%
common
Mfg class A common
Manufacturing
Gray Iron
Detroit
Steel
&
Mfg
Raynolds
Distillers
Jan
39
American dep
..
Finance
Dominion
Harris
DuMont
A
2%
4%
2%
4%
1,200
_l
13%
13%
Jan
15% Mar
143
Mar
17% May
2% July
4% Jun
200
28%
100
1,500
3%
Jan
5%
Sep
Jan
31%
Sep
14 %
Jan
24
11% July
'
10%
10%
107/8
600
10%
Dec
2% July
12% Sep
31
31
31 %
2,900
15 %
Jan
38%
Oct
5
5
5'
3,800
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Ltd
2
.—
,
Jan
53
July
68
Oct
173/4
18%
3,100
16
Nov
21%
Sep
43%
1,300
30% May
,46%
common
•
11%
Nov
15%
Feb
900
21%
Dec
28%
Aug
1,000
21%
Dec
34%
Feb
50
32%
Jan
48%
Oct
79
Apr
94
Jan
Jan
19
Mar
•
1—
-
21%
22%
22%
10
Inc
•
—
10
44
•
—
23%
23 %
44
44
81%
83%
1,425
16%
11,500
Sep
Laboratories—
B)
16%
16
£1
—
—
1
*
—
1
•
29%
10c
common
14%
Rubber Co Ltd—
den
(The)
Hosiery
Test
Duval
12%
27%
Jan
Oct
135
10
42
Co
Durham
Duro
12%
800
43%
.
Co
(Allen
Class
Jan
_i.
Co
Chemical
Draper Corp common
Power
8%
*
Textile
Driver
Jun
*
Dominion
Duke
Jun
Ltd
Bridge Co Ltd
Steel & Coal ord stock
Tar &
Co
7
143%
135
135
301s
1
class A
Dominion
Cement
a
27%
-j'
Dominion
Dragon
Feb
Apr
1
Corp
Co
4ft
1
Corp
Dobeckmun Co common
Domestic
Jan
7%
6%
200
.4%
.
rets ord reg 4s
(The)
Diversey
.
.
v_
1
•
2,100
3%
Apr
Dec
2% July
5%
3,3(0
__
10
class B
Ltd—'
Co
14%
I
1
Co
Products
67/e
7
—
1
Foundry
Hardware
Detroit
25
6%
27%
100
Detroit Gasket &
3%
3%
35
50c
5
debenture
Devoe
6
10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A.
Dennison
__
1
ord
rets
reg
Co
class
B
common
Corp common
Sulphur & Potash Co
5"%
—
x4%
8
4%
15%
8%
100
1,300
29%
1,000
14 Ve
6,600
7%
Oct
5
2u%
6%
Jan
25%
Jun
Jun
15
Jan
Dec
3%
600
15%
7%
29
4%
Apr
8%
Dec
Jan
34 %
Oct
Feb
4%
Mills
Brothers
Davidson
Oct
20
Nov
Mar
25
22%
Feb
76
Dec
Co
dep rcte A ord
dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products common
common
page 33.
13%
13%
Jun
1034
Oct
prior preferred
100
.74%
75
Dec
"712
Nov
Eastern
Malleable Iron
25
35%
37
20
24 %
Apr
Nov
Eastern
States
•
5%
6
11%
300
610
31
Jan
4 %%
Corp
series A
series B_
Sugar Associates—
$7 preferred
161% Mar
3%
3%
*
3 %
12,200
2% July
161% Mar
Common shares of beneficial lnt
_•
•
15%
8
4%
4%
82
2%
22
100
15%
8
2.600
100
4%
83
1,000
400
107% 107%
2%
2%
••
25
4,000
£1
28 % July
$5 pfd shares of beneficial hit
Easy Washing Machine class B
16%
Dec
Electric
9
May
5
May
Nov
108
Aug
6
•
'
6
4%
5
"
200
1,400
•
,
113%
Feb
Empire
2% Aug
5%
Jan
Emsco
Derrick
Corp
.
'
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.
__
"
37%
37%
85 %.
Jan
31
14%
Oct
3%
Jan
81
Feb
July
67%
42
Jun
Feb
7%
Sep
Sep
94
Jan
132%
275
83%
Jan
125
Sep
300
28%
Jan
39
Sep
175
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107
104
,
1,000
175
114% 115
85
37%
-
92%
Sep
82
Jan
12
263/4
11%
12%
.1,100
11 %
Jan
16%
Feb
25
27%
40,700
19%
Jan
27%
Dec
10%
11%
10%
Dec
13
Jan
_V
Electrographic Corp common
1
Empire District Electric 5% pfd——100
Dec
Nov
Nov
'7% May
"4
80
107 %
4%
Jan
11% Mar
1% Mar
1
'
95
97
60
93
Dec
9
1,200
6%
Jan
20%
300
14%
Jan
Mar
21
123s
11% Mar
2s 6d
-
1
Equity
22
15%
•
1
10
3%
16,100
—
Gas & Fuel Assn
27%
11,000
612
•
Biscuit
Eastern
Sep
8%
6%
1
2.80
Light $5 pfd
see
7%
14%
8%
8
IV »«•
common
For footnotes
Jan
*
Carre ras Lea—
Amer
58
'
' 11%
8%
11.
ft
6
__
Amer
'
900
8%
•
1
common
Kennedy Inc
Carr-Consolidated
—
Sep
176%
V/'.V/:.
non-voting—
Eastern
Co
Carolina Power <fc
Jan
5%
Jan
56
100
Marconi
Baxter
.
.
$6 prtferred
preferred
Carman
3%
6%
Aug
Ltd—
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
Carey
20
1.3C0
10.200
20
Southern Oils Ltd wi
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Canners Ltd
common
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Ltd
7%
20
4
13%
:•
Canada
Canadian
—
Oct
Dec
4%
*
Cement Co Ltd
preference
Canadian Industries
3%
1
Power
Corp
.voting
Duraloy
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
:
.
1,500
.
Aug
176%
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
American
California
'
4-
13
133A
.
11 %
Co
iClass
Dunlop
Cable Electric Products common
Calamba Sugar Estate
—
16%
13
Jan
6% July V r
3%
1 %
Consolidated Mining
Detroit
'
105
(E L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
76,000
Jan
Nov
Jan
34 %
5%
Bruce
15%
Mar
87% Feb
7% May
7% Feb
31% July
7
'
Jan
20
__
13%
common
5%
600
13
Apr
8% May
13% Mar
14%
.
'
Company common
$5 conv preference
Ne*
40 %
'
Brown
$3 2nd preference
Brown Form an Distillers
v
Nov
15
Consolidated
Oct
300
14%
9%
10
—'•
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power class
:
Jan
5 % Mar
6%
'
—
ft
,14
;
Jan
15%
Jan
3% July
400
9
14%
16
127/8
1-27%
•
1
Corby
American Tobacco—
Amer
10%
Jun
5 ye
——
7% V 7%
...
1
...
Oct
800
3
36% X37%
9
•
British
•
•
7%
50c
Corp——
Utilities
Gas
8%
28
9%
2%
3
1
American Oil Oo
5%
Jan
.
Jan
600
—
,
July
7%
100
373/8
10
Service
Cook
16%
100
8
British
30
Nov
Xl8% May
Nov
7% Mar
100
Oct
6%
33/4 July
12%
/
™
.,.
__
1
Jan
2,100
13%
10
•
A
Jan
31
'
103/4
,
25
7%
12,900
1
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
*
Brillo Manufacturing Co common——•
Class
10%
Mar
4% July
<
1,300
5%
157%
7. .'
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
7%
Apr
Jan
1
•
Co
36%
V,
157/8
Engineering
Cuban
Bowman Gum Inc
Brazilian Traction Lt & Pow ord
Breeze Corp common
Sep
% May
6
5%
,
12 Vz
Oct
13,300
9%
prior cumulative preferred_100
Borne Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
.
1
Co
Sep
5%
5
8%
8%
*
——>
\
1
11%
4
(S) & Co common
C) Co common
(H
Nov
22%
6%
35
%
1
5,700
~4%
1
common
Blumenthal
Bohack
Jan
1CV4
Jan
23
■
ordinary
Stone
&
Commercial
1,000
35
1
class A
2%
400
'
»
.
Car-Na-Var Corp
5%
Gorham
13%
II
x3%
1
common
&
Co
Continental
Oct
May
Coro
33%
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
Black Starr
Api
Jan
700
6%
.
Continental
•
common
35
•
Feb
20
7%
17%
x4
Aircraft common
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common—28
Watch Co Inc
1
Hedges
Dec
6%
„
500
Jan
700
7%
Benrus
<fc
30% Ma'
13%
17%
200
4%
1,000
x6%
Feb
Jan
Jan
27%
6 3/8
27
83/4
82 %
2,500
16%
Bellanca
Benson
Pet
Jan
-72%
July
1% Aug
15% Dec
100
4%
Jun
64
shares
(L) & Co common—
Beau-Brummel Ties common
Beck (A S) Shoe
Corp
Nov
10%
13%
Jan
Nov
9%
1,100
12%
20
1956
to
ext
Courtaulds
Refractories Inc
16%
20 %
83/8
NOV
1%
76.
Andes—
Baumann
8
Jan
Sep
97%
1,800
4%
2%
:•//
18,700
7%
21
34
Barcelona Tr Lt & Pwr Ltd
Steel Corp
1%
15%
6%
Liquidating
—•
& Smelting Ltd—
Consolidated Royalty Oil—:
10
1
—78a
Barium
Sep
62
13,600
12 %
Apr
ts July
175
7%
s
common.
Corp
7%
8%
5,400
14,800
60%
12,700
16%
'
Babcock & Wilcox <?»
Rubber
Jun
24
13%
8
Machinery—
Consolidated
Jun
B
Baldwin
100
4
Products Co
Public
Cornucopia
Baldwin
Z:
1
Co
Class
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
69 7/8
20%
157%
6 34
Co
Manuiacturing Co
Hotel Inc.
Sep
23'/a Mar
13% Jan
50
78
77
;
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine
Jan
Oct
Jun
9%
2,600
69
2%
3
,
-
Oct
.'38%
9%
—
27%
Commodore
Jan
8% Jan
1%
■
to
Corp
600
1%
Airlines
Sand
Feb
15%
1,000
69
C»
7%
Jun
6 3/8
500
—
13%
Apr
Jan
5
300
1
Farm
Dec
10%
115
111%. Jan
"
•
•
A
Fisheries
7a/8
8%
12%
12'
9
3,300
10%
-w-
16% Feb
94% Mar
43/4
34
'
69%
--
1
Development
Colonial
Consol
Lin*
Dec
4/VI
6%
7
i-'-.
10
Manufacturing
Coal Corp common—
Aluminum
Colonial
'
'
Coast
Jan
July
82
.;/ ■
8%
'
5
Lambert
Clinchfield
Club
Colon
1,200
•
Coast
85
11
10 3/8
;.
'I-.
V
1
Co
Hosiery
&
18%
3,500
'•
15
-*1
Atlantic
Plvwnod
'
23
' J
a' is
class
Dec
76%
.
Inc
Neon
7% Jan
17% May
5%
200
7
21%
v J
Atlantic
Atlas
Nov
Mar
Industries-
Tel
&
4%
10
Oct
10%
31,800
10%
'•'"Uii"'
13%
80
American dep rets reg
Associated Laundries of America
Associated
«
2.80
.
'
■'
•'./ ...22%
-
preferred.
Oorp
(The) Corp
Clayton
Jan
400
5,600
15%
10%
—•
Aro Equipment
Associated
14%
-10
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
6 %
14%
14%
13%
•
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
Oct
"
5%
13%
1
.
common
'•
'
.
63/s
5
Manufacturing
Claussner
•
_
Gas
Claude
Sep
&
Controller
13% Aug.
Dec
99
23
100
'■
:
.—
Stamping
Auto
15%
J Apr
13
13%
190
Oct
Jun
•
City & Suburban Homes
Sep
100% 101%
Oct
27%
50
10%
:
*
Mining
Cable Corp
2,300
13%
100%
380
.,
....
.16%,
4
Consolidated
20,300
.1.40
share*
V
5
3%
—£1
"A"
•
—
10
Clarostat
American
dep rule nrA reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
2.50
10
11%
1
•<L
■
/
Corp common
Cheiry-Burrell common
5%
2
"4%
20%
84
10 3/e
7
1
common
Nov
3'/8
3 '/a
.
'
Jun
"
82
:*..•?•
'
2
4%
8%
•
Jan
Jun
Dec
5
Jan
8%
24
7
_
v:
10
America
of
Co
17%
2%
25
76%
-1 —'
10
Inc
Co
27
76
76
1
100
pfd
preference
800
4%
11%
8
Products
Post
30%
33
95,700
122
4%
4 3/8
Angerman Co Inc common.—
Cessna
27
27
/(
Investors
26% May
900
i0
U
119
700
Products
Steel
Convertible
Jan
203/4
2,800
22%
19%
~~I2
•
common
Feb
Ohio
Charis
lOe
Ltd
Mines
7%
5% Aug
400
38 %
preferred.
5%
19% Sep
63,700
25%
3%
High
Jun
6% July
•
Century Electric Co common
22%
2
common
American
con
27 %
24%
10
Amer Superpower Corp common
$6 series preferred
Ana
Central Power & Light 4%
*
Republics
American
Central
25 %
3 3%
'
1
100
Oct
Sep
7
1,600
*
preferred
3.50%
88
6%
6''8
143/8
Co—
42%
6 %
B.
American
Jan
Power
Maine
22%
pfd—.11
American Potash * Chem class A
1%
Central
Jan
1
Co
6%
preference $1.50 series—
Conv preference .$1.40 series-.
Feb
38 %
Maracalbo
6%
,
26%
27%
20
24
3,000
—
26%
•
American
Feb
Corp
78%
21
Oo
Rubber
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co oom
13/4
% July
1% Jan
9,900
Secur
20
85
x38
16%
1
650
:85
x38
15%
Conv
Jan
Low
16%
of America
Illinois
Range Since Jan.1
High
10
Co
&
39%
-100
Co
Hard
American
American
Catalin Corp
Central
2,150
" l%
M)
Jan
104 %
Dec
Low
Par
(A
29
Beverage
Book
800
16
_l'/4
~lVi
(American Bantam Car Co class
American
15%
15%
_1_
coot
Shares
14%
Manufacturing
Filter 5%
for Week
25 %
*
•
Industries common.
i
Range
oi Prices
High
Aluminum Co of Amerlea—
91%
Sales
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
89 V2
Week's
Friday
Sale Frice
Castle
89 %
14
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchanga
DECEMBER
for Week
Ranre
East
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
l3/4 Mar
6
4%
Mar
Apr
7
6 Vs
&
Bond
Share
1
•
common™
'
5
_
-'$2
Millwork
&
common
convertible
Esquire
May
Eureka
Jan
Eureka
Corp
Equipment
preferred
Inc
Corporation
Pipe
Line
Ltd
common—
1
'
203/„
5
1%
10c
1
1
1
.10
9
32
'
5%
1 %
%
8%
20%
700
106%
Feb
9% Ma.
24
2%
Apr
Jan
1%
5,600
1% July
32
32 %
250
30% Mar
34
Apr
5
5%
700
4% May
6
Mar
K
107,700
1%
1
Vs
1
*
JiT
•i
10
14
Nov
1ft
Jan
Jll-0
18%
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Number 5073
Volume 174
.
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NEW YORK CURB
RANGE
Week's
Fiiday
Last
STOCKS
EXCHANGE
ENDED
DECEMBER
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Friday
Range
lor Week
Shares
Low
Par
WEEK
Sales
oi Prices
4
ale Price
Exchange
New Turk Curb
j.
FOR
V
Low,
High
New York Curb Exchange
'High
:
Week's
Bales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
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Camera
Engine
ac
28%
19,100
27%
5,000*
5y %
01
27%
...
1
Airpiane-
Fansteel
tue
Metallurgical—
flshman
Ford
....
Canada—
of
Class
A
B
Pitt
fort
fox
fuller
(Geo
Co
&
May
63
2%
Sep
'
Aug
3%
Nov
Jan
32 % May
Feb
Jan
11."
Nov
Jun
9%
66 y»
Jan
7»>
Jeannette
Glass
Jefferson
Jim
Lake
:
50
; 50%
1,100
Brown
<fc
5%
%
;
tower Co
5%
'5%
.
•
4%
1,400
;6%Aug
Jan
'.I
—-
^
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8-4
200
11 Va
-
8 %
600
•
Nov
Inc
Kawneer
Feb
Kennedy's
41
300
39
Jan
46
11 Vb
llVa
Fob
,
9%
Jan
41
11%
500
10 V*
Jan
Nov
Jao
13
.
Sep
Co
Co
Key
Kidde
:
ord
common
Adv
6%
Outdoor
General
Plywood Corp common
Georgia
pfd
Service
Power
Gerity-Mich
Gilbert
(A
400
Glenmore
Gobel
11%
$4.50
prior
8%
Oct
2%
Dec
xll3% 116%
■
10
4%
10%
11%
xl07y4
+rHv
Manufacturing
Great Atlantic &
Non-voting
7%
1st
4,100
13 7b
10v»
Lakes
10%
14,500
15%
15%
15%
5%
Oct
12%
21 Vb
21 Vb
22%
July
20%
Oct
nov
19%
Feb
Dec
16
Sep
lOVu
„
2,000
4%
5V»
Aug
17%
Feb
Aug
20
Jan
Nov
30'A
15%
20Vb
5%
3% Aug
5,900
49 Vb
100
Apr
Apr
47%
78%
%
.
Co
pfd.
conv
14%
15
87
Jun
Shore
Lanston
Lefcourt
Le
Realty
Tourneau
Loblaw
17 y8
Oct
Lccke
Lone
Louisiana
Lynch
Dept Stores common
Mining
Co
11
70Q
10%
'»
Mar
11V2 May
Sep
25
Mar
Class
Mangel
6%
Jan
7%
Hollinger Consol Gold
'a
23%
1,200
6%
ll3/4
150
3,600
95
96
60
67%
67%
20
67
1
7%
7%
7%
100
10c
3%
3%
4
5,900
'15
375
Communication
5%
Sep
47%
Oct
Mays
W)
(J
McKee
(A
8%
Hormel
Feb
Dec
98
Sep
Jan
72
Oct
93/4 Mar
Horn
Horn
Hardart Baking Co
&
Hardart
&
5%
Johnson
3'/4
100
9%
14% May
200
1
Hubbell
(Harvey) Inc common
Oil & Refining
Humble
Lock
•
-slock w i
New capital
Hurd
5
&.< Manufacturing
convertible
Co
31%
29%
Oct
15% May
138
Aug
I
1
♦
5
4s/,
••
71
4%
900
500
17
16%
7a
32'/a
Jan
Jan
111
33 Vb
Iron
Zinc Co common
Metal
3iy»
1,300
33
'
Sep
Jan
123/B
Oct
59
Nov
32% Mar
51%
5,400
20
Xll0%
Apr
14 Va
1,700
13%
Dec
113% May
173/B
Feb
1678
100
16%
15%
15%
16 Vb
/
12
123/s
1,200
200
15%
*
'
41%
41%
Jan
173/4
Nov
Textile
Corp
75
Feb
Sep
343/a
Apr
42%
2%
13%
13 V4
13%
12" C"
10
500
,
.600
10 Vb
Feb
6%
.Feb
16%
Mkr
14%
Oct
8%
Steel Tube
common
preferred
Middle
Corp
51
90
; 81/4
37
Jan
51
16%
17
V
2,500
8%
Jan
18%
Nov
15%
15:ib
153/4
4,600
13 Vt
Jan
18
Oct
2%
3 %
4
Jan
1
Petroleum common.
States
Midland
Oil
Midland
Steel
Corp $1
Fta
48
15
1
1
2.50
•
10
1
Inc
Corp
Hone
Jai
Nov
4
17
25c
common
preferred
Michigan Sugar Co
16 Va Ma j
Nov
■'
41%
•
40 Va Mar
29
14:%
Jan
21
14 Va
Nov
Dec
1
Co
Participating
$2
X8
3%
Vz
400
8%
•
13%
500
7-%
7%
2,000
5%
7%
5%
Nov
2% May
5,000
500
8% Aug
conv
preferred
*
—
15%
Oct
7
Mar
9% May
5Vb
Dec
7%
52
Sep
3
July
Jan
56% May
Mar
5
~7%
~1%
~7%
100
6%
Jan
8%
Oct
10 Va
lOVa
100
9
Jan
12%
Jan
7%
1%'
3,000
73/4
2,700
13%
1%
7%
1%
300
13
13
13
17%
18%
2,500
11
11
71/4
—
.
Sep
Nov
11 % July
12%
Feb
10
25
Products—
Co
shares
dividend
non-cum
Midvale
common
Midwest Oil Co
Midwest
Piping & Supply common
4% %
Co
common
convertible
Missouri
Jan
2
Jan
9%
Feb
16 Va
Jan
20%
Oct
11%
Aug
Monogram
25
•
Pictures common
Fell
15%
Jun
24
Jan
5%
100
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
35 %
Oct
27 ;
5%
—
~3%
"3%
X5%
x55/a
Jun
35
Jan
~3:,/4
31%
16%
I6V2
3%
17
Jan
5%
Feb
5%
2,100
900
6
31%
Jun
7%
Jan
Jun
35 %
30
125
14% May
3,000
19%
Feb
Oct
Sep
105
50
101
Jun
45%
100
40
Jan
45%
55 %
60%
20,400
13%
Jan
80 %
Sep
Oct
3%
3,500
2%
Jan
5%
Oct
88 V*
88%
-25
88 %
99 %
■
101% 101%
45%
.
*
1
27
750
22%
17
100
Service common
Jan
17%
—
50
Corp.——————
Public
Molybdenum
•
1
50c
Refineries-
Wohl
•
*
50c
*0
Abrasive
Mid-West
Sep
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B—100
4.50%
preferred series C
Society com class A
Loan
Monroe
150
Dec
Montgomery Ward & Co class
75
Dee
Moody
5% Mar
Jan
37/b Mar
Jun
18
Mar
16
Jan
5
Oct
Jun
3 Va
27
Jan
Investors participation
Morris Plan Corp of America
Producers
Mountain
Mountain
States
Power
Mountain
States
Tel
Mt
35%
18% Mar
Oct
&
Vernon-Woodberry
Muter
A
pfd
Mills
Piston Ring common
Co
common
Company
100
1
*
•
10c
10
common—7.25
Tel
100
Ohio Mfg Co
Murray
•
Chemical Industries—
American dep receipts registered
29%
'
Muskegon
Muskogee
Illinois
Feb
Jan
113% llOVa
13%
Sep
253/4
243/s
11,600
Warrants
Mesabi
Jan
Nov
6
.
30%
10%
26%
13
Nov
102 %
800
1%
4
;
f
Feb
800
Jan
169
Sep
25
3%
1
1
I
22 Vs
1,300
2,500
30 Va Mar
May
20% July
24%
50 Va
Dec
99%
25
55 Vb-
3
3%
;a
45% Jan
Dec
75
73%
Jun
Oct
13 V4
105
145 Va 130
150
Oct
42
30
5
preferred—
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
2,685
297a
30%
*
IHuyler's common
1st
50
23 V»
16 Va
4% Feb
25% July
45
'
2% Aug
26 V2
144%
29
263/4 July
100
*■
1
Co
Mlg
Mid-West
Jan
105
1
.
Oct
123/4
Jun
'
'
V'"!-
Chapmen & Scott Corp—
Jan
93/4
22%
3/4'
Sep
257/b
153/4 July
1
Co
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
6,300
105
&
Miller
14 5 a
141
23 %
'
23%
1
Feb
45
100
'
21
Jan
133/4
*
8
23%
•
class B
Jan
:
*
♦
common
preferred
.V—" •/;
*' "'vi/ii
Sep'
•
common
& Co
Diedging
5%
14
'
'
•
1134
9%
Jan
•
Jan
' '
".
10
Jan
Sep
__
5%
£1
Ltd
July
X10V4
25
4%
1,600
•
3
12%
i
Feb
Sep
100
Marine
Nov
700
*
15
& Co
10%
22%
•
7 V4
12%
3V4
J»D
Jun
Jan
12%
14%
Dec
8
6% July
11
50%
Jan
7%
11%
26%
Feb
5%
Nov
14
20 Va
26
Inc
(Geo A)
Oct
22%
Jan
■
Horder's
Jan
21
Apr
7%
1
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Inc
G)
Mlcromatic
July
8%
5
'
17%
1,000
1
Mfg Co
Co
Michigan
90% July
10
Nov
300
23%
5
10
Shovel
Power
Bumper
12% Aug
1
177/a
14%
Jun
4%
600
23
Massey Harris common
Michigan
'
2.50
pfd
Co
B)
International
Jan
11V4
1,100
'
—~
•
common
(The
Brothers,
Apr
6% May
3,200
5%
•
•
112
Michael?
oep
4
2,400
20%
Mines
Light $6
11% Mar
Jan
18%
x20
100
w
Co class A
&
Jan
13%
Hlgble Mfg Co common
5%
convertible preferred
(R)
Oct
Jan
2'A
20%
100
w
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules Steel Products
Hoe
42%
49'r*
Apr
16%
2
preferred
preferred
Feb
Jan
13%
ir,%
x20
•
Heller Co common
4%
32%
44%
xl9%
*
Feb
800
4
Feb
1,100
20
23
—
Stores
Marion
Jan
18%
350
6'/4
6 Va
25c
common
6%
Jan
35
17 %
A
5 % %
May
3
11%
47%
42
10%
M
Merrltt
4%
Sep
5%
19%.
■
.r.:
1
Corp
Marconi
Oct
40 Va
4%
5
■
Rubinstein
Helena
&
Power
Mapes Consolidated
300
42
Oct
7% July
11,200
—1
Longines-Wittr.auer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Jan
1%
•
F«"
5%
14%
'
—
"
7 3/4.
—
10
(Texas)
Jan
34
10c
Co
Corp
Co
Gas
136 %
Feb
10%
Feb
Jun
8
600
"-V.
8%
•
A
Chain
Steel
Star
136%
3%
10 V4
14%
13
Jun
3%
100
13%
7%.
,
Jun
26% Mar
10%
153/B
.
8%
5
Jun
60%
1,400
16% Mar
Jan
July
-
Manischewitz
Dec
6%
11
2,700
8%
__
Dec
Jan
6%
13%
9%
4%
8 Va
12%
*
E
Co
May
1
Inc
Lithographing
class
Groceterias
Class
Co
2
~6Va
300
1,400
1
of N Y
Public Service
21%
2
14%
—
1
Inc
G)
Maine
46
1
Co
10% May
1
Mackintosh-Hemphill
4G%
47%
25
Co
(R
Liberty Fabrics
McWilliams
5
Light
Oct
Jan
8% Mar
12%
■
13
5
common—
Oct
600
500
Jan
5
33
Jan
100
—
15%
15.%
—5
Machine
La Salle Extension University
116 %
2,600
17%
Apr
% May
—
4%
8 Vt
37%
2,000
10
14%
9% Aug
3% Aug
1,600
Oct
24
Feb
550
5
2,100
%
7%.
Monotype
Apr
10,200
16%
Nov
12 VA
—
1
7
2%
5
31%
4
47/«
—5
Delaware—
23%
55%
xl4%
50
Feb
13%
Jan
30
1-4%
12-%
8 Mi July
Jan
\i
—
Machine
&
of
Corp
Jan
22
5
800
Sep
10%
16%
15% Mar
IV*
37/s
.—1
Ltd
Mines
Foundry
32
22
2 Va
Dec
May
i:
Dec
55
55%
10%
33
10
—8
Company
Apparel Inc
L'Aiglon
128%
1j1
"2'!4
*
Hecla
Co
1,'100
16%
29%
Mar
21%
1
3
Hearn
Apr
29
Feb
iya
4!
650
123 %
131
_25
Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd
Hammermill Paper common
Hazeltine
Jam
108%
Jan
400
{;!
33y30
1
Co-i
Forge
68
0v'4 Mar
1,100
15.
120
123%
Co—
Oct
5%
stock
Hall Lamp Co
Havana
8%
4% July
July
1,100
3%
2.9%
7.50
14
_25
—5
Chemical
Hathaway Bakeries
Dec
Feb
H
Brewing
3 r«
7%
33
33
-—5
Laclede-Christy
Menasco
Hastings Mfg
Co
-
Brewing
Krueger
Mead
Electric
Rubber
27%
300
Tea—
Paper
Jan
40%
%
__1
Co
60
Dec
62,900
28
27%
—2
Western Brewery
Grocery Stores Products common-. __5
*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
Hartford
Dec
21%
7%
*
10
Stores
48% July
—4
common
Sep
74%
130
1 Vb
76
U
-50
priesedieck
Harvard
Nov
15 Mi
x8%
x20
Oct
1
..
900
100
&
Oil
Dec
108% Mar
Jan
16
200
10%
Aug
■
76
Pacific
Northern
Jan
24%
1,000
11%
x8 %
--
1 "
Ltd
Co
Co common
(IB)
(The)
Kropp
Lakey
13 V*
50
18
116 %
Sep
53/s
13 V4
„1
Mines
common
Great
M
Hotels Corp
Knott
Kobacker
Lamson
32
preferred
Great
Kleinert
:
G
10%
11
•
50
1
1
Products
Lake
(D Emil)
Jan
Mar
4
18
v*-""
5%
Varnish
Rapids
Jun
100
5
Co
or
Petroleum
Jan
■
101 Va
Mar
2,100
5
4%
10%
19
112 Vu Mar
125
Xl07Vixl07 %
113%
49 Vb
Manufacturing
July
5%
Dec
10 Va
99
preferred
Manufacturing
106
Jan
150
11
IOV4
class A
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Grand
3%
Jan
2%
12,000
'
5
*
Inc_
Apr
29%
1
B
Inc
Consolidated
Gorham
6
25%
25
Oct
Jan
Jan
:
Goldfield
Jan
7%
185/s
5
class
B
Goodman
5%
5%
•
County Lighting common
cumulative preferred
Kings
Lake
*
Sugars
Class
22,400
A-
Feb
2%
Nov
1%
20%
Feb
Oct
4 '/a Mar
Jan
1,600
2%
2V4
2%
11
(Adolf) Inc common
Godchaux
Feb
23
200
26%
26%-
10
Co
&
Distilleries
Co
Oct
Oct
8%
*
common
Coal
Union
Globe
Aug
3%
Nov
101
•
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Glen
8%
250
8
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1
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McBean
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4%
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Jan
5V4
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7
2% July
preferred—*
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preferred
$6
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100%
Dec
700
2 Vu
2%'
18%
Aug
19
50c
20
preferred
preferred
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8%
2 Va
£1
10
5
100
pfd A
General
General Public
8 Va
July
414
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25
j,
reg
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conv
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Feb
Jan
25
2%
IV.\
49%
Jun
26
800
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General Finance Corp 5%
5%
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2%
16
91 %
300
17
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1
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General Builders Supply
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Corp
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Kirby
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common
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Amer
1%
23%
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;
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3,000
*
common
& Electrifc
Gas
Jan
11
6% July
83/4
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preferred
;
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13%
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17,400
8%.
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1.25
i-A,
8%
'
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5%
400
1,300
3%
3%
•
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Kansas
preferred
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3%
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1
5
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3%
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5%
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1:1
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Kokenge
Kingston
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10c
Co
Preference
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3%
1
common
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100
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—£1
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convertible
4%#
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53
1,900
•
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(Peter)
,
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'
deposit receipts
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30%
3
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9
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preferred
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(M H)
Moior
'
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cumulative
dividend
$2
27
:iio
truum;
Association
First York Corp common
;..7
7%
-•
Jan
6Va July
22 v*
1,300
7%
267b
1
Instrument,
<b
Fairclind
common
5
5
2.50
10
50c
88%
Dec
Jun
May
98
Jan
167
Mai
101%
Jan
Jan
2%
500
2%
Jan
2%
164% 166 %
150
164%
Dec
185%
33 Va Aug
2%
2%
166 %
99
93
33%
33%
4%
4 V4
4%
Feb
36%
Feb
800
3%
Nov
4%
Jan
400
16%
Jan
25 Va
Nov
125
34
23%
23%
23 %
11%
11%
12
1,400
9y
May
45
45
150
35
July
56
Feb
22
22
100
19
12%
13%
10%
Apr
Feb
13
105%
Nov
x7%
1,700
22 Va
Dec
Jan
17%
Oct
Jan
25% May
Jun
9 Va Mar
Jan
18% May
7%
800
x7%
Jan
9%
17%
12%
Imperial
Imperial
(Canada)
capital stock
£1
5%
500
4%
Feb
6%
•
36 Vi
3J %
37%
35,900
25%
Jan
43%
Feb
il
Oil
n
vii
138,600
Nov
7/a
Dec
9 Vb
-9%
500
12%
Feb
Rights
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Ireland
Insurance
Co
Pwr
& Light 4%'
of North
International Metal
Registered
Iowa
/
8%
Nov
^
^
,
9% May
a
12%
Sep
Nanun's
102 Vb
Feb
National
74% July
National
91
91
40
90
Dec
73
2,835
64
Oft
Italian
A
coupon
Hess
Bellas
Breweries
18%
18,
19
1,700
13%
Jun
20
Oct
93%
55
650
78%
Jan
95%
Oct
Jun
National
94 V4
7%
37 Va
Jun
37%
21 %
22%
8.000
12
Jan
22%
Dee
National
22%
21%
22
1,500
12 Va
Jan
22%
Dec
National
12
10%
"
'
3%
—
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*
Fabrics———1
Mfg & Stores common
1
Petroleum Ltd——.—•
25c
Phoenix Industries-—
10c
Fuel
Gas—
3 Vs
12
3%
2,900
10%
1 Va
18
Dec
21,100
Jun
33/4
National
Cooker common
Pressure
1
com
For footnotes see page
cl A_
33.
•
13%
6%
1-3 %
*6 %
13%
500
6%
900
Feb
National
Rubber
18
Feb
National
Starch
July
10 %
Jan
National
Steel
1%
5.900
% July
1%
Nov
13 %
Dec
0
-
■
Co
Radiator
National
Machinery
Products
Car
Transit
Ltd
common
2
4
10
1
*
1
14
200
16
'
_—
2%
3
4,600
17%
2%
18
350
1
14%
2,200
8%
8%
400
12 Va
14%
127b
100
2%
13,700
14
21,1
2%
27,600
251
2%
•
Nov
Nov
93
82
100
•
15%
—
National
Chute
common
——-i———25
preferred
National
22%
1
v t c
common-;—
16
__
•
•
shs
—
10
1
1
*
National Mallinson
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preferred
Manufacturing
Superpower Corp
common
68
50
Royalty
Air
Inc
•
shares
Iron Fireman
Irving
Corp.
73
Public Service Co—
3.90%
N
Nachman
;
.■
Oct
*
Industries
Petroleum
%
5
America
international Products
Investors.
-
.
pfd—100
International Cigar Machinery
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series
International
—
£1
:
Indianapolis
5
xl2% xl2%
_
1,600
■'
3% July
27/b July
16%
31% May
113/4
8
127a
4
Feb
46%
Feb
Sep
Sep
Jan
15
Nov
13%
Dec
19
Feb
July
Dec
4%
Oct
2%
Dec
3%
Nov
1/128
Dec
%
Nov
Aug
16%
211
12
Feb
100
Jan
12% Mai
700
10
Jan
16
Feb
153/4
Jan
20%
Sep
Jun
29 Vb
Feb
12%
12%
13
17
16 34
17%
800
4%
1,400
8%
25
4
5%
22 V* Aug
10
10
~4%
Ncv
'.
3 Va
Jan
4% AUg
31
The Commercial and
32
Financial Chronicle
..
.
(2384)
Monday, December 17, 1931-
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
Le
Nestle
Co
Mur
19 Va
New
Jersey
Zinc
New
Park
Process
York
Mining Co—
Co
New
York
&
York
North
Central
Northern
Jun
Oil Co Ltd
Royallte
"
Jan
Ryerson & Haynes common
3,900
83%
8%
Jan
31%
1%
Jan
3%
2%
62 % May
Jan
72
25
74
74
Ohio
Corp
Jan
Jan
40*
Sep
Sep
12
Jan
33
35'/a
850
10
10
10
100
8%
&
18%
Jan
Sayre
16 Va
1,500
14%
Apr
19%
Sep
Schick
18 %
18%
3,700
15%
Feb
21%
Sep
Schulte
US
2 Va
1,600
1A
Jun
2%
Jan
Scullin
44%
200
Dec
49%
Jan
Natural
Oklahoma
44
44
Jun
15
4,700
Okonlte
Company
Old Town Corp
44
14%
Sep
Seeman
%
21%
2,600
17%
Jan
Sep
Segal Lock
6%
15,000
4%
Jun
6%
Feb
Selby
83%
66
83 V*
Dec
91%
Aug
Semler
87%
89
660
87%
Dec
1(3%
16%
16%
17%.
3% July
500
9
9
20
'V
23
May
17
15%
700
1%
1%
1%
51%
19 Vb May
8,900
Apr
33%
35%
42%
1,400
42%
,.
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28%
100
43
8%
mm
'
7
'
7%
■■I*,!-'"
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares—
49%
49
49%
24 Va
23%
24%
2,300
Can
Co
Dec
52
Nov
24%
Mar
Dec
11%
600
8%
Jan
13%
Oct
31%
3,800
29%
Nov
36'/a
Feb
25%
Dec
31
Mar
25%
25%
25%
3,100
25
Nov
29
Jail
25%
25%
1,800
25%
Dec
28%
Feb
25
24
25
1,400
23%
28%
Feb
Pacific
Petroleum
10%
Pacific
Power
Pacific
Public
$1.30
1st
Service
Page-Hersey
Tubes
Oil
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
Motors
Parker
Co
Pen
Class
t
v
Penisular
$1
Penn
Corp
&
Pharis Tire
&
100
14
100
47
21%
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Valley
A
Prentice-Hall
May
20%
20%
50
16
15%
15%
15%
200
16%
15%
16 %
1,400
*■<
"5%
"5%
Co
Feb
Feb
4% July
40%
250
27%
27%
100
5%
5%
5%
600
13%
13%
13%
8,300
12%
Nov
4%
4%
100
3%
Jan
.
101%
101
39 %
x39
69
40
68%
69
July
5% July
6
Feb
•
15% May
6%
Dec
112
33%
Jun
x41*
Aug
101
125
1,850
64'A
300
13%
11
1,300
22
Mar
24% Mar
May
29
8%
Jan
Jan
Mar
4% Mar
Apr
77%
Sep
Feb
16
Jan
(R B)
4% Mar
Sep
Jun
29%
Sep
Jun
4%
Jun
1% May
2% Mar
8.500
2%
Jun
3%
Jan
53%
51%
54
2,360
51%
Dec
65%
Feb
43
44
1,800
33%
Jan
49
Aug
7
1,100
5%
Nov
3%
Sep
4%
Jan
Jan
26%
Feb
6'A
21 %
21%
4%
4%
4%
1,700
50
18
9 Va May
3% May
7% Nov
5%
Oct
12%
7%
2,700
28 Va
750
40%
40
41
350
34
Jan
43
-
10% xll
700
10%
Dec
12%
Apr
13
Aug
21% Mar
13%
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Providence Gas
1
3'A
•
•
13
Jan
Jun
105
100
600
3%
10,000
2 Vb
July
4
Nov
7%
300
6%
Dec
9
Mar
x8%
8%
13%
7
m-
95%
common
9%
4,600
10
8%
Jan
10 %
Apr
Co
Shoe
preferred
Co
Convertible
preferred
Standard Dre.dging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preierred
Standard
Standard
Oil
Standard
Power
Common
&
B
Reda
100
—
Pump
Co
104%
Jan
Nov
19
Jan
Reis
(Robert)
Reliance
Co.—
Electric
Rlce-8tix
Richmond
&
t
v
Rome
Cable
Roosevelt
rets
Corp
Field
Rotary Electric
Jan
34
Oct
Feb
70%
Oct
Jun
12%
Jan
6%
Sep
Sep
5%
€
Jan
4%
reg
common..
2%
see
page 33.
1%
700
700
28%
200
•
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-
MM
46V2
45 Va
44%
31V* Mar
5%
f-CD
Nov
Jan
35% Mar
.
66%
Feb
3'A
25
ttep
Jun
23
4 Va
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Nov
12%
-
Jan
21%
MM
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.
Aug
4% July
3,4uU
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MM
27
35 V*
MM
Jan
Sep
Apr
4% Aug
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M
4%
MM
V
'
4%
4»A
9%
'
MM
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9%
5.800
"
500
9
Jan
6 Vb
11% Mar
5%
600
48%
1.900
22%
22%
50
10 0
39%
—
6%
43%
6%
44
Nov
47% July
26
Nov
2'J
Jan
5
35%
Jan
Jan
8%
Oct
49% July
Oct
27
;
26
26 %
800
31 VB
31
31'A
4,200
29
Feb
32 V* Mai
28%
28%
29
1,200
27%
Jun
30 Va Mar
23%
23%
23%
1,200
—I*
'
Jan
61
Nov
28Va
22 V*
Nov
26% Mar
500
4
July
6% Mar
7
1,500
44
4%
5 %
400
4
500
4%
6
62
■
4%
9%
4%
4%
4%
%
10
1
9%
21'A
22%
21%
Aug
8% Aug
20
500
2%
2%
17%
200
1,700
500
37 V*
38
6%
6 %
7
6%
6%
2%
178
400
Oct
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
1%
Feb
12% May
22 Va Nov
3% May
20
Jan
18%
Dec
Jan
41%
37
Feb
Jun
8%
Feb
5 Va July
7%
Feb
Mar
179%
Dec
5%
600
179 %
Jan
Jun
17
14,500
6%
Jan
67'
13% May
yuo
— —.
Sep
400
17'A
'
Apr
May
1,500
%
10
xl7'A xl7%
__
20
%
Feb
160
Jan
11%
8%
Oct
1
5%
5
5%
3,900
4
6
Jun
4
4
Standard
Tube
Starrett
class
(The)
Co
of
(A)
Sterling
Canada
Co
&
B
1
Corp
ordinary
(J
Stinnes
(Hugo)
B)
Co
com
(S)
3%
500
Jun
Nov
Oct
5% Mar
7Va
33%
28
Jun
22'A
200
21%
Nov
13%
13%
500
13%
Dec
16%
Oct)
6%
Oct
7
1,000
34%
26
Sep
Apr
7Va
300
8%
Feb
2'/'a
2'/*
2,900
1% July
3%
Jan
1
3%
3%
3%
2,700
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
*
20%
18%
20 %
650
18%
Jan
5
common
4%
4%
1,100
1%
Jan
6%
Sep
July
22%
Dec
Nov
34%
Feb
__
1
Co
Vis
22
1
Corp
&
8%
32%
13%
5
10c
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock
32%
•
Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
Stetson
«
•
common
Aluminum
Sun
Ray Drug common
Superior Portland Cement, Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
5
20%
25c
22%
300
20
—
20
*
common
Swan
Fihch
Talon
Inc
Oil
20'A
750
4%
•19
xl9%
4% July
22% May
25%
* V/
—
100
100
26
4 Vb
4
2,800
-
5%
Jan
20
May
28 %
Sep
3
Jun
4%
Sep
11
4%
•
1
Corp
15
Jan
Oct
19
T
Class
class
3
A
5
com
common
Tampa Electric Co
Technicolor
Inc
Texas
Power
Shovel
&
pfd
•
24%
Dec
1,050
23%
Dec
24
Dec
300
3*74
aau
40
Pet
23
22%
23'A
2,800
98
:
•
mm
Inc
98
25
1.000
11%
12'A
23%
12%
1.400
12%
1
Inc
-
22%
20
common
Markets
13
800
25c
25%
Oct
98
Dec
112%
Feb
17%
Jan
24%
Nov
6%
Jan
15
Jan
17% May
12%
14% Aug
1
.
Realty & Construction
&
18% Jan
25
'
5
Corp
Corporation
Roling
1,100
23%
38%
'
common
Dec
24%
23%
38 'A
—
•
Light $4.56
24 V*
II
23%
•
common
Co
24%
5
common
8
1
8
I'A
15%
15%
84
84
900
'
100
7%
Jan
15%
Jan
84
Jun
6
'
.
Feb
Sep
18
■
Aug
10% May
x24%
Sep
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Allied
Stocks
deposit rets
ord
*
registered
Amer
deposit rets def registered
Shipyard Corp common
Royalty Corp
Edison
4%%
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
Trans
Lux
Tri-Continental
True
Temper
Trunz
60
£1
5s
20
51 Va
~
70c
5
..100
200
6%
7,000
87%
—
__1
52
5%
%
89 %
225
11 Apr
41% Mar
3
Va
87 %
Jan
Dec
Oct
95
6% Aug
1%
56%
8 Va
Sep
Sep
Oct
Feb
105
4
4
4
7
1,500
3,700
1% Mar
•
3% July
5%
Oct
1
2'A
2'A
2%
2,200
Jan
3%
4
2% July
2% Mar
4
4
_
Corp__
4%
Oct
l7/a
warrants
Corp
1%
1%
18,700
2% May
'
•
Inc
•
Tung-Sol Electric Inc
3%
1%
22
Nov
Sep
July
21%
21%
200
•
16%
16%
17 Va
175
18
18%
1,100
19%
Feb
24%
Sep
14% Aug
20
Jan
16%
Jun
24 % Mar
17
M~
1
Nov
37%
preferred-
conv
*
Jan
23% Mar
-
30 % Mar
27%
80c
Feb
U
1,200
3
Jan
4%
Oct
2 Vb
2
2%
3,700
2
Jan
Feb
Union Gas of Canada
100
2%
88 Vb
88
89
Union
•
41%
41%
41%
Ulen
Realization
Unexcelled
300
83
Dec
103
Feb
75
33
Nov
43
Mar
Chemical
Investment
Union Oil
6% Aug
5
14%
14%
14%
500
12%
Jan
20%
20%
23%
1,700
9%
Jan
1,100
x38% May
V
6% Aug
I ,1'8% Oct
'.J,;23% Dec
"'59% Oct
•'
Union
6 Va
6%
2,800
4%
Jan
8 % Mar
20%
19-/4
2U*a
6,30'1
16 V*
Apr
21% Aug
—
IV*
7%
4
7%
7%
%
Jan
1%
Nov
200
7
Jan
8
Apr
600
88%
Dec
103%
Jan
40
70%
Nov
Cq of California—
Stock
•
yards of Omaha
100
Presets common—50c
United
Aircraft
United
Varrariti-,
Elastid; Cor^-^.
United
300
6%
•
1%
10c
Corp
Co.
IV*
5
Corp__
$3.75 preferred series A
£1
43%
July
5% July
4
42
Feb
4%
500
3%
42%
8%
1.000
1.400
4
II10
4%
/
'
45%
Jan
400
400
,5
Co
900
Oct
Jan
6%
3%
25%
1
100
4%
Apr
19%
87/a May
Oct
6%
Co—
Inc
For footnotes
22"%
4
1%
c
Steel
Jan
Jan
900
28%
IIIIl
ord
"4%
25%
Rolls Roycs Ltd—
dep
%
25%
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
Amer
~4
3%
•
Rio Grande Valley Gas
(Texas Corp)
II
5
Engineering
Radiator
Jan
2%
26%
Feb
1%
Inc
25
Dec
4%
1
&
Jun
.1% Aug
22 %
8%
27%
19%
8%
Toledo
I—III
I_Ii
Regal Shoe Co
27%
4%
MM
*
Toklan
55%
a%
Jun
rcb
9%
Tilo
36,700
Feb
15%
7%
Apr
11%
29%
9%
12%
10%
Oct
Jan
109
8%
Amer
11
Dec
72%
Dec
9%
300
*
Raytheon Manufacturing common
"5
Reading Tube Corp class A
—6.25
37 %
Jan
r»ov
1
12%
■
900
17%
o'/a
17%
(Ky)
class
Thorofare
200
60
103%
1
Thiokol
30%
29%
.
Oct
Corp
Thor
30 %
Feb
13%
Co
Sep
30%
80
MM*
1
10
Corp
$7 preferred
Products
Feb
17
Jan
13% Mar
Standard-Thomson
Dec
,
1,950
Dec
Standard
39 Vb
525
1,400
69 %
VA
o
Light common.—1
*
Forgings
17%
1,100
37 %
66 Va
16%
1
—
Brewing
Jan
19 %
1%
16%
'
*
*
2.78
Standard Cap & Seal common
Nov
23%
7% Mar
■
oan
5% Jan
25
Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard
12% July
19
Jan
18Va
25
25
25
25
25
1
5
Co
Royalty
Southland
Spencer
94%
22%
3oVa
IOJV2 1U4%
17
10
Line
cumulative
25 Va
19
Apr
22% July
12.50
4.08%
150
23%
4%
Nov
1
13%
3,100
67%
£1
*
common
4.32%
200
R
Railway & Light Securities—
Voting common
10
Railway & Utility Investment A_II_I_1
Rath Packing Co common
10
Raymond Concrete Pile common
*
10%
37 %
1
*
20
Southern Pipe Line
800
15%
10%
103%
•
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
4.48%
Todd
B
10%
•
*
*
4.88%
17%
•
5
700
200
•
original preferred
cumulative preferred
convertible preference
5%
95%
9
15 Va Mar
2% July
10%
*
4.56%
34
12%
Jun
Nov
Southern California Edison—
17
12%
Dee
IV*
11%
■
25
common
Pipe
Pa
Southwest
94%
17'A
1 VB
14%
1
14%
100
Tobacco
Class
5%.
„
—
5
Mining^,-
Oil
Penn
32%
•
5
preferred
Feb
14%
600
Tobacco
convertible
Jan
2 %
14%
1
10c
1
*
Corp
Tishman
$3
20%
14%
5%
Pattern
Thew
Co
Jan
1%
Jan
Nov
3'/a
Public Service of Colorado—
Power
2%
1%
July
19%
98
l
Quebec
1% July
300
1%
29
Dec
7%
26%
2.50
com
Dec
2,200
1,900
Jan
28%
7%
28%
100
cumulative
44%
43%
40
3%
South Coast Corp common
1,000
43
6%
Jan
1
1
1
Stein
3%
Jan
40
1
Steel
3%
2%
Manufacturing common
Boss
Oct
3%
11%
Co
South
Jan
800
3%
Dec
1% July
2%
Denn
Sonoto-ne
Jan
in
Jan
8%
7,700
3%
Aircraft
Solar
H
118
2%
2,600
2
JoU
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith
(Howard)
Paper Mills
12%
4
1,900
9%
1%
l.OoO
$3 convertible preferred
23 %
21%
3%
8%
2,500
Leatner
Simplicity
Feb
100
2%
9%
Slmmons-Boardman Publications—
7% July
27
3
1%
Shoe
18% May
•
common
Apr
3-/4
2
11%
4% preferred
r
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
500
2.50
•
ttep
14%
Shawlnigan Water & FffWer
Sherwin-Williams common
1,400
22
1
common
Jan
5J/»
1%
Sentinel Radio Corp common
' 9%
1%
10
common
Sep
2%
11%
Sentry Safety Control—
Serrick Corp class B—...
4 %
21%
4%
5
44
Oct
Jan
27
3
102%
4
50
7%
39% July
21 %
27
25c
preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
19%
75
x39%
1
.—1
18
Jan
Nov
II
10c
1
Dec
12
shaies
common
Aug
Aug
—
•
-
Dec
20
15%
600
_50c
•
21
Oct
44
2
•
Aug
15
America
iVt%
Jan
Dec
Jan
__100
Co
Inc
24
x64
Jun
com J
common
Metals of
Jun
75
•
Co
Lambert
Sep
4%
25
Ltd
& Alexander
Power Corp of Canada
&%
1st preferred
15%
Dec
25
pfd
Amer
Powdrell
Apr
Nov
•
common
Wine
Scale
Mining
Nov
2%
1
class
common
Johnson
11%
May
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pressed
15
100
5%
common
Rubber
106% Mar
July
X63% x64
2.50
Governor
&
x95
38,400
preferred
Electric
106 % Mar
32,300
1
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pratt
25
1
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pneumatic
Dec
77 Jan
5%
Pep Boys
(The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—.20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Polaris
15
Dec
94
2
Penn Power & Light 4%%
Penn Water & Power Co
Pleasant
95%
94%
140
2%
Co
Penn
Pioneer
95%
300
18,300
5 Va
Telephone common
preferred
Pennroad
Pinchin
11
2%
A
Ltd
Traffic
Pierce
96
96%
10%
2
cumulative
Gas
95
Dec
5%
cumulative
$1,32
Feb
2%
B
Co
33
1 Bol
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Patlcan
Nov
1 Bol
shs
Corp
class
27%
300
25%
94
96
•
*
c
Amer
800
28%
'
♦
common
common
(C A)
(C A)
25%
100
preferred
Pancoastal
27%
25%
1
pfd
45%
Jan
Jan^
300
1%
8ilex Co common
Feb
25%
5%
Jan
1,200
11%
Feb
25
5%
1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A___25
4.80% red 1st preferred—
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 div cum preferred
•
Light
26%
1
1
15%
21
11
preferred
&
7,800
4%
*
Corp of America class A
Sicks Breweries Ltd
28%
Ltd
40%
4-a
*
*
Co
Oct
31%
1st
39%
Inc
&
Apr
1st ptd—25
5 '/a 1c
Aug
July
7 Va Jan
13 Va Mar
Nov
18'/* May
/15
Oct
30%
5
common
5
Hardware
Inc
Bros
Shoe
Singer
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
1,200
1
Simpson's Ltd class B
Pacific
Jan
5'%
''
7
*
common
47 V*
34 Va Mar
1,400
1
Overseas Securities
'
Co
common
17%
May
14% July
ll1/* Jan
3,800
f
Aug
35%
Jan
36
7
1
Sep
56
113
Jan
Nov
102
.
~8%
8 %
1
Omar
48 Va
180
33%
1%
fa May
400
52
102% 102%
•
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
Inc
Jan
5,200
..
102% Mar
11% July
8,400
Inc
A)
Steel
15
25
5
Oliver United Filters class
5
10
10%
1
(D
83%
15
common
5
19% «0t
Jan
7% July
4% Dec
1
Fisher Brick Co
Inc
5%
9
0 Va
100
Gas
4%
40%
25c
1
Securities Corp General
2
•
common
preferred
9%
5
»:Hi¬
(Dei)
15%
19%
20%
Oil Inc
19 V*
50c
clas6 B
4%s
9%
4%
st Lawrence Corp Ltd common—1
Samson United Corp common
1
15%
1
*
common
Co
Power
8%
9%
iy/ji Sep
9 % May
8
31
Shattuck
Onio Brass
Jan
9U0
High
Jan
Ryan
Seton
Ogden
8%
11%
Aug
82
.
500
8%
33
87 y2
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
400
3,700
Oct
pld__100
Iijd Pub Serv 4V*%
11
16%
Oct
8,000
20 %
Co__
10%
15%
Oct
7,300
Low
10%
.11725
Russeks Fifth Ave common
9%
y
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16
J*
Oct
24
5
1
50
Oil—
1
Corp common
(The)
Rowe
18 V*
Texas
RR
Penn
5%
Low
Par
4%
.
81%
5
common...
Northeast Airlines
North
150
.
2%
---5
preXerred_50
Utility Securities—-•
American
Shares
Aeronautical Co—
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—
77 %
Rayon S3
North
7'/a
Jan
May
22%
J
Corp
Mines
for Week
Savoy
shares
North American
Jun
Jau
5%
118
2 V2
Nlles-Bement-Pond
Nipissing
2%
.,
77%
10
10
Rosano
Honduras
Share
Jan
17
22%
Shipbuilding Corp—
Founders
200
8%
Merchandise
Niagara
3%
common
New
New York
Jan
*
common
Co
93%
20%
Sep
3,120
7'/a
™
-■
Auction
300
108%
Feb
1
Mexico & Arizona Land
New
5%
1
New
New
New
19'A
107
3Va
20
preferred
convertible
4%%
19
4%
England Tel
Sales
Range
oi Prices
High
3% Aug
5,600
3%
1
common
& Tel—
100
Haven Clock & Watch Co___—_1
New
Low
1073/4
2.50
Meter common
Neptune
Range Since Jan. 1
High
33«
3%
-30o
Radio
Union
Rational
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
,
Shares
ol Prices
Low
Par
Friday
stocks
New York. Curb Exchange
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
DECEMBER 11
WEEK ENDED
Sales
'Week's
Friday
90
88%
71
__
5%
.
90
72
5%
5%
Corp
(if;
9,100
5
1/64
•
~
—
..
~
Jun
Jun
32% July
76% May
6% Jan
V*
Jan
39% May
Number 5073
Volume 174
.
.
(2385)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
33
1
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
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►
•
*
•
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STOCKS
Last
Range
New York Curb Exchange
of Prices
Shares
United
Low
Milk
Products
9%
10
common
225
participating preferred
NJ
United
Profit
Feb
23
,
July
RR
__
_100
Canal
&
Ohio
219
40
220% 222%
4% July
3% May
—..
—
10°/o
preferred
%
%
Mar
248
Aug
42%
42%
42%
37%
37
38
United
<
S
Air
U
S
Foil
U
S
ant
Conditioning
Co
class
41 Vb July
,.
410
3%s
3s
B
300
1%
49 %
47 y8
52%
9.100
7%
Jan
3,300
»
7%
•
Securities—
88%
88%
89
13%
13%
14%
5%
6%
~ii
7%
■
Jun
United Stores
Universal
Products
1%
.—10
Oil
—
—10
Insurance
Universal
6
50c
Corp common
Consolidated
Universal
i
Co
A 6
with
%s
Oct
.
1
Apr
2%
Jan
1% July
28%
4%
53
Jan
Jun
Sep
8% Sep
93 Vb Sep
86% Mar
6%
5G-year
Harbor
37%
Joaquin
Southern
3%s
1st
Lt
&
Pow
California
series
ref M
and
Southern
California
Counties
1%
3%
Nov
62
91
Jan
Feb
3%
5
Sugar—."
3%
3%
25%
Jan
31%
Apr
28%
Jan
43%
Sep
Southwestern
Spalding
(A
Oct
Corp
Venezuelan
Syndicate
6%
400
6%
6%
27%
27 %
200
11,
Sep
9%
Feb
82
Jan
96%
Feb
23%
Jun
30
Oct
6%
■
■
-1
11
7%
11%
3,800
.—20c
5%
5%
2,200
Co—..—10
19%
19%
100
19%
Dec
14
14%
300
13 VB
Jan
Petroleum
Venezuela
Terni
•
.
Inc
Oct
14%
Apr
3% Mar
Nov
6
"
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt Manufacturing.
•
„
V>rv'
:
20%
Dec
17%
Oct
3rd
$2
Watch
Wentworth
.Feb
2%
Maryland
Ry 7%
Tablet
Stationery
17%
700
2%
6,000
1% Mar
3
300
5% Aug
9
L
2nd
GOO
4% Aug
8%
Jan
114
165
Jun
191
10
170
Jan
30%
100%
100%
101
98%
105
96
103
96%
105%
3%s
*101% 103 %
_April-Oct
1970
20
28%
Nov
41 %
20
Nov
25%
Jan
6%s with
A 6
%s
95
May-No®
April-Oct
1989
5s
coll trust
1966
(Wm)
1
Williams
WilLson
C)
(R
Co
&
Products
21
21
1940
2%s
A7s
with
preferred
As
Dec
ex
64%
65
12
x
Western
coupon
*101% 102%
Wisconsin
Woodall
Pwr
&
Lt
Industries
Woodley
6s
1954
Mar-Sept
98%
98%
June-Dec
4%%
1959
debentures
f
s
__
Woolworth
(P W)
Feb-Aup
Hai
Wright
Agricultural
April
Sep
5%
Jan
100
14%
Sep
19%
600
8%
Jan
10% Mar
Jun
10%
Teb
Jun
14%
Jan
4%
Jan
7Ve
J?n
5%
1,900
14%
350
13% July
18
Feb
36%
36%i
100
33%
Jan
43
Feb
96 %
July
102
80
103
13%
600
i
13%
14; -
105
Jun
1,300
14%
27 VB
AOauca
Danish
Apr
Jan
J, 15% Apr
29%
Nov
Valley
Cons
External
5%s
External
5s
AExternal
1952
Edison
Eoston
Aug
2%s
series
Interest
reduced
AMedellin
3%s
Lack
&
1
1(
5,300
1%
/:<
N
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Prici
June-Dec
96
Jan
No.
Low
42
,*145
June-Dec
Range Since
Sold
High
101% 101%
101%
Quar-Feb
1970
Peru
Week's Range
Last
■
96%
'/•"v
Bank
166
95%
Jan-July
93%
Eastern
Gas &
Elmira
Lt
Water
Marelli
Ercoie
Ae%s
ex
Elec
with
a6%s
Finland
6b
Nov
Nov
1
Mfg
1947
May
94%
31
60%
ARusslan
52%
10
48
64
100% 100%
30
99%
103%
107%
112%
92% 103%
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
100%
1956
5s
coupon
*107% 108%
May-No®
—
*69
May-No®
1953
1953
*30
series
A6s
"
A
~
—
1953
A78
with
A7s
with
67
1
67
100
100
i
97%
on)
Jan-July
*58
1958
par
Bonds
Nov
1
1940
coupon
1952
65
53
Mar-Sept
at
6%s
value,
a
Due 1997
listed
on
—
traded
being
In
1919
74
Jan-July
392
69%
76
when issued;
i,"
"w
w,"
Jan-July
79%
78%
May-No®
*100
Dec.
82%
84
73
with
trial!
*34%
2%
2%
3%
37%
26
__
2%
184
20
3
3%
•
39%
33%
2
37
35
35%
3%
2
3%
.
warrants;
"x w,"
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
voting-trust certificates;
without warrants.
84
10
Rail¬
road*
10
2
-
Util¬
ities
10
65
Indus¬
Stocks
trials
12
50.72 Sep 17
Low
43.37 Jan
14
-
Range for 1950
47.59
High
43.24 Dec 30
47.57
Low
34.25 July 13
—
SEC Index of Stock Prices
stocks
for
industry
the
week
groups
lows for the year
ended
prices based on the closing prices of 265 common
Dec. 8, 1951, for the composite and b,y major
compared with the preceding week
to date are as follows (1939 = 100):
10
Util
Rails
Ralls
83.94
46.55
97.36
98.09
-
40
ltie>
83.60
46.58
97.35
98.17
98.30
96.74
98.02
93.86 V ;08.i5
93.82,;,, j 98.17.
98.33
267.38
Bonds
97.11
,07.12
Durable
11—
265.77
82.74
97.08
Transportation
12
266.09
82.59
46.64
96.79
98 00
97.90
93.93
98.14
96.99
Utility
82.70
46.05
96.78
98.05
97.90
93.98
98.14
97.02
Trade,
Finance
82.25
46.81
96.63
98.14
97.78
Goods
J.-,
265.81
>
98.15
—
—-
-
98.15
96.99
Mining
2.1
196.5
173.8
210.0
+ 2.3
223.2
190.8
180.1
+1.9
190.6
161.9
237.8
+
2.6
257.3
209.0
208.2
198.6
+
4.8
216.6
176.4
*
115.4
•
93 8Sf
Low
+
243.9
—
Goods
Non-durable
13
»
1851Hlgb
187.0
183.6
—
Manufacturing
Dec.
94.00
Change
Doc. 1, '51
190.9
214,8
Composite
Dec.
98.14
with highs and
Dec. 8, '51
Total
10
Grade
Grade
and
Percent
Second
266.90
2
47.99
47.62
13
The SEC Index of stock
First
10
46.53
High.
48.12
95
44 Va
-Bondo-
Total
Range for 1951
48.21
—
105
"
37%
—
—
Closing
8
10--
Dec.
82
101
—
the
Dec.
.
76
*
Dec.
'1
(35 Stocks)
69%
43%
2
.
102%
"
42
.
Over-lhe-Gounfer Industrial Stock Average
Dec.
April-Oct
1961
Indus¬
___
Jan-July
certificates of deposit;
__
58%
16
10
0_
39
;;
1
used above—"cod,"
Date—
65%
69%
1963
3%s
80
Dec.
—11
'
flat.
receivership.
Dec.
-Stocks-
Dec.
44
74
49
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled oy Dow, Jones & Co.
Date-
77
:■/.
Stock and Bond Averages
are
__
Jan -July
Jan-July
52
*20
Mar-Nov
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Alst mortgage 6%s 1953
Below
6
58%
51%
89
Deferred delivery transaction
Dec.
to
4%
Power
—
56
51
87
$42
—
__
—
—
"
—
„
June-Dec
Valley RR—
England
„
7"'-.'
/
Dec. '11—-——
Extended
__
—
*52%
87
53
44
*70
1 1940 coupon 1952
Realization Trust—
liquidation trust ctfs
Altalian Superpower 6s 1963
Midland
43
63%
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
6%%
New
*55
__
1952
stamped (Plan A)—
to 2%
2012
Abbreviations
104%
49%
49 %
Nov
Power
—
•
Government
-
32
37%
54
__
*55
__
June-Dec
2008
and
thereafter.
&
10
.
21%
—
2Vas
to
1951
Hydro-Electric Co—
Italian
May-Nov
1972
5s
/•
72%
67
June-Dec
1963
AEx-coupon market
Isarco
A)
$42
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c,"
"w
57
53
—
Mar-Sept
3%s
(coupon
10
*62%
June-Dec
1921
Guantanamo & Western RR—
:
5%
—
31%
Bank—
Mtge
Power
98
78
64
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A
Co—
coupon
1961
Mountain
"
'
(not Included In year's range), d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend. hEx-.
principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction lor cash
(not included in year's range#
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
73%
51%
52%
1965
1940
l
Residential
stamped
Green
RR
&
Afny-Nov
1993
10%
31%
31%
April-Oct
reduced
§Reported
3%s
Fuel
1993
B
in
in
Janiero
Interest
♦No
RR—
series
4s
de
--
103%
Division—
J
Rio
/
-*8%
__
May-No®
June-Dec
Chile 6s 1931
(Plan
reduced
interest
A5%s
-
mortgage 4s series A
mortgage
2008
Denmark
of
stamped
2%%
-
107 Va
99%
4'
1
High
156
V'
.
4
78%
'
1951
(Republic of)—
2%
*
1st
A 1st
2%s
Mortgage
1947-1978
Western
of
Lackawanna
of
series
revenue
to
stamped
7s
Oct
U
98
/.
2%
1970-
A
Chicago Transit Authority—
Delaware
stamped
1% July
1998
1
56%
71
__
•
AMci'tgage Bank of
Low
6s
87
82%
54%
—
-
„
*75%
"
1958—Mar-Sepf
6%s
■
Interest
Steel
»
High
8.1
82%
—
:
„
98
__
♦
Jan-July
City (Peru) 6%s stamped
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)—
.
ALima
Nov
Interest
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Jan. ]
Low
No.
__
*62%
__
Feb-Auy
5% Julv
Period
High
Waterways—
2%
Exchange
__
May-No®
1955
1953
Danzig Port &
Jan
Friday
New York Curb
$85
*85
__
June-Dec
1948
7s
>
Nov
1
Sold
Municipal Loan—
4%
1
Range Since
Bonds
—
April-Oct
Jan-July
2%
•
Friday's
or
Bank of)—
5s
BONDS
104
Jan
8%
(Col)
1946
1947
Mortgage
(see
Parana
Bethlehem
Bank
Mortgage
Mortgage Bank of Eogota—
A7s (Issue of May 1027)
1947
A7s (Issue of Oct 1927)
1947
Ltd
greaves
101
2
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
Jan
14
14
2
receipts
116%
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
£1
deposit
preference
99%
106%
110
6
102% 102%
Friday
7s
5%
8
96%
102
115
102%
Interest
BONDS
New York Curb
7s
Ltd—
American
6%
1
5
104
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
A20-jear
11%
10o
pfd
98%
102
*112
103
June-Dec
1964
Union—
Newspaper
conv
A20-year
5
•
common
103 VB
73
50
*30
1960
5s
Oct
15%
„_i
Inc
Petroleum
72
101%
—
*70
June-Dec
1956
1956
3%s
Power
Jan
3%
25
__
*30
1953
coupon
Traction
27%
1
w
73
Hotel— 1
23%
•
common
71
Authority—
debentures
Water
Penn
*69
Feb-Aug
1953
coupon
Jtfay-Nov
1947
1
income
?
Elec
Winnipeg
96
32%
6
Co—
1940
1
Apr
8%
8%
5
Co
100
34
.
—
April-Oct
coupon
Service
Dec
Jan
15%
10
common
94%
84%
46
§5%
65
1969
revenue
Electric
United
16%
200
21%
__1
_
Inc
Brothers
Wilson
5%
&
Corp
Corp—
~7
95
*91
64%
1946
1947
21%
1
Oil
—
—Jan-July
1946
1
Aug
Aug
ex
Bogota
River
98
*98% 100
1970—_Feb-Aug
3%s
Feb
10
(The)
—
.
99 %
—
*95%
Bros
5s
Dec
Inc
Wlckes
104
*99
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel
Feb
26
170
Coal
Wichita
98
94%
101%
Industries—
Jun
Westmoreland
Whitman
105
98
95%
*96
Feb
Jan
111%
3
105'A
99 Vb
1973-*———
(Calif)
stamped
Feb
5
12
♦
Mfg
104
98'A
!*
*99
Sep
6
Westmoreland
Weyenberg Shoe
Whirlpool Corp
100 VB
40
100 'A 100%
Nov
16%
5%
1st pfd__100
com
100
Feb
1% Aug
•
Western
97%
Jun
2 >/4
1.23
Western
&
Oct
8
112
5
1
v t c
warrants
Manufacturing
Utilities $6 pld
Texas
West
4%
Apr
Dec
Aug
106
500
1%
15%
2%
5%
10
23/a
30
Co
Baking Co
300
5%
referred
»
cum
fWaltham
200
6%
109
1%
„
Ward
3%
6%
106
165
140
99
*100'A 102
100%
__Feb-Auy
stamped
Washington
3 Va
•
Co__—
69 Vo
Hydro-Electric Co—
West
Aircraft
.,55
1
Ccrp—
(Hugo)
A 5s
Wagner Baking voting tr. ctfs ext—
7 V«
preferred
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
1
*95
_Mar-Sept
3s
Electric
&
Inc
Waldorf-Astoria
W
Waco
69
*141% 145
—
1971
&
(Hugo)
A 7-4s
5
105 %
*93
Gas
3s
G)
Starrett
Stinnes
1
99
———
Gas
Gas
Stinnes
4%
2% July
4,800
D
mortgage
A7-4s
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
VanadiUm-Alloys Steel Co
104%
101%
May
.
-
Utah-Idaho
B
1976_.
Oct
1st
6s
series B
6%
200
series
-Jan-July
1976-
3Ve May
tf*
69
1,981— _May-No®
195^^-- _Mar-Sept
Edison
3s
2%s series C
6,700
—
2
*30
Corp 3s
1973
A
2,200
200
104 %
Co—
1998—
Power
3%s
38%
106%
97
104
1960
coupon
Gas
&
debentures
Water
Oct
50
101
1
103
tl02
April-Oct
1960
coupon
1947
Electric
16%
—
—10
common
1940
1
Oct
ex
Public Service
Mar
72
103
Jan-July
17
97
June-Dec
High
Low
,
8
1%
72
—
—
—
Co
1%
97
Jan. 1
No.
102% 103
April-Oct
—
Southern
Reclaiming
Rubber
8
Aprll-Oct
1968
Range Since
Sold
High
Hydro-Electric Co—
Safe
15%
Nov
lZ'/B
925
Bid & Asked
41 % Mar
1,200
50%
—
$5 isf preferred with warrants—
U S Radiator common
U
3%s
1971
1970
Piedmont
San
14%
1%
14
—
_10c
Corp
International
Jan
36%
10,800
1%
1
Specialties common
U
Feb
5%
4%
—
25
Preferred
IS
Oct
A Jun
1,700
%
—
Shoe Machinery common— -25
United
mortgage
mortgage
A6V2S
common— -25
—10
Sharing
1st
Power
1st
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
dep rets ord registered
United
•—
—
—
24
Co Ltd—
United Molasses
Amer
11% May
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
Jan
8 %
I*a&t
Period
High
Low
10%
Interest
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
75c
BONDS
for Week
Sale Price
Par
Week's Rang*
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
WEE
FOR
RANGE
1
and
Service
114.2
+ 1.1
115.9
103.9
211.3
209.5
+
0.9
218.7
201.6
233.8
+ 3.8
247.9
170.0
242.7
34
(2386)
J
%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
Transactions at the New York Stock
and Mi seel.
Bunds
iN umber
Sales
$774,000
2,582,000
405.000
1,363,810
2,082,700
270,000
__
1,280,530
2,142.000
246 00C
1,382 800
2,271,000
266 500
— —
—:
«.—
1,355,775
1Z
_
2.687,400
812,539,100
2.'>87,000
\
3,099,100
$1 681.500
1951
shares
8)0,000
'
'
«5»
Thursday
Friday
75,000
74.000
140,000
37.000
123,600
60,000
220,000
$105,000
127.000
.
35.000
39,000
70,000
144.000
46,000
39,000
73.000
158,000
$212,000
_
$230,000
$452,000
$894,000
.
____
Week Ended Dec. 14
Stocks—No.
sharer
of
Jan. 1
1950
Dec. 14
to
1951
195t
2,113,315
2,416,370
107,331,719
101,024.150
Bonds
f
1,854.700
$1,973,000
7,000
531,000
1,681,500
12,539,100
1,784,000
88,307.320
97,893,370
23,402,200
703,325,600
054.600,000
$14,230,600
$25,201,200
-
Industrial..
and
$100,006
16,000
12,000
?-5;
$8,000
-
Railroad
$1 000
54,000
425,650
__
$4,000
36,000
19>9
491,280.485
428,895,282
810 000
Bank
Foreign
.
Total
Bonds
164,580
to Dec. 14
Jan. 1
1951
./
,,
,
Bonds
420,380
Total
Government
S.
International
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
388,075
__
__
Bends
U.
■
Foreign
Government
Domestic
,
$14,230,600
______
13,066,040
7,308,161
Tuesday
Wednesday
2,537.500
Week Ended Dec. 14
of
Stocks—No.
Monday
2.398,000
$10,000
Saturday
2,352,700
■
411.706
7,308.161
_________—_—
Total
ol
Sher en
£856,300
882,300
582,766
1,342.480
:
Tuesday
Thursday
Stocks
bond
Bonds
.
Week Ended Dec. 14. 1951
.
Monday
Wednesday
Total
Government
bonds
Shares
Saturday
Friday
Foreign
3ank
Bond-'.
Number 0/
Week Ended Dec. 14,1951
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
United States
Int'l
Railroad
.
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
.
Total
Domestic
$212,000
$507,000
$19,998,000
$29,874,000
Foreign government
230,000
208,000
13,209,000
13,737.000
Foreign corporate
452,000
39,000
4.127,000
2.215,000
$894,000
$754,000
$37,434 000
$45,826,000
464,-000
Total
$794,136,920 $1,054,322,070
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
WEEK
FOlt
14
DECEMBER
ENDED
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Boston Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
-
Agric
Chemical
Low
62%
100
Tel
American
Tel
American
Woolen
«
Anaconda
Copper
50
Boston
&
&
Elevated
_
46 VB
46%
1,339
1x40%
7 VB
7 Ve
7%
452
6%
X25V4 X253b
130
Z
.
Eastern
Gas
6%
Mass Street
-
Lines
SS
National
3%
11%
Sep
Apr
41.19
Sep
83 %
Jan
120%
Sep
25c
I
100
49
Jan
1.00
Dec
Cnesapeake
Cities
Columbia
IIV2
1
Jan
14%
2%
Oct
4 Vb
Oct
Feb
Corp
10
Feb
Dec
67
40%
Oct
63% Apr
2L0
32%
Sep
49
RR
20%
400
18%
Jan
21V4
Jan
34 Vb
34%
10
31%
Oct
38%
Jan
37%
36%
38%
54%
54%
56%
58%
1,113
49%
29%
28%
29%
320
24%
86%
88%
410
36%
37'/4
105
24%
24%
15
22
17
81
v:
>■
¥
'
--
New
England
North
413
X34% NOV
20
,
,1
...
_1—.
65.63
40 7 «
Aug
80.50
Jan
Nov
Jan
64
Sep
Jan
33
Sep
67% July
89
Nov
36%
5
Tel
37 V»
Dec
%
100
Nov
27% May
1MOV
Stone
Stop
Webster
Shop
&
Suburban
Torrington
Union
Securities
Elec
common
_
_
_
5
_
_
•
Onitea
Fruit
Co
United
Shoe
Machinery
Z23
common.
22%
Feb
Feb
25C
Jan
2,334
11%
Jan
290
93%
Jan
71c
July
1%
8
Rubber
Waldorf
Co
.
26%
17%
535
July
17%
22%
22%
57
19%
Jan
25%
23
100
19%
Oct
23
7
5
Dec
10
15
-
9
32%
Corp
12.50
du
Pont
__
Federated
Dept
General
General
new.
_
International
Paper
Churngold
Corp
Cincinnati
Adv
Products.
Cincinnati
GaB
&
Tel
_
....
Railway.
____
___
50
•
_
29%
Jan
Nov
8% July
Oct
11%
Jan
34 Va
Aug
92
Dec
Corp
Schenley Ind
....
:
Standard
___
common
__
._
_.
-7
■
.-
25
<Ky.)
10
Standard
Oil
<N
Ji
(Ohio)
.ZZ-
70
32%
Nov
36
55%
38
42%
Jan
58
33
30
20%
Jan
25%
Sep
33 3 b
16
30%
Jan
33%
Dec
53 Vb
155
4%
l-m
43% Mar
4%
12
40
10%
58 %
97
24
15
Dec
Sep
57
Jun
SeD
6% Mar
Nov
12
Dec
46% Mar
60%
Sep
16%
25 %
Oct
Jan
33%
33%
165
31% July
41
Vb
Feb
55 %
300
51%
Jan
57 Yt
Feb
42%
42%
Nov
42 Vt
Nov
40
40%
34%
170
25 Vb
Jan
36%
Sep
1-
P>%
430
11
Jun
12%
D.lc
■'
20%
21
21
21%
Nov
26 Va
■
Feb
59%
Apr
78 %
Oct
37%
Jan
41%
Nov
72%
150
59'/a
Jun
72%
Nov
41%
143
33% Mar
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Feb
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Detroit Stock
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Oct
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Jan
72%
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11%
39%
11%
20
11%
Sep
13%
39%
361
34%
Jan
42%
Stock
New
Exchange
Exchange
Oct
Lou;
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Lena
10
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Jan
2!'%
140
23%
Jan
29%
110
3%
Jan
15%
Dec
23
233
16%
Jan
23%
Nov
•
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5%
5%
300
5%
Dec
6%
Aug
17%
17%
267
16%
Jan
19%
Aug
27 V8
25
25%
Nov
32 Vb
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
American
Big
Metal
Products
2
Markets
Bear
Low
13%
1
4%
77
7%
39
95
3% Aug
100
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96
5%
4
32
Jan
95
1,165
83
4%
215
4%
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Apr
8%
Aug
305
25
5%
73
Nov
Dec
39
Dec
103% Mar
7%
Nov
83
Jan
Jun
Dee
6%
218
24%
98
48
48
40
39%
Feb
60
Apr
34%
35%
360
32%
Jun
38%
Jan
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22%
100
19% Mar
25
Aug
65%
67
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Jan
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1
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12%
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common
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100
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12%
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4%
7%
38%
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13%
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Aug
27 Vb
Exchange
Sale Price
STOCKS
Oct
15%
15%
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50
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2-5525
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DETROIT
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Week's
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Ford Building
Feb
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2,314
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Jan
11
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54
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13%
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45
109 %
Nov
116
Dec
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202
149%
Jan
163%
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Honda ille-Hershcv
49%
20
38%
Jun
51%
Nov
Howell
31%
234
36%
Jun
51
Jan
Kinsel
37%
17
32%
Nov
37%
Dec
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350
6%
Nov
8% Mar
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10
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114%
100
156%
156 Vb
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Armco
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100
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51 Vb
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42%
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Avco
9%
34%
16%
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Dec
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Unlisted
32
Nov
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100
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Nov
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.
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32
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Nov
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Sep
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33
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20
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Randall
60
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43%
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32%
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Jun
7
Ohio
32%
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i
9%
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Sale Price
Cincinnati
Jun
65%
Feb
7
Friday
Cincinnati Tel
28%
86
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Dec
10
STOCKS
Beau
Nov
150
70%
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38%
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35%
15% Jan
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Nov
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12% Mar
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18%
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28%
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Dec
Sep
17%
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Feb
49%
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70
110
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22
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Jun
93
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40
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175
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50
27%
78%
102
1
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f
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Dec
46%
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9%
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1
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series A
preferred B
preferred adjustment
5%
Feb
130
Oct
Jan
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Oct
23% Mar
10
101% 104%
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116%
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Century Shares Trust
Cities
30%
Dec
163%
Jan
100
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75
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3%
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Volume 174
Number 5073
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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35
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
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Last
11.
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-
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Michigan Sugar
Motor
Wheel
ZIs-
National
Elec
Stamping
Packard Motor Car
1 VB
Oct
24%
125
24'%
Dec
Chemical
Parke
Davis
Pfeiffer
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(Fred
B)
300
3%
Jan
4%
Sep
Kaiser
400
3%- Dec
4%
Jan
Kaiser-Frazer
4%
Jun
67/a Mar
Kansas
&
3
Jan
4%
Sep
Kennecott
Aug
Kern
4%
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3,275
4%
4%
4%
1,850
55%
56%
388
41%
Jan*.
63
18%
18%
100
18%
Dec
2,400
Power
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5
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Sep
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Jun
Copper Corp
Land Co
Gas
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Paper
;
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River
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Rudy
Tube
Timken-Detroit
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1%
Jan
8%
100
7%
Jan
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Lincoln
2Va
1%
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700
2
Jan
2% May
Lockheed
Axle
11%
11%
11%
391
11%
Jun
12%
1
16%
15%
17 VA
1,925
12%
Jan
17% Mar
5
2,660
4%
Jun
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100
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Jun
4%
Sep
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common
Martin
(Glenn
222
18% July
25
640
13
15% Mar
15%
118
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700
Jan
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Feb-
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Co
7%
4%
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Pure
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Feb
Radio
Feb
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Pictures
Oct
RKO
Theatres
16
Corp
18%
Jan
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Nov
22%
Sep
19% Aug
23%
Oct
14%
Dec
18 V*
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52%
69
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Rice
Multiplier Corp
Molybdenum Co
Colorado Fuel' & Iron
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35%
38%
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38
Feb
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115%
Sep
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Jan
13%
Nov
:
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General
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General Foods Corp
General. Motors
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Nov
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Allied Chemical & Dye
Arraco Steel
75
43
8%
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___—5
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(Un)__*
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Al.eghany Corporation
/
16
265
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for Week
of Prices
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Dec
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,
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Apr
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common*
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:
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Libby McNeil & Libby (Un)
2% May
10
common-
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class
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Walker &
1%
8%
2
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Manufacturing
Standard
355/a
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351/2
534.
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High
4,600
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1
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Low
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23%
1
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High
18c
10.
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&
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(Un)
Corp
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Co
Laughiin Steel
for Week
of Price*
Low
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33«
18%
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&
Company
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Mar
55%
common
common
28
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Jan
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High
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Friday
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24%
,
14
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1%
-
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DECEMBER
for Week
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-
ENDED
1
Sales
Week's
Friday
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9%
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Jun
Dec
4% Feb
12% Oct
2.75 Feb
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33% May
46
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20% Feb
35
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42% Oct
53% Mar
19
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West
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Kentucky
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Westinghouse
WoDlworth
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Corn
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39%
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273
72
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200
8% May
103
11% Aug
25% Mar
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15%
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12
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15
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May
Sep
Sep
28
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Apr
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—
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Zenith
•
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Co
Pictures
Bros
Western
Corp
Oil
Pictures
39%-
267
34%
Jan
41T#
Oct
9%
9'%-
200
8%
Jun
12
Jan
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42% July
45%
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S6
...
Monday, December 17,1951
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
DECEMBER It
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Friday "
STOCKS
Midwest Stock Exchange
A
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Loic
Par
4,900
9%
4,500
7%
8%
35o
7%
1
8%
8%
600
8
3
Jun
m
Ball & Roller Bearing.
Affiliated Gas Equipment
3%
400
31%
1,050
3%
1
Alleghany Corp (XJn)
Allied Laboratories
«
31%
31
7
9%
Jan
29%
Feb
29
July
27
—5
Leath
61% Sep
20% July
27%
—5
Corp
Advanced Aluir. Castings
Dec
Feb
10
Jan
11% May
4%
Jan
40% Feb
Jun
(Un)_.
Lamson
High
Mar
8
1
Admiral
Aetna
25 %
42
300
(111*
Investment Co
American
American Ran
1
—1
(Uni
Airlines
American
—100
156%
(Uni——50
51%
(Un»_r—.....——10
38%
Tel Co
Anaconda Copper Mining
Steel
Co
19%
15%
17%
2,000
49%
38%
Sep
Nov
163
Jan
51%
37% Jan
1,200
51%
20
Jan
150
2,100
Dec
17%
Jun
12%
100
15%
156% 159
17%
Jan
13
4,300
Sep
Nov
100
12%
6,700
36% July
8% July
51% Jan
12%
36
37%
900
27% Jan
40
7%
—4
3
38%
12%
36%
Armour & Co (111)
common———5
Ashland Oil & Refining Co common—1
Atbey Products Corp
Avco Mfg Corp
17%
19%
15%
& Stand San (Un>—
American Tel &
Armco
16%
8%
450
6%
7%
1,500
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Co
6%
6%
12%
8%
Jan
Dec
May
Jan
Modine
43
44%
200
37
Jan
51
18%
18%
19
650
17%
Jan
23% Sep
200
1%
Jan
1%
1%
5%
(Un)—lp
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6
250
47
4%
Apr
2
Aug
8
Feb
60
Jan
Jan
Jun
50%
12%
—
400
12%
300
10% Jan
14
Apr
16%
50%
*
5
10
16%
100
15%
20
Mar
50%
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& Bigelow
Shoe Co Inc
Erown
Brown
,
Chemical
,
Jan
Company
Burkhart (F) Manufacturing
Chicago Milwaukee Et
Pacific Ry common
400
59% Jun
46
53% Mar
100
11%
Jan
13%
53
100
50
Apr
GO
14%
14%
900
14%
Nov
18%
Jan
Northern States Power
34
100
28
Jan
39
Feb
Northwest
12%
700
11% July
May
Feb
May
North
Co
Columbia
Mfg
Co
2,900
21%
Jan
38%
Dec
Ohio
2%
Nov
5%
Jan
Ohio
Oil
400
2%
Nov
3%
Power
Consumers
3%
100
Jail
4%
Oct
16%
400
13% May
16%
Dec
32%
500
28%
Jun
38% Feb
Paramount
16
400
12%
Jan
16%
Feb
Parker
60%
61
150
60
Nov
65%
Feb
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
5'/o conv prior preferred
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2
23%
X
—
17
1,500
19%
22
69%
21%
69%
23%
23%
82%
82%
50
49%
49%
100
1,200
■
29% Feb
Nov
82
65% July
19% Jun
100
Apr
28% Oct
Detroit & Cleveland Nav (Un)
Dodge Mfg Corp
Do'mestic Finance
class
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Pepsi-Cola
90
Feb
Nov
Process
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Nov
32% Mar
500
29-
Feb
33
Jan
16%
Oct
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Dec
25%
29%
29%
15%
15%
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%
12,800
12%
31% Aug
31
Nov
32%
Dec
Jun
21
Feb
30%
8,300
27%
32%
32%
1,100
17%
17%
100
33%
17%
15
33%
200
31
8%
8%
38%
100
9%
9%
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8
12
5
27%
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Jan
8% July
Pure
Oil
Co
Jan
Nov
12%
Jan
9% Mar
Quaker
Oats
Radio Corp ox
RKO
RKO Theatres Corp
Richman
Louis
Motors
Louis
Public
Regis
49
48%
49%
800
Mar
19
Nov
135
135
101% May
5
51%
41% July
119% Jan
145
Sep
Mar
13%
7%
200
12%
Nov
16%
800
7%
Nov
9%
Jan
5
7%
7%
100
5
1
—•
52%
52%
200
General
Public Utilities
(Un)__
7%
8% Oct
Nov
58%
48% July
Feb
42%
--
2%
4,000
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
57%
900
49%
Jan
63%
Sep
7%
2%
57%
5
Gillette
Gltdden
Safety Razor
Co
(Un)
7%
100
6
Jan
42%
42%
500
40
Nov
51%
51%
2,400
2%
57
46%
7% July
45 Va
54
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May
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42%
19%
19%
200
17
Jan
20%
Oct
29%
29%
100
350
11%
Feb
28%
100
24%
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300
8%
1,000
3
3%
500
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Greif Bros Cooperage class A
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Griesedieck
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Independent
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11
Jun
14% Nov
450
15%
Jan
19% Feb
200
13%
Jan
19%
Feb
1,000
11
Jan
12%
Jan
21%
22
6%
600
21% Nov
Inland Steel Co
Interlake
26% Mar
International
International
Minerals
&
Interstate
Power
&
•
&
Tel
(Un)__
Co
20 %
900
40%
31
5
48%
Light
3.50
(Un)—__
(Un)___,
15%
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I
Kelley Island Lime <fc Transport—
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10
Kropp Forge Co
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15%
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27% Feb
11% Aug
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3%
5
38% Oct
44% Feb
200
31
Dec
31
3
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3%
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19
198
52%
16
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Jan
9
700
17% July
150
32
8%
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2,600
18%
la %
18%
15%
15%
15%
17%
17%
17%
18%
19
44%
Jan.
15%
Oct
8%. May
4% Jan
26'A
Jun
Jan
100
700
1,800
13% July
19
Feb
Oct
19%
Apr
17V* Jun
19 V*
Apr
15
10%
10%
10 vb
160
9%
Apr
10%
Dec
35
35
35%
900
29%
Jan
37
Oct
15%
14vb
15%
1,150
13%
Jan
33
33
33%
1,400
30%
Jan
—
52%
53%
200
16% Jan
33% Aug
57% Sep
5
52%
Jan
Mar
Dec
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600
10
Jan
13
Feb
950
17% Jan
8% Jan
21
Sep
950
18% Nov
50
49%
50%
500
45% July
61% Feb
32
34%
300
32
41
36%
1,200
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Dec
31% Jun
Jan
37% Feb
8%.
37%
38%
900
26
Mar
44% Oct
48%
500
45% Nov
55% May
39%
200
39
18%
800
13% Jan
8%
8%
1,300
8% Nov
8% Nov
25 Vb
48%
48%
16%
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25%
24% Oct
27% Jan
23%
5%
23%
1,200
1,100
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2,300
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20
20
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—
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200
43% Mar
4%
6% Mar
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9% July
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13%
*
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33%
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Sen
Oct
Oct
18%
22%
Jan
27
Oct
7%
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19%
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15
16% July
26% Jan
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9%
9%
1,200
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13%
100
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5%
5'a
10
28%
28%
28%
1,000
58%
57%
58%
400
46%
Jan
60% Oct
23%
9%
——
.
14% Feb
Jan
10
5%
4% Mar
26
30
May
25%
(Un)—
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4
4
200
3% May
8% Jun
Oct
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Oct
Oct
5%
Feb
Jan
5
10%
11%
200
20%
21
400
41%
700
6>a
6%
6%
500
38'a
38%
39%
600
38% .Nov
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45%
45
45%
162
41% Aug
46
41 %
•
-
9%
5
com
17%
8
17%
14%
35%
12
22% Sep
49% Feb
Jan
Jun
8%
Oct
6
Feb
May
9%
6,100
7%
Jan
10
Feb
17%
400
16%
Nov
17%
Dec
19%
Nov
23 % May
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21%
21%
100
1.40
(Un)
Sears Roebuck
Feb
5
50c
•
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Co
33 Vi
33%
300
32
July
41%
Jan
12
Jan
17%
Dec
51%
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13
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17%
17
17%
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1,200
11
11
200
65%
Securities Invest Co of St Louis com_l0
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15
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65%
100
35%
1,150
16%
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44%' Feb
19
20% Sep
5
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28
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500
8
200
20
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13
4%
4%
4,200
4% Dgc
45%
100
4%
4%
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35% Jan
3% July
Feb
25% Apr
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Nov
17% Mar
May
21%
23
Sep
24
15
35%
i
34%
17%
18'%
900
43 Vb
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Signode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair
Oil
Corp
42
43%
1,000
6%
1,600
1
*
1
Society Brand Clothes Inc
1
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
South
9%
Feb
Spiegel
5%
5%
34%
35
(Un)
24%
150
21V* Jan
30%
12%
3,000
11
May
58% Nov
12%
Dec
200
74%
Feb
10%
23
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Oct
7%"Jan
46% Sep
5% Oct
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Container
500
10
3%
400
400
2y8 Aug
48% Aug
54% Sep
70%
70
70%
400
59%
72% Nov
70%
71%
1,000
59% Mar
77%
41%
41%
41%
1,000
33% Mar
47%
Oct
1
15%
16 Va
800
14
Jun
17%
1
23%
23%
200
20
July
Oct
Apr
14
Mar
10%
15
10
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1
10
20
20
50
31%
33
400
68%
68%
i
Dec
9y« Jan
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Jan
25
Aug
17
35% Mar
15%
550
20%
21
2,300
17% Jan
33%
34
1,700
32% Jun
55%
56"
600
45% Jun
59% Sep
25
25
34
.
55%
5
46%
Timken Detroit Axel Co
5
Toledo Edison Co_„
5
Products
(The)
World Airlines Inc
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Truax-Traer Coal Co_.
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100
26%
26%
100
34%
500
46%
100
34
19 %
19
19%
300
18%
10%
10%
10%
1,200
40
:
Jan
Apr
-
27%
Apr
34 %
Dec
Apr
47%
Oct
Nov
25%
46%
68% Dec
19
Feb
24% Sep
Jun
25
32%
24% Feb
10% Aug
.
10% Oct
53% Dee
52
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26% Jan
24
100
19% July
3
1,800
2% Dec
21%
900
15% May
24
Nov
50%
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53
24
2
Trans
51%
250
49% Jan
56
Aug
60%
63
3,400
53% Mar
66% July
34
1
2%
2%
5
21%
21%
27% Feb
4% Mar
,
♦
Carbon
_*
62 %
10
34
32%
4%
4"%
200
3% Jan
39%
39%
40%
2,500
37% Jun
47% Jan
11
9% July
12% May
United Air Lines Inc (Un)
Corporation
Gorp
Oct
20
15%
Thompson
Steel
16%
Jan
15%
20%
*
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25
Oct
15%
*
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10%
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5
;
&
750
10%
33
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(The)
Carbide
1,100
4
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208 So La Salle St Corp
50
20
July
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1
(Un)
Co_
14
19%
10
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Corp
14
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Feb
10%
50 V*
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Union
14%
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50
25
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Co
Jan
37% Sep
Jan
3
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Sunbeam Corp
Trane
6%
Aug
60%
5
Co.
5
25%
12%
24
24
5
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46% .Sen
60
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Swift. &
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42
Jan
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60
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Jan
17
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5
:
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Sunray
500
Oct
26%
2
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Warrants
Stone
35
68% Oct
Mar
54
5
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Southern
15
Dec
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39%
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Iowa Illinois Gas & Elec
Iowa Power
300
20%
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41
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19
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6
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7,300
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10%
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18%
41%
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11%
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22% Feb
18%
—
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of
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———.
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18%
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17%
3Va
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Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Standard Railway Equipment
18%
22%
20%
.
75%
Jan
7% Jun
16%
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Jan
4% Feb
11%
1
—
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9%
500
8
30%
48% Sep
Jan
6%
25
Hubbell
64%
200
32% SeD
21%
1
200
12%
600
12%
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28% Jan
7% Nov
18%
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Dec
70
7%
200
California
11%
1
Co—1
Brewing
Hein Werner Corp
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett—
Feb
2,500
of
18%
—
1
4
3%
Oil
_
Co
Mar
2
31 vb
Standard
t
Halllcrafters
100
24 vb
Schenley Industries
Sep
9%
28% July
8% Dec
31%
8%
28%
19%
20
1
*
_j•
Sep
2%
3%
Service A
Southern Pacific Co
General Telephone Corp
Gibson Refrigerator Co
52
Feb
8%
13
-
5
Jan
30%
Paper
Nov
Corp
36%
*
National
St
St
St
Shellmar
General
100
17% Jan
23%
Co
Bros
Oct
14%
1 <
*
44%
41'A
*
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall Drug (Un)
Jan
82
Ccrp common
General Foods Corp
29% May
12%
5
(Un)
Manufacturing
Raytheon
5%
300
General Finance
Jan
__1
Corp
14%
500
•
Transportation
General Box Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
36
23%
(Un>
Co
America
Pictures
Jan
16%
10
Amer
General
30% July
1,200
•
Jun
92
Gamble-Skogmo Inc—
1,300
1,100
•
(U11)
Aug
91%
1
11%
25%
0
7
16%
Auto
13% Nov
68%
1
_
4'/2
-
91%
(The)
Drive
10% Nov
6%- Jan
36
2%
12%
*
(The)
9%
2,200
5
16%
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Four-Wheel
Dec
250
8%
11%
--
50
33VsC
Schwitzer-Cummins
Eddy Paper Corp
Jan
21%
4% Sep
11% May
44
5
25
Corp
200
12%
5
-10
10 %
18 Va Mar
1,700
3,050
25 vb
15 V*
B
6,650
8%
12
11 %
7% July
100
8%
38%
"9%
34% Mar
Jan
5
Eastman Kodak (Un)
Dec
800
4%
12%
May
Jan
30
10c
—
8%
21%
35%
11%
4%
(Un)
Co
Potter Co
50%
—
du Pont (EI) de Nemours (Un)
sy.
12%
Pennsylvania RR
Apr
32%
10
1
Nov
4%
12
•
Airways
Pictures
Pen
Jun
30
5
.•
Corp class A
Du Mont Laboratories Inc (Alan B*
Jan
7 V* Feb
22%
20%
—2
World
American
42%
24%
25 Vb
29%
1
(Un)
8%
(Un)__l
—1
(Un)
Motor Car
Packard
Pan
81
600
25 V8
25
Company
Curtiss-Wright
Feb
*
(Un)
16%
1
Corp
Motors
Continental
Crane
18
20
38%, Feb
43
8
Co
Co
32
•
Co
162
20
26%. Dec
34% May
Jan
15%
25
25
i
Jan
—•
—
Edison
250
2%
it
Rights
Commonwealth Edison
$1.32 conv preferred
i
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft '(Un)
6
1,100
1
(Minn.)
Bancorporation
2%
15%
(The) Co Inc
Gas System
(Un)
Coleman
2,400
Dec
4% Apr
15% Feb
38%
3%
1
5
200
6%
1
Public Service Co of Indiana
Clinton Foods Inc
37%
10
com—5
(Un)
16%
*
Co
American
32
1
100
27%
__10
(Un)
Aviation
Amer
2%
Paul &
common
Feb
6%
1
•
North American Car Corp
North
2%
♦
3
70% Mar
300
11%
35%
25
Corp
Cleveland Cliffs Iron
4%% preferred
Cleveland- Elec Ilium
Chrysler
1,400
3%
5
(Un)
Central RR
York
2%
—*
92
lo
National Tile 81 Mfg
36%
23
1
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp common —
Convertible preferred
Jan
27
•
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp (Un)
Standard Co
34
25
1
50c
1
5
Brewing Corp
Central 111 Secur Corp common
Central & South West Corp
Cemlivre
23% Oct
63
37%
2.50
50c
National
Oak
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit
18% July
6%
2%
Muskegon Piston Ring Co__
Feb
250
450
27%
-
Montgomery Ward & Co
12%
14%
—
10%
20
x37V2
common
64
53
8
15
Butler Brothers common
Co
Nov
19'A Mar
92
4
25
_
22
Jan
19%
3%
-1
10
,1
Co
48
11%
*
Budd
Jun
88
1%
y
Jan
8% Nov
8% Nov
10
Cement
48
48
*
—1
15
Sons
<te
800
—
1
—
63%
.-5
Corp
Borg-Warner
8%
•
common
Muter Company
New
Erach
8%
14%
14%
8% Mar
Jun
43
*
10
—
Benguet Consol Mining Co
Bergoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Booth Fisheries Corp
Borg (George W) Corp
8%
—1
Utilities Inc
Mfg
800
*
-
5%
17% Feb
Jan
7
300
*
1
-
Portland
3,100
18
18%
I'll
Inc
Minneapolis Brewing CoMississippi River Fuel
Missouri
8%
High
4% Aug
Jun
14%
•
Brick
preferred
prior
300
16%
92
Mickelberry's Food Products
$1
8%
Low
10'J
5
15%
17*8
v
1
Marshall Field & Co
South
8%
1—7
Medusa Portland Cement Co.
Middle
15
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16%
»
Printing Co common
Lindsay Lt & Chem common
Lonergan Mfg class B
Miller & Hart Inc
5
*.-«•
15
—10
Lincoln
Meyer Blanke Co
Low
4
-
Co
common
Llbby McNeil & Libby
Monroe
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Mfg Co
Shares
—5
Sessions
&
&
Metropolitan
17
tor Week
.—5
University
Co
Laclede Gas Co
Range Since Jan, 1
LOW
55 Vi
Extension
Laclede-Christy
High
55
5
Laboratories
Abbott
3alle
La
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
•ompll»tl«a «f the round-lot transactions only.
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
(Del)
...
(Un)
...
1
.
Van Dorn Iron Works..
Warner Bros Pictures <Un)____
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirl Pool Corp
_
Wiefcoldt Stores Inc common
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
.Wisconsin Bankshares
Woodall Industries Inc
♦
1,200
23
34
12
300
14%
14%
400
11% Mar
12 y2
38%
40%
800
5
21%
21%
50
34% Jan
21% Dec
12y«
12%
_5
14%.
*
12%
__2
Yates-American Machine Co .—.—5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube ———5
400
9%
_1
14
9%
300
12 V*
12 %
2,950
14
14
13%
13%
49ty 50
50
15%
17% Mar
12
Jan
15% Feb
13% Jun
15% Oct
11% Jan
45% Jun
Oct
14% Jan
May
500
Oct
42
8% July
400
Nov
21% Dec
11% Jun
12
Dec
5
Jan
.
59% Feb
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Volume 174
Number 5073
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR WEEK
RANGE
ENDED
DECEMBER 14
Friday
Friday
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
American
*
Tel
Tel
&
Corporation
Atlantic
City
Elec
Baldwin
5%
1st
Budd
Corp
Corp
Transit
Co
455
33%
Jun
2,530
149%
Jan
163%
Sep
284
14%
Jun
17%
Feb
674
18%
Jan '
23"%
Dec
338
10%
Jun
17
22%
'
23%
11
.
15% Jau
4%
659
3% Aug
5% Mar
2%
228
2
4%
12%
13
295
•
14%
14%
416
Company
%
3%..
2%
2%
Art
Calif
10%
22%
Cement
California
38% May
36%
35%
Aug
17%
Nov
Jan
18%
11% Sep
14%
Jan
Jan
Chrysler
Electric
Power
Light
Motors
24%
41%
41%
Corp
10%
Apr
Feb
20% Jan
25
Oct
40% Jan
46% Aug
44%
•
B
Gimbel Brothers
65% July
6% Nov
82
750
25
6%
13%
com
Storage Battery
General
69%
25
*
Co
&
1,259
69%
25
Corp
Publishing
Delaware
6%
,
330
,
3,248
50%
8%
Jan
California
Canada
Jun
Martin
8%
10
•
24%
Feb
Nov
11%
(Glenn L)
105
14%
137/8
9%
Jun
15%
Jan
75
15
13
14%
1
Tile
class
Trad
12%
Dec
21%
Pacific
Celanese
Preferred
Chrysler
Cities
1
13%
13%
13%
286
12%
Nov
26%
26%
27%
2,547
24%
Jan
28
17%
17%
18%
5,003
16% July
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
10
69%.
65
69%
205
38%
38%
25
*
V
Philadelphia Electric common
•
28%
28%
29%
•
7%
6%
7%
8%
Co
common
9%
Jan
27%
Dec
25%
Nov
div
preference
7%
Jun
27%
723
21%
23%
24%
1,073
•
common
5,738
26
23%
24%
32% July
Nov
13%
6%
Nov
35%
37%
2,601
22%
Jan
a48 a49%
219
43% July
55
Jan
50
185
45%
58 V.
AUg
2.25
Feb
a48
50
1.75
Jan
1.80
1,700
32
32
32%
1,257
28%
Jun
•
21%
21
21%
400
17%
Jun
45 %
45%
783
41
July
70
70%
255
66
Jun
101% 104%
71
84 %
Apr
10
*
Iron
System
A__2%
cl
2%
_
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50
177
a31%
a
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32
28%
28%
30%
3
1.33%
15
Corp
(Un)
....; se
2,208
16%
May
Jan
7£ff Nov
37%
Dec
38 V. Feb
29% Feb
59 %
Feb
82
Apr
Sep
117%
38 Va Mar
26%
Feb
19%
Jun
28%
Oct
31%
Jan
28% July
31%
Nov
13
Feb
2/32
15%
Oct
%
Dec
Nov
32
Sep
31% Aug
Jan
30% Mar
80
Oct
33
Dec
30
a56% a56%
—
31
?8% Jan
282
68
33
a
Sep
23 % Mar
30%
16%
a
1.10
116
68
33
♦
Co
Gas
6,871
w
32%
*
(Un)
203
15%
15%
32
class
Y
77
34%
*
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37
21% a21 %
a
33%
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25
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Grocers
Natural
a
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—
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Edison
of
36%
3
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Chem
Edison
102%
*
(Un)
System
Solvents
Commonwealth
Consold
Oct
10%
—3%
Broadcast
Consolidated
25%
60
1
Co
Rights —i:
Consol
1,101
2,086
.25
(Un)
Co
Apr
Mar
6%
*
(Un);
com
Sep
6
12c
al0% al0%
10%
10
B
Consolidated
29%
Dec
14%
Jan
18
Sep
1
48%
Feb
54% Jun
15%
Jun
V
51%
Nov
Jan
8%
26%
•
8%
Nov
8%
21% Jan
20
—
Corp
Public Service El & Gas common
$1.40
30
Jan
4% Jan
3
Participating ' preferred
Philco
40% Mar
25%
5,549
Transportaiton
Jan
Dec
34% July
4,280
Phila
Apr
26%
•:69%
52% Mar
6c
100
15% May
•
50
;
4% Mar
175
25
Colorado Fuel &
Columbia
110
6c
4% Mar
19%
6%
common..
(Un)
Chemical
Class
5%
28
-
28%
a
25
Corp
Service
Clorox
High
3% Jan
13% July
6c
(Un).
Paul RR
St
365
2
America
Central Eureka Mining Co
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Milw
16
5%
—1%
of
Corp
615
.*
Ltd
Ry
Low
3%
15%
15%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
5
(Un)
Co
Tractor Co
Caterpillar
Jan
Pennsylvania RR
Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Low
#
(Un)
com
Packing Corp
Commercial
Pennroad
A
Corp
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Jan
8%
687
,
Shares
5
__
Dry Ginger Ale
Columbia
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
Co
54 % May
17
18%
8%
46
100
52
18%
51%
5
402
70%
Pacific
Canadian
Chic
Curtis
for Week
1
Sugar
Calaveras
High
Loio
_—100
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
156 % 159 %
11
*
common
Calamba
High
15%
10
13
75c
Co
Securities
Baltimore
156%
♦
*
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
36%
100
Stores
American
Arundel
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
24%
25%
580
24
May
27%
Feb
25%
26%
359
24% Nov
32%
Feb
->704
Consolidated
Vultee
Aircraft
Continental Oil
Co
al7%
1
Continental Motors (Un)
(Un)
al8
a55
5
:
70
;
.
100
7%
Jun
11 Va
Jan
a55
50
49%
Jun
49 Va
Jun
'
Creameries
America
of
l
common
■;
12
51%
51%
Jan
12% Feb
81
Dec
96 Va
475
81
10%
;:A 40
12
81
—
Feb
21
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a8%
a 8%
1
(Del)
48
Nov
57%
34%
Jan
44
245
r:
,
Reading Co .A—
Scott
Paper
50
•
common
Scranton-Spring Brook
Sharp & ;Dohme Inc
Wtr
Serv
51
51%
14
14
15%
41%
-290
V
Westmoreland
42%
41%
160
42%
37%
Jan
83%
82
83'%
385
68%
Crown
Crucible
4%
1,272
3%
30%
198
26 %
10
21
21
29%
29%
-
Jan
29%
48% July
-
Jan
4%
30 'A
20
Coal
Sep
Dec
'
1
13%
Corp
United 'f Gas.'-improvement
Westmoreland Inc
58%
12% Mar
Nov
93
Co
Publishing
Curtlss-Wright Corp
19%
Nov
25%
Jan
29%
Jun
42
Jan
Giorgio Fruit Corp class B com
Fields Co
Co
Chemical
54%
59%
54%
41% Aug
60
7,000
59%
48
$6,000
65
Aug
Oct
Kodak
Dorado
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Paso
Co
Range
Ewa
Steel
*
Arkansas Natural Gas Co
common
Shares
*
System
Duquesne Brewing
Fort
Gas
Pitt
—
National
12%
Jan
549
9'A
Nov
11% Mar
20%
200
19%
Jun
22%
Supply
13%
Feb
Oct
30
30'/8
Jun
35Va
Nov
122
24 Va
Jan
29
1%
Feb
__
33%
24%
33"%
26%
2%
2%
400
10
Fireproofing
Corp
19
19
113
19
2%
20
15% Mar
3% July
5
5%
400
2%
5
Feb
34%
1
__
Oct
Nov
8%
4
305
26%
16%
27% July
8%
1
Fuel
333
32%
_10
Mountain
15%
10
8%
Mfg
Jan
11% May
8%
32%
Gas
Oct
20 Va
Dec
15%
1,085
—
Star
16%
Jun
10%
65
8%
32%
McKinney
Jan
50
17%
15%
9%
20%
—
2%
1,418
Sep
Dec
Dec
5%
Feb
Nov
3%
Jan
Jan
54%
Oct
Pittsburgh Brewing Co—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp
Co
Rentier
2%
10
49%
9%
50c
1
50%
10
50c
2%
38
103
50c
—
—9%
—.
____
Power
Toy Mining
Engineering
Vanadium
Foundry
&
550
10c
23%
11%
50c
May
Sep
75c
8% July
55
x56%
27
27
10
25%
25%
12.50
39%
38%
*
Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
10c
23,312
12c
Jan
25c
General
&
Light (Un)
24
218
58%
285
50
208
24%
26
370
40%
256
24% July
34% Jan
San Francisco Slock
20% Julv
Apr
62
Dec
28%
Oct
Jun
Nov
28 Va
July
42%
Oct
Paint
Air
Corporation
Reduction
Alleghany
Co
1
cap
(Un)
of Prices
Shares
26%
Golden
.
Chem
Goodrich
20% July
29% Feb
30%
3%
73%
3%
71%
100
100
100
1
Airlines
Inc
(Un)
American
Factors
Ltd
(Un):
American
Power
American
17
16%
17
Amt-r
Light
&
1,091
16
16
100
20
(Un)—I—*
Radiator & Stan San
(Un)
American Smelting & Refining
Tel
American
Tel
&
„
7
Nov
3%
560
3
73%
40
60
Jan
75
91
May
a21%a21%
•
*
al5%
(Un)—*
Co
a48% a49%
..100
Co Ltd
Co
(B F)
Viscose
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
com
(Un)—25
(Un)
Co
Mining
(Un)
'*
51
Great Nor Ry non-cum pfd
Greyhound Corp
Pineapple
Honokaa Sugar
Honolulu
Hudson
Hunt
Oil
Idaho
75%
Atchison
(111)
Co
Car
Co
Plantation
Sugar
(Un)
Int'l Nickel of Canada
International
Tel
Mining
Tel com
&
Co
Chemical
&
(Un)i._-____-_jL
Baldwin-Lima-Hamil
Securities
59%
93% Bep
162% Aug
Marine
Co
Calculating
51
295
Mfg
Menasco
806
31%
50
11%
M J
'
Aviation
Bendix
Bethlehem
Blair
Steel
Oil
Bishop
(Un)
35%
Jan
Jan
12% Dec
■'* 81% Sep
&
M
M Cons
Power
(Un)
•
Holdings
.2
Corp
(Un)
1
Borg-Warner Corp
Broadway-Hale
Budd
Company
Bunker
Byron
(Un)
Stores Inc—
Hill
&
Jackson
.
Sulivan
2.05
.5
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8%
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LL-iHP*
Co
For footnotes see page
43.
National
National
Linen
Sep
Natomas
Jun
Prod
Distillers
Sep
15c
7
(Un)__.
—
Jun
Jan
Niagara
4%
Dec
5%
Apr
North
3%
300
3%
Dec
4%
Jan
North
American
Feb
North
American Invest common-
340
2.00
..
8%
8%
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a26% a26%
21%
-
5,339
2.20
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21%
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*
•
8% Mar
15
58%
Jun
46% July
11
1.95
Nov
63
July
248 ""
8% Nov
36 iil< 14% Dec
20%
Feb
120 :X,J 19% Aug
_
69% Jan
15% Feb
Mar
47
50'^-
50
45% May
52
350
41%
Nov
44%
125
2%
Jan
4 Va
Feb
85
46%
Jun
57%
Feb
11 Va
518
11
Jan
12 Va
Jan
15%
16
2,318
15
5
200
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Jan
263
59%
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Dec
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Pacific Railway
Occidental
Feb
5
353
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24
66%
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6
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Oct
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Jan
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Nov
14%
300
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53%
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Feb
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Oct
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Exploration
International
20
21%
100
17
Jan
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Jun
34%
300
27
15
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177
27
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5
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47
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26%
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Week's
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a48Va a49%
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10
...
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82% Nov
—2'/a
common
Gillette
Kaiser
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453
45
90%
-20
Johns-Manville Corp
Friday
42
90%
Feb
'
Co
General Electric Co
IXL
'
Jan
„1
General Foods Corp (Un)
General Motors Corp common
Jan
25%
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27
23"%
5
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air
11c
1
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1
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32%
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2%
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Dec
Oct
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10 Va
139
—
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13%
1
Joy Manufacturing Co
Lone
51
36% May >
109
49%
*
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1,100
205
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8%
5
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17%
__
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48 %
*
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Nov
16
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1975
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51%
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10
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Jan
31%
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303
11
Jan
15
Feb
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2.00
153
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3.75 May
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31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2390)
..
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
Week'*
Range
Shares
Loio
5
Pacific
Coast
—
-6
16 %
1,577
50
Pacific
Finance
Pacific
Gas
Corp (Un)
1st
4.80%
5%
preferred
red
1,617
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70
13%
4
>
Nov
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6
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34
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31%
27%
27%
25%
26
24%
24
24%
275
23%
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25%
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Nov
29
Jan
25 %
25%
580
25'A
Dec
28%
Jan
51%
52
568
SO
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5%
redeemable preferred series A—25
Pacific Lighting Corp common
*
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Corp
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Edison Co
Petroleums
Portland
Pacific
Public
1st
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1
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10%
10%
10
(Un)
20'A
preferred
Service
K
20
•
common.^
31% Mar
1,851
30%
Nov
36% Mar
Southern
589
27%
Nov
32%
Southern'California
294
25
Nov
11
925
20%
2,647
Convertible
34% Mar
Feb
28%
15%
22%
462
108 108%
.
7% July
18
132
15%
22%
15%
611
•
22%
108%
4
*
4%
4%
4%
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Pan American World Airways (Un)_2.50
12%
12%
12%
25%
26'A
Co
(Un)
Jun
Aug
23%
Jan
Jan
114%
Oct
Nov
IS
Dec
22%
Paramount Pictures Corp
(Un)
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u
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PR
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—50
%
5
9%
25
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Pullman
Inc
al7% al8%
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Sep
6% Mar
13% Apr
21%
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33%
4
.
-
609
9%
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8% Oct
175
61%
26.
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Apr
Oct
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637
45% July
53%
Sep
33
33 %
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33
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262
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405
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125
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100
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32
Oct
60
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62% Sep
50
29%
36
520
31
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Co
Standard
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Studebaker
33%
•
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RKO
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3'A
31%
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134
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9%
a
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May
12%
Nov
73%
Aug
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27% July
•
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Dec
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25%
Feb
55
Sep
140
—61%
Feb
75%
Oct
71
638
59 %
Jun
71%
Nov
33
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17% Jan
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22 %
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283
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271
28
32%
10
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552
:
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39
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5
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1
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8
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71
153
63
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19%
5
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71
1
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2.90
Jan
22%
Aug
4%
97s
250
458
Oct
Oct
15
Sep
280
Sep
62c
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Jai.
May
7% July
11% Mar
20
256% 256 Va A
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Jan
91c
May
Jai
'
Preferred
(Un)
-
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1
5-
418
56% May
66%
200
55% Mar
69
93
155
64
98
a3%
a3%
100
Feb
8%
Aug
Oct
Sep
5% Jan
Mar
3% Aug
Stoves
new
al8 Ve al8Ve
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Nov
6%
Jun
14
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Nov
12%
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Apr
Dec
11
Dec
475
11
11
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20
15%
15%
1
Pacific RR Co preferred _Z100
Union Telegraph (Un)—.—*
Jan
5
(Un)
Western
51%
52 Va
mc
5
Western
18c
Nov
101
Lines
Air
(Un)_
Oct
Jan
120
Western
Insurance
Dec
5c
47%
7%
Coast Life
Dcpt
Nov
876
West
Western
38% Mar
29%
7%
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11
A 58 Va
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50
31
Jan
26,980
5
King Coalition
Jan
15
12c
55
15
Silver
10
Nov
11
51 Va
11c
51 V«
Feb
Jan
83
49% "50%
(Indiana)
Of
Corp
Company
Textron
Dec
Sep
793
7%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
34 %
135
93
•
Co
Jan
Apr
32%
31%
51 Ve
Oct
4% Mar
8% Aug
1.564
12c
•
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4%
66'A
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(Un)
27
118
100
11%
Sep
Apr
3% May
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9%
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Mining
Co
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Shasta
pfd—
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Sep
Feb
15
120
34%
a
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Sunray Oil Corp
Texas
Victor
Riverside
28%
Oct
85
Jan
47% Mar
120
41%
32%
32 Va
32%
26
57%
41%
ID
16% Jan
62%
308
82
Nov
Sep
m*j
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A
•
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t
643
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United Can tc Glass Co common
Radio Corp of America (Un)
•
Railway Equip & Realty Ltd pfd—100
Rayonier Incorp common
1
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
—*
High
43
34%
Jan
49%
•
•
34
Calif
Transarnerica
Pepsi Cola Co
com
a
Low
High
43
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1
Aug
17% July
220
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26%
13%
294
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21%
1,180
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&
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common
series
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38%
39
4,756
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19
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44
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15
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64
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20
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45
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37
82
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v
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23
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45
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95
100
•
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75
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Jan
25%
53
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.
54
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23%
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835
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Canadian Car & Foundry
425
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52
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78
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20 Va
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100
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100
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2,335
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90
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78
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39
34
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Feb
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76
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52
20
14
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9
5
Canada Cement common
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77
•
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Feb
10
9.25
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22
55
17%
39
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5
25
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200
30%
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27
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preferred*.,-'
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pfd
35
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20%
•
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39
26
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1,535
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Apr
60 Va
Jan
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•
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12
28
23%
*
British Col Elec Co 4%%
Feb
23
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—
21
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18 % May
9 Va Aug
23
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115
50
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565
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25%
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new
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103'A
385
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23
12
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High
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25
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16%
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6.465
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pfd
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Aluminium
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25
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16%
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16%
20
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preferred
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for Week
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23
Consumers Glass
Sales
Week's
Range
Sales
Range^
Sale Price
.
,
a—
28
Nov
17
Aug
-
Number 5073
Volume 174
.,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2391)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Class
;
B
Low
Montreal Telegraph
Low
High
;
135
23
Nov
28%
Jan
1,075
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>
far Week
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22
Nov
28
Jan
preferred
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26%
50
—
is
475
14% Mar
19%
Feb
Journal Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd-*
—
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—
50%
50%
50%
125
50%
51
Jan
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Jan
•
common—
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,350
Nov
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Canadian*
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26%
70
18%
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—_—„.—
Breweries
Bales
Range
of Prices
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London
National
Week'*
Last
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High
24
24
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
a24a24%
—
Montreal Locomotive
for Week
of Prices
Molson Breweries Ltd class A„
DECEMBER 14
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
FOR WEEK ENDED
26
51%
Apr
52% May
Nov
Jan
115
11% Mar
13
300
32 %
Dec
33%
Jan
Sep
3.25
Nov
32 Va
32%
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—
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Low
a3.20
80
8%
125
2.75
Aug
'
National Drug & Chemical common—5
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i
*
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7 r/c
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Ontario
Steel
Page-Hersey
Penmans
——•
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preferred
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of
Jun
27
Jan
82
79%
82%
1,670
69
8%
..
Jan
24%
25%
389
21
5
155
Sep
88
90
145
63
July
66%
67%
67%
450
49%
a54
.
1
86%
Jan
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26%
Sep
Nov
Oct
Minnesota
of
Canada
Dec
Moore
Nov
National
Nova Scotia Light & Pwr
Jan
Jan
55%
Nov
Orange
1.156
24%
Nov
29%
Oct
Paton
Jan
Oct
Power
28
29 %
1,665
20%
32%
34
7,525
27 % Mar
36%
Apr
13
12%
13
225
12%
16%
Crush Ltd
-*
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100
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Snawinigan
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6%
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Co
Canada
of
Jan
49
May
20
120%
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125
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1,476
31%
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39%
43
275
41
Dec
50
67
20
Jan
21 %
;
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19%
__
19%
355
18%
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Sep
July
Jan
21
Feb
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15
18%
Jan
20%
Feb
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15
89
Nov
90
34
34
50
33
Jun
31
31%
315
30%
Nov
25
93
Jun
23
Nov
25
24%
25
605
34
33%
34
33
34%
1,800
435
5
Thrift Stores Ltd
Steel
Wabasso
Walker
Corp
13%
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4%%
preferred—_100
10%
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18 al8V2
250
a
53
9.60
9.60
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39%
*
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5 f'c
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Jan
2.00 July
670
28
703
25% Jan
23% July
34% Sep
28% Feb
27%
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3.75
15
111
100
27%
27%
Watson
Jack
Products
Western
Woods
Feb
27%
Sep
Arnora
56
1,895
9.75
2,020
15%
Apr
8%
17
Jun
20c
3,100
21
20
21
1,250
38
12%
39
12%
75
34
205
19%
19 %
253
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Sulphur
Metals
1
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22%c
3.00
Dec
Dec
104
Jan
Jan
22
May
25
27
27
20%
20%
26
26
28%
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Barvallee
Belle
Ltd
Mines
Mines
—
Ltd
10
36%
Royal
10
28 %
Toronto
10
26
36
Chibougamau Mines Ltd.—
Bcllekeno
Mines
n
46%
100%
Nov
12%
Sep
15
July
25
Sep
26 %
Jan
Bouscadlllac
25
26
Nov
29
Feb
Bouzan
Yukon
Bibis
Ltd
—_.
Ltd—'—
Mines
Gold
Lake
Bordulac
401
28%
2.0P2
%
19%
24
Jun
25
26
May
28%
1,437
26
Oct
36%
647
35
28
28 %
1.915
39
39
500
28%
Mines
Car tier-Malar tic
Feb
Celta
30
Jan
Dev
Friday
Feb
July
46
Sale Price
3.55
28,100
67c
2%c
24c
3.10
20,800
1,000
29,000
Par
Low
*
25
May
31
Feb
Cobalt
38
Aug
43
Jan
Consolidated
Citra-Lartic Mines
Ltd
Shares
Central
a8 %
5
29%
30
170
5
10%
10%
11%
9,820
9
High
Aug
9
12%
36
14
Oct
Feb
13%
14
Dec
17
Oct
20
15
Jan
22
50
11
Jan
21
Sep
14%
3,710
Jan
16% Aug
9%
109
150
96
Mar
51
51%
375
47
a9%
50
9
123
Mar
a9%
Jan
107%
51 Va
1
Dominion
&
Canada
Malting Co Ltd—:
Co Ltd—*
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19
19
common—*
May
53% Auk
12%
Canadian
41%
41 %
100
160
160
Internat Inv Trust Ltd com-*
11%
11%
11%
50
3.45
3.40
3.45
410
preferred
7%
Canadian
Ltd
Industries
Canadian
—
__
Marconi
Dec
23
Jan
49
1
Company
19
2,210
49
305
52
*
Canadian
52
110
27%
Jan
58
Sep
42
716
33
Jan
51
Aug
160
5
180
14
Mar
160
Nov
11%
53
Nov
3.25 July
5%
5%
5%
337
5%
Nov
*
Co
I07/o
10%
11
3,985
6%
Jan
Canadian Westinghouse Company Ltd_*
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A
*
Class
B
Oct
15c
Nov
Jan
Dec
66c
Feb
73c
Dec
82c
Nov
3c
Jun
13c
Nov
Apr
46c
17c
35c
73c
8c
35c
—
73c
8c
35c
7%c
75c
10c
35c
7%c
5%c
6c
5c
—
*
1
29c
1''
Wines
Claude
General Advert
Neon
8r/r
Ltd
cl
Alcohols Ltd
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c.r,
Ltd
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Ltd
Explor Co Ltd—1
Ladulama Gold Mines Ltd
*.
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
1
LavaJie
Mines Ltd
1
Louvicourt Goldlields
Ltd
1
Mining
,
Sep
4.40 Jan
Macdonald
Mackeno
6
13%
Nov
Sep
&
Wks
Linoleum
Ltd
Co
Structural Steel
Jan
1,000
4.25
82
Sep
1.75 May
Apr
Ltd-
Kooter.ay
36%
1.25
365
38%
4,563
50
58
59
24
39
26
38*/i
New
Santiago
Mines
Sep
Nucana
Jun
Normetal
65c
Jan
1.40
^
Feb
28
Apr
32 V2
Jan
43%
Sep
Jan
20
10
Jan
14% July
6#
—
of
Canada
Power Sec
red
preferred
Corp
class
Pitt
Gold
A
Ltd com
0
•
Paner
Co
Ltd
pfd
Inter-City Baking Company tLd
Gold
Forcupine
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—
—
—
100
44c
Nov
72c
Jan
13,900
5c
Oct
10 %c
Nov
8c
May
24c
Dec
3c
Nov
8c
Oct
Jan
20%
Oct
8,000
4c
4,000
17%
62c
9.40
26c
210
33,000
4,800
2,000
1.26
2,500
100
15
2%c
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Oct
a98c
l-7°
49c
—
8%
1,125
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10
Manitou
Quebec
Apr
Smelting & Refining
Yellowknife Gold Mines
GO
Feb
75
Feb
26
Dec
33
12
Jan
1.80
1.80
1.80
f-'03
15% May
J. 10 Feb
52%
51 %
52%
2.021
30c
30c
103
12%
12%
40
Jan
Ltd.
Quebec
Quebec
Sep
Sep
1.50
Mines
Oct
Feb
10%
21 %
Royran
.Uranium
Gold Fields
8herrltt-Gordon
Siscoe
Gold
Mines-
--
1
3.0o
3.0j
22%
Mines
Ltd-—
22,900
Jan
2,070
9,902
12,000
15c
Feb
a
14
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H%
15
——20
26%
26%
8c
Dec
42c
22,500
11c
Dec
25c
Feb
Dec
25c
Jun
19%
Jan
2,600
12c
100
16
300
.
80c
275
May
Aug
95c
Mar
3.0o
24c
70c
14
Jan
Jan
8
Aug
16%
Dec
Trebor
Jan
28
Dec
Tungsten Corp of Canada Ltd
Mines
Ltd
—
1
-,-1
—-1
1
1
503
--
--
2.70
Oct
Nov
41c
Apr
Jan
86c
Sep
Jan
50c
Jan
May
Jan
3.70
48c
Feb
Oct
31c
5.10
22,000
18c
Jun
37c
Nov
1,600
4.50
Jan
6.00
1.28
1.12 July
1.70
1 25
1,000
,
58c
63c
3c
3c
6,2c 6.2c
17c
H80
27c
2.95
10c
»c
22 /2
35c
18c
2-}?
2^c
2 95
12c
hc
22%
90c
Jan
Feb
8c
Mar
1,000
5c
Sep
35c
Jan
6,600
12c
Nov
51c
Jan
33.900
1,500
700
.
H
l-"6
2.94
Oct
44 %c
Sep
1.70
2.70
Nov
4.15 May
9c
Nov
23c
Feb
4%c
Jan
15c
NOV
200
21
Jun
29%
Jan
58c
Sep
1,000
35c
July
70c
July
7c
July
y_2c
36c
4 10
Dec
17%c Jan
5o0
44,500
3,900
1.00
Oct
Jan
3c
1.15
18 ^
Feb
40c
4.00
67c
^
Jan
500
3.90
60c
1.10
1.97
5,700
9,900
19,000
2.10
1-03
12c
Sep
Jun
20%
May
.
65c
16
2.20
80c
24c
75c
12c
Mines
Feb
Nov
Aug
j.jo
24
Lake
Oct
1.30
70c
10c
Hc
--
Feb
70c
5,500
28/2c
5.00
1.10
35c
Nov
—
3.95
65c
Jun
8.65
12c
64c
11c
1
July
15 %c July
5,800
30c
—
Jan
Dec
July
60c
He
45
Tache
3.500
Jan
55c
14%
20c
64c
1
400
9:50
800
~4c
--
Jan
Nov
23c
27c
24c
1
1
952
6.25
35c
3.25
900
16
Jan
629
1,100
—
Ltd
Tiblemont Gold Fields Ltd.
Tobrit Silver Mines Ltd
75
rK
Nov
32,100
Feb
5.25
Feb
7r.
6-c
1
Oct
17
38c
o4«r
8/2c
7.20
Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd—
23%
16%
Jan
Nov
10%
55c
L00
Standard Gold
Dec
Oct
Jan
12c
2%c
Nov
—
Feb
4.00
Feb
Feb
5%c
July
1
21
16% Mir
1.42 Aug
13
Dec
73c
Mines Ltd...—,v..-—-1
Dec
15% July
>
%e
42c
»c
12%
50
Jun
500
36c
8 2c
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Stadacona
Mines (1944)
Ltd
100
Nov
11,000
—
Feb
Jan
3,795
Oct
Jan
50c
36c
8%c
70%
85c
a12
Dec
10
32c
a99c
1
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Nov
4.0Q
9
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65%c
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1
Ltd-T—
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4<"%
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1.24
67c
Oct
Jun
Jun
200
J
55c
1
—
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd—-Quetabe Mines Ltd——
...
—1
35c
25c
4.00
t>.85
12 %c
13,000
23,800
He
18c
17
.Tin
«%
July
40c
16c
Sep
o'f.c
36c
--
27c
16%
33
16
3%c
2,000
35c
49c
1
Quebec Copper Corp—
Onehec Labrador Develop Co Ltd
8
Apr
1,000
8.10
27c
H
—
35c
GoldfieldS——A
—1
Chibougamau
Quebec
Dec
Aug
75
4.00
17,400
88c
27c
18'-» J;8/8
27c
13%
6/yc
Nov
103
*
1.30
10%
4%c
8.10
—
Ltd——1
Mines Ltd——1
Prime
48%
13%
0
Jan
46c
8%c
23c
24c 29%c
3 /ac
4c
15c
15c
--
Mining Co
26
9
A—*
international Paints (Can) Ltd cl
preferred
-
61c
60
20 %
t
_•
common—
Hydro-Electric Securities Corporation-*
5'e
—
1-28
Ltd
Jan
26
12%
Jun
75c
1.25
1-25
—1
Fields
Nov
13%
O
.100
100
——
Hubbard Felt Co Ltd class A
21c
Ltd.———1
Mines
Gold
court
<t
Jan
25
/
1
16
25
it
May
O'Brien
Steep
nrp-t
26c
*
37%
405
-
*
A
"t'ow
Foreign
9.00
1
Ltd—
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Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd—
Rix-Athabasca
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17%
55c
—
—
9.00
1
23
j
353
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3%c
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50c
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100
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218
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—
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28
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1
Oct
2,000
Oct
a7%
*
pfd_
Sep
9%
7%
%
316
a7%
*
Fanny-Farmer Candy Shops Inc__
Federal Grain Co cla s A—
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8c
1
Ltd-
Formaque Mines Ltd
Pacific Ccal & Oils Ltd
New
Dec
6
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*
*
Ltd
Power 7%
*
Calumet Mines Ltd-^
18%
36%
._*
.
8.00
Cons
22%
1.05
new_*
Woollens & Worsteds
Paper Co Ltd
East
—
—1
*
Ltd
Mines
Jan
6
•
Domucona
Products
1
1
Ltd——1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpas
Jan
Ltd
Dominion
Steel
Corp
80c
*
Dominion
Eastern
Ltd
Mining
950
;
Engineering
Oilcloth
Dom
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
Island
New
Limitee class B—*
David & Frerc
&
Dec
1.25
Sep
15c
3,500
*
9
75
t
Dominion
Mining Co Ltd—1
Kirkland Lake Gold
Mar
7%
Jan
37 %c
10c
lie 12%c
8
p-
Oct
Nov
Dec
4c
1,000
12/2c
15c
H8
48
a82c a82c
130
7%
Jan
Jan
19,500
He
Ltd
Co
Mines—.——;—
9
pfd—20
5%
—
13c
Devel
Yukon
9
*
_
81c
16c
May
1
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd———1
Min
Ken nayo
Dredging Ltd
1.45
Feb
23C
8c
1
Kayrand
Mines
Ltd—
Corp
Mills
Textile
Conscl
Crain
Pauer
Ltd—
Mines
Montauban
—
—
juJi'ifd
——-1
1
Mines Ltd
Lake
Jaculot
Nechi
1.45
4.10
6%c
Feb
112
15c
Jun
Jun
44c
25c
Feb
*
35c
Dec*
1
13%
•
73,200
Jan
Feb
Mines Ltd-i
Gold
25
common
5c
3c
14%
Jun
5
Bakeries of Canada—*
3c
9,500
4c
1c
May
1.45
7,000
13.200
15
12
*
Oct
May
17 %c Sep
77,000
5
21
80
a
10%c
■'
.
15
B
1,000
4c
1
■
100
liaaltd DiV Standard Sec cl A
Co i-i
2.25
2,000
31,500
35c
17c
8c
He
Mines Ltd
—
■'
21
13%
preferred
Consolidated
I
Hudson-Rand
New
Commercial
'
Cons Gol1
Holllnger
*
1
Ltd
(1945)
13%
80
a
„
7.30
5.00 Aug
45c
—
10%
4%c
%c
_—__*
Chateau-Gai
1.98
3c
29c
16c
8c
He
2.10
*
—
Mines Ltd
Nickel
21
—
Dec
35c
17c
35c
17c
1
*
1
1
1
.
0
——
40c
3,000
1
Jan
Dec
49
*
Lumber
Western
48c
Oct
A-
Ltd--
Goldbeam Mines Ltd
Merr.ll
Canadian Salt Co Ltd—
Dec
Feb
Nov
55c
1
————1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Feb
19%
*
Canadian Dredge <te Dock Co Ltd
3.15
6c
—
Glacier
Labrador
Canada
41c
Jun
Jan
Sep
al8
/
370
a20
al8
14
Nov
1.83
3c
45c.
8%c
Ltd— 4
Mines Ltd—
Gold
Apr
Dec
Jan
29%
Jack
*
21c
Oct
Mar
3,000
1,500
1
1
Mines Ltd—
Fontana
14%
14
.
4%c
4c
1
Ltd-
Mines
Sullivan
Falconbridge
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a8%
a20
83c
May
4c
Mines™,
1
Cadillac Mines—1
Mines
Candego
Explorations
Emerald
Low
29%
*
July
2c
74c
1
Ltd
Silver
Lode
Donalda
East
*
Belding-Corticelli Limited common—100
19,960
4.20
2.27 July
50c
Jan
*
—
Ltd
Co
Sales
of Prices
July
Jan
for Week
Range
Apr
40
46c
1
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Century Mining Corp Ltd
Eldona
Week's
Last
18
...
400
1
Mines
Gold
Mining
&
32 %
Canadian Funds
109
Jan
1,000
1
Ltd
Ltd
Feb
28
Dome
Co Ltd
Jan
27
161,950
1
Mines
Gold
21%
July
Montreal Curb Market
Hosiery
15
57
55c
.
convertible 1st preferred
preferred ——;
55
Oct
48c
Consol Rochette Mines Ltd
2nd
Oct
5.90
1
Ltd—.
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Gold Mines Ltd
Cortez
$5
22
Feb
May
Consolidated
$3
Feb
55c
Mining Corp'n Ltd———*
Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1
500
20%
28
Butterfly
Sep
16
43c
—
25
1
13%
45%
5.85
Beatrice
2,925
coinmSn
Apr
43c
Dec
14
—:
Aug
12
17%
5.90
9.90
9.50
90
10
B
23
July
1
—
18
Montreal
Company
Apr
Jan
16c
—1
barvue
Base Metals
35
10
Class
Feb
Jan
21c
2.83
—
Oct
50
Dominion
Brown
Aug
35c
62c
3.15
—
*
—
Feb
13%
A
19
120% Mar
>29%
2%c
3.20
1
Ltd
Ltd—
Jan
ifi
cl
May
Oct
90
10
Ltd
Feb
27
Jan
Aug
60%
»
Packers
57
'
Feb
24
50% July
99
Ltd
22
115
11%
7
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Jun
36
25%
al9
39
STOCKS
Apr
49%
25
Nov
1,051
I
107
375
Jan
18
90
10
Columbia
Jan
15
10
Stocks—
Mines
Carnegie
British
115
Oct
19
117
28
20c
—*
—
Breweries Ltd
Canada
Mining
37
25
Works
Aug
15
24%
—*
._
Ltd
Ankeno
Jun
39
!
Glove
Apr
16
500
19
116
28
17c
•
Ltd
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
30%
a97
Catiaciieime
Acme
Feb
7.50
24%
*
Ltd
Jan
Arno
12
Co
&
Jan
Sep
25
Scotia
Jun
21
Oct
3.75
19
Banks—
Nova
Dec
20% July
24%
—
Manufacturing Co Ltd
37
38
common
Commerce
60
100
725
*
Ltd
Corporations class B
Jun
a97
preferred
preferred
6%
590
28
a53% a53%
—
class A_,
Canada
of
Gas
United
Bob's
ZeiWs
Finance Corp
Union
30
—100
common
_
Sep
1.70
Feb
38%
100
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*
Electric
preferred
105
53
*
„
_
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10%
a
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Winnipeg
5%
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&
Leaseholds
(Geo)
•
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Western
Wilsils
*
—
—
*
pfd——100
(.Can)
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United
—
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Transvision-Television
Jun
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common
Ltd
Co
Westeel
a20
*
i,
28%
a89
31
—
Sep
Apr
5.00
Jan
Jan
34
Power
Traders
37%
100
Canada
Jan
41
41
■;
103%
770
a90
A
Southern Canada Power 67<?
41%
-—*
-
Sangamo
Oct
May
98
Jan
19%
a21 % a21 %
preferred—-100
preferred
Southern
Steel
57c
B
'!<
10
—*
20%
Jan
all8
38%
—0
class
Simpsons
4%
•
common
certificates
Sons
&
98%
Ltd—
Industries
July
40%
20
trust
H
18
12%
all4
*
com
155
515
50
Breweries
.Voting
Simon
Power
&
41%
pfd—100
preferred
18
16%
98%
*
7r/o
A
4%
class
18
16%
—
16 %
—100
common
Water
Series A
Sheraton
pfd
Mills
2.70
Jan
5 %
94
May
Jan
30
Dec
Russell
Lawrence
150
83
Jan
27%
a20
3.75
15
111
—
Co Ltd com_*
115
98
Jun
4%
26%
—
-27%
26%
July
88
4.25
18% July
7.7% Aug
88
1.50
—
63
17%
54
32%
*
Lawrence
...
Ltd $1.50 pfd—20
Co
25
i
27%
—
27%
27
5
29 %
*
St
—
435
*
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
St
5
•
Co_
common—
Grocers
J
10
5
88
4.25
—
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5
5
a54
*
common
Power 4%%
Paper
90
Corp
,a90
*
10
Ltd
Ontario
&
74
Jun
com
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
*
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com_—*
Mica
26%
Quebec Power
Saguenay
Limited
8%
—
4%
Distilleries
Nov
-—*
Ltd
Transport
Ltd
*
pfd—100
Co
Oil
McColl-Frontenac
Jan
168
*
com
new
Leaf Milling
Maple
Melchers
51%
50
50
Feb
9
32%
34%
May
al55
*
Canada
Co
&
26%
35
24%
*
Company
Corp
Price
810
*
—,——1
common
Provincial
320
a33
—100
Placer Development
Power
8%
29%
a32
f
•
common—
———
Tubes
Powell River
V2
28%
a32
•
Noranda Mines Ltd
Ogilvie
8
28%
„
Niagara Wire Weaving
2.53 Jun
2,900
60c
Jan
2,500
3c
Jun
r.r,
34c
Aug
1,500
7c
Apr
Nov
2,475
6.50
2,300
2.86 July
33350
1,500
12.100
53c
Sep
4c
Mar
1.20 Jan
1,500
7c
Apr
6,400
62c
July
1.70 Aug
16c
Jan
4.65
Jan
1.30 Mar
15c
Sep
45c
Jan
15c
10%
Sep
Jan*
3.80 Aug
1.05
15c
Sep
Nov
2f20 Feb
20c
1.52
July
Oct
39
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2392)
..
.
Monday, December 17, 1931
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
V-i
Friday
Week's
.''Vi.v
KANGE
WEEK ENDED
FOR
DECEMBER
14
Sales
Sales
Week's
Friday
"
for Week
East
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
of Prices
Low
1
Hill Mines Ltd4-~^~-~'*
United Keno
Ventures
---*
Weeden
U
—1
1
1
Yukeno
1,100
52c
50c
39,100
137,600
35c
3,100
32c
& Copper
Products
Mineral
Minerals
Ashlev
Westville
14
51c
Ltd-
Pyrite
Wendell
66,300
700
14
Ltd
Western
3.05
12%
2.75
Ltd_____„_
Asbestos Corp
Ltd
Mines
1
1
—
Ltd
Mines
~
14.
44c
48c
43c
,
32c
3%c
>
3%c
High
Mar
12%
Dec
10%
Oct
6.20
16
Jan
•
VV'? V
1.15
for Week
of Prices
Shares
' -
V V
15%
Feb
Oct
British
Columbia
2yc
July
85c
28c
May
53c
Sep
Broulan
15c
Jun
42c
Oct
Bruck
3c
Jun
66c
Jun
class
Power
A—
Class B
•
31%
Mines
class
13%
Jan
350
3'A
Jan
21
Sep
Sep
1,368
28%
Jan
32 %
Dec
6.50
Feb
:
5%
y
/y
5%
;-'.5%
5,255
-4.10
1.44
15,000
1.19
9%
20
—
1.95
Oct
•*
40c
48,600
8.90
8.50
8.90
7,550
4.75
Jan
*
Corp Ltd
Edmonton
38c
•
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
&
Buffadlson
.1
Gold
Buffalo
Admiral Oils Ltd
__
131/2
13%
400
8.30
Jan
37c
32c
Red
Nov
Buffalo
8.90
Dec
Building
Sep
Bulldog
,
Calvan
Petroleums Ltd
•
5.50
5.50
5.75
2,500
4.90
Apr
7.35
.
Oct
14%
%
Feb
Explorers Ltd
______—*
5.00
4.45
5.10
5,800
1.85
Apr
5.10
Dec
Lake
;
38,000
30,300
1.20
18C
24,000
15%c
-3,274
715
11,000
21
180
Jan
38c
Jun
Jan
11c
July
Sep
35c
,.
Sep
36'A
Jun
15c
Oct
1.70
.
Jun
30%
29c
15%c
Jan
3%c
34%.
20
29c'
6%C
33
33
1
'
8%c July
6c
"
Knife
12c
1.40
21 %c
1
Products
Yellow
10c
17c
He
17c
Dec
Oct
Central
1
*
Canadian
17
45c
Nov
.
Jan
6c
Stocks-
Calgary
,..
1.56
Nov
9
1.29
Oil
22
,
July
9%
,
Jan
1.42
9%
1
B
32%
High
290
1.43
•
Reef
Mills
17%
Range Since Jan. 1
Law
19%
31;%
-:j
•
Iiigh
19%
par
Low
*yyl7
-
Packers class A
Aug
1,000
\
-"Vy■ '
v
British Columbia
1,000
3%c
1.15
Low
94c
.
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.70
12%
Par
United
Last
STOCKS
Shares
,,
Continental
Two
Oil
exchanged
New
of
Co
shares
for
Class
of
V
.
*
_
■.
■
45c
16,900
22c
July
52c
Oct
Crest
Federated
Oil
*
_
Ltd———-—*
Petroleums
Ventures
Oil
Gaspe
Ltd
21c
Ltd
1
—
Home
Oil
Oils
22c
6,000
lie
Jun
32c
Oct
Jupitor Oils Ltd
'
1
Long Island Petroleums Ltd—
National Petroleuihs Corp Ltd..
New
Continental
New
Pacalta
Oil
Oils
of Can
Co
Oils
Pacific
Petroleums
*
8
8%
225
9c
9c
1,000
16%
16%
13 %
13%
Pan Western
Phillips
South
Oils
Oil
Brazeau
Oils
Superior
Ltd
Lin
Calgary
Petroleums
Trans
Empire
Western
34c
22,200
1.68
30,900
80c
50c
12,000
16c
Jun
2,80
3,15
1.18
1.18
11c
11c 12 %c
6,780
35,150
13
Sep
Oils
Nov
2.80
18% Mar
49c
Nov
2.94
Nov
14c
Calvan
Oct
Canada
Bread
1,600
1,500
4.40
Nov
Canada
Cement
1.18
Dec
1.18
Dec
6,500
8c
17%c Oct
May
3.25
3.50
9,200
2.08
Jan
11
11%
1,700
7.80
Jan
95c
1.00
2,000
33c
Jan
1.55
1.65
2.830
85c
Jan
1.70
7c
Aug
14%c
10c
3.75 Dec
12%
Nov
1.80
Oct
Nov
Oct
9c
3,000
1.38
1.45
6,400
85c
Jan
1.75
Oct
86c
1.00
20,300
79c
Nov
1.50
Nov
9c
•
4.00
1.46
4.00
700
1.45
__
1.55
76,075
2.25 May
16 %c
4.55
Sep
1.78
Jun
Canada
Oct
Foils
Canadian
Canadian
Canada
Power & Paper new
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic class A
common.*
Low
16%
Life
20
*
Common
24%
•
Preferred
Acadla-Uranium
Acme
•
Gas
Oil_"_
&
2,175
18%
18
18%
333
6%
6%
6%
200
6%
Jun
97
98
75
84%
Nov
20 %c 22 %c
15c
12c
24%
25 %
Aug
20% Feb
Jan
Jun
18
8%
Feb
105
July
6,425
19c
Jun
61c
Jan
11,500
15c
10c
Jan
24c
Oct
»
Petroleumns
Yellow
39c
38c
40C
12,900
32c
Nov
•
____
Knife.
1.55
1.37
1.65
174,600
55c
Apr
2.27
Sep
1.10
1.15
2,500
86c
Jun
1.42
Jan
Alberta
Distilleries
3.00
3.10
300
Alberta
Pacific
Aigoma
1
Steel
Aluminium
*
common
Cons
3.00
1
•
Ltd
65c
48%
_•
25
Aluminum Co of Canada pfd
102%
48
23
72c
10,213
513/
1,536
101% 103%
1,703
Jan
98
Aug
26
Nov
29%
Jan
10%
Nov
6
Jan
,11%
Jan
18
Sep
112
115
Jun
115
Dec
19%
19%
20%
10
...
65
65
65
5
65
-a
48
48%
195
48
36
Bank
of
145
36
120
30
Dec
47%
155
43
July
47%
53
178
24'A
44
45%'
469
6.60
Jan
Dec
43
Sep
50
Feb
129
166
12
July
180%
88%
60
61%
Jan
98'A
Oct
6.55
6.85
4,954
6.20
Oct
7.85
Nov
Jun
28%
Feb
Jan
21% July
34% Sep
26
26%
1,872
24
17%
18%
I,800
y17
32%
33
925
15
26
24%
450
14%
15
20
17 %
17
17%
570
50
49
50
957
45
*
52
52
53%
490
27%
•
4.15
4.15
4.15
397
6%
6%
255
100
58
58
59
65
*
—
Dredge
Food
_____
—
31%
31%
32
225
55c
57c
7,650
24%
25%
530
Jan
16
_*
common
common
44'/ac Nov
Class
A
2.85
3.40
July
18
Jun
Nov
■y
Jan
76c
Dec
Jan
61 %
Sep
Mar
common
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
5%
Oils
Cos
preferred
Canadian
24 %
*
common
100
Vickers
Wirebound
99
39
A
:
—
16'A
16
16 %
33
1.05
Feb
Feb
36%
Feb
81 %c
Jan
Dec
Jan
30
97
Nov
102
Mar
21%
Nov
39
Dec
13%
Jan
22
27
Jan
40%
Oct
1.50
Oct
18k
75
1.05
Feb
9
70
26% May
511
32%
4.60
Nov
53c
29,974
4
Feb
Nov
55
110
36
1
class
Gold
97
37
•
Railway
98
25
_______
Pacific
Canadian
Cariboo
*
Oct
6'/a
Mar
58% Sep
Jan
3.25
Sep
19
68
13% July
y
Oct
200
1.05
Jun.
Oct
-
Feb
Oct
35c
28
91
Products
___
Preferred
Apr
53
6%
Car
Apr
39
Jan
32 %
'
Celanese
45"
Nov
54%
17%
_*
Canners
A
May
86
10
Commerce,
Sep
,54
166
—2
Breweries
Feb
76
Dec
36%,
"
Oils
22%
Dec
.
30'A
*
Atlantic
19% Aug
45
Ai
class
65
710
30
30
50
Cable
'
53
*
B
15 V;
■y'y.
47%
*
20
__________*
...
'
&
115
205
10
Canada S S Lines common
Wire
9%
16%
B_________*
Mortgage
;
9%
16%
•
—
Preferred
•
16%
*
class
Permanent
Canadian
Aiax
Akaitcho
Jan
53%
405
Class B
Canadian
High
22% May
Nov
25%
1
Admiral Oils
16%
24%
100
_
7,430
•; 56
175
Assurance
Canadian
Low
17%
Nov
90
82
Canada Packers class A
Canada
"48
48
26%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16%
•
Oct
Dec
26
Foundry
Canadian
for Week
Par
Abltlbi
7.35
4.60
77
Malting
Class
Shares
Sep
Apr
•
Foundries
Canadian
Range
4.80
^2,10 Jan
8,505 *
18,485 V
48
common
Iron
Canada
Canadian
Sales
of Trices
5.75
4.60
*
...
Canadian
Canadian Funds
Last
5.50
3.95
1.80, Nov
80c
preferred—_50
B
common
Canadian
Toronto Stock Exchange
Sale Price
5.55
4.55
Jan
1.06
.
20
class
Canadian
STOCKS
Gas
A
Class
Week's
1
1
&
Preferred
Canada
Friday
V
Nov
79c
Jan
May
11
_r
Oil
Cons
Campbell Red Lake
1.70
3.50
__
y.
•
May
38c
1
1.60
8% Mar
Jan
46c
—
Ltd
Oils
Jan
31c
1.52
48c
—
1.45
Homestead
5c
32c
*
Ltd—*
*
Jun
17% Sep
1.64
200
Oils
18%
Jan
•
32,500
86c
Feb
7%
•
49c
______„1
16%
1
2.80
Ltd_.__—*
Jun
130
'1,610
Calmont Oils
440
Ltd..
Tor American Oils Ltd
--
13%
Callinan Flln Flon
2.80
•
y-U-"
—*
8.90 Mar
2.80
—
__.l
2nd preferred
Edmonton
&
2.95
_*
*
19c
Jan
48c
Ltd
Co
Anr
Jan
17%
__
Oct
1.45
90c
Ltd
7'A
6c
...
6.15
17
Ltd
Oct
Sep
1
Class
Okalta
59
43
2,200
45c
Ltd
Co
Jan
Mar
1,000
46c
-•
40
28
8.00
17%
___
20
160
2.50
•
-
Feb
56
33
7.95
*
—
-23
32
2.4(3
—
—
1
Ltd
Co
Ltd
„
class A
Calnorth
Jet
32
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__
Jan
56
—*
_____
Calder Bousauet
Caldwell
East
A
18
•
35c
40c
class
Co
20 %
*
B
Burrard
Oil
Ltd
Oils
Burns &
being
share
new
one
Continental
Decalta
Ltd
Can
Continental
of
Burlington Steel
Oct
119
Casslar
Asbestos
Central
Leduc
3.25
2.90
3.45
16,510
5.00
4.50
5.10
51.450
*
2.48
2.45
2.65
6,600
1
Explorers
Central
66c
*
1
Corp
Ltd
Oil
1.90 Aug
4.20
Sep
July
5.10
Dec
1.80 July
3.00
Jan
2.20
/
Larder.
22%
23
270
18c
19c
I,600
1
22%
Dec
26%
Feb
14c
Jun
26c
Jan
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
*
1.15
1.12
1.26
26,301
95c
Nov
1.40
*
85c
85 c
94c
7,400
76c
Jan
1.24
Apr
1
91c
Oct
Patricia
G4c
66c
7,900
48c
May
75c
Aug
Porcupine
1
19c
21c
6,141
15c
May
30c
Feb
Centremaque Gold
1
15c
17c
2,500
7c
Jun
23c
Sep
1.21
1.20
1.30
4,525
65c
Aug
1.55
Nov
7
Dec
7
7
100
6%
Aug
9
8%
9
745
7%
Sep
91c
1.44
65,875
Gold
Mines
Nov
American
Central
Central
Amalgamated
Nepheline
American
Yellowknlfe
42 %c
40c
47c
133,050
6%c
Jan
*
3.25
3.20
3.55
25,000
2.30
Jun
1
18c
18c
19c
30.800
Nov
51c
♦
8.90
8.45
9.00
4.60
Jan
9.00
Anglo-Huronian
25,865
Dec
<■
11%
10:%
11%
260
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1
16c
13c
20c
25,200
Sep
38c
Jan
...1
62 %c
61c
69c
119,237
*
60c
57c
65c
9,500
8c 9%c
19,200
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Petroleums
Anglo-Canadian
;
Oil
16c
4.10
Oct
May
Charter Oils
•
Chatco
Steel
___10
Chemical
Research
Ankeno Mines
....
Anson
Jan
83c
67c
Dec
Chromium
15c
Oct
Circle
Jan
Citra-Larcic
Mines
common
Ltd
30c
Nov
Cobalt
Silver
Mines
Oct
Cochenour Willans
11c
11c
Area Mines
3,500
10c
July
1
23c
22c
23c
2.500
11c
Dec
•
13%
13%
13%
Corp common
Preferred
Arjon
_______.._100
....
Gold
1
Armistice
Ascot
Corp.
Hardware
..1
class
B____
Asher Oil Co Ltd
Athona
Mines
Atlas
Gold
40c
25
Sep
2,000
III,500
3,200
■
5
13% Mar
10%c
Apr
33c
Nov
6c
May
102
16 %c
21c
70c
Jun
I,450
17c
17c
17c
8,500
14c
7c
7%c
7,600
5%c
28
28%
940
26
38%.; 36%
965
34
38
Mar
7c
28%
-.10
36%
C
14,000
2.&0
Sep
106
July
1
22c 24 %c
Aug
Sep
14c
Dec
3.10
Farm
Sep
Commonwealth
Coniagas
Bellekeno Mines
Yukon
68c
-.1
Mines
Kirkland
75c
Howey
12c
Jan
Consolidated
Lebel
Oct
32 %
Feb
46
Jan
Consolidated Mining & Smelting.
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Mines
__1
66c
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
7.60
-
Gold
__
Bordulac
43
91,500
37c
79c
34,910
72c
Apr
3c
Mar
Sep
:
Jun
16C
18c
70c
70c
4c
4c
12.301
5,200
•
10 %c
45
1,500
3c
May
Jan
Roofing
Brazilian Traction
class
new
A—
...
Cosmos
A.___
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
EleC
common
4%%
Craig
Jan
Crestaurum
21%c Sep
72
Oct
Columbia Forest Products
For footnotes
July
9c
Crow's
97,650
6c
Jan
47c
May
7c
Apr
13c
Jan
4.1
2,200
13c
12 %C
15c
14,040
9%c
9c
11c
Box
common
Mills
182
182
196
6.00
1,760
8.00
Jan
Davis
16%
65
15%
Feb
17%
Oct
*
11 %c
11c 12 %c
6%
-
6%
14%
15%
170
14%
Jan
■
23c
100
140 %
3.60
150
12%
II,649
11%
Nov
12%
20c
16 %c
20c
48,000
20
20%
8,412
90
91
314
8
8%
9,750
9c
Jan
19 %
Aug
Sep
90
5%
Jan
69c
Nov
1.27 May
23c
*
Jun
52c
Feb
AugJuly
58c
Mar
30c'
6c
126
Jan
>
Oct
19c
196
Jan
10%c Nov
620
21c
25c
Dec
-28c
•
.
May
145
—
12%
40'A
28
25c
Dec
165%
Feb
Jan
4.35
Sep
Jan
17%- Feb
11
Jan
17%
-
30
-•
Nov
10%
116
28
1.50
Aug
Oct
1,210
4.50
'
12%
9c
Aug
Jun
235
y
1.75
>140
10,337
40'A
•
3.65
12'A
*
3.55
Dec
Sep
-
8'A
Nov-
80c
77,300
140% 144'A
12
"
5%
150
400
1.40
'25%
Jan
48
75
17%
Jan
30
4%
4.50
200
11c 11 %c
1,500
10c
28 %c 28 %c
500
27c
100
70
70
7c
70
1
7c
'
8%
Nov
18c
Jun
45c
May
Feb
Nov
Oct
Mines
14c
14c
1,800
50c
50c
59c
•
Leather
class
38c
35c
35c
Dec
Oct
Feb
9-%c May
22c
Jan
Jan
59c
Dec
Dec
24
Feb
10%
Feb
May
Sep
Del
Sep
Detta
Mar
Sep
•
Delnlte Mines
23
■■
7
*
Ltd
17
18c
'
170
7
Rio
1
Producers
Discovery
1 c
Ltd
Minerals
Devon-Leduc
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1.75
191,850
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1.10
1.10
1.72
1.80%
12'Ac 13% 0.1.
WC
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-
1.10
2.35
2.25
39%c
35c
2.65*
3,200
IB-7
65
45c
20c
.
101
10%
16
*
A
:
Oils
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Jan
75
Jan
60
y
51,614
1
Jan
Mar
23c
53%
75
1,000
15% Aug
20%
Mar
Nov
1
Coal
Patricia
Class B
•
Oct
9
78c
18c
70
150
1.35
*
0
Pershing
Decalta
12%
23c
6'A July
.
1
Petroleum
6.00
12%
Jan
80c
May
9c
5,759
4,333
•
;
D'Aragon
16%
5.55 May
Jan
Dec
51'Ac
73,937
5
__•
Mines
Nest
Davies
8
60c
•
433,711
•
56c
Sep
1.80
Jan
■i.qji'fV
see oa<re
Bit
Crowshore
40c
pfd__.10O
57c
Dec
13% Mar
Oct
21c
_1
Lake
1.35 May
*
Paper
Nov
31c
___*
200
*
voting
Imperial
7c
8%C
ordinary..
1.50
Jun
3.70
Jan
1.50
Feb
6c
3.30
Jan
9%
1
;
;
85c
31c
*
I.80
150
2.50
Rochette
Dist
Corrugated
14c
6.00
class
1,700
12
0
A
Gold
Gas
B
Oct
-.1
Cordage
class
Exp'oration
(H)
Class
-1
...
Bralorne Mines
Press
Quebec
Consolidated
Croinor
16c
3.40
12
1
___y
72c
4
3.20
3.40
1
Oro
B
Feb
70c
Nov
5,100
..1
Gold
Bonville
Oct
77c
-.1
Bonetal
1.08
13
4 Vac
17c
Oct
Dec
73c
Oils
Cordasun
1.32
43
Corby
4%C
-.1
Jan
Nov
20
1.45 Mar
3,410
Jan
July
Jun
32c
Consolidated
Consumers
38%
Aug
3c
200
32c
Jan
Conwest
30c
10c
7,000
3.30
10,435
Feb
5,054
3.000
4'Ac
3.30
154,550
Sep
67,200
12c
3%c
33c
75c
39c
10c
4c
1.14
55
30c
10c
30c
Jan
38%' 39%
Nov
91c
Jan
32c
15%
30c
Aug *
38%
1,855
4,053
1.08
40%
..1
1.55
16%
1
80c
-.1
1.98
Jan
1.50
16'A
1
46c
....
1.46
1.55
127
50
;9-\
Apr
15,000
4,100
490
1.30
21c
16.300
v
Mar
6%
30c
5.00 Aug
72c
18c
Consolidated Duquesne
*
61,715
89c
6%
Consolidated
Jan
Jun
81c
19c
54
87%c
39%c
Sep
16%
*
Oct
3.65
May
85c
Nov
2
Jan
38c
Jan
Feb
10
10c
1
Bakeries
87c
9%
Nov
5%
125
10,750
•
Consolidated
58c
9
7.80
Jan
1.10
1,406
7
Consolidated Ecattle Mines___._
53c
.25
7.50
7
10c ll%c
*
25.000
50%
Jan
5
—;
Mines
Astoria
5.90
54c
Jan
36c
7.10
*
Consolidated
80c
50%
80c
May
*
Pete
Mines
Coniaurum
5.70
5.85
13c
Oct
15c
1
National
Conduits
Class
1
May
22c
1,000
_*
;
95c
Ltd...;
5c
11,884
:*
new
Yellowknife
39%
258
II,500
16c
1
Equip
Commoil
39
3.400
7c
34c
1
Lake
Colomac
94c
U
Jan
6c
1
Cockshutt
—1
Bevcourt Gold
Red
Lode
..10
Telephone
Boymar
Knitting
-
Beatty Bros
British
Oct
3.00
Metals
Mining...
Bathurst Power class A.
Brewis
14c
3.05
Base
Brantford
Jun
6c
Bar
-
Mines
Brantford
Dec
22 %c
Barymin Co Ltd
Bobjo
Sep
1.52
1,250
102
..10
Scotia
Mines
Bidgood
Dec
19%
8%c
Consolidated
Toronto
Bibis
Oct
3.15
...1
Montreal
of
20c
Jun
1
___.
Nova
Jun
1.82
Dec
II.800
Apr
Jan
Jan
15c
8C
9c
July
1.52
45c
102
43c
15%
21'%
102
92
Nov
180
10c
8%c
8%
51,800
1.60
39c
;
15%
Jan
14c
—1
Mines
of
Bell
20%
16%
.100
____.
of
Barvue
1.52
Jan
75
Coin
15c
1
____:
Bank
Barnat
16%
...1
preferred.
Bank
Bank
148,985
1
Wiborg
Aumaque
Bankfield
4,000
3.15
8c
Mines
Bagamac
10c
2.82
20%
&
Aunor
10c
2.99
1.60
...
Yellowknlfe
Aubelle
II,000
(19371.....
Atlin-Ruffner Mines
Ault
95
17c
-10
Steels
Atlas
85
15c
..1
__
Metals
Ashdown
1,910
85
15c
Feb
May
15c
1
11c
Argus
i
30c
*
20 %c
8 %
9
1.60
Nov
May
Dec
75c
13% Mar
7c
•
32c
50
32c
1
1
57c
1
8c
1.27
1'
Mines
Chimo Gold
4%C Apr
Petroleums Ltd
Apex Cons Resources
Aquarius Porcupine
•
50c
Cheskirk Mines
Chesterville
13c
*
...
7
7
*
common
Preferred
Chateau-Gai Wines
,
-
,k
1.10
'
Sep
May
^*1
.
51c
Oct
Dec
1.65
Jan
...
-
Jun
y,-1.95
Nov
6.500
10c
Aug
: "
Mar
46,400
93c
July
13,975
45c... -250,044.
90c
28%c July
,21c
4.20
45c
Oct
Dec
«
Number 5073
Voluble 174
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(2393)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Week's
Friday
LISTED
WEEK ENDED
MARKETS
DECEMBER
14
Sales
for Week
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
j
'
■
v
■
I
Dome
;
_2
Seagrams
Exploration (Western)
Mines Ltd
Dome
;
26"
26
1
Ltd
9.25
*
III10
27
■
I'-.
Low
3,975
15%
28%
28%
1,176
21
21
25
12%
13
1,881
97
98
40
~
High
Feb
34
12.75
Nov
8.75
5,003
18
.1
Dec
26
7,555
9.25
17%
28%
25
■'
High
.
8.75
17%
,
Dominion Bank
Dominion Coal preferred
t
Low
Par
.
Distillers
Jan
20%
31%
25% May
Preferred
i
12%
Foundry & Steel common—4
—100
i
Dominion
Magnesium
i
Dominion
Malting
Oct
Oct
Jan
20
Nov
23% May
12%
Nov
15
Aug
97
Dec
102
Mar
Acceptance
SI.60
Inglis
(John)
Inspiration
Dominion
Scot
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
Inv
"
Nov
50
preferred
50
99
375
97%
Aug
102%
Jan
Jacknife
43 %
43%
25
42%
Jun
48%
Apr
Jack
17%
'
'
'•
•
18%
4,595
17
Nov
23%
Sep
.7;
V
,
205
10%
25
15%
Mar
Feb
Coal
a
•
__
"♦
common
Petroleum
Waite
*
Mining
Dominion Textile
Dominion
Donalcla
&
44%
656.
30%
Jan
49
Sep
Jupiter
19%
20
115
19%
Dec
22%
Oct
Kay rand
11%
Dec
16%
Feb
Kelore
Nov
16 %
class
A
11%
12
1,875
7%
7%
7%
728
1
Mudge
11%
*
_,
Mines
Donnell
Joliet
11%
53c
47 %C
62c
1Q3.800
7
7
50
■»
Duvay Gold
1
9c
8c 10 %c
1
7c
7c
8c
Quebec
7
East
22
23
6c
22%
Feb
65c
Feb
1
3,437
42c
7%c
Oct
22c
Jan
1,142
12 %c
Nov
44c
Jan
9,580
5c
July
11c
Jan
14,000
40c
Jun
42c
47c
2.75
2.90
9,570
65c
Jan
ll%c
13c
4,500
11c
Dec
24c
Feb
19c 26 %c
962,350
7%c Jun
31c
Dec
23c
19c
Oak
May
lie
Jan
33c
Keyboycon
1
Mines
27c
26c
28c
33,600
1
;
17%
17%
18%
4,590
16
51600
12c
Ltd.
13 %c
13c 13 %c
Jan
25c
2.03
50,500
32c
Aug
2.10 Nov
79c
84c
6,000
66c
May
1.09
23c
30,500
Oct
Kirkland
Jan
Klondike-Keno
1
42c
42c
45c
6.500
Oct
Kroy
♦
1.75
1.65
1.80
29,100
Mines__
1
9.10
9.10
10
4.995
Jun
10%
8%
650
•
17%
17%
18
1
8.10
8.00
8.25
2,300
__1
27c
26c
29c
11,550
23c
•
8%
Townsite
Oils
Labatt
1
Ltd
(John)
Ltd
Industries
1
*
Corp
Lake
Dufault
Mines
Fortune
Gold
Jun
35c
Oct
Lake
70
20% July
22%
Jun
La
1.20 July
2.85
Feb
Lamaque
1.63
,2.10
2.25
10,300
1.23
1.20
1.32
Feb
1.00
•
105,626
60c
1.50
Nov
*
10%
10%
3,915
8.40
Jan
13%
Feb
16%
17
752
15%
Sep
18%
Feb
Larder
25%
25%
26%
175
45c
45c
14,500
13
13
13%
1,090
5c
5c
2,700
•
7.90
7.90
8.00
32,120
1
82c
82c
90c
27,600
44c
.
280
__
Iron
Mines
Petroleums
1
Co
Feb
Laura
Nov
Laurentide
17
Oct
Lavalie
4c
Jun
Jan
Lawson
&
4.85
Jan
60c
8c
-
9.10 Mar
1
common
Nov
1.14
Feb
Apr
6%c
Jan
18c 18 %c
2,000
15c
Aug
35c
Feb
20c 20 %c
2,000
17c
Jun
29 %c
Jar
Jan
14%
18c
13%2.25
13
13%
9,556
8.50
2.25:. 2.30
1,300
1.75 May
2.60 Aug
5.10
Apr
6.75
5c
Apr
10 %c
3c
July
2c
Jun
4%c Jan
Jun
15%
5.40
5.50
454
8%c
8%C
9c
2,500
1
4c
4c
4c
1,000
•
3%c
3c
3%c
9,100
12%
*
6%
1
.
Acceptance
;
1
Jones
class B
12%
13
6%
6%
30
17 %c
18c
22c
Exploration
49,510
___*
12%
12%
12%
125
Leduc-Consoiidatea
•
47c
42c
48c
21,900
1
1.08
1.01
1.08
•:
Gold
5'"
General
Bakeries
Class
4,600
5c
Feb
Little
•
76c
78c
.5,525
14%
Oct
Looiaw
31
31%
130
13c
Aug
32
32%
343
68
Sep
5c
5c
5.52J
43c
44%
Jun
70
13%
14
530
10%
Jun
7%c
9c
2,600
5%c
Jun
60
60
10
39%
Jan
3.55
4.00
6,825
2.70
Jan
4.65
Gold
Long
Lac
Groceterias
Class
Steel
Wares
%
30
99%
Sep
1.10
1.15
6,500
1.10
NOV
1.20
Nov
17%
17%
1,425
17 V*
Jan
20%
•
Lomega Gold
96%
105
96%
Dec
*
-
98
94
__1
.
Louv,court
109 % Mar
/
Preferred
Giant
.
Yellowknife
Lake
Lake
July
50
Feb
MacLeod-Cockshutt
23
39
July
16
16
172
16
Nov
101
106
Mar
*
5,861
101
10
18c
13c
18c
25.003
10%
10%
11%
4,943
10c
10c
8,609
3c
4,000
l%c
35 Vic
38c
5,000
Dec.
6c
3c
101
God's
LaKe
Goldale
1
:
UoiU
_
Mines
Gold Eagle
Golden
._
'
Jun
9c
25c
Sep
13
6.10 Jan
River
Rubber
Sep
Bousauet
17 %C
17c 19%c
MacMillan
Class
6.65
6.85
5%C
5%C
6%c
22,000
98
98
8%
62c
1
Class
■■'
A
Consol
Coal
Oct
Goldfields
May
58c
Jan
Manitoba
May
23c
-Glass B:
17
Oct
Maple
12c
Jan
Maple Leaf Milling—
Maralgo Mines
July
31 %c
Jan
Jan
93
Feb
8c
Jan
105
Jan
8%
Nov
8.40 May
10
-
Marbenor
Guaranty
Trust
-
Lake
50
1,550
46%
51 %
Aug
McColl Frontenac
7%
7%
550
7
May
8
Apr
McDougall
7
7%
1,570
6
July
7%
Sep
Mclntyre
14%
Jan
Dec
McKenzie
Red
Gold
23
23
19
9.75
10%
1,440
13
13
9%c
24c
*
Halcrow
Halliwell
Bridge
Rock
Hard
...
Gold
Mines
Harding Carpets
30%
1,671
13c
10 %c
13c
209,000
2%c
2%c
2,000
•
1
Gold
Hamilton
29%
1
Swayze
30
__1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine.
15%
16
695
9
9
62c
-Dec
30c
Mar
23
Jun
15%
Oct
V;
7%c
1
..
Harrison Hibbert Mines
Hasaga Gold
Iron
Heva
Hinde
Home
Oil
1
-
Gold
Hosco
Paper
Preferred
Huron
Mining
&
Erie
Hy-Charger
—
...
common
4%c Jun
69c
Feb
Moneta
Jan
Montreal
Dec
18c
5c
6c
65
Oct
18c
Feb
July
3c
23c
8,503
28%
28%
15
Jan
Jun
80
Mar
7c
latiirjil
Rights
iiiil-i
_.
Lake
■
20c
1.15
50
24%
Jan
32
Sep
10%
Jan
17
Oct
17%
3,297
15c
587,314
13 % May
4%c
3,110
95
22%
50
43
1.40
1,100
40c
61%
1,250
54
22c
8,200
15c
9c
Dec
26%
50
May
Apr
1.50
May
20c
Nov
30c
68
Feb
122%
5
75c
•
97/8
32%£_
_
74c
86cf
i.
.
...
11,644
Nov
9 %
69
69%
301
46c
Vic
69%
45c
TT
4%c
4
May
Oct
18%
187/e
Jan
43%
Oct
21c
Jan
39c
Apr
53%
Jan
76
Sep
2,450
42c
Jun
58c
Oct
1,500
13 %c
Jan
14c
Mar
lie
26,020
8c
7%c
8c
1,140
7%c July
3.50
3.50
3.50
300
1.25 May
3.00
3.00
3.45
195
49c
50c
13,300
7%
7J/e
375
65c
84c
715,857
1.60
8c
66c
Apr
8%c Jan
Dec
Nov
5.75
Feb
Nov
3.00
41c
3.50
82c
Sep
Mar
5
10c
May
1.50
Jan
8%
84c
2.10
Oct
Dec
1.60
1.450
•
72c
70c
75c
41,600
1
3.00
3.00
3.25
7,650
17%
17%
600
1.75
1.86
18,500
15
15%
205
12%
30c
•31c
2,325
28 %c
15
15%
490
14
Mar
19%
Feb
27%
2.097
23
Jun
29%
Jan
9%
109
4
Feb
9%
Dec
1.60
Oils
1
Knitting
23
Corp
Morrison
7,500
1.84
15
•
common
27
*
9%
'
Mines
.
26%
9%
9c
1
30c
145
Drug
50c
common—5
•
Chemical
&
18%
8%
14
"
common
National Grocers common
Preferred
Jan
Aug
1.30
Sep
1.50 Mar
3.45
Nov
Jun
20%
Oct
July
2.70
70c
1,309
9c
15%
42c
National
Hosiery
National
Sewer
National
Steel
Jan
Sep
Negus
18%
8%
18%
8 %
.
510
7c
July
100
18%
7% May
14
14%
245
12
Jan
27%
300
27
May
9%
9%
9%
75
9%
Dec
3.10
2.80
3.20
21,490
1.65
Jan
50
50
30
Pipe
class
23
44c
14c
Oct
Apr
Jan
Jan
A—
—4
Jan
New
260
26
Jun
32%
Sep
250
25
Sep
30%
Feb
66c
68c
3,730
62C
Nov
12c
93,000
7c
Jun
15c
Oct
Apr
7c
Jan
Feb
2.75
Jan
3.65
Sep
Feb
Calumet
Delhi
Dickenson
5%C
4c
5%c
17,100
*
2.65
2.60
2.75
49,968
1.19
3.00
2.95
3.10
7,350
60c
64c
3,750
1.37
1.21
1.37
8,798
31c
33c
7,750
25c
Jun
47c
Oct
7c
7c
7c
4,000
6c
May
25c
Jar
7c
7%C
2,334
6c
Nov
24c
Jan
18%c20%c
30,775
8%c
Apr
26c
Oct
1.05
Jun
2.53
Jan
Goldvue
1—;
Jan
Oct
New
Hugh
Oct
New
Jason
New
Laguerre
25% Mar
Newlund
2.65
_L—_
Mines
Malartic
Gold
■
18%C
Mines
Morrison
New
Mosher
1.10
Jan
Mines
Lone
Dec
Jan
88c
1.59
Oct
Sep
1.32
Ltd
1.25
1.42
19,840
53c
Mines
New
60c
53c
63c
11,102
40c
Jun
89c
Sep
57c
57c
65c
49,150
13c
Jan
72c
Oct
'
7c
Jan
3c
1
Oii
Mines
New
45
July
1.40
1
Dominion
36
23
Oct
29%
26%
Mar
Jan
Oct
31c
Oct
British
Nov
57
28%
Bidlamaque
13
9% Dec
4.40
9%C
New
88c
Sep
May
26%
——1
New
Oct
9%
16
28% Jan
"
Mines
Oct
Nov
Feb
45
23% Aug
—10
Car_
Mar
Dec
Dec
25c
Trust
36%
May
Jun
class B________4
new
National Petroleum
Jan"
2c
Jan
27%
—20
—
Oct
*
—
4
•
Brass
Mylamaque
—
1
Locomotive
Natioinal
9
130
common.—
Porcupine
July
.27%
Corp
-
35
.
3,765
23
4%c
12,100
15
55c
Sep
3%c July
5Vic Nov
•
New
398,480-. —49c
9%
4c
30c
Dec
15
•
Corp
29
195
50
35t_
38%*_
28c
Feb
11
23 %c
5
Mines
Metals
New
1,182,550
35
29C
1
—
:
Dec
18% Mar
Jun
4%c Aug
62%
37
3,821
Jun
*
National
3,005
24
32
1
Lake
Feb
Oct
5%c
_
41%
—1
—
Feb
45c
47%
.
5
—
Lake
National Breweries
6%c Jan
24
_<_'
• n.l 37 %
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
4%
preferred
...25
Indian
32%
....—10 -J
39%
Mar
20c
Jun
Aug
9%c July
21c
—10
—.
•
Brick
Mir.da-Seotia
J
Imperial Bank
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
Segur
Feb
93c
80c
46c
25
•
1,500
40c
7,300
15
Milton
2,450
40c
835
29c
40
common—
Mills
July
122% 122%
.-4--—100
_.l
Petroleums
14%
15
'
•
19%
3,500
13%
25c
Mid-Continent Oil
Jan
1,000
12,705
28c
23 %c
14%
Feb
14%
62
Feb
18c
22c
.
Oct
63c
7%
1.35
_i—_4
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting—
•
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
xsisss,
1
Hoyle
May
15 y8
4%C
12%
26c
--
Mexican L & P preferred ______—13.50
12,400
5c
10c
11
4 Vic
12%
—
12%
Oct
May
Feb
3%c May
1
—1
31%
4c
—
Juijr
7c
Sep
50c
89c
24
Jan
19
Feb
1
11c 11%C
____50
16
May
13c
•'
Island
32 %c
25
.
*
common
...
Dec
z7% Aug
17 %c
Merrill
47%
1
Smith
Howard
13%
Sep
Mercury
Jan
4
13%
July
Oct
6,400
1,300
12c
3%c Jan
7c
Jan
Monarch
70
16%
l%c Oct
7c
8c
21% Jan
6,000
6,320
45c
Jun
6 Vic
T4 %c
Dec
2.90 Jan
5,000
Jan
47c
6%c
17%
•
Yellowknife
Homer
Sep
23
8c
July
26 %c July
25c
Jan
8,500
:„r
60c
Dec
Feb
7c
14%
Oct
Oct
Jan
10c
—
Exploration
20 %c
6%c
—__
2.75
Dec
Jun
1.74
4c
Red
4c
Consol
16c
23
950
Gold
87c
Dauch
&
Hollinger
13%
40
15,275
1,125
Mentor
6%c Jan
10c
3.500
23c
68,000
.
8%
McWatters
Mining
70
Highwood Sarcee
23c
2.00 May
4%c
McMarmac
2c
22,700
lie
13%
Jam
Jan
61c
Mining
30%
31
2c
Feb
Jan
6%C
Gold Mines
Hlghrldge
Jan
Jan
2c
Jan
40c
29c
Highland-Bell
Jan
16%
23
21c
12%
55c
...
Sep
3.95
16%
1.78
21c
NOV
30c
■
preferred
2.20
Jan
275
.
Feb
Jan
Jun
2.07
1,590
23
13%
Aug
6%C
Gold
Hendershot
1.32
15c
10%c Feb
3.050
20c
Jan
Moore
Heath
71c
f
26
1.74
Nov
9
28c
Headway Red Lake
Sep
2.05
20c
•
preferred
Porcupine
10c
58c
1
80c
8%c July
4%C NOV
2.01
1.75
Jan
12%
510
27c
1
Head of the Lakes
25%
12%
6c
65,320
27c
1
<L)
Mindamar
9%
'
Jan
Oct
Model
Gold
Harricana
—
Mayo Mines Ltd
McBrine
-17,166
13c 15 %c
13c
•
24%
2c
3,000
3
3c
4,500
25%
12c
3,000
%C
3c
*
.V
9,200
21,350
9c
9.200
„
14,500
5c
27,780
7'/2C
11.610
10c IOV2C
7.50
100
8%C
Id
100c
8%
*
23%
10
Feb
2.48
8c
Ltd
Maxwell
Feb
23
1.65 May
4%c
•
Aug
—1
.—•
—
3,230
9%c
_
.
9c
22c
Gold
1.81
1
—
15% July
Gunnar Gold-
Gwillim
Oct
"
Massey-Harris
17c
....1
...
Oct
75c
20c
-—1
Matarrow Lead
1.500
*
———
75c
Jun
1
—
Martin-McNeely
Feb
Aug
3.510
Jan
4
;
—_—
95,457
•
...
Gulf - Lead Mines
July
May
11c
1.79
*
Malartic
Gold—
Marcus
7%
„—w—
Guayana Mlnea -i-i—.,-
13c
15c
2.93
2.05
1
Gardens.
Leaf
49%
*
Great West Saddlery
Gridoll Freehold Leases.,——.
Jan
1,400
1.55
—100
Eastern
7%
A
10c
Jan
July
July
&
24c
24c
25
class
Feb
4%C Nov
31,900
2.70
24%.
1
;
Corp preferred
Malartic
22%
55c
.
—
20%
*
1
______
Mailman
Jan
20%
56c
-
*
common.:
preferred
West
Great
—
Paper
Feb
35%
83,500
5c
*
Nov
3c
500
cl A
Export
Gold Mines
5c
5.75
5
8%
Mines
Lakes
Great
34%
13c
2.93
Mines.
—
Lake
15c
5c
4,145
*
Bloedel
&
B
Madsen Red
McLellan
Grandoro
Jun
Jun
37c
1.59
Gold
6
30.600
6.65
Mines
Sep
6c
1,000
*
common
Jan
29v
31
54c
10 %c 11"% c
5c
16c
15,000
6%c
1
Mining
1.08
1.76
10 %c
—
30c
7,000
10%
1
Mackay class A
Graham
—
,1
—
—
Goodyear Tire &
Gordon
17c 17 %c
8%
6 %C
17c
10%
_«1
—_
Manitou
Goodfish
■j*~ —
1
Mines
Arrow
Golden
•
1
Goldcrest Gold
Jun
May
25
1
Gold
Mar
35c
Mines
Macfie Red
Macho
Magnet
Gillies
Glenora
Apr
18c
97c
MacDonald
Sep
43
5.00
4.80
1
Mines.
Jan
13c
Jan
12c
1.80
Dec
8.20
4,880
•'
J
,
Gold
35c
Mines
Macassa
Dec
4.00
8.25
8.20
100
•
Geneva Lake
43c
1
*
8.25
7.35
7.25
■
;
•
Goldfields
Yellowknife
8.20
Jan
3.50
8.20
3.35
Lynx
Jan
2.30
275
3.50
May
43
_
32%
1.20
5 %c Mar
550
.
Fen
95
95
•
1.13
«...
common
76c
•
A
mass
B
Mackeno
General
Jan
Mar
Feb
»
General Products Mfg class A
1.00 Jan
16,840
2,500
1
common
A
Feb
55c
10c
1
Petroleum
General
Fer
14%
8%c
•
preferred
Oct
Feb
8% Mar
Oct
8c
1,454
•
common
Jan
35c
Jun
10c
3.05
100
Power
Nov
July
11
1
53
—100
Alberta
of
Dec
7c
30c
1
51V2
July
Long Island Petroleums
preferred
Exploration
6%
11c
Lexindin Gold
Jan
3.70
12%
265
Lencourt
1.40
•
,
Oct
2.816
*
Jan
3c
Feb
10.900
'
30c
68c
47c
~L;-'-
Jar
1.95 Aug
July
1.80
7%c
Jun
9.60
55c
63c
*
—.
Mines
45c
*
20
Jan
Nov
3,800
3
33%
49c
1.70
*
.
Gold
Jan
6.10
5,000
♦
Secord
Oct
Oct
45c
52%
17%
70c
1
Island
Jan
1.70
•
Oct
1.95 Nov
3%C
1
Mines
"U"
43c
2o
•
Motor class A
Nov
65c
68c
1
11%
•
Manufacturing
26c
Jan
3 %c
Leitch
;
—
reiruieuiu
Oct
Dec
77c
*
Mines
Gold
Lapaska
17
*
Kirkland
10%
1
Shops
common
11c
42c
1
Cadillac
*
Candy
Grain
1
Mines
Luz
*
Farmer
Mines
Lingman
Shore
Lapa
Fargo Oils Ltd
20c
Jan
2.23
1
.
Go'd
Lake-Osu
Oct
1
Falconbridge
Nickel
Famous Players
21c
Jan
9 %c
21
,
Aug
Jun
20%
•
67c
32c
Mining & Exploration
Mar
5,100
1.50
15c
Ladulama
.
5c
250
44,403
5%C
22
Estella Mines Ltd
19%
10c
1.50
14c 17 %c
5%c
1
Empire Brass preferred
23
Lake
1
common
Gold
Labrador
Apr
Jun
15c
t'en-rtev
Dec
26
Jun
45c
153,330
Sep
27%
Jan
Lake
8,100
26c
„
_
A
10%
Jun
Jun
6%
54c
Gatineuu
Oct
Jan
Oct
6.75
20c
Co
Oct
Jan
1.82
1.73
50c
Gair
33c
19%
79c
94c
26c
Gas
Jan
May
1.95
Apr
50c
Frobisher
Dec
1
.
Nov
1
Cos
Jan
3.30
1
Kirkland Lake
Jan
1
Fraser
13c
51c
class
Foundation
1.05
Sep
Gold
87c
Gold
Francoeur
Aug
1,000
10 %c
Eldona
Ford
Dec
12c
7c
18,000
Elder Mines
Fleet
23%
Mar
14c
19,100
105
Flank
Oct
16C
40.800
885
Fenimore
Jan
5c
Jan
44%
*
22c
Investment
reaerateu
13
10,000
Oct
52
35% May
6c
2.85
Kerr-Addison
Jan
1.25
14c
*
13%
'
Oct
15c
6c
1
Gold
39
84c
27%
Federal
9,466
93c
23%
Federal
645
43%
75c
27%
Fanny
43
42%
Feb
Jun
20c
22%
Eureka
41%
42%
8
87 %c
27%
Sol
Jun
"
29c
20c
23%
ell
Feb
13
25
90c
10
El
55c
77 %c
20
Elora
Dec
1
Eastern Steel
Economic
33c
1
•
Mines
Sullivan
Eddy Paper
4,250
Mines
Malartic
East Rim Nickel
East
35c
9,800
•
Kirkland-Hudson
East Crest Oil
Feb
10
Ltd_.
Mining
Renville
4%c July
6c
18%
95c
Mines
Oils
Oct
35c,
4,000
Jan
Nov
7
7,500
East Amphi
14%
Dec
Dec
88c
i
43%
11%
11%
90c
1
Goia
44%
*
common
Woollens
Mines
11%
1,260
Sep
2,425
41%
,i,
1
Jaculet
12
23.50
;
37
12%
34c
Gold
*
common
37
Jan
Mar
25
•
i
:
Chemical
&
Preferred
18
Jan
31
5%c
class
Jobuike
&
28
10
IIIi
Coke
&
Metals
International
25
305
242
*
com
High
36
35%
11%
12
Powders
Low
34%
—1
Bronze
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35%
Co_„
International Nickel Co
12%
Low
35
Mining
International
25
——
Shares
-32
&
International
98 %
25
_____
for Week
common
preferred
12%
*
common
Preferred
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Indust
International Coal
Dominion
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Lar
Mines.
1
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2394)
Week's
Friday
Range
last
STOCKS
Sale Price
New
Nor zone
New
Pacalta Oil
New
Ryan Lake Mines
New
Thurhois
Nib
Yellowknite
Norgold.
Mining
Normetal
Norpick Gold
—
Extension
Northern
—.
Oils.
Canadian
North
Mines
Lake Mines Ltd-—.——.
vjbaska
47,450
18c
Nov
53c
Oct
9 AC
1,000
3,500
7c
Aug
11Vie
Jan
3 V2C May
1.40
Loan
Ontario
Steel
Jan
85c
11c
9c 11 'Ac
10.000
Ltd
•
35c
33c
35c
7,900
Mines
*
38c
40c
2.732
13%
810
12'A
Jan
5'A
Oils
Stadacona
Standard
Paving
Radio
8c
Oct
Starract
Jan
Stedman
Bros
Jan
Siet.
ol
1.40
Oisen
co
.7
Jun
5c
Jun
Steeloy
Dec
64c
Jan
Steep Rock Iron Mines
..10
4.40
Jan
3 Vic July
57,500
1.02
90c
1.18
36,308
40c
21 VaC
21c
23c
17.000
13c
Apr
July
1.12
Nov
9c
Nov
3.15
3.50
29,150
12c
17c
46,400
0c
3.35
7c
4,600
5'Ac July
5,500
3
5 Vic
0c
15
15 Vi
220
14c
15
17c
20,900
Jun
/4c
8%
10c
Jan
May
28c
30c
1.29
22c
13,000
1.25
11,100
8Vi
8A
8 Va
4,500
Mar
1.10
'
Jan
8V4
100
0c
.
Feb
5
400
8
8
29c
Nov
4,/jjC Aug
14 c
29,800
23,200
1.95
18c
18c
19c
3,000
♦
4'%C
4 'Ac
:;ic
6,500
*
50
25c
JUn
9c
3.55
4
Jan
15c
May
3'Ac
Oct
25c
Dec
6.00
pieferred
Sudbury Contact
Cons
Oct
1.73
40c
Superior
Oils
22c
Feb
9'Ac
Mines
Oct
Taku
15%
Oct
Tamblyn
39c
Jan
Taylor
lbc
%•;
11
July
42C
1.75
Teck-Hughes
Gold
8'A Mar
16 Vic
Jan
25c
Toburn
Gold
Torbrlt-Silver Mines
29c
Sep
Toronto
Sep
Toronto
8c
55c
Jan
Iron
Class
3.50
75c
Nov
Dec
1.37
Apr
Transcontinental
Jan
Trend
85c
1,000
10%
11 VH
3,725
7.55
Jan
13'A
Nov
Union
67
386
49 Va
Jun
70
Oct
Union
78 'Ac
78c
80c
18,985
75c
May
1.17
Jan
u
4c
3'Ac
5c
56,889
3c
July
5'Ac
Oct
93c
90c
1.04
64,808
32c
May
1.79
Oct
1.70 Mar
1.75 Mar
Tungsten
Union
Power
5 'Ac Mar
preferred
&
41c
40c
47c
62,800
40c
Dec
76c
Oct
United
Steel
70c
1,200
35c
May
89c
Dec
Upper
27c
Feb
99c
56c
60c
27,700
1.60
1.65
8,920
50
49 '/a
51'A
2,137
5c
5c
26 A
26 'A
80c
—
6c
21,000
27
(1,740
80c
500
27%
29 Va
1,225
34c
33c
35c
13,500
60
•
60
75
Jun
Oct
1.50 May
2.10
1.76 May
3 05 Mar
38'Ac
Sep
Jun
4c
Nov
24
Dec
80c
55'Ac
9c
30
Nov
Roi
Jan
20
July
29c
Jan
57
Oct
Violamac
Vulcan
30
46c
100
Oct
Walker
Aug
Class
22'A Mar
(Hiram 1
1.31
Nov
1.80
Jan
West
6'A
Jan
11'A
Sep
western
Dec
Ltd
Wekusko
13 Va
21
51%
48'A
Jan
2.14
89.850
1.05 Aug
27c
30c
24.500
17'Ac May
2.90
2.99
3.100
44 c
20,823
<G
Oils
Warrants
54'A May
Western
Blcks
Canadian
Western
Silver
(George)
Jan
4.20 May
Apr
84c
Jan
15,500
6c
Aug
32c
Jan
7c
Sep
31c
Jan
11c
13c
6,950
53c
52c
60c
59,450
18'Ac
Jun
69,500
24c
Jan
36c
36c
6.25
45c
4.10 Aug
1.12
54c
Silverwood
Class B
Class
33%
6.25
Jan
Oct
45
Sep
Dec
Oct
19
59
Mar
25 A May
11,575
80c
7,900
8.40
Jan
AUL
16V 4
93c
Oct
1.00
Oct
Jan
11%
Aug
1.38 May
2.35
Jai
8'A
78c
75c
*
13%
13 Va
14
4,195
Jan
15 A
F"t
1
7c
7c
7c
3,600
6'Ac
Jun
14c
Jan
5e
5c
5 Ac
7,000
4 Ac
Nov
14c
Jan
61c
Jun
10
1.07
85c
90c
2,200
60c
Mar
1.22
98c
98c
1.07
15,600
25c
Jan
1.35
12'A
12
12%
3,880
53
Sep
—
—
Jan
Wi
•'
Jan
Oct
■
50Va May
60
l
56
4,848
6
6
100
5
July
10
53
*
10
35
9
Jun
6'Ac
6
'Ac
1,000
5'Ac
5'Ac
5%c
4,000
19 Va
19%
19%
328
34c
31c
35c
16,825
■
■
! Feb
14
9.75
5c
Feb
Oct
10c
Jan
Oct
42c
Oct
19
Feb
Mar
13c
21
July
4'Ac Aug
16
F,
8'A
12
Apr
5
17
17
27
10c
1.47
1.40,
1.54
83,074
—*
9.65
9.65
9.90
4,965
9.50
Dec
10
A
Nov
•
21
21
21
378
20 Va
Nov
26'A
Apr
SO
Ltd
—
6.85
Winward
1
37c
37c
42c
10,500
36c
Nov
1
4c
3c
4c
3,000
2'Ac
Oct
*
39
38
39
677
:<■"
Jan
46
Feb
Dec
101
Nov
Gold
Mines
Gold
Electric
Preferred
Sep
common
Wright-Hargieaves
20c
40c
Mar
Yale
1.33
Nov
Yankee
15
45
6c
6 'A c
14,500
20c
6c
Aug
Dec
16Va Mar
13%
Apr
15 A
Feb
5 VaC
Nov
12 Vic
Jan
17'Ac Aug
28c
2.850
39c
41c
100
Lead
20c
22c
16,000
i4Ar
16 VaC
20c
10.000
16'Ac
28
23
28'A
760
9 Va
9'A
9 A
150
9 Vi
Dec
&
16%
13'A
17
2,845
12Ve
Jan
19%
2c
Jan
7'Ac
1.65
3,015
1
Oil
&
Mining
v.
inwirnifp
York
i
Mines
83c
80c
42c
21 Va
Feb
27
2%c
6,000
24
24%
905
98
1
98
10
40%
41 V»
41V4
405
1,587
1,500
25Ac
2.55
2.50
2.58
1
5c
5c
5c
98
2« '■<
May
tan
2.25 May
Jan
5c
5c
1,000
4'Ac
Jan
2.45
13
2.54
6,150
1.50
Aug
13
100
9'A
Nov
—..
.
14>A-
115
Rear
Mines..
1
Knitting class A
71
1.60
5%
5%
5%
—
103'A
1.10
1.20
Pat
Jan
Andian
7c
Oct
Anglo
Canadian
Newioundlana
14c
2.95
13
13
Jan
National
Jan
Anglo
Oct
Asbestos
Nov
Brown
15'A
Feb
Corp
Co
Nov
17c
Jar
Apr
'2.05
Sep
72c
5
preferred
8
1st
1.60
14200
78c
May
1.85
Oct
5,130
85c
Jan
3.10
Jan
4.15
Oct
Canada
10c
Jan
1.00
Sep
Gold
Shares
High
Low
10%
225
7
Jan
32
10
32
Dec
10%
11
22
22'A
975
14
16c
8.200
15c
Nov
27c
Jan
Canadian
38
3,990
31'A
Jan
39'/a
Sep
Canadian
lie
10,500
9c
Nov
37c
Apr
Canadian Western
28'A
Nov
34'A
General
Jan
Coast
1.58
1.70
5.500
1.25
Jan
1.85
Sep
Consolidated
3.85
4.00
43,165
2.51
Jun
4.60
V
13'A
14
2,398
250
9'A
22
9%
Feb
;•
14
Jan
Dec
22 Va
Dec
Jan
16%
AU»
107
108
125
97
Mar
-122
50 A
51 Va
235
41
Jan
Sugar
6.50
6.50
6.50
100
6.00
19%
1,190
18%
Dec
3.85
4.10
400
24 Va
24%
365
95
95
10
3.30
4-30
10%
19-
11
2,925
790
18%
Apr
21
Feb
'
Invest
—
Rarid
*
,**
;
24 Va
—
%
—
__
nil
—
•
Lumber
Copper
Dalhousle
—5
Paper
,
—
—
1
38c
.1
1.35
—
19
19%
19
193/4
180
18'A
Nov
21
Feb
deHavilland
Bridge
37c 40Vic
42,100
22c
Aug
68c
Nov
Dominion
Glass
85c
Jan
Apr
Jan
10%
A,
•
1.40
17,800
2.55
2.65
3,700
9%
9%
9V2
540
2.25 May
9'A Nov
7
7 Vb
775
7
96
96
21
—
Dec
1.85
3.00
10
8'A
preferred—„100
a
„
•
3-3'A
33 A
Oil
■
w—
•
.•'
International
97
Apr
f^i'iTiesota
225
32
Aug
40
Feb
Ogilvie Flour
39'/a
Feb
Pend
Price
Bros
30 V2
30
645
28% Nov
91
91
91%
160
90%
Jup
l
65c
63c
67c
8,575
57c
Feb
...
101
1.28
3.00
38%
1,180
39c
42c
3.50
* V
'
Feb
5.15
Jun
V
?
20Ta
Jan
25'A
Sep
Oct
70
Jan
95
Nov
3.20 July
3.95
Sen
6'A
15,095
Jan
13'A
Oc t
1.20
4.75
Sep
(,
Jan
43 'A
Sep
A
3OV2C
.
Jan
22 VA
200
Jan
55c
Oct
Jan
52
50
52
470
38.
73
77'A
502
55'VJm
70
69
70
35
.40
40 V*
100
33
33
75
-
common
—
40
PaDer
common
Utilities
—
50
_5
26%
-f
27'/2
.
64
Jan
/ ug
/
57
77'A
77
40'A
F^b
Dec
Oct
Dec
30'A Aug
41
Peb
Ontario
common
Vnlcon
Paper—-—
26;
271/->
50
26%
4R'A
Dec
60'A
Jan
21%
1,020;
7.90
Jan
29%
26'
Sep
28,
670-
25%
Jan
34%. Sep
26j
110
21%
Jan
26
9.25
9.49
660
32%
—
Consolidated
46'A
'
Oreille
Feb
•
&
•
24'A
Jan
Apr
Sep
100
/
3.00
36 Va
'''
39c
Aircraft
93'/a
34
31
B
k'
36'A
Dryden Paper
Hayes Steel
1.34
7
——50o
'
9.05 Mar
Jan
18%
3.30
'.
Ma*
Jan
100
.
%53
'
Ingersoll
1.67
Oct
108
—5
16c
4.00
May
36
51'A
I100
...
—1
;;
16
'
preferred.
Dominion
37%
28 %
A
Range Since Jan. I
High
.
St
49c
28 Vi
%
Oct
Safer
22
Canadian Collieries
Bulolo
42c
._*
.,
for Week
Sep
14.275
9%c
A
?.
May
2.05
Jun
10
10%
0
—1
a
3.50
1.35
6
July
65c
32
.
new
2.50
19 Va
For footnotes see page 43.
59c
Apr
'
38
common—
Gold
of Prices "
10'A
Pulp & Paper
convertible
2nd
~
Range
Low
I
A
_
cum mo 11
50c
—
Nov
AM'
Week's
- ■
Sale Frice
Apr
3.15
1.53
9%c
A
Oct
1.03
Jan
36c
16,983
Last
48% May
16c
1
'■
Oct
7'Ac
150
1.12
Friday
3.40
17,400
' • s
Oct
2.10
Jun
50c
18,810
*
:
STOCKS
2.25
42c
11c
July
1
Feb
Canadian Funds
May
1.55
;
1.68
Jan
6c
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
Feb
3.40
•
-
2,000
1.59
4c
1.35
53.200
12c
95
11,000
48 c
1
2.26
—•
Petroleums
86c
40c
11c
1
Jan
2'Ac
5c
——
95
Oct
Mav
2.45
..
28
2,000
1.62
1
Zinc
Canuck
Yellorex
10 Vi Mar
25
*
——
.95
5'Ac
1.65
I
—
1.30
Jun
6
——1
———
95
5'Ac
•
Gold
.I
Jan
Dec
1
y
Feb
Oct
Jun
Sep
Jun
6c
Winnipeg
Dec
Jao
14c
6.000
Winora
1.05
20c"
7c
Oct
100
103~
6c
Jan
6,700
Oct
July
6'Ac
7c
4,000
Oct
1
8c
6
1.79
May
Winchester Larder
Jun
23c
15c
9c
July
1.14
17
235
3c
6
12'Ac July
15
Jan
7,500
3c
21c
——*
Feb
Mar
1.60
12
12%
32%
33%'
1,015
64c
.56fc
6"c
<3,500
"
Siscee
92c
July
10c
200
1.10
—
Preferred
Au.
17c
90 Va
2,600
14'A
class
23
9c
Wingait
22c
Ltd
—
Ltd
55
8
Apr
90
International
Simpson t
Feb
90
29,500
1
Dairies
7
17'A
9%c July
10c
6.25
1.12
100
Ltd
Silverwood W
5,550
—1
Oct
20c
.
class
125
5,585
15c
'
7%
21
7 A
Jan
36c
100
7%c
•
,—
Dairies
19%
1.53
Preferred
Oct
1
common-—
.
21
1.55
common......
3%c
21'Ac
—
preferred
Mines
Oct
1
Brew
3'Ac
—
A
Standard
1.55
435
Ik
Leaseholds
Weston
2.33
35c
9c 12'Ac
common
Silver Miller Mines
July
11
Wiltsey-Coghlan
__1
trust
70c
10'A
Homestead
Sep
»
———
Mining
8,500
•
Western
Dominion
Voting
Silanco
1.10
10'A
:
Sep
_10
—
Breweries
Pf>i
1.01
I
Jun
20c
B
1.02
1.03
89c
Sep
Ashlev
58c
15
.—
Gordon
Jun
2.95 Aug
45c
*
Wpg Brew class
Creek Gold—
Oct
33c
Nov
Canadian Marconi
Sherritt
Jun
15c
1
29'A
6
Shawkey (19451 Mines——«.
Sheep
40c
5(ic
Consol
Jun
Senator Rouyn
1
Shawinlgan Water & Power common—*
Shea's
7,100
2,000
22,b0()
44c
Produce
Jun
—_
Freehold
Oct
20c
1,610
Malartic
$5
Security
Oct
te.
4.55
53c
*
20 'A
Antonio Gold
Scurrv
64c
30
17c
6,300
common
27c
A.
Selbum Oil Co Ltd
54c 55 Ac
12,500
A
4,569
•
class
Jan
•
22,200
OU
Scarfe
Uun
3.00
1
36c
.
Petroleums
Bridge •—
23 Va
8,0o6
45c
1
23'A
—
Mines
205
4.10
1
22
•
Sapphire
28%
4.00
55c
*
33c
Oils
Sarnia
26'A
4.10
13
;
36c
1
Silver
Sannorm
16% May
65c
Mines
Waterous
July
170
41c
1
River Gold
Nov
17 A May
May
85c
Yukeno Mines
San
Oct
32
Jan
13'a
25c
60c
Amulet
201
2.99
—1
Sand
17
Jan
51,100
82c
Oils
4,000
1.78
Cotton common
Power
12 Va
135
46c
60c
Gold
Oct
9
1.85
1
St Lawrence Corp
100
17
38c
83c
!
22'A
Petroleum
Saguenay
1G%
Feb
2.25
s
1.24 Aug
14
51%
—
1
Gold
16%
I6V2
__
1
Mines
Ltd
Villbona
1.45
11c
Industries
Oct
40C.. Sep
'
Rix-Athabasca
Russell
28%
•
5c
Rupununi
195
*
Mines
8%
10c
A
3.0
*
-1
class
30
__i
Mines
Ventures
Vicour
1.35
9
..
Dairy
Jan
Mines
Zinc
Canada
13'A
13'/a
.1
.10
73c
Oak
Jan
Dec
Oct
58c
1.G5
1,000
MacDonald
tiOjallle
Feb
1.20
-25
HilL
Regcourt.
Royal
45c
Jan
11 Va
39c
50
Oils
..1
Bank
July
21c
,
425
Lead
2.00
Petroleum
Royal
Oct
22c
52
20
A
preferred
Keno
.40
Consolidated
7
19c
't.VJj
20
B
United
1.92
Petroleums
"oxa na
JH*
2.52
Aur
80
United
Poplar Gold
Roy
Nov
Jan
15
55%
United
5
Rowan
11A
Jan
2.13
30
Feb
Nov
4'A
15
--
55
class
Jan
*'
class
1.98
Feb
7Va
Sep
715
Fuel
6%c Mar
1
—
Little
10c
1.95
2.05
J«'
33
15,500
United
«
Robinson
Jan
1.45
Jun
10
170
82c
•
Mines Ltd.
Robinson
19c
Jan
32c
33
May
-1
Richfield
Jun
34c 35 Ac
—
39
2Vic Jan
...1
Quebec Manitou
Reeves
32c
—
*
50c
2Vic
28c
Reel
Jun
6Vac
Corp class B
8,000
_1
Red-Pic
102'A
GVv Feb
192
United
Western
Red
Dec
29
14't,0 <5
5.000
1
Uranium
Sep
4%c May
46,2
3.15
2,000
29 'A
Ranwick
Oct
18%
5c
16,535
7
14c
"2.70
Waite
Qucsabe
2.40
7
11c
2.72
3c
—
—
2.30
1
58c
1.92
Metals
2.40
11'Ac
Asoe.stos
ued
4 Ac
—I
East Dome
Oct
1.73
Dec
1.05
100
12c
4c
100
Pressed
Apr
' Dec
3.60
Jan
97
'
25
12C
3c
1
Preston
5.50
15'A
200
11A
9
j.
56c
•
Purity Flour Mills common-
Jan
lie
78c
1,750
7 Va
11 A
* '
—.
70c
Premier Trust
preferred
Acceptance
1
Mine—
-
11 A
1
57c
Corp
Preferred
Corp
4C
Border Gold
7%c
32%
7'A
l
Van
Premier
11
May
*
Mining
common.
10'Ac Jan
Dec
•
1
Gold
7%c
31'A
—
—
•
Resources
Gas
65
85c
——
Rouyn
4,675
*
Petroleum
10c
Development
a
Transvision-Television
Oct
9c
1
Porcupine Peninsular
River
(new)
34,834
•
7'A
67
•
Powell
class
13'Ac
•
Powell
10c
1.22
—
*
Finance
10%
1
-1
Placer
7c
1.18
10c
..A
1
Empire Oils
.1
—
40
*
:
:
Petroleums
1.08
Maiartic
Gold
98
20
Works
A
Trans
Jun
Pioneer
v-._.
General Trusts
5c
Gas
97 Va
•
Elevators
Traders
68c
&
97%
1
Toronto
Dec
Dec
3,500
Oil
May
2.85
4,280
•
Dec
Class
Petrol
36%- Sep
4c
34,900
17%
1
—
Sep
80c
Silver Mines Ltd.
1.44
16
1
3.80
Dec
1.25
70,350
Penn-Cobalt
1.35
*
—
1.01
Consol
Sep
Jun
2.00
4,400
„*
Gold—
Tombill
94
25
40,128
Aug
Perron Gold
Mines
Properties
July
94
1.30
July
Paymaster
3.35
10
Tnompson-Lundmark
60
89
1.25
4c
Partaneu
Aug
37
b.oO Juiy,
3.20
•
:
Theatre
Tower
7c
Oil
Jan
18 A
Jun
3'Ac
103
11
3.20
0
common
Oct
Jan
595
Western
74c
Jun
30'A
10,200
*
common
•
Pan
7 ' 5
2.00
10c
.100
...
;
Ltd
Oct
136
2,500
Cadillac
Dec
16 Va
6 0 JO
jC
6.90
2.00
9c
1
Pearson
5c
Porcupine
3
3'AC
"
■
10c
,50c
River
Dec
3.75
Pamour
■
16'A
Inlet
112
8V«c
Pandora
■
Ltd
Sylvanite Gold
50
8c
Navig
May
Feb
30
3.70
Petroleum
Feb
7
;> 8 'A Mar
45c
475
1
.
Preferred
Dec
3.50
112
8c
Coyle
Oct
15
'
Hershey Tubes.:
Page
34
Od
No\
48c
30
90
1,340
6.95
Supertesfc (ordinary)
25c
3.75
Pacific
1,000
34'A
-1.42
buinvau
Dec
25c
*
Mines
Aug
Oct
1
—.
Oct
7'Ac
112
*
Lake
33c
Jreo
55c
Jan
33
3%c
Mining
Press
Preferred
1.25
July
Sep
8b
Surf
6c
25c
6
17 Va
34
—1
6,645
:v
Nov
lot
Vg c July
0V4
33%
33%
5
16c
,5.15
6
45c 46 Vic
2'Ac
,
20 A
50
.
17'A
*
•
6,720
5.00
96c
Nov
65
7
1
.
;
common
Dec
17
7
5'A
*
2,000
1
1
1
Pacific
—
38c
'
Preferred
Apr
Gold
Canada
13'A
•
'
4c
1
Lake
OsIsko
A
20c
Gold
Red
Orlac
class
13'A
•
common
Stanley Brock class A
3.00
6Ut'
.
—
4c
3.35
__
*
urazeau
10c
May
Crusn
Orange
105
69
1.28
Orenada
17'A
GOO
*
Opemiska Copper Mines
17
2,223
12 Vac
common
17
1.00
13c
—
*
—
83 Va
3.40
Beauty Supply common
Ontario
July
10 '/2c Aug
High
29 275
Co
Standard
*
Omnitaans Exoloration
Ontario
30c
17 Vac
Low
i;7c
79
——-———
Malartic
O'Leary
Mar
5 Vac
—
Oils
Okalta
8c
—*
Selections
uii
Spooner
4%e Jun
7 Ac
—
Ogama-Rockland
Oct
750
6Vic
Mines--——————-t
Specialty Mfg
*
Office
buuit.
5c
7c
Gold
O'Brien
Nov
7 Vac May
430
5.10
•
—1
Wood
Oakville
20c
35,000
8,200
1
Ltd-
Mines
Southam
Range Since Jan. 1
High
38c
Stovel
.—---1
North Inea Gold——
—
1
Northland Mines (1940)
1
North Star Oil
—--—————•
Nubar
Jan
62,300
4c
Denison Mines
North
20c
13c
15c
./
1
•
*
*
——-——
—-—-.
Canada
Northern
Jan
5 'Ac Mar
2.10
19c
—•
—.
July
7'Ac
Low
Sales
Share*
38c
90c
1
_
7c
4c
1
Mines
8,250
14c
81'A
—
_
Norlartic
10c
2.02
-i
Gold
Jun
4c
Mines
Noranaa
3c
2.10
—-—1
Ltd
Mines
Nisto
Nor-Acme
5,000
8c
-5
r—
4 Ac
Prices
ol
1
Malartic
Sladen
..
for Week
Range
Par
High
25 Vic
28c
1
1
Nlplssing Mines
Low
5c
—I
1
Rouyn Merger
New
Week's
last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Monday, December 17, 1951
14
Friday
High
17c 17 Vac
DECEMBER
STOCKS
11 Vic
17c
12c
ENDED
Sales
9Vic
*
Norsman Mines
Nev.
WEEK
for Week
4c
1
1
1
Gold
Newnorth
of Prices
Law
Par
FOR
.
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
RANGE
..
—
.
6.85 May
28
50c
Mar
Feb
Sep
11%
Oct
36%
Api
90c
Sep
Volume 174
jVumber 5073
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2395)
43
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
Dec.
14
Investing Companies
Mutual Fund?—
Aberdeen
Ainuated
Amerex
Puna
int....,
Holding
American
Mutual
Fund
Corp_
Tr
5.15
Aviation
Bank
"4.25
3.93
Shares
Group
Group
Insurance
shares
lc
11.71
10.98
19.75
Investment
1
8
1
2
•
America-
V":
2%
20.56
25.87
of
Fund
Net
Broad Street
Bullock
_10c
Invest Corp
X29.83
1
26.17
23.96
Christiana
Securities
Fund
.1
Consolidated
Delaware
Investment.
Pfd
13.81
21.88
23.90
23.65
S-l
33.74'
36.80
S-2
(Income
Stocksi__.il
17.69
12.31
S-3
(Appreciation Com Stks) 1
17.41
19.00
l7/as
April
7.55
lias
July
133
138
1
fa.79
7.36
S-4
(Low
Pfd
Com
Priced
17.00
Loornis Sayles
(Net Asset Value)
Loomis Sayies Second
1
Trust
29%
31%
16.55
18.20
(Net
12.72
8.51
Asset
10.61
1
13.38
Building Supply
__1
10.66
—1:"
18.35
10.48
Bid
Ask
1-51
5-
1-52
b2.10
1.90%-
9- 4-51
6-
1-51
2-52
1-52
b2.10
1.95%
Mass
beneficial
Life
of
cm.res
9.21
10.09
6.77
7.42
National
8.52
9.34
10.01
10.97
National Security
Bond Series.
10.16
11.13
—25c
1.84
2.02
30.44
32.54
Speculative
1
22.42
23.97
Stock
10
33 V2
1
5.59
6.19
•
Fund
7.91
series
Priced
stock
Common
series
lc
Investors
Fundamental
Industries
Fund
7.45
Capital
General
,
21.15
20.12
21.76
1
Common
5.60
6.09
Aviation
8.42
9.23
lc
7*78
•.—lc
shares
9 60
10.52
8.68
9:64
13.55
9.51
10.56
5.10
5.60
Building shares
.
——lc
Chemical
——lc
shares,
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
Food
shares
lc
Fully
administered
14.83
$1.50
lc
8.14
8.92
9.28
10.17
bond
Institutional
shares
shares—lc
12.68
Low
9.67
7.99
8.76
lc
—
8.09
8.82
lc
shares
Petroleum
7.38
lc
shares
Mining
13.83-
lc
shares
Priced
Merchandising shares
19.31
1
15.84
17i50
13.61
13.69
1
X15.02
16,13
l
12.16
1
6.87
..1
6.76
Ll
4.99
4.04
6.07
Stock
10.07
l
4.91'
4.74
17.83
13.31
14.57
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
value)
1
Trading
1952 %..
bl.74
1.60%?
March
31,
1952
bl.74
1.60%
March
lew York
1
14.12
20
14.44
.2.50
16.98
Putnam
(Geo)
1
18.28
Republic Investors Fund:
1
& Clark Com
3.09
56.58
Fund Inc
28.19
28.19
Selected
Amer
14.43
15.60
Bank of the
X25.68
27.76
Bank
Shares—.2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston.^!
Sovereign
In vestors——
1
State Street Investment
Corp..*Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
Inc
•
8.03
60.50
68.42
9.25
Fund
Union Preferred
Stock
Fund
15.96
Federation
(White Plains N Y.i
United Science Fund
1
6.07
6.63
Value
6.07
6.63
First
Empire Trust
%A6
Unit
Investment Co
Type
i.
Inc. .—1
11.83
1219
Inc—
I
4.84
5.23
Fund Inc———JL—, —IV
24.91
2.18
.Series
34.46
Series
-
__—.
Equitable Assur_
&
American
Boston
Jersey Insurance
of
81%
Lincoln- National
Life
71%
.10
28 %.
30%
371/2
24%.
39%
—5
■26%
National
10
231%.:
National Fire.—
25
49 ¥2
10
V 71%
10
51%
75%
Continental Casualty—_——-10
61%
38
65%
'
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
to
Assn
Fireman's
Deposit of Md
of Philadelphia
Fund
36
90
Phoenix
"75
10
56 %
'58%
of Frisco—10
54%
&
Globe to
iT—-—-_5
Republic.——
.5
Rutgers Fire common_5
American'——.^^5-
Hanover
Hartford
Hartford
Fire———u—.^.—10
Fire -
__—.——10
Steam boiler'——.—10
1—J-
21%
56%
123
7%
8%
35%
United
States
-10
1
Trust
St.
-12%
Surety.—,——. —10
55
20
58
100
50%
238
-
National
100
Mercantile
8%
St
Trust
Bank
Mutual
248
215
34%
20
36
39
17
Bank
46%
Bank
Manufacturers Bank & Truat_20
101
8 %
Exchange NatT Bank_20
National
to
42
Grove
♦-if'
25
-
25
46'A
61
20
Union Trust
Louis
49%
25
Co
Trust
49 'A
-
X55%
Bank to Trust—20
-
59%
60
100
143
United Bank to Trust
:
225, 'V
San Franelsee
Illinois
«fc
57
60
*
First
Tower
Bank
-
>
Loals
Boatmen's
Chicago-
National
r'A
12%
Bank
Trust—33\'s
96
8.28
Bank of Amer N T Jk 0 A,
99
v 29'
27%
20%
cent Sec
3 3 <8
40
18%
28%
44%
:
National
55
241
37%
31%
8
-
Bonds—
Bid
9
106%
102%
102
100
100%
.1976
102%
102%
103%
1981
103%
Ltd
35sS
Power
Edison
-.1981
3^#s
1981
3za<$
Duke
15%
16%
Georgia Power 3 Vis
80%
84%
Gulf
States
Utilities
27%
29%'
Mich
Consol
Gas 3t3S
7%
Minn
Power
Power
38
32%
34%
Pacific
71
Southern
-
Seaboard
51.
53
30%
32%
"43%
33%
35%
3a8*~ 1981
■
102%
Diamond
103
104%
104%
103%
103%
97%
98
103%
103%
101%
102%.
102%
102
Stocks—
*
103%
1981
Stas-
Gas
——
100%
i98i
3%s—:
Tenn Gas Transmls
103 %
102%
100
1976
Light 3*85—1981
& Tel
Calif
3%»—1971
4V8S
—
1971
Washington Gas Lgt 3%s—1*^6
Western Maryland 4%s
1976
107
4.40%
El
Paso
5V2%
Alkali—
Natural
104%-
——
104%
103%-
preferred
104%
Gas—
preferred
Tenn Gaa Transmission—
$5.10
Galll—
100
preferred
100
97
45%
—10
Tel
3'/4S
&
Ohio Fower
37
29%
Ask
103 %
1981
Bid
Bonds— (Continued)
103
101%
Co
Tel
Detroit
53 V2
6%
Ask
Appalachian Elec Pwr 33is_1981
Arkansas Pow & Lgt 3Za£—198l
Asso
30 %
46%
179
10
Marine..
First
30%
27%,
12
13
10
Haven/.—.
Springfield Fire & Marine. —10
20%
-■
87
59%
38
Providenoe-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)_. .——2
to
51
234
98
Continental
-5
Paul Fire
40
•
,
„
United States Nat'l Bank
12
City Nat'l Bank <fc Trust
—. —.10
St
60%
48%
34%
50%
—_—
58%
25
Trust
27%
10
Republic (Texas
%
350
38
—
20
Portland
110%
Trust
32%
..'.25
71
43
22%
107%
York
25%
.3.33%
Fire
87
34
41 %
330
1,530-
25
New
Consumers
10
Firemen's of Newarlf.
.5
(Jeneral Reinsurance Corp——10
Glens Falls
36%
...
83
National
& Trust
46%
5
2.50
—
21
] ,490
44%
5
..—S
.
Pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
—.—10
Federal
Fidelity
34%
•
10
34
.28
39
20
24 %
12.50
—
10
38%
32%
Mellon Nat'l Bank & Trust—100
92%
.
50
—-10
—
Northeastern
10
29%
420-
-37-
Angeles
Amer.
City Bank
23
40/
Pacific
89%
36
20
48
Casualty—-.2
River
Northern
400
Pittsburgh
289
100
Inc
21%
——5
North
21%
Inc.——1—10
Fire
Fire.—1
*28
16
,
Security-First
lo
100
19%
27%
York
129%
FOrster
Union
20
100
Co,
42%
280
20
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust-,
Title Guarantee &
111
57% v
New
19%
Bank—
Los
1,240
39%
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust—17Va
ri4
63
106
(Detroit)—10
Amsterdam
125%
] ,180
10
Sterling National
Ask
.———10
Hampshire Fire
5
(The)
Trust
Detroit
!
,
610
National Bank of Detroit
35%
100
of Freeport N Y
Morgan (J Pj & Co
72
20
—10
Manufacturers...4
New
Life——10
&
National
to
Casualty
65
62%
,
Y
preferred__5
New
.
119
25
Camden Fire
Connecticut General
$1.05' convertible
N
Massachusetts Bonding—
Merchant Fire Assurance
Merchants
33%
100
v
Bid
Maryland Casualty common—1
$2.10 prior preferred
—10
20%
,———-——
2.49
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
-53%
..4
Bank—
Guaranty Trust
National
•78'/4
67%,
lo
National Bank—
315-
590
21%
Manufacturers Trust Co..
20
Meadow Brook National Bank
5.03
Par
22
Shippers—;
2.45
1
.
19 %
Surety
to
.
26%
Automobile,
Bankers
1956—
20%
Re,:Insurance
10.10
2.14
.1
——
2%
Fidelity
of Newark—
8.86
1
'st Shares—
1955.
Casualty_5
American
American
American
2.50
Trust Shares
r ;51%
.25';
Alliance
90.
'
.10'
48
153
19%
Industrial Bank of Commerce.lo
Companies
Ask
<86
.10
.10
American' Automobile
American
Bid
46
10
Franklin Square N Y
Hanover
68%
149
Trust
300
Peoples First National Bank
E
North Amer T
23.04
&
100
100
National City Bank
Union Bank of Commerce
Trusts—
Independence
F'untD— _ioo,v: 1.99
Investors^.—. —-5' '"- 31.88
Foundation
American
Series
National
Franklin
66%
16
——_
Bank
217
Central National Bank
5%
—lo
Fiduciary Trust
1
Wisconsin
46%.
5
Exchange Bank <fc Trust_20
County Trust Co
13.08
Investing Corp.:
44%
Corn
12.03
Inc.—
Ask
211
Cleveland
Cleveland
18,49
21.60
Line Fund
Bid
100
Bank
Northern Trust Co
39
10
1
National
46'
37
10
Shares... 1
Income
376 %;
44
—.15
Chemical Bank & Trust
Fund
United
6.88
Mutual Fund
Bank..—
14.75
4.12
4.29
6.27
National
361
_lo»
_—
.1
j
Par
First
35%
Harris Trust Ss Savings
100
Trust
34%
Fifth
Avenue
.1
Inc...
Un.Oii Bond Fund
1
3.90
&
13.96
20.24
lc
York
12.81,
18.82
—_lo
of New
Bankers
Companies
Ask
10.07
%.-■
1
7.44
Manhattan Co_„10
1
Texas
N. Y. 1-1822
Chicago—(Cont)—
Continental Bank & Trust
67.74
1
Bid
York
Chase
Television-Electronics Fund
Inc
New
8.79
64.00
__25
_—
Technical Fund Inc
Bank & Trust
Par
(net asset value)—»
8.16
lc
V Agricultural
5, N. Y. "
Teletype:
3.38
56.58
13.53
—.—
1.62%
L.
New York
Telephone: WHiteliall 3-2050
21.66
—
1.62%
bl.72
1952
1952
City Bank Stocks
Broad Street
•
Fund (net asset value )_•
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
.
13.26
—
1.65%
bl.72
1952
15,
19.76
Fund.
19.86
Insurance
bl.74
13,
15,
18.46
1
Casualty & Surety—.
1.65%
Kugel, Stone 8c Co.
32
1
Aetna Life
1.62%
1.62%
bl.74
1952
Primary Markets in
32.70
25
Whitehall Fund Inc
Aetna
■Home
24,
Jan.
1.62%
bl.74
bl.74
6,
Jan.
bl.74
1952
1952—
Incorporated
X32.37
5
Wellington Fund..
Aetna
21,
28,
25%
Wall Street
Par
Great
1.60%
March
5.65
x24 %
7.20
Insurance
Globe
Feb.
19.17
5.15'
5.21
Incorporated
Pire
1.55%
bl.74
5
6.56
Hudson
Crum
Feb.
bl.74
1952—
1.62%
5.19
2.57
Income
*■
1.55%
1952—
Ask
bl.74
1952
6.30
Diversified Trustee Shares—
.4.
bl.74
10,
5.31
5.76
4.74
Plan Fund
14,
17,
'
lc
Guardian
7, 1952
Jan.
11.01
Series.
lc
—:
Feb.
6.63
lc
Utility shares
Feb.
1.50%
Jan.
4.42
1
shares
shares,
1952
3,
1.40%,
bl.74
5.45
1
Series
shares
Tobacco shares
%
Jan.
Bid
bl.74
1951—
8.15
shares,.
Bond
27.
Treasury Bills
Ask
7.39
7.46
Series
Series
stock
Steel
-
Dec.
1951.—
7.17
Equipmen;
Railroad
20.
13.15
2.83
Railroad
Howe
Dec.
June
Pine Street Funa Inc
Pioneer Fund Inc
9.64
9.25
Investing Company shares.-.lc
bond
122.74
17.86
1
Corp
Bond
<fc
States
Bid
.
preferred..
Petroleum
8.68
7.92
shares—lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
General
114.15
1
Inc
Series
Industrial
8.53
shares
*
Series.
Stock
-■
•
Stock Fund-lc
(The)
Automobile
•
19.31
...
Scudder, Stevens
Group- Securities—
.
40.16
17.86
54.88
1
Investors Trust—
Corp
6.95
19.30
1
Inc-
General
6.34
2
Inc
2.10%;
Series-
Stock
(Net asset
6.80
2.05%
b2.20
Selected Group Series.
1
Low Priced Com Stock
Series.l
Natural Resources Fund Inc
lc
New England Fund
1
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
8.60
_lc
b2.15
2-52
.
Investors
Preferred
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
stock
1-52
9-
Inc
Balanced Fund
Pell de
Preferred
8-
corp..
1
Mutual Fund—1
1-51
12- 3-51
37.15
M
Mutual Invest Fund
1
.
1.95%
11-
2.15%
1
Nation-Wide Securities—
Income
Founders
b2.10
2.20%
1.85%,
Fund—
Boston
1
First Boston Corp
First Mutual Trust
1-52
1.80%
b2.05
Inc.l
Fund
14.08
35
7-
b2.00
1-52
5.47
14.36
2.78
10-1-51
3-52
2-51
8.30
30.02
2.54
2.20%
1-51
7-
4.97
13.35
Inc_l
1.75%
6-
2.35%
6.25
interest
2nd
1
Fund
bl.95
2.25%
5.76
7.57
13.10
5.26
5.21
Inc.-lOo
Fund
27.39
Low
,
5.23
Trust—
Investors
.ai
5-
lc
Bond
1
.v
2.15%
Due
4.73
shares
of
3.69
Dated
5.68
lc
shares
Investors
Ctfs
3.35
Due
lc
Metals.—
Paper shares
Steel
Dated
__lc
Non-Ferrous
Petroleum
1
Industrial
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
8-
1
18.45
98
53.44
Rate
._1
5.08
97.24
2.25%
Mutual Fund
17.07
99.2
98.8
2.35%
14.44
1
1956
98.16
/
Ask
13.18
5
1,
98
1.70%
-1
20c
1956
1.70%'
Massachusetts
RR
lc
I,
Bid
18.79
Fund
1%S Oct.
April
bl.90
12.58
Fidelity Fund Inc__.
1%S
.0987
.
bl.90
1
Balanced Fund
.1320
100.0610
—
98.24
98.14
99
2-52
Machinery
Eaton •& Howard—
100.1007
1952
98.22
1955
2-5?
14.35
Tobacco
1952__
1,
1954.
15, 1955
2-51
13.09
Steel
l%s Dec.
4-51
1
—
l%s March 15,
1 %s March 15,
.1247
Fund—
shares
Insurance stock
1
.1420
100.0965
4-
15.78
Equipment
1.
lias Dec.
100.1025
9-
14.40
Financial
Oct.
2.00%
Mass
Stock
1%s
1952
195?
3.81
Manhattan
Equity Fund Inc
1,
1,
3.46
5-.fa7
Dividend Shares
15,
Furnishings shareSi__lc
12.26
Fund
.1299
Aug.
Sept.
Ask
In 32nds—
2.00%.
14.25
—-
100.0976
i%s
l%s
Bid
Notes—
are
"Rate5'.'
5.08
Invest
1952.,
6.73
10.81
37.46
Maturity—
Treasury
Values
.0690
5.19
11.19
Oils
100.0516
9.89
53.44
95.20
4.57
13.00
'.Merchandising
1952
6.14
10
100.2
95.10
4.31
stock—1
*
99.26
99.30
4.71
Diversified Investment Fund_l
1
1,
6.92
Value).!
19541
1957-1955
Price
Ask
Indebtedness—
25c
37.46
1,
1,
4.15
Diversified
stock—1
Bid
Stks)_l
_*■
Nov.
l%s Oct.
Home
11.12
preferred
equipment
99.16
3.91-
23:11
1
99.26
"99'. 14
99.8"
,
Equipment shares.lc
11.68
Corporate bond series
of
Funds—
Business
14.66
stock
117
99.20
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares_.lc
9.33
*
Ctfs.
Mutual Fund—
Automobile
13.94
1
Dollar
Maturity—
_i
13. »7
12.61
'
1
common
Com
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund.
15.64
100.2
116
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
12.02
17.24
i
Utility
1
11.01
Chemical
-
Bonds)
26.49
1
Gas
Grade
I
6,190
2%s
.
1
Bank
Railroad
100.2
Stocks)
Inc—
■
Railroad
100.3
100
Bonds)
Aviation
Public
101.1
1952
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
(Quality Common Stks)_l
1
Coast
-1952
(Income
1 l.u3
Pacific
1955-1953
13,
15,
(Speculative
1
Metals
1953-1952
1,
June
Aug.
B-4
Automobile
Electrical
1,
2%s Feb.
2.20s
2.29s
K-2
Managed
Diversified
l%s Jan.
99.28
1952-1951
K-l
1
Funds
1,
42.28
Stock
Investment
Agriculture
May
25.61
Fund
Diversified
l%s
23.14
_100 0,040
corn-
und
x
100.3
23.37
Inc..L
do.,.,..
101.1
21.40
"
&
1952
x39.ll
1. -100
Bond
15,
20.05
(Low
Knickerbocker
Composite
May
1
Preferred
Commonwealth
100.5
1
!
Fund
100.3
100.3
36.13
18.38
2%s Feb. 1, 1954
Panama Canal 3s
1961
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
101.1
1952..
21.35
Bonds)_1
19o2__
Ask
99.12
Funds—
(Medium
Priced
14.
Bid
99.4
15,
2.20.1
30.43
B-3
9.00
IS.33
March
<tr
point
a
April
1
5
Fund Ltd—i
Century Shares Trust:
Chemical
9.05
12.30
1
B-2
value
asset
2.10s
32nds of
more
Other Issues
100.3
2%s
or
Central Bank for
Cooperatives—
l%s Feb. 1, 1953.
100.3
101.1
12.22
(Investment Bonds)
5
101.1
1952—..
17.70
Inc
B-l
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
1952
11.80
one
Ask
15,
16.15
17.97"
Bid
15,
1
1
Banks—
2.20s Feb.
lc
11.25
Loan
2%s Feb.
1.22
Boston—1
Keystone Custodian
Home
91c
1.10
Investors Management Fund
Johnston (The; Mutual
22,13
23.93
III
Boston Fund Inc
8%
Trust
Figures after decimal point represent
15.09
82c
lc-
Stock and Bond
Group
Investment Co of America
18.17
13.77
lc
shares
10.10
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Federal
Group shares
1
12.7.1
Bid '
Ltd—
—1
—
of
Institutional
Par
—^5--
Inc..
Holdings Corp..—.
Inv
Mutual Funds—
49:/%:
1
Axe-Koughton Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund B_.
Bond
1.01
4.76
..10
Corp
Business Shares—.
Beneficial
Ask
91c
American
Blair
Bid
Par
Fr;r,d
22%
Standard
Security
-iNew
;35
;.341'2
U
S
136
U
S
U
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32%
—5; -35
34%
f37
Fidelity & Guaranty
Fire
Westchester Fire
3%2S
a
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
1881
100%
$2.55 preferred—
102
——•
43%
44%
Odd lot sale
Ca__2
51%
53%
(not Included in year's range),
b Bid yield price,
d Deferred delivery sales_ (not
Included in year's range),
e Ex-interest.
fFlat price,
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sales (not included In 1®**® range),
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22%
issued,
—100
33%
of
.12—3
Accidents—
32%
132,
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—
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20%
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value,
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2396)
COD RSE
THE
show an increase compared
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
fcased upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
TSDec. 15, clearings from all cities of the United States
f rom which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
a
7.5%
be
preliminary
Our
year.
for
those
above
corresponding week last
the
totals
stand
against $17,281,300,521 for the same
this center there is
ended' Dec.
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
®.6%.
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
"
1
$18,573,743,281
week in 1950. At
at
■
.
Ended
Week
York
New
Dec.
15—
Chicago
——
Philadelphia
Boston
—'
0.7
357,373,053
28G,40U,000
396,277,348
371,903,587
385,152,185
254,569,030
—
2.2
298,200,000
'
Francisco
Ban
Pittsburgh
543,984,000
——
*400,000,009
—_
-
Cleveland
424,272,360
——
278,913,545
Baltimore
4.1
+37.3
+ 7.6
+10.2
+ 9.6
+
-
following
five
1st
Boston
five days $17,785,442,232 $16,487,749,534
all cities,
Total
2nd New
m Cities, one day
cities
all
Total
793,550,987
788,301,049
3rd
6th
follows
Description—
Chicago
1951
Kansas
11th
0.7
7.5
.
413,421,222
464,980,065
& misc.
$41,895,200
Xaternat'l Bank.
51,000
$78,641,000
4,000
$675,983,000
451,000
85,070,720
1,973,000
$905,847,500
445,000
93.055,070
Bonds—
Railroad
Foreign
6,612,700
8,601,500
13,000
$48,558,900
$87,259,500
govt
XLS. Government
Total bonds
—
1,855,700
$763,477,720 $1,001,203,270
The volume of transactions in share
properties
the
on
Hew. York Stock Exchange for the first eleven months of
1948 to 1951 is indicated in the following:
1951
1950
1949
1948
No. Shares
No. Shares
No. Shares
No. Shares
70,180,730
41,233,877
42,576,115
33,406,252
18,825,034
17,179,755
35,625,302
40,411,025
21,135,600
20,217,606
16,801,286
22,992,575
147,039,909 116,393,392
57,140,289
60,011,467
19.313,934*
18,179,374
34,612,565
42,769,258,
17,767,357
January
February
March
--
Quarter
April
May
end
34,289,734
38,456,690
27,402,150
-
-
June
-
48,244,665
41,604,044
45,647,098
100,148,774 135,495,807
Quarter
July
August
55,260,715 108,304,035
27.988,591
33.641,623
44,548,555
18,751,895
21,785,250
36,394,904
38,594,354
23,337,155
17,563,530
Grd
98.025,118 121,615,584
64,374,300
57,187,920
-
Quarter
345,213,8oT
Months
October
373,504,783 176,775,404 225,503,422
42,530,542
48,389,813
28,890,940
20,434,070
43,085,469
27,243,935
28,318,553
clearings at leading cities for the
months, ended with
November in each of the four years is shown below:
month of November and the eleven
BANK CLEARINGS
(000,000
IN
LEADING
CITIES
Month of November
omitted)
1951
3950
1949
IN
NOVEMBER
2,422
Philadelphia
4.660
1,281
Louis—
1948
2,413
4.534
2,068
2,130
4,012
3,765
1,148
Pittsburgh.
1,590
1,365
1,384
Pan
Fran.-
2,366
1,933
1.646
1,356
1,663
Baltimore-
1,149
1,073
908
947
Cincinnati.
914
898
686
780
Kansas City
1951
1960
Hew
1948
1949
1,071
23,081
20,914
21,609
46,634
41,152
12,419
16,922
25,006
12,510
10,148
15,167
13,446
19,865
17,654
of 17.9%,
841 and the 1950
York
$
1,109,001,408
+
1,058,936,280
—
506,836,054
+ 10.8
434,695,618
717,692,944
+ 17.9
633,089,513
017,489,635
7,503,695,810
916,437,976
754,686,998
7.2
—
"
0.8
2.5
513,117,441
7,308,563,876
925,970,496
831.095,059
431.024,488
631,783,527
*•
428,826,023
881,182,999
477,711,973
507,877,362
+ 12.7
547,004,657
3.9
+ 12.2
1,127,831,694
343,539,580
364,562,330,
+
,
+ 15.8
533,704,679
960,463,244
447,895,196
430.164,455
294,012,865
288.820,882
362,076,536
+ 14.1
863,031.225
+ 17.9
756,506,324
536,563,219
0.1
13,960,944,542
13,985,011,379
+ 10.3
6,687,158,553
6,918,129,216
I
17,834,353,878
8,960,774,738
—
t
District has to its credit
serve
an
improvement of 11.5%,
the Richmond Reserve District of 13.7% and the Atlanta
an
was
17.842,136,285
8,124,403,335
clearings for
For that month there
:
'
Reserve District of 7.7%. In the
the totals
clearings having been $77,673,674,-
are
Chicago Reserve District
larger by 2.4% and in the Minneapolis Re¬
District by 4.1% but in the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals are smaller by 0.4%. In the Kansas City
serve
aggregate of $74,339,346,751, In the New
the totals show a gain of 1.8%,
District
Reserve
1948
$
.
+ 14.8
412,982,581
City
the 1951 aggregate of
Dec. %
9,997,515,526
617,836,963
_112 cities
York
Inc. or
$
1,017,754,963
41
10
__
1949
1950
588,779 259
increase for the entire body of clearing houses of 4.5%,
Reserve
District
the
totals
record
increase of
an
in the Boston Reserve District of 0.7% and in the Phila¬
in
delphia Reserve
7.1%,
Francisco Reserve District of 16.1%.
District of 2.9%.
Cleveland
The
Federal Reserve Districts
Re-
the Dallas
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
$
Boston
14
cities
Reserve District of 13.2%
1950
1951
Month of November—
1st
2,903,792,048
2,883,087,476
1949
San
1948
$
0.7
+
and in the
2,530,324,848?
2nd New York
14
"
35,569.896,218
34,944,177,139
+
1.8
2,462,717,105
29,742,766,571
3rd
Philadelphia
16
"
4,908.553,869
4,770,938,634
+
2.9
3,966,538,932
4,220,199,250
4th
Cleveland
17
"
4,835,469,194
4,337.940,807
+
11.5
3,318,926,797
.* 3,982,664,910
5th
Richmond
8
«'
2,589,524,089
2,278,337,140
+13.7
1,903.558,729
6th
Atlanta
1,952.315,519
2,987,304,075
16
"
3,785,190,751
3,513,809.181
+
7.7
7th Chicago
8th St. Louis
31
"
7,135,223,880
6,967,043.822
+
2.4
29,731,535.745
5,555,652,036
9th
11,095
9,029
9,846
2,955,797,912
7
"
2,659,254.696
0.4
2 211.400,237
+
4.1
15
"
3,298,158,942
3,078,465,166
+
7.1
1,670,494,691
2,552.100,864
11th
11
"
3,161,709,030
+ 13.2
2,338.707.415
4,615,501,587
2,793,885,851
3,976,770,435
77.073,674,841
74,339,346,751
6,031,079,568
2,391,675,803
2,226,643,420
"
2,671,086,345
2.123,804,755
—
16
Dallas
12th San Francisco
19
Total
184
Outside New York
We
"
cities
City
append another table showing clearings by Fed
Boston
14
—
cities
64,400.716,970c
6.8
33,465,193,605
35,809.338,516;,
the
Eleven Months
1951
$
Dec.
31,151.019,722
months for four years:
Eleven Months
1949
%
1548
$
$
+ 11.9
25.120 993.157
25,937,607.812'
+
27,845,357,841
405,619.522,045
11
3,510.401,739
Eleven Months
Inc.or
1950
$
1st
62.114.353,678
+
.
3,420,448,406
4.5
eral Reserve Districts in
Eleven Months
Federal Reserve Districts
+ 16.1
+
40,739,848,844
43,516,784,661
1,883,356,119;
2,795,883,527
2,383,975,867
8.4
335,969,033,854
347,629,833,964,
9.2
43.378.123,919
374.223.095.140
2nd New York
14
3rd
Philadelphia
16
"
53,699.029,940
49,185.502.458
+
4th
Cleveland
17
"
+16.0
39.398.779.479
45,443,544,498
42,175,602,117
"
52,377,224,955
26,482,029.766
45.166,230 228
8
23.268.639.789
+13.8
20.483,362,641
20,532,122 059
6th Atlanta
16
"
39.872,240.420
34,581.384,549
+ 15.3
30,443.899.291
30,616,597.411
7th Chicago
8th St. Louis
31
"
80,435.957,999
70.951,794,714
+ 13.4
62,005.864,728
65,036.252.467
7
"
27,151,204,994
24.994.944.250
+
8.6
22,590,852,633
9th
Minneapolis
16
"
22.121,323,903
19.308,667.988
+ 11.7
17,890,381,265
23,267,412,258
19,188,357.150
Kansas
30.817,896.114
+ 13.4
27.466,787,586
29,893,173,223
25,027,321,333
City
15
"
34.936,309,606
ii
»
32.489.104.870
28.111 435.199
+ 15.6
24,426,820,495
12th San Francisco
19
««
48,710.479,550
41,125,672.484
+18.4
36,385,031.733
38,675,354,931
855,045,447,770
770,080,620,754
+11.0
685,560,530,781
713,423,179.228
464,846.414,932
409,529.822,203
+13.5
361,817,386,23*8
378,301,030,072
Total
184
cities
Outside New York City
10,056
7,753
8,327
1,416
16,468
1,438
19,762
626
543
563
1,233
.
Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
13,173
14,121
18,915
664
> Detroit
Reserve District
Districts:
43,187
13,594
1,251
1,169
1,068
Orl'ns
in the San Francisco
and
by Federal Reserve
11th Dallas
25,949
50,871
14,694
1,415
Minneapolis
.
1,296
1,473
1,582
1,369
1,506
1,826
Cleveland—
44
'10
—
We also furnish today a summary of the
10th
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
$$$$$
$
$
$
York. 34,156 33,599 28,645 28,591 390,199 360,550 323,743 335,122
CnicagO
3,641
3,659
2,950
3,220
41,068
36,926
32,632
35,254
Boston
are
of
614,941,081
44
New
New
Bt.
City
5th Richmond
of bank
course
2.5%
the
and
483,390,605
4«
15,039,275
25,676.879
—
November
The
by
totals
3.9%, the St. Louis Reserve District of
Minneapolis Reserve District of 12.7%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals record a
gain of 15.8%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 14.1%
12.2%
1,171,305,382
41
7
—
Francisco
24,585,115
38,472,675
September
Nine
increase
an
846,441,706
44
4
„
the month of November.
2477188,683 251,889,199 112,401,104 168,315,502
*S?JC Months
the
30,922,212
Months—
1st
Louis
Total
1950
1951
1950
In the Cleve¬
smaller
are
District
561,497,348
41
Dallas
43,085,469
totals
1,032,586.623
17
„
12th San
25,676,879
of shs._
the
Reserve
larger by 10.8% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
17.9%.
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
M
10
__
7.9
Eleven Months
-Montli of November-
Stocks—
Number
Districts
Richmond
the
9,282,302,371
1,117,526,735
44
Minneapolis
statement of transactions
Exchange is appended. The
results for November and the 11 months of 1951 and 1950
Reserve
in
but
675,784,521
H
7
-
St.
Stock
York
Philadelphia Reserve District of 0.8%.
land
9$
11
__
Atlanta
Outside
New
the
the
1951
cities
_
9th
Our usual monthly detailed
a decline of 7.2%, but in the Boston Reserve
District the totals enjoy an improvement of 14.8% And in
$
Cleveland
8th
+
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
totals suffers
of
decrease
a
summary
12
Richmond
5.8
♦Estimated.
on
a
12
.—
Philadelphia
4th
5th
8.4
—
week $18,573,743,281 $17,281,300,521
for
furnish
York
+
/
we
-
+
-
3,212,201,920
3,397,521,245
was
cities
which they are located and from this it appears that in
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
+
$14,387,920,987 $13,275,547,614
days
cities, five days——
there
week
Reserve Districts
10th
cities
1C-
that
Week Ended December 8—.
Federal
7th
Cther
For
8.
the
In
1.1
549,752,788
349,484,413
City
LoUis
€t.
+
+
1,059,000,000
the
issue
our
0.1%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $17,834,353,878 against $17,842,136,285 in the same week in 1950. Outside of this city there
was
an
increase of 10.3%, the bank clearings at this
center having registered a decrease of 7.8%.
We group
9.6
2 4
+
545,655,618
—
-
Kansas
$8,713,683,936
901,430,687
922,900,000
1.071,000,000
—
.
Cent
1950
$9,553,511,051
——
Per
■■■
.
1951
.
will appear in
foregoing
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
CLEARINGS
of next weekWe cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not avail¬
able at time of going to press. Accordingly, in the above
the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
we present further below we are able to give the final
and complete results for the week previous — the week
the
ago-.
year
BANK
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
Bank clearings this week
with
OF
..
15,195
15,954
following compilation
covers
the clearings by months since Jan. 1, 1951 and 1950:
MONTHLY
■
13,753
12,852
13,813
11,664
6,258
14,524
6,786
The
5,762
15,585
15,227
12,895
5,632
Months-
Clearings, Total All
1951
CLEARINGS
$
Inc.
86,123,724,978
March
Inc. or ?
1950
1951
or
Dec. ft
$
January
February
Clearings Outside New York-
—
1950
Dec. ft
$
$
7
+ 32.8
66,867,104,168
+ 28.8
68.533.843,422
58,756,227,011
+ 16.6
85,296,307,305
70,630.016,771
+ 20.8
46,200,823,574
37,573,570,625
44,314,240,276
239,953,875,705
196,253,347,950
+22.3
128,088,634,475
+24.3
41,560,943,883
32,905,046,529.
+ 26.3
+ 13.0
42,269,856,814
41,673,170,190
36,084,171,990
+ 17.1,
9.2
38,192,041,755.
+ 15.1
125.503,970,887
107,181,260,274
209,259,586,583,. r
s
34,835,475,557
30,505,289,778
36,737.560,974
-
+ 23.2 >
+ 20.8
2,138
2,024
1,541
1,730
24,451
20,808
17,839
Louisville—
642
612
511
550
6,875
735
639
505
537
7,297
6,274
6,145
5,492
Omaha
5,376
5,714
providence.
128
143
112
113
1,357
1,170
' 1.235
April
May
77,466,288,437
Milwaukee-
256
330
258
263
1,439
4,031
2,811
3,700
4,155
2,811
June
78,182,942,042
62,320,454,838
68,420,516,810
71,627,359,741
232,934,046,849
202,368,331,389
472,887,922,554
398,621,679,339
+ 18.6
253,592,605,362
74,438,003,576
+ 10.1
40,253.664,906
74,881,838,320
71,892,394,958
67,584,867,711
77,259,277,352
74,112,011.824
3.1
41,662,955,289
40,181,327,268
3.0
39,537,722,057
39,688,217014
221,212,236,854
218,956,156,887
1.5
121,454,302,252
116,919,609,848
+
3.9
+12.4
375,046,907,604
326.179,196,431
+
150
Buffalo
18,220
5,572
452
Memphis
335
370
4,958
503
397
424
5,135
4,714
597
559
463
480
6,394
5,442
274
231
234
2,771
637
543
572
2,968
7,570
4,720
2,498
4,952
272
833
Indian'polis
Richmond-.
428
521
—
Bt, Paul—
Denver
3,399
4,259
6,561
5,875
5,945
4,855
6,278
4,433
5.290
2,781
2,537
1,257
1,194
4,272
5,611
2.624
1,164
708
667
543
521
5,285
Seattle
690
646
496
505
BaltLakeC.
317
283
234
263
7,511
3,191
130
113
303
105
1,393
—
Hartford—
Tot.27 Cities
3,944
4,151
2,495
66,109 63,786 53,190 55,312 733,405 663,101 591,681 617,813
Other cities
11.564 10,553
Total all
77,673 74,339 62,114 64,400 855,045 770,080 685,560 713,423
—
8,924
9,088 121,640 106,979
93,879
95,610
Total
1st
quar
77,284,816,370
Total
2nd
quarter.
Total 6 months
July
—
August
September
Total 3rd
Total
9
quarter—.
We
now
add
$
1950
$
Portland—
8,322.042
17,395,652
2,422,729,188
—
—
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
.
;
New
River-——
10,008,243
Bedford
5,906,691
4,958,488
9,941,692
47,274,018
Springfield
———
—
:
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
17.939,611
2,413,166,934
10,701,964
5,046,633
4.844,846
10,262,709
42,156,934
34,526,477
•
-
New Haven-
Waterbury
7,831,782
—
Rhode Island—Providence
,
New Hampshire—Manchester—
Total (14 cities)—.
33,506,974
130,247,325
60,341,569
16,232,800
128,358,100
113,549.216
7,549,763
7,133,383
58,625,390
14,559,200
143,761,900
2li2
8.8
+
3.7
—
0.4
617,577,836,226
83,271,613,521
78,163,437,777
+
6.5
46,282,722,657
42,610,776,928'
+
November
77,673,674,841
74,339,346,751
+
4.5
43,516,784,661
40,739,848,844
+
6.8
855,045,447,770
770,080,620,754
464,846,414,932,
409,529,822,203
+
13.5,
Total
11 months
w
+ 11.0 \
.
JB.tt
eek ended
-Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
Inc.
or
Dec. ft
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Maine—Bangor—
+
+
+
•
694,100,159,408
Month of November
1951
—
37,050,065,566
'
months
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the month of November and the
our
—
9.1
+
+ 17.1
October
Out. N.Y.C. 43,516 40,739 33,469 35,809 464,846 409,529 361,817 378,301
Clearings at—
+
+ 25.5
102,078,326,309
+
6.3
—
3.0
1951
$
1950
$
Inc.
..
or
1951
Dec. ft.
0.4
95,358,444
217,577,558
25,949,863,009
85,133,308
207,844,127
23,081,183.076
6.5
106,054,296
98,840,558
+
+ 17.0
50,268,985
48.130.882
+
101,106,766
426,468.410
315,398,414
5.8
78,655,253
Inc.or
1950
Dec.
$
ft
1949
1948
$
$
-
+
—
+
—
2.3
3.1
+ 12.1
+
3.0
+ 14.7
+
2.9
+
11.5
+
1,257,091,895
+ 12.0
2,198,631
4,596,481
560,359,464
1,954,532
7.6
1,003,984
7.9
+
9.3
'
+
4.7
+ 12.4
7.3
1,721,662
3.3
+14.9
1.030,624
+
+ 13.3
1,941,373
4,752,871
487,544,098
1,895,144
4,235,259
431,279,751
431,471,349
3.1
1,628,130
1,866,935
2.6
—
+
17.6
2,550,162
10,268,304
8.081,511
+ 10.8
35.842,270
7,840,472
26,960,797
+ 32.9
926,716
1,828,716
7,765,863
6,016,931
24,331,973
8.5
15,068,763
13,193,526
+ 14.2
10,301,210
7.4
25,832,000
3.1
1,816,675
4,549,227
1,621,474
+
599,338,055
+
145,467,800
—
1.0
2.525,260
+
9.326.467
+ 10.1
*
+
3.1
849,750
1,934,092
7,581,627
.
.
.
5,493,763
25,407,577'
10,849,752
+ 13.7
1,357,003,900
+
6.1
72,081,665
+
9.1
,
31,354,300
2,506,119
29,183,300
+
—
2,585,327
_
24,346,300
1,950,394
"
2,903,792,048
2,883,087,476
•
+ 13.3
—10.7
56,942,486
51,768,554
109,070,208
466,200,399
370,793,934
1,393.237,530
650,121,751
165,384,100
1,439,992,200
V
$
.*
0.7
31,151,019,722
27,845,357,841
+11.9
675,784,521
-
- -
588,779,259
"
.+ 14.8
517,489,685
"
518,117,441
Volume 174
Number 5073
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(2397)
-Jan. 1 to Nai'. 30-
-Month of November,
Clearings at—
■
1
-
.
"•
.
Second
$
.
Inc
1950
1951
;■ •
"■
$
,
■,
.
$
■
$
Vr
Inc.
-
1951
or
Dec.%
..
1950
Inc.
$
Reserve District—New York—
Federal
'r
—
'
,
+ 25.7
103,787,179
130,439,514
York—Albany
Binghamton_-
uecemoer 8-
•1949
or
Dec. %
1,584,617,333
1,603,302,628
1.4
+
+
'
1.2
25,981,296
15,738,894
173,815,573
159,423,958
9.0
3,582,663
5.6
4,958,189,633
4,259,115.838
+ 16.4
103,969,166
85,461,133
8,595,726
+. '26.1
106,142,093
91,309.428
+ 16.3
2,342,179
+ 65.1
3,389,998
428,345,259
:i,932,839
16,462,715
16,239,570
—
.
'
l./
452,360,464
—
Elmira
..-
•
10,837.684
;
j
.
15,621,974
.
I-!!.!—.
T'
'
9,472,297
33,599,497,907
5.5
105,905,157
101,412,122
+
1.7
390,199.032,838
360,550,798,551
+
10.020,159
■f 34r136,890,180
■
Yorkl__'_—...
New
1.9
1,181,817,122
-
+>-'4.4
1,046,405.918
—■
<
-
4
:
107.780,157
105,760,663
.
2,185,272
•
2,161,744
8,960,774,736
9,717,732,950
+12.9
*
Rochester—<
-
35.2
26,022,846
26,260,748
+
,
2,768,327
3,103,690
73,685,808
76,169,105
+21.2
-1,549,012
1.1
+
—
-
—
Syracuse
!
76,741.379
.
IJticai"
4.8
+
73.200,632
15,005,657
15,143,410
71,283,645
0.9
82,325,256
,—
838,761,946
•
-
725,772,164
.
163,843,331
.
,
17,038.819
+ 15.6
152,122,512
833,444,214
;
13.4
694,935,893
-
0.9
18,596,987
16,968,543
+
16,600,176
+ 17.6
0.4
239,505.486
230,424,061
Northern
274.982.906
262.305,236
__
.
New
Jersey—
(a)
.
-
19,514,739
"
2,169,500,323
,-+14.1
•V
2,894.075,916
2,582.921,618
#
■
Total
Third
( J4
Federal
12,204,746
81,732,349
+
+
66,322,709
4.0
374,223,095,140
8.4
(a)
54,567,946
<.
55,619,055
,
—
•
14,292,048
804,332
1.9
--'+ 19.2
44,133,524
48,304,425
'
'.
846,805
-41,252,375
»
51,527,553
■
;
.
9,282,302,371
7.2
9,997,515,526
—
7,503,695,810
7,308,563,876
—17.5
61,688,456
57,,843,153
+
6.6
1,151,530
1,151,990
0.1
1,058,930
1,075,580
5,8(70,638
+19.6
80,859.156
61,,031,028
+ 32.5
+
'7; 5
+
13.5
62,049,382
54,,688,769
+ 13.4
1,277,830
+ 15.1
,1,20(1,838
1,382,922
1,251,694
5.247,556
1,664,441
1,470,759
1.-548,348
5,957,374
25,601,998
25,522,806
+
0.3
289,176.234
265,,439,516
+
17,865,308
16,449,983
+
8.6
204.219.472
168 ,710.078
+ 21.0
4,332,454
4~145~,167
+
4.5
3~&88~273
3,383,518
4,805.790
4,924,347
2.4
55,921,555
50,,212,156
+ 11.4
7,619,056
6,945,485
+
9.7
81,499.609
72.,852.979
Philadelphia!-—___—g_—_—
"4,660,000.000
Reading—13,611,377
4,534.000,000
+
2.8
50,871.000.000
46,634 .000.000
+
1,066,000,000
1,060,000,000
0.6
877,000,000
880,000.0(50
1.4
159,757,277
148,,367,217
+
7.7
3,278,236
3,408,360
3.8
2,772,961
+
11.0
6,159,691
5,877,909
+
4.8
-5,250,291
+ 11.9
3,871.252
3.604,633
+ 28.8
2,814,375
2,620,429
235,,566.663
+17.9
5,647,513
5,088,547
+ 11.0
-4,595,898
4,295,620
15.,436.993
—30.3
Chester
—
Harrhburg—______
_
—
Lancaster
-1'
Lebanon^
Norri. town
___
Scrantbn
.5,851,394
—
13,805,024
—
'
24.926,913
+
6.8
300,220.969
13,839.114
12,989,920
+
6.5
147,023,693
131,,381.468
27,461,584
+
24.7
277,633.457
—10.9
10,753,590
72,003,597
-
—
.
_1„—'
L_—____!_
Bois
957.688
1.075,307
5
Hazelton__
6.302,775
Delaware—Wilmington—
New
22,028,110
,
6,580,925
9.1
Jersey—Trenton_i.__x.__l
+
38,242,680
+
8.8
454,658,061
+
6.9
"11,353,942
10,254,103
4,770,938,634
+
53,699,029,940
2.9
49,185,502,458
+
9.2
1,117,526,734
1,109,001,408
—
8.9
+
1.8
371,872,928
+
+
—
2,722,650
5,102,690
;
2.9
+
425, 128.947
.1.5
-
38,831,718
•
+
524,.432,298
4.2
—
46,477,546
47,235,029
—
'
1,153,616
8.9
'
York—
Du
—
+ 11.9
270,,437,180.
•'
'
26.613,769
-
1—
Wilkes-BarreJ'
"!
55,649,446
7,022,654
4,828.655
Bethlehem—
-
1.8
65,031,818
405,619,522,045
0.6
+
12,291,225
13,467,273
.
District—Philadelphia—
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
■r
+
-
.
35,569,896,218
cities)_'_
8,308.936
34,944,177,139
8.357,279
Oranges—
(a)
+ 12.0
r*
+; 4.8
,
+
2,476.159,776
3.9
4-
■
.7,066,882,163
-19,057,03'jr
7.7
+
+ 19.9
23,027,133
■
(a)
(at
Jersey—Montclair —!
Newark.
;
1,803,142
7,273.785.989
'
New
1,493,016
1,554,562
•
7.8
'
Connecticut—Stamford-
16,964,573
5.7
+
"
Jamestown
!
$
+ 21.6
"
Buffalo—...
.
1948
$
) '
"
New
...
.
.
-weeK. unaea
1950
1951
or
Dec. %
-
-
45
69,,974.013
570.565,432
1.6-
.
'•
12,596,876
■+■
13.244,516
4.9
9,595,477
8.751,368
+10.7
6,878,011
15,613,331
0.8
916,437,976
925,970,496
—
"
Total
i
,
•
( 16
cities)
*"V
4.908,553,869
>
——...
—
'"'"V*
Fourth
Federal
Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
29.794,951
______
32 704,478
914,332,126
—.
Cincinnati..
+
*.//' '.■'■'i*"-1
898 137.557
Cleveland—-Id--—'5^1,826,720,304
Columbus.—
1,532, 794.466
6,929,702
7,557,589
212,153,824
204,841.699
+
3.6
164,319,569
172,853,041
+
23.9
398,778,187
365,726,382
+
9.0
271.722,808
309,463,073
+
7.3
47,353,900
40,547,300
+
16.8
32,434,800
36,490,900
19,762,826,835
1,852,903,100
107,244,992
1,726.231,700
91,363,037
55.467,221
+
—
7,151,079
5,986,003
+ 17.4
60,933,274
160. 509,000
+
8.8
3, 141,796
+
15.8
5 .112,749
+
8.2
5,533.364>
_
8.3
4.1
+ 12.4
9,029,816,447
15,954,548,445
9,426,041
Lorain..
387,033,024
10,148.072,174
174,650,000
—_
Hamilton—....
•'
+ 15.4
•
9.9
'
Mansfield....
\
■
Youngstown———
Newark.!
1
.Toledo--—.—i—.—
Pennsylvania—Beaver
Greensburg
: 24,883,475.
39.818.175
'24.666,068
•
23 .087,794
103,291,819
County
1,590.230,468 ' '
•
284,066,903
248,884.843
+ 14.1
5,637,020
6,037,523
5.8
4,671,575
4,701,183
449.070,234
378.223,425
+ 18.7
8,610,953
8,685,224
0.9
6,825,350
6,728,158
+ 20.2
255,295,669
214,848.461
+
+
5.7
1,119,102,414
975,191.086
+ 14.8
353,068,037
425,540,562
-17.0
268,726,893
293,707,625
1,032,586,623
1,058,936,280
2.5
754,686,998
831,095,059
,769,010
18.8
30.243,089
+ 21.2
28,385,599
22,385,653
+ 26.8
+ 14.9
2 ,656,281
3,330,614
16,922,441,091
15.167,224.588
+ 11.6
36,668,710
+ 25.4
2 .236,103
2,4.92,760
■___——
Pittsburgh——
7.8
+13.6
97
*
+
35. 042,171
20 .521,441
,
!
11.5
+
1,384 480,551
27,488,486
26 803,656
+
2.6
296,752.805
277,827,274
+
6.8
20,391,116
18 423,874
+
10.7
220,998,603
206,840,194
+
6.8
Kentucky—T exington
19,402.395
20 566,029
5.7
226,899,988
222,308,553
+
2.1
West
18,967,032
18 953,851
0.1
218,529,540
192,953,284
+ 13.3
4,835,469,194
4,337,940.807
+ 11.5
52,377,224,955
45,166,230,228
+ 16.0
149,459,564
733,269,000
7,570,831,246
3,225,497
+ 22.7
608,818,000
+ 20.4
17,400,000
15,806,000
+10.1
2,406,650
13,866,000
16,001,000
6,561,249,979
+15.4
164,654,110
145,612,382
+ 13.1
128,522,495
123,967,689
"
Erie—
Oil
—
City
—
Virginia—Wheeling
Total
Fifth
West
—
!
<17 cities)
Federal
South
_
Carolina—Charleston
„Y Total
Sixth
+ 26.9
8,6
440,102,870
378,089,508
12,510.088,880
11,095,897,054
cities)
:
■
5,410,214
+
6.1
418,549,363
+
7.5
4,161,949
245,688,076
2,708,874
+ 26.1
3,582,007
3,752,182
8~3
205,470~224
209,913,149
4,799,684,527
2,589,524.089
2,278,337,140
+ 13.7
+
26,482,029,766
22.9
i2.7
104,286,877
92^342,150
+1¥.9
80,848,242
74,681,594
+ 13.8
;
4,258,472,930
-
+
+
561,497,348
506,836,054
+ 10.8
434,695,618
431,024,488
52,947,509
65,092,523
449,989,118
23,268,639,789
Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
6.3
1,030,021,797
877.429,653
+ 17.4
24,627.840
22,296,116
+ 10.5
+10.7
4,161,154,965
3,691,850,647
+ 12.7
90,683,669
76,340,205
+ 18.8
72,665,450
11,768,500,000
+ 17.4
300,200,000
258,100,000
+ 16.3
229,400,000
•
88.134.920
Nashville...•.
_
379,216,215
1,330,700,000
Georgia—Atlanta..—.
+
82,927,760
419,855,969
Tennessee—Knoxvillej-
5,249,604
265,950~605
+ 12.8
1,149,592,262
.
3,956,152
+16.4
7.0
+
5,739,733
(8
.
+ 17.3
181,996,205
+ 38.7
33,111,091
1,073,892,286
Columbia—Washington
+ 13.9
131,168,604
210,501,156
+ 15.1
16,912.791
45,929,147
Frederick
of
+ 17.4
19,458,229
—
_
Maryland—Baltimore—...—
District
+
60,477,000
657,193,197
13,889,895
_
Columbia.
12,791,198
71,025,000
833,900,705
—
Richmond
+
District—Richmond—
Reserve
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
—
6.9
+
1,244,600,000
13,820,900.000
30,741,436
24.149,766
+ 27.3
308,567,904
231,340,715
4 33.4
5,495,463v
+ 40.1
Columbus.!..—
24.327,232
20,903,412
+ 16.4
250,807,074
222,896,922
+ 12.5
—_-i_-i-—
20,361,103
18,643,762
+
187,396,510
+ 11.4*
5,197,187
4^517,350
+ 15.0
Florida—Jacksonville..—.
457,222,596
119,422,765
Tampa.!.,.—.
Alabama—Birmingham..
37,666.094
.
"
69,630.847
227,700,000
—:
Macon_
20,775,979
20,230.956
+Augusta'—
-
438,193,339
+
4.3
208,792,924
5,500,384,013
34,712,632
+
8.5
9.2 •
Mobile
:
519,172,822
9,031,016
5.8
6,982,451
6,981,356
323,063,641
208,793,740
202,038,046
+
202,427,000
+
484,678,239
438,737,256
■
■
4.5
3.0
"
+
3.3
211,525,000
+ 10.5
—
+
5.7
664.531,567
626,287,713
+
6.1
3,785,190,751
3,513,809,181
+
7.7
—
71.059.305
73,965,610
25,242,273 V
6.3
7,468,658
2,627,768
—
9,551,991
379,062,318
2.8
6,998.466
Louisiana—New Orleans.!:
+17.3
9.2
1.4
2,776,428
:
Vicksburg..
93,345,220
+
44.725.658
Meridian
75,811,478
93,358,996
6,010,664,633
+
43.402,922
i
81,509,842
+ 39.6
+
18,734,000
| tJackson...i
+ 17.9
106,639,344
4
19,200,541
19.747,199
Mississippi—Hatticsburg—
,
5,000,273
4,489,680
101,315,929
+ 12.9
19,001,000
|? Montgomery.__.—_x. __.
/
4,485,049
-4,332,317
148,887.750
+18.2
364.521,542
5,066,271,998
31,978,130
34,913,779
—
*
-
18.6
4,651,656,978
411,514,392
+ 12.7
'
585.077,040
7,697,711
•
+
|
4.1
23,568.176
+
7.1
709.993
612,376
+ 15.9
->.586,598
573,106
6,786,165,538
6,258,626,160
+
8.4
157,572,636
133 345,145
+ 18.2
119,537,854
127,475,588
39,872,240,420
34,581,384.549
+ 15.3
846,444,706
717,692,944
+ 17.9
633,089,513
631,783,527
1,932,672
1,779,705
12,381,561
11,967,485
5,610,673
5,688,777
8,436,062
6,783,882
+ 24.4
67,916,000
32,399,000
+
9,635,651
9,318,116
+
3.4
3,663,827
3,338,050
+
9.8
3,003,551
+12.9
60,399,339
'
■
Total
<16
cities)
Federal
Seventh
Reserve
District—Chicago—
6,792,896
7,051,653
3.7
78,174,840
71,683,316
+
9.1
2,138,144,907
2,024.024.279
+
5.6
+
17.5
23,552,975
+
3.7
24,451,043,167
268,401,900
20,808,564,686
22,713,302
245.036,908
+
9.5
50,350,389
9,067,291
30,978,558
49.968,785
+
Arbor-.
Michigan—Ann
Detroit————.
')"• Flint
_—
i.
Grand
,!
Jackson.
Rapids.-,....
:
Lansing
;*
'
Indiana—Fort
Wayne.——
Indianapolis.—"
South Bend
——■
40,151,181
14,765,585
22,832,920
356,573,013
4,990,686
-
—
Haute.lr———;
Wisconsin—Madison———-:■
Milwaukee.
—
,—
Oshkosh
Sheboygan.
12.057,155
+ 19.3
605.326,781
+
7.1
+ 10.2
451,111,790
391,900.059
+ 15.1
1.3
156,754,427
255,483,478
4,031,289,408
141,754.455
+ 10.6
228,902,609
+ 11.6
3,399.833,630
51,783,463
+ 18.6
58,294,348
97,634,928
90.593,769
+
330,575,778
+
7.9
4,753,653
+
5.0
8,251.947
+
7.0
.
7.7
•
21,406,535
Moines——i--—148,752,681
'
'
p^ortJ—ZT.I
Rockford.
"
Eighth
5,131,521
4,848,334
1,487,175,220
+ 10.2
—
+ 12.1
37,607,526
18,410,957
40,233,079
703,840,742
17,810,925
+
9.6
28,044.162
26,625,933
+
7.7
83.302,026
72,761,394
-
41,068,140,108
4.1
'
202,252,692
180,900.066
•
—
12,865,548
2,034,957
Tennessee—Memphis—
642.354,644
—
Illinois—Jacksonville——■— —
Quincy—————
cities)-_.
*
-
7,124,249
3,120,108
.
57,891,202
—
+
5.8
3,624,197
6.5
27,933,088
3,883,465
27,779,217
3.4
15,036,691
15,649,870
12 676,080
1
.r
1,681.095
+ 11.2
876,978,966
*
•*.
+
•
11.8
+ 12.2
557,614,480
*
-4,746,531
16,000,534
1,614,537
855,291,339
4,228,904"
+
2.9
1,206,928
1,289,995
+
2.5
666,742,395
742,169,433
+ 12.2
3^61,053
11,053,470
3,606,039
12,114,430
+20.6
6,905,050
6,544,685
+
5.5
5,-438,189
5,264,687
177,324,088
+ 11.5
.5,615,482
4,322 383
+ 29.9
3,731,195
3,927,493
.'+
8.4
26,084,223
23,181,451
+ 12.5
+
2.4
80,435,957,999
70,951,794,714
6.2
14,694.071,799
13,594.214,445
1.5
143,097,776
129,847,297
2.5
22,187,419
21,892,948
+
«
4.9
612 ,072,174
6,875,677,294
+
6.2
870,941
4.8
10,237,784
9 472,679
+
8.1
108,666,551
2,659,254,696
2,671,086,345
0.4
27,151,204,994
—
'
5,285.382,053
33,118.562
+ 22.0
'
6,274,744,019
4.853.278.109
22,F22;102
....
x
+ 20.2
36,926,109,827
272,887,284
985,783
667 .042,647
5.3
197,778,858
4.7
+14.8
—
+
708.298,087
" ' 1.960,814
"
-6,832,441
625,581,402
329,065,312
+
1,365 966.041.
—.—-
5,945,896
52,628,000
3.4
>:
•
25.041,412
61.414.696
73,831,755.
•
0.5
19,833,780
53,869,536
•
+ 10.9
5,937,776
3,659,203,696
Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Louis
1,281.503,462
Girardeau-.——r
Independence^
—,—..——
Kentucky—Lonisville:
-
4,979,592
51,594,000
8.8
+ 14.5
6,967,043.822
<31 cities)^——
(7
+ 11.1
+
7,135,223,880
'
Cape
Total
+ 10.0
+
2,424,137
Missouri—St.
+
6,882,392
18,296,645
Sterling-..-----——•
Total
14.843,637
1,639,467,938
788.675,084
19.027.461
56,418,710
28,735,036
\
J—
———-
78,543.926
32,173,144
7.7
3,641,035,293
1-—x—.—.—^—
88,671,274
198.083,562
15,798,452
7.0
17,668,288
' 2.628,034
Springfield
!:
-
...
35,383,946
2,394,636
'
5,913,488
220,154,200
,
-
+
7,414,591
^^".584,867
10.385,110
+ 12.6
+
—.
Decatur"""^"."--
j
;
138,088,300
City——
;
-
72,985,146
„
9,525^99
5,361,737
6.4
+
5.8
—
¥.5
—Ti
7.8
—
2.4
-
1,770,554
16.1
+
21,193,322
"
.
288.184,272
<
4.8
Chinno
1,659,834
+ 16.6
2,771,288.566
+
Blooming ton
+
=A
8.6
—16.3
702,680,527
0.8
+
Ames__^..'———
121,550,377
114.561,057
343,822,853
13.9
14,959,040
—•
11.8
2,968,164,185
+
—
36,434,718
+
+ 19.8
+
95,880,834
-
+15.2
29,071,853
59,236,964
274,478,572
—
Rapids—
+ 12.7
141,696,385
2.7
—
—15.4
9,783,742
1,356,582
Illinois—Aurora
*
275,979,027
3,307,230
Sioux
,
308,450,714
+
20,242,028
Iowa—Cedar
;
83,159,184
25.8
vfi;
526.757,031
99,665,982
3,148,787
—
Manitowoc———
Des
593,848,024
'
8,833,027
1.388,434
—;—
Watertown—
.
8.280,216
33,494,900
67,483,486
272,253,661
Gary—-I—*
~
Terre
24.631.906
0.8
+ 13.4
7.993.857
11.735,725
Muskegon..—
Bay City
—
+
13.4
1,171,305,382
1,127,331;694
+
3.9
881,182,999
960.463,244
+
8.1
304,800,000
293,900,000
+
3.7
240,600,000
255,200.000
+ 10.2
+
+
+
1.3
9.6
8.9
+
98,648,128
+
10.2
24,994,944,250
+
8.6
159,584,978
148,142,833
135,319,370
116,570,491
+ 17.9
+ 27.1
124,435,624
130,736,20 S
132,734"6t7
117,917,014
8.9
20,319,304
•
2/113,270
614,941,081
2414,796
547,904.657
+
"9.4
+ 12.2
1,940,146
2,025,731
477,711,978
507,877,362
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2398)
Month of Novcmber-
Clearings at—
349,795,420
4
3.4
14,524,662,353
307,549,344
12,852,102,470
0.7
81,734,477
1950
Inc.
1949
or
'/o
1948
ii
$
74,577,083
3.7
5,135,818,774
4,716,969
—10.8
41,526,583
4,714,116,312
42,924,250
1,299,633
—
0.7
13,759,834
12,195,709
41,786,462
—
4.4
363,391,218
344,720,031
6.910,355
521.745,464
503,061,434
4
1.290,563
39,962,419
6,472,000
*
Paul
—.
Winona__
1951
v
4-12.7
1,369,266,069
6,955,902
4,205,758
Rochester_
,
Monday, December 17, 1951
Week Ended December 8-
•
Inc. or
4
34,875,303
39,300,236
+415,992,407-
Minneapolis
a
.
District—Minneapolis—
Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
1950
1951
Dec. Vo
$
$
Ninth Federal
-Jan. 1 to Nov. 30——
Inc. or
1950
1951
..
—
+679,881
322,506,425
6,489,167
+ 18.3
286,853,955
+12.4
5.343,930
22+200,822
118,928,066
10+315,353
+ 10.8
86,070,277
8+01+481
6,306,004
244,618,916
-
4
■
Fergus Falls
__________
Ilorth
Dakota—Fargo—
Grand Forks
Minot
Falls.
Bioux
Huron
-——
4
8.9
62,016,181
184,053,950
27,000,046
4
2.8
3,755,599
4
4.5
———
Tenth
417.8
17,321,747
417.7
173,546,876
(16 Cities)
—
566,765,943
6.9
22,105,734
4.1
22,121,323,903
19,808,667,988
3,321,615
—
+
2,965,999
+31.6
39,753,292
34,009,212
735,825.433
639,211,021
2,760,127
1,430,936
6.9
+15.1
+ 9.7
+48.6
384,702,158
7,297,466,686
29.574,742
19,226,006
429,991,712
804,640,194
—
—
-
3,027,968
——.
Parsons
2,127,037
;
Topeka—
40,144,611
—.
J
Wichita—
Kansas
City
—.
-
Carthage
—_
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colo/ado
Springs
Denver
597,853,902
12,937,746
—
Pueblo
-
1(15
Total
Reserve
3,884,998
4,845,769
+
31.0
•4,422,034
4,446,478
11,70+995
+ 23.9
9.815,752
9,782,112
428,826,023
+ 12.7
343,539,580
364,562,330
6,345,578
•
'
915,676
853,889
+
787,909
9,081,331
469,301
+ 67.9
9.4
8,767,435
+
3.6
+18.7
1.6
+32.8
174,014,594
151,354,605
+
15.0
+11.9
+25.0
*10,500,000
19,911,222
8,875.204
15,149,925
38+801,710
328,690,833
14,756,912
13,473,253
+
553,099
496,567
556,092.
543,899
7.387,844"
7,204,417
117,302,476:
127.67+.611
—
384,400,559
643,639,440
80,136,044
16,468,643,209
614,325,234
21,314,306
2,051,189,506
155,358,285
70,006,499
15,195,732,163
535,316,724
19,762,248
1,709,963,865
122,283,389
+20.0
+27.0
3,165,915
5,442,622,507
121,376,130
+17.5
+19.7
2,901,644
7.1
34,936,309,606
30,817,896,114
+13.4
61+836,903
533,704,679
1.5
7,739,510
7,790,073
+14.5
+ 8.4
+14.8
+ 7.9
8,894,631
13,188,946
7,106,126
12,480,612
283,865,467
11,773,569
306,~974~317
9.5
0.9
2,354,287
2,348,745
Tl
2~20Q,212
+ 31.4
2,933,866
+
+ 18.3
3,136,368
6,394,767,510
145,220,722
3,078,465,166
7.2
+28.8
.
1.4
+ 2.2
+10.3
— 4.9
+10.2
+29.2
+ 6.8
+ 7.6
+
12,023,367
3,298,158,942
cities)
Federal
Eleventh
7,124,431
1,473,992,793
53,900,154
1,812,246
179,805,362
11,340,719
559,542,169
198,085,577
14,654,711
•
-
+ 8.7
+26.4
61,629,451
7,228,286
1,506,949,626
' 59,450,787
1,722,906
—
St. Joseph
,
+
36,917,179
>
77,879,763
Missouri—Joplin—
3,114,065
483,390,605
+11.7
351,534,660
6,145,873,770
30,043,037
14,478,376
——.
Omaha—
+ 4+8
14,495,732
30,862,747
36,367,810
Hastings
Cansas—Manhattan
3,273,368
,
3,902,779
—-
Lincoln
8,506,335
21,583,585
2,123,804,755
«
503,572,366
District—Kansas City—
Reserve
Nebraska—Fremont
7.572,700
156,984,150
414.2
—
Federal
217.602.224
24,451,692
56,315,462
:i
.
5.4
4,640,903
34,642,667
189,343,359
2,211,400,237
'•
-
Lewiston
Total
296.811.223
39,676,113
2^S04(633
Great Falls
—
+
56,668,007
168,848,372
282.794,283
64,313,052
3,093,788
Montana—Billings
Helena
8,346,416
45,046,000
48,057,000
418.4
18,133,491
3,925,940
—
.
4 21.9
6,280,878
19,750,304
27,759,019
Gouth Dakota—Aberdeen
5,308,000
7,438,674
——
8,794,020
+16.2
+
+
—
+ 15.8
12,864,239
2,28+502
447,895,196'
480,164,455
District—Dallas—
'
-
Worth..
~0.6
26,829,781
5,635,700
2+2867046
—
225,764.434
+
1,307,269,396
+ 11.0
349,224,950
300^27+423
133,381,786
+ 19.5
1,485,168,984
1,253,332,660
+18.5
135,470,045
+
8.0
1,509,372,005
1,306,348,225
+ 15.5
31,638,672
31~8+4,461
28,775,000
—
6.0
300,520,000
289,353,000
3.9
7,204,000
6,159,000
+ 17.0
+10.7
4,218,257
3,754,486
~5~1
10~19+513
10,188,176
+ 14.1
294,012,865
288,820,882
1,233,372,123
10,724,923,754
71,219,532
64,970,054
+
239,063,523
+
24,998,706
7,001,032
+
4.3
258,265,403
+
2.4
72,186,803
45,076,220
46,336,404
2.7
498,276,116
474,667,281
3,161,709,030
2,793,885,851
+ 13.2
32,439,104,870
28,11+435,199
Louisiana—Shreveport
cities)
—.
—
6,701,722
9.6
5,880,605
5,311,949
5.0
11,274,814
10~72+630
+ 15.6
63,021,234
—
•
(11
12,724,248,901
9.0
7,171,167
Falls.
Texarkana
+
+ 18.6
+
6,187,732
Arthur
13,075,773,592
14,953,844,881
0.8
+ 14.4
+ 17.3
1,051,654,071
6,743,345
26,062,925
Houston
Total
23+97+560
394,217,442
Galveston
Wichita
2397191,096
388,518,785
227,483,460
27,063,000
Paso
Port
6,915,892
+16.3
7.8
1,451,065,220
169,346,271
146,365,777
Dallas
Ft.
+940,518
+
+ 19.6
Beaumont-.
El
0.4
—
31,541,099
21,270,579
34,006,681
25,436,301
Texas—Austin
4112,902,581
8.0
—i
+ 14.5
+
,
.
+
362,076,536
; ,'v1'
t
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
6,281,546
Seattle
Fdaho—Boise
+
3.1
68,629,139
6+773,395
+ 11.1
+
6.8
+511,057,816
6,278,487,943
+ 19.6
150,86+459
133,832,733
+ 26.6
6,092,906
646,488,921
690,324,591
23,263,854
...
Yakima
196,109,659
172,356,400
+ 13.8
4,615,013
4,226,096
+
9.2
112,756,524
3,487,802
100,674,934
3,435,492
347,418,696
347,614,942
144,485,879
13+78+521
+
9.2
135,846,997
140,118,188
6+745,354
65,604,535
+
3.2
55,034,484
5+635,056
16,704,337
16,868,522
—
1.0
14,19+756
1+601,27?
+
1.0
18,380,258
32,41+682
9,479,000
+
4.9
w
_
Utah—Ogden
Salt Lake City
+ 13.6
118,265,000
102,986,000
626,013,216
+ 11.4
+505,385,116
7,352,992,168
15,257,260
+ 20.9
154,039,461
133,938,424
+ 15.0
317,741,818
...
Portland
33,988,452
10,771,000
697,177,967
18.441,495
Oregon—Eugene
283,752,487
+ 12.0
2,78+085,912
+ 14.8
+
7.7
i + 28.4
3,191,736,426
860,823,535
710,306,960
+ 2+2
263,130,505
241,268,225
286,329,211
+
9.1
+
19.0
731,217,803
+
7.5
195,883,410
+ 19.9
Arizona—Phoenix
82,163,862
76,293,855
California—Bakersfield
37,321,039
29,07+236
Berkeley
34,403,115
28,348,266
+ 2+4
Long Beach
68,540,731
68,002,595
+
Modesto
25,565,546
20,669,321
Pasadena
45,662,786
49,634,478
Riverside
+
11,45+073
1+34+498
588,816,677
466,08+213
15,138,063
4.6
+
523,948,641
+ 33.0
129,022,363
112,307,776
+ 22.4
25,006,744,896
19,865,024,779
+ 25.9
+14.8
697,835,425
595,189,774
+17.2
22,199,476
21,654,888
2.5
234,440,523
20+535,479
+ 13.0
6,067,397
6,494,235
425,425,242
+ 2+4
12,695,494
1+596,809
+ 18.4
1,017,754,963
863,031,225
Jose
Barbara—.*,
-
54,521,961
♦Estimated,
a
Now
included
in
+ 16.1
77,673,674,841
Outside New York
3,976,770,435
516,340,170
f+27.8
43,516,784,661
(184 cities)
42,673,992
4,615,501,887
(19 cities)—
total
+
14,306,280
V
48,710,479,550
4+125,672,484
74,339,346,751
+
4.5
855,045,447,770
770,080,620,754
+
11.0
17,834,353,878
40,739,848,844
+
6.8
464,846,414,932
409,529,822,203
+ 13.5
8,960,774,736
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
1951 TO DECEMBER 13,
on
banks
We
■
TO
TREASURY
shows
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
1930
OF
Money
.„■+
$
Dec. 11
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.0697666*
.0696333*
2.225000
.i——
of
the
the
_I7I
_
.
'
'
"
■
Closed
i
,200000*
2.230000
.0544060
2,230000
2.230000
.0198375
-
.0198375
.0544060
.0544060
_;.7
Bfexteo. peso
guilder
.0544060
Federal Reserve
.328500
.328500
.328500
.972031
.968359
.972421
.208500
.208500
*
71
..."
,
_
—
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling,—
.»77
77777
7777
peso
.144916*
.144916*
,144916*
'
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.208700
.208700
.208700
.
—
"
2.803750*
2.803750*
*»«r
Closed
.115640
.115640
.115606
.238379*
.115606
.115606
.262800
.263000
.262912
2.771658
2.772896
banks
.
.263000
2.772896
2.772896
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
.496433*
.496433*
,496433*
.496433*
.496433*
,0346250
.0347000
.0347150
.0347450
.193269*
,,193269*
.193269*
.193269*
.193269*
.228950
2.783750
2.800742
.229250
Closed
.229275
.229250
2.783750
2.783750
2.783750
2.800390
2.799374
2.800664
.229200
•
2.783750
i2.800625
•B58327*t
,658327*t
.658827* +
,561797*+
.561797*1-
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,561797*+
'.,581797 *t
♦425531*t
»425531*t
,425531*t
,425531*t
.425531*1"
fApplication depends upon type of merchandise,
sales
finance
t
>ii658327*t
companies
also
manu*
-
of
,
Government securities increased
•
decreased
$297,000,000.
$142,000,000. Loans,to
"'Other" loans increased
$25,000,000.
Holdings of Treasury bills, Treasury certificates* of
indebtedness, and of United States Government bonds
decreased $112,000,000, $34,000,000, and $88,000,000, re*
spectively.
Demand deposits adjusted increased in five districts
and decreased in the other seven; the principal changeswere increases of $103,000,000 in the San Francisco Dis*
trict and $72,000,000 in New York City.
'
•
Borrowings increased $184,000,000 in New York City
and
•Nominal.
to
Unclassified loans and loans to
.208700.
2.803750*
2.803750*
•
,658327*t
!
peso
and
textiles, apparel, and leather * decreased*
changes according to industry of borrower arq
preliminary; a complete analysis will be available+in
another press release next Tuesday. Loans to brokers
and dealers for purchasing or carrying United States
.208500
.208500
.144916*
.144916*
.0346500
„
and
These
.262800
....
industrial,
utilities,
.980625
.208500
-'v
following
showed increases.
.328500
2.772896
IKew-'Zeaiand, pound——
—
pubile
.0198375
f acturers
2.803750*
.
Philippine -Islands, peso.
Portugal, escudo J—
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
6,918,129,216
Loans to manufacturers of metals and metal products, to
,200000*
.208700
71777
—„2_77_
—
-
.0544060
2.232500
.0198375
.00435401*
,
peso
'
.973203
—
krone
'
.328500
British-Malaysia, Malayan dollar.
Canada, dollar
:
Ceylon, rupee
#demn»rk, krone
!
;
Finland, markka
Netherlands,
.
.0198375
——
•France -(Metropolitan), franc..
Germany, deutsche mark—
fadia. Dominion of, rupee!
Bwiondj' pound
6,63+158,553
.133333*
.133333*
.0697000*
——
+ 10.3
.0694500*
.200000*
.133333*
,
Brazil; -cruzeiro
13,985,011,379
creased in all but twa districts and
$
.0695000*
Belgium, franc
13,950,944.542
agricultural loans in*
a total of $141,000,000,
Loans to manufacturers of food,, liquor,.and tobacco; and
to commodity dealers increased by about the same total
Dec. 13
Dec. 12
$
—„
Australia, pound
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Dec. 10
$
————————
—
Free
tSwway,
Dec. 8
*
■
—
736,508,219
0.1
—
.
condition statement of weekly reporting
Commercial,
Dec. 7
Basic
756,506,324
member
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
ended Dec. 5: A decrease of $226,000,000 in holdings of
United States Government securities; increases of $260,+
000,000 in reserve balances with Federal Reserve Banks,
$164,000,000 in demand deposits-adjusted, $332,000,000 in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks,, and $223,f
000,000 in borrowings, and a decrease of $810,000,000 in
United States Government deposits.
The
Reserve Bank certifies daily
the different countries of the world.
1951, INCLUSIVE
Value in United States
peso—
Preferential
+17.9
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Country and Monetary Unit
-
4,650,979
9,074,260
Mi
DECEMBER 7,
Argentina
5.5
9.5
+
•
record for the week just passed:
a
9,175,617
386,319,294
:.12,344,141
4,731,143
10,533,081
6.6
—
8,124,403,335
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
FOREIGN
—
■
Newark, N. J.
Foreign Exchange Rates
€*ve below
+ 26.3
1+842,136,285
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal
to the
12,426,972
397,572,367
1+458,183
14.9
9,647,994
68,139,041
Ban
Grand
548,076,107
—.J
1,933,512,038
59,380,042
Stockton
Total
8.0
—
2.1
+
2,366,166,430
Francisco
Banta
+ 23.7
340,814,755
785,724,137
234,835,821
0.8
+ 14.8
12,827,177
Ban
+ 12.7
0.1
—
$88,000^)00 in Chicago, and they
000 in the Sari Francisco District.
decreased $71,000,*
:.
'■
Number 5073
Volume 174
A summary of assets and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
liabilities of reporting
ENTIRE
mem¬
Buiialo
Inc. ( + ) or
*
Nov. 28,
Dec. 6,
1951
1951
1950
1st
Investments—Total
and
Loans—net
73,072
Loans—gross
188
+
3,265
30
+
3,938
29
+
21,006
brokers
to
4,017
+
and agricultural
industrial,
and
141
+
142
—
+
30
119
—
3,745
+
950
for
dealers
+
370
loans
Loans
+
34,998
_
Commercial,
—
34,518
_
RR.
.
Date
leasehold bonds
mtge.
&
0
Announcement in
due
Corporate
1963—.—
Jan
to July
1964)
1,
1
2186
Corroon
2096
Cory Corp
Co.—
issue.
Government
S.
Other
Other
U.
Crain
2192
Crane
2192
for
_
purchasing or carrying:
obligations
—
—»
3
66
Real
1792
U.
Treasury
certificates
Treasury
of
—
S. • bonds
U.
—
+
—
+
—
—
+
8
+
+
—
85
+
2,292
———
—
23
+
ClExtra^ire
Cities
Liabilities—
.
Demand
Time
U.
' *:■' 1 '4
>'•
deposits
demand
+
164
+
2,752
+
10
810
+
723
during
*
*".? t'.
*
week
1
'
Total
4(4
Other
fund
F.
for
Coghlin
cash
advances
-
4,310
——
securities:
15,001
+
136,039
+
500,685
—
—
'
10,662
+
57,397
—
248,719
+
641,169
—
60
+
preferred
Certificates
Notes
19,000
12,677,598
—
+
5,068,073
;
10,343,403
7,455,445
—
19~66o
+
$6
1-2-52
$1.12 fo
1-2-52
12-17
75c
;"*
12-24
12-10
$1.75
"T:i- 2
2
12-19
DfdTTquar~T
25c
12-31
12-11
30c
12-31
12-11
t4c
12-20
12.-
2,710,081
-'ts
(quai~)
Participating
J*"""—
Breweries
Extra
————
Columbia
Stock
5c
23,238,918
securities-
U. S. Govt,
I
Special
securities—
23,953,434
foreign banks-notes of other banks—
and
loans
Irom
R.
F.
Uncollected
Bank
167,561
3,823,773
cash items
43,106
premises
Other
+
assets
—
3,353,245
+
248,779
28
Total
4
+
2,560
+
34,510
+
320,714
+
287,890
1
+
5,355
—
171,116
+
8,124
+
16,215
49,625,868
+
86,957
+
3,253,931
—______—
assets
—
142,905
+
1,331,358
+
19,963,983
acct—
266,445
S.
Treasurer—gen.
527,020
^Foreign
45,086
+
*'*■
184,770
—
43,076
—
392,346
—
3,601
213,024
_
—
2,499,306
+
235,012
—
—
—
! Total
81,054
—
236,603
+
1,841,136
172,489
+
4,952
+
1,229
+
7,151
48,660,551
+
80,020
+
3,184,597
paid in—
(Section 71—
Surplus (Section 13b)
—
Other capital accounts-.——
235,612
510,022
27,543
192,140
+
152
+
13,304
+
21,849
(Total liabilities & cap. accts.
49,625,868
+
Deferred availability cash items
20,970,472
2,796,801
lncl. accrued divs.
19,356
deposits
Other liab.,
Total
———
liabilities
+
Capital
5urplus
,
Gas
Water
&
+
;
6,185
86,957
34ll81
+
+
3,253,931
12-
3
12-
7
46.2%
Delaware
12-
6
Delta
12-20
12-
6
12-28
12-17
Delta
Detroit
Steel
12-27
12-12
40c
+
0.1 %
t
—
4.6%
$2.j0
Standard
6,504
2,655
722
62
+
2,235
+
preferred
Consolidated
(initial
<1? £»
(Si
C
and
found
a
common
those
called under, sinking fund provisions,
the redemption or last date for mak-
date indicates'
enders, and the page number gives the location in
:urrent volume (except where indicated) in which
Consol.
Royalties,
Gas
c
OF
NOTICE
end Issue—
Maryland Ry.—
TENDER
>J.st mortgage 4%
.
.
.
bonds, due Oct.-l,-1952
Dec
Page
17
2236
12-20
1
3-30
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Company and Issue— American Phenolic Corp.;
5% conv. debs., due 1959__
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
t
15-year.414 debentures, series A, due 1966__^___
Appalachian Electric Power Co., 4.5014 preferred stock
Date
Pacific Ry.—
*
1st and ref. mtge; 3fo% bonds, series A, due 1974
Chicago &. Western Indiana RR.-r. "
1st and tef, mtge. 4 fo % bonds, series D, due 1962
—Dec-
Page
krVUj
oa
preferred
*4.52(4
2
r
2085
;
"
2085
£»- '
Extra
Co.
—
"
International Utilities
Corp., 3*-*%
conv. debentures
1787
2086
iiD^c "26
1990
1-
12-20
preferred
conv.
2nd
Stock
dividend
Continental
Foundry
Gin
Insurance
&
Co.,
pfd.
(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer
Stock
dividend
_
—
_
(quar.)
-IITTI
prior preferred (quar.)""
$3 prior preferred (quar.)
T
Copley Cement Mfg., 6% pfd. a'ccumT
Cornell-Dubllier
$5.25
Electric
pfd.
Year-end
'
12-28
12-27
12-14
12-20
11-30
12-10
12-19
12-15
12-19
'12-15
,•12-20
12-
12-20
'12-
12-20
a.
6
ff
12-12
12-
1- 2
8
50c
2-
1
7r 2-
1
1-11
12-27
12-12
1-11
12-
12-20
11-30
50c
12-20
11-30
12-27
12-15
12-27
12-15
17!/2c
(quar.)
12-28
tlVfoc
12-18
1-30
-
12-31
$20c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
_j._
1-
144c
1-15
12-31
1-
2
12-10
1-15
12-24
.•4$1.121/2
(quar.)_
common
2
12-20
J40c
12-28
1-15
12-28
J25c
2-1-52
j$l
1-15
137V2c
2-1-52
t25c
Dominion
1-15
J35c
12-15
1-15
i'$ 1.25
12-10
'
5
50c
preferred
1-2-52
12-
1
$15c
1-
12-
5
12-28
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co.—
12-31
11-26
1-17
12-
5
1-17
12-
5
12-26
t$2
1-
2
12-
preferred (quar.)___.
Douglas & Lomason Co. (year-end) l__.
Douglas Oil Co. of California—
5V4% 1st preferred (quar.)
12-14
12-26
5(4
7
12-14
12-31
12-14
$1.37%
1-
2
1-2-52
6334c
Chemical Co.,
held)
—
12-14
12-14
Year-end
12-27
Draper Corp,
12-24
11- 7
Dresser
15c
12-24
11^ 7
Du
5%
12-24
11-
50c
12-21
12-10
1-2-52
12-14
5(4
7
du Pont
12-17
4%
12-26
12-17
Ducommon
11-30
Duke Power
50c
12-28
12-18
12-28
12-18
preference
(increased
com.
(Allen
preferred
;
B.),
(quar.)_
quar.)
Inc.—
(quar.)
1-
1
12-20:
1-15
1-
2-14
1-
1-15
1- 2 *
;■■
1-15
1-2-52
25c
12-28
12-28
35c
I-
50c
1-2-52
40c
12-20
2
2
<
•;
a
1-
2
.
«
12-21<*
12-22
«
12-22
12*
i:>
12-21*-*
1-
12-
8
1
12-15
1-25
*
1-10
>
t
$1.12 y2
(quar.")
&
1
2
'
25c
(quar.)__
Metals
.
60c
de Namcurs & Co.—
preferred
$3.50 preferred
12-29
—
—
Laboratories
(E. I.)
12-14
12-20
50c
$4.50
*
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
.
1
$1.75
___
Corporation,
Industries,
Mont
12-14
1-
8iy4C
preferred (quar.)
Dragon Cement Co.
2
1- 2
$1
preferred, A (quar.)__
$3.25 2nd preferred (quar.)
Drug Co., 7 7«
4
2Vs%
.
$4
12-14'
12-28
12V2C
-
Stock dividend (1 share for each 40 shares
12-30
12-26
$1
»
9
12-15
,
1-15
^_$0.328125
(quar.)____'
common
1-
2
1$1.75
2nd preferred (quar.)
Dow
5c
1-
(quar.)
com.
7(4
7
12-
12-31
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Textile Co., Ltd.,
$1
12-14
1-2-52
Corp
Dominion
12-14
1-2-52
common
Common
12-15
"12-28
Square
Ltd.,
87y2c
Supply Co. (year-end)
(year-end)
Co., common
1-25
33c
12-20
12-
6
«
$1.75
12-21
12-
6
«
1-10 *
~
10%
3-
7(4
Dun
4y2(4
12-18
Dunhill
3-
6
11-23
12-27
12-10
'
1-15
Dunlop
'
'
.
5(4
5(4
12-17
12-26
$1.75
(quar.)
InternationaJ, Inc.
(quar.)
12-13
&
Rubber, Ltd.—
preference
redeemable
redeemable.
1st
pref.
(entire
$1
12-26
12-13
1-2
12-13
Duraloy Company (quar.)
12-21
12-11
Duval
$6
12-21
12-11
East
—
Sulphur & Potash Co.
Malartic
Mines,
Ltd.___
'
«
12-10
^
12-21
'!
12-10
i
.12-30
issue
called
for redemption' on
Jan. 31 at
$25 per sare in Canadian funds plus this
dividend)
11c
1-31
5c
(quar.)
«
12-11
12-14
12-21
50c
,62,/2C
12-14
2
1-
25c
(s-a)—__
2
12-21
$1.12l/2
Z.
Tire
1st
1-
30c
common,:
preferred,
Extra
2-21
12-12,
12-17
(quar.)
Eradstreet, Inc.,
2-21
.12-28
25c
&
6
12-28
75c
$1.31 y,
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)_
12-10
$1.50
Ltd
81 foe
and
Co.
;
70c
7~
•
1945
12-10
12-24
50c
Ltd._A
Y'iil "(quaTT*
;_v
series
Phosphate
12-10
12-20
25c
12-20
12-31
30c
Jl
J 2- 5
50c
12-28
$6
_-7T
(quar
12-20
•
12-14
■;
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
-
12-10
li 2
12-20
40c
12-14
20c
common
(quar—
Works, ' tommon
Extra.—
Coronet
Corp.,
preferred A
Glass
~~~
/
(quar.)
12-10
12-17
2
75c
Co.
12-10
12-31
,'!
12-11
12-31
12-28
1-
50c
Range
12-28
12-31
10(4
Extra
50c
'
3
20c
7(4 preferred (quar.)
Dominion Malting Co.,
15c
CorpTZ
"
Corp., common"! q"u"a~r.)
Motors
12-14
2
25c
12-14
50c
^
Continental
12-10
1-
27VaC
Glass Co.,
$1.13
(quar.)
11-30
12-
1-2-52
12V2C
(quar.)
12-14
Dravo
—HIT
"
IITT
'
Machine~CoIIIH__I
11-30
12-17
25c
Ltd., 5(4 pfd. (quar.)
Foundries & Steel, Ltd., common
10c
—
12-17
12-21
(resumed)
2
40c
(s-a)
Extra
common
2
30c
(initial—"I
(year-end)II
12-26
12-21
$1
(s-a)
1-
S33/4C
Corp.
1-2
12-28
•
30c
1-
Continental Copper & Steel IndustriesCommon
Products,
Vfofo- preferred,
Dow
(quar.)
preferred
Car-Na-Var
12-22
$1
Dairies,
11-30
30c
~~
12-22
12-28
12J/2C
(quar.)
Dominion
4
$1.13
(quar.I
12-10
15c
25c
Co.,
Corset
"
Co.—
$4.25
3—4
s»MPfY
1
$1.12'/2
(quarT
Til
Baking Co., common
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
Ma,t::h
Dome.+Mines,
~
(quar.(_____
Assurance
Continental
Corning
Central
2-
12-14
12-28
25c
Doeskin
11-15
12-24
15c
-
~~~~~~
(quar.)—
preferred
Continental
Copper
2
2
11-20
$2.25
(quar.)
Doehler-Jarvio Corp.
$3
-
Products
12-11
1-
2
<
Corp. (quar.)
dividend)
(stock
12-10
Common
,'J "
Brass
12-21
12-28
1-
12-20
15c
12-21
%15e
Toronto
Co.
Extra
Date
Company
2
$75c
partic. pfdl" (quar"I
Inc.,
of
Continental
"Chronicle."
14-
t25c
a;___
Extra
.
1
12-26
'7,
21 foe.
(s-a)
12-
$1
18%C
CoI~Lt~d!
12-18
25c
$1
(quar.)
12-12
2V2C
Canada—
Diversey Corp.
Dixie Cup Co., new common (initial)
Dodge & Cox Fund, beneficial shares
Special
i
$1.25
Lithograph Mfg.
Paper Corp., Ltd
Continental
letails were given in the
common
12-10
12-27
$1.07
35c
CorpTTquaT.)""
Utilities
Consolidated Grocers Corp.,
5(4
preferred
iquar.)
$5.50
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stocks called for redemption,
&
preferred
Dominion
"~~I
12-10
2
7Vac
$1.12%
(quar)
preferred
12-15
1-
17J/2c
of
(quar.)
Dominion
(quar.)
Continental Can
low will be
12-20
Power~C~oI
4preferred
Continental
Notices
C-i
2
10c
12-15
10(4
Dominion
quar.)
12-20
12-31
92V2c
Diamond T Motor Car Co.
5
CorpI—
Engineering
common
1-
$1.25 /.:
2
t$2.50
Corp,
Extra
(quar.)
12-10
1-
12-31
50c
B
$1.50
12-21
12-
75c
12-24
15c
50c
Consolidated Gas Electric Light &
or Baltimore,
common
(quar.)
4.50(4
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
12-21
2
2
50c
12-17
25c
25c
(ouar")!!"
Y.)—I
12-17
50c
Raynolds, class A (quar.)
Diamond
SecuritleT,
preferred
non-cum.
Consolidated Dry Goods Co.
Consolidated Edison Co. (N.
Consolidated
■f:
2
1-
10c
(irreaT
Coppermines Corp
Consohdated Diversified
New
I-
1-
10c
II
~ "
(ou'arjIIIIII
(quar.)
Class
12-28
15c
preferred
2
1- 2
$1.25
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.
Di Giorgio Fruit, $3 preferred
2
21 foe
common
(quar.)
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
$5
1-
10c
Connohio, Inc.,
40c preferred
1- 4
1-
10c
Extra
Devoe &
40c
1-15
50c
Harvester Co.
12-11
(year-end!
12-10
12-15
2
37V2C
dividend
Detroit
12-11
Co.
1-
2
(quar.)_
Detroit Aluminum
12-11
2
Special
11-30
12-24
$1.50
(quar.)__
12- 4
1-2
Connecticut Light & Power
12-17
1-
_
Oil Co.
1-
$15
11-30
75c
Extra
Light—
_
12-17
50c
(s-a)
Lines, Inc
Electric Co. (quar.)__
Stock
1-
$5
5
t25c
RR.
2
12-21
t2c
*
12-
25c
Air
$1.50
Consumers Power
■'''
7
Derby
~
'
5
12-28
25c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
12- .7
$1.75
Consumers
C
4.28(4
12-21
12-20
25c
Ltd.
7
12-
.
&
preferred
12-21
(quar.)__
Consolidated
dustrial loan commitments—.
■Western
,3.70(4
(quar.)_
Consolidated Gas
certificate re¬
deposit and F. R.
note liabilities- combined—_
ntingent liability on accept¬
ances purchased for foreign
:orrespondtnts —
—
to
ding
12-11
12-28
12-21
preferred
Insuranc7"IquarT
Extra
;
'
Connecticut General Life" Inlsulance" Col"
7
12-
12-28
93%c
■
25c
Fire
12-
1-2-52
25c
Company, common (year-end)
Dejay Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Delaware & Hudson Co. (quar.)
Delaware Power & Light
Co., 4(4 pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Mines,
1-2-52
$1.12Mi
&
$7
Ltd.,
of' gold
:rred
12-22
25c
12-14
75c
Deep Rock Oil Corp
12-11
$1.37 fo
12-27
4
12-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Extra
10%
(year-end)I
Co.
(vear-en~dT
Corp.
4(4
serves,
1-24
50c
2
25c
Records, Inc.
(quar.)
Decker Mfg. Co. (quar.)
12-21
25c
(auarT
Corp,
1-
f50c
Securities
preference (s-a)
5(4
11-15
25c
ordinary income and 13c from
security profitsWater, 5>/2%~ pfdTVuarT"
Consolidated
•^Capital Accounts-
ttlo
12-20
from
12c
Connecticut
dMember bank—reserve accts.
U.
12-20
$1.20
CommonweaJth
Coniaurum
)5ep0sits:.'.i"..'1'.
j.-. Other
;; Extra ■
Debenture
$6
Liabilities—
Federal Reserve Notes—24,873,922
;
2
1-2
12-31
•"*
'
Commonwealth Investment
Commonwealth
*
■>. 1-
75c
Year-end
Commonwealth
realized
Total
12-15
X
25c
Solvents
8
$1.12 fo
preferred (quar.)
Long Hook & Eye (quar.)
Vilbiss Company (extra
Dean
Phlpps Stores.
Deere
—II——I
dividend
8
12-21
5(4
12-21
Shearing & Stamping
Stock
1212-
De
12-15
20c
Co—quarl)"—ZZZZZI
(quar.)II
Credit
Commercml
Commercial
12-15
De
12-15
12-31
'1
Due
1
15c
'
Quarterly
.
'
12-12
Dayton Malleable Iron Go.
12-20
1-
Combustion EiigineerlnilsuperheateiTTnc —
2
12-20
Davison
11-29
12-28
C°Extraa Title Insurance (Wasli.") Ts-a)IIII
3-17
12-31
50c
12-20
2
2 fo %
Commercial
Total
25c
12-21
$1.12y2
Decca
dividend
1-
Ltd.____A__i_____^
12-1J
1- 1
2VaC
9-15
^
Davidson-Boutell Co., com. (year-end)
6% conv preferred >(quar.)
Corp7—
Pictures
6-16
9-29
'Sifoe
Chemical Corp. (quar,)
Day Mines, Inc. (year-end)
1-
25c
_
Columbia
2
,
12-17
1-
i2y2c
7-
50c
preferred
8
12-21
25c
2
25c
12-27
$1
$1.50
12-21'
4-
Quarterly
j:
.
12-21
$1.75
Cigar Corp._____
David & Frere,
Extra
5
2
$1.75
pfd. series A (quar.)
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y., com. (quar.)
5(4 preferred (quar.)___
Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc. (year-end)
12-19
1-15
G.
1-
12-26
$1.75
;
12-31
37'/2C
Columoia Baking, common
(quar.)_—
50c participating preferred
1-31
1-
87VaC
(quar.)
Corp,
::v 1-
tT
5%
*,
—— ■;"■
(quar.)——
iron
t20c
(year-e'nd)""
common
preferred
556,624
+
5,376,217
Bonds
734,501
—
116,970
—
20c
Dan River Mills, 4(2(4
Dana Corp,, 33/4%,
<quar, i
Ice Co.,
Colorado Fuel &
1,995
,
Bills—-
,
286,233
710,206
—
and
Govt,
9.
21.180,617
D.
12-
■
12-20
2
Extra --——I—
12-10
$1
12-20
12-31
1-
(quar.)____
12-18
" "
12-31
.
50c
Inc.
1L:18
(year-end)
12-14
12-14
50c
12-28
12-17
12-28
25c
(quar.)_.
1-2-52
W.
12-14
$1.75
common
5<'C.
MhiesTL'td "I"""""
Gold
A
Cutler-Hammer,
IIZII
(quar.)
Class
7
12-14
12-28
20(4
12'/2C
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_____
$1.12 fo
Co., Ltd. (quar.)____
Palmohve-Peet, com. (stock dividend)
$3.50
636,724
—
9,500
+
12-20
3
12-28
15c
dividend
preferred
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
~
(G. B.)
13,
1950
5,501
+
1-
50c
Tmorfthly)!!
preferred
Cochenour-Willans
R.
ctf. reserves—
gold
Industrial loans
U.
preferred
7
12-28
12-28
30c
Curlee Clothing Co.,
4preferred (quar.)_
Curtis Lighting', Inc.
(year-end)
:.
Curtis Publishing Co., $4
prior pfd. (quar.)_
$7 preferred
(quar.)
12-2"
____
CoastCountlesGas & Electric, 4%
4.80,4 preferred <quar.)_
Dec.
1951
694,330
Discounts
convertibie
Stock
4Va%
7
12-
_
Dec. 5,
20,485,681
ceitificates
notes
t
—.
12-
12-18
1-2-52
"*
(quar.)
Molybdenum Co
Chnton Foods, Inc., common
12-18
$1.50
Ynin stockyartls (quar"—II—~
Umax
4ya(4
Assets—
Gold
»
Cluett Peabody & Co., common
V/6 preferred (quar.)—
since
11-23
25c
Coloniai
Redemption
12-17
12y2c
"tv.
'
Inc. ( +) or
1951
11-23
$1
Mahoning
preferred
Dec. (—)
Dec. 12,
12-17
12-15
Clearfield
thousands of dollars)
12-12
12-31
699
$2
(quar.)_
7(4
preferred
(quar.)
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co.
(quar.)
Cummins Engine Co,, common
(quar.)
12-15
120
598
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
12-26
12-31
12-14
6
30c
preferred
$1.50
RyT~~(s-a)I~
Cleveland Builders Supply
™
(quar.)
Clf./;3n(i Electric Illunnuating Co.
$4.j0
Sugar Co.,
preferred
$1.50
12-
I
(quar.)
7(4
"(quarT
+
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
(In
com.
12-14
12-20
1
12-11
25c
7(4
12-12
12- 3*
2
'
(quar.)
4
12-14
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
prefened
12-
2
12-21
-
_____
American
12-12
1-
12-12
12-28
Common
6
12-31
—
■"
12-
62V2c
332
'
12-20
$1.37 fo
•
13
223
•"■V''
Cuban
12-10
12-27
10(4
TUT
Co.
30c
Co.""T/I % Tf T ~fq~u a~rT
.Corp. (quar.>__
City-Railway go., (Dayton, O.),
&
Tissue
Extra
1-15
12-17
12-24
,
12-10
30c
Crystal
$1
+
//'
<■
2
2
31
A
to
12-17
1-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-18
"*
+
28,964
—
'
-
1-
12-27
25c
Securities, class
12-26
-
Investing
'
+
2-15
7
$1
B
30c
Clavtfin0!l"CTUmUiatlVeMfg. (quar.)
Preferred (quar.)--':
Clayton & Lambert
+.
1-15
7
12-
50c
~
Special
12-20
12~
12-17
65c
preferred
3
1
25o
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
"
1,239
1,093
Borrowings
— „—:
._
Debits to demand deposit accounts, except
Interbank
and
U.
S.
Govt,
accounts,
J,*.i
—
2
50c
10,406
_______
___
__—
banks
Foreign
(J<TTq~ua~r~.)
Service
1-
$1
IGtiarJZlIIIIIIl
Products
deposits;
banks
Domestic
33,204
—__—-
12-20
2-
25c
(year-end)
Special.
Class
$4
Special
government1,684
deposit1,586
adjusted-
Government
S.
Interbank
'-v:'
except
deposits,
40c
______
Crum & Forster
7(4
& °able Corp-
12-22
Corp.
Central Petroleum
12-15
2-15
clsn-t'nuN.r—1
24
H olden
5%
~
(year-endT"
4(4
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.
1,944
23
;
Balances with domestic banks-
Wheat
Forster, 8(4
50c
a',CS™ca" SetE—_cZ■>
12-14
12-22
Cork
Payable of Rec
$1.75
395
260,
When
Share
$2.50
1,779
1,946
1,769
3,024
+
+
-
Company
175
1,068
—
112
34
8
88
—
14,722
Banks
Reserve
vault.
in
226
—
Name of
12-31
50c
,
12-11
12-
70c
5(4. .convertible
Crum &
Per
142
12-20
12-29
12-17
+i5c
& Seal
Co., Inc.—
(year-end)
Crown Zellerbach
Corp. (quar.)
Crucible Steel Co., com, (stock
449
+
902
Federal
with
+
—
25
—
6,698
'securities
Cash
297
+
3,837
2,960
5,962
19,097
indebtedness-—
notes
Reserves
9
—
31,856
securities—Total—
Treasury bills
Other
—
360
5,974
Government
S.
5,661
—.
____
loans
12-28
2
15c
Common
(Continued from page .12)
1-
25c
1
Creameries of America, Inc.
(quar.)
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co. (quar.)___
?
1-15
25c
(year-end)
of
Extra
Dividends
558
_
__
banks--,
to
;
leans—
estate
Loans
Other
.
;
8c
(quar.)
L.), Ltd. (quar.)
Company, common (quar.)
Crown
111
33
'
securites______L:
A
Crown
Government
Other
preferred
(R.
Cream
Holder§
Payable of Rec.
Reynolds Corp.—
Year-end
2192
When
Share
■
A
Cosden Petroleum Corp
pur¬
obligations
securities^
loans
S.
&
dividend
2192
chasing or carry.ng:
U.
Company
Investors, class
Dec 31
$1
(ext.
Electric
this
Name of
Page
Corp.—
Refunding mortgage 4.(4 bonds, due 1961__;
___Jan
1
Refunding mortgage 3'/a'4 bonds, due 1961
Jan
1
5 fo % gold
debentures, series A, due April 1, 1952__Anytime
General mortgage 5(4 gold bonds, due
July 1, 1952
Anytime
United States Building Corp., 2nd
mortgage bonds
Jan
1
Assets—
Loans
CALLED
"
Susquehanna
Queens Borough Gas
(in millions of dollars)
1
&
1st mortgage 4% gold
bonds,
Park-Lexington Co., Inc.—
dec. (—) since
Dec. 5,
ISSUE
Per
Company and Issue—
ber banks follows:
12-31
12-15
25c
12-31
12-10
%Zc
12-31
12-
3
■
48
4'/2fc>
(no
Common
Common
$2
par
7
Gamble-Skogmo,
1-2
12-
7
Gavfinckel
5c
5c
25c
25c
.
——-
—
I111-
_
12-20
2
z
2
4
12-20
12-20
12-
7
12-
7
1- 2
12-
1-26
12-28
10%
dividend
realized
From
Eaton JPaper
Extra
—
12-28
12-28
12-31
12-
3
12-
3
12-10
12-31
12-31
12-10
12-20
12-17
12-24
11-30
8c
Eddy Paper Corp
—$5
Edgewater Steel Co. (monthly)..—.
.
17c
12-
3
12-14
Edison Brothers Stores
1-2
12-20
12-20
1- 2
El Paso
Stop
Common
•
s
Electric
Boat
dividend
Electric
&
ord.
for
Products
Corp.• (Calif.)
Electrical
Products
Consolidated
Mfg.,
12-17
12-17
12-17
$1.75
1- 2
$27'/2c 1-15-52
$50c
12-20
50c
12-20
$10c
1-31
and
Participating
from
(quar.)
...
and
Railroad
Ewa
Plantation
Mills,
Inc.,
preferred
Ex-Cello-O
Excelsior Insurance Co.
Fairbanks
Morse
Fairmount
Foods
Co.,
7
12-17
12-
5
12-21
12-17
1-2
12-14
2- 1
1- 2
1-16
3%%
preferred
12-18
3¥4%
2nd
12-21
12-10
20c
12-18
11-28
100%
12-21
12-14
35c
Y.
1-2
12-14
$1
1- 2
12-14
(initial)—
common
47c
preferred (quar.)
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—
preferred
'—
.$0.185625
1
preference A (quar.)
B
(initial)..—
Preferred
12-11
Bake
Inc.
Shops,
Extra
and
current
er's
Year-end
FUtrol
Fire
Co.
of
National
First
York
of
Philadelphia
Corp.,
3tove
conv.
Florida
Power
Corp.
Florida
Power
&
Fair
b
Stores,
Inc.,
Wallace.
Formica
Gerbcr
West
37th Street Corp.
(quar.>._i
Extra
Co.
of
Glens
Falls
Gold &
12-
4
Goldblatt
(year-end
1
Common
4%%
Co.
(stock
Globe Steel
Ltd.—
Golden
State
Goldman
12-28
12-20
4¥2%
12-18-
11-30
iquar.)
(quar.)
...
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
Mines,
&
Co.,
1- 2
Mfg.
...
Granite
Corp.,
commcn
(quar.)__._
Year-end
3¥*%
preferred
(George A,)
(quar.)________
Inc.-—
investment
income
plus
$2.25
1-
12-
1
preferred
Common
12-10
1-
2
1-25
12-31
Class
12-10
$$1,19
1-28
1-
12-28
2
12-10
12-20
11-29
12-20
II-29
1-31
1-15
12-28
12-17
1-31
1-15
25c
12-20
12-
5
3
11-29
12-22
11-30
12-22
12-
1212-
12-31
12-1
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-27
12-14
50c
12-22
12-
$6c
12-28
11-30
$1
!
12-24
■
t$l
1
•
30c
12-21
; 10c
12-18
Ltd..
Corp.,
5%
Natural
preferred
Oil
Gas,
12-
$12¥2c
1-2-52
50c
12-27
$1
12-18
50c
12-20
(quar.)__
__
*
common
56'Ac
(quar.).
Scale
Co.,
Extra
(quar.,t .1
25c
56'Ac
12-27 !
20c
__«'!'
^
-
50c
___!
,
- •
2-
12-14
12-27
12-1
20c
i
(quar.)—
12-17
.Hunt's, Ltd., class A
1
IMS
I2y2c
12-26
"12-26
60c
12-29
12-18
12.-29
'.12-18
Is-i»
$*l
12-17 •;
40c
;
12-27
—
$20c
.
Z
11-11
12-14"
.
12-27""
$1.50
(s-a)
1 *>-75
12-17
$»1
B •( s-a■;.__!
Class
-
12-11
12-10
;
50c
Mfg.- Co., commoa
6%. preferred (quar.V.a—
•
\
1-15
(quar.)—
Humphreys
■ir
•"
12-14
12-21
$250
!_
(quarZF
.
v.*
1-24
12-31
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd.
Extra
——____
12- 6
2-15
-,
vV-t
•
1-24
1-15
\
11-29
12-20
12-17
3
12-311
12-27 % 11-29
..
3
1.-15
—
Inc.
'
11-14
,
2 :12-17
3-
"62¥2C
/
Hubbell
1- 2
12-27 »1
12-vT
•
3-
i0c Z
(quar.)__.._ v.
(quar.)
common
(Harvey),
ft
II-30%!
12-12
12-21
Howe
,
8
1-
60c
*
common
(Texas;
12- 6
25c■>/
4.——
12-20
12-20
933Ac
11-30
1-2
12-12
12-
12-31
~
12-22
93%C
.—.
12-22
12-20
$1
12-31
12-27
12-v3t
¥
7
25c
(quar.)....
Co.
12-28
■
12-Fli
12-
25c
:
A
'
Houston
12-17
12-14
40c
$1.06¥»
_.A
..12-21
12¥2C
12-27
40c
'
(quar.)...
3c
37¥jc V
12-31
20c
;!'
$1.12¥2
class
5% preferred (s-a)..
12- 7
12-21* ,r.*sHowell Electric Motors Co.
*15c
'
______
12-2Q
25c
55c
,
2
(reduced).-.
Extra
Houston
.
12-^1
12-20
1-
'
preferred (quar.)
33A% preferred (quar.)
12-10
,
Finance
11-26.
2
4%
12-31%. ^-lCU
12-20
11-30
;•
.
"•
12-15
12-23"
1-
!
(s-a)____i.
.
12-14
2
27%C
(reduced;
preferred
conv.
2
25c
(year-end)
W.),
8
1-
12-17
15c
Mfg.
Household
12-13
'
•
50c ■:
Inc.
12-31
1-
50c
50c
(s-a)
Bearing
(Frai^k
$2.25
12-7
,/
(initial).*.
com.
12-22
(quar.)
Co. (year-end)
L
Hotel Lexington, Inc. (year-end).
Houdaillc-Herthey Corp., com. (year-end)
7
50c
(quar.).
Horner
7
12-31
$1.25
(extra).
$3
(quar.)
b
!?.'
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
.
35c
A
preferred (quar.)...
Hoskins
11-10
12-12
12-31
.r.—...—
Great
5%
B
1st
preferred
1-
420c
50c
Great
.
.
>
;-
//
Ltd.—
Power
preferred
Huron
12-20
12- 7
Hussman Refrigerator Co.
7
12-14'
12-15
'
1-.7
A#x'tra)__—-30c
Huttig Sash & Door Co..
5%
12-31
12-12
,12-31
12-12
int.
ben.
Ore
West
Life
preferred
431'Ac
Properties—*
,
12-29
.
(year-end)___
$1.50-
Co.
12-21
common
(quar.)
„
.
11-21
(B.)
Wire
Ltd..:
$6
f__
1-
12-15
12-15
2_
12-20
12-10*
pf^, (quar.}__
$1.25
12-30
Z 12-19,s
pfdL(accum.)
$2
12-17
II-30
(s-a)'+
25c
2-
__________—______
Co.
Commercial
1
12-31
1-2-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
75c
■/¥
50c
40c
(quar.
Central RR.
Illinois
$$1.50.
12-17
11-26 i
Telephone—
(quar.)
-Illinois
;
$5.50
preferred
preferred
(quar.)..
$1.75
.+
12-14
.'
(quar.)
$4.75
.
-$1.37¥2
1^ -2- -12+10
1- 2
12-10
1-
2
11-30
50c
12-20
12-10
'12-20
12-10
t5c
1-
12-14
2
ronto)
""
Imperial
Assurance Co.
of Canada
12-i5
12-15 ,*
2-
4%
pfd.
Income
1.
2
.
,v
12-14
,
.t *
Fund
l?-3l
11
J25c
>2-1
12-18 (r
10c
12-21
—
iquar.)
Foundation
(Baltimore)—
(1¥» cents from net investment income and
8%
cents
from
/
|
$37'/2c
Co. of Canada. Ltd.-—
Common .(reduced;
f-
1-2
(To-
(quar.)
Tobacco
"rk
-
1-
$1.18%
—
12-20
1
25c
(quar.)—
Co.
_____—
Imperial Life
1-2
2-
t$5
£.-</.30c
—_—;—
Cement
Extra
12- 7
+12-21
112¥>c
(Winnipeg)_
(quar.)-.-.
Die
,
12-10
• r
preference-- iquar.)
&
Ideal
r
$1
——
25c
Tap
-
Co.—
Assurance
)quar.)
.
.
v
Mortgage
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp_ pfd. B
12-12
.
& Erie
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.,
12-12
12-31
..
Ltd.—
convertible
West
12-31-
130c
*'
preferred
Felt,
>
^
$62(^c
(quar.)_
Iron
Northern- Railway
Greening
12-20
-
1400
J50c
:/
(auar.l.—_——
Great Western Sugar,
7%
1-15
:.12¥2C
(quar.)..
preference
Non-cmivulative
Great
Co.„
—
Northern
of
(quar.)...
...
Lakes
Ctfs.
Great
Industries
Extra
12-
1
1-2-52
Greenfield
12-27
12-
Bail
Horder's,
12-26
Green Mountain Power-Corp...
88c
Co.
Company, common
4'A%
12-12
1-15
50c
(increased quar.).
Class-A
12-24
11-29
"
12-20
10%
.
Lakes Paper
12-31
12-21
30c"
Extra
1-25
2
12- 7
Quarterly
12-10
a
capital gains distribution of 53c. payable
in cash or stock
Hoover
Great American-Insurance Co. .(N. Y.)^/: i;v
Great
7
12-15
25c
Company
Investors,
net
1
37¥>c
(quar.)...
12-
Hosiery
preferred
Hoover
12-
t5c
Qray Drug Stores, (quar.)li.t—
Graysdn-Robinson Stores/ common
Lakes
55c
(quar.)
12-20
1- 2
....
Great
2
12-15
12¥20
„
class
...
Title Guaranty Co.
12-13
25c
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
i-
(s-a)
Company,
Home
1- 2
(W. T.)-Company, common (quar.)_'„
2
12-20
$1.50
Homes take- Mining Co., (reduced)..
Honolulu Gas, Ltd. (quar.
Hooker Electrochemical, S4.25 pfd. (quar.)..
7
$1.12¥2
new
Co
Steel
12-24
25c
.......
preferred
Mines
City
1-
;
I-1E
5
-•
(s-a)_
common
12- 8
(quar.)..
2
103/4C
....
Co.
Grand
v' 12-20
25c
1-
12-22
35c
12-
Goodyet# Tire b Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
1-
80c
37¥20
11-29
12-14
12-1 ¥
12-18
1-25-52
30c
12- 7
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)—
GOodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Grandvlew
12-24
(quar.)
12-22
12-11
12-14
$5
12-10
-
Co.
12-22
50c
11-16
-
12-10
12-28
12-28
20c
12-22
12¥2c
common
12-20
50c
12-20
20c
$5c
(quar.)
Furnace
5Vij%
2
1- 2
(quar.)
12-21
12-4
,1-
1- 2
Ltd.—_—
Ltd.
Co.,
Sachs
Rapids Varnish,
Grand & Toy. Ltd
12-26
1
$1.50
Gorham
5
2-
75c
Government Employees Insurance Co..(quar.)
65.¥2c
_________
12-10
12-31
—_—
.
preferred _/
(B. F.) Co., com.
Grant
&
preferred
50c
12-10
12-
$4
$1.50
(s-a)
12-10
12-17
preferred
(R.)
50c
pfd,
6%
1-18
quar.).—$75c
r-__
12-27
50c
12-20
12-20
12-10
(monthly).
Holmes (D. H.) Co.; Ltd. (quar.)
Holophane Companyi
Holt (Henry) & Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (s-a)
12-14
12- 5
$1.25
12-20
12-27
1-25
12-20
:
Common
Holland
1,:
12-31
12-26
20c
11-23
30c
3
2-15-52
50c
60c
& Dauch Paper
6%
Hoe
-
,42-14 ;
12-20
2%
12-24v
6
7
12-
53'Ac
10c
Co.
Goodrich
12-
12-31,
$2
Inc.__.__.
Manitou
Golden
1- 1
12-
12-22
w.Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd
Holiingsworth & Whitney Co.
12-14r-
10c
(quar.)
Bros.,
4
Great
Extra
from
(quar.)
Tubes Co.
12-
+10c
dividend).
(quar.)__.
Co.
Fundamental
pfd.
(year-end t_
Stock Telegraph (quar.)....
$ 15C
—
1- 2
Extra
12-14
Ltd.—
(Increased
preferred
Froedtert
$1.25
$1.12»/2
—
(quar.)
12-14
-
12-20
12-14
(stock dividend)
Insurance
12-18
$1.05
/
(quar.)/__
—
&
Fraser Companies,
Frcsnillo
4'/_'%
Distilleries Co.,
Co,
12-24
75c
(quar.)
1- 2
(initial)
Cement
12-24
11-30
12-11
12-22
Hincle
25c
11-21
r
12-21
(quar.)."
5c
12-18
50c
Corp.
Canada,
—
Bros.
Co.,
Harvester
% 35c
Foundation
$1.50
Extra
12-20
1-2-52
12-19
(quar.)
Monthly
12-22
—
7
35c
(quar,).
Extra
$2.20
-
pfd. (quar.)i..Corp./—.*
class A pfd.
Pressed Steel
1-2-52
(quar.)
:—
Gibson
12-
25c
'£
1_.
Company
Fostoria
Fownes
(quar.)
Products
12-31
$30e
•
$4.20
elass A
$3
Foster b Kleiser Co.,
35c
$5 preferred
7
3
2
Extra
5
56¥4c
Georgia Power Co., $6 preferred
12-
12-
7
1-
50c
Creamery Co.
Holeproof
(quar.)
50c
'
com.
Food Machinery & Chemical
Fuller
preferred
12-31
2
7
12-
2%
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlelt & Co.
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.
Glenmore
1-
12-
2
$1.35
12-14
Glidden
4
12-18
2
1-
(year-end)
12-14
11-20
I-
2
1-
dividtnd)
12-14
12-14
-<■
(quar.>____.
Light Co.,
12-
1-
Corp.—
(stock
12-21
65c
'
(s-a)____
class A (s-a).
12-19
12-21
12-18
25c
5c
12-24
50c
(reduced)
Cg.
12-19
1- 2
2
Extra
12-19
2
1-
Corp
'^12-14
15c
_
preferred
$2
2
1-
11-30
12-17
25c
preferred series A
Hershey
12-15
1-
11-30
1
40c
12-21
35c
(quar.Xi.___
1+2-52
Year-end
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.—
Fittings, Ltd., 60c
Forbes
55c
12-21
12-21
25c
12-21
12-28
' 40c
4'A%
12-12
12-I4»
1-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_T
Cement
Corp..
5c
25c
Corp., $3 pfd/ (accum.)
California__z__/™__i
Association
Food
Y.)
Chocolate
12-20
2
433/4C
Company,
preferred
15c
$3
Street
First
Florence
(N.
Powder Co.
Hershey
Extra
75c
.:
Walnut
Hercules
1
50c
40c
Fiduciary Trust Co,
1
12-
12-31
1-
12-20
25c
Extra
«
12-24
:
11-30
(quar.)
Class B
5c
_*
12-
12-21
1-2-52
common
12-21
15c
option).
1-17
12-21
91¥4C
15c
Brewery Co., class A
15c
net long-term capital
(payable in stock-or cash at hold¬
1
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Genesee
25c
distribution from
gains
3
25c
pfd.
Quarterly
Hoberg Paper Mills,
Glen-Gery Brick
12-7
1-
Hinde & Dausch Paper Co, of Canada, Ltd.—
12-16
12-24
12-12
6
2-
30c
12-21
1-1-52
33c
12-20
15c
12-21
4-1-52
ineome-
7
12-21
Gleaner
net
12-
12-
25c
12-31
20c
undistrib.
accum..
12-20
12'Zac
12-31
11-30
V40c
7
:
$1.12%
12-31
12-20
-
6
12-
(s-a)
8IV4C
$2.50
Fidelity b Deposit Co. of Maryland (extra)—
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (year-end). Derived from
12-
12-20
50c
$1.06¥4
93%c
Refrigerator Co
Gillette Safety Razor Co., $5 pref.
Fibreboard Products
12-27
50c
(quar.)..
11-30
(quar.)
12-18
12-27
iquar.)
(quar.)..
25c
Co.
12-28
1-2-52
}i5c
pfd.
90c
Mfg.
1-15
$1.12'/2
preferred
4¥+%
12-20
■
Tarrant
12-21
50c
(quar.)
convertible
Giant Portland
Extra.
$.1.12%
Highland-Bell, Ltd.
$2.50
Extra
'
Motors
7c
& Rubber,
8
8
!
W.)
Hercules
7%
Ltd.—
5
—
1500
Tire
(quar.)
(quar.)
12- 1
certificates
12-
Federal Mining & Smelting Co,- (year-end)._
Federated Publications (quar.)
A
American
12-20
——....—
A
(George
12-21
50c
37¥2c
25c
11-29
Class
HeJme
Hercules
$1.06'/4
preferred (quar.i
General Tin Investments,
12-
12-1.9
(quar.)
Inc.,
12-24
Germahtown Fire Insurance Co
,
12-31
Rubenstein,
1-30
:
Geroter-May Corp.
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
1
2-
8
12-
(quar.i
35c
4¥4%
50c
Frocks,
2-
12-
12-20
(quar.)
Co., 3.65%
12- 3
:
7
3-1*
Corp.
J.)
12-31
(quar.)_
common
12-11
Insurance—
Co.
1
quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-
Extra
,
2
12-31
$3
1-2
—
.
1-
5 %
Syracuse, N. Y. (quar.)..
Quarterly
Farrel-Birmingham Co.
■
12-11
Glass
12-19
(quar.)—
common
pfd.
.
12-15
12-20
5c
(H.
5
12-10
2
12-20
Lithographing Co
Common
12-22
>
—
Life
preferred
Time
General
1
1-
12-21
(quar.)___
$1.50
41c
(quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, inc. (quar.)—.
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.—
;
Traders
2
Helena
50c
t30c
l
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.
dividend
1
1-
35c
56¥«c
(quar.)
common
12-
1-2-52
Heinz
$1.50
Year-end
$2.25
(quar.)
Family Finance Corp.,
b
4.40%
$1.25
35c
25c
dividend)
12-14
(accum.)
50c
of N,
(stock
12-24
I-
12-26
$1
,
Extra
(quar.)
Telephone Corp.,
12-
;
Hazel-Atlas
12-11
1-19
$1.25
Co
Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
Corp. of America,
common
preferred (quar.)
12- 3*
12-10
12-27
-
Z
•
«•"
12-19
12-21
,
20c
quar.)
common
90c
preferred
(quar.)
4¥2%
12-17
2-
12-21
50c
Haskelite
Hat
Havana
$1
(incr'd.
4V- %
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
12- 3*
(quar.;
com.
15c
t.'
?
12-10'
Co.—
(initial
Co.,
Gas
12-17
,
'.12-
2
—
30c
preferred (quar.)
General Steel Castings Corp.—1
12-21
(quar.)
5
income
Extra
12-15
common
12-14
gain)
6%
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
12-15
12-14
1-
$1.37¥2
Co.
General Ry. Signal Co.,
25c
preferred
57c
Eversharp,
net
common
5%
12-12
(quar.)
1- 2
1- 5
dividend
12-28
Co
25c
JlOc
2
1-
j40c
Chemical
Battery
8%
12-15
50c
investment
preferred
12-31
(year-end)
1- 2
1-
75c
Hein-Werner
net
Refractories
General
Corp.,
preferred
Hartford
1
25c
(quar.)
Co
realized
$1.40
Co.
Inc.
Pie,
from
from
$1.17
__
$1
Cement
$30c
gains.
(s-a)
pfd.
2-
12-
V
$1
.
'
»
"12-JL3 '
$1.06¥4
T!
20c
Harshaw
Extra
12-28-
+20c
Harrisburg Gas Co.,
Hart
2-
2
Ltd
12-10*
1-7
12-15
1-
I
Corp
Carpets.
12-14 v.
2
2-15-52
$1.50
12- 8
$1.50 2-15-52
preferred (quar,;
preferred (quar.)
$6
Plywood
2
1-
20c
Extra
1-7
1-
v.>" 'r*'
;
(quar.;
12-29
2-1
pfd. (quar.)
$5.50
General
21c
(15c
15c
General
preferred
12-14
$1.12y2
(extra)__,
18c
2- 1
6
10%
Refractories
-
»
1
12-
*
-
5%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Harrington & Richardson Arms
$1.25
12-
1-2
$$r:25
!
1-10
93%c
12-20
12-20
.
iqitar.)
12-15
2
12-12
Co.—
12-18
1-
2
$12¥20
;
1
Public Service—
convertible
$4
$6
income,
investment
capital
A
General
3
12-10
12-14
Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
Erie
49
12-
1-1
12-17
12-26
2
(year-end)—
Inc.
net
12-
1- 1
Corp.,
(quar.)
12-29
$1.25
(quar.)..
1-
$1
Ltd.
12-28
2-
12-12
fi5c
dividend
$1
Common
12-17
5c
2c
15c
27c
6%
2
35c
12c
Year-end
12-31
(quar.)
Stock
9-10
12-15
1-
32¥jC
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Portland
35c
7
87¥zc
JlOc
50c
12-10
Harnschfeger
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)___
Petroleums of Canada ordinary
$1
12-20
12-
5- 9
Class A
1- 2
1-2
12-31
5-23-52
General
Stock
Equitable Office Bldg. Corp.
Equity Fund
Equity Ftlnd,
Paint
General
,
Harding
3
4Vis%
1-2
1- 2
12-31
5- 9
stock)....
or
12-31
(quar.)..
i
common
preferred
62¥2c
68%e
preferred
participating
b
5%
General
(quar.)
12-21
Corp.—
(quar.)
12-17
Equitable Credit Corp.—
¥ Federal
cash
m
Inc.,
12-31
Mfg., Ltd., 5% pfd.
Empire Star Mines Co., Ltd
Emporium Capwell Cc.
(quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd
Fashion
(Boston)
(increased)—40c
12-15
1-25
$1
(year-end)
9-30
1-2-52
Co.,. Ltd. ' %;;.!/:.v;.v,V
Harbison-Walker
(s-a)
General Outdoor Advertising, 0%
.
12-14
Harbor
11-29
J.
12-14
12-28
25c 5-23-52
12-20
(quar. 1
12-
12-28
6-10
fi5C
!
Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)_.__-r™____
Hanson-Van Winxle-Munning
;
12-31
8
3-11
6-30
t20c
Cc.
Co.
12"
$1.16
(quar.)....
common
Paper
3-11
3-31
-
-
$1.25
pfd.
;
12-8
■
12-28
SL25
common.
preferred (quar.).._
preferred (quar.)
3T&C.
(s-a)
preferred
Mtl'
-1
12-14
12-28
$1,25
Hanover
,
12-14
•'« * 3-31
$1,25
,
preferred (quar.)___.
4V4%
11-27
12- 3
'12-12
1-15
50c
i
Printing )Co.
10c
5%
(quar.i
12-20
12-31
■
(quar./__
preferred (quar.)
4¥2%
Motors
preferred
F.)
Hammeimill
3 ¥
Corp.—
(payable
Mills,
Insurance
Bridge Co.,
12-3
common
!
4.64'A
Cotton
¥
12-
12-21
•
$3
(quar.)
Co.,
Company,
5%
12-27
$1
50c
Hamilton
12-5
-
.
45c
(quar.)
37¥20
$3.75
Empire Brass
Felt
Common
A
Hamilton
25c
Investors Trust
General
1-2
IV2 7c
RR.,
Hamilton
12-
$3.50 pfd. (quar.)!
Industries, 5¥* preferred (quar.)—
:
(N. Y.;_^/.________
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)..!
CvV.
4%
1-
11-30
Ohio
&
75c
A
$1.25
1-17
11-30
Brass
Hall
<•.
12-27
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
8
12-26
12- 7
•
12-27
Co.
Finance
v
V,l- 2
v
(quar.
1st pfd.
12-
2
12- 7
1-.2
50c
$2.15
.£
Co.fc
preferred
40c
preferred
Farmers
6%
$5
com.
Stock
Extra
General Controls
2-1-52
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Halifax
12-10
$20.10
General Cigar, Inc., common—..—...
1
Contract Corp. (stock dividend)./..
6
ordinary income and 40c
security profits
Engineering Corp. (year-end)
preferred
Haloid
35c
,
12-
$2 "V. 1-15
Class
12-10
<■
12-21
,
—
12-17
preferred
4 Mi %
income...........
11-29
$1.65
12-10
$1
/ '
General Foods Corp.,
12-17
12-21
4c."3V 12-21
________—_____
From
12-28
:■
Hahn
57c
General
12-14
Guif
12-14
2-1
*
31¥4C
12-12
12-14
1-15
12-14
12-22
—
Supply, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
General Cable Corp.—
47o 1st preferred (quar.)—
47c convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)___._
General Candy Corp.,
(extra.)—
General Capital Corp, (year-end)—
•,¥
From capital gains
General
—
Electric
4¥z%
—
8
12-20
(quar.;_
realized
preferred
12-22
dividend
Stock
12-
50c
37¥}C
com.
12-20
$5 preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).^
10c
12-11
12-31
12-20
/ $5
..
$5
20c
12-12
12-21
$5
::
General Builders
convertible preferred C
12-21
11-2$
2
12-31
from
r.ct
Mobile
4c
preferred
12-21
12-22
11-2$
12-26
(quar.)
12-20
Emerson
5Vo
Extra
12-26
_
1-
25c
Companies, Inc.—
cents
Common
$2
15c
preferred (s-a>
Emerson Drug Co., 8%
,
12- 7
j.
3%
6c
25c
17c
Eskimo
Co.
Box
General
preferred (quar.;—
preference (quar.)
Elmira & Williamsport RR. Co.—
Erwin
General
Gulf
12- 7
12-31'
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
$l.06'A
preferred
Guaranty Trust Co.
12-31
t
'
,
81
from
12-18
"
(quar.goc
Corp.
Extra
Growth
Five
•
Share
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Brewery,
Grinnell
:
pfd.
Extra
—
-
(quar.)
preferred
25c
common
,
1
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
(quar.)
Griggs, Cooper & Co., 5%
75c
Corp.—
..
Per
6%
common
convertible
Gruman Aircraft
1- 2
,v'
•'
•
,
1
Water System,
12-6
12-20
11-30
11 -ju
11-30
15c
(quar.)....
Baking Co., common
Extra
$8
General
Extra
Class
General
5%
15c
—
12-13
25c
5¥27c
Erie
•
Griesedleck-Western
:
—
Transportation
11-27
1-15
12-11
Corp.—
dividend
from
'
M
«
Greyhound Corp.,
4'A7c
preferred
50c
American
12-20
(quar.)
Co.
$1.12¥3
______
Extra
4%
57c
96c
General
t$1.38„
+$1.25
■
—
$1.60
(quar.)—(Seattle) —
Abrasives
&
Watch
Company,
20c
■
.
.
.
; :
(quar.)
General Electric
'
7%
•
12-14
12-20
1- 2
l- 1
': 1- 2 ■■;
1- 2 /
20c
$30c
(Texas)—
12-21
——
Quarterly
Elgin National
Elliott
Co.
1-10
12-21
1
Refractories
Stock
12-12
50c
Quarterly
Extra
Oil
American
convertible preferred
50c
5%
Ltd.—
reg.
(year-end).
Electrical
Electro
12-10
Industries,
rets,
6%
2- 1
12-20
(quar.)
(year-end)
Mfg.
&
Musical
General
(quar.)......
12-28
...—_—
Controller
deo.
preferred
$2
Co.,
preferred
10c
(year-end)
Co.
Electric
Amer.
'
,
Name of Company
12-14
12-27
40c
Co., Inc.—
25c
75c
2.—-.—
Auto-Lite
Stock
'
Greenw.ch
.12-14
12-14
12-27
50c
—_
(accum.)
General
(year-end)
Common
Electric
12-10
12-10
12-12
America-
of
Corp.
Nut
40c'
(quar.)—
Natural Gas
Elastic
(quar.)____
12-20
12-21
$1.06(4
Egry Register Co., common—::—
$1.50
6(2% preferred (quar.)..
—$13?¥2
El Paso Electric, $4.50 preferred (quar.)..—
$1.12¥2
preferred
$4.50
12-10
16c
(quar.)
.....
Corp., Ltd.
(Bahamas) ordinary
4participating,
Investors
General American
12-15
12-15
12¥2c
—
preferred
Ecuadorian
5%
12-10
$2
75c
5c
common.:..——-
preferred (s-a)
Economy Baler Co., common..—..——
57c
%
12- 5
12-14
12-31
12-31
.
25c
Ltd.,. common iquar.).
-prefarred ■ (quar.t.■
preferred
(quar.;
—
5',2 7v
Quarterly
profits—__—
Corp.,
12-24
12-24
(year-end;—
income
6%
.....
Common '(quar.)
12-10
50c
—
profits
investment
5
12-24
12-24
43c
60c
,
Howard Stock Fund
&
Front
12-
5
75c
income
investment
From realized
Eaton
(year-end)
Balanced Fund
Howard
Si
From
28YaO
34%c
,
Gatmeau Power Co.,
■
12-10
$1.50
1- 2
^
'%>. * V
f
preferred (quar.)
6%
■
(quar.;
Corp. (quar.)
(Theo.) & Co., $1.60 1st pfd.
,
60c
Co., common
Extra
preferred A (accum.)—
51.75 1-2-52
preferred B < accum.)
———1"„",
Eastern Steamship Lines (quar.)—.....—.
25c
12-18
$7
Kodak Co., common (year-end)
(Julius)
Garrett
Gary
$6
Eaton
'
12-20
12-31
15c
37¥jc
—;—...—_
convertible preferred (quar.)
5Va% preferred (quar.;
Garlock Packing Co. (quar.;....—_—.—
12-20
Ea. tern
Stock
'i',-.
'.V
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
Share
Inc....
4 ¥2 %
.
_
Eastern
Eastman
K
:
Name of Company
12-
preferred (quar.}
...
Stainless Steel Corp. (Increased)™
States Corp. (Md.) —
$1
!!%!.!.
1- 2
Inc.—
(quar.).——
pan
/
of flee.
$1.12*/2
preferred (quar.)
Racing Association,
Eastern
Payable
25c
Associates, common.—.
Fuel
&
Gas
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Eastern
■-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2400)
realized security profits)
12-
7
Volume 174
Number 5073 .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■
When
Per
V-Y 'Name of Company
■
/
-
Share
..
Incorporated Investors > (year-end). s_
Special * capital .galns Vdlstrlbution jout
net realized gain
i
in
cash
or
4 Ve %
$1.05
62Vic
Indianapolis Water, 5%, pfd. A (quar.)
B
ij
5%
5Yo-
•
Klein
2
12-10
Knott
^ 2
12-10
1-
12-27
12-27
11-30
*$1.06 V*
12-27
11-30
6Yo
1st
.45125
12-27
11-30
7 Yo
2nd preferred
140c
12-27
11-30"
i
,
140c
3-51
2-28
La
France
(quar.
140c
6-30
5-31
La
Luz
140c
9-20
8-31
16c
3-10-52
<4 Yn
preferred
l- 2 :
$3
10c
12-20
12-14
Laclede Steel
11-19
12-
Lake
11-20
11-30
1-31
12-28
12-21
12-
$1.25
12-20
12-12
430C
1-15
(quar.)_____.,^.
___
1-15
12-14
■
Lau
Stock
'«•
dividend
1-28
-5 Yo
37 VaC
Ltd.-.(initial^,
1- -4*
1- 2
Le
12-31
1-15
12-27
12-20
Co.
12-14
150c
_
12-20
25c
nar
*
180c
12-20
2-1
1- 2
1- 2
12-15
1-16
12-17
12-17
(quar.
International
Salt Co.
(year-end)
(quar.)_____>
International Shoe' Co.
Interstate Department Stores
Interstate Power Co., common
'_4.70% preferred (quar.)
Investment Co.
of
•"
'
12-20
11-30
12-21
12-10*
Lincoln
under
Inc.
10c
583Ac
(quar.)__
1- 2
12-
12-17
2-
30c
Machine
(Arthur
12-2®
15c
12-26
12-1®
$1.25
1-
2
12-1®
$1.37 Va
1-
2
12-1®
;
____________
$1.50
-1-2
12-1®
*50c
1-2-52
12-13
62 Vac
12-28
12-13
,25C
12-26
12-1®
1
.
38c
12-31
—
25c
1- 2
—
(quar.)
(year-end)
—,___
G.)
$1
12-21
Co.,
:
—
class B
(irreg.)
Co. 4quur.).__—_—
V
1-
$1;
Stores
Co.
12-31
'"•'".l- 4
12-24
12-10
12-24
12-10
*75c
1-15
12-15
.(quar.)
*
60c
12-
12-
20c
12-21
15c
20c
12-21
pfd. (quar.)
Service Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)___
50c
;
Inc., 4%
1-
1
fx$1.75
1-
2
Locke
Steel
Loew's,
Loft
Insurance
12-17
C
(quar.)
(quar.)
x$1.25
1-
2
11-30
x$1.25
1- 2
11-30
12-
^$5 preferred class A (quar.).
$1.25
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.)—
VbYo 1st preferred (quar.)_______
Star
2-1-52
8c
12-20
12-
17 'Ac
(quar.)
pfd.
12-17
1-
12- 7
2
2-
12- 3
12-1®
12-22
12-1®
12-20.
12- ®
12-27
12-13
62 %c
1- 2
12-1®
$1
12-17
11-3®
ioc ■;
12-20
12- a
Metals Disintegrating, common—
4V'a Yo
preferred (quar.)
12-18
11-30*
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
$1.00 3-10-52
2-18
11-19
12-10
Ltd.
4V* Yo
12-31
Lowney
1-15
$1.50
1-
12-20
50c
12-20
12-10
40c
12-20
'
3-
$1
1
12-
4V* Yo
preferred .'(quar.)__
>'4xkYi
preferred 4quar.)__lll___I_^_____
Eatz Drug Co., $4^0.-preferred (quar.)_____
Kawneer Company (quar.)____
preferred
Lykens
Valley
Macfadden
12-31
12-10
12-31*
12-10
1-
8
2
12-
12-
1-
1212-
12-
45c
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
$1.25
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
Minnesota
2
12-17
Mission
1-15
12-14
RR.
&
Publications,
Macleod
;
65c ;
12-17
12-
25c
12-31
12-21
$2.25
12-31
12-21
50c
$1.12Va
12-31
12-10
MacMlllan
12-10
changed
(H.
to
$1.07
1-
12-10
Class
28c
1-
12-
8
Class
$1.06V/4
1-
12-
8
MacMlllian
$1.12%
1-
12-
8
Macy
R.)
1-15
Missouri
12-14
Mitchell,
12-27
12-14
Mobile
12-20
Petroleum
12-10
25c
12-18
12-12
60c
7
Magor Car Corp.
12-
7
Maine
Central
2
12-20
Maine
Public Service Co., com.
25c
12-31
12-15
(s-a)ll—
75c
6preferred^ (quar.)30c
12-31
12-15
Malartic Gold Fields, Ltd.
12-14
Mangel Stores Corp.
$1.75
preferred
Kellogg Company, 3Va% preferred (qtiar.)__
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel, cl. A (increased quar.)
t
Class B (increased quar.>__j.^„__—l
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd. <quar.)___i.
Kendall Refining Co. (quar.)_______l_
Kennametal,
Inc.
Kennecott Copper Corp. (year-end)_2.
Kentucky Stone Co., common (quarj
■; Common
(quar.),.
,
1-
12-31
87%c
1-
1
1-
2
1-
2
12-15
f25c
12-20
12-
40c
12-19
12-
50c
12-20
12-10
$2.25
12-19
37V2C
1-15-52
11-30
1-
8
(quar.)
1
__2
37 vie
4-15-52
4-
8
1-15-52
1-
8
$20c
5Yo
12-28
10c 2-15-52
30c
12-24
7
12-14
(quar.)______
35c
1-2-52
75c
(quar.)—
2-1-52
$2.50
12-30
60c
1-
2
$1
2-
1
■
)_£
4V2%
preferred (entire issue called for redemption "on" Dec. ~17 at $107 per share
12-10
1-11.;*
12-20
12-10..:
Tire
Extra
&
Rubber,
Manufacturers
Increased
Life
Increased
semi-annually
(N.
.
preferred
Midland
4
r__.
V* Yo
Corp.,
preferred
cdmmon
(initial
(quaft/j—
Telegraph & Telephone, Ltd.—
Common
iquar.)
12-17
7 Yo
preferred
(quar.)
11-23
12-24
12-10
12-1®
12-24
12-1®
1-2-52
12-15
12-27
12-13
.
dividend
Stock
—
.
A
25c
12-31
12-14
12-14
12-20
12-
6
30c
12-20
12-
6
Utilities,
(quar.)
common (quar.)_
Montreal
Locomotive
Co., common
Works,
12-20
12-10
Moore
Ltd.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
12-21
1-15
12-14
*50c 1-15-52
1- 2
Bank
of
New
Year-end
12-14
1-
*20c
2
12-14
Mount
12-14
1-15
12-20
Vernon-Woodberry Mills,
Common
12-20
(year-end)
preferred
Mueller
'
1-15
12-18
Extra
Brass
(s-a)
Co—1-
12- 9
1-
2
12-1®
1-
2
12-1®
'
12-21
12-13
1- 2*
12-1®
87'/aC
1-
2
12-15
22'/aC
1-
1
12-1®
1-
1
12-1®
12-31
12-1®
1-15
50C
12-10
$1.75
1-
2
12-10
*20c
1-
2
12-1®
12-
9
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
*25c
1-
2
12-
3
t$1.75
1-
2
12-
3
*$1.75
1- 2
12-
3
20c
59 %C
12-17
'
1-
2
1-
2
3
12-1®
12-1®
593/bC
12-30
12-1®
$1.50
12-24
12-1®
12-24
12-1®
2
12-1®
$3
12-20
12-13
$3.50
12-20
*15c
Mount Royal Metal Co., Ltd
7%
*17 Vac
—
2
1-15
15c
11-2#
10%
$4
Haven——— -—
1-
53'Ac
11-2#
*75c
preference
(quar.)
7% preferred A
(quar.)
—
7% preferred B (quar.)—
___»——
Mocre Drop Forging, common (quar.)
4%Yo convertible preferred (quar.)
Morris Paper Mills, 43,4% pfd. (quar.)__—
Plan
12-1®
12-19
*22'Ac
redeemable
Morris
12-1®
2
12-19
*20c
4%
1-
*20C
(quar.).———
common
12-10
1- 2
12-31
& Storage, Ltd. (s-a)
Montreal Refrigerating
12-10
Corp.,
(quar.)_
»•
12-20
65c
50c
10%
Ward &
(Quur.)
25C
*$8
12-1®
Line—
dividend
^
1
12- 3
$1.12'/a
$3.50 pfd.
25c
iv
v;
;
(quar.)-,
4.50%
Class
12-
12-31
•'
5
Chemical Co.,
Stock
2
:
Knitting Co.,
Montgomery
12-1?
1-
62 Vac
;
3
2
12-18
*25c
Ltd., common.——
*$1.12 Va
4 Vz Yo preferred (quar )__
—
$1
Monarch Mortgage & Investments, Ltd.——
62 VaC
Monroe Auto Equipment Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Monarch
12-
12-15
12-
1-
$1
.
-
12-20
1- 2
12-13
12-17
25c
—_—
—-—-■———
preferred (quar.)
Montana-Wyoming Gas Pipe
12-20
12-27
$1
*20c
Montana-Dakota
a27'Ac
quar.jj
11-3®
12-21
5
of America
3
Co,,-Ltd.—
(quar.)l_T:
12-21
*$1.25
$2
(s-a)_ :;;v
.(quar.)_
12-
Maritime
96 Vic
B
class
partic
non-cum
Class
Molybdenum Corp
12-14
'
pfd.
,
1-2
Y.)-—
—
11-3®
12-20
—
■
12-31
$2.50
——
12-29
1-
50c
(quar.)
Monroe
(Toronto)—
Marconi Int'l Marine Communication
New
12- 3
30c
quarterly
12-1®
25c
v im-wf
(quar.)
12-14
(quar.)
Insurance
Manufacturers Trust Co.
5V2 Yo
,,
Co.
2
/
—
2
25C
______
RR., 4%
(s-a)-
Birmingham
Rubber
1-
—
Year-end
1-
.
$1.15
•
Industrial Bank
25c
1
12-1®
GOc
Ltd
12-27
(quar.)_
common
*ii—
——
$1.20 convertible preferred
Marine
12-20
Co.,
5c
—
12-18
1-15
1-2
20c
Cement Co.—
&
30c
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd.—.
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Kimberly-Clark Corp., common (quar.)
11-22
1-
S.)
27 VaC
(s-a) —
12-28
*70c
—
•ujiyjL;^'w*'jjq''i r'r*-,'r
30c
:
(quar.)—
Financial Corp., class A
11-30
2-
12-10
12-22
B
Mansfield
-
'
2
(interim)
Extra
8
'
1-
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
5
$1.25
,
Class
■
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)_
(lncrea. quar.)
(quar.)
12-18
56'Ac
(year-end)
12-31
RR.,
preferred
Manhattna
12-15
75c
"
12-15
75c
5V2 (!o
(quar.)
6 Yo prior
2
*5c
25c
12-
12-1®
12-28
15c
Extra'
i *12-10
12-31
(R. H.)
12-15
12-20
5C
Mojud Hosiery Co., 5% pfd.
Molson's Brewery, Ltd.—
80c
12-31
-
12-21
*
12-10
*12'Ac
(resumed)——
12-21
Kaynee Company, 7% preferred (quar.)
Kearney (James R.) Corp., common (quar.)
12-10
*12'Ac
40c
1-
12-20
12-28
Ltd.)—
—-40c
$1.12Va
Mohawk
■
& Co. (quar.)__—
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines, Ltd
:
Modern
12-20
1-
(name
—_—
Corp.
12-10
2
25c
—
(J.
&
*5c
(initial)
7
$1
20c
Portland
1
2
25c
Co.
3
12-
10c
(quar.)
Co.
"
40c
Bloedel,
MacMillan &
B
EiXtr'tl
2-
75c
Export
7
12-
7 VaC
Mississippi Power, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)
1-
Mines.
(initial)
A
1
40c
(s-a)
common
Cockshutt Gold
12-
1- 2
Inc.——'—
Development
$1.06 Va
Coal
12-17
1-2-52
50c
Mississippi Glass Co.
*25c
Ltd.__
7
12-1®
50c
12-31
12-17
1-
12-
12-24
25c
Co., Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mining Corp. of Canada (interim)
1-15
$1.06
3
12-22
56 'AC
conv.
12-28
—_________
1-
7
12-
50c
j
——
50c
(quar.)
12-
1
50c
(quar.)___
Fund,
12-1®
12-T
Miller-Wohl
4%%
2
1-
12-22
shares
31'Ac
—
participating preferred
Participating
2-14
2
(quar.)
A
12-ia
12-22
Extra;';*——_———
Class
7
12-21
$2
Rubber Reclaiming, com.
(quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
Miller & Hart, Inc., $1 prior pfd. (resumed)
Miller Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
7
12-
75c
4V2 Yo
1
12-21
.
7
12-28
$1.50
(quar.)
Midwest
1
12-22
12-22
$1.75
1-15
12-
30c
Company
(year-end)
Midwest Piping & Supply Co
1
12 Vac
—
iKy.), com.
Co.,
12-
1-15
12-28
25C
—
Midvale
12-10
1
12-22
30c'
1
®
15c
dividend
$2
1
2-
12- ®
15C
Inc
Inc
Midland Steel Products, com.
Special
8%' preferred
(quar.)
6
2-
$1.10
$1.22 Va
Mid-Continent Airlines,
Middle South Utilities,
6
12-18
common
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
12-18
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Steel Casting Co—
12-14
1-
$1.25
(quar.)____
(interim).
$1.50
12-31
1-
12-1®
12-11
Lynn Gas & Electric (reduced quar.)
3
2-14
1
f 4.28% r preferred
A 4quar.)ulll'lili_.
Kansas Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)
12-15
12-24
12-21
35c
common
(quar.)
(Walter M.)
1-15-52
3-
1- 2
45C
12-15
10c
($100 par) (quar.)
($25 par) (quar.)
Sons, common (quar.)
(M.)
preferred
$1
1
67 VaC
32-28
—
12-12
1-
12-13
12-22
25c
Manufacturing & Sales Co._———
Ludwlg Baumann & Co., common (quar.)
4V2Yo preferred (s-a)
______
Luzerne County Gas & Electric—
■
2
2
12-27
12-27
*$X
Ludlow
3
36VaC
75c
Copper
1-1-52
(quar.).
preferred (quar.F—____
Transit Lines (quar.)_
1-18
C2ViC
12- *
$1
Angeles
2-1-52
3
12-
1-2-52
(quar.)
Co.
(extra)
4.90%
3-20
Louisville Gas & Electric
12-
1-2-52
95c
(quar.)
Michigan Assoc. Telephone, 5.40% pfd. (quar.)
12-20
6
12-
96'Ac
12-21
12c
3
12-26
(quar.)
Miami
•'
Dock—
preferred
preferred
12-13
12- ®
preferred
12-31
1-1-52
5 Yo
11-2S
12-20
preferred
$6
4-1-52
5 Yo
12-1®
12-22
30c
1-2-52
4.40 %
;
Lowenstein
12-31
20c-
$1.12'/a
1-2-52
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.,
62'Ac
12-10
12-1®
97 VaC
2-18
62'Ac
12- 6
9
12-13
12-26
IOC
—
12-
12-21>
$1.75
—
$1.08 3A
12-12
(quar.)—
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-15
(quar.)
preferred
12-20
pfd.
preferred
50c 3-10-52
preferred
12-22
7Yo
Metropolitan Brick (quar.)
Metropolitan Building Co. (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co. 4.35% pfd.
& Coal Co.
preferred
12-22
,
Corp.,
3.85%
Brewing
&
(quar.)
Thermit
&
3.90%
—
12-
1-2-52
10c ,: 12-20
11-30
50c
~(s-a]
12-
2
(quar.)__
12-20
Common
40C
Theatres,
12-18
1-
Forming Corp., class B
Metal
conv.
7 Yo
-
-4V<%.
Metal
4
37 VaC
Lorain Telephone, 5Yo
Lorillard (P.) Company,
12-14
45c
(s-a)
preferred .fquar.)^_______^__ll
Kansas Gas. & .Electric Co., common (quar.)
Y/-'VhYo preferred (quar.)____l^_-
•
50c
•
(
11-30
50c
(quar.)
12-21
95c
plus this dividend
12- 3
2
;
(quar.)
—i
3-3
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Los
20c
common...
quar.
1-
T- 2 '
12-22
V;5%
Co.
Year-end
12-20
conv.
933/4C
(quar.)__
114%
(Initial
'
35c
-,
dividend
Mesta Machine
1
5Yo
12-14
$1.25
,,
12- 3
25c
1-24
25c
(quar.)
Lorain Coal
$3
(quar.)_
Insurance
(quar.)
12- T
3.80%'
Candy Corp.
$2
pfd. (quar.)
pfd.,(quar.)_
Key Company (resumed
Keyes Fibre Co.—
12-11
12-11
2'
"12-19
00C
—
250
(Marcus)
75c
bYo
preferred (s-a)_______
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
87Vac
(initial)
(increased quar.)—
preferred
60C
30c
(year-end)__
i_t:
Jewel Tea Co., Inc., common (quar.)
i: 33AYo
preferred
(quar.)
Johnson Oil Refining (quar.)
(Ej. Extra
2nd
Publishiig Co.
Stock
25c
50c
Jersey Insurance Co. of
Jersey Mortgage Co., common
H $4 preferred
($-a)_—
Kansas City Southern Ry. Co.4
10c
*
.
-
12-211-
11-3®
12-1®
12-31
20c
.
.
(Fort
Hoverson
30c
(Increased quar.)
N. Y. (special)____
City Power & Light Co.,
31, 3.80%' preferred (quar.)
11. hYo preferred (quar.)__"_
12- »
12"l#
;
12-20
>
100
z._—
convertible
75c
Year-end
12-14
12-28
$1.25
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.
Kansas
12-28
$1.25
class B (quar.)
Kansas City Fire & Marine
25c
.$1.25
.
—
Mergenthaler Linotype Co( (year-end):
Merritt-Chapman & Scott— ;
3*
5Yo
com.,
12-31
12-13
(quar.)
Lone Star Cement Corp. (quar.)
11-30
D
|: t;5 Yo preferred A (quar.).^
S Joplin Water Works. 6Yo- preferred
$4
Meredith
12-12
62'Ac
2
$30o
$3.50 preferred 4quar.)i
12-20
12-13
1- 2
;
i-12-21 .'.12- S
,1-.2 ;:i2-i®
'
12-20
2
12-27
(quar.)__
Chain
Inc.
Loew's
Water Supply Co.
preferred
1-
12-27
$1.75
Pipe Co., common
preferred (quar.)
8%
11-30
1- 2
preference
preferred
1-2
Extra
'
Joint
Lone
;\.?.XbYo preference
Battery Co.
12-20
1
•
(initial quar.)
Company, new com.
'
11-26
x$1.75
.
1- 2
*$1
Lock
12-12
(quar.)
Co.,
•
22'Ac
Co.
guaranteed
guaranteed
Special
7
B
j Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.,
•
12-
12-1®
12-1®
12-21
'
62 Vac
(s-a)
-
6 Yo
Merck &
Semi-annual
Public
Sons
12-24
15c
Little Schuylkill Navigation RR.
11-26
Corp.,-$1.46
12-15
1-
300
—
3
12-21
| h'$5 preferred
Match
Special
25c
preference
Telephone Co., 5% pfd
Distilleries, Ltd.—
partic. preferred (s-a)
Mengel Co., common (reduced)
5% 1st preferred, (quar,)—
Merchants Distilling Corp
>
.
in March.
$1,10
Heintz,
2
12-31
'I;!.
Lion Oil Co. (quar.)
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A (accum.)
$1 preferred (quar.)
Little Miami RR. Original capital (quar.)—
Above
stock
pays
$1.10
quarterly in
June,
September, December and $1
12-20»
12c
.
21
_1
:
12-12
"•
60c/*^ 12-20;.
/
preferred
Meadville
Melchers
in
12-1®
.
.
-4c
10c
12-14
:.
^
12-2®
1
V; 12-21
50
'
12-2®
:
.12-21.:..12- f
3C.
12 Vac
(special)
MoWilliams Dredging Co. (year-end)
Mead Johnson; & Co., common (quar.)
12-10
12-26
12-1®
12- I
11- 1
2
1-2
12-21
,,
3c
;
,12-10
1-31
12-1®
:
1-2-52
4oc
•
•1*..,,
i,.
McLellan
12-10
12-21
12-21
Mfg.
Extra
1-15
I
12-20
4*
1-2-52
^ ..'Extra
&
12-20
56c
Ironrite, Inc.
(year-end)_
■j. Irving Trust Co. (quar.)
Life
J.)
15c
(quar.)-
| n 4.40 Yo preferred (quar.)
conv.
12-27
96'Ac
(quar.)
(A.
Lion
12-14
4%
12-1®
1-15
t$i.ooya
12-15
60c
V
12-22
37 VaC
Link Belt Co.
1-2-52
1st
12-11
1- 2
•
$1
i.—_
Lindsay Light & Chemical, 7%
82V2C
Class. A
,12-22
$1.25
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
McKinney
37 %c
12-15
preferred (quar.)
5.60%
50c
17V2C
12-20
,9c
12-20
11-30
$3
U-l®
new
(payable
12-15
12-26
*■
12-20
tl5c
Fund,
1-11
35c
W.
12-31
>12-31
12-1®
12-24
—
12-11
25o
62'Ac
(quar.)__
(quJir.)
K.
2
,12-24
______
McKee
(quar.)
12-20
12-15
■
1-
,
12-1®
13c
—.
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
McGraw-Hill Publishing
7-'V; .Y-YY
National
Wayne, Ind.)
12-15
Celling Nut,
1- 2
McKay
12-20
2
-
12-21
1-
12-24
Inc._
preferred (s-a)
Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)—_—
McCrory Stores Corp., common (quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
: 12- 7
1-15
*25c
-
Lindemann
1-
M$1.50
2
12-27
12-1®
12-14$
(year-end)
McCord
10c
1-2
12-24
(quar.)
common
12-20
25c
shown
Fund,
Trust
preferred (quar.)
Vz fo preferred i^quar.)
12-20
5c
1- 5
1- 2
v
Company,
12-1®
12-22
■
4c
stock)
or
12-31
40c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7Yo pfd. (quar.)_
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)
—_
12-12
12-27
"
in cashu
12-31
62 'Ac
common
1-30
$1.18
-'
12-14
1
50c
12-1®
,
$1.10
Second
Investors
*15c
common
21- 1
22'Ac
,
2-
Cement Co. (div¬
10c
___
(E.)
Investors
'6Yo- preferred, (quar.)
McBrine (L.) Co., Ltd.,
—
$1.25
Iowa Electric, Light &
Power, com.
4-80/5
preferred
(quar.)__
Iowa Power & Light Co., common
Steel
5
McBee
12-13
-12-22
lc
5%
12-12
Extra1
11-30
,...
Kaiser
12-14
12-13
12-13
2
'
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Investors Management Fund, Inc.—
(27c from net investment income and 91c
from
capital gains)
(payable in cash
or
stock at holder's option).
I.
Kahn's
12-14
12-21
12-27
(quar.)
•
Investment Foundation,
Jamaica
12-21
1-
$ 1.12V*
_
Mathieson Chemical Corp. (increased quar.)_
Mays (J. W.), Inc., common
5Yo
preferred (quar.)
12-14
12-13
12-28
1-
31'AC
•
(quar.)
I15C
■,
A
60c
>>6%
7Yo
! k 5Yo
(quar.)
———
(Payable
12-10
12-31
stock)
433Ac
._
Year-end
YYo
12-28
preferred,
12-21
12-28
*$1.25
(quar.)
common
2
12-28
25c
75c
k
,
Extra
$2 VaC
—
90c conv. preferred
(quar.)..
Liberty Products Corp. (quar.)
12-15
12-20
$1
:
(quar.)
i
America
1-15
25c
$5
Products
International Silver Co., 7% P*d.
Interstate Company, common.
.5% prior preferred (quar.)
:j
12-14
4V'2 Yo
Cement—
Class B
II-23
f60c
International
:.iYear-end
V
1- 2
35c
•
11-23
$1
I
12-28
*25c
Lexington Union Station, 4Yo pfd. (s-a)__—
Liberty. Life Insurance (Greenville, 8. C.)—
-Quarterly ____—
Liberty, Loan Corp.—
<
12-20
75c
&
1-10-53
Rol
cosh, of
I- 2
2-1
-
ti'mfr 'f :***
|60c
Jamaica
Massachusetts
10c
*
Jack
Massachusetts
12-12
$6C
announcement
■:
12-18
Mascot Oil Co._—_
8
12 Vac
(quar.)
Portland
name),-
Class
.j
12-13
12-27
(quar-)—
(interim)
class A
Lewis Bros., Ltd
Lewis
(Jo)in H.)
11-20
•4S1.75
$1.50
preferred *4 11 no
3.30Yo
12-14
;
3-
25c
11-20
t8'%C
t
3-15-52
80c
Led.
Mines,
Co.
$3
»
11-01
250
$1.50
'
?-4%, preferred ;<quar.)
International Nickel Co. of'Canada, Ltd.—
> Common
(quar.) i
'4
■. ■$ 4,:
i
1-15
(quar.)
Leland .Electric; Co.
-40«,
•
■
12-1®
12-
12-1®
12-31
./
1-2-52
2-1-52
12-14
12-28
Maryland Drydock Co.,
12-13)
2
,
12-30
.
$3 preferred, (quar.)
Marven's Ltd., 5% preferred
$1.75
Company (quar.)____
;
Lees (James) & Sons, common (year-endj,_
3.85%= preferred (quar.)__—
—
Lefcourt Realty Corp.
12-13
12-28
500
qoihindh:
7%
a. 12 V*
(quar.).
idend
12-21
12-31
30c~
International Harvester Co.; common (quar.)
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—
■
,12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Alfred)
B
Blower
v
(Initlal- quar.)
I '.
1.2-52
4
1-
$1.06'%
preferred (quar.).
7 VaO
(quar.)
Name changed to Dragon
International Correspondence School World,
■-
$1
-1-
6c
Martel^Mills, common (quar.)
12-13
$1
Lawrence
International -Ceiluootton '.Products-^-'1
*
6Yo
12-10
20c
7*
International Business Machines Corp/—
'
3-20
I
_;
12-12.
12-21
12-14
137 VaO
"
Interlake Steamship - Co." (year-end )_L*_
International Bronze ^Powders, Ltd., tcommon
1
12-24'
12-20
Lamson & Sessions Co., $2.50 pfd. (quar.)_
Landers, Frary & Clark (quar.)
•Lang k Company (quar.)——
Lang (John A.) & Sons, Ltd. (quar.)
12-10
75c
4-
7
12-20
50c
Ltd._:
Co.
Default
Class
12-14
12-27
Gas
Lambert
1-16
40c
2
32 VaC
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd
12-12
20c
1-
(
Extra
3
12-20
(year-end)__ir_'l;
6% -partic. preferred
Marshall Field & Co., 4Vt%
pfd. (quar.)
Marshall-Wells Co., common (year-end)
(quar.)
common
Industries
Mines,
Laclede
12-29
HOC
Corp.
12-
12-17
'
Products
$1.50
L«
1
$1.25
_
Intercheinical Corp. ^year-end) ,1
Intercontinental: Rubber Co.- {(lrreg:)il
Iron
Kuner-Empson Co.,
12-14
120c
(year-end)
?nter-Clty Baking Co., Ltd.___
Interlake
2
12-17
$1
-
2
1-
1$1
(year-end)
common"
"'6 Yo
preferred<s-a
Inglewood ^Gasoline Co. (extra)
Inspiration; Consolidated Copper
Marsh
Laclede-Christy Co.
1-
112 Vac
<quar.y.-,-l-^--^-^r^~t
Ingersoll-Eanu Co.f1
12-20
25c
.____
Salle Extension University
Labatt (John) Co., Ltd
3-
2
12-20
60c
_____
12-2(8
12-X»
30C
12-14
Wall
12-20
1-1
12-20
10c
12-20
1-
Holderm
1
$1
(quar.)
12-22
1
1-
25c
i
Corp.
12-31
*5C
(quar.)iii
Industrial Silica Cor]).,
Ingersoll Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
50c participating A
(quar.r:_"ii_i._t_
Marmon-Herrington
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co. (year-end)
Marsh (M.)
& Son, common
(quar.)
VExtra
preferred
(quar.)-_^_
,
6'A Yo pfd,- (accum.)
12-10
37 VaC
—
Cquar.)—
Cquar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-26
Kroger Company—
convertible
convertible
Marlin-Rockwell
$2
Koppers Co., Inc., common (quar.)
'h 4% preferred (quar.)
Kroehler
Mfg., 4Vi Y» preferred (quar.)
11-30
11-30
37 VaC
\
(quar.)
12-14
preferred
Payable of Re<z»
20c
2
$1
When
Share
■
common
7 VaC
—__
—
convertible
3Yo
4
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.) —
Company (year-end)
Hotels
Corp.
(quar.)—
preferred
Company
Market Basket Corp.,
12-28
IOC
49
Per
Name of
12-14
35c
(D. Emll)
(quart )^.
5 Yo
r>
$1.50
$1.50
preferred
5Yo
..
11-28
1-
50c
10c
150c
(quar. ).!>>___
(qUar.^_2^I__
Y2Y71.
convertible
12-10
11-28
$1.06 'A
—....
preferred
preferred
2
12-12
Holders
12-28
20c
Extra
12-12
$1.25
__
(quar.
(.ra___
■
4y*Yo.
12-14
40c
1-
& Cc.
—
25c
Industrial Acceptance Corp;,- Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
*♦
1- 2
$1.03 ft
_
preferred
11-21
-
.___
_
12-24
(Walter)
Payable of Rec.
'50c
(year-end)
Kings County Lighting, 4Yo pfd. (quar.)
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)
Kinney (G. R.) Co., Inc., common (quar.)__
Kinsel Drug Co.
(year-end)
Kirby Lumber Corp. (year-end)_—
Kirsch Co., common (quar.)
'
preferred ■ (quar.).
Indiana Steel Products '<increased>quar.)___
! Year-end..
:
4YzYc
Kldde
4
of
________
Indiana Associated Telephone-^ 7^ '"! *"
>$2:50 preferred .(quar.)
Indiana & Michigan Electric
"
*
12-
optfbn be-
stoqk at holder's
fore. Dec.. 5)_
12-24
When
Share
Name 0) Company
'
.
securities.-(Payable
on
'
-
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
66c
(2401)
1-
Inc.—
12-13
30c
12-27
12-13
30c
12-27
12-13
50
(2402)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name of Company :
Mullins Mfg. Corp.
Stock dividend
Muntz TV,
Inc.
(quar.)
40c
—
dividend)
(stock
6%
Co.
Mutual
realized
From
12-15
12-
Mutual
System,
12-28
12-17
12-
1-2-52
12-31
12-15
$1.50
12-28
12-20
56c
12-26
12-12
4c
12-26
4c
1-15
12-15
6%
Nashville
(quar.)
RR.,
Securities
investment
National
Corp.
Decatur
&
Nation-Wide
From
Aviation
income
$1
(year-end)
from
National Biscuit Co., common
preferred
Ltd.,
3
12-24
12-14
$1.65
12-21
12-11
.,
50c 1-15-52
725c
(quar.)—
1-
743c
1-
2
2
12-14"
12-12
12-12
75C
40c
12-20
12-
5
$1.75
12-31
12-
6
Gas
Glass
60c class A
;Extra
Co.,
5%
5%
12-14
12-14
National
Radiator
Rubber
1-14
4
12-15
$142%
1-
4
12-15
4
12-15
12-28
12-17
1-31
62 %c
5-15-52
4-30
62 %c
8-15-52
7-31
Co.
25c
1-
2
12-21
1-
2
12-15
Ltd.
Gas
Light
12-24
preferred
Stock
1-24
Mining Corp.
New
Y.
Y.
&
(initial)
preferred
Si Cuba
New
York
5%
New
series
New
York
6%
6%
A
&
Dry
11-30
12-31
12-10
1-
1-
&
Trust Co.
Year-end
2
12-10
2
12-10
12-20
12-20
1-
50C
1-
11-
2
2
12-22
$3
12-17
1-
1-
2
2
1-2-52
1-2-52
$1.12%
1-2-52
1-
Northern
convertible
Northern
7
12-
7
12-14
1-25
1-11
,
12-30
12-30
12-20
12-
1
30c
12-31
12-
12-31
12-
1
90c
Ltd._/
12-31
12-
12-31
12- I
:1:50c
150c
1-
2
1-
2
40c
12-21
30c
12-20
1
12-6
12-
6
12-10
12-
7
20c
12-20
12-
7
50c
...
12-19
12-10
$1
—
Pipe
Line
12-31
1-15
15c
12-19
12-14
Quebec
12-20
12-
Ltd.,.
preferred
4%%
2nd
12-27
12-14
1-11
12-28
12-28
12-18
12-20
12-15
12-20
12-15
$3
Corp
(quar.)—..
V
1- 2
Perkins
(s-a).
Corp.—
Ltd.
Service,
preference
common
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
1-
2
12-17
25c
1-15
12-26
112c
...
12-20
12-
7
35c
J 2-30
12-
3
22 %c
12-30
12-
3
60c
3-10
45c
12-28
2-
4
12-10
2
12-20
12-
Real
Stove
Co.
&
..
5%
\
12-10
12-10
Reece
12-10.
V;; $1.15
$1.12% '
1-
12-10
1-
12-10
1-
12-10
"T"
Electric
12-27
12-27
V
Phillips Screw
Extra
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
2-25
1-15
12-13
1-
,
'
-
!2-
2
11-30 Y.'
12-28
7$1
^
1
12-12
(quar.).".
12-20
^
12-28
$1.07%
$1.10
12-13
t-'iiV,?
;11-24
V
11-21
2-1
%
2
1-21.
2-
*12-17
50c
50c
12-
1-10
(quar.)
—
>'
12-21
&
Co.,
Rand,
Inc., common
Motors,
V*
12-15
*
12-10
12-12
12-21
; 4
12-21
12-12
12-20
1-31
1- -
12- 5
40c
87%C
1-19
J
V
11-
5%
4.
7
12-12
,
12-27;
11-7
l-2r52-
12-15
1-2-52
50c
12-21
f.
12-15
$1.12%128c
-V"
f;
12-17
25c^ 12-27
.
—
Inc.--;—.———
.
vi2<a3^Y\
12-24:
75c
(quar.)
—
V. 12-13
2
1-
:
u-—' *
(quar.)—
L
12-22
*
25c
(quar.)—
f
T2-14
15c
Engineering (quar.)-—
3%% pfd. (quar.)
—
%
1-2
25c
v
—
7;-|
12-21
40c .-12-28 .,,12-14
2%»V ,T2-21YY12-10
/
v;
C
-
«•
12-20,^
12-31.,
$3
:
-12-14
1-2;
50c
-
—-—
.
12^20
s
Fund— V:. yV.
;
12-
6
f
f
;;
from
gains
.
2-1
V
-
12-20
7%
7
Rico
$1.25
Goligations
1-
2
2-
1
12-17
50C-
*
(extra)—
$1.50
Company,
25C
:Corp.
common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar,')
Brand
Rlce.Mills. (quar.)___„_r_^___
Raisin
Paper
13-20
12-11
12-11
.y
Co.
(quar.)^._——.——
Riverside'Silk Mills;
$2
Ltd.—
participating class A
Class
B
4%
$1.25
——
River
12-20
50c
1——+-
River
1-21:'
10c:
10%-
Stock'.diridend .c.--l^;_-___--„-.:_.—i-ai-
is,
.-12- 1
/
12-18
$1.50:
——
Metal tproducts
28c
20c
;42-16
1
750c
50c
\!
12- 7
12-
7
.
,7.
V 12- 7r
.>12-18
12-
7V
12-21
11-21
-
:12-21
11-21
)
12-14 *
12-28
12-28
-12-28
-12-28
12-17
...
\
2-1"
12-21
•
12-17
-.
12-17 ;
1- 4
12-.7
.
iquar.l^
common—:—.—
V-:
12-10 v
12-
•12-18
(extra)—-.—
12,17<;t
8c
1
50C: V.12-18
12-12,'n
8c
12-10
vi--2.
RR.
(quar,)-——
dividend;
Ritter
12-15
>
12-21
Potomac
&
Argentine Mining CO._Y__—.i.i——
Rieke
12-28
;
90c
—
guaranteed preferred
guararceed preferred
? Stock
' V
2
$L12T%
—i
prtdarred^quar.)
Richmond;. Fredericksburg
6%.
12-1
1-
.-:12-11M1
z V
Reynmds---(IL-"-J-.)' ■ Tohacsco
4.50%,. pjreferred (quar.)*—.
$1
1-10
50c
12-114.,;.
$1.37%'' Y 1-2.
-H ': *42-18
1-10
12-
12-21
35C'
(year-end)
com.
preferred'(quar.)
,■
Dividend
12- a
35c
Metals Corp.;
5%% .'convertible
1-10
12-20.
933?iC
•
12-10
>
1- L
; ^-750:
r.*:v?"y 'Co., "Common-' (quar, )_=;v-i_'-i.—
v..''.?••
(quar.)____
:
...
,
1'
V, 12-29-
62%c
(year-end)_>.^Y,
7*.
*
ii-21
2-
50c
V'.
•
1
12-31 h
12-31
r
35c
-
V
12-10
..^$1.50
(quar.)—
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*12-10
12-27
r
93J/4C
——
-dividend'
Reynolds
12-28
2 5c
95c
.__*
■*
v
12-14
'>
Co.
Extra '
4c
12-13
•
1-2-52
'
12-27
50c
(quar.)__
pfd.
12-24
$1.50
(Wash.)
U-
12-10
12-14
.
A
1
12-
Y.'V. $1
?37%c
—
Co.—
2nd
12-17
12-12
.
12-12
12-22
5%
common
12-
2
1-2-52
dividend
preferred
"12-12
1-
—
1-
$1.12%
r—
Transportation
Bit
preferred
3.60%
(quar.)
Corp., 334%;
2-1
2
1-10
1;2c
725c
725c
:
j
income and 10c from realized
y.,.
11-26
(payable In cash or stock)——
14c.
12-24
12-14
Republic Pictures Corp.,; $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
25c
1- 2
12-5
Republic Service Corp.,: new (initial)——70c
12-20
Y Republic Steel Corp., common (year-end)
'•'%$ 1-75 : >12-20
12-10 -•%.
6% conv. prior preferred (quar.)———.
.
$L50y,% 1-M
Revere Racing Association, Inc.—-—
20O
1-16 % 1-
b
50c v
;?
V',;. $1
rY- Ml
v
preferred
10-18
2-29
(quar.)———
common
4%
Republic Investors
;v
•
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—
5%
12-
12-21
?
$1.20
Extra
Philco
12-20
———------
Stock
Reo
12-10
,12-21
$i.tet
'?87%0
/
Roller
$4.50
:
* v'
preferred (quar.)_—__Philadelphia Fund (extra)—
Y---Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron—
Phillips-Jones Corp.,
\
12-10
,
.12-20
60&,
4.40%
Stock
35c
25c
5 - •
(quar.)——87%C
1-2-52"
Renold-Coventry, Ltd., class A
;
(quar.)-..
preferred
12-15
preferred; A
Mfg.
V-
12-10
12-20
.12-20
25c
common
:
'
12-2C
12-20
50c
—
■ tv
12-
1-15-52
50c
—
(quar.)
preferred
2
1-
$2
Mills",
Electric
-
12-12
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
?•"
11-30
'
Corp.'- (Mass.). (year-end)—
Remington
12-13
1-1
(quar.)
Suburban
12-7.;
12; ;
; 25c
(quar.)
Philadelphia
12-21
12-21.
37C2C
—_
(quar.).
common
12-15
:
Irsurance
Title
Reliance
15c
$1.50
^
Company,
Reliance
(year-end)—
preferred
12-1$
50c
Philadelphia Bourse
(annual)—
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
pref.
;
1-2
12-20
.
ExtraY-
15c
(auar.)
(Charles) & Company
3%% preferred (quar.)—
Philadelphia
'
12-14
$1.50
Regal Shoe :Co.
12-31
50c
pfd.
:
12-10
12-14
'
Drug Co., common. tquar.>;,Y—------Class A (quar.)—1.
Reed
,
,
Pfizer
2nd
.
53c
...-
$4 non-cum.
12-24
12 %c
Reed
.
(quar.).
2nd preferred
.
*
7
1-2
(quar.)———$1.25
Reardon
Company
(s-a),————„—35c
Red Owl Stores. 4^4% preferred A iquar.)_
$1.183/4
Red a Pump Co. < year-end)—
14c
1-
Petroleum Corp. of America
(year-end)„—
Pettibone-Mulliken Corp. (quar.
4%
12-
1-2-52
:
12-28
75c
prior
1-
..-j^
;
Co.,
Real Silk Hosiery
1-
(quar.).
preferred
12-20
,12-31
-
$1.12%
;
...
(year-end)
Gear
12-12
2
1-
3
40c
.
,
Machine
12-12
12-22
-
Estate
$1.25
(quar.)
Year-end
4%%
5%
75c
Co
1
30c
com.
Purina
Reading
12-14
'
Pet Milk Co., common
4.30%
11-30
--
12-14
1-
$1.25
(
iOc'
;
A
12-12
12-22
30c
preferred
(quar.)-.
w-w
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. (year-end)——^
Raymond Concrete Pile Co., common (extra)
Y $3 preferred
(quar.)
—-—r—
-
C
1-
quar.)
class
12-22
$1.75
$1.25
15c
15c
3%%
1-15
2-
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co,
Pep Boys (extra)
3.60%
12-20
2-
2-15
50c
preferred
convertible
V
—-—
Realty Co.-(accum.)—
preferred
Extra
X
775c
t$1.50
non-voting (irreg.)
Publishing Co., common.—
$1.50
12-12
50®
—
12-1» w Rayonier, Inc.; $2 conv. preferred
2- |
:
Read Standard Corp. -—
33c 2-15-52
—
$6
Ralston
IZrW
t
25c 2-15-52
Common
$1
11-30
12-20 i -12-
62%ci"l-52
L.V
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
11-30
7
12-31
5c
—
(quar.)
(irreg.)
12-22
Railway Equipment &
$1.25
(quar.)
voting
,,
50c
500
50c
—
Ltd.
Mines,
12 %c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
Penton
Manitou
40c
Pennsylvania Power & Light,
4.60% preferred (quar,.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
11-30
25c
ts-a)
'
(increased
11-30
12-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
common
;
12-22
(quar.)-...
,
common
12-12
RR.
Products
X.
35c
5%
12-22
'
Metal
3^
$1.02
—-—
Radio Corp. of America
$3.50 conv. 1st preferred
(quar.)
Telephone,
11-30
:—
15c
Steel
12-15
Pov/er Co. iquar.)
—-—
Quebec Telephone Corp., 5% pfd, (quar.)—
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd, (initial))
12-12
12-15
2
12-22
—
Iquar.)
1-
Y?ll-30
Quebec
12-12
12-20
1-2
Co., common (irreg.
6% •'preferred (quar.-)_ir;
i.-,
12-12
12-20
1-2
12-22
Extra
12-24
12-22
12-3%
2
1-
$1
Quaker Oats
12-22
;
40c
8% preferred (quar.)
Quaker City lire & Marine Insurance Co.—
Quarterly
12-22
?:
s?
12-24
,12-24
$1.16J/4
iquar.)
(quar.)
.
common
Pyle-National Co.,
11-30
Ltd.
&
Common
5%
preference
12-14
30c
12-lf
2
$0.7833
Corp., voting common
Co.,
^
V
.12-15.'
1-15
1-
-
'
1-2-52
30c
C.''
12-17
—
12-14
12-14
(quar.)
,,
12-19
•
10c
Y.)
2
e
1^-12
.
35c
(quar.)
(N.
(initial)
Year-end
12-11
2
1-2-52
•
t$2
original
50c
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank (N. Y.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—
12-11
12-
5
:
•
1-
12-27
t4c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pur ex Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)—.—
Puritan Cordage Mills^i
12-31
12-20
50c
preferred
Oil
12-21
——
12-21
2
7%
Pure
;
12-31 ?
■
25c
756(40
Extra
7
r
v12-20
1-15
V
20c
>
pfd. (s-a)_h^
Trust
&
Extra
12-21
(quar.)
Co.
IOC
5
.1-15
12-31 ' "12-
t$1.50
(s-a)—:—-
4%
Ltd.,
preferred
Non-voting
10%
River
5
12-
—
Mines, Ltd.
Bank
dividend
Publication
20c
Hudson
2.12-
2
It
..7406
a
;vYY"?
12-14
12-28
12-27
45C
—
new
4.08%
37 %c
pfd. (accum.)
Corp. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Penney (J. C.) Co..
12-28
1-
1-
12-21
IOC
'
,.
6%
75c
12-20
12-
12-28
,12-28 " v 12-21 -JifX
Service
4.70%
3-19
12-28
.12-15,,
12-21
:v
,
22 %C
_
12-18
25c
$1.75
755c
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)...
Extra
1
2
v 12-21
r-»*;<475c
Co. of ^Oklahoma—; •
4% preferred (quar.)-—*.——.
4.65% preferred (quar.)__——
Public Service Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
2
12-
$1
Transportation
&
(quar«)«*
(s-a)
Ltd.-rp
(quar.)
Co.,
«fe
1-
:
12-18
12-13 %
12-28
25C:,,.
Co.—
$1
12-10
30c
1-
12-19
80c
11-30
12-20
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
Extra
12-19
2
Quarterly
12-5
1-15
;
12-28
$1
(quar.)-.*
20c
Co.,
12-28
1-
12-29
2*
F'-u
Co.,
Dome
National
Public
12-5
5%
20c
—
common
Iron
40c
50c
12-29
11-
12-24
.-.V... $2
_—
12-10
$1.12%
Extra
15c
(year-er.d)
12-20
20c
B
110c
,
$2.50
Natural Gas Co.
12-10
Extra
Class
1
85c
97 %C
Ltd
Public
Northern Liberties Gas
12-
12-24
$2.29%
Indiana
4%%
12- 1
$i
!
:
.....
Mines,
11-30
Appliance Co
Perry-Fay Co.
(quar.)
Empire
12-21
12-14
40c
American Refractories
Northern
11-30
12-17
2«
100
-
(quar.)—
Providence Washington Insurance Go.
Year-end
Public
Producing & Refining Co.—
dividend
Perfection
(quar.)..
Rayon
12-21
2
$1.50
——....
Co.
(quar.).*
Investment Corp.—
American
12-17
12-20
...
preferred
preferred
7
12-27
$1.12%
preferred (accum.)
North
North
12-
12-17
93%C
(quar.).
;
5% %
7
15C
Inc.
Corp.,
(quar.)
American
12-
12-12
$i
Aviation,
American
7
2
Car
6%
12-
7
2
$3
...
Extra
North
12-15
.
11-
,12-24
62 %C
12-12
1-2
(quar.)
Mlg., 6%
Common
(quar.)
North American
North
12-
1-
$3
Research.........—
North
preferred
12-14
1-
$5
..
$2
5
RR.—
....
American
12-
12-12
V
Corp.,
12-24
$5
(quar.)
Peninsular
2
(accum.).
———
Mining
75c
(extra)—
com.
Car
preferred A
$1.40
Peninsular
35c
■
Normetal
12-. 5
10c
12-10
i-
„
Extra
12-21
quar.)
12-15
$2.50
(quar.)
Co.
35c
15c
12-10
$2.50
——
Hie
Year-end
2
12-21
$1
....
(s-a)
(quar.)..
&
7
12-3)
Peerless Casualty (New Hamp.)—
6% preferred (s-a)
Gas—
(quar.)..
Weaving Co.,
Nopco Chemical Co.
Stock
Penman's
...
Nicholson
2
12-18
$1.06%
(quar.)
Engineering
Panhandle
Pantex
Parmelee
1-
preferred
Nichols
preferred
Patican
50c
(quar.)—.
Wire
4%
Eastern
Steel
4%%
2
12-
1-15
Tin Consolidated Corp
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Perien
(increased quar.)
preferred
3.90%
Niagara
1-
12-24
$1
Pacific
7
—
preferred
1-15
15 c
'
,•
12-24
20C
(quar.)
com.
.Y
Co._<_—
Price Brothers
12-15
7
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—
A
25c
5%
Telephone & Telegraph,
preferred (quar.)
&
Preston East
12-15
12-19
Paterson
1-
12-3
2
6%
Lambert,
Pressed
1-
12-14
Dock-
Hartford
Prentice-Wabera Products
-
.
12-31
12-31
12-24
62 %e:
(quar.)..
—
Inc. (quar.)—-——r-—
12? 3
•
12-14
12-24
10c
.
preferred
12-17 i
12-28
12-15
56 %c
6%; 1st
&
75c
12-
.....
Corp. (quar.)
Newark Telephone
(Ohio) <
6% preferred (quar.)
3.40%
3
Y
Read
;
'
1-21
.
40c
-—j.——
Pratt
50c
12-
Steel
3.60%
2
12-
,',1-15
12-17/
12-10
x
2
1-21
85c
6V2C
nonrcumulative preferred
Pratt
1-2-52
1-
20c
12-15
—
Pacific
(Increased)-
11-16
2
12-21-
lac
"
-
12-It
$1.12%
1-
oOC
10c
'
Power Corp. of Canada Ltd., com.
?! 6%
non-cum.
partic. preferred
for
iquar.)
12-14;
tquar.)
(quar.)——
Sulphur & Paper,
1- 2
pfd. (year-end)).
(Year-end)
preferred
11-36,
1- 2
Inc;
12-20
16c
conv.
12-21
1%%
$3
1st
(increased
12-21
—v
27 %c
35C
II-30,
15c
Porter (H. IL), Inc—
Potomac Electric Power, common
(quar.)— 'h3.60% ^preferred,(. (- '-y
11-28
.,
7. ?
$2.50
(s-a?—
Co.i...
Year-end-
1-15.
.
L.
1
....
Haven
—
Class
2
12-28
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)..
preferred (quar.)—.—
4%% preferred (1949 series)
Common
12-14
Steamship—
preferred
2-15
;
Intermountain Express Co. (quar.)
Slock dividend (subject to ICC
approval)
Pacific Portland Cement Co.
(year-end)
Pacific
Public Service
(quar.
1
(quar.)
Richmond
761.75
—
Indemnity Co.
1-
3%%
Newport
3
12-14
$1
(quar.)
?Y 12-28
Extra
1-
$4.50
Extra
2
12-
1-15
preferred (accum.)_____....___„_._„.
prior preferred (accum.)—
York
5
2
Y. State Electric & Gas
New
1-10
12-31
....
N.
1-
1-
..
preferred
Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc.—
Common
2-15
7$1
12-
,11-36."
V- 20c
(quar.)
RR.
Adams
V
:
12-10
5
12-K
5%: 1st preferred fquar.)—
preferred (quar.)——i.—
Huron
4%.
12-15
37 %c
com.
V-1- 8
—
,
6
12-10
1- 2
-12-21
Corp.,
Year-end
12-31
,
1-2
6
roc
dividend
Pollock's,
Port
12-12.
1-30
(quar.)
5%
2
7$1
Parker
...
(s-a).
Mail
preferred
2-29
12-
1-2-52
$2
York City Omnibus.
& Harlem RR.
Co., common
5.60%
5
12-10
25%
preferred series A
10%
12-
12-31
12-28
93 %c
12-12
7 $1.25 ;
Ltd,, common.—^.-, ■VV
Parker Pen Co., class A common
(year-end)
Shipbuilding
common
12-17
2
1-
Co.
2nd
$1
(quar.)
1-16
1-
12-
12-
95C
Chocolate
Mining
$2.50 2nd
12-11
12-31
12-19
.
Stock
12rl0
2-
$2
Pacilic
$1.18%
common
1
12-21
a
12-11'
•
12:19
$1.75
Valley Wine Co
*-r,
(quar.)—L—'
Polaroid
12-28
lz-
.'2-27
Co.
(year-end)——
'
2;
12-11
12-27
£
Inc.
Polaris
25c
&
U'',
40c
"
1-15
5UC
North
/
I-
12-20
-
iresumed>
Co.
Glass
Plymouth Cordage Co.j common
Employees stock
Plymouth Oil Co.—
12-7.
.
dividend
4%%
'
■A-r 4
"■')
15%
—
tquar.)—
Plate
Nut
Plough,
12-21
50c
12-31
N. Y„ Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
New
Can
$1.01%
(quar.)...
Planters
25c
——
Coast Co.,
Paciilc
12-14
12-19
;
61.75 V
Melting
&
Pleasant
2-15
"
1-2
V__
12-31
(quar.).
12-15
(•'12- 7
1-31
(quar.)..
1-15
...
6%
4%
3
1-
1-15
40c
dividend
Newport News
Year-End__
A
preferred (quar.)
Opelika Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
Orange County Telephone (annual)
Orangeburg Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Stock
dividend
(l/20th of a share
each share held)
Oswego Falls Corp.—
4%% preferred
(quar.)
Oxford Paper Co
(increased)
Pabco Products,
Inc., common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Pabst
Brewing (quar,)_
12-12
$2
Newport Electric Corp., 3%% pfd. (quar.)—
Newport Industries, Inc., common.
4% % preferred (quar.)
m
3-15
12-17
$1.50
Jersey Power & Light, 4% pfd.
preferred
(quar.).
4%%
2
1-15
$1.75
(s-a)
2
60c
7%
12-12
12-12
1-
50c
Pittsfield
$1.12%
,
1-15
(quar.)
4.05%
Newmont
class
common—
$1.75
—
12-14;,
12-31
10C
25c
(year-end)
Go.
f"-Pittsburgh,-Screw & jBolt t/Ofl),
'12-14
1
$1
Paramount Pictures
(quar.)..
Co.
2
12-24
$3
1-
preferred
J2l3I
60c
;t
Chemical ((extra
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
3
12-
r
1- 2
37 %c
(quar.)—n«.vS6%e<;
Omnibus Corp., common
8%
preferred (quar.)
Stock
'
v
1%
&
Forgings
dividend
Pittsburgn
America—
$1.50
New Orleans Public
Service,
'
1-
25c
(accum.)
Water
12-14
2
12-26
$1.50
(accum.)
New England Telephone &
Telegraph
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co
N.
1-
$1.10
New
New
Filters,
;
Panhandle
New
New Haven
12-15
$1
England Insurance Co. (quar.)
England Lime Co., $3 preferred
England Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)
New England Public Service Co.—
$7 adjustment series preferred (accum.)
1-31
1-15
740c
New
N.
2-1-52
20c
7%
8
V, 25c" Y;i2-17Y; 12- 725C
12-17'* i 2-7
B
Inc.,
Pacific
30c
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—?
,5-15
of
Investors,
25c
(s-a)
12-
(s-a)..
A
'
United
Coke
dividend?
Stock
12-15
506^*12-31
Industries, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)„._
Oliver Corp., common
(quar.)
4% % preferred (quar.)——.
Extra
.
12-28
Pittsburgh
12-8
Olin
Class
1- 2
12-24
12-24
97 %c
(quar.)
715c
Haven
Extra
f
35c
$1.25
—
Increased quarterly
preferred
(quar.)
New
Insurance Co.
American
Electric System (quar.)—....
From net realized security profits (payable
in cash or stock at holders
option)
preferred
Line Life
$1.50
40c
New England
$7
preferred
Pacific
25c
1
preferred
6%
Service
3
37 %c
Co.,
Sand,
Inc., $2.25 preferred
preferred A (quar.)
7
$1.12%
—
$6
Water
Ohrbach's,
12-
50c
(quar.)
Canada
•
(quar.)
.10-1-2
12-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Machine
.!/ H-28
«*.
12-20
40c
Telephone
River
Stock.
11-28
(quar.)—..
12-21
737 %C
.....
Brunswick
Ohio
Pacific
National Tile & Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)
National Union Fire Insurance Co. (quar.).
Nazareth Cement Co. (quar.)
New
12-12
75C
Sugar Refining Co. (quar.)j
Supply Co., com. (increased quar.)
Britain
12-28
75c
(quar.)
Neon Products of Western
common
15c
National
Ltd.
Co.,
Pittsburgh.
12-15
1- 2
$1.25
25c
Co
(quar.)
Steel
New
1-
40c
National
4%%
7
1
1-
35c
National Tank Co.
12-
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
Car,
12-21
20C
$1.40 preferred
Extra
7
62%C 2-15-52
Machinery
2
1-2
(quar.)
1
12-
$1.25
National Screw & Mfg.
National
12-
12-21
$1.50
National-Standard Co. (quar.)
National Starch Products, Inc.
,
1-2-52
'
National Pressure Cooker Co.
National
1-
125c
(quar.)
$2.25
'•
:
2 ■* 12Y10
12-2$ r} 12-14
I.JO
.(quar.)—
divideird
Common
common
preferred
Old
(Hartford)
Pittcbutgn, Brewing; "-Co,.—-----
12-11
'■:< 12- 5
Oneida; Ltd.—
2
2
(quar.)
"
12-18
12-20
noc
(quar.)
preferred
;
1-10
,
20c
...
Stk. divid, (one share for each 15
held)
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
(quar.)...
11-
—
Co.
Co,
2-1-52
33%c
—...
11-30
(quar.).
com.
12-8
12-14
35c
12-10
25c
(initial)..
(quar.)..,
Bearing
class A,
common
Ontario Steel Products
(quar.)—
Paper & Type
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
12-17
715c
iquar.)
Motor
2
737 %C
—
—
common
National
■'
Co.—1—-—
Governor
Stock
12«.4
1- 2
12-21
:■
4
1-
50c
preferred
National
12-14
715c
Service Corp.,
preferred
2
12-24
50C
—
12-20
7%c
—...
Linen
4%%
1-
15c
—
(quar.)
Co.,
B
Edison
Omar,
common
new
preferred B
National
1-18
10%
.U—■—(
-15-52
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 pld. (quar.)—"
Piper Aircratt Corp., 4%% conv. prelerred
:
1-15
SI.35
(This payment clears ad arrears
53V«Q'- V 1-2
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 4l/4% pfd. (quar.)——
725c
20C
(quar.).
4.40%
Oliver
1-
$1
(quar.)
National Lead
5To
Corp
Co.,
Grocers Co., Ltd., com.
preference
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd—
$1.50
6%
Oil
&
1
(Hartford)—
50c
National
National
2-
Pierce
12-12
;
—
Quarterly
National
1-15-52
50c
—
National
Ohio
12-31
(increased quar.)
Casket
National Fire Insurance Co.
Brass
Ohio
Co., $7 preferred (quar.)—
National City Bank of N. Y. (quar.)
National City Lines Inc.
$4 preferred A (quar.)
National
preferred
Class
12-21
65c
(quar.)
National Cash Register Co.
12-
12-10
1- 2
Associated
Ohio
6
15c
(quar.)
common
2
1-
12-
/
Co.
3.90%
capital gains..
25c
Telephone—
$1.40 preferred (initial quar.)
net
—
Corp.
and
12-27
93 %C
(s-a)
guar,
Inc.
income
National Breweries,
7%
50c
—
7%%
Co.,
Ohio
12-31
12-19
4c
Insurance
725c
12-15
1-15
25c
(quar.)....
Corp.
Nash-Kelvinator
from
12-29
37 %c
,—
preferred
Nachman
Hosiery
Phoenix
2
.
12-18
12-27
12-20
1-
35c
....
Specialty Co., Ltd. (initial)-..
Flour Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)
Ogilvie
Payable of Rec.
12 %c
,
Pnarmacal
4.50%
Office
(quar.)
common
(quar.)„_
Nunn-Bush Shoe Co.
(ouar.)__
Oak Manufacturing Co
(year-end)—
Extra
V-Y.Y
YYY—
„
12-12
Norwich
America—
Fund
Inc.
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
32-22
'
(quar.)___
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Co., Ltd._l__>«
Novadel-Agene Corp. (year-end)_^_»_._.-__
7
Holders
PMyable of kec.
Phoenix
Year-end
12-22
15c
preferred
Northwestern Leather Co.
12-14
50c
Share
Greyhound Lines—
Northrop Aircraft,
3
12-14
120c
—
oi
Inc.,
2
1-
$i.is%
security profits
income.—
ordinary
3%%
12-19
(quar.)—
Investment
•From
12-14
50c
(qu.ar.)
preferred
2
12-24
preferred (quar.)
ftutual Chemical
Northland
10%
—
Company
12-14
1-
When
Per
Name of Company
2
37 %c
-
Mjurphy Paint Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Murray Corp. of America, common (quar.)..
4%
1-
5%
—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
Murphy (G. C.) Co., common (extra)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Muter
....Monday, December 17*.
.
v.
,
1
12-15
12-31
12-15
1-
•
Volume 174
•«r
,
-."V
*
.
Number 5073
V The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;•.
'{
Per
Name of
Company
Robertshaw-Fulton
Robertson
(P.
L.)
^
.
Controls
Co,
Mig. Co.,
Robinson Little &
Co.
Kocne^ier American insurance
Quarterly
4
4Vi%:, 1st
series; A
Rockwood & Co.—
"
"
5%
preferred
5%
A
preferred"
'•5%-prior
Roeser
&
Rohm
Pendleton.
&
Haas
'■
<quar.)__
(quar. i
Co,
(stock
1-
2
2
X- 2
Sommers
1-2-52
50c
1-1
50c
12-10
dividend)—______
12-28
4%
$1.25
Rome
dep.
Cable
'-4%
Ronson Art
'
•
Works
Metal
Extra v.
Roos
preferred
11-30
South
'
a5%
6% convertible preferred
Rotary Electric. Steel Co.—
dividend
Stock
South
5
South
12-22
(Helenaj,
South
South Porto Rico Sugar Co., com.
12-20
12-10
12-20
12-10
12-21
12-12
Inc.
12-, 7
12-24
12-
7
5%
12-26
12-
7
12-26
12-
Southern
7
1-2-52
30c
12-10
12-20
1- 2
,
12-19
Southern
Southern
25c
12-24
uy
(Initial
tsi.ott-
6
Regis
Paper
1st
1-2-52
12-
12-20
$1.25
1-
■
12-
2
20c
1-
1-17-52
$1.10
1-2-52
122-
1
12»/2C 5-15-52
5-
1
10-
1
•*
Carlos
San
Francisco
Milling, Ltd.—u
Bay
Toll
Jose
Works,
Electric
Co.
common
(quar.)
37V2c
5% ■%<
preferred
%
preferred
Paper 3o.,
A
(increased quar.)
1
2-1-52
1-18
5-1-52
4-18
8-1-52
Squibb
1-18*
2-1-52
1-18*
1-
3*
2
75c
3-
1
4.30(1,
preferred
(quar.)
$1.07%
3-
1
83 %c
1-
1
1-
1
12-11
15c
1-
2
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
com.
(quar.)_
Extra
$4.50
10c
preferred
Scullin
Steel
A
dividend
Seaboard
Container,
yStock
class
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred series B
Gas Co., common
(quar.):
$1.35
Seattle
6%
>
preferred
conv
Securities
Stock
12-27
12-13
(quar.)
Corp.,
5%
12-14
Sterling
12-27
12-20
1-10-52
12-20
-
12-31
12-31
-
Stern
12-20
Security
Title
(Los
k
,
Insurance
Angeles),
&
4%
pfd.
Seiberling Rubber Co.,
4%%
5%
preferred
A
Selected
'From
i
|
realized
profits
of
Corp.
(quar.)
Common
class A
Co.
1-
1-
Houston
7
75c
12-27
12-15
12-26
12-12
l-2r52
12-12
&
4-
5
Talcott
,—
10c
%
_______________—
10c
7-16
7-
5
10-15
10-
5
:
Company,
25c
Steel
Sharon
Shattuck
Corp.
%
(quar.)
B
1*
____________________
'Frank G.)
Co.
Oil
Corp.
Common
'4%
(quar.)
Gold
Inc.,
preferred A (quar.)__——___
preferred B (quar.)
1—:
Corn,
(qxiar.)_____
Oil
Shellmar
Products
Corp.,
com.
(quar.)
r
10?.%
preferred (initial)
Corp. of America, common (quar.)
'$1.25 -convertible preferred (quar;)
Taylor
12-
Taylor, Pearson & Carson
Sherman
Sherwin
Products,
12-
2
Telluride
12-
2
Temple Coal Co., $6
12-
7
Tennessee
of
Canada,
2
12-15
12-15
2-1
1-15
preferred
Shuron
(quar.)
Co.
Optical
——______
preferred
5.10%
preferred
12-
(quar.)—__—
Seattle Brewing
12-20
12-
12-31
8%
11-23
12-31
11-23
7
preferred
Terminal
12-17
12-
7
5c
12-17
12-
7
12-21
12-
8
t30c
1-23
12-29
Silvcrwood
3:15c
1-
2
12-
3
15c
1-
2
12-
3
Texas
♦$1.25
1-
2
12-
3
Texas
(quar.)__
Dairies,, Ltd.,
class
A
(quar.)-—
5c
$4.56
Texas
.
preferred
Texas
Paper Co.
Skenandoa
-5%
prior
Rayon
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Sloss-Sheffield
25C
Steel &
5%
pfd. A
(quar.)
Iron
(quar.)
12-22
Extra'
12-22
12-14
$1.25
1-
2
12-17
$1.25
1-
2
(A. O.)
Corp.
50c
12-20to
1
12-10*
1-
3
1-
2
12-19
12-26
12-10
1-
1
from
Power
&
prop,
Ry.
12-10
11-17
12-13
Class
12-22
12-13
7%
1-
2
12-17
12-20
12-
6
12-22
12-26
12-11
12-27
12-13
1-2-52
interest
$4
$5
12-15
12-
7
preferred
Carbon
Thermoid Co.
Quarterly
U.
S.
—
Cotton
Co.
12-14
1-
5
12-18
12-21
12-12
50c
12-10
U.
S.
1
12-14
U.
S.
1-
U.
12-
12-19
12-
of
Securities
5
5
7
7
12-
(N.
-
Steel
Co
7
Universal
1-
2
12-
7
Universal
1-
2
12-
7
Univis
2
12-15
7
12-
7
12-27
12-10
1-2-52
12-14
12-18
11-27
12-20
11-30*
1-2-52
12-15
1-11
12-31
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
62 %c
of
10%
1-2-52
12-15
2-
1
1-17
2-
1
1-17
12-26
12rl4
25c
(quar.)
1952 to
for
will
be
be
paid
on
Feb.
1
to
17.,
(quar.)
75c
Co.
N.
of
10c
Y.~~(quar.)II——1I_I
$3.50
Ltd
Corp.,
317%c
Extra
10c
—
Co.,
Winding
Leas
Upson
Utah
Power
Utica
&
Light
Knitting
5%
prior
—
(year-end)_____
2
1-15
12-14
12-14
12-10.
12-20
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-28
25c
12-28
12-15
75c
12-28
12-15
60c
12-19
12-10
2
12-14
12 Vic
1-
15c
—___—
4%%
1-
50c
Co.——_——
Co.__
Con pany,
Inc.
12-27
12-31
17 Vic
•
—„_v
Pictures
pfd. (accum.i——
pfd. (quar.)—______
12-17
12-10
S3
12-20
12-12;,
1-
2
12-15
45c
(quar.)—_—
$1.12%
1-
2
12-
5
Co.—
preferred
1-2-52
12-22
1-
2
12-14
15c
2-
1
—
12 %c
2-
1
1-17
—_
$2
2-
1
1-17
62 %c
(quar.)__—_—
85c
12-22
12-
1
Utility Appliance Corp., $1 conv. pfd.
12-22
12-
1
Valcar
12-27
12-18
12-27
12-18
1
2-
1
1-10
2
11-30
——
50c
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-22
$20
12-20
12-10
20c
12-31
12-18
25c
1-2-52
12-15
Valspar
Enterprises,
Corp.,
6%
common
$4 convertible
(quar.)
25c
pfd. A (initial)—
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
12-18
12-31
1-10
Value Line Fund, Inc.—
3 6/10c from earned
income
from
1
realized
25C
4-2-52
3-15
and
6c
—
Dorn
Norman
Iron
Verney Corp.
4%%
Works
12-20
12-10
20c
12-20
12-
25c
12-20
12-10
40c
12-20
12-10
2
12-14
Bakers-
Irregular
Van
1-15
2 4,/10c
profits
Van De Kamp's Holland Dutch
Van
Mills
—
2
93%c
(quar.)
$85
1-
(year-end)—.
1-
$1
—
1-
12-
93%c
Wallpaper,
7
4
7
12-24
35c
:__
convertible
12-
9*
12-10
$1.50
$4
—
(quar.)
Stockyards Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.).
Universal Cyclops Steel
(quar.)—
70c
12-
1-
12-10
75c
United
United
2
1-15
1
12-
$1.50
Trust
2
11-
12-27
12-27
12-24
22%
—
i**0rid[
United
2
1
12-11
Corp.—
Royalty Oil
Smelting Refining & Milling—
1-
1-14
12-11
12-11
2
$1
pfd. (s-a)
Corp., common
2'/2%
1-
12-15
1-
$1.25
J.), 4%%
dividend
preferred
1-
7
11-10
2
12-26
12-26
$1.12%
(quar.) —
(quar.)
holders of record Jan.
6%
12-15
12-10
1-
SI
40c
$1.75
preference series A
S.
2
12-26
11-10
distributed quarterly. First distribution
2-
12-19
1-15
1- 2
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
Radiator
12-20
12-21
60c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
12-10
2-
(quar.)—_—
.1
S.
5%
12-14
$1
:
Thermatomic
Quarterly
U.
S.
12-15
42c
—
(quar.)
common
2
$1.50
common
S. Plywood Corp., common
3%% preferred A (quar.)
3% % preferred B (quar.)
7
$1,14
(quar,)
12-14
1-
$1.06%
—
International
&
1st
S.
7
——_
pfd.
1-2
SI
—
—
Company,
preferred
S.
2
$1.14
11-30
10c
(quar.)„
(quar.)_.
preferred
Gypsum
7%
U.
8
12-14
12-14
12-20
(quar.)
Playing Card
2-
11-
12-31
12-31
$1.75
U.
12-19
12-17
11-30
Foreign Securities Corp.—
1st preferred
(quar.)
2nd
S.
1- 2
$1
12-12
40c
U.
65c
3
12-20
1-10
(quar.)
5
2
12-
12-18
(year-end)
12-19
1-
7
12-24
12-18
Extra
12-15
25c
Light,
Co
&
$6
U.
12-20
10c
12-
50c
Lumber Co.
(year-end)—
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
lr
12-10
$2.50
$1.25
—
;
preferred
Lines Co.
12-
,
2
(quar.)
(year-end)
(J. S.
12-
7
1-
12-27
$1.75
U. S.
2
12-
$1
(quar.)
U.
1-
6
3
25c
11-3(1
1- 2
12-
1-
40c
(quar.)_
12-10
12-31
12-14
1-15
25c
.■
12-19
11-
12-24
common..
common
1- 2
12-31
1-15
11-26
12-' 6
50c
12-20
1-2-52
1
50c**
—
B
$4.50
12-10
%
2-
12-26
from
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
S.
11-23
12-21
Works,;
S/Foil Co., class A
U.
6
12-
Dye
$4 convertible
U.
12-10
1-14
1-2-52
25c
——___
(quar.)
(19c
security profits)
Theatres, Inc.,
Upressit Metal Cap, 8%
(year-end)
(year-end)_
12-3 r.
12-14
12-17
75c
interest——
preferred
12-22
12-
;
12-31
Finishing Co.—
12-22
12-
-
(quar.)—
preferred
Inc.,
S.
7%
12-17
2
—
3
ordinary registered (in¬
Specialties Co.
$1.27%
(quar.)
;
1-15
25c
Storage (quar.)-—-—
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.)—
$1.16%
.
pfd.
12-12
50c
Cold
$1.16
—i-
12-11
/12-12
,
12-28
10%
—
Quarterly
U.
12-10
2
——
—
Thomaston
75c
Smith
'
12-17
Co.—
S.
15C
4%
J
of
Utilities
Textiles,
12-14
10c
Simplex
S.
U.
Chemical Corp.—
Land Trust sub. shs.
Pacific
&
$4.56
(quar.)
U.
12-17
of
preferred
United
12-17
2
1-
———
(Cleveland)-—.
preferred
Pacific
Piece
$1.15
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Tower
Certificates
SHverwood Western Dairies, Ltd.—
5%
12-14,
2
1-
1-
(quar.)___
Texas Company (quar.)_
Texas Electric Service, $4
10c
Malting
&
_—-—
United
1-
$1.06%
(quar.)—
preferred
Tennessee Products &
7
3:30c
preferred
preferred
325c
375c
Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
Certificates
1-2-52
35c
(quar.)—
12-10
-
ll-2t
$1.02%
(quar.)———
1-10
'•12-20
12-20
25C
___.
1-10
Sidney Mining Co._——- ;
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (increased)
■
Extra
(quar.)__
1
30c
Sick's
preferred
•2-1
-
Paramount
12-17
30C
4Va%■
2
New
United
$1.50
—,—r_—
4.64%
4.65%
35c
(quur.)___—
Ltd.
Breweries,
r,Extra;
12-21
a6%%
United
2,
50C
4.60%
1-
12-15
50c
conv.
12-21
12-21
3
Corp., common
Non-cum. partic. preference (year-end)
7
3:20c
(quar.)
12-10
Ltd.—
Amer. deposits for
7
t5c
12-17
tl5c
Sick's
Coip.
2
7
terim)
United National
12-
35c
12-10
m.75
4
•'
preferred (quar.)——
pfd. (accum.)___
6%
Power,
1-
75c
Manufacturers
&
12-
1-
3:25c
Ltd
6
-12-10
10c
(year-end).
31c
12-17
20c
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., com. (quar.)
4.10%
Fund
and
inc.
12-17
1-2
(Canada), Ltd.—_
(quar.)—-
1-2
2-
2
1-
20c
Steel
.12-20
t25c
12-21
12-
J50c
31 %c
t25c
"7%
...
Ltd.—
Quarterly
.
1-
12-30
12-28
12-21
J4c
3c
Inc.
Co.
WUiiams
&
Mines
Gold
12-20
-
Molasses Co.,
42*%C
__—
Hughes
1-2-52
15c
Merchants
United
$1
Iron
1-2-52
50c
United
$1
(quar.)— __—,r
Instrument Cos.———.
Year-end
Tcck
36V4C
7
12-20
invest,
12-15
75c
Sheraton
12-
12-15
12-20,
■
12-17.
12-28
40C
preferred
12-
2
'
1
+50c
—
6
1
156V4C
4Va%
Slull
Income
12-
1-
12-14
12-10
1-
12-
(quar.)
12-27
1-
12-10
12-19
87 %c
Gas Corp. (quar.)
Illuminating Co.—
44 %c
4
A
United
$55c
1-15
preferred
United
50c
—,
12-20
1-15
(quar.)
5
56V4c
12-
Co.
12-
25c
—________
12-10
12-21
\s-a)
12-20
20c
(quar.)_^
12-20
10c
(quar.)
12-20
30c
!
2
12-10
3:35c
Corp. (stock dividend)
United Engineering & Foundry (special)
1-15-52
;———
12-31
•
Fruit
30c
(s-a)
1-
2
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
$1
preferred (quar.)—
12-20
'2-25
United
12-17
25c
common
12-26
.12-28
12-17
12-27
26-jjj c
12-10
3:30c
•
12-17
12-27
3:75c
common—
Ltd.
Mines.
Taylor-Wharton
—
12-27
preferred
75c
(quar.)—
3-20
v
1-
Elastic
$3.50
15c
4
125c
]
Corporation
United
tlOc
(irreg.)
1-
56 %c
United
50c
(year-end)
12-18
1-15
Glass—
&
12-17
25c
(quar.)——
1-2-52
4-1-52
"
12-
(extra)
12-29
6
15c
(Canada)
6
5
12-18
12-17
(s-a)
12-14
$1.25
(quar.)
12-20
3
Ltd.
12-
preferred (initial).
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd., common————
Ltd.—
Share,
12-14
25c
Ltd
Mines,
1212-
12-28
1-15-52
preferred (quar,)
United Cigar-Whelan Stores—
25c
_______
12-20
(75c
A
$4.25
(irreg.)
5*
95c
12-28
87 %c
(quar.)
3
1-
12-31
$1.12%
12-28
5%
common
12-
from
.__
Can
Series
~
';'
America
Carton Corp.,
&
50c
Extra
4%
&
Bond
57c
preferred
Corp.!.
20c
(quar.)
25 c
(quar.)
2
12-21
'
$1
—
(quar.)
2
$1
quar.)
(year-end),
income and
12-20
25c
(quar.)—
10c
10c
(quar,)_
Shawinlgan Water & Power,
United
3:20c
Inc.
1-
11-30
60c
profits)
preferred
United Board
5%
$1
.
class
$4.50
United
$1.25
85c
Shaler
Fund
United Biscuit Ce. of
"
preferred
1-
75c
Corp.
net investment
security
Ltd
(incr.
Omaha,
United
5V4%,
4-16
of
15c
(quar.)
12-15
12-20
$1.25
75c
quar.)-
12-14
15c
(quar.)
93 %c
(initial
2
1-10
25c
1
RR.
Accumulative
from
12-14
1-15
1-
12-26
62 %c
(quar.)
25c
(stock dividend)Textiles, Inc.
(James)
4%%
10c
'
United
6%
Ltd.
Company
Svlvanite
5
Co.
Yards
12-14
1-15
12-1(>:
SQc
—
(quar.)
25c
(extra)-
Electric Products,
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.40 preferred (initial)
V
Co.
10c
—
$4
(San
1-
Stock
12-31
2-1-52
2
$1
12-31
93c
(quar.)_
(year-end)
com.
Sylvania
15c
•*wlft
Rubber
Sulphur and Oil
Special
7
2-1-52
12-16
1-
50b
Extra
Machine Tool Co.
(quar.)
Oil Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)_
Sunshine Mining Co.
(quar.)
Superior Portland Cement (year-end)
1
&
Union
8-29
11-28
12-
$1
4'/4%
Swan-Finch
1-15
2
$1
Sunray
12-15
•
1-
50c
Assurance
12-27
•
9-10
2
40c
(quar.)
Extra
5-30
12-10
12-16
1-
1-15
(extra)
Co
35c
Sundstrand
1
Life
12-14
10c
2-29
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-26
$1.12%'
3-10
12-16
2
10'
Mfg.
Pacific
3
6-10
50c
(quar.)
——
Sun
12-
1-10
12-
Co.—
Consolidated
12-
2
12-17
10c
(increased)
Co
Extra
12-1
2
1-15-52
2
1-
1-15
Extra
Union
Union
40c
50c
(quar.)
3'/a%
Chemical
12-
12-27
12-20
Investment
12-15
Co
Spring
convertible
12-14
2
Union
—
12-28
1-
35c
5%
A
Superior Steel Corp.
—.
clasa A (quar.)
Shakespeare
12-14
(payable:
(quar.)
Common
i
A
2
Street
25c
Stiomberg-Carison Co.,
(year-end)—
Antonio, Texas), common class A (quar.)
class
1-
12-10
28c
security
Bottling
Suu
$1.25
income
Common
Sullivan
12-14
40c
jServel, Inc., $4.50 preferred iquar.)
Seven-Up
12-14
2
$1.12
f in cash or stock at holders option
Seneca Falls, Machine (year-end) .
1.
2
1-
1-
12-14
(Ohio)
preferred
20c
Shares, Inc.
Investment
1-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)______
American
From
4%
$2
Seismograph Service Corp. :
if
Inc.
Stern
Studebaker
(s-a)
common
prior preferred
12-10
$1.50
(s-a)
(s-a)______
Refrigerator Co. (increased)
Seeger
12-10
1-2-52
Co.
preferred
prior
12-28
1-2-52
15c
Guarantee
partic.
3%
(Los Angeles), common
v
(Dallas)
8
31 %c
1
12-20
2
2-
$1.1.2%
(quar.)
Asbestos
1-
Stokely-Van Camp. Inc., common
5%
prior preferred (quar.)___
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)
6V4C
—
.
Salle
Corp.
Union
'
4'/2%
12-10
12-10
6V4C
(quar.)
Co.
Aluminum Products,
&
31 'Ac
common.,
„
preferred
La
Union
12-15
11-30
12-28
62 %c
12-20
Steamship Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
Brothers,
Sterling,
75c
if* 5%
South
12- 7
$1.16 V*
Extra
12-20
1-10-52,
Quarterly
Century-Fox Film Corp.
18%c
Corp.,
&
Sterling Drug,
12-20
15c
Co., $1.25 pfd.
(qUar. )_
Corp., 4'/•>%
pref. (quar.)
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.—
12-21
1
12-14.
8
}5c
:
Products
Temper
12-15
2
12-14
2-
100%
Empire Oils. Ltd
True
208
1-
2
50c
Twentieth
1-
1-
87 %c
(stock dividend)
Trecsweet
11-26
$1.50
2
12-20
50c
,___
(quar.)__
Corp., $1.75 prior pfd. (s-a)
10c
(quar.)
Stoker
Stedman
12-20
75c
Trans
11-26
$1.25
12-15
12-10
1-
J20c
(quar.)
4%
;
12-25
12-21,
3:20c
(quar.)
Quarterly
(quar.)_________
preferred
12-27
33%c
.
Trane Co.
12-18
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
12-27
1-10-52
Corp.
& Sons—
Home Products
Stock dividend
12-14
1-10-52
Co.
Towmotor
Towne Securities
12-17
2
3
12-15
t20c
(quar.)__
common
participating class A
Participating
12-17
1-
12-
12-25
J20C
Works, Ltd.,
'
'
(quar.)
Acceptance
]; * Common
R.)
Stanley
12-13
65c
N 1-15
2
1-
35c
60c
Udylite
(quar.)____
Steel
Standard
12-13
33 %c
,
1
12-20
12-10
tl5c
,
Extra
12-28
31ViC
dividend
12-27
45c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible
$1 35
-
Standard
12-12
12-27
2-
12-10
12-20
4c
Toronto Iron
-25c
■
Products
12-27
5%
Finance
12-10
common.....
Insurance
preferred
$1.25
$2.60
•"
3%%
12 Vic
A
dividend
Seaooard
:
12-20
12-29
10c
Standard
12-12
$1.25
1-18
1-15
37V2C
com._
12-10
2
Metal
$1.25
—
Standard Oil Co.
2
25%
(increased quar.)
-
Gas,
participating
Participating
50c
^
Stock
1-
2-15
1$1.50
(quar.)__
Co.,
5
10c
Factors
75c
Co.
Seaboard Air Line RR., com
5%
non-cum. preferred A
$40c
(quar.)_
com.
—_—
preferred
12-12
12-26
$1.12%
(quar.)
Extra
1V2C
—
.___—
Fruit
$3
12-11
$1.10
3.35%
11-23
(quar.)_
—
Standard
2-14
Co.,
12-
Co
$2
preferred
•
Torrington
Co.—
Forgings Corp.
2-14
preferred
5
2
Rooting—
Standard
12-10
OlVjc
4.40%
5
12-
,
(E.
Standard
12-10
12-20
50c
(quar.)
-
12-
12-31
preferred, series A (quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., $3.75 pfd.
7-18
12-
preferred
Electric
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.) ______
Portland Cement, com.
preferred
$4
12-17
5Cc
(quar.)—_
Extra
Scranton
50c
1-
'
(initial quar.) __s_;
25c
Mfg. Co, (year-end)
20c
Packing Co., common (quar.)_______
15c
7% preferred (quar.)
•; ,t$I.75
Toklan Royalty Corp.
(irreg.)
9c
Tonopah Mining Co. (Nevada)—
___'
3c
3
$4
2-1-52
-3.65%
-
12-
12-31
-
(quar.)
85c
$1
com.
12-19
Axle
12-31
$1.06 %
Tobin
3
(quar.);
Iron
Life
Square D Co.
85c
Cc.,
12-
7
12-
60c
_
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing
12-
12-17
27 Vic
(quar.)
common
12-19
(quar.)_
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
12-13
lz-27
27 %c
$3.40
Scovill
12-28
27 %c
(quar.)
preferred A iquar.)
5'/a%
Scott
A
25c
5.%
Titan
12-13
preferred (quar.)____.
4.65% preferred (quar.)
Common
25c
tstocu dividend)
Schwitzer-Cumnrins Co., common
•
12-28
27c
Producing
Natural
Common
12-10
5%
Savage Arms Corp.
'■.} 5
1-2
12-12
$25c
dividend
Spokane
12-21
50c
(quar.)
12-27
10-22
(quar.
Gas
$1.12%
_
1-2
12-10
Common
$225
,
_
Water
Sangamo
12-17
12-12
12-31
(reduced quar.)_
Quarterly
Sperry Corp.
Bridge—
Liquidating
San
80c
___'
12-14
12-24
5%
7
2-15-52
12-17
$4
preferred series A (quar.)__
Southwestern Gas & Electric Co.—
2
12V2c
2
7
12-10
; $6
1-10
(quar.)
1-
(year-end)
Electric
&
Co.
States
Southwest
7
(quar.).
Co.
12-17
$1.20
Pacific
Southwestern
series A
Transit
Gas
Oxygen Co.
preferred
Stock
12-15
350c 1-15-52
Co.(quar.)
7
3-6
37 Vic
12-17
2
1-15
preferred
Southwest
Co.—
pfd.
Antonio
San
>
5%
12-3
3$ 1.06
quar.)
Marine Insurance
Quarterly
/
12-
1- 2
.
4.40%
-
12-22
SL-.
1-2
1-
12-14*
12-1**
: %
'
Tip Top Tailors, Ltd.
Tishman Realty &. Construction-
12-24
12-10
70c
:
Saguenay Power Co,, Ltd., 4%% ptd. tquarvj
i
4% </c preferred
(quar.)
St Joseph Light & Power Co., com. (quar.)
v 5 % preferred "A" '
(quar.) ^
Ltd.
4.80 %
'
(quar.)—___
7
50c
12-10
12-24
12-
Co.—
Power, Ltd.,
Indiana
1- 2
52.25
____'
Lawrence Corp.,
Canada
Southern
i-
12-31
12-27
2
2
50c
Timken
Common
12-17*T
1-
1-
?25c
,
7
$3
(quar.)
Plastic
quar.)
12-
1-
J.--28 s
12-14*
31 %c
(quar.)_
4%% preferred A (quar.)
$4V4 preferred B (quar.)
Adams Building (Chicago)____.
Detroit
2
'
pfd. series B
(increased
300
$1.12%
—
participating preferred
.
11-27
50c
(quar.)
preferred
California
Southern
Year-end
St. Paul Fire &
.6%
12-15
50c
California Edison
preferred
Southern
v
$1.12 Vi
12-15
2
(quar.)
pfd.
Paper & Bag Co.
partic. orig.
Southern
4%%
2
Ltd.
12-31
50c
(quar.)
Advance
4.32%
5%
11-
12-20
Stores,
1-
31 %c
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., Inc.—
12 %c
12-28
Helena
(see
4'/a%
Water,
preferred
Southern
•
(Jacob)'
Pittsburgh
South Texas Development Co.
Southam Company, Ltd..
12-12
12-20
57 %C
.
:
12-14
8%
1
$1.50
(quar.)
12-1C
20c
"___
Safeway Stores,. Inc., 4pfd.
_
Co;
1-
62y2C
Year-end.
Safety Oar Heating & Lighting Co.—
San
Oil
Thrift
15C
(quar.)
com.
12-22
50c
;
Penn
20%
_
St.
Gas,
(quar.)
preferred; (quar.)—_—_—_,
Jersey Gas Co. (initial)
—
$1.75
—___"
pfd. (quar.)
Russell iP CJ Company iquar.i_J
Russell-Miller, Milling, 4%% pfd. (s-a),
Saco: Lowell Shops
St.
&
12-31
38%
4.60%
12-14
12-21
(initial series)
12-31
2
10%
preferred
5%,non-cum. conv.
conv.
1-
12-11
1-10
25c
(quar.)
31 V*c
Extra
(year-endi
Rubinstein):
Ruppeit
;
Electric
12-20
18%C
5%
1-15
8C
—_
50c
___
(quar.)_________________
Company
dividend
Rubinstein
>
5;
12-
,
_
.
Corporation
Rubcroid
i
(quar.)
,
Stock
year-end
3
1-15
12V2c
(quar.)
50C
i
12-
10c
common..
common
50c
Brothers, Inc. (extra)
Roosevelt Oil & Mfg., common
Rowe
2
12-
(quar.)—
65c
■
—
<quar.i___—
Roos
(
11-
12-26
1-2-52
pfd*
50c
—
Brothers
; Extra
_
•12-26
30c
%
iquar.)
12-13
12-17*
common
Holders
12-18
25c
Inc.,
51
Payable of Rec.
50c
Corporation
$1
(quar.)__^___:—
preferred
25c
___
Stores,
Corp.,
Carolina
35c
(quar.)__
12-24
Thorofare Markets,
Stock dividend
(extra)
15c
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)—_____
5%
receipts ordinary (interim)
Corp., common iquar.f______
convertible
Thor
12-31
50c
convertible
$1.55
Rolls-Royce, Ltd.—
Amer,
Drug
preferred
Sonotonc
12-15
i.'__
-
12-15
$1.25
12-31
1-30
•10%
Co. ' (quar.)
Solvay American Corp., 4%
12-15
1-2-52
Welder
'r 1-30
When
Share
5c
12-15;
1-2-52
;
Electric
t25c
quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
Aircraft
Per
Name of Company
Thomson
(L. C.) <te Corona Typewriter (quar.)
Snyder Tool & Engineering Co. (stock div.)
Solar
Holders
Payable 0} Rec.
150c
(initial
preferred
When
Share
M
Ltd.—
Mills,
Paper
common
4%
12-20
1-
$1.25
___________'V
tquar.)
of Company
(Howard)
New
12-20
$2
! $1.25
,
—
(quar.)
1-15
$1.12%;,,
___
'•*>'/'. ''S.
Inc.
12-19
20c
ts-a)
com.
(quar.)
Smith
Smith
(quar.)
preferred
•
Per
Name
•
12-20
12-31
320c
RR.
Corp.,
])tcl.
1
•
30c
Valley
Telephone
1-
12-10
Y.)—
un.
;
Rochester, & Genesee
Rochester
■
12-20
350c
_______
Holders
Payable of Rec.
3 7 Vic
(quar.)
Ltd.__
When
Share
\
;
(2403)
(quar.)
Co
5
of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_
356c
1-
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2404)
Share
Company
yertientes-Camaguey
Cuba—
of
Co.
Sugar
$5 preferred
Virginian
12-27
12-17
5c
12-17
Weeden
12-17
4%
20c
12-20
12-
12-20
12-10
$1.50
1-2
12-12
dividend
11-30
Wesson
$1.05
12-20
11-30
West Jersey
12-20
11-30
West
2-1-51
1-16
4-17
4%%
37>/2C
8-1-52
7-17
4.20%
50c
3-14
System,
Inc.
for
5%
each
West Penn
12-
5
12-
5
$1.12
12-31
12-15
75c
12-31
12-15
35c
12-20
12-10
Western
Department
35c
1-20
1-10
Western
Grocers,
12-20
12-
$5
5
75c
$4.50
8
12-
5
Class
1-
25c
(quar.)
class A & B—
162 '/2c
7
7
12-20
45c
Year-end
S%%
Ware
Brothers
Warner
2
12-14
5
12-
1-15
Warren
preferred
Co.,
12-17
Extra
5%
preferred
Non-cum.
class
Waterous,
Ltd.
Cedar
A
12-18
3
1
2
1-
2
1-15
12-31
1-17-52
$1.50
Northern
&
RR
Wilcox
12-26
|10c
17 '/2c
(quar.)
50c
1-
1-
30c
2
1-
2
1-2
12-
1-15
Wilsil,
25c
______
Year-end
^—_77'
7
12-14
12-
7
Yankee
30c
2-15
12-
7
$1.25 2-15-52
2-
1
Co
■
1-2-52
50c
(quar.).
...
50c
12-28
12- 7
$1.25
12-28
12- 7
42-20
.*12-3
Fiber
6
7:50c
.
50c
12-20
;
42-
"'43o.
1* 2
25c
1-2-52
25cv
24-52*.
r:
3'
11-21
'"12-20 "
1-19
*
12-19
Tile
•
12-10 *
\
-
12-12
1-10
.
6%
convertible preferred
(quar.)__^„_.—
•;
37%e 4-30-52
convertible
(quar.)...'——-
"
37^c 7-31-527?10 :
York
Corp.,
11-30
12-14
4Y?%
12-17
11-30
(irreg.)
common
25c
Common
2
preferred
1-
York
(quar.).
Corrugating Co.
7
York
(quar.)
$1.25
1-
2
12-
7
Zellers, Ltd.,
(quar.)
50C
12-27
12-14
62V2C
12-24
12-10
1-24
1-10
25c
2-
1
1-19
Zonlte
Products
2-
1
1-19
Zenith
Radio
12-17
12-10
'.
..."
' X- £■■■■■' '
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
12-20
tPayable in U. 8. Funds, le«s 15%
(quar.)
(reduced).
50c
$1.50
15c
(quar.)
1-
1
1-
1
1
25c
1-
2
1-
2
12-13
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
^Payable
...
Corp
4
11-30
12-31
(2-
.
3-14 4
1-2
4- 2 ^
1- 2
1- 2
funds,
12-20
12-10
50c
Canadian
"
12-15
1
10c
Corp.__^
in
?:
'410c:' '2- 1*
$31 V*c
• '"2- 4
$37^0 '
2- 1
•___
preferred
a
12-21
J30c
'12-13
20c
fl5c
12-31
12-14
•
•
v
'i-'i:
* '
Caradlan non-resident?' tax.
deductible
tax
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
Less British income tax.
„:;v
xLess Jamaica income tax.
$1.12'/2
Ltd.
12-20
$1 4112-20
(s-a)
A
—
6%
1-28
class
,,
12-14
common...
5%
12-20
75c
2
•
Extra
12-20
1-
2-21-52
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
1
1-
25c
12-
r
12-14
4-
(quar.)_.__I_-_:
12-10
2
Ltd.,
1- 2
'
25c
Year-end
2
1-
Knitting Mills,
4-10
-
56y»c
'/iV
—^
preferred
1-
common
12-10
'•*"
75c
Inc.,
12-10 *;
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)
dividend
Stores,
12-22
12-22
Mfg. Co. (quar.)* * 50c 1-2-5?
Mfg. (quar.10c
12-20
Yates-American Machine Co. (quarJ-—
25c
12-26
Yellow Cab Co., 6% eonv. pfd. (qiiar.)-—:
37V2c 1-31-52
12-13
12-17
common
12-
6%
25c
Sewing Machine,
12-14
12-24
Yale & Towne
2-15
12-12
12-10,''
425c
' f:
1-15
30c
12-12
50c
Monthly
12-14
X 35c
2
1- 2
.
7
12-28
—-
_____——
2
1-
_
1-15
12-
12V2c
—
common
1-
25c
$1.25
7
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd
__L_l
Wrigley (William), Jr. (monthly)..-..
12-14
1-15
12-20
——
12-15
-■
*' 7 20c
(quar.),
...
11-16
1-31-52
5% pfd. (quar.)-—Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)______
Woods Manufacturing Co., Ltd...
:
Woodward Iron Co.
(quar.)
12-15
12-31"
$1.50
(quar.)..
Lothrop,
11-30
7.7 77 V- -7:7
.:77"-".'
Steel Co.,
Extra
•'
12-15 '
1-2
t$2.50
——
Co.—
Extra
(Alan)
12-10
12-10
t60c
(quar.)
Co.
Oil
12-20
12-20
'.4'.'/.'
.
56Y*c
1
7,
(s-a)
Power
11-30
15c
Inc
■,7:7:
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
1-
toOc
preferred
Electric
preferred
12-17*
~
40c
___i
Station)
Grocery Co.
Woodward &
40c
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—
$4.50 conv. pfd. series A (quar.)
3
Co
Goodwill
Lovet.t
non-cum.
Wood
7
12-
50c
Co.
Co.
Co.
(The
&
4%
Paper
Oil
11-30-
12-14
2
12-20
t$l
preferred (quar.)
6%. preferred (quar.)
12-26
12-23
12-12
12-24
$1.50
$4.25
1-22
1-
11-20"
10%
....
——*
Hydro-Electric Co.
12-20
$1.25
preferred
Motor
Wieboklt
12-11
2-
15c
(quar.»__
com.
(quar.)
Falls
1-
1-15
62'/2c
(quar.)__
Washington Title Insurance,
Waterloo,
12-20
2
20c
prior
Stock
12-17
(quar.)
common
12-20
1-15
$2 prior preferred (quar.)
Whitehall Cement Manufacturing Co.—
Year-end
12-21
(quar.)__
1-15
$1.02 y2
(quar.)
White
12-21
1-
12-20
common
12-31
25c
$1.50
50c
Brothers
7
12 J/2c
-
1st
$5
White
11-
(quar.)
common
Extra
Stores
Weston
(George) Ltd..
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
Whitaker
25c
(quar.)
1-15
Co
Inc.
12-15
40c
Pictures
(quar.)
Warner-Hudnut, Inc.,
5
6
Pacific Railroad Co.
Coal
12-15
1
$3.50
Co.
6%
12-27
$1.37 »/a
(quar.)
(s-a)
RR.
Warner
12-15
1-
12-
25c
12-17
12-27
1
__
preferred
River
—
12-27
25c
$1
(quar.)
12-24
11-27
12-21
30c
(from net realized sccur. profits)
Company
Baking Co., common
12-17
/:
Wiser
7
$1.25
Insurance
Westmoreland
11-30
50c
(year-end)
Wisconsin
5
12-
(quar.).
Westmoreland
Walworth
12-
12-
$1.12V2
5% preferred A (quar.).
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)——
12-20
1-
shares held.)
12-17
12-27
Sl.Oo
....
Western
12-14
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
1-2
12-20
(quar.).
com.
Extra
12-20
2
Life
Woolen
R
6%
12-14
25c
,
...
A (quar.)..:
preferred (quar.)
$1.40
preferred (quar.)
Investing Corp.—
Year-end
preferred
Co.
dividend
Wisconsin
5
2
50c
I
(year-end)
Service,
Water
preferred
Western
Wall Street
Ward
Virginia
1-
20c
(quar.)..
___
12-10
12-
12-27
$1.12 y2
Co.
(quar.)..——
preferred (quar.)
West Texas Utilities, $6 preferred (quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
West
J
5%
preferred
12-21
12-
Winn
65c
(qAr.)——
preferred
12-20
2
W
12-14
$1.50
(quar.)..
Co., com.
12-10
1-
Wilton
12-14
35c
4.10%
(One share of class B stock
100
Power
$1
12-20
12-10
1- 2
12-17
12-17
4V2% preferred A (quar.)
Winnipeg Electric Co, common...__________
(s-a)
...
Co.
5%
2%
Stock
2
1-
1- 1
410c
I,
_
__
Wilson-Jones
12-20
—
(quar.)
30c
Quarterly cash payment
Stock dividend
Penn
5-1-52
*25c
12-15
12-20
Inc.-.,—
Foundry
Steel
Electric
dividend)
Walker Laboratories,
Michigan
Gas
Cotton Co., Ltd
Wagner Electric Corp.—
2
(quar.)-i—— * $1.06V4
preferred
Ltd
C.),
Holder!
Payable of Reo.
$15c
$4.25
Co.,
(J.
When
.
'Share
.
—
<fc Sea Shore RR.
West Ohio
Wabasso
1-
of Company
&
Extra
50c
profits.
West
Vulcan Detaining Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Wilson
$1.25
—
& Snowdrift Co.,
12-11
37Y2C
preferred (quar.)——
u_—
$3 conv. prior preferred (quar.)—
Waldorf
Oil
12-11
5
1
12-15
25c
(s-a)
12-21
3-
Wilson
12-
1-15
(quar.)
12-21
—
(stock
securities
37y2c
—
12-14
2
$1.25
(quar. ).„___
preferred (quar.))
50c
$4.50
Common
Corp.
62'/2C
—
preferred
2
2
1-
Fund—
11-30
:
common—
$5
11-
35c
quarterly of 20c from ordinary income
and a year-end of 45c from net realized
12-20
(year-end)————
Vogt Manufacturing Co.
Wellington
A
Per
Name
25c-
(quar.)
Monday, December 17, 1951
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$20c
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)_
common
Co.,
12-20
—
Vulcan Corp.,
&
30c
\—
preferred (quar.)_
6% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.) —.—.——
VIsking Corp.
Co.,
convertible
$1.01
$1.25
(quar.).
common
5
Co.
Mills
Webster-Chicago
12-31
12-31
30c
Co.,
Motor
Weathcrhead
50c
(quar.)
Railway,
■
12-17
Share
*
Extra
■
87»/2c
6%
Stock
Wayne Knitting
12-27
.'
35c
&
Waukesha
25c
'
(Jack)
11-23
12-20
12-20
t50c
yictor Chemical Works, common-————-.
Special
——
"3%% preferred (quar.i —
——-•>4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
—
Victor Equipment Co. (quar.)——
Vlnco Corp. (increased)— ~X——
Virginia-Carolina Chemical, 6% pfd. (accum.)
Virginia Electric & Power, common (quar.)$4.04 preferred (quar.)—-——
$4.20
preferred (quar.)--—
Company
12-10
1-
*50c
:Extra
Name of
2
12-21
$2.35
______——
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Watson
Year-end
yiau, Ltd.
Holders
When
Per
/. Name of
■
..
at
4
the
Non¬
source.
-
i
,
1
'
,
y Corrected payment or holders of record
Previous published dates were incorrect
dates
herd.
^4
reported
are
,
4.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Alta
California
Sale—The
Ibonds offered
Bank
Pz
of
10—v.
awarded
America
Trust
San
of
San
of
price of
174,
Monte Vista
2037—were
p.
Schwabacher
&
Francisco, as 2V2S, at a
101.30, a basis of about
Bond
County Sanitation District No. 20,
Los Angeles County (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
Sale—The issue
Bond
construction
bonds
of
Bo
Sale
d
n
provement bonds offered
on
Dec.
El
Hannaford
to
&
Talbot,
San
of
JFrancisco.
/
.
^
California
_
Offering
G.
Charles
—
sealed
bids
until
10
re¬
a.m.
<PST) on Jan. 9 for the purchase
<cf $25,000,000 Veterans'
Act of
X949, series C bonds. Dated Feb.
I, 1952. Due on Aug. 1 from 1953
to 1972 inclusive. The bonds
ma¬
turing
1968
and after Aug.
on
callable.
CiTe
bonds
New Hope
Interest
1,
F-A.
Le¬
Trust
&
offered
of
17
Dec.
on
Siskiyou County
(P.
Yreka), Calif:
of
cisco.
Sacramento),
Bond Sale—The
p.
dicate
for
18
the
bonds offered
Dec.
gality approved by Edmond G.
Brown, Attorney-General of the
$41,000
school bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1952.
State,
Due
and
of
Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Itfeff & Herrington, of San Fran¬
cesco.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1953
to
1977
J-J.
Union School District,
;**
Bond
(Clerk
of
Board
of
Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until Jan.
15
for
the
purchase
of
$105,000
ing,
on
Carpinteria Sanitary District,
Santa Barbara County (P. O.
Carpinteria), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 sewage
|»lant
and
system
bonds
offered
Offering—John
County
sealed
cchool bonds.
Dated Feb. 15, 1952.
Khie in 1 to 20 years.
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
San Mateo County (P. O.
Redwood City), Calif.
Bond
Offering—Marie Nasland,
bids
Dec.
18
Clerk,
until
for
will
10
the
A.
a.m.
to
1968
on
This issue takes
of
composed
which sale
was
on
cancelled.
Trust
R.
Staats
the
174,
syn¬
Bank
of
&
Co.,
of Los
a.m.
Hannaford
by
City Treasurer, will receive sealed*
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Dec.'
18 for the purchase of $300,000
district
second
tax
notes. Dated Dec.
Dec.
12, 1952..*
Winchester
anticipation?
19, 1951. Due on>
.
(P.
Winsted),
O.
Connecticut
Bond
Offering
—
Wallace W.;r
will
Taylor, Town Treasurer,
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
of
until
bids
3
re-p.m.
Dec. 20 for the purchase
&
Talbot,
of
$500,000
bonds. Dated Nov.
San
GEORGIA
Francisco.
Thomasville,
CONNECTICUT
Certificate
Connecticut (State of)
Note
rental
were
water
Sale
The
$45,000,000
housing, series 6 notes of¬
—
revenue
tificates
Ga.
/
,
.
Sale—The
$350,000
anticipation ceiv
offered
on
Dec.
J
?
10—v.
174, p. 2037—were awarded to the
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., of
tional
at
interest
a
price
cost
of
and 1954.
of
100.$2,
about
a
li76%,
net
as
f 4>
$120,000 5s. Due
\
10
;
Torrington, Conn.
Note Offering—Edwin J. Dowd,
sewer,
second series,
1, 1951. Due onv
Wright Sch. Dist., Sonoma County May 1 from 1953 to 1971 inclusive.
(P. O. Santa Rosa), Calif.
Interest M-N.
Legality approved
Bond Sale—The issue of $24,- by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
000 school bonds was purchased Rugg, of Boston.
fered
follows:
Dec. 4,
1.10%.
Bros.
Bank
-
(PST) on Jan:
8 for the purchase of $1,250,000
hospital bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1952.
Association, American Trust Co.,
Blyth & Co., all of San Francisco,
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
land,
J-D.
^
of
a
Blake & Co., of Los Angeles, J. B.
Hanauer & Co., of Beverly Hills,
and C. N. White & Co., pf Oak¬
the place of the
$152,000 bonds offered
12—v.
bids until
Corp., E. F. Hutton & Co., of New
City, Kaiser & Co., Lawson,
Levy & Williams, H. E. Work &
Co., all of San Francisco, Fred D.
(PST)
Interest
Dec.
York
Dec. 1 from 1953
inclusive.
America National
California
Dean Witter & Co., of
Francisco, Braun, Bosworth &
Co.,
Inc.,
Equitable
Securities
$111,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1951. Due
11—v.
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as 2%s and 3s, at a
price of 100.54.
San
receive
&
&'
Trust Co., all of New York City:,
$5,000,000 at 1.12%, and $15,000,-;
000 at 1.18%. Phelps, Fenn & Co.:
$3,000,000 at 1.16%. Second Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston: $250,000 at
build¬
Dec.
&
Angeles,
Brun-
purchase
on
Calif.
$2,750,000 school
2236—were awarded to
William
Las Lomitas
San Diego County (P. O.
San Diego), Calif.
$20,000
on
174, p. 2236—were awarded to the
America National Trust & Savings
...
<Carlsbad
Sale—The
Corp., Salomon
and Chemical
^
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
O.
on
Dist.,
by
bids until
(PST)
purchase of
Sch.
Interest
Offering—Waldo J. Smith,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
Union
ing bonds offered
of
Boston
Ventura County (P. O. Ventura),
Sacramento City Unified Sch. Dist.
Sacramento County (P. O.
Bond
10
$174,000
J-D. Legality
Orrick, Dahlquist,
Neff & Herrington, of San Fran¬
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
>'
Bay
inclusive.
San Francisco, as 2Y4S, at a price
of 100.15, a basis of about 2.23%.
Grenada
of
Jan. 1 from
approved
12
awarded
Association,
purchase
on
school bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1951.
Due on Dec. 15 from 1952 to 1971
America National
Savings
the
for
Due
1976 inclusive.
County (P. O.
San Diego), Calif.
Bank
Bond Offering—R. E. Graham',
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Dec.
Jan. 1 from
on
San Diego
Bond
Sch. Dist., San Joaquin
County (P. O. Stockton), Calif.
$50,000 water
2140—were
174, p.
the Bank
to
(State of)
Johnson, State Treasurer, will
ceive
works
South
Co., of San Fran¬
a price of 101.55,
pur¬
Segitndo, Calif.
Sale—The
—v.
■
Bond
Bond
&
basis of about 2.33%.
a
by Taylor & Co., and J. B.
Hanauer & Co., both of Beverly
Hills, jointly, as 33As, at a price of
101.19, a basis of about 3.65%.
II—v. 174, p. 2140—were awarded
1963 to
2V2S, at
as
Due
1962 incl.
1,710,000 l3/4s.
Dec.
Jan. 1 in 1955
Hutzler,
720,000 IV2S.
water
011
on
1956.
1957 to
Sale—The $100,000
Weeden
cisco,
The $40,000 im¬
—
and
12—v. 174, p. 2140—were awarded
to
$140,-
was
200,000 414s. Due
Ontario), Calif.
chased
Apple Valley Fire Dist^ San
Bernardino County (P. G,
Apple Valley), Calif.
County Water Dist.,
San Bernardino County (P. O.
275 South Central Avenue,
Co.,
works-1952 bonds offered
000
about 2.70%.
to
2.38%.
interest cost
net
a
174,
the
to
National
Savingsf Association
Brancisco, at
school
$8,000
Dec.
on
2236—were
fj.
10—v.
awarded
Elementary Sch. Dist.
Placer County (P. O. Auburn),
Bond
Dec.
on
Vista
on
Jan. 1 in 1953
on
Dec. 13—v. 174, p. 2236—
awarded
as
follows:
-
,.
The
Guaranty
Trust
Co.,
Na¬
City Bank, Bankers Trust
all of New York City, J. P.
Morgan & Co. Inc., Harris Trust
ILLINOIS
Co.,
&
Savings
Branch
Bank,
of
Co.,
First
C. J.
Devine
Na'tiohab Bank,
&
of
Co., and
Boston:
$11,750,000 f{ariA8%, plus a pre¬
mium
of $77.55,
$10,000,000 at
1.17%, plug ,"a4 premium of $37.
The
Chase'"National
Kankakee, III.
Chicago,
Banking & Trust Co., of
Wilson, Brown Brothers Harriman
&
<
Atlanta, at a net. interest cost of
about 2.54 %'.
.7
Bank,
First
Bond Sate^—The
vehicle
Darking
bonds offered
p.
on
$515,000 motor
system
revenue
Dec. 12—v.
2140—were awarded to
composed of H. C.
dicate
& Sons
of
a
174,
syn¬
Speer
Co.; Ballman & Main, both
Shannon & Co., De¬
Chicago,
troit,
Shaughnessy & Co.,
Paul, and Sills, Fairman &
of St.
Harris^
Number 5073
Volume 174
of
Chicago,
at
follows:
as
'
Town
bonds.
75,000 3V4S. Due on May and Nov.
Lee
County Sch. Dist. No. 170
(P. O. Dixon), III.
Bond Sale—The $960,000 build¬
\
1981
the
of
composed
First
ing
1
June
on
about
$547,000 1 %s. Due
Rural
1952
inclusive.
1963
to
413,000 2s.
Due
1964
1970
to
from
inclusive.
New Haven,
1957
1,
there¬
and
Interest
Route
bonds
174,
offered
O.
composed
anapolis
Bond
build¬
6—v.
to
the
Corp.,
Co., City Securities
Corp., and Raffensperger, Hughes
III.
Bond Sale—The issue of $18,000
improvement bonds was
purchased by the Municipal Bond
Corp., of Chicago, as 4s. Dated
Nov. 1, 1951.
r
'
&
at
Co., all of Indianapolis, as 1 %s,
a
price of 100.10, a basis oi
construction-1951
Dec.. 12—v.
on
awarded to
offered
bonds
174,
2140—were
p.
Offering—E. R. Orr, Sec¬
(CST)
of
sealed
$22,000
Hughes
Raffensperger,
until
bids
high
10
Bond Sale—The issue of
bonds
$45,00C
Sparks & Co., of Des Moines,
5s, at par.
No.
by
as
Ind.
Town,
Bond Sale—The issue of
building-1951
bonds
$47,000
pur¬
was
chased
by the Indianapolis Bond
& Share Corp., of Indianapolis, as
leans,
about
Bond Sale—The
basis
a
County Sch. Dist. No. 29
(P. O. Hoisington), Kan.
Bond Sale—The issue of $325,000 gymnasium-auditorium bonds
was purchased by the Columbian
Securities
Corp.,
of
Topeka,
Trust & Savings
Bank, of Chicago,
j Bankers Trust Co., of New York
j City, Mercantile Trust Co., of St.
Brown
Alex.
Sons,
&
of
000 school
Sch.
Porte
City, Ind.
on
ing
bonds
Due
1972
offered
bonds
building-1951
at
price
a
of
basis of about 1.58%.
on
100.27,
a
Offering
after Nov.
Sale—The
bonds
3%s, at
1954
1,
are
2
p.m.
issue
of
(CST) on Dec. 22 for the purchase
$50,000 school bonds, as follows:
of
School
Township
bonds,
July 1, 1952 to Jan. 1,
on
1966,
VP-:;'-''V
.
22,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
i
on July 1, 1952 to Jan. 1, 1966.
bonds
The
1951.
filler,
Sept.
Legality
J-J.
Ross,
by
dated
are
Interest
proved
McCord,
15,
ap¬
Ice
&
of Indianapolis.
Township (P. O. R. R. 4,
Fort Wayne), Ind.
Pleasant
Bond
Offering
—
Williard A.
Henry, Township Trustee, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until 7 p.m.
(CST)
on
Dec. 27 for the purchase
of $180,000
building-1951 bonds, as
follows:
Township
bonds.
on
bonds
are
dated
Dec.
31,
Legality ap¬
McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Inidanapolis.
1951.
proved
Dec.
on
Interest
by
St.
J-J.
Ross,
on
from
1953
Ky.
$6,000,000 bonds
Dec. 12—v. 174, p. 2140
of
to
syndicate
Harris Trust &
the
a
Savings Bank, of Chicago, National
City Bank, C. J. Devine & Co.,
of New York
both
tile
City, Mercan¬
Trust
Co., of St. Louis, First
National Bank, of Portland, W. E
Hutton & Co., L. F. Rothschild &
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, all of New
York
City, Trust Co. of Georgia
of Atlanta, Almstedt Bros., Citi¬
zens
both
Co.,
Fidelity Bank, & Trust Co
of
Louisville, G. C. Haas &
of New York City, W. L
Lyons
&
Co.,
of
to
2s, at
a
price of 100.10,
a
1957
Drain.
of
dicate
also
purchased
$1,850,000
grade crossing elimination bonds
at
a
to
to
a
price of 100.06,
cost of about
$601,000 2s.
1.97%,
Due
1954 to 1970
198,000 l%s.
on
a
net interest
as
St.
Feb.
on
Gravity
1953
1958
Feb.
on
1957
due
Feb.
on
were
Due omApfjl. 1 from
Due on-April 1 from
1975 to 1989 inclusive.
not sold when
were
Oak,
Mich.
1
1
Feb.
on
(P. O. Leesville), La.
000
school
by
Barrow,
bonds
issue of
Leary
&
Co.,
of
price of 100.001,
a
Offering
bids
Thomas
—
in
B.
re¬
of the
care
National Bank
of Boston,
Street, Boston, until
(EST) on Dec. 18 for the
a.m.
$200,000
act of 1950 bonds.
1951.
Due
bonds
174,
on
water
of
100.001,
Dated Dec.
Dec.
15
from
issue of $70,Light Plant Loan
notes
was
purchased by Coffin
& Burr, of Boston, as 1.40s, at a
100.14,
a
as
to
a
price
of
cost
of
April 1 from
basis of about
1.37%, Dated Dec. 1, 1951. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
inclusive.
No.
Lincoln, Mass.
000
Sale—The
bonds
tabrook
2
O. Route No.
Clemens), Mich.
(P.
Sale—The
Bond
offered
174,
12—v.
interest
at a net
2!92%.
was
issue of
purchased
$335,by Es-
Co., and R. L. Day &
Co., both of Boston, jointly, as
13/4s, at a price of 100.79, a basis
of
about
1951.
1.66%.
V<>
Dated
Dec,
1,
i/farbleheajj,
the Lee
was
$78,000
purchased by
Higginson Corp., as Wzs,
at a price of
100.35, a basis of
about 1.45%.
of¬
2237—
p.
Due
1976
to
on
May 1 from.
inclusive,
1 from
on May
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
Tecumseh, Mich.
Offering
—
Robert
Bond
Kroner,
ceive
(EST)
of
Village
011
will
Clerk,
bids
sealed
until
7:30
S.
re¬
p.m.
Dec. 17 for the purchase
$285,000 sewage disposal sys¬
general
obligation
bonds.
tem
Jan.
1, 1952. Due
1 from 1952 to 1971
in
maturing
Sept.
on
inclusive. The
to
1967
callable. Interest M-S.
are
Paddock & Stone, of
1971
Legal¬
Sale—The
Detroit.
Mich.
Wakefield,
of $115,-'
issue
system, series A bond3
purchased by the First Na¬
was
tional Bank of
Wakefield,
MINNESOTA
Minn.
Edina,
$20,000
obligation water bonds
was purchased by Siler & Co., of
Toledo, at a price of 100.18, a net
interest cost of about 2.43%, as
2y4s,
as
at par.
Bond
000
Sale—The
mains
water
by
$500,and
sewer
•
bonds
improvement
purchased
was
issue of
sanitary
street,
the North¬
First Na¬
western National Bank,
tional Bank, both of
Minneapolis,*,,
and
follows:
Associates, jointly, as 2.40s, at
price or 100.31, a basis of about
a
$6,000 2*4s. Due on April 1 from
1953
to
inclusive.
1958
2V2s. Due
1959 to
on
April 1 from
1965 inclusive.
:
2.45%. Dated Dec. 1, 1951. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
The bonds
are
callable.
:
Goose Prairie
Columbia
Township Frac. Union-
ville Community
Sch. Dist. No. 6
Bond
Offering
—
Milton Baur,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
will
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
of
sealed
bids
until
8
Dec. 19 for the
$225,000
building
on
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1951. Due on
May 1 from 1952 to 1967 inclusive.
bonds maturing in 1962 to
are
Legality
callable.
approved
Interest
M-N.
Miller,
by
(P. O. Ulen), Minn•
Bond Offering—Orlin S. Pratt,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on Dec..*
17
for the
purchase of $17,00G
bridge
road,
Dated
Dec.
1,
and funding bonds.
1951. Due on Dec*
1 from 1954 to 1961 inclusive. Le¬
approved by Briggs, Gil¬
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,,,
gality
of
St.
Paul.
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
bonds offered
p.
Gogebic County (P. O. Bessemer),
Michigan
of
bids until 4 p.m.
for
(CST)
on
2237—were
100.13,
Bond
by
Aug 1, from 1952 to
are
call¬
11—v.
174,
to
the
awarded
a
at
a
,
price
basis of about 1.98%.
_
-
v
000
1961 inclusive. The notes
Dec.
..
International Falls), Minn.
1951. Due
able. Interest F-A.
on
Koochiching County Independent
School District No. 4 (P. O.
purchase of $100,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Dec. 15,
on
v
Bank of Willmar, as 2s.
Dec. 17
the
V
.
Kankiyohi County Indep. Sch. Distm
No. 47 (P. O. Willmar), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $94 000 building
troit.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The issue of
hospital bonds
bonds
174,
29,000 33/4s. Due
Mich.
Note Offering—Jacob L. Randa,
Mass.
1956
of
cost
general
14,000
Dec. 10—v.
awarded to
Bond
2237—were awarded to the First
of Michigan Corporation, of De¬
troit,
revenue—1951
on
'
water
000 water
$31,000 school
Dec.
on
1,
are
Watling, Lerchen
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
jointly, as follows:
1,
p.
196*7
&
system
fered
Mich.
$85,000
Sale—The
Township Frac. Sch. Dist.
Mt.
Dec.
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
40,000 l%s. Due on April 1, 1969.
The
Bond
Pentwater,
Bond
bonds
April 1 from
on
1968
dated
are
or
1960 inch
Legality
approved
by
Berry, Stevens, Barbier, Evely &
MacFarlane, of Detroit.
Dated
1960 inclusive.
275,000 2s. Due
1961
on
bonds
1954 to
First
the
follows:
$185,000 l%s. Due
1953 to
at
Dec.; 1
on
callable.
a
(P. O. Unionville), Mich.
Sale—The
of
of
interest
net
a
about 2.01%,
15.
1952
Municipal
nrice
Rapids,
Due
12,000 paving-1951 bonds. Due
&
Grand
Ipswich, Mass.
Note
6—v.
awarded to
ledo, and the Walter J. Wade, Inc.,
bonds
special assessment-
bonds.
$56,000 31/2S.
Co., both of Detroit,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of To¬
of
on Dec.
1960 inclusive.
1952 to
sewer,
1951
Michigan Corporation, Watling,
Lerchen
assess-
both of Detroit,
Dec.
on
composed
syndicate
loan,
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Collidge & Rugg, of Boston.
000
offered
special
from 1954 to 1960 inclusive.
$500,000 build¬
2141—were
p.
inclusive.
1981
1 from
23,000
&
1
(P. O. Marshall), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
ing
j;.
paving,
Wgment-1951 bonds. Due
were
Marengo
Bond Sale—The issue of
Franklin
purchase of
and
Coleman,
Hawes, Town Treasurer, will
to
$480,-
revenue
Sch. Dist. No.
Frac.
$291,-
purchased
was
Dartmouth, Mass.
11
of
purchased by Benjamin
Marshall
of
MASSACHUSETTS
111
follows:'
The
jointly, privately, as 4s, at a price
of 95.001, a basis of about 4.36%.
about
Second
bonds,
Lewis & Co., of Chicago, and Fox,
Reusch
&
Co.,
of
Cincinnati,
•
net interest cost of about 3.63%.
Bond
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 17
for the purchase of
$244,000
1951. Interest J-D. The bonds
1972 inclusive.
Sale—The
Bond
(P. O. Box 97,
20), Mich.
Bond Offering — Louise
Shaw,
$209,000
supply system
was
call¬
are
Oak Park
as
rejected.
Sale—The issue
water
bonds
Vernon Parish, Leesville Sch. Dist.
April 1 from
inclusiveJ,"'
000
Clinton
16
1957 inclusive. The notes
from
Lakeside), Mich.
inclusive,
$67,000 2y2s, due
from 1966 to
No.
anticipation notes. Dated Dec. 11,
1951. Due on Aug. 1 from 1952 to
Dec. 1 from
Bond
inclusive,
1965
to
follows:
as
due
to
21/4s,
$60,000
price
net interest cost
2.43%,
23/4s,
$28,000
and
James
a
about
from
1
inclusive,
due
Dist. bonds, at a
100.003,
of
2i1/2S,
Feb.
follows:
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
1,051,000 2s.
inclusive,
on
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
East
155,000
basis
-
1
Bond Sale—The issue of $18,000
paving, special assessment bonds
was purchased by Walter J.
Wade,
Inc., of Grand Rapids, as 3!4s, at
a price of 100.01, a basis of about
5—v.
follows:
on
Feb. 1
1965
1958
$132,000
Soden-Zahner Co., of Kansas City
as
in
came
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 17
the purchase of
$60,000 tax
for
Chikaming Township (P. O.
Louisville, and
of about 1.99%.
Feb.
on
.
County (P. O. Crystal ■!,/
Falls), Mich.
Ferndale
first offered because the bids that
as
due
ceive sealed
awarded
composed
Due
These bonds
James Gravity
2.47%,
2%s, due
$56,000
as
Additional Sale—The above syn¬
83,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
on
July
1
and Jan. from
1953 to 1971 inclusive.
The
offered
2s.
Rapids,
Note
Feb. 1 from
on
Grand
Offering — Ina Hoippa,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1956 inclusive.
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
$460,000 drain¬
about
by
Louisville,
—were
to
of
•
able. Interest F-A.
follows:
as
City of Marshall and Townships
of
reve¬
Co., of Cincinnati,
Bond Sale—The
•
July 1 and Jan. from
1953 to 1971 inclusive.
Due
•»'
/
School
$97,000
2237—was
p.
$170,-
sewer
purchased
was
about 4.05%.,
;
50,000
bonds, at a price
100.001, a net interest cost
of
a
price of 95.01, a basis of
a
2.10%,
$40,000 2V2s. Due
Drain. Dist.
1,
'
until
bids
sealed
will
Trustee,
Francis," Township
I
of
$90,000
purchased by Er-
was
par.
Iron
win Major, of Standish, privately,
at a price of 100.05, a net interest
Gravity Drain
(P. O. Convent), La.
Shreveport, at
Magnus &
Chester A.
Nov.
M-S.
$67,500
water
system
purchased by Walter J.
was
5s, at
Parish
$305,000 West
May 1 from 1953 to
000 water works &nd
nue
—
dated
are
on
or
Bond
-
R. R. I, Camby), Ind,'
Due
of
bonds offered
1937—were awarded
from
Hardinsburg, Ky.
Madison Township (P. O.
r
Or¬
cost
Corp.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Weil, Arnold & Crane, and Glas
&
Co., all of New Orleans, as
May 1 from
callable.
174,
p.
2140—were
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
$28,000
New
Securities
able
A.
inclusive. The bonds matur¬
6—v.
receive
James
1
The
jail bonds
to
syndicate composed of the Equit¬
.
Charles
on
Interest
assessment
Wade, Inc.,
County (P. O.
Standish), Mich.
V
174,
Postponed—Sale
p.
1953 to 1969 inclusive.
l%s, at a price
about 1.78%.
Bend Sale—The $144,000 school
'
of
interest
bonds offered
$194,bonds
44,000 3V4s. Due on May 1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
1951.
Bond
Sale
Districts
&
$150,000 3%'s. Due
of 101.26, a basis of
l%s,
Kees,
net
bonds
of
Arenac
2.69.%
and
revenue
by
purchase
2.61%.
St.
Co., of Cincinnati, at a
price of 100.15, a net interest cost
of about 3.40%, as follows:
Portland, and Stern Bros. & Co.,
of Kansas City, as
building
purchased
Hinsch
Baltimore, First National Bank, of
as
6—v.
$117,000 2V4s,
Bond Issue—The issue of
was
inclusive.
1952
postponed from Dec. 21 to Dec. 23.
and
Grayson County (P. O.
Leitchfield), Ky.
$3,250,000 gen¬
2140—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
composed
of the Harris
Dec.
&
the issue of $220,000
on Dec.
13—v. 174,
Associates.
sewer
p.
,
Dist.
awarded
were
a
1 from
improvement —1951
bond offered on Dec. 12—v. 174,
I
at
Dec.
on
—
Ducournau
Indianapolis, Ind.
La
offered
1833
p.
KENTUCKY
Louis,
Sch.
Bond Sale—The $290,000 school
bonds
of about 2.74%.
eral
Parish
from
price of 100.06,
1966
(P. O. Jennings), La.
follows:
KANSAS
Barton
,
Davis
1
;
Sch.
Edinburg
a
Jefferson
age
purchased
was
the
$200,000 bridge bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1952. Due on Sept. 1 from 1952
cost of about
174,
(P. O. Council
Bluffs), Iowa
} applis, and the Irwin-Union Trust
23/4s, at
3s.
addition
school
sewer
1.78%.|
2%s and
as
a.m.
j Fletcher Trust Co., all of IndianI Co., of Columbus, as 17/8s, at a
'price of 100.67, a basis of about
for
Bond Sale—The issue of
Bond Sale—The
Carter Lake
Co.,
&
$25,000 public
bonds
offered
on
174, p. 1937 — were
White, Hattier & San-
11—v.
a
dianapolis Bond & Share Corn.,
17
special
(EST)
p.m.
Rapids), Mich.
Bond Sale—The issue of
receive
i :
bonds.
syndicate composed
of the City Securities Corp., In¬
until 2:30
Township (P. O.
College Avenue N. E.,
Grand
Ballen-
will
improvement'
Dec. 21 for the purchase
on
A.
Clerk,
.53
Rapids
3337
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
La.
Napoleonville, La.
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
receive
Dec.
on
to
1967
City
sealed bids
Sale—The
Bond
retary of Board of Education, will
Sale—The $101,000 sewer
to
/
Gretna,
Bond
IOWA
Bond
Columbus, Ind.
■>
1953
school
Offering—E.
berger,
Burr
Adel
Bond
$75,000
from
Due
■'
about 1.86%.
INDIANA
Shows,
of
inclusive.
a
Fletcher Trust
public
purchase
Donds.
Indi¬
Share
&
the
ford, of New Orleans,
Dec.
of
M.
Bond
Superintendent of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 2 for
awarded to
1,
Ind.
on
Offering—S.
Bond
Grand
Adrian, Mich.
Dec.
2037—were awarded
p.
MICHIGAN
School
Two
(P. O. Mansfield), La.
J-D.
(P.
No.
Plainfield),
syndicate
1
Nov.
on
matur¬
Bond Sale—The $142,000
ing
Nov. 1 from
on
1952 to
Washington Township
of
cost
Due
1951.
1,
Ware
Parish,
District
p.m.
The bonds
callable.
are
Co., all of Chicago, at a price
100.14, a net interest
1.89%, as follows:
2
June from
and
LOUISIANA
DeSoto
re¬
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, vi Ice
&
Miller,
of
Indi¬
anapolis.
Bank, Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, and A. G. Becker
of
Dec.
inclusive.
after
National
&
will
,
ing bonds offered on Dec. 12—v.
174,\' p. 2140—were awarded to a
syndicate
Eggers,
until
bids
Dated
Dec.
on
\ from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
•
sealed
(2405)
I
'
G.
E.
—
(CST) Dec. 27 for the purchase of
$48,000 water works revenue-1951
*:/
•.
,
Offering
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
Nov. 1 and
on
1954 to 1974 in-
May 1 from
'i elusive.
-
Roachdale, Ind.
Bond
3.11%,
■
$440,000 3.10s. Due
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
100.32,
price of
a
net interest cost of about
a
.
.
Sale—The issue
of $475,-
building bonds was purchased
a
syndicate composed of Juran
Kalman & Co., both cf*
& Moody,
St.
Paul, McDougal & Condon, and
*'
:•
price of 100.01, a net interest
of about 2.48%, as follows:
a
cost
from
$125,000 2j/4s. Due on Dec. 1
1954 to 1961 inclusive.
V;
" i
1 from
220,000 2y2s. Due on Dec.
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
90,000 2.60s. Due on Dec. 1
•f ;
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
^
1951.
1972
from
1,
Due on Dec. 1 from 1954 to
inclusive. The bonds matur¬
bonds
The
Dec.
dated
are
ing after Dec. 1, 1965 are callable.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
St. Cloud, Minn.
Offering—A. J. Ha-
Certificate
City Clerk, will receive
until 10 a.m. (CST)
18 for the purchase of
berkorn,
bids
sealed
Dec.
on
$50,000 water revenue certificates.
Dated Jan. 1, 1952. Due on Jan. 1
1953 to 1962 inclusive. Le¬
from
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
of Minneapolis.
son,
Wilkin
(P. O.
County
Breckenridge), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $41,000 drain¬
bonds offered on Dec. 6—v.
174, p. 2038—were awarded to the
First National Bank, of St. Paul,
age
National
First
the
and
of
Bank,
Minneapolis, jointly, as 1.70s, at a
100.02, a basis of about
price of
1.69%.
both of New York
City, J. B. Hanauer & Co., of
Newark, Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
of New York City, J. R. Ross &
Co., of Newark, Rodman & Linn,
of Chicago, Rand & Co., of New
York City, Schmidt, Poole & Co.,
of
Philadelphia, R. H. Johnson
& Co., of New York City, Seasongood
&
Mayer, of
Cincinnati,
Adams &
Hinckley, of Newark,
E. Ray Allen & Co., of Chicago,
Freeman
&
Co., of New York
City, Julius A. Rippel, Inc., of
Newark, Paul H. Davis & Co., of
Chicago, R. D. White & Co., of
New
York City, Walter,
Woody
&
Heimerdinger, of Cincinnati,
Lyons & Shafto, of Boston, Byrne
and
Phelps, Inc., of New York
City, Dolphin & Co., of Philadel¬
phia, Lee W. Carroll & Co., Ryan,
Hanauer & Co., both of Newark,
Herbert J. Sims & Co., of New
York City, Thomas & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh, Bohmer-Reinhart & Co.,
of Cincinnati,
Ewing & Co., of
New York City, Edward Lowber
Stokes Co., of Philadelphia, Lebenthal
&
Co.,
Sons, both of New York City,
Rambo, Close & Kerner, of Phila¬
delphia, Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., of Indianapolis, and Paul
Frederick
& Co., of New
York
City.
Kearny, N. J.
Bond
industrial
000
chased by the
of
bonds
about
of
$135,-
was
pur¬
First National Bank,
Memphis, at
of
issue
a
&
net interest cost
2.39%.
Madison
County (P.
Canton), Miss.
O.
Sale—The
Sale—The issue of $10,County bonds was purchased
by the Canton Exchange Bank, of
Canton, as 2V2s.
offered
2238
Dec.
on
awarded
were
—
to
of New
City, Van Deventer
Brothers, Inc., and J. B. Hanauer
& Co., both of Newark, as 1.85s, at
a price of
100.07, a basis of about
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Moorestown), N. J.
Bond
bonds offered
W arrensburg
Sch. Dist., Mo.
Offering—Fred B. House,
Superintendent of Schools, will
until
Jan.
8
for the purchase of $225,000 build¬
ing
bonds.
Due in
Dated
to
1
10
Feb.
1,
1
Butcher & Sherrerd, and
Schaffer,
Philadelphia,
taking $358,000 bonds, as 2s, at a
price of 100.47, a basis of about
1.95%.
bonds
p.
Bond Sale—The $178,000
p.
1642—were
Bank
&
5—v.
awarded
Bond
to
bonds
10—v.
awarded
Bank,
of
174,
to the
1,
Traders
Mount
&
Interest
Denver.
of
Dawson,
&
Trust
100.11,
a
of
at
Buffalo,
price
a
of
basis of about 1.73%.
Pleasant Union Free School
District
No.
7
(P.
O.
Bond
Central
Offering
—
Feldbusch, District Clerk, will re¬
School District No. 7 (P. O.
Buffalo
21), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Lillian E. Craw¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
until
bids
20
Dec.
on
for
3
p.m.
the
bids
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
will
Clerk,
until
1
3:30
Interest
to
J-D.
1980
Legality
Bond
Wood, of New York City.
bonds
Village
Ashokan, N. Y.
Offering—Aluah W. Haff,
Treasurer,
will
receive
bids
sealed
the
at
office
of
Mc-
Lanahan, Merritt & Ingraham, 40
Wall Street, New York City, un¬
til
3
the
(EST)
p.m.
purchase of $17,000
ment-1951
1951.
1960
bonds.
Due
approved
Heckler
Dec.
15,
15 from 1952 to
J-D.
Interest
gality
for
improve-
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
20
Dec.
on
by
&
Le¬
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
City.
Municipal Housing
Authority, N. Y.
Offering—Robert D. Sip-
Note
prell, Executive Director, will
ceived
sealed
(EST)
of
on
bids
until
11
re¬
a.m.
Dec. 20 for the purchase
$8,573,000
State
Guaranteed
Dated Jan. 14, 1952. Due on
July 14, 1952. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
offered
—
on
(State
&
Bond
Offering—Samuel Beytin,
District
Secretary,
will
receive
sealed
bids
offered
p.
of
Big
Timber,
as
$153,000 school-
offered
&
Dec.
on
12—
to
Cross, of New York
Manufacturers
and
Traders
Co., of Buffalo, jointly, as
2.30s, at a price of 100.34, a basis
of about 2.27%.
Oyster Bay, North Massapequa
Fire District (P. O. Box
29,
Massapequa), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The
House
addition
Bear, Stearns & Co.,
& Co., all of New
Cross,
both
City, Blair, Rollins & Co.,
Inc., William Blair & Co., of Chi¬
100.28,
York
Blewer, Heitner & Glynn,
Louis, Blyth & Co., Chemical
& Trust Co., C. F. Childs &
Co., all of New York City, Julien
1951
bonds
Fire
equipmentDec.
on
12—
Co.,
and Roosevelt &
New York City,
of
2y2s, at a price
basis of about 2.44%.
as
a
Rochester, N. Y.
Offering—Robert
Note
City
$45,000
and
offered
2238—were awarded to
&
jointly,
Comptroller,
P.
of
Aex,
will
receive
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
19 for the purchase of
sealed
Dec.
$2,Chicago, Corpor¬
000,000
tax
anticipation
notes.
Company, Inc., of Dated Dec.
28, 1951. Due on April
New York City, Courts & Co., of I
28,
1952.
Legality approved by
Atlanta, Paul H. Davis & Co., of ;
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
Chicago, R. L. Day & Co., of New York
City.
York City, Detnier & Co., of Chi¬
Collins & Co., of
Securities
ate
Rose,
cago;
C.
Devine
J.
&
Son, Hallgarten & Co., Hannahs,
& Lee, all of New
York
Ctiy,
Harris
Trust
&
Savings
Ballin
until 3:30 p.m.
ris Trust &
2142—were awarded to the Har¬
.
O.
Bond
000
of
North
water-1951
by
C.
J.
City,
Co.,
of
price
bonds
&
Co.,
and
Y.
issue of $275,-
Devine
&
District
N.
was
syndicate
a
Stevenson
York
Water
Rose),
Sale—The
chased
Co.,
both
John
pur¬
composed
Bacon,
of
New
De
Golyer
2.30s, at a
Rochester, as
100.54, a basis of about
of
2.25%.
Somers,
Amawalk-Shenorock
Water
District (P.
Somers), N. Y.
Bond
Ryan,
Offering
Town
O..
^
Patrick
—
V.
Supervisor, will re-;
ceive sealed
bids
until
10:15
a.m.;
(EST) on Dec. 20 for the purchase'
$37,000 water bonds. Dated Dec.,
of
15, 1951.
Due on Jan. 15, 1952 to
15, 1969. Legality approved
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of
Dec.
by
New York
City. ',.V'
West Seneca
(P. O. West
Seneca 24),
N. Y.
Sale—The
$66,950
Bond
—
—
Rose-North
(P.
Co.,
Dated Dec. 1, 1951. Due on May 1 Hornblower & Weeks, W. E. HutSavings Bank, of Chi¬ from 1952 to 1958 inclusive. Legal¬ ton & Co., Kean, Taylor & Co.,
at par.
cago,
taking $679,000 bonds, as ity approved
by Harry C. Resnick, Kidder, Peabody & Co., Kuhn,
2.10s, at a price of 100.17, a basis of South
Loeb & Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann
Fallsburg.
NEBRASKA
of about 2.08%.
&
Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
N
V
Reno, Nev.
& Co., Manufacturers Trust Co.*
Sea Girt, N. J.
Bond
Sale
The
$91,000 im¬ all of New York
Bond Offering—E. E.
Gill, City
City, Manufac¬
Bond Sale—The $86,000 bonds
provement bonds offered on Dec.
Clerk, will receive sealed bids offered on Dec. 11-—v.
turers and Traders Trust Co., Ma¬
174, p. 2142 12—v. 174, p. 2238—were awarded
Until 11
a.m.
(PST) on Jan. 4 —were awarded to J. B. Hanauer
rine Trust Company of Western
to Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
for the purchase of *$70,202.91
New York, both of Buffalo;
& Co., of Newark, as 2V8s, at a
of
New
York
City, and Sage,
street and alley improvement disLaurence M.
Marks & Co., of
price of 100.07, a basis of about
Rutty & Co., of Rochester, jointly,
trict-1951 bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 2.11%.
New York City, Mercantile Trust
as
2.10s, at a price of 100.44, a
1951. Due on Nov. 1 from 1952
Company, of St. Louis, W. H. Mor¬
basis of about 2.04%.
West New York, N. J.
4>*o 1961 inclusive. Interest M-N.
ton & Co., of New York City, Na¬
Bond Sale—The $1,142,000 retional Commercial Bank and Trust
Hempstead, Elmont Fire District
NEW JERSEY
funding-1951 bonds offered on
(P. O. Elmont), N. Y.
Co., of Albany, Northern Trust
Dec.
12—v.
174, p. ; 2142—were
Bond Sale
The $75,000 bonds
Clifton, N. J,
Co., of Chicago, Philadelphia Na¬
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen & offered on Dec.
11—v. 174, p. 2238 tional Bank, of Philadelphia, R.
Bond Offering—Edith M. MarCo., of New York City, and asso¬ —were awarded to the Second Na¬ W,
Pressprich & Co., Public Na¬
rion, Acting City Clerk, will re¬
ciates, taking $1,141,000 bonds, as tional Bank & Trust Co., of Hemp¬ tional Bank & Trust Co., Reynolds
ceive sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
3.20s, at a price of 100.12, a basis stead, as 2s, at a price of 100.10, &
Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
(EST) on Dec. 20 for the purchase
of about 3.23%.
a basis of about 1.98%.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, all of
Of $879,000 bonds, as follows:
New York City, Schmidt, Poole &
$577,000
general
Herkimer County (P. O.
improvement
NEW MEXICO
Co., of Philadelphia, Schoellkopf,
bonds. Due on Dec. 1 from
Herkimer), N. Y.
Hutton
&
Pomeroy, of Buffalo,
1952 to 1976 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $874,000 Coun¬
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Shields & Co., of New York City,
Bond Offering—Ida V. Malone,
202,000 school bonds. Due on Dec.
ty Building-1951 bonds offered on
Sills, Fairman & Harris, of Chi¬
1 from 1952 to 1971
Clerk, will receive sealed Dec. 12
v. 174, p. 2238 — were
inclusive. City
100,000 water bonds. Due on Dec. bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on Jan. 8 awarded to the Chase National cago, State Bank of Albany, Ster¬
ling National Bank & Trust Co., of
1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. for
the
purchase
of
$5,248,000 Bank, and the Bankers Trust Co.,
New York City, Edward Lowber
bonds, as follows:
•
both of New York City, jointly, as
The bonds are dated Dec.
1,
Stokes Co., of Philadelphia, Stone
1951. Interest J-D. Legality
water bonds. Due 011 I.70s, at a price of 100.71, a basis & Webster Securities
ap¬ $2,000,000
Corp., Swiss
Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1972 in¬ of about 1.62%.
proved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
American Corp., B. J. Van Ingen
clusive.
burn, or New York City.
& Co., Weeden & Co., J. G. White
Huntington (P. O. Huntington),
2,000,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
& Co., Inc., White, Weld & Co., all
New York
£wing-Lawrence Sewerage Author¬
Due on Jan. 1 from 1954 to
Bond Sale—The $132,000 bonds of New York City, Whiting, Weeks
ity (P. O. Lawrenceville),
pany,
,
2238—were awarded
p.
Leeds & Co.,
(EST) Bank, of Chicago, Hayden, Miller
on Dec. 18 for the purchase of
$7,- & Co., of Cleveland, Hemphill,
Dec. 11—v. 174, 000
improvement-1950
bonds. Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.,
on
bonds
174,
p.
Bank
&
York
Sale--The
v.
174,
Tilney
Sale—The
Com¬
1951
v.
&
New York
Bradley
Bond
Co., all of New York City, Ball,
Burge
&
Kraus,
of Cleveland,
Bank of the Manhattan Company,
Barr
Brothers &
Co., Bartow
of St.
by
Trimble
Johnsville),
New
.
Bank, Adams, McEntee &
Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Arnhold
and S. Bleichroeder,
Inc., Bache
Becker
May
approved
Marshall;
syn¬
Francis I.
duPont & Co., both of New York
Chase National Bank, N. Y.
City, Equitable Securities Corp.,
Bond Offering—Mrs. Anna Ken¬
Ernst & Co., Estabrook & Co., both
nedy Burke, The Chase National
of New York City, Fidelity Union
Bank, as executors of the Estate of
Trust
Co., of Newark, First of
H. Sylvia A. H. G. Wilks, will re¬
Michigan
Corporation,
of
New
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
York City, Folger, Nolan, Inc., of
on Dec. 18 for the purchase of $8,Washington, D. C., Paul Frederick
451,500 22 lots of New York State,
& Co., of New York City, Fulton,
New York City and other State
Reid & Co., of Cleveland, Geo. B.
bonds.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., of New York
Fallsburgh, Fallsburg Fire Dist.
City, Ginther & Co., of Cleveland,
Green Ellis & Anderson, Gregory
(P. O. South Fallsburg),
2y2s.
Legality
St. Johnsville and Manheim
Cen¬
tral Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O.
R. F. D. 2, St.
tional
G.
issue
notes.
on
Oppenheim, Ephratah, Stratford,
dicate composed of the Chase Na¬
A.
loan,
Guaranteed)
Trust
$65,000,000
Dec. 11—v. 174,
a
$32,835,000 4-
21, 1952. Due
1952.
City,
of)
The
2142—were awarded to
p.
cago,
Buffalo
Sale
Jan.
Roosevelt
Ycrk
New
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Bond
City.
;
i-
Mitchell, of New York City.
receive
New York
of
temporary
(State
Dated
p.m.
1952
from
the purchase
months
pur¬
chase
of $360,000
building - 1952
(EST) bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1952. Due on
on
Dec. 19 for the purchase of Jan. 1 from 1953 to 1971 inclusive.
$975,000 building and equipment- Interest J-J. Legality approved by'1951
bonds. Dated
Dec.
1, 1951. Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
District
ford,
sealed
York
Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Caldwell,
Herman J.
Housing Authority.
New
/
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 11:15 a.m. (EST) on Dec.
21
for
19,
Hawthorne), N. Y.
Tonowanda
and
v
Note
LXIV
NEW YORK
Amherst
Co.,
l%s,
as
New York City
Cross, of New York
on
and
1963
2238—were awarded to
p.
City, and the Manufacturers and
Newark, N. J.
$680,000 water
as
2.35s,
Trust
Dec.
on
were
—
National
Beach,
The $19,000 sewer
—
offered
build¬
Dec.
on
Sale
2142
First
Montana
174,
174,
syn¬
Neptune City, N. J.
(P. O. Big Timber),
the Citizens
a
1952.
County Sch. Dist,
ing bonds offered
10—v.
Necker & Co., all of
years.
MONTANA
No.
Dec.
on
composed of Stroud & Co.,
Bond
Sweet Grass
$359,000 school
2142—were awarded to
dicate
Bond
Sale—The
Jan.
maturing
174,
v.
Roosevelt
V
Dick
notes.
Moorestown
dated
are
bonds
to
;
,
thereafter are
J-J.
Legality
approved by Pershing, Bos worth,
1,
callable.
a
York
bonds.
1954
from
1
jointly,
syndi¬
cate composed of Ira Haupt & Co.,
p.
MISSOURI
bids
bonds
The
New York
Bond
sealed
The
1952.
Jan.
$395,000 bonds
12-—v.
174, p.
1.83%.
000
receive
Jan.
on
1972 inclusive.
Sykes,
Macon, Miss.
Sale—The
Garrett
Robert
opening
street
Due
curities Corp.,
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
100,000
of Chicago, [Roosevelt & Cross, American Se¬
Dempsey & Co., both
at
offered
—were
furers
Manufac-j
and
Traders
Trust
Co., of
2V4S, at a price of
basis of about 2.22%.
Buffalo,
100.10,
bonds
Dec. 12—v. 174, p. 2239;
awarded to the
on
as
a
XL-*];-
.
NORTH
CAROLINA
'* •.
Grifton, N. C.
;.v
Bond
Offering—W.
;;
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
sealed
bids
at
eigh,. until 11
will
his
receive
in
(EST)
18
for
the
purchase of
bonds, as follows:
$18,000
water
Due
/
a.m.
and
June
on
from
1966 inclusive.
10,000
—
fire
v
,
Dec,
$28,000
sewer
1
RalX
on
office
bonds.
1953 to
y
\
:>;
fighting
apparatus
and equipment bonds. Due on'
-
June
1
from
1953
to
1962
elusive.
.
in-
-
•
1972
New
Jersey
'
■
~
Bond Sale—The
$6,750,000
Revenue bonds offered
on
sewer
Oct. 30
174, p. 1642—were awarded
3%s to a syndicate composed
Of B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis. IIirsch
&
Co., all of New York City,
John Nuveen & Co., of
Chicago,
r—'v.
as
inclusive.
750,000 storm
on
Jan.
1
offered
sewer
from
bonds. Due
1954
to
1972
fire
Due
on
protection
Jan.
1
from
bonds.
1954
to
1972 inclusive.
65,000
City
Jan.
1
Hall
from
clusive.
Dec. 12—v. 174, p. 2238
awarded
to
Roosevelt
&
&
&
Stubbs, of Boston, Wood, Gundy
Co., Inc., of New York City; and
bonds.
1954
to
Due
1968
on
in¬
Cross, and Tilney & Co., both of
Harold E. Wood &
New
inclusive.
333,000
—were
on
at
at
a
York
price
City, jointly,
of
about 2.15%.
100.28,
a
2.20s,
..basis of
as
>, v
bonds
offered
cost
Co., of St. Paul,
price of 100.01, a net interest
of about 1.39%, as follows:
$45,000,000 State Highway bonds,
Lockport, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $210,000 water1951
a
on
Dec.
12—
as
1.30s.
bonds,
,
as
iy2s.
bonds
by
of
J-D.
York
New
dated
are
Interest
proved.
Dec.
Legality
Mitchell
&
City.
Pershing,
.
„
1,
ap¬
-
..
.
/
OHIO
Ashtabula Local Sch. Dist., OhioBond
Offering—L.innie L. Usher,
Clerk of Board of
receive
(EST)
of
and
sealed
Education, will,
bids
until
8
p.m.
Dec. 17 for the purchase
$850,000 school house bonds.
Dated
V'
20,000,000 grade crossing elimina¬
tion
The
1951.
on
Jan.
Dec.
1
1, ,1952.
from
Due
1953
clusive. Interest J-D.
to
on
June
1972
in¬
Volume 174
Number 5973.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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55
..
'' Bcltaife i&t#zS^$±ut., Ohio
V
Z
./ bond? offered
i
Dec;12—v. 174/
on
.
London,' Ohio'
.
Sale
Bond
>
$10,(TOO school
Sater-The
Bond
>
street
708.85
2V4S, at a price of 100.14,
Sale
$1,725,000
building bonds offered on Dec. 13
/
to
a
&
Nuveen
Provident
:
of
Co.,
.
ricka
&
street
Dec.'13—v. 174,
on
as
at
l%s,
price
a
868.02 street
award
1966
of
•
Columbus,
0t
McDonald-
and
at
price of
about 3.10%.
101.58,
a
-
■
basis
a
of
rT
&
Offering—Terry K.'BuntVillage Clerk, will = receive
ing,
.
sealed bids until
1
.
Z Dec. 19 for the
.
(EST)
noon
special /assessment
offered on Dec. 11—v. 174,
on
inclusive. Interest J-J.
City,
jointly,
000
at
2239
Miller
55,000
bonds, at
sewer
mv
B
o n
sewer
Sale
d
and
ein/t
ihe
water
terest cost of about 2.13%.
assessment bonds offered
on
Dec. 7
174, p. 2039—were awarded to
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of To¬
ledo, as 2s, at a price of 100.54,
*
basis of about 1.93%.
Offering
Bond
1.89%.
purchased by Sweney,
/-■
31/2S.
$33,000
purchased by
..•/
.
land, as 2%s, at a price of 100.49,
basis of about 2.69%.. / f*
fire
•:[,
/
V
'
Sale—The
Boiid
'
' .•
/}/
"'
as
:i
Herbert/ Gy
I lBoate/<Clerfc.nf/Board.:of/EducaZ:
until
8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 26 for the
purchase of $380,000 building and
equipment bonds. Dated Dec/1,
J 1951. Due on June and Dec. 1
//-from 1953 to 1972 inclusive/" Intion,. will receive sealed bids
Itterest/J-D.
f;'
r.
S-K- ,*'•£.
Goshen, Local Sch. Dist.i Ohio
^e/'Canceli
{• of
•
le
2239-
p.
-was
cancelled.
■
...
;///,;•'» '• Y' Daytony/'Ohiofl
Bond
'
O.i R.-.R. No. j 6,
District, (P.
.:
;'
Local School
Jefferson {Township
■'*
Legality approved
Marburgh, Evatt &
Barton, of Columbus,
: / /
Interest M-N.
by; Bricker,
Vienna
■
$$15,00(31:.b^idingfh!p^s ^f
••[on Dec. 22-—v.: 174,
Nov. 1 from 1953 to 1975 inclusive.
Sale[^^e/;$55,r000;4hii-:
a
price
101.33,
of
about 2.75%.
O' Vienna), Ohio
'
Offering—Ralph J.
Bond
Scott,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
until
bids
sealed
8
p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 27 for the purchase
of $2,500
building bonds. Dated
Jan. 1,
il.953
1952. Due
to
on
M-N:/./" ';.
.
:i
i
.
basis of
a
r.//'/,// / j ,C
{
.
^
,
. ,
,
*.../
.
ledo,
a
2V2s, at
as
Bond
Sale
—
Liberty
Village Local
The $9,500 fire
;
to
..
J.
rnat^gS rh. at
a
awarded
174, p. 2039—were
A. White & Co.,
baeis of about
a
of Cincin-
pricetof, lOl.OO^
2.33%.
>
1
000
was
Co.,
Sale—The issue of
Cleveland,
price - of 100.45,
2.20%..
'
-
,
a
as
2%s,
p.
.
Gibson, of Nashville, at a price of
a net interest cost of about
2.46%, as follows:
par,
on
375,000 2V4S.* Due
350,000 2y2s. Due
2143—
Lewisburg, Tenn.
and
(P.
O. Eugene),
Sale—The
Nashville, at
net interest cost
174,
—v.
90,000 3s. Due
71,000 2%s.
awarded to the Chas. N.
of
Portland,
Marion
as
—
Tripp Co.,
23As.
Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
2239
Chas.
as
—
N.
Dec.
10—v.
174,
the
.•
Bond
as
21/4s.
The
on
notes
was
l%s, at
price of
a
National
Capital
Bank,
Austin, at 1.17%, plus
until
18 for the
Dec.
Clifton,
Bond
a
both
10—v.
awarded
$50,000
bonds
174,
p.
the
to
as
Sulli¬
J.
(EST)
noon
on
purchase of $75,-
bonds.
Dec.
on
Nov.
Dated
1
from
inclusive.
approved
by
30,
1957 to
J-D.
Interest
Storey,
1951.
1970
Legality
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Sale
—«
Farmers
bonds
p.
Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
on
$849,700
offered
2239
—
on
were
2240—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of Rowles,
ston &
174,
awarded to the
Tucker
&
Co., of Austin,
M.
E.
Allison & Co., Columbian Securi¬
ties Corporation of Texas,
&
Dittmar
Co., all of San Antonio, R. J.
Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma City,
Co.,
Merrill
Texas
Beissner
and the First of
Corp., and Dunn & Wills,
price
both of
San
of par, a
net interest cost of about
Antonio, at
a
2.42%, as follows:
par.
$284,700 2s. Due on Jan. 10 from
Roscoe, S. Dak.
provement and equipment, series
on
Win¬
Co., of Houston, James C.
& Co., of Houston,
Dec. 10—v.
Alpena, at
road
Dec. 10—v. 174,
(P. O.
The $500,000 im¬
offered
Sta*q|
2%s, at par.
as
Rauscher, < Pierce &
•
Bond
Offering
—
Harold
L.
a
bonds
on
2040—were
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
DAKOTA
Sale—The $9,000 building
Bond
$320,-
3s.
street
offered
both of Dallas, Moroney,
the State,
of
premium
Texas
Sale—The
Bond
Alpena, S. Dak.
was pur¬
a
Hardin County Road Dist. No. 3~A
equalization refunding, act of
1946
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
bonds
by
$61.
Bank, of Clifton,
ISLAND
Offering—John
SOUTH
Sale—The issue of
$3,570,-
purchased
American National Bank, and the
Dec.
City Treasurer, will receive
Portland 4), Ore.
M
Authority, Texas
Note Sale—The issue of
$90,000 im¬
Co., of Portland,
Port of Portland
Bond
12—v. 174,
basis of about 1.58%.
sealed bids
2y4s.
...
^
TEXAS
(P. O. Kountze), Texas
Due
school
awarded to
on
were
Tripp
$12,000
Due on July 1 from
Austin Housing
Newport, R. I.
000
County Sch. Dist. No. 31
//: (P. O. Brooks), Ore.
Bond
Dec.
Slatington,
RHODE
were
July 1 from 1968
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
Ore.
1835
on
to 1976 inclusive.
Dec.
$25,000 water
p.
July 1 from
on
1954 to 1962 inclusive.
National Bank, of New York jCity.
$15,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co., of New
/•/,
a
2.82%,
improvement
—
as
of about
follows:
to
a
Co., of
price of 100.02,
a
improvement
City,
bonds offered
awarded to W. N. Estes &
10—v.. 174, p. 2039—were awarded
van,
bonds
revenue
sewer
water
Dec. 11—v. 174, p. 2143—were
on
000
provement bonds offered
100.26,
?
Bond Sale—The $200,000
of
York
April 1 from
on
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
Sunbury Sch. Dist., Pa.
•
April 1 from
on
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
syndicate composed of the Chase
on
tional Bank of
Feb. I "in 1959
p.
April 1 from
on
1953
2143—were awarded to the Na¬
Bank of
basis Of about
Cleveland, Paul Frederick & Co.,
and Webster &
of New York City,
gen¬
The
—
eral obligation
inclusive.
1958
did not receive any bids.
$260,-
at
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
Jan. 1 from
on
Sale
Lane County, Bethel.Water District
high school building bonds
purchased by McDonald &
of
Bond
1960.
chased by
School District, Ohio
Bond
11
the
Slatington, Pa.
Feb. 1 from
on
basis of about 2.33%.
West
-
3^—v.
to
000 sewer system
equipment bonds offered on Dec.
$25,-
purchased
was
174,
price of 100.90,
a
for
Bond Sale
Sutherland & Co/ of To¬
to Ryan,
iLetpsic; Ohio
J
and
Interest
..West Lafayette, Ohio
until
19
bonds offered
6,000 2^ s. Due
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1957
bids
Bond
'
"
1952
;
Bond
provement bonds offered on, Dec.
/Bond Sale—The $18,000 fire
10—v. 174, p, 2142—were awarded
equipment bonds offered on Dec.,
to Pohl & Co., of Cincinnati, as 3s, 12—v. 174, p, 2239—were awarded
at
bonds
$19,000 2%s. Due
Township Local Sch. Dist.
/
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Mc
Legality approved by
Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
Clatsop County, John Day Water
Offering — Marcile K.
District (P. O. Route 2,
Moore, Clerk of Board of Educa- ZBox
3S, Astoria), Ore.
/ ;•••'
'tion, will'receive sealed bids until
Bonds Not Sold-rThe issue of
moon (EST) •- oft' Dec.: 20 for thd
purchase
of // $85,000 / building $25,000 water revenue bonds of¬
bonds. Dated Nov/1,1951. Due on fered on
Dec. 11—v.
;
receive
will
Townsend,
of
Dec. 12—v. 174,
2143—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of Phelps, Fenn
to 1961 incl.
(P. O.
issue
$1,250,000 school
on
$39,000 2 %s. Due
F.
Clerk,
1, 1952. Due
Bond
.
Shaw,
Offering—Daniel
Dec.
on
follows :/
r
Elida Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
on
City
sealed
Jan. 1 from
by Chas. N. Tripp Co., of Portland,
Cleveland, and R.
•
Bond
66), Ore.
Sale—The
school
000
$93,000 sewer
bonds.
Dec. 1 from
inclusive. Legality
1981
to
Kenna,
Box 2440,
1,
Portland
Bond
Merrill, Turben & Co., both district bonds offered on Dec. 12-?y. 174, p. 2239—were awarded; to
S. Dickson
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of Toledo,
J & Co.,,, of Chicago, as 2*/4s, at a as l%s, at a price of 100.79, a
(■ price of 100.68, a basjls of about basis of about 1.62%.
h>2J7W''v'
/
•
'
Sycamore, Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
of
on
The bids for
p.
as
County, East Mt. Scott
Route
& Co.,
I
1952
Jan. 1 from
School District No. 99
// '; V'v7 •'
StarkrGounty (P. O.
Canton), Ohio
•
Dated
1, 1951. Due
approved by Reed, Smith,
6 McClay, of Pittsburgh.
inclusive.
1962
bonds offered
$84,000 funding bonds. Dated Jan.
Clackamas
apparatus bonds was pur«by Sweney, Cartwright &
2.31 %.
improvement
Dec.
$10,000
Co., of Columbus, as 2Vas, at a,
price of 100.84, a basis of about
•
on
about
Dec.
on
on
$180,-
000
$163,527.13
inclusive.
1956
to
(EST)
Dec. 26 for the purchase of
Reading, Pa.
102,000 l%s. Due
chased
$850,000 build^
to
1957
Bond Sale—^The issue of
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
...
.
1953
Ohio
Richwood,
a
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
follows:
as
$61,527.13 2s. Due
Cartwright & Co., of Columbus, as
on' Dec. 13—v.
Jr' 174, p. 2142—werje/aWarded to a
I ^ synthcate com^iosejd'.nf Harrimah
I ^Ripley & Co.; Tnc:, Fahey/ Clark
•
a
Marshall, of Portland, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
assessment
special
main,
was
of
Tenn.
—
$525,000 2%s. Due
25), Pa.
Bond Offering—C. D. Francis,
Township Secretary, will receive
series "F"
Dec. 10—v. 174,
on
Dougherty & Co.,
Philadelphia, at a price of
Pittsburgh
&
$35,000
Bond Sale—The issue of
Ohio
'Defiance City Sch. Disti, Ohio
The
—
Associates,
cost
1953 to 1959 inclusive.
2143— were awarded to Foster
p.
water
<
Sale
Bond
2039—were awarded
p.
Township (P. O. Grand
Avenue, Neville Island,
(j)re.
bonds offered
Bond Sale—The issue of
„
Eugene,
Ohio
Racine,
bonds
I% Bond Sale—The
J - 4ng bonds offered
100.37,
of
inclusive. Interest M-S.
1.58%.
K
price
a
im¬
Dec.
on
Neville
Bancroft Improvement,
Sweney Cartwright &
Co., of Columbus, as l%s, at a
price of 101.001, a basis of about
bonds /was
at
$225,000
100.81.
basis of about 2.44%.
building bonds/Dated Jan. 1, 1952.
Due on March 1 from 1953 to 1967
awarded to
sewer
2V2s,
as
and
Andrews & Wells, Inc., all of New
York City, McDonald & Co., of
Webster
the
to
awarded
were
—
A.
of
$70,000 school
Dec. 7—v. 174,
on
Corp.,
interest
the
&
Sale—The
174,
—v.
to
National Bank, of Portland,
of $80,000
improvement, series No. 229,
Special Assessment bonds offered
on Dec. 12—v. 174, p. 2142—were
(
5
(EST) on
7 for the purchase
$89,676.57 street
Cortland,
First
Clerk-Treasurer of
Education, will receive
offered
2143
p.
W.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Jan.
i
Ohio
Ernest
—
Heckman,
of
Sale—The
Bond
Pemberville Local Sch. Dist.,
the
by
provement bonds offered
Oregon
not
bonds
Board
Columbus, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
2142—were
?'
'
s0
—v.
a
174
„
n
j
purchased
Darby, Pa.
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 21
(P. O. Box 102, Camas Valley),
$100,000
bonds offered on
sanitary sewer
0/l
$104,537.24
supply ,special
Sold—The
sewer
3s.
as
net in¬
a
Ottawa, Ohio
Not
obligation
was
Bond
Bonds
Ohio
$155,-
PENNSYLVANIA
2.42%.
County (P. O. Hamilton),
general
State,
OREGON
Butler
net
a
Bond Sale—The
issue of
2.17%.
of Cleveland, as 21/2s, at a
price of 100.51, a basis of about
i
Sale—The
bonds
net interest cost of about
a
of¬
Tennessee
Bond
$75,000 water works system bonds,
p.
bonds
2.97%.
Stanfield, Ore.
fol¬
as
lows:
& Co.,
"
1961
Na¬
bonds
awarded to Hayden,
—were
purchase of $5,000
First
water
$30,000
main,
public building bonds/Dated July
1, 1951. Due on July 10 from 1952
to
Sale—The
Bond
Bond
Oklahoma
Securities
at
tax-1951
Dec. 11—v. 174, p. 2040
awarded to the Equitable
Dyersburg,
Bond Sale—The issue of $165,-
tional Bank & Trust Co., and the
R.
J.
Edwards,
Inc.,
both
of
Berea), Ohio
•:.
Buchtel, Ohio
/•>'
R.
Road,
and
on
$225,000 school bonds offered
11—v. 174, p. 2040—were
000 sewage disposal system and
rejected.
drainage bonds was purchased by
the State, as 3s.
Knox County (P. O. Knoxville),
$130,000 bonds
awarded to the
fered
Bonds Not Sold
Rockaway, Ore.
On'bec/T—'£"1747?." 2142
offered
(P. O. Abbey
D. No. 1,
:
Bristol, Tetut.
2yis.
as
>
Bond Sale—The $400,000 sewer
—were
inclusive.
Co., of Portland,
Barber, of Minneapolis.
revenue
July 1 from
on
$28,705.12 improvement, issue No.
2 bonds was purchased by Blyth
OKLAHOMA
•were
North JRoyalton
1971
to
Broken Arrow, Okla.
100^2' a basis of about
3.21%.
'Moore & Co., of Detroit/as 3V4S,
Due
In¬
TENNESSEE
July 1 from
on
maturing
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
from
1
bonds
The
1, 1952.
1954 to 1966
after Jan. 1, 1962 are callable.
terest J-J. Legality approved
follows:
as
Additional Sale—The issue of
•
Sale—The
pur¬
National
1 from
Jan.
on
inclusive.-
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
15,000 2%s.
'
Bond
was
First
17,500 2l/2s. Due
1.52%.
'
the
Due on July
1952 to 1958 inclusive.
Co., .pf Cincinnati, as 13/4S, at a
of 100.90, a basis of about
build¬
Central Republic Co. of Chicago, ing bonds offered on Dec. 11—v.
Doll
&
Isphording,
Inc.,
Weil, 174, p. 2142 — were awarded to
Roth & Irving Co., both of Cincin- Stranahan, Harris & Co., of Tole¬
•/nati, Sweney Cartwright & Co., do, and associates, as 3V4S, at a
Due
Dated Jan.
bonds.
sewer
$50,000
$17,500 2s.
price
Sale—The $650,000
Bond
Oct.
made to J. A. White &
was
by
Bank, of Portland,
174, p. 1643—were sold to
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of ToThis was ari error, as the
•'
Shepard & Co., both of Cleveland,
chased
improvement, special
on
system bonds
sewerage
was
26—v.
May field H ei ghts^M ay field'XHty
School District (P. O. Cleveland 24), Ohio
Savings Bank & /Trust
It
—
bonds offered
assessment
100.93, a
of
basis of about 1:44%.
Cincinnati, Wm. J. MeCo., Prescott,. Hawley,
Bond Sale—The issue of
Bond Sale Correction
(CST) on Dec. 19 for the purchase
$25,000
general
obligation
of
Prineville, Ore.
assessment previously reported that the $125,-
p. 2239 — were awarded to the
First National Bank, of Massillon,
Co., of Chicago, First
Corp., of Cleveland,
Cleveland
.
&
Xenia, Ohio
$24,225
special
offered
bonds
174, p* 2142--—were awarded
syndicate composed of John
—v..
Z.
Ohio
Sale—The
improvement,
The
—
McDonald
to
.
Bond
Bond
Savings Bank, of
Chicago, and Hess & McFaul, of
Portland, jointly, as 2s, at a price
of 101.97, a basis of about 1.64%.
J. A. White & Co., of ^Cincin¬ Co./ of Cleveland, as 2s, at a price
oliOO aii- a basis of about 1.94%.
as 3V4S.
' /
Massillon,
Berea City Sch. Dist., Ohio
/
^
awarded
—were
1939—were awarded to the
p.
nati,
basis
'
/of about 2.20%.
,
a
174,
Harris Trust &
fred oh Dec. 12—v. 174, p. 2039
improvement spec
was purchased
bonds
assessment
'p. 2239—were awarded to Ryan/
Sutherland & Co., of Toledo, as by
«
Youngstown, Ohio
>Sale—The $330,000 bonds
:
The issue ®f
—
Dec.
10.—v.
Margeson, City Auditor, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
1953
to
1958 inclusive.
565,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 10 from
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
$6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2408)
174, p. 2240 — were $1,382,000 storm sewer bonds,
follows: $122,000 6s, due
syndicate composed
Dec. 1 from 1953 to 1955
©00 water works system revenue of the Mercantile Trust Co., of St.
clusive; $480,000 l%s, due
t>onds was purchased by the Ran- Louis, First National Bank, and
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1963
the Texas Bank & Trust Co., both
con-Davidson
Co., of San An¬
of Dallas, as 2%s, at a price of
clusive; $420,000 2s, due
tonio, as follows:
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1970
100.14, a basis of about 2.36%. Due
2V4%
<*$791,000
Due
awarded
$1,366,-
bonds.
refunding
Nov.
on
Jan.
on
1952 to
1 from
1953 to
15 from
on
Dec.
from
1
Nov.
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
000
due
1970
Co., of Kansas City, FridFirst Southwest Co., of Dallas is ley & Hess, and Eddleman-Pollok Co., both of Houston, at a
Cffering the following $600,000
price of par, a net interest cost
revenue bonds:
-^, ;V|;' of about 2.49%, as follows:
—.The
1971
on
in¬
1976
to
1
,
1955
due
1
Dec.
on
Bros. &
Kilgore, Texas
Bonds Publicly Offered
due
school
house, series 1951-A
bonds was purchased by a syn¬
dicate composed of F. S. Smithers
& Co., of New York City, Stern
1951.
on
in¬
"
■
inclusive;
Dec.
on
1963
1
from
from
inclusive;
Dec.
on
1
inclusive,
2.20s, due
on
1953
$440,000
Bosworth
& Co., Inc., Trust Co. Dated Jan.
1, 1952. Due on Jan. 1
Georgia, of Atlanta, Wm. E. from 1970 to 1983 inclusive. The
Pollock & Co., Aubrey G. Lanston bonds are
callable. Interest J-J.
& Co., both of New York City,
Legality approved by Wood, King
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of & Dawson, of New York City.
Indianapolis, C. F. Cassell & Co.,
Snohomish County (P. O.
of
Charlottesville, and Strader,
Everett), Wash.
Taylor & Co., of Lynchburg, at a
Bond Offering—George P. Du¬
price of par, a net interest cost
buque, County Auditor, will re¬
of about 2.09%, as follows: ; ■
ceive
$385,000
from
to
l%s,
1956
260,000 2s. Due
3,380,000 2s. Due
to
$330,000
Dec. 1 from 1971
Bond Sale
The $550,000 gen¬
Sale
The
—
$250,000
re¬
funding bonds offered on Dec. 11
—v. 174, p. 2143—were awarded to
syndicate composed of F. W.
Craigie & Co., of Richmond, In¬
and 1953.
bonds. Due on July 15 from
Corp., of Norfolk, and
on Dec. 12—v. 174, p. 2143—were vestment
1953 to 1956 inclusive.
'
! ' V 1,200,000 2Y2s. Due on Jan.
1
the Bank of
Virginia, Richmond,
awarded to a syndicate composed
from 1954 to 1971 inclusive.
as
2.10s, at a price of 100.13, a
140,000 21/4% water works sys¬
of John Nuveen & Co., of Chicago,
basis of about 2.08%.
tem bonds. Due on July 15
VIRGINIA
*
^100,000 2% water works system
$50,000 214s. Due
Jan. 1 in 1952
on
eral
—
improvement
bonds
sealed
(PST)
on
bids
until
2
p.m.
Dec. 27 for the purchase
$500,000
general
obligation
of
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1952. Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1972 inclusive.
The bonds are callable.
Interest
J-J.
^Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Seattle.
Portsmouth, Va.
Bond
^;
Jan. 1 from
on
1965 to 1977 inclusive.
and
Hopewell, Va.
1
Jan. 1, 1959.
Jan. 1 from
on
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
to 1976 inclusive.
„
on
-1,300,000 l%s. Due
to
2s,
1964
Monday, December 17, 1951
of
street
and
highway $1,560,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1953 to 1958 inclusive. '
as follows: $163,000 6s,
1,318,000
bonds,
Texas
1,
'
,
Bond Sale—The issue of $1,250,dated
are
in¬
clusive, and $360,000 2.20s, due
1972 in¬
inclusive.
1978 inclusive.
as
on
a
Port Arthur
575,000 3y2 % improvement bonds.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1969 to
bonds
to
clusive.
1969 inclusive.
The
11—v.
Dec.
Texas
Harlingen,
Bond Sale—The issue of
...
a
offered
Thurston
County School District
CP. O. Olympia), Wash•
No. 333
Bond Sale
The
—
$141,489 im¬
provement bonds offered on Dec.
7—v. 174, p. 2143—were awarded
the
to
Pacific
National'Bank, of
,
from
1957
to
to 1971
are
legality
sys¬
callable. Interest J-J.
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
fiocona Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Bond Sale
©00
—
Texas
The issue of
Bond
Pressprich & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
Sale
&
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., Eldredge
water-1951
&
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
11—v. 174, p.
City, H. V. Sat- to
all of New York
$425,-
WISCONSIN
tley & Co., of Detroit, Dreyfus &
&
a
—
The
$6,500,000
bonds offered
on
Dec.
2143—were awarded
syndicate composed of Blyth
Marathon
WASHINGTON
Arlington County (P. O.
Strader, Taylor & Co., of Lynch¬
Arlington), Va.
burg, and Wyllie and Thornhill,
Bond Sale—The $2,700,000 bonds
tem bonds. Due on July 15
of Charlottesville, as 2.20s, at a
offered on Dec. 12—v. 174, p. 2143
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
—were
awarded to a syndicate price of 100.03, a basis of about
The bonds are dated Nov. 15,
2.19%.
composed of J. P. Morgan & Co.,
1951. The bonds maturing in 1963
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., R. W.
Norfolk, Va.
360,000 '2%% water works
2s.
as
Brooke-Willis, Inc., of Richmond,
inclusive.
1961
Seattle,
K~;f.
King County, Lake City Sewer
District (P. O. 3622 East
fered
Wash.
Bond
Offering—C. B. Ruffcorn,
Secreatry of Board of Commis¬
sioners,
will
until
p.m.
7
series
sewer
revenue,
Interest J-D.
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Es-
Port
school
bids
sealed
(PST) on Dec. 21
purchase
of $4,000,000
the
for
receive
<*-.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 County
Court House Building bonds of¬
lOSth Street, Seattle
55),
(Pf\ O.
County
«■
Wausau), Wis."
v
& Hutzler, of New York City, and
Dempsey; &
Co.,
of
Chicago,
jointly, at a net interest cost of
about
F bonds.
Dec. 12—v. 174, p. 2143
awarded to Salomon Bros.
on
—were
1.62%,
as
follows:
$350,000 IV2S. Due
Nov. 1 from
on
j
,,,1952 to 1965 inclusive.
of Everett
150,000 l%s. Due
(P. O. j
Wash.
building bonds was
Everett),
Co., John Small & Co., both of tabrook & Co., Kidder, Peabody &
purchased by the First Southwest New York
Bond Sale
The $140,000 im¬
City, Scott & String- Co., Equitable Securities Corp., B.
Co., of Dallas, as 21/2S, 3s and 3y2S. fellow,
Brooke-Willis, Inc., both of J. Van Ingen & Co., Merrill Lynch, provement bonds offered on Dec.
-
1966 to
1971
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
.
—
Pampa, Texas
Richmond,
Bond Sale—The $575,000
«ewer
system,
Improvement
street
bonds
water,
and
&
park 100.003,
offered
on
and
2.12%,
a
as
Fenner & Beane, all of 5—v. 174, p. 2040—were awarded
of New York City, F. W. Craigie & to Foster & Marshall, of Seattle.
McDonald-Moore Pierce,
Co., of Detroit,
at
a
price
net interest cost of about
Co.,
follows:
&
of
Richmond,
Scott, Horner
Seattle, Wash.
Mason, of Lynchburg, Braun,
Bond
City
Comptroller,
will
a.m.
The
an offer to sell nor a solicitation
of an offer to buy
offering is made only by the Prospectus referred to below.
any
securities.
000
Municipal
Unity, Sask.
Debenture Sale
—
r
The issue of
receive $23,500 k improvementdebentures
(PST)
Tan. 8 for the purchase of
This announcement is neither
^
^
Offering—W. C. Thomas,
sealed bids until 10
SASKATCHEWAN
-
on was sold privately, as 5s, to James
$28,000,- Richardson & Sons, of Winnipeg.
Light and
Power
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1952 to
1971
Revenue-1952, series LN-L bonds. inclusive.
To the Holders of Bearer Share Warrants
of
United States Savings Bonds Issued and
:
IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED
Redeemed Through November 30,1951
(Dollar amounts in millions—rounded and will' not necessarily add to totals)
Percent
tAmount
Rights, evidenced by Subscription Warrants to subscribe for
Issued
tAmount
*
tAmount
Outstdg. of
Outstdg.
Redeemed
Amt. Issued
MATURED:
2,713,384 shares
%
Series A-1935 to D-1941
$5,003
$4,645
"•
of Capital Stock {no
par
value)
UNMATURED:
3.16
$158
,,
Series E:
of
Series E-J941
being issued by Imperial Oil Limited (hereinafter called
"Imperial") to its
shareholders of record at the close of business November
20, 1951 and to the
holders of its bearer share warrants. Such
rights will expire at 3.00 P.M. Eastern
Standard Time on December 19, 1951.
51.61
E-1943
11,704
6,513
5,191
44.35
E-1944
13,497
7,787*;
5,710
42.31
E-1945
10,429
5,962
Series
are
3,766
Series
Share
53.10
3,532
Series
per
11882
7,297
E-1946
4,575
2,297
Series
$29.50 (Canadian Dollars)
779
E-1942
Series
price of
1,661
Series
IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED
at the
v
"T';:
,
E-1947
4,235
1,863
Series
E-1948
4,328
Series
E-1949
Series
E-1950
—
_
>
/
4,467
-
42.83
.
49.79
2,278 1
2,372
56.01
1,737
2,592
59.89
4,236
_
1,561
2,676
63.17
-
3,696
Series E-1951
2,548
2,211
83.56
33,610
34,693
50.79
38,456 v
34,851
47.54
1,177
;
y
68.94
434
73,307
mos.)
1,148
2,646
68,304
(11
4
75.64
..
^
Total
Series
E
Total Series A-E
Imperial has appointed MONTREAL TRUST COMPANY at its office in any one of the
following cities in Canada: Halifax, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton,
Vancouver or Victoria and BANKERS TRUST
COMPANY, Corporate Trust Depart¬
ment, 46 Wall Street, New York 15, N. Y., to act as Subscription Agents of
Imperial in
offering as made by the Prospectus.
connection with the
A copy of
the offices
the Prospectus may be obtained
specified above.
on
specified by such holders, together with
names
Prospectus.
"■
Series F and G:
G-1941
Series
F
and
Series
F
and
G-1942
3,251
910
2,341
72.01
Series
F
and
G-1943
3,428
1,017
2,411
70.33
1,556
a copy
of the
Series
F
and
G-1944
3,761
949
2,812
74.77
Series
F
and
G-1945
3,191
693
2,498
78.28
3,014
625
2,389
'"79.26
2,602
485
2,118
81.40
3,047
296
2,751
90.29
1,674
176
1,498
89.49
2,349
152
2,197
93.53
692
10
682
98.55
28,566
5,693
22,873
80.07
106
120
—14
F
and
G-1946
Series F
and
G-1947
Series
F
and
G-1948
Series
F
and
G-1949
Series
F
and
G-1950-
Series F and G-1951
Total
Series F
—
-
—
_
(11 mos.)
and G
Unclassified sales and redemption—
By Order of the Board
of IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED.
G. L. Stewart, President.
All Series—Total
Total
NOTE: Shareholders of record
on
380
Series
application to either Subscription Agent at
In order to obtain the
Subscription Warrants to which they are entitled, holders of bearer
share warrants of Imperial must
present (by mail or otherwise) their bearer share warrants
for the detachment of Coupon No. 78
therefrom, to either Subscription Agent at any of its
offices specified above. Upon such
presentation and detachment at any time on or before
the expiration date specified
above, the bearer share warrants will be returned and the
holders thereof will receive the transferable
Subscription Warrants to which they are
entitled, registered in the
.
the record date will receive their Subscription Warrants
by
as stated in the Prospectus.
;
mailt
matured
Grand total
tIncludes
ing May
interest
1,
accrued discount.
1951, and thereafter,
thereon for
a
5,003
4,845
158
3.16
96,976
39,424
57,552
59.35
101,979
unmatured
44,269
57,710
56.59
tCurrent redemption value,
(Includes bonds
which owners have option of holding
further period of ten years.
.
.
.
•
and
matut*
receiving
@FedFRASER