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Financial
Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 176
Number 5175
New York
General
RAILROAD
7, N. Y., Monday, December 8, 1952
Price
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
■
INSURANCE
-
A. M. D. G. Publishing Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—
176,
Stock and Bond
—-Foelber-Patterson, Inc.,
Nov. 17 offered $250,000 of
on
The
bonds
part on
any
at
par,
and
at
par
with
the company,
of
all
in
or
Detroit Stock
interest
to
date
of
redemption
each
in
subscribe
Los Angeles
36
Exchange
36
38
members
and
Pittsburgh
39
to
Lincoln
PROCEEDS—The
for
the
net
company's
National
Bank
&
Trust Co.
of
Fort
proceeds
to
are
operations
ordinary
be
used
and
working capital
expansion of
for
Toronto
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Stock
"Outstanding
Subordinated debentures, 4%, series B,
due Nov. 1, 1955
10-year debenture bonds, 5%, series C, due Nov. 1, 1962
10-year junior subordinated notes due to Nov. 1, 1961
250,000
"82,863
Preferred
Over-the-Counter
$222,600
753,300
Class
stock
(par $100)
stock
A
of Aug. 31,
bonds, series
„
BUSINESS—The
is
engaged
the
in
corporation,
the
financing
of
organized
finance
general
>
.
in
business
/ 1
Indiana
in
in
April,
Ind.,
Marion,
making loans and acquiring loan contracts
issued by the State.
Corp., its wholly-owned subsidiary, manufactures
sells check
perforating machines and other business machines.
It
also
manufactures
drills
and
FILES—Corporation
EEC
covering
series
—V.
C,
to
166,
markets
and
electric
portable
Nov.
on
portable
filed
5
electric
tools
such
letter
a
notification
of
B.
with
Declared
The
and
47
Federal
in
&
1,963,933
and
income
prof, taxes
cess
10,593,186
13,189,780
1,600,000
6,305,000
8,170,000
$1,085,617
$4,288,186
$5,019,780
$908,933'
profit from opers.
Unrealized profit on for¬
Net
ry.
The
this
the
1,801
exchange
profit
of
U.
Dr3,279
73,688
22,133
Canadian
and
Earnings
p.
176
Net
$910,734
$1,082,338
$4,361,874
$1.39
$5.62
$6.49
The
of
$5
per
shares of
6,000
finance
to
stage
estimated
stock
common
PROCEEDS—This
funds
issue
our
of
24
Nov.
(par
$10
of
cents)
the
the
that
is
offering
the
its
of
by
offering
d'Avigdor Co.
final
of
to
its
provide
the
with
company
developmental
work
and
stock
to
1951,
(par
10
pneumatic
of
100,000 shs.
cents)
Outstanding
Net
from
Net
ry.
suspension
70,000 shs.
system
for
vehicles.—V.
176,
p.
1952
1951
1950
Net
from
Net
ry.
--V.
$462,263
$333,486
198,831
163,247
subscription
sinking fund
The
warrants.
should
preferred
100,000
go
the
in
growing
the
for
milk
bottles
containers.—V.
food
of
blast
new
a
for
demand
Cleveland
announced
was
built
be
to
the
at
Wire
&
M'r.
the
to
company
Nov.
on
28
among
to
63,156
79,073
company
shares
11
accepted
be
2061.
will
St.,
be
New
in
part
Is
Central
completed,
steadily
has called
Furnaces
a
American
iron
said.
for iron
of
"Much
Docks
and
capacity of 1,350
Steel
and
&
Wire
railway
income.
-
4,797,631
4,183.067
time
as
the
$50,000,
either
these
but
notification
of
sale
accumulated
be
to
of
letter
a
from
minimum, of
a
for
made
at
redemption
$48,000
Jan.
the
of
payment
at
increased
1,316,235
1,570,274
561,327
1,400,572
659,117
734,652 '*
'
said
one
from
through
trustees
trust
the
by
stock
with
until
trustees
than
from
dividends
$300,000,
the
stock
under
more
not
share
for
$1
execution
the
each.
or
by
such
such
is
No
underwriting
is
placed
policyholders
stock is to be distributed
Common
agreements.
options
on
the
total
Trust
of
amount
sinking
p.
2,
next,
Co.,
173,
for
trustee,
$185,000
which
fund,
176
Jan.
the
have
been
55
de¬
were
can¬
597.
first
shipment
blister
of
derived
copper
from
the
vast
copper
Chile
of
Exploration Co.'s open-pit copper mine
Dec. 2, abroad the Grace liner Santa
Cecilia.
C. F. Kelley,
Chairman of the Board of Anaconda Copper
Mining Co., parent organization of the Chile company, stated that the
new sulphide plant, which has been under construction since late
1948,
Is
being placed in operation and that the first blister copper was
produced .from the smelter on Nov. 5. Until now, copper production
ore
reserves
derived
been
leaching
and
on
the
from
electrolyzing.
oxide
type
ores
which
were
treated
by
blister copper now being produced
Chuquicamata plant will be electrolytically refined by the company's subsidiary, International Smelting
& Refining Co.'s Rarltan copper works at Perth Amboy, N. J.
The new sulphide plant at Chuquicamata, together with the oxide
plant which will continue in operation, is expected to attain an ulti¬
mate combined capacity of not less than 500,000,000 pounds of copper
from
sulphide
year.—V.
the
at
ores
The
new
1765.
176, p.
Anchor Precision
ac¬
&
Co.
on
of
with
certain
the basis of
on
3
Dec.
299,930 shares of
(Del.)—Stock Offered—Israel
Corp.
offered
"as
common
speculation"
a
an
issue o2
stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per
share.
PROCEEDS—Th
for
search
net
be made available for ad¬
wholly-owned subsidiary, and
will use the funds for re¬
and further development of zipper machinery and for working
to
other
Anchor Slide
corporate
proceeds
are
Fastener Corp.,
purposes.
The
to
a
latter
capital.
involved.
American Cable & Radio Corp.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
and
$18,872,149 $18,649,718
18,097,159
16,850,180
taxes
Net
426,015
from
income
Net
income
for
U.
before
S.
$774,990
Dr40,032
$1,024,055
$1,659,506
580,000
"635,000
(net)
U.
S.
Federal
income
tax
tax.
Edward D. Jones & Co.
$1,699,538
249,065
operations
Federal income
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
1951
1952
revenues
expenses
Non-operating income
—
Established
300 North
4th
1871
St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
Members
New York Stock
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Net
948,734
*
....
"If
income
deductions
$445,055
:.
for
prior
years'
losses
had
not
been
$1,024,506
available,
provision would have been $845,000 In 1951,—V. 176, p. 1057.
y
pro¬
15-year 4%
sinking fund
100 and accrued interest.
Manufacturers
record.—V.
from
of
1966,
1,
York 15, N. Y.
debentures in the
Chuqulcamata arrived here
vances
cumulated,
3,882,603
1675.
will
steel foundries
this
Cleveland market."—V.
expanding
fund,
due
A,
retired
and
The
at
per
filed
17
derived
options
procurement
27,845
4,677,887
the
Harvey
by
ation—
Credit Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—
Nov.
on
funds
covering
Prov.
—
175,
furnace
iron
essential
area
Division, will have
Jordan
sinking
series
addition,
has
1 announced that 51,117 shares of series A
64,570
100,571
income..
railway-
oper.
176, p.
SEC
1949
$532,536
182,450
railway
from
1,279,147
earlier
terminate
Operating
Operating
From Jan. 1—
Gross
The
1981.
$536,172
railway—
oper.
1,637,292
the exchange offer has been extended to Dec.
exchange.—V. 176, p.
was incorporated
in New York on May
demonstrate and commercially exploit
the
a series of patents concerning a radically new
October—
from
874,723
stock
common
for
company
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.— -Earnings—
Gross
and
American Buyers
construct,
principles embodied in
type
13,498,634
2,933,093
corporation on Dec.
for
and sales.
It is presently
the first ten semi-production units planned
Authorized
BUSINESS—The
be
the
production
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
17,
14,411,630
3,727,430
x
will
company
Common
16,451,349
2,683,679
1,369,589
—
but
made
stage
commercial
cost of
16,177,865
3,929,622
income...
1765.
closures
lids
construction
for
it
furnace
new
the
of
sulphide
announced that
also
will
corporation's
Anaconda Copper Mining Co.- -Chilean Plant in Oper-
155,390
at
will aggregate approximately $12,000, including about
$2,300 already expended for the acquisition of wooden mold patterns
for the casting of metal components of the units but excluding con¬
sideration of any return of said cost which may be received on the
sales of these units.
The remainder of the proceeds will be used for
sales promotion, working capital, and general corporate purposes.
by the
p.
debentures
pubilc
Further details follow:
share.
initial
in
made
302,232
preferred stock had been accepted for exchange into 5%
Air-Springs, Inc. (N. Y.)—Stock Offering—
was
253,949
Alleghany Corp.—Exchange Offer Extended—
2061.
Mention
$1,454,968
342,015
$5,041,913
$1.17
cos._
oper.
176,
$1,733,475
623,954
197,753
railway
from
ry.
—V.
share
per
—V.
S.
slip-on
serve
program,
corporation
celled
$1,977,706
646,719
income
railway
from
Net
Net
stock
the
1949
1—
From Jan.
manufactures
plans
to
past,"
will
livered
1950
$1,716,469
503,521
railway
railway
oper.
1951
1952
'
from
from
Gross
with
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—Partial Re¬
RR.—Earnings—
Alabama Great Southern
Gross
the
of
sale
2601.
In
Net
Net
eign
2,685,617
1,055,000
ex¬
(est.)
the
connection
position to provide more pig
a
Payment
October—
taxes
Federal
in
field.
cup
foundries
American Steel
in
Broad
profits
excess
must
demption—
47
System
1952—12 Mos.—1951
(shipments)— $14,323,064 $15,303,219 $62,250,425 $59;836,364
sales
come
receipt
day.
duction
p.
47
Reserve
has
steel
furnace,
new
a
than
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Net
of
capital
and
caps
Defense
"When
be
14
Payable
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
Profit before Federal in¬
proceeds
drink
Ohio,
and
Plant of
tons
account
1952—3 Mos.—1951
net
hot
paper
debentures,
Period End. Oct. 31—
This
shares.
Corp., 25 Broad Street, New York,
after expiration date to
secure
such
Jordan, President of this United States Steel Division.
56
Reserve Banks
$250,000 of 10-year 5% subordinated debenture bonds,
be offered in denominations of $1,000 and $500 each<
under¬
and/o
subscriptions
special receipt showing soliciting
a
subscribed
days
working
the
company
iron
46
of Bank Clearings
657.
p.
as
National
Foreign Exchange Rates
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
as
saws.
in
Cleveland,
the
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__47
Dividends
Cummins-Chicago
and
in
•
■
.
General Corporation & Investment News..Cover
involving
the
NASD
American Steel & Wire Co.—Plans New Furnace-**
35
I
' i-'
' '
'
'
+.
Miscellaneous Features
'
.
.
,
and other prop¬
mortgages, and
under various special
issue
of
BUSINESS—Corporation
This
chattel
will
number
seven
increase
35
SEC Index to Stock Prices..
licenses
electric
to
well
The Course
or
by
of
soliciting of
2685.
State and City Bond Offerings....
contracts
also
by
within
expansion
as
sales
secured
Y.
p.
purchases of automobiles
instalment
conditional
erty
and
PROCEEDS—The
used
45
Markets
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_35
1921,
paid
be
members
compensation.
44
Section
N.
35
«•
.
4,
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages
quirement of series B debentures and current maturity of subordinated
will
are
presented to American Securities
35
1952 and giving effect to issuance of new deben¬
C.
Also after deducting current sinking fund re¬
notes.
be
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
75,650
"As
ture
who
exchanges, for
stock.
name
Transactions New York Stock Exchange..
188,325
stock
Common
share
per
dealers
security
Bankers Trust Co.
42
,
Exchange—Curb
cents
40
and
national
of
41
Exchange
of
brokers
to
40
Market
Common
to
for
common
The
__39
Exchange
Stock
Toronto
FINANCING
Exchange
writers
dealer's
Montreal Curb
the business.
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Montreal
anticipated
Stock
Francisco
San
Offering
—
business
Compensation
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
annually thereafter.
Wayne is trustee.
Corp.
16, 1952. The subscription offer is being under¬
by American Securities Corp. and Hirsch & Co.
who have agreed to purchase all the unsubscribed shares.
37
case.
redeemable
Co-transfer
written
36
Midwest Stock Exchange
C bonds are also
Seal-Kap
on
1952.
1,
Dec.
on
...36
Stock Exchange
of
through operation of a sinking
.fund, the first payment to be made within 60 days after Dec. 31, 1954,
The series
listed
was
Dec.
Exchange.
on
Dec. 2, 1952 evidencing rights to
18,978 shares of new common stock (par
$2) at $11.50 per share at the rate of one share for each
eight shares held. The warrants will expire at 3 p.m.
31
Exchange
up
premiums
accrued
option
close
27
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock
to and including Nov. 1, 1954, at 103%
reducing y2 of 1% annually until callable
interest date,
of
the
at
Stock
Boston
1, 1962, at 100% and accrued interest.
redeemable
are
15
(Bonds)
Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
5% series C 10-year debenture bonds dated Nov. 1, 1952
and due Nov.
Stock
New York
effective
Stock
Stockholders Underwritten—The corporation has issued
warrants to holders of its common stock of record at the
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
stock
common
111.,
York
New
American
Quotations
Page
A. S. C. Corp., Marion, Ind.—Debenture Bonds Offered
Chicago,
the
on
In This Issue
1665.
p.
the Midwest Stock Ex¬
The stock is also listed
agent will be Conti¬
nental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., Chicago.
The co-registrar
is the First National Bank of Chciago.—V. 176, p. 1765.
company's
change,
combination
subscribers, and all monies will be returned, minus about 35 cents
per package for legal and handling, expenses.
The net proceeds from the sale will be used for working capital.—
V.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
This
with one 1-year subscription (worth
*4) at $5 per package. If approximately 35,000 packages are not sold
t>y 1952, the stock shares and subscriptions will be cancelled for all
in
Copy
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Stock Listing—
corporation last month offered, without underwriting, an issue
of 50,000 shares of non-voting class A stock (par $1), each share to be
exclusively
a
Corporation and Investment News
The
xold
Cents
90
tax t
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)
Phone
CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype
SL 593
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
.
.
Monday, December 8, 1952
.
(2153)
stock-. (par
Common
►
cents)
their
und
Corp
Fastener
10
5,000,000 shs.
—
to the
shares issued
750,000
'Includes
*1,049,930(Shs.
100k
lot
exchange
of
the
investment
and were acquired tor
cents).
10
fastener
slide
Anrnnr
organized in Delaware on Oct. 21,1952.
Corp. was organized m 1_.40 and since us
-Corporation was
BUSINESS
1„*PU0„
engaged In .he
developed and manufactured the
Ancnoi Macnin.
"automatic" zipper manufacturing machine.
It ha.>
during moat of its lifetime, a large ariay and
miUUry and slreran pans. a®crni,: « gauges. dev ces
Ind mechanisms. Ii has introduced a jwatordia-d
ir a tic zipper machine
with .ntprcnangeable pains 1.1 Lh< 1-idu.i.ry.
Fastener Corp.; at present occupies 11 OOOcguare [eet
under lease
at a building
a; 115 East 23rd St., New York, N. Y.
Il has purchased 20,000 square met in Wcstbury, Long Islanu, N. Y.,
and
has contracted
lor a
building of approximately 3.0J0 squaie
fet
winch is in tne course of construction.
It is estimated by tne
contractor thai the
premie*. will be ready lor occupancy by Jan.
is
which
Net
ry.
of
Net
ry.
176,
7,832,808
6,390,612
vision
1,054,369
by this corporation's Bendix Home
Appliances Division and Teleconference, Inc., of New York, the program
distributing organization, it was announced that Bendix would make
the first major use of the medium
as a replacement for traditional
regional dealer meetings which ordinarily are used to introduce prod¬
$iC0 per snare pms
accrued dividends.
1262.
p.
Co.—Bank Loans
for authorization to issue and
sell to
from time to time during the
remainder of 1952.
additional unsecured promissory notes in an ag¬
gregate amount not exceeding $350,000; and the SEC has issued an
order giving-interested persons until Dec. 8, 1952, to request a hearing
will
every
carried in
be
audience
of
ancl
In
invited
1. 1953,
National Bank.
April
tunities
.
will
notes
new
desires
Corp.—Earnings—
-Three Months Ended-
—
39,711.000
—
36,974,000 159,486,000 151,465,000
income
taxes—
earnings
test.)___
2,000,000
1.000,000
1,200,000
Federal
8,950,000
4,650,000
1,000,000
2,500,000
1,300,000
taxes
come
8,223,000
*3,920,000
Pa.,
transfer
plant
facturing
18-52
television,
4,300,000-
•After
tax refunds
crediting
on
directing,
order
to
establish
system
erect
a
stock
operating
1952—10 Mos.—1951
$
$
$
lr/6,
19,169,909
6,153,413
expenses.
to
is
fr.
rev
176,
opers.
ry.
income—
oper.
ry.
15,846,420 147,882,892 109,380,336
19,503,208
58,188,187
56,962,725
1666.
p.
1
.■
1951
1852
from
$406,494
102,577
35,680
railway..$407,283
from
railway.
75,337
ry. oper. income.14,932
Jan.
From
Gross
147,804
3,802,808
692,339
3,741,936
674,146
3,558,095
747,100
3,381,451
446,419
152,279
railway
129,601
181,092
20,546
Net
ry, oper. income
—V. 176 o. 1765.
Electric Co.—Earnings Continue Higher
1952—Month—1951
Operating revenue
Oper.
Operating
Other
1,701,261
$311,411
___
$281,700
$3,398,337
income
Int.,
3,706
62,911
42,187
Net
$314,288
$235,406
$3,461,248
$3,266,493
59,361
62,777
721,652
income
$254,927
—
dividends
Preferred
■
serve
$222,629
$2,739,596
use
31,104
373,250
per
176,
$191,525
$2,366,346
*
$0.15
$1.78
The
new
1952—Month
revenues.
12,724,988
operating expenses.
Ry.
12,248,112
—V.
rev.
fr.
ry.
1951
12.692,767
1952—10 Mos.—1951
$
$
140.795,051
176, p.
2,598,948
704,628
849,198
26,706,427
9,601,803
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Danville
$192,819
$152,311
$95,145
43,864
38,889
49,915
16,816
9,704
9,525
railway
income
1949
18,450
*5,286
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway..
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
1,600,563
1,508,089
1,169,443
p.
and
record
'
320,860
295,836
*16,088
74,651
67,607
74,483
Ohio
has
the
Atlantic Finance Co., Spartanburg, S. C.—Files—
The
company on Nov
17 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $200,000 of 12-year 6';<
subordinated convertible deben¬
tures to be offered at
par (in denominations of $20
each), without
underwriting. The net proceeds are to be used for
working, capital.
Ir.y
rsf
824,761
6,354,503
(Or),
307,4.6
305,613
2,816,505
(Dr),
36,939
33,065
347,141
326,756
$632,419
$546,146
$2,529,197
$2,957,119
income-
$13,016,848
60,405,247
-
6,165,955
3,161,771
.
77,591
64,276
602,413
603,648
$710,010
$310,422
$'4,131,615
$3,560,767
318,846
281,362
2,aC2,903
*,785,301
182,683
182,683
1,626,835
1,828,285
$208,481
$146,377
*85.8,128
*$1,032,819
—
are
of
four
be
to
new
RR.
is
of
materials
Rubber
to
eleven
the
Trains
built
in
p.
Bacon
p.
will
be
under
static-
Industries,
No
Inc.
sleeping cars
Washington,
D.
between
Budd
in
1953.
Dec.
launched
have
OCTOBER
be
9,530,138
4,540,874
by
built
the
at
for
be
letter
a
of
stock
notification
(par $5i
share.
per
with
the
SEC
to be offered first to
shares to be
Unsubscribed
at
$11
per-
fuel
a
tank
capacity
-
-
.
AND
FIRST
TEN
40,124,503
31,781,562
363,193,597
291,244,553
31,781,562 291,244,553
3,970,389
be
1952—Month—1951
1952.
12,
the
company
of the
converted
ai*e
merger
into
and
follows;
as
of
class
A
stock.
common
stock
common
-
of
the
out¬
company
common
of
the
class
B
stock
common
of
the
shares
will
be
issued
the
upon
out¬
company
share of
one
common
exchange,
-
•
but
lieu
in
scrip
after
Dec.
receive
to
31,
1954,
their
except
that
the
holders
will
thereof
pro
rata share,
without interest,
sale thereafter in the open market
the
the
of
such
holders
the
the
of
scrip
such
will
agent
act
its
as.
agent
in
and
behalf
en
-
transfer
own
for
agent
as
certificates.
scrip
will act
company
by
making the
ex¬
change. The Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago
will be appointed registrar for the new 5%
cumulative preferred stock
and common stock, and agent for the scrip. In order to receive the cer¬
two-
tificates
they
for
the
should
Salle
La
176,
shares
send
Chicago
1158.
p.
of
stock
which
to
the
stockholders
entitled
are
old. certificates
their
St.,
C. I. T.
The
3,
to
the
company,
135 South
together with tfie letter of transmittal?—
111.,
Financial Corp,—-Plans Stock
director
sharea
creased
305,007,333
8,515,06 1
$4,013
$87,401
$2,099,010
1,292,008
of
extra
an
the
of
Jan.
Arthur
filed
with
the SEC
on
Nov. *24,-covering
record
1,
O.
176,
p.
326.
.
,
,
•
Voss Schoonmaker
well,
Split—Declared
well
is
ported flowing at the rate of approximately 400 barrels per day.
-
re¬
Big
by
the
the
rate
the
share;
per
cents
per
common
stock
stockholders;
on
and
(3)
share
of
(2)
present
in¬
common
authorized
Dec.
on
3,580,948
shares
common
at
a
special
will result in
The split
will
to
24
be
sub¬
meeting which
was
being 8,952,370
there
of
of
an
on
of
said:
continued
50
cents
"Currently,
rate.
Our
of
$1.12»/2
Dec.
on
our
will
be
both
24,
earnings
deferred
increase
to
than $137,000,000
and
which
are
income
now
and
amount
constitutes
a
to
very
earnings.
Outstanding
receivables
financing and lactorying subsidiaries and
gross
the
the
rate
new
of
10.
satisfactory
future
both
the
at
extra
Dec.
President,
have
more
for
writings
176,
dividend
and
record
insurance
subsidiaries
are
at
high
levels."
230.
p.
Cambria & Indiana RR.—Earnings—
together with J. D.
which
the
October—
Sprecher-Big Horn-Powder River Corporation-Mary Wakeman No. 1
Well, to be located in Weston County, Wyo. Drilling of - this well-is
to commence on or before Dec. 10, 1952.
This well will be within three
50
of
approval
most
a
figure
volume
Gross
Nov. 26 that this company,
1953
of
Dietz,
at
backlog
—V.
in
1953.
premiums
premium
stock (par $1) to be offered at the market
share), for the account of the Tioga Petroleum Corp.
approval
in
shares.
quarterly
Jan.
unearned
large
split
27,
regular
on
continuing
common
split
a
outstanding.
The
Oil Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Files—
to
dividend
present
stockholder
for
for
shares
932,894
voted
subject
one,
proposed
called
$1,881,075
58,512
25
regular
to. stockholders
80,646
Nov.
on
for
the
mitted
$8,805,546
6,924,471
3
quarterly dividend
from $1.00 per share to $1.12»/2
stock
31,324.479
1952—10 Mos.—1951
689,538
the
numbei/ of shares
and non-dividend bearing scrip certificates
will
certificate will entitle the bearer to one-half of
fully-paid and non-assessable common stock of H. M.
A
of
void
The
expenses
of
of
shares
the
shares,
305,007,633
37,024,707
779.555
mile
total
non-voting
entitled
of
374,512,121
$10,614,071
on
the
MONHS
$776,939
per
two
resulting from
1952—10 Mos.—1951
$783,568
was
Nov.
on
result
a
of
the
cost
i-
-
.
of
and The Byllesby Corp. on Nov. 6,
of the agreement of merger and the
the
scrip agent of the aggregate number of shares of common stock repre¬
sented by the then outstanding scrip certificates. In
making the sale
35.000
of
two-thirds
company
adoption
proceeds
Ship¬
will
approximately
revenue-
announced
a
stock.
.
share
will
C.,
Co..
RTC
vessel
than
shares
as
of
share
payment
without underwriting—V.
of
"A"
Byllesby & Co., and scrip certificates may be combined with additional
scrip and then exchanged for whole shares at any time to and. in¬
cluding Dec. 31
1954. All scrip certificates which are not surrendered
Big Horn-Powder River Corp.—Drilling—
quarters
class
preferred stock of the company outstanding, artd
respect, thereto, for two shares of 5</<, cumulative pre¬
fractional
and
was
the
of
Increased and Extra Dividend—'
40,103,738
notification
(about $2.87ta
balance
of the
share
issued.
one
-
being
4,
1952- -Month—1051
30,573,600
shares of
$10
this
stock and
thereof,
for
Manufacturing
tugboats
on
•
income
1666.
letter of
the
stock.
days'
operation without
refueling.
The
through the First National Bank of the
opers.
Beaver Lodge
10,500
that
stock, and
from railway
oper.
176,
shares
27,620
standing, and all rights in respect thereto,, for
gaskets
and
most
paid
ry.
announced
2,
c.ass
"A" stack wul oe retired
stock with first c.airn on earnings.
standing, and all rights in respect thereto, for V/e shares of
Sleeping Cars
The' 284-gross-ton
J.
vessels .Will
income
oper.
rev.
Doc.
the
common
effective
rights in
Each
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings-
Net
on
of
filed
24
at
the
exchanged
ferred
2061.
oper.
deductions.
,
common
.issued
more
of
of
Each share
Bacon
techniques
oils
of
stock
favor
outstanding
became
and
efficiency
Eleven
late
launched
N.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
*
1370.
p.
Nov.
on
became
The
of
all-room
the
by
expenses-
oper.
176,
other
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Booklet
the
leav.r.g
holders
capital
2j/2
ry.
176,
stockholders
merger
Fred¬
similar
S.
and
O-Rings
petroleum
new
diesel-powered
vessels
revenues.
ry.
and
..
illust.ru led booklet has been issued by the company indi¬
similarity in many respects of the development of Canada
company
The
new
fr.
.
manner,
$
rev.
funds
sinking
Oifered publicly through Lee Higginson Corp., New York,
share.
Tile proceeds are to be used for working capital.
moulding field from parts and
to suit special specifications.
expected
was
Camden,
three
operating
for
1766.
19c8.
common
V.
"Net
t After allowances
company t rivially
173, p. 2386.
voted
and
Frederick
the
by
RR.—Orders
Delivery
of
operating
_
covering 2J,000 shares of
Net
Sprecher of Casper, Wyo., has completed negotiations with the Yellow¬
stone Drilling Co. of Casper, Wyo., to drill a well to be called the J. D.
EEC
907,987
Bryant Chucking Grinder Corp., Springfield, Vt.—Files
Outstanding
organization
gaskets
outstanding
specialty
"name"
EARNINGS FOR
It
1952—10 Mos.—1951
319,000 shs.
partners
temperatures,
modification
ordered
its
of
Ohio
the
of
*61,424
1666.
no
The
FINANCING
efficient
more
a
O-Rings,
moulding
iow
the
Period End. Oct. 31-
A
766.
manu¬
247,750
372,001
income.,_
176,
a
1,
—V.
intervals.
of Dallas,
from
Net
or
purchase
a
1950
$173,433
railway
for
Ry.—Earnings1951
new
60,650,220
B.
Loeb, President,
cutstanuing shares
4,011
April
Mass.—Organized—
announced
resistant
operations
1952
oper.
in
material
&
of
&
.other
Each
—V.
October—
Gross
part
any
sites
PRESENT
in
Silicone
display
or
gallons—sufficient
for
40
boats
are
being financed
City of New York.
Net
Atlantic &
Milton
of
21,230,902
6,187,839
stock
a
p.
$73,697,566
Brazil.—V.
holders
130,117,054
10,093,819 114,088,624 108,886,152
476,876
opers.
income
1861.
oper.
ry.
needs
to
Corp.
Railway
Net
Net
or
including,
$365,000.
The
—V.
Earnings
$
operating
high
cars
first
month
Ry.
months
of
6,136,307
p.
Each
seals
which
Philadelphia.
Net
Atlantic Coast Line RR.
Ry.
or
agents
West.
building
.
Period End. Oct. 31—
TO
manufactured
special
upon
ancl
several
the
about
three
shares
Brillo Manufacturing Co.—To Retire Class A Stock—
$1.61
1262.
p.
formerly
manufacturing
railroad
Baltimore
$2,075,094
$0.17
share—
com.
similar
as
promoting
Wilkinson,
D.
have
produce
373,250
$223,823
Balance
and
customers
Philip
either
design
on
and
$2,448,344
31,104
—
of
instrumentation.
Baltimore
Ry.
Earns,
and
to
hydraulic
818,149
deductions-
etc.,
and
emphasis
in
all
$3,224,306
2,877
income
income
Gross
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$1,807,874 $22,138,010 $19,807,429
1,526,174
18,739,673
16,583,123
$2,012,672
taxes—
and
exps.
like,
or
whatsoever,
1,000,000 shs.
Inc.
provide
The
Atlantic City
managing
Laboratories
to
mould
of
Period End. Oct. 31—
capacity
any
GIVING'EFFECT
addition
This
railway._____
the
$7,845,892
int., etc.
charges
the
all
at
11,777
for
3,769,498
16-page
and
66,344
55,856
the
on
1952—Month—1951
income
cating
manu¬
manufacturing facilities at 192 Pleasant St., Watertown, Mass.,
and
management of the new corporation will remain
the parent organization, Frederick Sf Bacon Laboratories, with
required
1—
from
from
$358,721
that
announced
share
rents
176,
direction
will
1949
1950
appliance
6,195,852
Brazilian Traction,
estimated
this
plant
with
the
necessary
about $150,000.
The company proposes to
York
City and their
own
distributing
United States and foreign countries.
clients
products
conditions
$448,747
Mr.
program,
home
(H. M.) Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)—Merger Effective—
Bacon,
Bacon
hydro-carbons,
October—
F-84F
company's
38,080.693
•Deficit,
—V.
Laboratories.
that
Atlanta & West Point RR.—EarningsGross
in
or
$11
(par
Industries,
specialty
In
the
RR.—October Earnings Improve—
—
Contingent
New
the
serve
S.
S.
continued
Net
25
per
income
Rentals,
1562.
p.
order
under
Nov.
on
income
Gross
The
the
Motors
General
affect
not
$22.82
to
oper.
ry.
Other
With
52,544,848 497,829,465 463,831,584
36,698,428 349,946,573 354,451,248
-
com¬
rents
facii.
Net
Pennsylvania corporation, organized
engaging in musical, theatrical, radio,
Bacon Industries, Inc., Watertown,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
55,800,045
36,630,136
frame
_x_._
Joint
Philadelphia.
record
Authorized
erick
air
1862.
p.
& Maine
Equipment
cost
in
throughout
Frederick
$
build
to
under consideration
several
combination recording studio
office
an
Common
In
of
manufacture
ior
delivering
the expansion
in
a
publishing,
facturing
plant.
It
machinery, etc., will
—V.
step
more
one
delivering
contracts.
speculation."
Trusts,
entertainment and any or all
in all its forms, directly,
has
company
Bacon
1952—Month—1951
of
purpose
recording
1057.
Period End. Oct. 31—
is
company
4,303,000
income of prior years.
is
awarded
1952, total net assess reacned a new high of $83,010,958.
31,
equal
Taxes
thereof.
The
fiscal periods this year are not exactly com¬
with the previous year.
Sales in the -calendar months of
August, September and October, 1952, were $39,464,000 as compared
with $38,015,000 for the previous year, an increase of 3.8V .—V. 175,
176,
corporation
Oct.
is
A
types of business
representatives for others
NOTE—The company's
Ry. operating revenues.
and
proceeds will be used
for working
capital.
and
the
for
Banking
for
Company
kindred
in
this
the
in
Period End. Oct. 31—
carried
be
to
program
net
BUSINESS—The
in
policy
will
out,
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
agent,
PROCEEDS—The
parable
-V.
the
stock (par $1) at $2 per share "as a
Pennsylvania
is
CAPITALIZATION
Net
manalacture
;
Boston
.
Co.
common
all
Profit before Federa 1 in¬
Net
tele-
S., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Stock Offered—Mar¬
on Oct. 27 offered publicly 150,000 shares of
B. B.
vin &
—
$
salt"*'
1/52
corporation,
the
for
writing,
12 Months Ended
Oct. 27, '51 Nov. 1, '52 Oct. 27, '51
$
$
$
Nov.
Net
for
previously
on
progiam
participation
tNet
to
Associated Dry Goods
Nee
arranged
has
theater
1
presenting to the best possible advantage this great new
appliance our dealers will have on their floors in a very few weeks,"
Judson S. Sayre, Avco Vice-President and General Manager of Bendix,
said in his announcement.—V. 176, p. 1158.
The
lie issued under the same terms and conditions.
issue the new notes in order to have available
funds for the temporary financing of its construction program through
Dec.
31, 1952, and to reimburse its treasury for prior construction
expenditures.—V. 136, p. 4455.
The
Arlington
lor
dealers,
country in theaters of United-Paramount Theaters,
Inc., Warner's, Loew's, RKO, Fabian and many others.
"We
feel
that closed circuit telecasting possesses
unlimited oppor¬
.
of 3'/4'a promissory notes,
issued pursuant to a bank loan agreement with
has outstanding $1,425,000
now
Borg-Warner
Motors
The number of stockholders has also increased to
high of 22,022, a gain of 4,234 in the past 12 months.—V. 176,
the
throughout
has applied to the SEC
The National Bank of New York'
the application.
—V.
the largest in closed circuit
Dec.
on
company's distributors,
of the
100,000
guests,
Teleconference
ucts.
in
theaters
than
more
history.
joint statement
a
present
outstanding.
area in the country. The program
more than 40 cities making possible an
company
Arlington
the
of
General
by
bomber
jet
aircraft
pointed
This
marketing
key
to
salesmen
Co.—Partial Redemption
Norge
ended
Dec. 30 when a major manufacturer of home appliances
this widely heralded medium to introduce a revolutionary new
2,268,061
Arlington Gas Light
Net.
the
The
by
use
2,052,539
770,936
will make payment at
176,
Ry.
scale
7,784,352
_
upon
large
on
use
product
Recent
rest.
down
Boston Fund, Inc.—Reports Record Assets—
its first
881,740
470.54?
•
15, N. Y.
The
will get
television
theater
circuit
6,140,050
p.
5,287
slowed
have
Circuit
61,824
will redeem $150,000 of it ; 4.50V cumulative preferred
on
Jan. 2,
through operation of the making luna. uuaianty
C-j of New
York, redemption agent, 14o Broadway, New York
Trust
CJosed
128,52)
company
stock
Use
To
—
55,173
Appalachian Electric Power
The
Corp.
Manufacturing
Avco
v/ill
3o4,507
and
Republic
company
production.—V.
74,949
1,174,762
approximately
area
division
contract
a
F-84F
B-47
With
Norge
---
income.—.
1865.
the
the
line
Smith
Minerals Separation North American Co. below.
income.,.
oper,
this
ponents.
Attapulgus Minerals & Chemical Co.—New Name—
See
149,372
.
h.t
1262.
p.
Norge
awarded
for
for
In
19*54.
p.
8844,103
.
176.
at
was
the company's Muskegon, Mien., plant.
Norge is already
sub-assembiies for jet fighter
bombers and will soon be
1 —
'
railway
railway—-—a
from
have
storms
recently
Juan County, Utan, In cooperation
Cheyenne Oil Ventures, Inc., is still
and
reports,
Aircraft,
been
parts
parts
270,085
from
Net
lease?:.
last
at
of
acres
the
on
at
175,
$226,579
oper.
3,320
drilling
is
Ihunderjet plane,'it was announced
on
Nov. 27 fcy G. P. F. Smith, President of Norge, Chicago.
Production of sub-assemblies for the jet plane will begin immediately
175,290
From Jan.
Gross
p.
of
$755,989
railway—.
from
Net
Net
Norge
has
$/40,G64
129,809
railway
from
approximately
in
company
Borg-Warner Corp.—Awarded New Contract—
exemp¬
below,—V.
Corp.
American
North
Separation
Minerals
industry
1943
1950
1951
October—
Gross
due
SEC
an
Liquidation—Sale—
Attapulgus Clay Co.—In
See
closed
RR.—Earnings-
Ann Arbor
*/.
received
has
company
Television to Introduce New Product-
1953.
—
investment
permitting certain transactions between At.aji and Imticuio per
Industrial'* "IRI" being an agency of the Italian
Government> relating to the purchase of certain ob.igations and • se¬
curities of Italian Superpower Corporation. See V. 176, p. 1961,
AncS^iids
—V.
York
New
Riconstruzione
JJSrSentO
1,
anew
tion
la
Horn
1
and
heavy
an
U|gU ^ aula-
#..<"*nweep
Big
Corp.—Purchase Authorized—
Atlas
This
working
the
H'
conns
interest
area.
wn.ch
operations.—V.
manuiuctured
also
50L
.s
tl
w«s4
acquired
with the
during
eightn
and tenui years, and live siures
shares during the ninth
11th and 12th years.
the
f*ai.
during the third and fourth years; eight shares
sixth years; seven shares during the seventh and
a
owns
leases in
for
designed,
has
it
and
six
during
25 filed a letter of notification with the
above-mentioned 299,930 shares oi common stoc.t
the
covering
(par
fifth
years;
an4e0corpcraUoniboni0Nov.
SEC
shares
nine
Horn
stock (par $1) will be reserved
the abovcmemioned debentures on
the following
each $20 debenture during tile first two years;
of
shares
10
basis-
the
f°c,k.hn°^e^
in
nominees
that company
outstanding stock of
Outstanding
100,000 shares of common
conversion
for
Authorized
of
total
A
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
Net
1852
from
from
ry.
railway——
From Jan.
Gross
.
Net
Net
from
fromry.
$1,598
20,971
33.536
*85,878
143,201
40,507
90,596
*38,349"
1,285,114
1,347,230
*24.701
626,639
'44,788
.
-
....
railway
railway
oper.
•Deficit.-
1949
$141,098
*31,887
income-—
L—
1950
$159,650
railway
oper.
1951
$117,301
income—_
-,
534,811
,
"
1,206.375
""
1,025,732
*11,040
*152,2^6
547,233
.
379,675
.
Volume 176
Number 5175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2159)
Canadian National Lines in New
England—Earnings—
-
I October—
Gross
1952
from
Net
irom
Net
ry.
railway
From Jan.
...
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
$165,000
E.'T.
<103,351
"31,861
*23,636
taxes,
"222,540
*91,041
*77,511
available
2,314,000
2,000,000
1,720,000
176,
"454,133
*694,536
1,541,965
income—
"354,058
*1,063,867
*1,045,562
*1,201,397
1666
p.
1952—Month—1951
1952—10 Mos.—1951
costs
Dec.
n>
$
$
56,183,000
561,157,000
516,423,000
51,169,000
expenses
50,077,000 523,579,000
478,821,000
31,
interest
revenue
8,426,000
—_
6,106,000
37,578,000
37,607,000
A new type ol transportation—railway service using highway trailers
—will
be
introduced
Railways,
S.
announced
Under
F.
the
trailers
to
in
Canada
Dingle,
Nov.
on
Jan.
on
Vice-President
by
l
of
the
Canadian
Operation
for
National
the
creased
plan,
railway
owned
trucks
will
haul
company
freight
terminals.
There
the
trailers
will
be
railway
Toronto.—V.
176,
2061.
p.
October—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
Net
ry.
increased
increased
delivery
upon
,
of
Court
from
by
of
J
,
recent
a
Commerce Commission
the
oi
Central
is- expected
mortgage,
but
$10,778,000
several
diesel
and
in
that
to
first
of
the
RR.
the
from
respect
1950
1949
$348,633
"981
1,768
*45,876
*55,631
*85,653
tinuation
to
certificates
*69,901
5,516,151
5,188,632
4,196,373
4,771,466
851,101
1,034,026
611,556
806,185
*757,589
"600,654
*838,058
*1,135,309
first
'
Jersey
now
the
tax
completion of the transaction around the
system tax saving of about $250,000
annually
A
consolidation
of
the
operations
in
the
Jersey
Reading
authority to acquire
Central, Mr. Moore
stock
what
said:
by
the
-that
granted,,
Oct.
been
in
the
employees
1,
since
we
came
the
interest
assure
out
of
con¬
will
continue
to
be
elected
by
application states that Reading
phases of the reorganization plan,
Jersey Central will not be
affected
as
the
Gross
Net
Net
1952
from
from
ry.
October—
1951
1950
1949
$248,785
$224,053
$216,950
$210,785
Net
from
2,877
*981
1,768
45,876
Net
ry.
*68,744
railway-—
rai.way..
*38,082
*69,196
*107,433
„
income
oper.
Net
from
railway
railway
from
Net
ry.
2,253,940
2,252,829
1,883,443
1,808,114
*87,631
74,060
*197,996
*600,654
*838,058
*585,783
*1,135,309
income—
oper.
*157,589
railway—railway
Gross
from
Net
ry,
633,532
176,
1666.
p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
$3,867,980
771,866
$2,988,417
427,060
*128,750
9,742
Net
Net
1952—Month—1951
36,696,714
railway
36,379,467
33,166,926
ry.
Gross
Working
$
from
from
ry.
40.339,986
35,300,853
35,821,047 355,745,201
379,305,388
355,403,467
335,798,219
inceme
oper.
302,319
*3,244,021
*2,537,899
176,
*3,910,374
'Net
—V.
-
earnings
176,
4,754,910
4,578,939
23,560,187
19,605,248
J.666.
p.
from
railway—
railway
Net
from
ry.. oper.
Gross
Gross
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Net
•
Canadian Prospect, Ltd.—Further Details—
In
connection
Upon
the
share
Net
from
ceived
by
the
will
at
the
303,595
be
entitling
shares
proposed financing program of this company
1),
it
is
further
announced:
the
of
shares,
common
according
to
—V.
oper.
176, p.
for
consideration
received
and
be
to
re¬
all
sucli^-i&curities, after giving effect
235,000 share rights, will aggregate $2,734,814,
1949
$1,836,484
481,976
580,849
701,389
.
the
End.
769,728
891,366
Net
Oper.
16,253,788
14,448,718
16,222,261
5.439,849
4,834,931
5,967,367
5,103,361
_
6,684,265
6,754,564
8,058,136
7,179,501
South West Corp.
Sept. 30—.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1952—3 Mos.—1951
ry.
—V.
$1
stock
par
3
or
for
subsequently
1.)
valuation
The
ascribed
underlying
net
issued
pany
shares,
May
beneficial
12.3%;
original
23%
of
in
in
and
its
stock
then
of
sister
(Mildred
15.6%
and
the
company
received
of
$966,
total
a
of
the
For
and
of
Ltd.
by
and
7.1%'
and
Griffiths'
of
of
issued
33%c
for
holdings
their
his
chase
of
p.
associates
increased
Wilbur
nominees
of
now
176,
stock, whereupon 795,000 of the new
outstanding 265,000 shares, of
which
and
were
sale
and
is
par
the
Griffiths
of
33 %c
rights
to
shares.
the
the
share
Griffiths'
Prospects.
of
upon
Griffith
the
which
underwriters.
pur¬
Griffith
See
also
V.
2062.
profits
Other
income
income
taxes
applicable
income
Federal
before
$912,149
t$l,074,602
115,480
40,846
and
State
$1,120,343
or
"Adjusted.
loss..
204,000
$1,000,551
tLoss.—V.
176,
$874,914
t$959,122
Gross
Scott &
$1,018,000
206,437
61,204
87,904
101,275
*38,815
9,164,000
Net
"
Nov.
from
ry. oper.
9,599,000
8,736,000
7.956,000
1,251,737
1,707,019
1,594.279
ry.
sales
Cost
of
Nov. 3,'51
$49,742,810
goods
sold
and
Cther income credits
Provision for Federal
operating
and
$50,661,005
4-9,515,980
50,087,554
Dr66,595
expenses—
DrlG4.088
charges (net)
income
tax__
176,
—V.
income
'estimated
on
LIFO
84,900
209,000
$75,335
method).
October—
644,933
543,392
81,921
p.
1950
from
Net
ry.
Gross
from
Net
from
$200,363
Net
from
Net
ry.
Western
&
Net
ry.
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
Net
from
from
Net ry.
—V.
1952
1951
1950
Gross
$2,989,440
571,663
363,152
536,842
railway
400,641
264,088
139,866
$409,059
$310,892
52,052
60,774
60,955
38,233
income
ry.
ry.
—V.
Dana
Net
pp.
1666
and
Net
office
at
New
pi Canada, $48.00
NOTE:
On
ry.
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
oper.
176,
ry.
Net
Net
income
ry.
ry.
York,
per
account
of
year.
the
a
In
the
rate
154,957,318
38,367,975
41,543,416
12,279,979
14,908,778
16.339,287
1952
1951
1950
1949
$3,279,558
$3,101,008
$3,255,663
$2,979,363
663,562
484,497
869,616
753,911
income...
274,193
131,979
426,592
456,565
28,366,725
27,827,929
27,224,716
26,183,673
3.567,771
2,275,108
4,611*363
3.273,000
*413,019
*1,388,608
1,070,825
367,321
1—
railway—
railway..
income—.
176,
pp.
1376,
1766.
Chrysler "Corp.—November Output UpPeriod End. Nov. 30—
*1952—Month--1951
*1952—11 Mos.—1951
Plymouth
46,457
40,190
409,921
589,949
27,893
22,303
221,784
304,852
10,369
9,527
84,651
10,655
12,263
102,850
155,900
13,874
14,902
150,527
157,251
109,248
99,185
_
Desoto
;
tDodge
trucks
Totals
114,175'
967,333
and
subject
1,322,127
to
change.
Engine Output Increased—
The
interdependence
machine
was
tool
coiporation's
Red
the
of
builders
re-emphaslzed
and
Nov.
on
automobile
smaller
when
19
manufacturing
machine
W.
C.
parts
Nev/berg,
Industry,
manufactures
President
E.
of
the
of
Dodge
Division, disclosed that an initial "push-button"
Dodge is now turning out the new 140-horse-power
V-Eight engine at the rate of 1,000 per day.
iine. at
Ram
Ultimately,
when
machine
tool
manufacturers
have
delivered
all
additional
equipment on order for the Dodge V-Eight production
lines,
they will have a capacity to handle 2,400 engines
per day, Mr. Newberg
176,
1962.
p.
Cincinnati, New Orleans
October—
Gross
Net
ry.
railway
railway
844,656
378,970
Net
from
411,536
67,249
Net
ry.
Gross
—V.
1952—Month—1951
$
*
"
$
$
of
1,754,945
932,855
525,406
523,616
971,887
470,885
36,991,192
36,692,759
33,638,073
30,295,577
12 111,463
12,062,418
12,770,252
9,738,934
income
5,235,628
4,824,254
6,622,445
5,228,592
income
Net
from
ry.
—V.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
franchise
company a franchise
25 years, and in
176,
90,576,349
41,717,917
proposal
stock
&
par
Quincy RR.— -Earnings—
1951
1950
23, 457,163
1952
railway
consider
City
trackless
of
and
act
trolley
and
Planned—
acceptance
upon
Cincinnati,
granting
bus
motor
for
of
the
vote for
1949
371,702
375,448
517,484
90,970
1—
27,850,205
24,352,688
23,317,792
7,172,196
6,464,564
6,330,725
3,424,520
3,535,559
no
2,722,351
3,154,941
826,413
income
$12.50
face
par
presently
to
been
the
to
in
of
capital
debentures
lieu
of
question
face
and
the
required
for
and
thereby,
the
amount
(thus
year.
-
remittance
for
foreign
been
meeting
of incorporation to
Cincinnati Transit Co.
For
some
to
of share¬
of
years
an
considered
desirable
since
the
company
no
of
this
longer
cars
additional
171,
costs
p.
will
be
incurred
in
changing
the
corporate
2195.
Cincinnati Transit Co.—Proposed New Name—
Street
Ry. above.
Circle Wire & Cable Corp.—Stock Offered—An under¬
group
headed jointly
Co. and Hornblower & Weeks
100,000
shares
of
The stock
•
subscriptions
par
amendment
considering
change the name
common
by Van Alstyne,
Noel &
Dec. 5 offered
publicly
on
stock
(par $5) at $22 per
being offered is being sold on behalf
per
-
pro¬
$5,940,487.50
$11,889,975
the
this
purpose
articles
The
the
stock
Office) William B. Dana Company, Pub llshers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D.
Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, HI.
England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1952 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February
25, 1942, at the
1879. - Subscriptions In United States,
U. S. Possessions. Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $45.00
exchange,
a
to
(in¬
outstanding).
franchise
called
debenture
value
of
amount
the
incorporation
See Cincinnati
share.
1666.
of
from
also
street
writing
28,980,482
company
of
name.-—V.
$2,132,223
the
of
upon
but
there has been a hesitancy
to suggest it
costs primarily in issuing new securities.
If shareholders
adoption of the franchise and reorganization of the
company's
structure,
it will be necessary to print new securities and
because
14.390,153
1950
incorporation
act
operates
38,872,184
26,562,263
430,509
income
this
to
operations
and
has
58,984,243
991,968
of
company
23,550,997
$2,923,026
cumulative
share
stock
apart
amendment
61,121,640
864,289
of
consider
change
180,195,584
$3,167,997
articles
therewith
outstanding capital stock
has
193,619,259
950,030
4%%
one
capital
articles
holders
the
$5,940,487.50
of
Entirely
1949
$.3,340,028
one
and
value
value
amend
connection
capital
into
218,864,363
1951
to
$12.50
the
railway—
railway
p.
for
will
the
44,587,824
$24,251,903 $24,888,617 $'20,260,964
7,408,607
10,414,001
6.518,174
.3, 574,290.
2,936,613
5,050,307
2,956,862
income
income
19
of
5,619,618
9, 005,105
railway
oper.
Ry. Co.—Reclassification
Dec.
on
ordinance
change each of the' authorized and outstanding 475,239 shares
cluding 3,013" shares held in the treasury) of $25 par value
$27, 162,135
income
from
Street
shareholders
81.957,480
1666.
oper.
1766.
p.
12,369,802
railway
*221, 377,222
railway..——
61, 004,778
p.
oper.
6,535,618
1—■
oper.
176,
1—
for
1952
oper.
$2,917,979
35,772,576 294,648,214 306,488,995
23,402,774 216,690,734 215,912,346
'
-
$3,919,859
1,505,881
oper.
176,
a
1949
$3,908,490
1,193,653
Cincinnati
1952—10 Mos.—1951
Ry.—Earns.
1950
$3,673,043
from
The
,
1951
railway
railway...
from
Net
Texas Pacific
&
1952
from
C.,
March
3,
Y., under the Act of
Other Countries, $52.00 per
fluctuation*
146,369,952
36,236,271
Patent
week
London,
N.
163,461,887
48,848,089
—
2962.
oper.
529,925
from
from
twice
1949
20,489,291
—
income
"Deficit.—V.
of
railway
railway
From Jan.
Gross
ry.
Gardens,
1950
177,473,309
...
railway
railway.—
from
Net
1,173,261
1962.
p.
from
Net
Published
2,590,496
—
RR.—Earnings—
1951
$17,801,275 $16,758,668 $16,486,394
5,060,015
4,764,378
4,641,929
2,077,448
2,013,685
1,991,575
3,983,457
opers.
irom
Net
Drapers'
Pacific
5,742,993
—
income.
oper.
Net
viding
319,877
1
12,079,013
1—
from
903,278
20,403,011
2,730,307
President.
&
$19,228,713
...
railway.,
From Jan.
1263.
expenses.
29,077,025
2-0613);
296,317
from
21,050
operating
1,163,300
Seibert,
railway..
p.
from
3,715,344
26,938,629
—V.
STate
5,877,132
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry. —Earns.
33,114
revenues.
3,739,942
1666.
(Telephone
4,767,650
October—
Gross
4,049,733
operating
31,334,272
S.
144,825,199
5,800,905
railway-
176,
27,030
Ry.
1,520,947
U.
1,106,675
153,674,941
21,488,696
1952
oper.
5,366,057
$
4,590,686
(Reg.
1,564,369
21,890,767
railway
from
Net
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
35,373,556
Chronicle
2,359,124
169,117,829
19,583,289
income
oper.
501,409
income—
oper.
176,
2,660,240
Financial
3,378,057
171.036,392
1672.
p.
from
63,741
railway—
railway——_
from
ry.
5,787,095
and
income
1949
$8,069,401 $14,950,637
4,243,449
2,506,660
1—
from
5,394,498
from
36,001,517
income—
3,869,041
From Jan. 1—
Gross
From Jan.
Commercial
William
post
$3,433,608
677,932
income..
1950
$19,134,496
5,427,471
railway
from
1949
$510,992
railway—
October—
1949
$3,622,357
807,429
railway.
p.
1950
$3,770,863
1—
oper.
176,
The
1951
"
207,094,780 199,792,236
1951
$20,814,182
Chicago, Rock Island
Ry. —Earnings—
$500,467
railway—
oper.
Carolina
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Ry.—Earnings—
1952
railway
9,058,971
railway
oper.
176,
capital
railway
30,051,520
15,701,392
October—
so
October—
41,914,112
10,740,836
1952
oper.
Net
1949
$810,000
1666.
'
Gross, from
176, p. 851/
Central of Georgia
35,621,366
12, 645,113
railway.
railway
said.—V.
Charleston
Net
Net
37, 683,363
1672.
from
—V.
990,855
243,601
income—
"Deficit.—V.
Gross
1,'52
220,357,861
;
from
production
Chicago, Burlington
Co.—Earnings Lower—
39 Weeks Ended—
2, 365,231
224, 515,321
:
*November, 1952. figures are preliminary
•Including Military and other Government.-
1—
railway
railway——
October—
Carson Pirie
1949
income
p.
from
2175.
p.
$916,343
1263.
p.
175,
30,806
from
Net
Net
204,000
income
Net
t$959,122
in¬
taxes
come
thereto.—V.
1951
in¬
$874,914
-Earnings
1950
$26,227,437 $25,265,613 $20,620,943
7,883,006
8,441,594
4.572,045
3,348,068
3,769,140
1,919,532
5. 971,977
railway
Pacific RR.
&
1951
$25, 712,225
Federal
225,207
income.—
$1,079,497
Dr37,235
$1,204,551
increased
9 Mos. End.
—
Dr37,399
taxes
come
reflect
$1.43
$970,000
Ry.
Net
to
$1.58
.
1952
Net
—V.
$1,241,950
(net)
adjusted
-
118,950
Period End. Oct. 31—
Operating
$0.48
$874,000
railway--
From Jan.
Gross
Sept. 30,'52 June 30,'52 *Mar. 31,'52 Sept. 30,'52
$11,420,746 $10,277,749
$7,785,037 $29,484,532
10,178,796
9,365,600
8,860,639
28,405,035
revenue
expenses
been
railway
oper.
Net
Operating
Operating
.
$0.56
October—
Net
Capital Airlines, Inc.—Earnings—
-Quarters Ended-—
8,485,173
,
figures have
excess
Gross, from
then
910,798
Dodge
$3,869,377 $13,444,685 $11,411,403
7,985,173
8,435,173
7,985,173
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings-
ry.
4,128,184
1,730,930
2,482,518
1,280.279
were
month
for
and
from
3,733,887
1,439,608
-
railway
176,
Net
1
shares
new
The
rights
stock,
par
the
shares
following
Canadian
to
285,000
the
share
285,000
shares
Ltd.
received
shares
210,000
281,031
Griffith
also
285,000
selling
by
L.
received
income
Net
outstanding 190,000 shares of $1 par stock. Mr. Griffith and others
95,000 of such shares to underwriters In March, 1951, at $10
per
share;
and
at
the
same
time
the
company
Issued
and
sold
75,000
additional
shares
to
underwriters
at
$10
per
share;
the
170,000 shares being publicly offered at $11,125
per
share. Subse¬
quently, in April,
1952 the
$1
par
stock
was
converted
into
the
present
outstdg..
NOTE—1951
$5,536,477 $20,466,857 $17,840,677
1,717,100
7,022,172
6,429,268
$4,75'l,712
Earns, per com. share
Net
a
sold
tire
$6,571,483
,1,819,771
acquire
virtue
183,540
shs.
4,151,939
income..
oper.
1952—12 Mos.—1951
on
stock
the
income
—L
income
Com.
outstanding.
Griffith),
8.6%.
over
operating
etc., deductions
Net
com¬
common
will
be
to
9.1%
his
Co.,
&
Ltd.
Griffith
offering
the
of
(The
281,031
L.
stock,
par
excess
Griffith
sister
shares
owner
L.
Wilbur
present
common
the
acquisition.
his
of
33%c
present
Wilbur
of
stock
the
they
split,
the
represents
date
record
24.7%;
investment
stock
the
of
the
Weld
the
Griffith
of
the
be
White,
subsequent
at
L.
all
of
then
owner
and
for
into
$720,917
investment
Purchasers
approximately
will
of
value
Wilbur
par,
1952.)
Griffith
the
asset
to
33 %c
1,
to
split
was
balance
Net
Int.,
14,808,803
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
represented
by $1,648,526 in cash and $365,371 in property.
(The
company sold 75,000 $1 par shares to underwriters in March,
1951
at $10 per share,
for resale to the public. The $750,000 proceeds,
plus the present $861,666, accounts for $1,611,666 of the cash. The
16,454,657
October—
$25,742,552 $22,921,757 $86,430,197 $78,097,514
19,171,069
17,335,280
65,963,340
60,256,837
& taxes
exps.
277,071
17.757,211
railway
from
Net
907,300
16.722,570
_
revenues
.
325,959
539,692
694,356
$1,388,370
_
income—
1666.
Central &
Operating
275,074
1952
From Jan.
Period
435,259
214,175
18,132,276
railway
from
Gross
1,311,031 common shares,
and
thereof to purchase an additional
holders
The
686,094
ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
Net
1950
the
outstanding
the
$3.66%.
company
exercise
ry.
680,613
Net
Gross
Dec.
of
there
rights
50,000
the
of
sale
prospectus,
to
with
"Chronicle"
<see
1951
$1,877,656
income..
railway
railway
irom
$1,509,160
587,122
1672.
p.
from
Gross
$1,846,722
_
from
Net
1949
$1,978,929
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
From Jan. 1—
*-
Earnings—
1950
$2,101,671
railway
oper.
176,
Net
1666.
p.
1952
Net
expenses
Ry.
1951
Oetober—
2,811,592
October—
Gross
2,023,685
$1,942,159
railway.
From Jan.
s>
40,055,763
——
6,279,572
2,986,393
income..
oper.
Net
—V.
31,013,154
*4,744,759
*2,321,971
4
5,291,460
Central RR. Co. of
1.952—10 Mos.—1951
$
earnings
7,998,087
2,493,266
310,857
From Jan. 1—
*438,433
•
Gross
7,848,937
3,045,050
310,834 "
1952
From Jan.
1949
*49,267
railway——
''Deficit.—V.
Canadian Pacific Ry.—October
Earnings Higher—
'
26,737,5ll
8,887,226
railwayfrom' railway——.,
Net
"Deficit.—V.
27,347,428
1:—
rrom
Net
$4,016,069
749,905
28,319,090
1672.
from
Gross
1950
$4,005,630
income
oper.
From Jan.
.From Jan. I—
Gross
irom
Gross
29,686,344
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
all
1951
339,276
October—
The
1952
389,092
income.._
oper.
176, p.
Gross
EARNINGS FOR OCTOBER AND FIRST TEN MONHS
Canadian Pacific Lines in
Vermont—Earnings—
October—
847,599
reorgani¬
change in Jersey Central's operations is involved."
no
1666.
p.
$3,106,029
951,941
railway
railway
from
ry.
Net
*Deficit.—V. .176,
1949
$3,150,190
983,987
income...
oper.
Net
board
out
carry
of
and provided all
1955, this will simply
effect
Reading.
to
proposes
"If
by
has
majority, of
owned
Company
and
a
retired
are
of
Company's recent application to the ICC for
majority of the outstanding stock of the Jersey
1950
$3,062,975
1,096,138
from
Net
—V.
authority to assign the assets and liabilities
Pennsylvania to the Jersey Central. A decision
the
ry.
1951
$3,501,539
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
Net
,
Central
1952
from
from
Gross
for
of
year.
result
$367,484
,
1952
freight
equipment
,
denying
Net
$18,868,233,
dollars
boxcar
'.
"
■
,
decision
million
Gross
Net
$2,000,000.
freight traffic
1951,
in time to permit
zation—a
income—
oper.
of
in,
general
after
anticipated from separation of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey
operations, proceedings have been instituted before the Interstate
■In
•
railway
railway-
from
has
lurther
1953
view
1951
2,877
from
Net
In
$383,251
*79,144
*
about
be
volume
than
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
October-
estimated
Central.
income—
From Jan. 1—
the
less
the
of
that
$1,700,000
benefits
Maine—Earnings—
railway—___
oper.
be
of
1952
railway
would
year
that
6%
be
during
period
will
$425,684
-
the
about
would
be
order.
on
will
Canadian Pacific Lines in
-
3-year
quarter
System,
p.laced on flat cars and transported in last freight trains to their
destinations where they will be attached to trucks and hauled
to
plants and warehouses, The initial operation will be between Montreal
and
the
which
25.
new
provisions
revealed
be
stockholders
1952
1949, and the end of this year the railroad will have reduced
certificates outstanding .irom $10,739,925
to $2,534,710;
in¬
its
cash working
capital from $3,269,410 to $4,000,000; and
a
capital fund
of
$2,500,000.
Its
equipment
debt
created
Net
,
the
for
year
approximately the same as a year ago.
The
1952
of
conducting transportation alone are expected
to
decrease
$1,300,000, or 4.5%,
and
total
operating expenses,
about
59,595.000
.
also
told
l
the.
including
maintenance, will probably be about $1,700,000, or some;
3%, less,
Recalling that the Jersey Central came out of reorganization under
the Mahaffie Act on Oct. 1, 1949, Mr. Moore
pointed out that between
$
revenues
Moore
probably
Dec.
on
for
under
income
revenues. will
.
Permd Ena. Oct. 31—
Operating
Operating
will
that,
net
Jersey—Earnings Estimated, Etc.—
President,
..income
and
Mr.
*884,454
Canadian National Ry.—Earnings of System—
'
net
2,125,000
railway
oper.
Moore,
reported
"167,394
railway
"Deficit.—V.
.
Central RR. of New
1949
$240,000
1—
from
from
1950
$200,000
*102,982
income
oper.
1951
8163,000
railway
3
and advertisements must be made in New York fund$.
year;
in
Dominion
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2160)
of
par
wires
Maspeth,
in
located
plants
with
rubber
and
cables, power cables, control and telephone
cables, non-metallic sheathed cables and flexible stell conduits.
The
major portion of its products is used in the maintenance, repair and
construction of industrial and residential buildings.
Of the company's
principal products, building wires constituted about 35% of production
in
1951
and
1952;
non-metallic sheathed cables around 20%
and
service cables approximately 15%.
During the last war, the company
manufactured
field
telephone wire
for the
United States Signal
Corps and shipboard cable for the U. S. Navy.
It is estimated that
the company's
production during 1952 for sale to government and
defense agencies will amount to about 10%
of its total sales.
EARNINGS—Net sales of the corporation for the nine
ended Sept.
30,
1952 were $16,570,771 and net income of
AND
SALES
months
Federal income taxes, was equal to $2.19
per common share.
Dividends of $1.05 per share were paid during the
nine months period and an additional dividend of 65 cents per share
was declared
on
Nov. 25. 1952, payable to stockholders of record as
of Dec. 23, 1952, bringing the total dividends declared in 1952 to $1.70
per share.
For the year 1951 net sales were $17,603,070.
Net income,
after
provision for Federal income taxes, was $2,064,376, equal to
$2.75
a
share,
while
dividends of
$1.50 per share
were paid.—
$1,644,134, alter provision for
V.
176,
2%%, due April 1, 1999—;
27/b%
due April 1, 2001
Preferred stock, cumul.—$25
issuable
in
series
will
stockholders
stock
also
of
shares
250,000
from
shares
in exchange
stocks.—V. 173, p. 2087.
issued
be
to
preferred and common
$1.40 convertible
preferred
Common stock
unlimited
time
subject
and,
for
funds and when retired
sinking
not be reissued.
may
reserved
the
of
of
as
L.
1952,
24,
of the
stock
that
the
of
names
.17
Inc
Corp.
1.70
Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc.
.27
.27
—
Whipple
W.
&
.68
MeCormick
Watts
&
Co
—
.17
&
Harden-
.27
Laurence M.
,17
.17
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
A. E. Masten & Co
.79
Merrill
Stearns
Bear,
&
Co
Becker & Co. Inc
G.
A.
Borland
Belts,
1.70
Co
&
.17
Merrill,
.46
The
Blair
$1,912,401
$971,811
736,178
895,583
303,282
694,165
716,124
880,539
183,176
Boettcher
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
19,861,04.9
19,521,103
16,933,887
8,513,358
7,294,629
oper.
176,
p.
7,531,923
8,001,602
6,835,826
3,626,903
The
Brown
SEC
covering
shares
unit.
that
it
broker-dealers
$3.00
The
in
used
"
"veeds
used
a
intention
price of $2.79 per unit,
offer
to
engaged
conjunction
from
the
for additional
sale
the
in
to be
with
of
manufacturing
sold
to the
of electrical
public
J.
equip-
R.
electric meters.
the
preferred
and
1.02
.46
.68
Co
L.
&
Co.—
Co.—
Davis
common
stock
will
be
Dick
&
The
.17
Co._
&
Riter
.17
Merle-Smith
.68
1952
from
Net
Irom
Net
ry,
railway
Doyle, O'Connor & Co
From Jan.
Gross
Net
ry.
$1,457,664
.17
610,605
255,468
63,858
13,304,513
13,183,861
11,635,587
10,923,349
4,020,110
3,691,131
3,520,322
2,285,931
1,729,743
887,132
1,184,397
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.
Schwabacher
.17
Chas.
707,273
Fahey,
&
.79
Co
Chapman
&
Co.
.68
.46
Gross
from
Net
Net ry.
1950
$260,130
$259,855
$70,278
116,153
66,760
111,770
38,418
50,911
21,933
48,330
*199
railway
income
oper.
From Jan.
from
Gross
1951
$311,941
railway
Net
from
Net
ry.
1949
2,332,163
2.740,707
1,982,643
638,906
692,413
283,875
234,805
280,462
This
p.
and
of Natural
Gas
of
Natural
Gas
maximum
of
a
of
Co.
for
of
the
the
Ripley
Hall
H.
West
issuance
&
&
Co.
Virginia,
and
sale
Pittsburgh,
by Natural
&
installment promissory notes. Proceeds from the sale of the said secur¬
are
to be used by Natural Gas to finance the remainder of its
Howard,
1952
program.—V.
176,
p.
1862.
F.
E.
W.
Columbian Carbon Co.
9 Months Ended
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
1952
Sales
Other
U.
S.
Net
The
profit
1951
and
foreign
per
income
on
(est.)
♦Includes
—V.
176,
retroactive price
settlement for
1.02
from
Net
ry.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1951
1950
1949
$187,433
$183 618
7,085
64,107
42,657
27,653
28,391
17,821
52*360
17^750
,
income
1—
oper.
.27
.79
Co
Wertheim
Dean
1,571.685
income—
1,690.779
1,570.581
.79
Co
Witter
land
1.02
Co
&
The
1.02
Harold
.17
Wood,
.17
Woodard-Elwood & Co
F.
.27
value
the
principal
1.70
S.
Wood
&
Co.—
Struthers
E.
&
Co.—
224,917
114,562
269*018
104,909
68,498
8,148
108*623
The
UW
tion
Co.,
the
Yantis
&
from
Co., Inc.—
business
appliances
The
of
Nov.
on
Commonwealth
Edison
made in
Co.—Preferred Stock Offering
issue of Dec. 1 of the offer¬
ing to common stockholders of record Nov. 24 of an issue
our
was
150,000
Gordon
public
28,
shares
Graves
offering
1952, a registration
of common stock,
&
Co.
price
Is
and
named
the
as
under¬
of 1,155,730 shares
of $1.40 cumulative convertible pre¬
ferred stock (par $25) at $31 per share on
the basis of
one
preferred share for each 12 common shares held
The
offering, which will expire at 3 p.m. (EST) on Dec
10, has been underwritten by Glore, Forgan & Co. and
follows
company
has
the
procedure
a
as
of
"close
of
Co.
a
San
matter
spending
working
nies; that,
of
its
Texas.
as
in
the
related
factors.
incorporated
under
the
laws
of
Mary¬
change-over to natural gas in 1950.
Other
includes
the
sale
of gas and electrical
merchandise and the production and sale of
the
company
allied
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
^Outstanding
Series T 2%%,
due Jan. 1,
$10,893,000
1976
U
1981
Series
V
1984—
19,123,000
1980—
11,306,000
15, 1986—
of Balti¬
24,777,000
2%%, due April 1,
2%%, due Dec. 21,
Series W 2%%, due June 15,
Series
$The
X
major
funds
policy,
3'%%
18,
2%%,
due Jan.
Consolidated
City,
due
convertible
Co.
debentures,
due
40,901,00
4y2%
§2,331,000
Dec.
1
1967
Preferred
Gas
general mortgage
April 1, 1954-
$16,484,300
stock, cumulative
A
B
Series
C
4%
primarily
for
the
Common
stock
16,484,300
par):
4V2%
Common¬
($100
5%
Series
work has been completed; that in some in¬
might iind it advisable to pay ' rari. o? U.e
its own funds; that in ot..~* -• i.
of its development contract with the Gulf Oil Corp.
company
development
the
and
Series
at the present time, the company is • discussing development
the areas where its
properties are located and where
geophysical
of
other
1906,
until
the
of
with
in
favorable
stances
construction program, in addition
financing, are expected to be
present
208,151 shs.
222,921 shs.
221,921 shs.
68,928 shs.
(no
68,928 shs.
116,000,000 shs.
par)——
4,945,266 shs.
of
contracts
cost
and
company,
20,
The regis¬
arrangement"
Antonio,
potential oil areas where it has leases or other
interests, and, if the results of such investigation are favorable, in
endeavoring to effect development contracts with major oil compa¬
investigation
the
out
the
tFirst refunding mortgage sinking fund
bonds:
more
orgaized about 18 months ago, under the laws of
the exploration for oil and gas and the develop¬
oil and gas properties. According to the registra¬
Geophysical Engineering
tration statement states that,
wealth
this financing or might be repaid
Series
to be supplied by amendment.
the
accrued
debentures
years.
measures,
1817
gas
.68
Miami, Fla.—Registers With
SEC
offering
per share.
prospective
statement
plus
new
existing bank loans of $10,000,000 obtained in
1952 principally for construction expenditures,
such proceeds will" be
available for general
the proceeds of
those
June
.17
to engage in
of
ment
case,
the
of
CAPITALIZATION
an
cent
company
Florida,
of
Authorized
Oil
underwriter.
are
sale
by
.17
.17
with
filed
one
writing terms
each
in
the
steam.
covering
par
from
176, p. 2062.
company
statement
for
on
Hewitt-
&
time
is primarily
engaged
in
the business of
purchasing, producing and selling electricity and gas within the State
of
Maryland where all of Its properties are located.
The company
and
its predecessors have been engaged in the production and sale
of electricity since 1881 and in the production and sale of manufactured
.17
.17
Commonwealth
1 629 896
291,298
1672.
was
Co
at any
depend
upon
the progress of the construction program,
cost
conditions in the security markets, possible National Defense
Co.—
Lemon &
Petty
—Mention
&
&
part
estimated
BUSINESS—The
White, Weld & Co
1.70
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs
.46
.79
Walker
H.
in
levels,
1.70
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
100%,
at
proceeds
required to carry
provided through
those
borris.
railway
railway
176, p.
Corp
G.
.17
repay
only.
presently
Emergency
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Ry.—Earnings—
$204,335
railway
oper.
&
Securities
or
' \
net
from
repaid
is
will
.17
Union
to
whole
in
or after Oct. 1, 1953, at 101%
through
thereafter through Dec. 18. 1958, at 100.50%
18,
1961,
at
100.25%
thereafter through
on
accruals to reserves, and through the further issuance
of securities.
The time, method, and amount of such future financing
.68
Co.
option
purposes,
provided
.79
& Co—
holder's
such
Funds
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
'
1952
From Jan.
Gross
'
$206,572
railway
Spencer Trask & Co
be
part
to
.17
Tucker, Anthony
the
at
now
estimates
.17
.17
Company-—
Bond and -
V.
:__
Swiss American Corp
1.02
Corp.
also
.27
.46
Co
&
.17
Kidder. Peabody & Co
See
&
Inc
Co.,
.27
Son—
Co
&
Kreeger
Jones,
Blosser
&
amounting to $354 922
5
October—
Net
gas
Share
Johnston,
$2.20
598.
p.
from
3,551,878
share
Columbus & Greenville
Gross
4,575^000
$1.80
taxes
earnings
Earnings
*549,780
2,220,000
(net)
7,966,751
173,727
2,906,655
income
5,372,971
Sutro
Labouisse,
Hutton
Illinois
Indianapolis
$34,608,379 $38,224,445
Operating
Weil,
Hutton
.17
McDowell
Stroud
.68
Friedrichs & Co.
E.
'
.17
be
that the construction of new plant and
equipment and the replacement of existing facilities will require the
expenditure of approximately $28,000,000 in 1952
(including approx¬
imately $18,000,000 expended to Aug. 31, 1952), and may require as
much as $30,000,000 in 1953.
Construction expenditures in the years
1954 and
1955 are presently expected
to be approximately the same
as
in
1953,
but it is not possible at this time to make accurate
1.70
Corp.
Straus,
.17
Hurd, Clegg & Co
construction
ties
redeemable
be
thereafter
and
'
remainder
as
It
Securi-
Webster
&
.17
Hilliard &
all
not
in
.17
Co._
&
First
including proposed construction expenditures.
In¬
determinable, the company intends to use for the latter
additional proceeds as may be received upon conversion
new
debentures into shares of common stock.
If for any reason
of the new debentures should not be sold,
the bank loans might
of
.17
Stix
1.70
Co.
Hornblower & Weeks
ities
Boyce
will
September
and
the
purposes
.17
Sterne, Agee & Leach
Stone
Henry Herrman & Co
J. B.
&
used
be
sofar
.27
.17
H. Hentz & Co.
J.
Bros.
by The
exchange for each $100 debenture.
in
,
corporate
.27
Co._
&
.79
(Inc.)
Harrison
will
.27
Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
stock, $100 par value,
$200,000 principal amount of 3%%
Staats
R.
Stern Brothers & Co
2.27
Harris,
common
Stein
Moore
1964,
18,
and
.17
.17
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
1,500 shares
and
1.70
Co
Inc.
1672.
authorization
SEC
Columbia
&
Harriman
Carter
176,
company
received
to
Starkweather & Co.—
Co
&
Granbery, Marache & Co.
Hallgarten & Co
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Increase Holdings—
have
.27
Goodbody
335,422
income
♦Deficit.—V,
Gas
William
749,635
railway—
oper.
F. S. Smithers & Co
.17
Goldman, Sachs & Co
1,942,921
768,370
Smith,
.17
Reid
.46
1.70
.17
.27
Marshall
&
Fulton,
1—
railway
Co
& Co
&
Foster
stock
PROCEEDS—The
July
Scribner
Deane &
will
debentures
new
company's
interest.
.27
Barney
asked
$29,350
1953.
1,
debentures
the
Dec.
.79
Singer,
of
been
the
of
July
.27
—
First Southwest Co
Ry.—Earnings—
1952
from
Inc.
City have
option
Dec. 18, 1955, at 100.75%
thereafter
through
Dec.
Harris,
&
bid
Harriman
The subscription
common
at
.46
Co
&
Fairman
Smith,
Chicago
October—
Sills,
First of Michigan Corp.—
First
Securities
Co.
of
1672.
Colorado & Wyoming
Shields
of
.68
—
Co.
&
Hammill & Co.
Shearson,
•
.79
.17
Clark & Co
Farwell,
—
Co
&
Scranton
W.
.79
.17
.17
.46
du Pont & Co..
Estabrook
income—
oper.
.79
Stringfellow
&
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.—
Equitable Securities Corp..
258,956
146,229
1—
railway
railway..
—V. 176, p.
475,235
Scott
York
The
-
best
second
a
White, Weld & Co. (jointly).
One other bid was
Ripley & Co., Inc., and Alex. Brown & Sons
and
from
Under the initial conversion rate, which
applies through 1954, a debenture holder will have the right to sur¬
render
a
$100 debenture plus $15
in cash and receive in exchange
five shares of common stock; during 1955 and 1956 a debentureholder
can
surrender a $100 debenture
plus $20 in cash and receive five
shares of common stock; after 1956 the company will issue four shares
Mason,
&
.17
Francis I.
$1,112,002
589,096
Co
&
Hutzler
&
Bros.
Horner
Inc.
against
Corp.
Conversion
.17
Elworthy & Co
1949
$1,553,443
290,450
income...
from
from
Net
1950
1951
$1,753,903
railway
oper.
Salomon
was
beginning
.46
Scott,
.68
Stuart & Co. on Dec. 1 was high bidder for the right to
unsubscribed portion
of $16,483,300 3V4%
debentures.
a
price of $11,000 to be paid by the company to the
any
and The New York Trust Co. in
designated subscription agents by the com¬
rights and the debentures are being admitted
to
trading on the New York Stock Exchange, and the rights will
also be traded on the Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
.27
Rothschild & Co
L. F.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.— 2.27
Drexel
October—
Gross
v;
.27
debenture.
pany.
.17
Lukens
right for each common share held on that
(jointly), who asked $39,500.
Maryland Trust Co. in Baltimore
.27
Linn
price of $100 for each $100 debenture have
to stockholders of record Dec. 1, 1952, who
one
bid
New
.46
and
a
up
.46
Inc.
Co.,
Rodman &
is
Thirty rights are required
received
Robinson-Humphrey
Robinson
at
issued
Boston
.17
Co.—
.79
Dominick & Dominick
Colorado & Southern Ry.- -Earnings-
&
company
18, 1967, to holders of its common stock. War¬
evidencing rights to subscribe for the new deben¬
underwriter,
.27
&
Gardner
&
.27
Day & Co
Hughes
Inc
Reinholdt
.27
Co
&
Co.
—
Power Co. of Bait.
Stockholders—The
to
the
refunding mortgage 3Vt%
sale.
The proceeds are
175, p. 1222.
Dec.
Halsey,
.68
& Co.—
.17
Dempsey & Co
working capital.
Raffensperger,
.17
Dain &
M.
Putnam
plant expansion.—V.
linance
to
The
.17
Pressprich & Co
W.
.79
Co.——
&
R.
used
authorized
November
private
through
1982,
in
of first
$35,000,000
to
due
M,
buy
1.02
-
Inc.
>.27
Curtiss, House & Co._
Paul H.
is
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Co.—Bonds Approved—
Commission
U.
P.
up
to subscribe for each
The subscription offer will expire at
3:30 p.m. on Dec. 18, 1952.
Debentures not subscribed
for through the exercise of rights will be purchased from
the company by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
be
$100
.17
Co
Northwest
issue
to
series
date.
.17
Company
.17
Inc
Weedon
Cruttenden
securities
the
&
Crowell,
unit.
per
company
r\"t
at
company's
the
is
Ohio
Connecticut
received
.17
Pacific
Inc
Burr,
Collins
Courts
preferred
and
tion,
&
Julien
$1
of
Clarke
.17
,17
2.27
.46
Co
&
Noyes
shoe
Connecticut Light & Power
The
been
.27
1.70
W.
Coffin
and 255,000 shares of nc par common stock with a stated
per
share. The shares are to be sold in units of two
stock and one share of common stock for $3 per
The prospectus states that the shares are offered as a specula¬
of
value
to
John
A.
machines
actual
Canadian
and
plans to set up a dmeonstration shoe factory,
of the Moenus and Compo lines can be
produ6tion conditions to all interested American
manufacturers.—V. i76, p. 1058.
company
major
under
tures
.17
David
The
Clark & Co
W.
E.
COMPO
rants
&
Newhard, Cook & Co
Republic Co.
Clark, Dodge & Co
Commission—
Newbold's Son
H.
.27
Inc.—
The
wherein
due
.79
Co.
.17
—
(Inc.)
value,
par
at
on
W.
which provides for
manufacture and
agreement
import-export
an
between their companies in the
machinery througnout the World.
cooperation
offering $16,484,300 of New 3V4% convertible debentures,
.68
& Co.
& Co
O'Conor, President of this corpoation and Horst Apitzsch,
Maschinenfabrik Moenus A. G., of Frankfurt, Germany,
signed
27
Nov.
Consolidated Gas Electric Light &
.17
Co
Co
Stanley
Moseley
registration statement with the
capital stock ($1 par value).
a
common
;
—Debentures Offered
.68
1.70
Mullaney, Wells & Co
1.02
—
F. Cassell & Co.,
With
S.
F.
.17
Sons
&
(Inc.)
filed a registration statement with the
of cumulative 6%
preferred stock, $1
Dec. 1,
500,000 shares
corporation
.17
filed
21
Nov.
on
Francisco, Calif.
Exchange Commission—
and
250,000 shares of
of
director
to
.17
.17
.17
.17
&
Turben
un¬
424.
p.
Charles W.
a
bonds,
Pierce,
Milwaukee
Morgan
.17
Central
Securities and Exchange
Co
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
H.
M'. Byllesby & Co.
C.
Code Products Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Registers
1.70
C. Bradford & Co
Alex.
4,523,966
income—
1766.
and
.68
—
Inc.
13,503,119
3,348,683
railway—
railway
Inc
176,
company
.27
Beane
&
an
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Export Agreement—
.68
Marks & Co.
M'itchum, Tully & Co
Moore, Leonard & Lynch.
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
J.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1.02
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
$2,019,922
803,713
income...
oper.
Co
&
Co
&
Lynch,
Fenner
._
Blyth & Co.,
1950
Co.—
McDonald & Co
Weeks
Ball, Burge & Klaus
Bariet, Fitch, North & Co.
1949
1951
$1,928,174
railway—
&
retaining
company
states
distribution of shoe
,46
Baker,
on
corporation
covering
—v.
close
Rhoades &
Loeb,
M.
Baker,
Corp.,
1952
railway
from
The
SEC
1.70
Loewi & Co—.
Irving Lundborg
Co.,
Inc.
Brothers
Co.
1.02
& Co
Baird
Carl
With Securities
for
2.27%
.17
.79
1.02
Loeb
Lehman
each
~
the
of
the respective
have severally
& Co
Bissell & Meeds
Langley & Co
Higginson Corp
Lee
.46
Bache & Co
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings-
ry.
to
subscribed
C.
W.
shared,
or
statement
tAddi-
such
of
not
are
as
Kuhn,
Laird,
6.895
Securities
Bacon,
of the newly-formed Clevite
William G. Lai for has been named
October—
Net
time
shown
6.895%
Co
&
C. Allyn & Co.,
American
William
Net
of any
issuable
of shares
preferred stock.
new
underwriters
preferred stock
new
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc._
from
the
carried
be
may
interest.
Commonwealth Stock Fund, Inc., San
conversion
upon
and
property
registration
—Files
Illncludes 2,735,469 shares
issuance
for
No.
company,
the
/,
time thfe
the three
Alabama;
South Florida: and Republic of Haiti; that, as a matter of policy, the
company
will not necessarily
restrict its
future
activities to any
particular geographic area or to those areas where present activities
now
are
in progress;
and that the company's income at present' is
limited
and
it
now
owns
no
producing properties
and makes no
representations that oil or gas will be lound on any of the various
tracts now under exploration or covered by any development contract.
be issued. Shares converted or redeemed
preferred
& Co
Forgan
Adams
M.
A.
President
oi The Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co., Clevite's largest operating unit.
Shortly after the end of the war he was made Works Manager
and 1948 was elected Vice-President of Manufacturing.
Last June he
became Vice-President of Operations.—V.
176, p. 1962.
Gross
be reissued.
not
may
is
mortgage
bonds
exercise of the subscription warrants, and
of such unsubscribed shares which they
the
Glore,
preferred stock (par
stock and all of the
for Propper-McCallum
President,
Myers,
announced
28
Nov.
company's
additional
§As of Nov. 24, 1S52.
Nov.
convertible
$1.32
the
thereof,
terms
tional shares of this series may
E.
of Unit—
Clcvite Corp.—Laffer President
James
the
to
under
may be issued.
tMaximum amount
indenture.
Debentures are acquired from
the
under
issuable
series
future
or
issued
value)—
bonds
of
amount
existing
and
($25 par
§1,579,739 shs.
1,155,730 shs.
§13,868,761 shs.
X
X
1124,000,000 shs.
stock
Robert
r
6,000,000 shs.
—_
stock—
Monday, December 8, 1952
.
that at the present
company's principal leaseholds and activities are located in
following general areas:
North Florida and Southwestern
value,
par
_
preferred
The First Boston Corp.—
on
issue of 3,548 shares of 5%' cumulative
the additional 50,600 shares of common
preferred
49,000,000
Lease
the
in
The
45,000,000
45,000,000
47,175,000
$50,000,000
49,000,000
——
convertible
♦The
State
to
expenses
agreed to purchase, are as fellows:
approving an increase in the
tb 300,600 shares and on author¬
vote
an
S100I,
-
percentages
Hosiery
of Propper-McCallum
and
Inc., on Dec. 9 will vote on approving a joint agreement
the Claussner Hosiery Co. to be the surviving corporation.
izing
Outstanding
$180,000,000
100,000,000
50,000,000
40,000,000
'
1982
,
$1.32
free
is
divided
3'/4%, series O, due July 1,
tSinking fund debentures—
3%, due April 1, 1999
upon
Co.—Proposed Consolidation—
this company
of
merger,
common
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
3%, series L, due Feb. 1, 1977
3%, series M, due April l, 19853%, series N, due June 1, 1978—
UNDERWRITERS—The
stockholders
The
EFFECT
bonds—
mortgage
.
833 in North Florida, all exploration work
the company retaining ultimately a divided
involved; and that in still other instances
the development contract may be in the nature of a joint venture
where
the
work
is
undertaken
by
Commonwealth's associates and
covering
on
Claussner Hosiery
Co.,
GIVING
Authorized
1962.
p.
Further details
associates.
and
interest
1,155,730 shares
The
Corp.
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
parkway
wire,
office
wire
Boston
follow:
Nassau County, N. Y., manufactures a variety
including plastic insulated building wires, rubber
and lead covered building wires and cables, bell
cable,
and
coveied
corporation,
This
—
First
The
Hicksville,
and
Y.,
of
will receive
company
of the proceeds from the sale.
'BUSINESS
N.
the
stockholders and
certain
no
.
case
with
♦As
the
of
Aug.
conversion
standing
2%%
31,
into
1952
and
shares
convertible
adjusted
of
common
debentures,
to
give
effect
stock
and
due
May
at
said
redemption
date
of
to
out¬
15,
1962 and the
issuance of
all the new debentures now offered.
+Open mortgage.
tdose3 mortgage.
3lncludes $52,000 principal amount held by the
trustee under the mortgage securing the issue in a fund created under
the mortgage.
1189,019 shares of common stock (of which 78,669 have
tihce been issued) were reserved at Aug. 31, 1952 for issuance upoa
Volume
Number 5175
176
15-year 2Vi%
convertible debentures due May 15,
were subsequently caLed lor redemption' on
824,215 shares of common stock are to be reserved
issuance upon conversion of the new debentures now offered.
of
conversion
31,
lor
the
which
1962,
Oct.
ten
time
„
deoentures
acid.
to
such
7,
1952, the company obtained commitments
institutions for short-term loans from time to
810,000,000 outstanding at any one time. Pursuant
July
oi
banking
not
exceed
the
commitments,
borrowed $5,000,000 on July 31,
company
15, 19o2, and issued a like
notes oearing interest at the rate of
3%
per
annum and maturing June 15, lb53, subject to the rignt of
prepayment, to provide funds for temporarily financing construction
expenditures and for other corporate purposes.
It is intended that
these loans will be repaid out oi the proceeds oi the new debentures.
All outstanding 15-year 2Va%
convertible debentures, due May 15,
1962, were called for redemption on Oct. 31, 1952, and the indenture,
pursuant to which such debentures had been issued, has been dis¬
charged.—V. 176, p. 2062.
additional $5,000,000 on Sept.
1952
and
face
amount
an
of
Whiting
announced.
the
of
unit
the
kLowatcs
The
Weadock
is
anu
war
ten
it
Mich.,
years
is
ago.
ally
piant
is
60
Saginaw
on
hydro
and
steam
scheduled
Bay,
comp.etely
second
the
of
one
plant
new
plants
the
in
Consumers system.
The
V.
compsnv
176,
in
Michigan
63
counties.—
4.60%
of
nounced
by
companies
Known
an¬
was
Cooper-Bessemer
as
as
engines and compressors. Cooper-Bessemer International will
the company's products in the Western Hemisphere
outside the United States. Cooper-Bessemer Overseas will be responsible
Bessemer
handle
all sales of
for sales
to
the
world.—V.
of the
rest
Crosley
Powel
Tire
meeting,
Crosley,
Co.
stock
from
the
is
If
$10
shares
Dec.
1
for
12
Dec.
entitled
are
to
per
exchange
to
one
to
of
71%
would
then
of
share
new
20 shares of the presently outstanding com¬
be
600,000,
out
which
of
would
there
be
shares
of
asked
be
authorize
to
a
class
new
of
2,716
convertible
3'>
In
of
the
&
due
of
$666,510
notes,
interest,
rent
and
expenses
currently.
asked to vote upon
will be
also
proposal to elimi¬
nate the deficit in the earned surplus account of the company amount¬
ing to $3,410,332 as of July 31, 1952. by charging the same to capital
surplus to be created under the recapitalization plan.—V. 176,p p. 1767.
a
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Indentures Modified to
Co., an international
stock
of
the
and
Allow Dividend PaymentsHolders
the
Nov.
of
first
first
stock
Co.
&
the
of
of
corporation
that
17
fund 3Vi %
modification of the original indentures to
payment of dividends on the 5%
convertible preferred stock
a two-year period beginning Nov.
17. 1952.
the
indenture
original
the
19G6
series
dividends
cash
pay
of
the
of
the
agreed
company
that,
while
on
were
less than the total amount of the outstanding bonds and other long-term indebtsdness of the company and
its wholly-owned subsidiaries.
>J" , /
,
,
J,
,
.
bondholders
The
that
the
amended
17
provision
foregoing
shall
the
indenture
the
prevent
not
to
1953,
latter
less
such
advised
intends
than
45
offer
to
days
nor
W.
22,
1952
offer
W.
been
by
to
Grace
&
an
R.
that
yet
W.
corporation.
protection
such
offer
an
Minimum
the
of
for
approval
requirements
interests
of
the
for
ments
calendar
three
it
would
most
recent
offer,
have
redeemed,
to
if received,
such
the
Sons is
ry.
the
by
such
More
than
in
will
be
$16,000,000
building and expansion
required to complete this
the company
So,
would
not
its
on
of
stock
cash—on
the
Net
from
investigation
Net
ry.
this
state¬
Gross
including the current
years,
befcome effective
could
as
con¬
a
to
of
the
series
A
preferred
stock
cessation
dividends—whether
of
period
company's
the
the
'and
decreased,
comoanv's
named below,
for whom Alex.
Manager, have severally agreed to purchase,
agreed to sell to them, severally, the respec¬
has
indicated below of such of the shares of the additional
shall not be subscribed for
by the exercise of rights:
Sons
indebtedness
will
have
so
suspension of the dividend convenants will not
that further
necessary.
the
At
present
preferred
convertible
and
declared
V.
176, p.
time
paid
there are no dividend arrearages
and quarterly dividends in
stock
stock during
the common
on
1951
the 5%
have
been
on
and
to
date.—
1862.
The
ers
Common Stock
160,666 additional shares of $1 par value
at $34.50 per share on the basis of one
share for each four shares held. Subscription war¬
rants
for
stock
common
new
on
(EST) on Dec. 16. The offering
is being underwritten by an investment banking group
headed by Alex. Brown & Sons which has agreed to pur¬
chase any unsubscribed common shares.
expire 3:30
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
from
sale
of
additional
the
common
approximately
the
in
fiscal
$25,600,000.
ended
year
that
corporation
by
the
in
fiscal
1953
and
this
Of
June
30,
total,
1952.
$13,700,000
$9,925,000
in
fiscal
$1,975,000 was expended
is presently anticipated
be spent on the program
It
will
1954.
expected
items
to
stantially
at
begin operation in January
capacity by June 30, 1953.
BUSINESS—The
30,
of
was
year
and
to
be
sub¬
incorporated
in
Maryland
on
12
;<
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.—New President—
:. :
Ferguson has been elected to take office as President and
retirement
Board
thereby
became
the successor to
a
business originally
established
The
corporation
is
engaged
principally
in
the
production
and
sale,
of
agricultural chemicals, and industrial and specialty chemicals. The
agricultural chemicals arc represented by superphosphates, of which
the corporation is one of the leading domestic producers, and mixed
fertilizers.
...
The- industrial
and
specialty
chemicals
are
represented
by
synthetic cracking* catalysts fused in' petroleum refining), sulphuric
acid, jsilica-gel;'specialty catalysts; silicofluorides, and hydrofiuosilicic
of
company
Bradley
Goldman,
&
Sachs
Sons
H.
Ohio
Northwest
4
Reinholdt &
6
iy2
Shields
&
Singer,
2V2
Stein
4
G.
ly2
Wertheim
Mead,
—V.
Miller & Co._
176,
_
Piper,
1963.
p.
Co
&
&
w;
1376.
.
Noel
profit
Depreciation and
4
the offering.
"
$555,733
net
64,000
63,500
205,500
p.
176,
t$9,181
$144,975
$30,233
47,717
161,228
46,043
176,
$497,296
171,977
683.
P.
oth.
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$10,723,874
taxes--
and
inc.*-
9,115,959
Net
ry.
Net
*
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$9,533,138 $52,115,531
8,160,547
1952
from
from
$47,319,319
42,780,856
from
income
corp.
Income
3,734,555
15,686
1,795,919
*897,011
51,465,936
38,314,410
13,034,069
20,557,207
5,430,120
41,405,141
18,376,615
8,513,566
7,645,381
1,373,375,.
1—
railway
railway
5,035,334
ry. oper. income—
Deficit.—V. 176, p. 1673.
$1,697,915
$1,372,591
$9,334,665
$8,607',814
613,972
580,821
2,496,839
2,145,445
Earns,
stock-
com.
on
$993,943
$751,770
$6,837,826
$6,462,369
Number
of
2,565,344
2,291,333
quarterly
that
has
War
C.
outstanding
high
new
a
been
of
$2.67
$186,000,000
carried
by
on
the
$2.82
according
This figure reflects
to stockholders.
report
program
close of World
Kenneth
to
rose
outstanding
share
common
assets
Total
shares
common
per
dollar
that
II.
of
company
current
supply power to the new atomic plant
The
sale
kilowatt
of
for
ultimate
the
shortage of
resulting
from
the
the
sixth
the
in
TV A
5,585,254
ry.
$199,578
$159,643
$1,031,674
$1,208,933
96,593
109,576
413,103
547,904
Net
Net
turbine
of
at
this
a
Southern
new
station
in
the
summer
66,000-kilowatt
Division
at
a
of
1953.
transmission
cost
of
Inc.
•1J"
Duluth, Winnipeg
$1,809,000.—V.
Delaware
&
Hudson
October—
from
from
Net
ry.
176,
$5,492,539
1,986,281
1,520,318
1,818,008
income—
1,024,433
625,981
931,791
555,356
43,237,753
49,383,291
45.035,800
41,670,904
11,116,054
10,715,022
9,814,705
6,906.052
5,819,507
4,736,471
4,823,463
3,121,665
from
from
Net
ry.
$4,175,816
1,049,301
1—
railway-
railway.:
income—
oper.
176,
1949
$5,606,830
railway—™
oper.
Net
Corp.—Earnings—
,
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR..—Earnings1952
October—
Net
from
Net
ry.
1951
1950
1949
$8,698,952
$3,115,485
$7,673,249
$6,395,469
railway—
2,459,572
1,163,052
1,974,637
1,003,151
1,998,095
income
972,333
1,495,506
749,910
66,764,269
67,226,386
11,274,332
73,846,134
13,622,562
13,946,050
12,239,968
8,433,940
5,804,132
-6,677,274
5,513,166
from
railway....
oper.
Net
from
from
Net ry.
railway.—
railway.^
income—
1672.
oper.
—V. 176,
p.
$310,400
9,909
$384,700
106,485
*74,650
7,257
from
Gros
9,310
4,935.100
Net
from
Net
ry.
4.231,700
3,6201800
2,747,800
999,463
railway:
794,337
876,723
205,856
18,683
*15,049
130,206
*298,790
77,398,871
54,213
railway
income—
176, p. 1673.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
Light Co.—250,000 Common Shares Sold—
Duquesne
Due
to
150,000
typographical
a
shares
of
of
The
shares.
2062.
of Dec. 1, the number
and sold was given as
250,000 shares.
See V. 176,
issue
offered
our
recently
number
<
is
7
,
Electric Bond
United
in
error
stock
correct
common
Gas
'•
>
Share Co.—Stock Subscriptions-^-
&
Corp.
below.—V.
176,
p.
.
2062.
*****
Electric Energy, Inc.—To Increase
Capitalization-*-
;
plant- at
Joppa, III., to supply power for the Government's new atomic energy
plant at Paducah, Ky., plans to raise its capitalization to $159,000,000
which
corporation,
its
$103,000,000.
it was announced
present
company,
a
huge
electric power
on
Nov.
24,
ia building
«?■
is
seeking
this in¬
in order to boost its rated capacity to about 900,000
kilowatts from the originally planned capacity of 652,000 kilowatts.
The
Union
Eletcric
Co.
ol'
Missouri, »one of
the five owners of
capital
Electric
Energy,
for
permission
has f.pp ied to the Missouri P. S. Commission
purchase 10,800. additional shares of Electric • Eh-
Inc.,
to
$100 par common stock.
Union Electric's present
Electric Energy's stock total
14,000 common shares, or
qrgy's
outstanding
The
ether
additional
holdings of
of. the
40%
stock.
four
shares
owners
the
in
Public
Illinois
of
Electric Energy
in ratio to
company
Service
Co.
and
Illinois
also plan to purchase
their present holdings.
Power Co., each .cur¬
rently owning 7,000 shares, will each purchase 5,400 additional shares.
South Utilities, Inc., and Kentucky Utilities Co., whicb~/each
hold 3,500 shares, will each )-.uy 2,700 additional shares.
;■
The slock investment of the five owners of Electric Energy1 now
amounts to $3,500,000.
The remainder of the capitalization is Jnade
up of loans from insurance companies.
Bv purchasing the additional
Middle
now
shares
.
of
stock
the
five
owners
will
put
company.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$415,300
3,125
*66,431
income
From Jan. 1—
Central
1672.
p.
1949
$381,3.00
railway
oper.
creased
1950
1950
railway
from
ry.
from
below.
1951
1951
for
$5,645,254
From Jan.
Gross
RR.
1952
railway
Pacific Ry.—Earnings-
&
1952
from
Net
Net
The
Gross
p.
October—
See
circuit
de yegh*MutuaI Fund, Inc.—New Name—
de Vegh Mutual Fund,
oper.s.
income
1767.
oper.
176,
This
Pell,
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
p.
.
1963.
See
5,631,585
of the fifth 60,000-kilowatt turbine at the O. H.
and the progress in work toward the installation
completion
company's
$6,6a3,259
Ohio.
drought
severe
..
The
p.
Pike County,
•
comp'etion
Kutchings station
the
in
12 months ended Sept. 30, 1952, of 217,116,000
energy to the Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.
to
the Tennessee Valley
Authority
alleviated
power
The
$697,559
537,916
electric
delivery
area.
of
the
during
hours
$821,123
621,545
Gross
Long,
the
revenueexpenses-
company
President, pointed out for the benefit of security
has no outstanding bank Joans.
For every
liabilities, the company has current assets of $1.40.
This condition, according to Mr. Long, places the company in a sound
position for continued expansion and
potential earnings.
Other
important company
activities during the third quarter of
1952 reported by Mr. Long include:
Participation in the plan by 15 privately owned electric utilities
holders
$6,79^,137
oper
Railway
the
to
i
.
1952—10 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1951
Railway cper.
huge expan¬
since the
the
15,420,823
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.- -Earnings—
38,711,505
(net)
deductions
$366,420
*1,412,512
$6,675,161
3,277,142
41,825,362
income—
oper.
$6,918,339
3,329,125
Period End. Oct. 31—
Gross
'
1949
1950
19ol
$7,462,932
railway
railway
from
Gross
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
&
r
October—
Net
Net
1
—_—
507.
From Jan.
fDeficit.- -V.
taxes.
1951
__$108,740,592 $97,327,210
$1.83
$1.79
—
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.- -Earnings—
232,634
income
and
of the public
1952
assets
value per share
$729,930
profit
tons milled
price
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$208,475
*Nofc
♦Before depiction
fixed
a
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Net Assets at Record—
As of Oct. 31—
4
Gross
Dry
be
The underwriting commission will be 9%
6
Co.
$54,819
amort.
will
price
oflering price.—V. 176, p. 1863.
—V.
1952—3 Mos.—1951
Sept. 30—
purchasers headed by .Van
of
group
offering
to
Day Mines, Inc.- -Earnings Declineoperating
public
The
Co.
&
Net asset
Pericd End.
;
' ^
The corporation on Nov. 28 iiied a registration statement with' the
SEC
covering 100,000 shares of its common stock, 50c par value.
These shares are now outstanding and are held by Mrs. Selma Beck
Oritt, who owns of record and beneficially 116,000 shares (13.38%)
of the common stock of the company.
The company will receive 110
Total
Net
:-</.
l'/s
Co
&
"
-
.
,
Diana Stores Corp.—Registers With SEC—
2y,
____
Co
Witter
the
176,
ly2
Scribncr
Boyce
Walked &
H.
Dean
of
1948.—V.
Chairman
by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., as representative of tne
purchasers,
with the
approval of the selling stockholder,
on
the
basis of tne reported prices
or quotations of the
outstanding stock
of the company on the New York Stock Exchange immediately prior
l'/2
Gardner
Co.——
Bros.
elected
4
Jaffray & Hopwood
&
been
has
Dewey
Ferguson has been Executive Vice-President since
designated
Jackson &
Deane
.
V/z
4
6
Legg & Co.___
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
l>/2
Co.
&
Curtis
ly2
Co
C.
Son
Company
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Kidder, Pcabody & Co
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
&
6
_
Company
Newbold's
Bradley
l," when
Jan.
on
tne company was founded in
the provisions of the company's
since
under
office
that
plan.
the
President
been
Alstyne,
Folger, Nolan Inc
Gross
1832.
has
from
Directors.
of
Mr.
p.
Officer
Executive
Dewey, who
1919 retires
Paine, Webber,
Dominick__—__
Garrett
45,581
96,740 "
Hugh S.
2»/2
Co
Beane
Milwaukee
Oct.
1935. As of Dec. 31.of that year it acquired the assets and busines;.
Davison Chemical Co., which had been incorporated in 1902,
736,642
part of the proceeds of the sale.
The shares are to be sold to a
—V.
The
and
in
corporation
next
959,287
Wz
Net
in the program are facilities for the production of
synthetic cracking catalyst near Lake Charles, La., and facilities for
the production of tuple superphosphate near Bartow,
Fla.
Both of
these
projects are now underway.
The Louisiana catalyst p'ant is
Principal
p.
ly2
stock,
to
702,569
Income—
2062.
oper.
176,
iy2
p.m.
together with other funds, will be used by Davison Chemical
defray the cost of its expansion program, involving an outlay of
2,867,295
b54,096
railway
from
ry.
—V.
Pacific
Offered—
Dec. 2 offered its common stockhold¬
of record at 3:30 p.m. (EST) Dec. 1, 1952, the right to
corporation
subscribe
.
—
2,661,087
4,979,361
2,160,535
4
to
Chemical Corp.
Davison
6,179,501
The
&
sion
lons-term
6,302,303
2,769,967
railway
iy2
cessa¬
ock.
s
150,144
6,303,847
income—
oper.
from
Net
voting
underwriters
Co.___
exps.
believed that by the end of the two-year
consolidated net current assets will have so
1949
$414,941
304,887
Courts
Oper.
current
1950
$650,972
Newhard, Cook & Co
program
the
pay
1951
$633,672
269,951
86,680
iy2
rev.
incorporation,
of
1952
$700,805
341,482
111,271
William Blair & Co
Robert
2,361,148
From Jan. 1—
corpora¬
financial
as
&
&
4,598,289
Shore Line RR.—Earnings-
railway
railway—.
irom
W.
Earnings*
certificate
requires
common
conditions
such
6,038,870
2,538,515
2,061,037
income—
4
Gross
management stated it
'increased,
be
dividends
preferred
or
The
under
preferred stock.
the company's
under
Moreover,
tion
able
been
have
dividends
4,742,469
190,989
1673.
p.
&
its total long-term indebtedness.
modification approved on Nov.
17, the company
the
12,647,590
239,719
15,689,678
October—
Gross
will be less then
without
14,899,836
6,352,035
3,064,618
337,633
14,674,305
incohie—
Detroit & Toledo
Co.
not
17,
mostly in the last quarter of 1952, but extending into 1953, the com¬
stated. Because of such heavy expenditures it was thought prob¬
able that, for a year or longer, the consolidated net current assets of
1949
$1,126,991
333,436
The
par
pany
1950
$1,551,259
753,175
381,595
2y2
program.
a
1951
$1,605,105
611,712
738, b2o
2i/2
&
618,443
$1,697,527
railway
oper.
176,
stockholders
an
audited
&
or
as
Period End. Sept. 30—
engaged
is
351,185
_
railway
from
ry.
—V.
-
company
473,421
1952
oper.
Chief
American Securities Corp
Bacon, Whipple & Co
$100.
The
305,110
532,157
257,184'
railway
from
Net
the
acting
corporation
stock
67,899
1,598,049
income—
railway
Net
assets
class.
a
and
tive percentages
common
64,895
1,818,581
874,664
From Jan. 1—
Gross
management of the corporation believe that
not be possible to
complete such investigation and to submit
such offer to the stockholders before July 1, 1953.
and
15,890
2,166,082
932,637
be
one-half
by
as
directors
Brown &
41,176
1,704,183
:
1767.
p.
from
Net
will
any
124,023
railway—...
Net
such
separately and
The
1949
$224^748
135,025
income—
railway
from
Net
(1952).
it
1950
$248,514
121,111
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
within
stockholders of
would include
the
1951
$277,740
84,870
October—
The
Grace &
R.
acquire
Co.
1952
oper.
176,
Gross
a
period
days from that date, and
90
tion, in the opinon of the board,
any
602,188
6 783,516
$209,516
railway
railway—...
from
be subject to the approval of the stockholders
The directors of the corporation believe that a thor¬
recommend
for
12
7,350,388
oper.
ry.
—V.
Grace
R.
should
year
14,099,642
9,234,775
from
Net
made.
it
the
19,744,476
8,898,383
income—
1672.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
substantially all of
or
has
is
this
20,431,608
railway
from
Net ry.
as
18.9%
or
investigation of the business and affairs of W. R. Grace
necessary before it can be in a position to determine whether
of
54, 912,423
would
that company.
for
53,026,425
from
Net
Corp.
advised
offer
than
more
63,481,913
with transpor¬
preferred stock,
Chemical
Nov.
on
of
847;76d
66,795,655
railway
p.
Net
acquire all
such
submit
stock
common
to
1, 533,604
1,565,069
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—
from
companv
cash
value
further
was
not
effect
the
during the year's .commencing. Nov. 17, 1952, and Nov.
dividends upon its 5%
convertible preferred stock,
paying
reserved
are
trading concern
Davison
No
3,240,790
1,410,416
2,798,757
1,484,513
October—
GRACE & CO.—-W. R. Grace
the series A
oifer
an
3,249,874
income—
oper.
176,
Gross
be
Nov.
on
R.
and
the
of
corporation.
exchange for
any
outstanding, the company would not
its stock it the consolidated net current assets
should
company
stock
common
corporation have been
make
to
in
permit
during
approved
Under
bonds
the
the
the
class
each
proposes
assets
Carl M.
sinking fund bonds, 1966 series, and
series B bonds, due 1966, on
mortgage 7 Vb '/<
mortgage sinking
industrial
$5, 472U78
803,333 shs.
offered.
now
24,280 shares of
The officers of
John
of
128,533 shs.
from
ry.
—V.
interests, many of whose activities are conducted in South and
Central American countries, is the owner of 121,400 shares of the com¬
Dominick
The stockholders
stock
common
$7,244,107
from
Net
tation
after
and
of
ANTICIPATED PROPOSAL FROM W.
Baker, Watts
year
171,377 shares
1949
$7,828,171
oper.
Net
11,500,000 shs.
value)
par
addition,
preferred stock, $1,000 par, which will be
issued to Powel Crosley, Jr., in full payment of a $3,054,510 debt owed
him by the company.
This debt comprises $2,388,000 of notes maturing
one
318,750
of
Alex. Brown
will
Gross
300,000 shs.
128,533 shs.
A
ser.
ry.
1950
$8,181,840
From Jan. 1—
issu¬
stock,
from
Net
28,462.7
outstanding.
also
318,750
pfd.
($1
sale
-Earnings—
1951
1952-
railway
1
railway—...
from
Net
Outstanding
*$14,300,000
1967 $19,300,000
seri¬
value)
par
UNDERWRITERS—-The
common
agreed to by stockholders, the authorized number of common
Stockholders
May 1,
(due
Gross
Dec.
General
vote.
stockholder, owning over
stock.
the par value of the
increase
share and
to
$10 par common for each
mon.
called
been
major
common
proposes
to
$6
record
of
outstanding
company
has
FINANCING
approved by the board of directors of the
corporation and by the holders of two-thirds of the common stock and,
to
Jr.,
Rubber
&
The
stockholders
oi
Stockholders
Crosley's
stock
Before
recapitalize the company, to pay off a debt to
and to eliminate the deficit in the earned surplus
proposals
account.
($50
conv.
cum.
unless
consider
stock
offered).
176, p. 2062.
Inc.—Plans Recapitalization—
Motors,
special
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.-
owns
$14,300,000 may be increased by a further loan of
$5,000,000 on or about July 1, 1953.
133,824 shares of common stock
are presently, reserved for issuance under the
provisions of the "Incen¬
tive Stock Option Plan"
(this reservation will be increased to 42,280
shares, after the issuance of 160,666 shares of common stock now
tract,
A
it
ough
companies
and
Cooper-Bessemer Overseas Corp., the new
exclusive export sales distributors for Cooper-
Corp.
serve
President.
Lefebvre,
Gordon
International
subsidiary
wholly-owned
two
PRESENT
TO
19591—
amount
'"The
of
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—Two New Subsidiaries—
formation
due
mortgages
8,
Nov.
Common
that
The
to
of
2062'.
p.
EFFECT
able in series
Co.
people
3,000,000
serves
GIVING
payable
money
Preferred
mon
capacity is under construction at
1953, with a seventh unit of 135,000
plant
Whiting
the
since
C.
John
the
at
1954.
built
of
capacity
total
Monroe,
above
kilowatt
106,000
Whiting plant for service m
for
Erie,
Lake
on
doubles
This
third
A
piant
deposits
from
.
notes
Purchase
and
increased its statewide interconnected electric gen¬
erating capacity to 1,222,000 ki.owatts with the placing in service
last week of a second 85,000 knowatt steam electric unit at the new
R.
rock
Authorized
3.95%
compary
Justin
phosphate
1, 1952 for conversion of the series A preferred stock.
This
number will, if required, be appropriately increased after the issuance
Capacity—
Consumers Power Co.—Increases
This
mines
5
(2161)
October—
of
.
corporation
CAPITALIZATION
promissory
its
The
i
fioriua.
in
1952.
NOTES—As
from
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
$2,700,000
more
into the
-'« •
^
capitalization is expected
to be raised by sale- of bonds to insurance companies.
Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co. and Prudential Insurance Co. of America already
hold $99,500,000 of Electric Energy, Inc.'s bonds.—V. 174, -p. 4.
The
rest
of
the
$56,700,000
increase
in
6
The Commercial and
(2162)
Electronic
Devices,
fered—1Teliier
speculation"
stock
issue
an
and
for
ponent
parts
the
commenced
the
be
to
are
corporation
manufacture
of
manufacture
in
EFFECT
stock
17G,
class
and
shares
A
the
of
subscribed
been
have
the
aggregate
paid
for
underwriters
number
of
subscription
under
have
shares
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.).140,000
below:
of
*'"
agreed
stock
common
Stiaus,
Blosser
&
McDowell
20,000
Co
&
Cruttenden
Co
&
Net
from
7,500
Net
ry.
*
_—
——
7,500
—
cent.—
one
Wni.
Ira
Sills. Fairman & Harris, Inc.
6,685,273 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
10.000
10,000
7,500
Roney & Co
Co
Gross
railway
Net
from
Saunders, Stiver &* Co
3,000
Net
ry.
Smith, Hague & Co
2,500
&
dated July
is
note
payments, on account of principal,
including July 1,
1962 —V. 176,
serial
and
to
-190,688
-262,273
23,185,333
6.696,559
24,354,689
4,604,264
22,217,106
3,80o,577
3,451,117
1,646,231
1.150.595
21,538, .47
3,184,L2o
*407,668
1—
'
railway
railway.—L'
income
oper.
'-Deficit,—V.
—V.
$1,635,806
63.835
$1,988,249
192,742
*54,596
$1,883,247
21,617
*192,142
$2,021,256
74,916
,
income.—
Jan.
from
3,000
Haupt
The
agreement.
mortgage, held by The
15, 1952 a-nd
is secured by
note
Co.
Coast Ry.—Earnings-
railway
oper.
From
Fauset, Steele & Co.———4,000
C.
its existing labor
employees under
serial
Insurance
East
lrom
Sharps
Bioren
Dempsey & Co,—10.090
Outstanding
Florida
Gross
Shares
its
Monday, December 8, 1952
.
.
•
to pur¬
opposite
set
to
.
1564.
p.
agree¬
severally
and
Life
is payable in
ten $50,000
commencing July 1,
1953
.
and
plan,
$500,000 43,j%
Mutual
Pt-nn
by-
for
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
176, p. 1863.
(par
pension
common
'
partially
names
2063.
p.
9,148
employees
their
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
conversion
for
■
chase
rectifiers.
GIVING
reserved
3hares
UNDERWRITERS—The
Feb¬
machine
minimum
the
§The
H. M.
resistor
and
1952,
10,
Nov.
on
1952.
20.
551,000
addition,
company
electronic devices and com¬
use.
The corporation
has
automatic
an
$749,021
was
Oct.
on
stock, class B.
capital
in
Delaware
Authorized
Common
common
working
as
amount
$71,058
^Includes
ments.
of
selenium
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
'
Mn
used
organized
was
manufacture and develop
for
military
and
civilian
to
of
was
of operations.
expansion
1951,
shares
3,000,000
of
proceeds
net
BUSINESS-The
ruary,
maximum
at 5 cents per share.
(par 1 cent)
PROCEEDS—The
5
Dec.
on
N. Y.—Stock Of¬
publicly offered "as a
Brooklyn,
Inc.,
Co.
&
Financial Chronicle
,
176,
1768.
p.
'
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry. —Earnings—
October-
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
t
Filtrol Co. of
1952
1949
$5,369,486
$5,031,606
$4,648,880
$1,216,195
1,862,734
2,136,301
*4,233
855,842
*2,170
railway
income.
opcr.
See
lrom
Net
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
39,352,830
45,853.302
40,650,G54
16,834,545
18,538,999
12.262,062
2,911.759
3,290,964
7,701,655
5,080,123
.
income.
opcr.
*Deficit.—V.
17G,
The
35,943,426
13.151.937
...
..
-
of
ment
$447,863
a
v/ere
mailed
half
of
A
to
this
total
employees
bonus
year's
of
"extra
4,248
in
paid
Dec.
on
4.
1936.-—V.
since
the
the
Corp.
today
(Dec.
public offering of 300,000 shares of
per share.
announces
net
proceeds
to
are
used
be
working
oil
of
owns
has
or
sale
its
Governmnet
to
options
where
Mexico,
leaseholds
on
plans
it
its
commercial
It
users.
properties in Texas
oil and gas possibilities,
&'
this
(President),
Hal
the
of
(Treasurer); Charles L. McMahon,
Tompkins,
FILES—The
with
is
New
Nov.
on
William
Jr.,
the
of
Wheeler and Joe
O.
of
covering the above-mentioned 300,000 shares of
to
of
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
1951
1950
1943
Net
l*y.
—V.
146,256,589 148,692,109
income.—
eper,
176,
34,046,550
136,791,799
14,711,972
22,228,180
13,875,534
15,716,526
stock
of
8,178,550
Ended
sales
retail
Nov. 3, '51
faxes
come
Ended
taxes.—
Nov. 1, *52
income
7,310,915
Preferred
3,729,063
——.
31,820,927
■
dividends
14,610,772
118,881
15,125,668
tEarns.
447,613
491,909
3,619,479
3,537,301
14,163,159
tEarnings
the
of
20'v
$1.00
share of
per
shares
stock
$1.06
$4.02
$4.42
stock
common
outstanding during
dividend
of
periods ended Nov. 1,
3,362,293, respectively.
June
1952
29,
Nov.
and
calculated
are
the
periods
19511
and,
3,
made
stock
common
the
general
will
Powerlite
the
be
used
Switchboard
corporate
the
of
to
by
the
Co.
funds
1951,
for
such
the
the
and
It
energy.
The
also
and
six
EARNINGS—Net
after
ah
a
all
re,
charges
as
three
the
sale
of
acquire
the
will
be
and
months
to
of
the
for
year
44
or
share
per
Notes
April
The
New
stock
stock,
York
Trust
(par $1
class
1952
net
plus
SI
stock, class B
(par
$1 per share)
from
100.000
to
shares;
the
common
designation of the
stock,
600.000
to
2Amounts owed
during
any
class
B,"
551,000
to
the
Commercial
the
period
20
ot
C,
was
shares
vary
to
of
from
Nov.
day
20,
to
i952,
and
to
is
15c
the
dividends
Georgia
of
Power
&
Light
series
due
1981.
shares
received
1,
the
1952
Sept.
50c
if
Class
A
B
of
anv
such
A.
1,400,000
the
month
book
calculated
the
will
for
plant
was
used
and
George
with
the
established
K.
Porter.
a
to
Hatboro commenced
has
in
in
1941,
and
type
and
also
dispensing
in
Use
Net
13
acres
with
of
about
GIVING
ground
118,000
EFFECT
in
the
TO
of
PRESENT
to
and
note
due
the
small
(without
(over
balance
97%)
tExcluding
$10.75
per
from
redemption
existing
shares
is
II,
$500,000
share,
July
on
payroll
1,
Oct.
plus
1952,
31,
deduction
to
offered
to
plan,
to
by
dividends
holders
its
the
for
period
$2,539,101
$7,724,965
157,080
161,589
478.283
$7,644,786
489,230
2,952.669
2,266,347
2,952.669
the
2,266,347
$0.72
$1.04
subsidiaries
of
acquired
$3.15
$2.45
of market value of
excess
shares
common
the
over
net
book
issued
value
subsidiaries.
corresponding
any
total
of
$54,526,000
as
of
customers
to
this
fiscal
period
in
$171,294,000
to
and
year
our
set
a
history
compared
with
the
Armed
new
since
sales
record
World
in
the
$115,938,000.
ended Sept.
billings to customers amounted
1952,
30,
with
compared
customer
sales
of
$39,888,000
in
the
quarter of 1951.
in
billings
indirect sales
were
billed
sales
and
which
first
from
deducted
in
of
sales
1951
the quarter
space.
nine
of
the
the
sales,
of
3.8%
1951
and
5.3%.—V.
of
nine
of
government
quarter
subsidies
total
months
volume
to
in
of
first
the
for
ended
acquired
our
176,
p.
$55,878,000
Sept.
on
amount
the
for
of
30,
1952
of
1952.
were
which
If
a
comparable
direct
$17,534,-
government
during the current fiscal
billings
would
months
year
are
with
basis
the
to
$107,564,000 or a reduction
September quarter $34,679,000 or a
684.
of
at
its
the
the
27,499 shs.
trustee
rate
!-
of
from
Net
l'rom
Net
%
ry.
per
called
for
Net
from
its
Net
ry.
company's
railway
oper.
Gross
to
1952
railway
From Jan.
directly
50c
pursuant
the
Gross
President,!
.
company
under
October—
*114,505 shs.
.
debentures
employees
Fort Worth & Denver Ry.- -Earnings-
124,064 shs.
,.
by Kermit Fischer,
mostly by employees.
1952,
12,243.008
240,056
corporation's billings
first nine months of
000
1
65,000 shs.
owned
accrued
19,887,794
11,742,435
share-
and
$500,000.
35,000 shs.
being
19,807.456
—
stock
the
with
reduction
300,000 shs;
owned
currently
6,764,923
4,225,822
.
value)
are
111.396.937
113,352
Outstanding
value)—
par
par
16G,520.762
$2,305,074
these
of
for
volume
sales
serially
1953 to July 1, 1962
pref. shrs. (without par value)
(without
$
38,260,748
outstand..
com.
Included
FINANCING
Authorized
serial
S
52.882,363
4.869,604
capital
assets
For
principal
on
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$
2.451,178
flow
various
floor
Subs.)—Earns.
(&
1952—3 Mos.—1951
dividends
per
the
for
1952,
v-
Pa.,
feet
addi¬
.
—
NOTES—The
precision
offices in
Hatboro,
provide
to
(net)
taxes
shares
Services
Canada,
Holland.
business in several other
square
used
in¬
"Amortization of
in
-
be
Chemical Corp.
&
income
Com.
has
of
electrical
and
Fed.
charge
Preferred
same
sales
will
2063.
p.
of
War
..."
176,
1937.
however,
manufactures
affiliates
or
stock
the
01
taxes
income
"Special
and
April 20,
instruments
sale
—
before
come
Fed.
prefer¬
additions
and
the
capital.—V.
net
Profit
'
both, mechanical
area
of
working
Sales,
un-'
on
the
from
$
an
company's
Pennsylvania.
subsidiaries
owns
shrs.
for
'
the engineering and construction of
oil, gas,
chemical,
and power industries and
the
specialized equipment lor those industries.
Food Machinery
the
(21
the
1942.)
250,000
is
before
the'close
latter,
250,000
Co
registration statement with the SEC on
shares of its capital stock, $2.50 par.
to not exceed $17 per share, will be
a
Period End. Sept. 30—
cumulative
Philadelphia
since
Kidder &
be
to
of
in
(The
600.000
Inc.——
100.000
business
principal
Proceeds
for
organization
filed
covering
1952,
manufacture
capital.
business
be
Co.,
Corp., Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
26,
-plants
months
or,
of
from
&
1673.
176, p.
Flucr's
preceding the
value
600,000
m
M.
offering price, estimated
supplied by amendment.
-
on
to
or
annum
of
as
&
Grimm & Co
Earns,
proceeds
instruments,
*111,848 shares
at
1,800,000
&
&
The
redemption,
unpaid
shares
Marks
M.
Co
written
12
declared
calendar
1952,
on
of
,
$900,000
600,000
preference
each
per
below:
Co
Stroud
Nov.
fiscal
year
days'
date
and
or
second
30,
manufactures
shares
Laurence
1.800.000
Fluor
such
payment
30
for
earned
not
working
plant
pref.
2,500,000
1,800,000
The
other
believed
redeemed
the
share
1,
Common
forth
F. S. Moseley & Co.—__
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)
Co.—
—V.
noc
In
the
is
on
per
in the United States.
Class
.
$2,500,000
Pierce,
Beane
Stearns
same
4%%
series bonds set
Hallgarten & Co
*
variable
control
a
&
purchase from the company the respec¬
to
1982
Wertheim
common
that
on
It
share
per
1953 and
accumulated
incorporated
was
50c
share,
per
net
in
company
Lynch,
Fenner
Bear.
preference
in
in
dividend
time
any
share
per
of
rate
day of the
for
at
of
all
to
On
■
the
principal amounts of
be
but
amount.
.
the
.
debt
been
during
between
same
extra.
change
$11
to
dav
into account conversions through
long-term
firm commitment basis,
a
Merrill
shares.
to
on
paid
common
paid July
was
April 30,
the
at
$11.54
company
July
reduced
icaucea
§Taking
outstanding
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
from
may
preference
share
the
share
.
the
changed
were
with restrictions
be issued only in accordance
may
mortgage.
1952.
3%%
tive
are
have
products.
sSecured
A
the
the
2,500,000 shs.
of Aug. 31, 1952, consisted of first mortgage bonds, $2,239,000
series due 1975, $925,000 of 3%% series due 1975, and $1,476,000
as
3%'
on
earned
of
dividends
A
and
per
the
on
per
premium
a
last
and
erected
share
Corp.
Oct.
out
dividends
class
receive
paid
$2,50
(1)
of
CAPITALIZATION
551.000 shs.
shares.
For
No
additional
Any
redeemable
equal
company
The
class
in
§50,273 shs.
§1,862,270 shs.
—_
$7.50).
(par
NOTE—The
of
shares
(cumulative
annum
such
Australia and England and in addition does
foreign countries. The company maintains 18
316,438
stock
35,200 shs.
—-
40,000 shs,
stock
31,
Co.,
250,000
common
class
plus
was
company
processs
!! 19,759 shs.
stock,
greater
location
The
is
551,000 shs.
40,000 shs.
convertible
*Additional bonds
Aug.
will-
'
250,000 shs.
r—_
__2
series,
contained
Exchange.
preference
year.
declared
regular
are
connected
meters
166,285
+
per
the
on
to
directors
shares
been
the
274,000 shs.
authorized
of
distribution.
application
Stock
directors
until
ratably
share
50c
figures.
The
1.000 000
common
public
series
in
1,610,000
$100)
(par
series
Common
Corp.,
stock
series.-—:
-4.
Fischer
cities
'
of
the
Kermit
not
$597,861
35.000
and
Bankers
given month.
by
earnings
be
of
per
BUSINESS—This
shares; the designation of
common
stock, class B. was changed to "common
stock"
and
authorized
shares
were
increased from 650.000 shares
to
from
share
Filtrol
$3,235,000
2,/8%
to
preferred
4.90%
aggregate
an
of
bearing
(1946-1956)
l7/s%
4.60%
three
4,000.000
8,500.000
14,000.000
15,000,000
1982
due
loans
at
series
4%
tional
65c
the
on
equipment
first
50c
year.
may
PROCEEDS—The
common
B
the
each
be
divided
redemption.
audited
1952,
by
of
redemtpion whether or
equal to the book value
shares
35,000 shs.
share)
per
for
York
class
shares
each class
total
thereon
of
Angeles,
and
apart
thereof between
date
§1,000,000 shs.
(par
reduced
of
amount
Outstanding
250,000
share)
A
each
or
stock
distribution,
New
of
l
may
fiscal
a
amount
an
date
J ;
A
rate
July
set
be
of
1953,
dividends
FINANCING
750,000
Co
per
30,
fraction
or
business
the
series
4.90%
basis.
the
at
to
30,
1981
issuable
Refining Co., F,- Eber¬
Co.,. respectively, who intend
stock
declared
share
per
consisting
notice
the
N.
due
$16,500,000
1978
series
Outstanding
Unlimited
1974
bank
$18,843,000
to
1974—_
due
Cumulative
Atlantic
&
the
due
due
inteerst
■
up
of
intention
glass
"Subsequent to Sept. 30. 1952, the authorized
was
1,
PRESENT
166,285
Corp
them,
by
new
underwriters
on
for
company
the
The
series
series
Serial
announced
receive
to
are-
owned
of
public
class
or
shares,
dividend
of
per
For
$925,000
+
W. Cole-
Common
Com.
1951.
in
1052
To Bankers Commercial
To
June
payable:
To L.
Com.
due
annum,
monthly instalments to
1
.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
—
series
of
up
to $2
per
share may be declared and
shares in any
fiscal year, and if, but only if,
dividends
are
paid,
then dividends
after
stock
Los
"Authorized
,
Mortgage loans, 4%
Mo.;
$1.60
or
in
July
TO
merged
Freres
preference
paid
Preference
share.-
per
EFFECT
Dec.
on
amounted
1952,
EFFECT
GIVING
33a'/
Board,
31,
Aug.
bonds
3% %
'V"
now
to
stock
the
at
B
shall
added
Newark
ended
$471,620
per
the
when
dividends
no
until
A
equipment.
in
Louis,
year
starting
cents
GIVING
fiscal
were
$1.61
or
fiscal
$129,905
CAPITALIZATION
the
provisions
$471,952
control
plants
St.
Y.;
ended
33'«'/
dividends
ence
to
motor
N.
stock¬
period
the system
kw.
■
$2,763,000.
was
mortgage
this
&
Authorized
preference shares.
present
earnings
against
amounted
City,
the
Georgia.
within
income
right of Filtrol of California
California
through
both
during such
shares,
Offered—Public
remainder
manufacturing
by
Power
months
eight
net
'First
used
electric
Georgia
of.
of
preference
year
year
company.
manufactures
operates
company
the
the
of
the
issued
payable
common
words,
and
company, with headquarters at
Newark, N. J., is
primarily in the business of manufacturing mass produced
special devices for the control and distribution of low
voltage
electric
Filtrol
supplies
CAPITALIZATION
outstanding
stockholders
approval
to
the
be
service wholly within
Light Co., supplies
Consolidated
operating
revenues
company
its
service
similar
for
by
and
merging
the
by.
and
expended during
capacity of
kilowatts to 373,671
subsidiary,
BUSINESS—The
Florida
net
will
be
150,000
by
Goldman, Sachs & Co.„
class
week
BUSINESS—The
Hartford, Conn.; Long Island
Calif., and Dallas, Texas,
its
sale
bond
generating
the
which
ol
increased
been
date-
offered
the
of
merger,
subject
of
of
new
receive,
additional
fiscal
reflect
13
engaged
and
50V
of
conclusion
have
314%
Lazard
of
the
exceeding $2.50
average
to
the
3,631,265
were
proceeds ' from
company
and
of
acquired
Filtrol
stock Lof
owns
to
remainder
be
dividends
on
shares
the
on
(adjusted
which
Co.—Stock
net
is
California
and
of
1952)
paid
offering was made Dec. 2 by a banking syndicate headed
by H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc. of a new issue of 225,000
shares of common stock (par $1) at $5.25 per share. This
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
portion
which
on
the
from
will
$25,000,000
approximately
the
Will
of. Attapulgus,'1 the
and Lazard Freres
Attapulgus,
approved
and
Co.
The
will
holders
semi-annual
PROCEEDS—A
time
agreement
been
Chairman
holdings
list
the
the
rroducts
of
common
agreement
of
Inc.,
to
on
the
Electric
An
has
stock
Co.
completion
Additional
NOTE—Sanger's was acquired as of Aug. 31, 1951, and accordingly
the figures for that store are included only from that date.—V.
176,
pp. 1963 and 1673.
Federal
record
of
this
at
Filcrol
new
their
declared
-"'Figures for periods prior to the current quarter ended Nov. 1, 1952,
•are
as
previously reported to shareholders, except for Federal taxes
on income which are
adjusted to reflect rates applicable to such periods.
number
1952;
to
of
shares.
surplus,
July l,
14,633,759
share.
com.
per
Nov.
continued
merger.
of
paid
stock
26,
V;:
Co.
entitled
"Balance applicable to
common
Attapulgus
publicly 10,500 shares of class A preference stock (no
par) at $10.75 per share and accrued dividends from
July 1, 1952.
13,069,441
109,584
--
that
proceeds
net
in bank loans incurred during 1952 for con¬
and to defray a portion of additional costs for
of the current year and 1953.
The company estimates
purposes
remainder
the
stock¬
Porter Co., (Hatboro, Pa.—Preference Stock
Offered—Hallo well, Sulzberger & Co. on Oct. 30 offered
28,195,109
17,210,155
3,656,182
of
of California
Co.
shares
&
The
Net
additional
the
•
month
12
$10,000,000
repay
struction
Filtrol.
from
*
■
,,
the
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed,
Nov. 3, '51
3,654,733
4,921,310
to
1937,
Fischer &
110,012,539 101,120,600 433,948,635 409,819,403
——8,650,373
income
of
due
par
,
with
beginning
31, 1953. at regular redemption prices ranging
and at special redemption prices scaled from 101.81
par.
business
In
an
each
1939
it
to
until
Filtrol
Filtrol.
Filtrol,
Bantrell,
the
offer
be
Profit before Federal in¬
Federal
contributed
In
to
redeemable,
are
Oct.
PROCEEDS—The
53 Weeks
13 Weeks Ended:—
Nov. 1, '52
of
Filtrol
653,500
Subs.)—Earns.
(&
52 Weeks
Net
of
After
Stores, Inc.
The
1922.
statement,
Co.
of
stadt
Department
in
104.81
from
to
-
bonds
new
ending
assets
proposed, among other things, to split the common stock of
Corp. so that it will have outstanding 1,316,632 shares.
The
663,132
to
Federated
each
business,
processes.
founded
indebtedness
shares
merger
stockholders
1673.
p.
A.
&
is
It
Filtrol
125,019,767
35,647,624
33,747,280
its
of
and
Filtrol.
of
all
3%s.
for
The
period
V-.
such
Filtrol
shares
railway
in
California
Such
Freres
railway-- $17,251,410 $16,512,832 $16,504,828 $12,202,021
-•
5,339,801
5,326,019
4,663,097
2,758,988
2,405,551
income..-.
2,359,578
1,998,953
1,204,997
railway--—
all
California, of which he is President,' plans to
merge
into Filtrol
Corp.,
a
Delaware corporation,
whose
stock
is
presently owned 50'/ by Filtrol Co. of California, 257, by The Atlantic
Refining Co., and 12Va% each by F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc. and Lazard
railway
from
refining
Proposed Merger and Stock Split—
oper.
from
Net
will,
good
originally
registration
the
of Filtrol
Myron
From Jan. 1—
Gross
for
Attapulgus
of
stockholders
into
abandon
common
RR.—Earnings—
1952
exchange
capital
interest
stock
holders
that
.
the
the
to
the
as
Filtrol.
D.
V
October—
cracking catalysts for petroleum
was
and
bids
Lehman
101.15;
amendment.
were
received,
viz:
Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc.,
Brothers,
301.03; Glore, Forgan & Co. and W.' C.
(jointly), 100.852; and The First Boston Corp., 100.2199;
other
Four
terms
1, 1952, to yield
Dec. 1 on a bid
101.23.
of
The
the
and
notification
stock.
Erie
offering.
the
was
California
;
.
letter
a
W.
Rhone
company.
filed
28,
Willard
Co.
certain individuals.
of
underwriters,
by
Refining
Langlcy & Co.
deposits),
$80,000
including
Filtrol
■
Richard
are:
(Vice-President),
Secretary
corporation
SEC
the
Dark
Robert
corporation
Felker
E.
Co.,-and
proceeds
the
prospectus.
common
directors
DIRECTORS—The
McMahon
registration
a
Atlantic
liquidated.
Upon the liquidation
Refining Co., F, Eberstadt & Co., Inc.l
Co.,
assets,
also
and
ana
explore
to
and
to
50V
Atlantic
corporation through its wholly-owned subsidiary,
Refining Co., Inc., already has an income from the re-refining
and
cash
Attapulgus
capital.
BUSINESS—This
Hal-Mac
clay
cancelled
According
held
for
SEC
at
(par five cents) at $1
PROCEEDS—The
of
furnished
in
California
of
California
of
holders
stock
common
&
the
of
names
California
of
Filtrol
$150,000
8)
Freres
none
the
produces clay
certain
Filtrol
Empire Oil & Refining Co., Inc. (Del.)—Stock Offered
Securities
receive
price,
Corp.
Co.
except
of
the
the
The
company;
Lazard
underwriting will be
Filtrol
•
—Charter
with
headed by Kidder, Peabody &
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane. The
101.804 and accrued interest from Nov.
3.28% were awarded to the group on
group
absorbents and decoloring agents. The registration statement states
that the company was formed on April
17, 3935. In June, 1933. a 50%
interest in Filtrol was acquired by Attapulgus Clay Co. for
$300,000
in cash, and the remaining 50'/
interest in Filtrol was acquired by
1123.
p.
filed
issue of
new
3%% series due Nov.
Dec. 3 by a banking
Co. and Merrill
bonds, priced at
$15,000,000 first mortgage bonds,
1
1982, was publicly offered on
Calif.—Registers With SEC
and
The first
employees
to
175,
3408.
p.
28
the
of
Inc.,
will
offering
Filtrol
June.
distributed
been
started in
wav
this company
of
was
has
$5.184.389
wage-bonus plan
of
Co.,
company
public
representing the
second one-half pay¬
dividend"
on
1951
wages
and salaries,
$223,931,
149,
Nov.
on
stockholders
Eberstadt &
The
totalling
below.—V.
corporation
following
F.
Elgin National Watch Co.—Wage Dividend—
Checks
Corp.
Offered—A
Florida Power Corp.—Bonds
statement covering 653,500 shares of common stock, $1 par value.
The
shares being offered are now owned
by, and are being sold by, the
16 -i'J.
p.
Filtrol
Filtrol Corp., Los Angeles,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
California—Proposed Merger—
*79,756
751,457
_
..
1950
2,443.442
railway:
1951
-
—V.
from
railway,^
railway
p.
*1951
1950
1949
$2,122,113
$2,092,886
750,087
770,424
715.323
331,700
309,329
322,001
'228,123
19.413,053
17.024,256
15,671,551
12,930,196
5,564.769
4,291.411
5,044.029
3,523.361
2 433,103
1 565,361
2,245,169
1,663,776
$1,922,151
$1,446,861
,
..497,560
1—
oper.
176,
income
—
income
1673.
Volume
Number 5175
178
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
of
30-cubic
a
which
freezer
upright
foot
General Telephone Co.
Freezer—
Freshmaster Corp.—To Introduce New
Introduction
is
It
pre¬
be
serviced
Mr.
N.
the
by
food
plant
is being
the
and
its
the
telephone
The
Mexico,, Louisiana
and
recover
to
are
costs.
1953
to
wire
wheels
model
give
about
trick
appearance
the
cost
"The
the
are
actual
as
product
discs,
suggested
discs
the
quoted for wire wheels
.Present
widow
the
ol
of
•
Net
simply
»•
1953 model
.
.
.
Cragwall,
■
■
has
President,
FIRST
TEN
bank
loan
giving
Gulf Sulphur
R.
$8,688,245
$7,257,862
577,108
6,146,272
105,000
828,000
491,740
H.
Van
652,000
was
Cr25
Cr250
taxes__ ■
""
" *,
;
37,019"
42,693
r
1963.
p.
361,624
*'
fr.
rev.
President,
$52,109
$1,222,233
$922,221
93,982
20,740
827,959
664,252
cars.
Nov.
Mr.
23,
Van
has,
15
in
report
dated
the
in
elfect,
already
Net
ry.
ry.
1952—10 Mos.—1951
$322,100
$249,75-7
$3,156,206
$2,880,471
all
1952—Month—1951
267,726
-224,595
2,577,128
2,343,422
$54,374
$25,162
$579,078
$537,049
6,736
opers.
"7,103
130,056
157,226
1952
railway.!.'.
1951.
,
lrom '
Net
ry.
9, 1952 ,to request a
of the notes to finance
Increased—
29
27,
announced
1952,
that
in
states,
the
to
2,226,500
result
based
on
long
the
the
of this
indicated
previously
drilling area
three rigs on its
additional
wells."—V.
176,
drilling
reserve
of sulphur."
tons
drilling
a.
has
now
ol'
com¬
part:
sulphur
well
on
which
1932, the company's indicated
quadrupled
are
drilling
directors
now.
be
board
be
Dec.
on
common
issued,
on
the
be
April
for
adopted
of
well
new
reserve.
approximately
property' and
ha*
1864.
p.
the
to
It
payable
as
soon
the
that
shares,
recommendation
further
authorized,
possible
as
1,380,000
of
shares,
and
that
this
stockhlders at the annual
the
to
was
is
recommending
consists
now
2,000,000
approval
increase
resolution
a
which
1953.
24,
if
2
stock,
increased
submitted
that
declared,
The
$918,703
$674,988
240,012
363,197
101,238
income/..
111,721
207,675
336,631
80,005
8,120,922
8,065,545
7,161,268
dividend
stock
a
thereafter.—V.
of
3%
of
176,
600.
p.
1,560,358
1,792,729
1,656,212
income.//
1,358,897
1,505,409
1,487,099
899,162
710,901
corporation
SEC
covering
($lQ
per
Nov.
on
3C,000
share),
filed
17
shares
of
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
with
offered
be
to
the
at
par
without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
and furnishings of motel,
Lester L. LaFortune
6,651,489
'■
1—5
oper.
176,
Nov.
"The
company
authorized
proposal
1949
1950
.
$886,164
138,380
••
p.. 1768;
to. pay
for construction
of
.
from
Net
Dec.
Hawthorne House of Nevada, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—•
railway././
railway.!...'.
From Jan.
'
oi
issued
has
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
$842,793
railway
oper.
issue
to
$4,000,000
SEC
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—To Increase Stock
k
Gross
amounts
adds:
almost
The
started
The
Georgia; -RR.—Earnings—
from
to
up
the
new
September,
1952,
Doren
calculations
acres.
the
oper.
from /
until
authorization
1953,
and
-
October-
Gross
for
1,
banks;
Nov.
on
'
$134,293
SEC
June
15
persons
account
commenced
of
as
These
income...
"Deficit.—V. 176, p. 1768.
ry.
the
to
to
Corp.—Reserves
Doren,
geologist's
"Taking
into
5,322,267
93,000
notes
interested
pany's
meeting
—V.
Vegas,
Las
Nev.,
has
been
named
underwriter.
as
Ileliogen Products, Inc. (Del.)—Stock Offered—
The
company
on
Nov. 21
offered- "as a speculation" an
issue ol
of common stock (par $1) at $5 per share.
The offering
is-subject to prior sale to stockholders of this company and of Heliogei*
Corp. and to certain individuals.
35,000 shares
General Electronics Distributors, Inc., Wheeling, W. Va.
—Files
With
Securities
''The corporation
SEC
at
covering
$37
share,
per
Nov,
on
of
filed
174,
Georgia Southern
of notification with the
common' stock to be offered
from
Net
■
v,
lrom
Net
»
used
proceeds are to be
The
995.
p.
October—
Gross
letter
a
non-voting
underwriting.
without
«
Exchange Commission—
and
24,
shares
1,000
for business operations.—V.
ry.
Gross
Net
General Instrument Corp.—Sales at Peak—
heels
action
completion
of
maintains
Abraham
of
30
dividend
annual
an
Nov.
on
—v.
the
since
unbroken
record
17o,'
Si2,000,000.—V.
Chairman,
Board
.
General Motors Corp.—Curtice Acting
The
board
aeting
in the
Defense
of
Vice-President
.
■
.
new
5
.
.
,
.
Net
.;
•
/.■
..
"
Manufacturing
Ltd.
being
ara.
production,
assembly
and
expanded
it was
to
"
•
y
by
Mr.
Holden
of
said
will
that
rise
car
to
late
in
200
introduced
was
in
only 85 vehicles daily.*
One
million
1953
day
a
the
the
the
1948
and
When the
production
155.
planned
company
being added
are
to
.
supply
export
markets.
Construction
also
will
work,
provide
...
which
manufacturing.-
been
•
floor
*•'
*
.
has
additional
since
underway
'*
,
last
Frigidairc
for
space
PRODUCTION
Period End. Nov. 30—
Passenger
Cars:
-Chevrolet
UNITED
IN
year,
group
Oldsmobile
831,081
23,435
248,918
19,425
-Buick
213,347
301,268
90,716
which
passenger
'159,147
cars
Chevrolet
1,685,330
2,130,863
35,323
26,716
298,968
98
930
11,352
10,052
109,626
122,260
-Total trucks & coaches
46,698
36,866
409,524
also
Also
bid
205.845
NOTE—; November,
change.—V. 176,
1952,
1768.
p.
190,942
figures
2,094,854
preliminary
are
2,659,731
and
subject
to
General Public Utilities
.' •The
SEC
Corp.
Nov.
pn
sell
to
outstanding
and
26
issued
deliver
capital
to
stock
<■
an
its
order
permitting
Pubilc
Utilities
6,147,071
2,588,593
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Light, Heat & Power Co., being 1,000 common shares
of $100 each,-! in exchange for, 20,150
shares of the
ry.
Gross
from
from
of
176,
par
value
the
in
normally
that
Republic's
of
sale
itself
of
of
be
itself
-of
the
company
with
a
Brockway
investments
GPU
tem,
>
its
electric
energy
requirements
Co., whose service area
is
in
a
within-one
its
over-all
program
public utility subsidiaries and
undertaken to either divest
to
be
holding
defined by the Holding Company Act. GPU represents that
Brockway as a.part of its integrated electric utility sys¬
as
year
or
cease
a
i
those
that
of
it
contemplates
Penelec.—V.
176,
merging
the
FOR
offering
OCTOBER
A
434
letter
of
shares of
Steel
p.
;
the
properties
of
■
•
common
thr'-ueh
Drexel
Ealdwin
Securities
<fc
was
stock
filed with
(no par)
the
SEC
on
Nov.
26,
by
two
A
not
minimum
a
for
the
Dec.
31,
received
by
adequate
been
to
received
for. or
subscribed
will
exceed
EFFECT
for
by
or
refunded,
be
less
expenses
$5,000.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
!
subscribed
are
Outstanding
250,000 shs.
$1)____
"160,300 shs.
unissued.
but
for
was organized in September, 1951 in Delaware
undertaking the commercial manufacture and sale
Ultraviodine)
of
and
sale
limited
to
comoany
new
standard-gauge
railroad
,
R.
are:
W.
Pressprich
<k
AND
FIRST
TEN
1951
Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
26,329
of
bactericidal
new
a
this
of
test
distribution
shares
members
ment
composition
States
14
-has
product
It
areas.
is
agent.
been
now
re¬
proposed
product which
the
of
it
will
of
and
of
manufacture
of
process
are
covered
patents.
stockholders
that
families
of
Heliogen Corp.,
company's
of
stock,
stockholders,
owning approximately
also cither stockholders,
are
identified
or
with
the
manage¬
Heliogen Products, Inc.
Heliogen Corp. controls. Heliogen
of
96',/
of
Piero
its
expected
that
future.
Co.,
dated
Heliogen
1.
■
rights
its
Salerni,
Holding Co., owning approximately
and
acquired,
by
assignment from
shares
outstanding
Holding
Mariano
under
Dec.
Holding
5.
Co.
agreements
1940,
will
and
July
between it and
14, 1951.
It i«
dissolved
be
in
the
near-
'■
existence
';
"
■
/ *
has outstanding 42,334 shares of $5 par' "common
is
no ..longer
active in business, and mainly continues its
to- collect and pay out the royalties and payments received
under
contract
Heliogen
stock.
It
its
Hcliogen
,
•
Corp.
with
Products!
Heliogen
Inc.
Inc!
Products,
owns
real
no
property.
has
It
leased
approximately 1,400 square feet in a modern building at 35-10 Astoria
Boulevard, Long Island City, N. Y.. at a rental of $2,400 per year.
The
plant
of
fully
is
individually
equipped
foil-wrapped
50's
to
tablets of
176,
month.1—V.
per
manufacture and package
100,000
Heliogen per,day, or 40,000 pack¬
1964.
p.
Heller & Co.—Private Placement—Walter
E.>
Heller, President, on Dec. 1, announced that the com¬
pany has borrowed $1,500,000 upon the private sale by
it of Its 5%
promissory notes due Nov. 1, 1967 (subordin¬
obligations for money borrowed), with
Co.;
ated to all other
Co.;
warrants
Mullaney,
to
stated
at
arranged by F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc., ancl
was
Harris, Hall & Co.
1949
rowed
tion
V.
pursuant
176,
(Inc.).
additional
an
30,000 shares of the company's
prices until Nov. 1, 1962. The
purchase
stock
common
financing
MONTHS
1950
national
£
The
Uni.ted
total
179,648,565
180.668,739
54,474.864
45,777,627
44.302,204
19,838,263
18,557,122^18,527,810
The
has also bor¬
financial institu¬
company
$500,000 from
a* previously
to
a
commitment.—
arranged
1565.
p.
Hewitt-Robins
A
1951
Inc.—New
vibrating
Product
for
screen
the
Developed—
sizing
and
processing
of ore,
grain, rock, and other bulk materials has been devel¬
oped by this corporation, it was announced on Dec. 1.—V. 176, p. 1565.
RR.—Earnings—
1952
style
new
coal,
chemicals,
Horizon Oil & Gas Corp., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
1950
1949
The
corporation
$367,609
.$340,587
$338,007
88,178
122,582
97,078
offered
35,444
49,997
37,845
are
3.411,763
3,156,506
2,967,467
793,924
1,045,745
337,830
456,328
railway..!/:3,021.729
railway/.,//.
1768.
716,131
.
-">.
■
161,601
■-> r / ./
-
SEC
covering
at
to
used
be
on
600,000
cents
50
.
Nov.
24/
shares
per
drill
to
share
test
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
of common stock tpar 10 cents) to be
Teden & Co., Inc. The proceeds
through
wells.
Nov.
on
of
5%
17
filed
letter
a
cumulative
will
be
involved.
company's^ construction
The
xaf
notification
par).stock
.
of
Each
at
purchaser
one
proceeds
are
cent
to
per
be
the
with
each
$250
1952—Month—1951
Period End. Oct. 31—
oper.
exps.
19512—10
Mos.—1951
Operating
$935,411
$48,148
$1,092,893
$518,816
1,924
13,058
34,949
$50,072
$1,105,951
$553,765
129,038
129,283
1,289,745
1,291,757
70,058
—
income..
$8,391,54!)
7,872,733
$113,836
income
Non-operating
$8,989,711
7,896,818
1,323
taxes._
799,593
$112,513
revenue
and
$847,741
822,898
70,058
700,583
700,533
$85,260
Gross
debentures
Manhattan RR. Co.—Earnings—
&
506,730
'93,801
"
"
•
•
•
Hudson
Oper.
;
.
!•
corporation
$149,269
$884,377
$1,438,575
and
of
share.
used
Gross
a
for
income
"Income
charges
Interest
on
income
program.
adjustment
bonds
Deficit
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings-
j:
from
Net
from
ry,
From
1952
-
railway./.
Jan.
income..
Net
ry.
oper.
176,
p.
2,656,999
977,557
2,609,526
1,712,669
1,191,079
1,167,907
695,215
72,351,447
63.281,246
60,668,599
income..
1673.
18,560,615
6,687,292
17,836,050
14,433,139
6,423,685
5,859,204
Hunt
W.
Don
Irving
from. railway...
ff-om railway.../.
—V.
$6,451,508
23,373,558
/
_
9,000,010
interest
on
adjustment
income bonds.—V.
176, p. 1161.
1949
$7,571,493
1—
Net
'
"Exclusive of
1950
$8,272,600
76,588,827
railway./...
oper,
1951
$8,802,356
3,058,461
_
Gross
to be offered at $21.50 per share
to
the issuer
by
unless
of
Hutzler
22,690,187
& Western
underwriting
the
Gross
covering
Co.; Philade!phla, Pa.
The proceeds' are to go
Corp., the selling stockholder.—V. 176, p. 1963.
used
believes
subscribed
not
distribution
upon
application.
$340,495
October—
Brockway
1963.
be
;
Castings Corp.—Files With SEC—
notification
&
58,783,622
income
covering! 1,198
Net
General
by
29,950/shares ..Qf. common
stock
(no
debenture may purchase 25 shares of
No
retain
and
received
money
will
1—.-!'•• i'\
p.
-
t',
The
SEC
to
has
holding company. It
stock
in
step
its
on
upon
receipt of
the minimum proceeds sought
through
offering of securities.
"Heliogen" is a new bactericidal agent presented in the form of a
white, odorless, individually foil-wrapped tablet intended for external
Greyhound Parks of Arizonar Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—
'?
from
almost
176,
.
Brockway.
its
thus cease to
will
all
subsidiary, Pennsylvania Electric
surrounds
divest
purchases
equip¬
Baxter, Williams & Co.; Freeman &
Inc.; Gregory & Son Inc.; Ira Haupt &
The Illinois Co.; McMaster Hutchinson &
ry-:oper/-income-a*.
v
1952. Brockway is engaged in distributing electric energy
Borough of Brockway and Snyder Township, Jefferson County,
It
GPU's
par
embark
to
--'<-*";'! 97,624
income...;
31,421
Jan.
from
Net
—V,
of June 30,
Bros.
$10,655,500.
railway
from
Gross
Net
Fa.
underwriting
Co.;
Co.,
railway.___!.
ry.. ouer.
J
as
an
1768.,
p.
from
;
in
Salomon
railway.._/ 217,754,175 209.191,462
from
From
Brockway
the
$5
the
subscriptions
on
(Brand
the
(Walter E.)
cost
railway......
oner,
Net
the
GPU.
the
1—
Green Bay
•
common
of
from
secured
1952
Jan.
ry.
Immediately prior to the exchange, Republic proposes
to contribute to Brockway the total amount of all. open account in¬
debtedness owing by Brockway to Republic, which amounted to $50,000
stock
of
embark
and
this
•
Service
of
for
implement
6,742,327
railway.!.. $28,777,281 $26,631,406 $27,944,574 $18,736,717
railway
;_f
11,716,469
10,439.947
13,434,446
6,623,296
oper, income...
4.848,490
4,624,742
6,735,409
3,190,276
Net
all
has
shares
of
the
by
11,263,279
39,208,000
from
Gross
Republic'
Corp.,
"Heliogen"
Heretofore
stricted
from
Net
Corp.—Acquisition—
General
ol
of
2,349,045
be
to
&
&
(par
purpose
8,514,507
October-,'/;/
of
offered
management
been
estimated
1,000
the
695,147
will
estimated
Pollock
Net
plants
233,074
which
for
2%s.
participating
E.
—V.
S.
capital
working
to
prepare
product throughout the United
However, other than to pay the
BUSINESS—Company
6,637,917
received
was
for
certificates
Rothschild
F.
From
528,868
Total—U.
602,442
1,124,135
-
certificates, maturing semi-annually July 1,
Jan.' 1, 1968, inclusive. The certificates were
other
Net
1,745
Coach
&
"367,879
stock
47,009,000
October—
404,863
23
_a
Truck
GMC
1,724,937
1,185,010
Interstate Commerce Commission.' The group won award
of the certificates on Dec. 4 on a bid of 99.7099.
Net
-Pontiac
♦'
$3,893,000
Miller & Co.;
The Milwaukee Co.; William Blair &
Co.; McCormick &
wells & Co.,;.and F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
Coaches:
and
1949
$5,529,000
98,186
154,076 y
has
amount
'
1950
"
priced to yield: from 2.15% to 2.95%, according to matu¬
rity, and their issuance is subject to authorization by the
Gross
Trucks
1951
$4,859,000
Dec. 5 offered $8,520,000 of 2%%
on
EARNINGS
-Total
part
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
,
1673.
p.
Hayden,
383,734
7,574
6,024
no
cum
purpose,
offering,
Common
trust:
Wm,
271,497
27,549
-
176,
to
,
324-, 194
19,923
28,516
the
47,638,000
railway......
income...-
equipment
1,053,252
-•
to
its
Canada.
the securities
payments,
46,070,000
oper.
1953,
L.
75,595
14,677
'Cadillac
1673.
p.
V
•
.
railway.!...
ment
99.642,
1952—11 Mos.—1951
90,505
Pontiac
176,
-
20,450
1—a
from
One
-
FACTORIES
1952—Month—1951
added
of
of
offering,
of
be
needc-d,
as
distribution
which
this
date,
ages
-•••/'
-
/...a......
above.—V.
Great Northern Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates Of¬
refrigerator
*
STATES
income
oper.
These
GM
Corp.
fered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. headed
the -GMH
manufacturing plants in Melbourne, Adelaide ana Sydney, Australia-,
increasing the company's total floor space to 3,535,017 square feet.
The assembly plants at Brisbane, Perth
and Birkenhead (Adelaide ) .are
being
modernized
and" rearranged,
Mr.
Bettle said,
and
new, ./*
specialized
machine
tools
and
equipment
are
being
acquired.
In
addition, provision will be made for a base from which GMH may
floor space
the
stated
Heliogen
•
"
'
square feet'of
of
the sale
above
of
sedans
Holden
of
present
and
the Dominion
$125,000,
.
1952. ..If
&
Co." at $29 per share with a dealer's discount of
85 cents per share. The offering was oversubscribed and
the books closed —V. 176, p. 1768.
-
Managing
Bettle,
E.
vehicle
in
increase
H.
output
from
404,357
Grand Union Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 25,000 shares of common stock (par $10) was
made Dec. 4 by Morgai> Stanley & Co. and A. M. Kidder
■
1
Bettle
480,400
:
Chemical
."Defict,—V.
Motors-Holden's
General
of
28
Director.
utilities
H.
t "
sub tannal
a
Nov.
on
512,823
"
1952*
From Jan.
Gross
x
facilities
permit
announced
1673.
670,570
railway.../
$4,829,000
railway..- 690,304
from
Net ry.
,
Harlow
appointed
•'
•
■
of
"Of
Corp.
"
income..'/
p.
from
•-
from
1.683,912
and
expenses
lrom
ry.
Motors
5.914,237
States
will
proceeds
expended,
manufacture
'
October—
Gross,
Net
;
y
2,247,443
and
company
the
Authorized
President—
Overseas Unit to Expand—
•
26,448
6,296,514
2,081,985
6,937,164
2,681,267
Davison
Net
1
61,273
-
PROCEEDS—The
1—
oper.
Curtice
Dec.
on
7,550,661
138,695
Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings—
;
Wilson,
General
of
■■'
.
E.
railway....
railway.!./..
176,
See
1939.
the
of
C.
to
71,908
income...
oper.
corporation and granted a leave of absence
who has been selected to be Secretary
Administration.
Mr, Curtice has been Executive
directors
of
President
President
as
57,337
1949
$550,051
•
287,879
the
on
1564.
p.
1950
$656,162
229,649
$739,002
229,774
(W. R.) Grace & Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
;
>
■
1951
$725,762-
that
basis of current
sales, a backlog of over $13,000,000 in defense and civilian orders,
and
sharply rising production at the company's three plants, fore¬
cast
an
all-time
sales? high
"closely
approaching" $30,000,000 for
the year ending Feb. 28,
1953.
Sales for the fir^t six months topped
Blumenkrantz,
1952
railway..;:.,-.
from
ry.
Florida Ry.—Earnings—
&
.
railway//.///"■
from
Net
largest single sales
quarter in .the company's 30-year history, with sales totalling over
$8,250,000, the directors ..on Dec. 3 declared a dividend of 25 cents
per share,
payable Dec. 22 to stockholders of record Dec. 16.
This
/On
.
-
From Jan.
•
*
it
order
MONHS
"
,.
company has applied
to
from time to time
prior
hearing thereon. Gulf will use the proceeds
property additions and improvements and reimburse its treasury in
part
for expenditures Incurred for such
purposes—V. 176, p. 1964.
1952—10 Mos.—1951
$771,211
653,290
operating income
charges ''/.//l
176,
Net
announced
just
AND
1952—Month—1951
Ry. operating revenues.
Ry. operating expenses.
of
directors
in
$923,276
Period End. Oct. 31—
r
the election of two
this, company.' They are E. J. Somniers, President
of Mid-States Steel & Wire Co. of Crawfordsville, Iud„
and Allen A,
Ward, Treasurer of the General Box Co.—V. 170, p. 1494.
A.
in
; Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
the
,_
J.
OCTOBER
____
after
—V.
General Bex Co.—Two New Directors—
V
granted
advances
'
car
'
new
and
taxes
•
,
Net
-.
rates
increases
New
leased
to
income
operating
Net
Gaylord Organization is Mrs. Ruth K. Gaylord,
founder, 'who has served as active President since 1940.
head
Oklahoma,
increased
*'
for a set of four
the $300 or more
are
seme
on
Texas,
-
Other
Gay-Lord
selling price of $79.50
considerably under
retail
Gay-Lord
a
in
The
property
Federal
Net
'With
sell
short-term
wheels.
wire
the
of
apphc.
telephones
wage
expenses
oper.
a
This
and
_
Automotive Division
of
Gaylord Shelton, Inc., Chicago, a subsidiary, one of the leading
manufacturers of
hair
dryers, permanent wave machines and other
equipment for the professional beauty shop industry.
Gaylord Prod¬
ucts, Inc., the paient is reported to be the world's largest manu¬
facturer of booby pins, hair pins and ether hair accessories.
discs
revenues
Rent
.
>
Wheel Disc"
yet gives
wheels, and
replacing
effective
year,
recent
EARNINGS FOR
feature
new
a
Wire
"Gav-Lord
new
replaces -hubcaps instead of
the same "continental look"
as
wheels.
actual
the
of
the
that
is
auto
new
a
the
fourth
a
.The
cars,
car
a
announced
per
Arkansas.
Period End. Oct. 31—
for manyi
accessory
was introduced
on Dec. 3
of having
attractive wire wheels at
being
are
increase
7
Gulf Power Co.—To Borrow from Banks—
received
to
.
Operating
Gaylord Products, Inc.—Unit Has New Product—
130,000
serves
Operating
While
$111,000
by
has
company
Commission
an
company
material
week.
-
this
Corporation
Oklahoma
in
rates
that
21
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
production
current
from
of the Southwest—Rate Rise—
Nov.
on
Immediately.
.
depot members.
manufactured in the firm's Brooklyn,
rate is approximately 70 a
plan's
unit
said the
Bess
Y.,
can be assembled in
been announced by this
and
sectionally
announced
was
approval
less than an hour by
unskilled mechanics has
corporation.
Approximately 250 units are presently in the New York market and
trailer
loads
have
been
shipped to the
firm's various Eastern distributors, according to John Bess, President.
The unit, the first of
its kind to be prefabricated Mr. Eess said, has been designated FD
30 SC, and retails for $895, It has been approved by the FOA and will
fabricated
(2163)
the
Hooper
S.
Hooper
elected
on
Executive Vice-President—
Executive
Feb.
1,
1953,
Vice-President, to succeed
will become Chairman of
Committee.
resigned
Products
21,
was
who
Goldfeder,
Executive
Mr.
U.
Nov,
Foods, Inc.—New
Corp.,
1952.—V.
176,
as
a
p.
Executive Vice-President and director of"
division of Consolidated Grocers Corp.,
854.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
a
.
Monday, December
.
.
8, 1952
(2164)
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$
$
1952- Month—1951
30—
$
Operating
Operating
revenues
206,874,660
147,312,906
17,201,000
22,635,298 218,449,021
16,049,954 155,908,045
24,690,862
17,743,666
.
expenses
2,155,000
2,955,000
operating taxes—
2,215,447
2,093,061
18,599,000
20,795,387
operating income
Net after charges——
2,576,749
2,186,561
1,537,233
23,146,589
1,051,662
18,336,487
Federal
Other
taxes
income
Net
-V-.
176,
19,849,973
22,510,781
18,275,609
International Rys. of Central
1565.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
Illinois Central
Ry.
operating
Ry.
Net
rev.
opers.
avail, for fixed chgs.
40,309
Net
incJipe
15,377
250,960,538 241,552,650
29,489,737
20,071,981
27,364,804
19,429,343
9,417,756
1,337,047
operating expenses.
revenues-
7,935,456
65,297,723
54,886,652
3,096,088
24,969,513
23,530,092
185,662,810 183,665,998
irom
Net
176,
opers.
ry.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
1769.
p.
Illinois Terminal
RR.—Earnings—
Net
from
Net
ry.
Net
ry.
railway:
2,460,835
—
867,969
income—
oper.
176,
operating revenues for the period from Jan. 1 to
$19,700 representing additional revenue resulting
from a.'i agreement between the company and C'ia Agncola de Guate¬
mala to increase the amount of payments by Cia Agricola under confacts for banana traffic originating on the West Coast of Guatemala.
The increase is effective as at July 1,
1951. Had these payments been
applied in 1951, revenues lor the period July 1, 1951 to Dec. 31, 1951,
wouid have been $30,470 more, of which $2,790 would have applied to
the month of
October, 1951.
This pro-icrma statement retiects the
allocation of th.s revenue to the applicable months—V. 176, p. Ib74.
Railway
Interest,
1951
$1,282,045
799,045
955,097
—V.
$121,777
$326,948
1,589
328,537
——
3,001
124,778
27,473
for Federal inc. taxes
$97,305
$266,350
depreciation, etc
before interest,
deductions
prov.
62,187
176, p. 600.
Issue
Commission on Nov. 19 approved a $2,000,000
start of construction on the world's largest
S.
P.
finance the
to
near Madison, Ind,
action gives the corporation
plant
This
the
meet
right
of
cost
authority to issue 10,000 shares
preliminary excavation for the
and
way
oi
proposed $190,000,000 plant near the Ohio River.
The plant will supply electricity for a huge atomic
be built near Portsmouth,
Ohio. See also V. 176, p.
energy plant to
1864.
Ltd.—Stock Increased—
Industrial Acceptance Corp.,
Nov. 17 approved proposals to create 175,000
new 5rA
cumulative redeemable convertible preferred shares (par $30)
and
an
additional 500,000 common shares (no par).
The new pre¬
ferred
shares will be convertible into common shares on a' share
stockholders
Tlie
basis.
share
for
on
Services, Inc.—Retirement Plan
Diversified
corporation, Investors Stock Fund, Inc., and Investors Syn¬
dicate of America, Inc., Minneapolis investment companies, have filed
a
joint application with the SEC with respect to a retirement plan
proposed to be offered to certain employees of I. D. S., including
officers,
who
become eligible under its terms; and the SEC has
issued an order scheduling the application for hearing on Dec. 15, 1952.
I. D. S. is engaged in servicing its outstanding face-amount certifi¬
cates and as tne distributor of the securities of. and the investment
adviser for, Investors Syndicate of America, Investors Mutual, Inc.,
Stock Fund and Investors Selective Fund,
Inc., it is controlled by
Alleghany Corp. Under the pian I. D. S. will contribute for past and
future
service at a cost, before tax savings, estimated at $112,000
annually for 10 years for past service and from $126,000 in 1952 to
$162,000 in 1957 for future service. Eligible employees are to con¬
tribute 3% of annual earnings up to $3,600 plus 4'/2 "h
of such earn¬
thereof.—V. 174, p. 900.
ings in excess
Co.—Bond and Stock Fi¬
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric
nancing Approved—
Calls Preferred Stock—
—V,
175,
called
has
corporation
Nov. 26 approved an $8,000,000 first mortgage
oifering of 60,000 shares of $100 par preferred
expects to register the securities with the SEC
In late December and put them up for competitive sale around Jan. 27.
The proceeds, according to R. Hovey Tinsman, Secretary and Treas¬
urer, would retire $6,000,000 of bank loans and help pay for construc¬
tion.—V. 174, p. 2357.
Net
ry.
—V.
$2,196,268
298,136
281,887
76,357
31,787,370
27,362,256
25,317,752
5, 502,785
2, 836,358
5,462,895
5,266,108
2,563,933
2,459,696
1,879,693
income—
Industries
Development, Inc.
&
Wallace & Co.
B.
Offered—George
PROCEEDS—The
net
will
proceeds
used
be
to
—
Stock
(par 10 cents)
Net
Divs.
stock
Common
note
pay
stock
10
(par
EFFECT
TO
$80,000
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
Balance
-V.
cents)
BUSINESS—Corporation
the
for
common
reserved
stock
issue
for
at
(11
purpose
is
States
of
tor
incorporated in Delaware
acquiring,
and has acquired
cleaning
Nov. 7,
from Otto
silver
the
silverware,
and
product
of
advertised and marketed in the United
the
trade mark
"Irfttant Dip" by Lewal
under
America
Inc. under exclusive license
Industries,
All
the license
of
United
the
The
(3)
royalties
States
exclusive
and
rights to manufacture and sell or license others to
Liquid Silver Cleaner in the rest of the world,
the exception of Germany
All
(4)
license
him
the
for
and Scandinavia.
of Otto Seligmann to the sole and exclusive
Western Hemisphere, excepting Venezuela, granted to
the
of
rights
$1,012,296
for
V.D.I., in respect of certain engineer¬
in the field of automatic photography and machines
that purpose, among such being an automatic photo
and an automatic enlarging camera, the same beng generally
in
Germany,
Belgium
and France, as "Autophot."—V.
176,
achieving
camera
known
2064.
Sales
131,025
175,278
164,156
$448,237
$837,018
International Minerals &
and
The
Chemical Corp.—Announces
579,661
409,659
579,661
409,659
$1.21
$1.09
$1.44
of
and
new
a
revolutionary
beneficiation
ore
applicable to
potash and phosphate as well as to many other
of ores, was announced on Nov, 24 by Louis Ware, President.
process which uses neither re-agents nor
water, but is a dry
beneficiation method, has been named the LeBaron-Lawver Process "
"The
share-
build
new
a
Refinery .to
of
also
International
will
immediately
larger pilot plant at the present Carlsbad, (N. M.)
operate continuously treating semi-commercial quantities
means
for
of
another
the
method.
new
shaft
and
mine
Plans
on
also
are
now
International's
In
the
the
LeBaron-Lawver
and
ground
passes
given
ore
between
a
is
the
dry beneficiation
simple
passed
and
between
electrodes
process
inexpensive
it
separates
the
ore
treatment,
electrodes.
As
into
4,229,558
1,708,458
668,887
1,089,489
income
1674.
p.
Offered—S. B. Can¬
Securities Co. on Nov. 7 pub¬
licly offered 1,000,000 shares of common stock (par
3 cents) at 30 cents per share "as a speculation."
PROCEEDS—The
intends
company
to
tne
use
proceeds for the
net
of operating and developing the oil, gas and mineral interests
presently owned by it, as well as to expand its business generally.
It
is
the present intention of the
company to continue with the
development of the Gorman lease and to drill eight additional wells
thereon.
The estimated cost to drill and complete such weils is ap¬
purpose
The
$13,000 per well, or a total of approximately $104,000.
also presently intends to drill a test well on the
company
covered by either the Barnes or Miller leases.
balance of the
proceeds remaining from this
acreage
The
tended
used
be
to
offering
is
in¬
continue drilling lor oil and gas. to acquire
extensions of leases and for other proper pur¬
to
obtain
to
leases,
new
poses.
BUSINESS—Company
principal
Its
1952.
New
was
purpose
for oil and
York, N. Y.
drilling
incorporated in Delaware on Aug. 12,
is to engage in the exploration
and
executive
Its
gas.
office
is
Broadway,
1440
at
from Leonard F. Smith, one of its VicePresidents and a director, a producing oil and gas leasehold interest
(subject to the normal
Vath land owner's royalty interest), known
as
tne
Gorman lease, which lease covers 63 acres of land more or
less in Ohio County, Ky., and which acreage at the time of acquisition
had one producing well thereon.
In consideration for such acquisition,
the company
issued to Leonard F. Smith of his designees, 500,000
shares of the common stock of the company issued at pj.r and having
an
aggregate par value of $15,000, and in addition paid to Leonard
F.
Smith the sum of $8,000 in cash.
Subsequent
to the acquisition of the Gorman lease, the company
commenced the drilling of a second well thereon and is now drilling
the same,
•'. ■',
■
The company has also acquired two additional oil and gas leasehold
interests
(subject to the normal Vsth landowner's royalty interest!
known as the Barnes and Miller leases, in Daviess County, Ky., which
leases cover in all 300 acres of land more or less.
Under said leases,
a
test well must be commenced on some part of the acreage covered
by either of said leases within 90 days from Oct. 7, 1952, the date
of said leases, in order to retain said leases, .However, before drilling
on
the east 70 acres of the tract of land covered by the Barnes lease,
the company is required to obtain the written consent of the lessors.
The company has also acquired an option for certain other oil and
gas leases covering approximately 3,000 acres in
DeKaib County and
Smith County, in the State of Tennessee.
The primary terms of such
leases
are
ten years, the commencement dates thereof varying from.
December 1951 through January 1952, and they require a nominal pay¬
ment as rental of ten cents per acre per year.
The option was exer¬
cisable by the company on or before November 20,
1952, and upon
the exercise
thereof the company was required to pay the sum of
The
overriding royalty in all oil produced, saved and
covered by said leases.
of the company to purchase and acquire
oil, gas and mineral lease, or interests therein, and to conduct
other activities as are permitted under its articles of incorpora¬
plus
$2,000
sold,
,Vth
a
of the acreage
any
on
It
acquired
company
the
also
is
intention
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Outstanding
Authorized
stock
Common
(par $0.03
including a maximum of 200,000 shares
"Not
have
a
after
13
right
purchase
to
months
from
which the underwriters
per share
the par value of three cents
1952.—V. 176, p. 1864.
at
Nov.
"2,300,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
share)—
per
7,
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Assets Show Gain—
Fund B-2—
Oct. 31, '52 Oct. 31, '51
Keystone Custodian
net
$22,239,032 $22,113,239
assets
asset
value
Total
The
Oct.
ten
.:
$24.08
$24.22
._
combined
Funds had
p. 1964.
Keystone
assets
of $217,694,700
on
176,
1952.—V.
31,
share
per
King-Seeley Corp.—Earnings Increased—
;
i
Net earnings
below.
Crampton Corp.
&
Provision
(& Domestic Subs.)—Earns., Etc.—
1952
Sept. 30—
1951
the
Net
Federal
for
1951
1952
$8,456,185
1,017,57?
$10,296,960
:
1,276.411
before taxes
796,000
610,000
$480,411
$407,577
466,690
466,690
$1.03
taxes
after taxes
Number of common shares outstanding
$
ore
is
after
ground,
141,943,000 141,132.000
1,843,000
1,174,000
—V. JL75,
ministrative
and
and
general
etc
expenses,
Federal income
profits taxes
excess
shares
outstanding
127,660,000 124,066,000
9,906,000
11,523,000
6,747,000
2,091,283
$3.15
$2.91
share
common
per
ad¬
6,220,000
2,091,730
earnings
Earnings
142,336,000
143,786,000
sold, selling,
products
$0.87
has repurchased at par 7,500 shares of its cumulative
various
ore
minerals.
Land
Year Ended
The
profit after
XEarnings
per
taxes
share
earnings
"11,800,000
include
nearly
$200,000
10,860,000
"4,800,000
$5.40
5,060,000
$5.68
refunded
the
company
taxes, t An all-time high.
tBased on the 890,324
outstanding.—V. 175, p. 1761.
years
presently
on
shares
Kansas City Power &
Light Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended Oct. 31—
1952
Operating
Other
$7,584,038
income
income
1951
$40,477,866 $34,917,399
32,893,828 29,137,115
Operating expenses and taxes
$5,780,284
Drll0,735
18,420
$7,473,303
(with
held
Income
Net
deductions
1
1,497,990
1
income
Dividend
requirements
on
preferred stock—.
$5,722,066
$4,300,714
1,041,250
Balance
—V.
applicable
176, p.
1964.
to
common
stock
700,000
$4,680,816
&3,600,714
Co., Fort Stockton, Tex.—Rights
of
stockholders
record
Nov.
15
have
given
been
the
each 100 shares of common stock
The subscription offer will
privilege).
oversubscription
an
expire on Dec. 31.
Collier
H.
John
(Pres.),
C.
Jones
(V.-Pres.) and
to subscribe to
C.
J.
stock,
the
preferred stock.
will be redeemable on and after Oct. 15,
preferred stock
The
right
and purchase any unsubscribed
subscribe for
share and accrued dividends and each share
convertible at any time Into five shares of common stock.
$10.50
at
Looney
preferred
and have agreed that, at the close of the offering, they will
their
waived
have
(Sec.-Treas.)
per
1957.
will be.
proceeds from the sale of the preferred stock will be used,
to pay loans, amounting to $208,170, made to the company
abovementioned three officers. The remainder of the proceeds
used to pay off $41,000 of improvement notes owed to presons
tne company, and to pay off $50,830 of short-term indebtedness.
net
The
part,
be
outside
operates an irrigated farming
of Fort Stockton, Pecos County.
10,015 acres of land,
of which about 3,500 acres are now being irrigated and cultivated.
The company has
the equivalent of approximately 4.000 acres ot
mineral rights in its lands.
As of Oct. 31,
1952, there had been drilled on the company's lands,
ten wells, in eight of which the company had mineral interests.
The company has approximately half of the royalty interest in two
of
three
gas
wells which are on the company's properties.
BUSINESS—The
and
ranching
The
Texas.
owns
company
and
property five miles west
company
owns
in fee approximately
Outstanding
payable to banks
Notes
57c
notes
Other
4,/^%>
notes
first
to Dec. 30,
ments
5%
secured by cotton crop
payable including equipment notes—
National Bank (livestock loan)
mortgage note payable, payable in instal¬
payable
Worth
Fort
$5,798,704
1,751,237
(net)
income
Gross
Cattle
shares of preferred stock for
of 4 V2
will
1$78,800,000 $70,000,000
(approximately)
common
by the
isl51
1952
Sept. 30—
(approximately)
Profits before taxes
(approximately)
Sales
&
right to subscribe on or before Dec. 31 for 30,000 shares of 5% cumu¬
lative convertible preferred stock at par ($10 per sharei
on the basis
in
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up—Earnings Off+-
share
common
1565.
Stockholders—
to
S.
company
preferred stock, series B 3V2%. The remainder of the series B stock,
15,000 shares, has been called
for redemption on Dec. 4, 1952 at
the call price of $102.50.
The retirement of this series will be financed
by drawing down an additional $2,280,000 under the loan agreement
with the company's banks and will be repayable in eight equal annual
instalments commencing on Nov. 15, 1953.—V.
176, p. 1864.
per
p.
Leon
of
which
treated
earnings
Earnings
being
new
body in the Carlsbad basin.
Mr. Ware also announced that designs
are
nearing
for
completion
constructing
the
first
large
potashproducing unit in that location which will utilize the new process.
dried-
4,470.221
2,122,742
912,030
2,915,044
railway
Co. and Degaetano
&
Sales
and
by
potash
developed
that
announced
5,500,145
2,737,491
1,112,025
181,984
6,097,866
Kentucky Oil & Gas Corp.—Stock
854.
Corp.—New Name—
Operating revenues
said.
Ware
Mr.
$289,752
80,754
17,123
1—
railway
oper.
176,
tor
497,902
process
Ware
—V.
Net
income
Total
prior
types
Mr.
$564,828
319,305
148,004
$1.51
,
income
"These
Revolutionary Ore Beneficiation Process—
development
from
ry.
$620,922
156,217
customers
tc
other
All
Net
New
1950
$585,255
256,409
99,587
354,872
income
oper.
from
Net
$735,078
by Autophot Heinrich Mann,
ing developments
p.
$579,262
$
The
Canada.
manufacture and sell the
with
$1,455,101
442,805
$1,282,930
416,647
Johnson & Johnson
Net
from Otto Seligmann.
and rights of Otto Seligmann arising from
agreement between him and Lewal Industries, Inc. in respect
the
of
$995,909
353,534
$699,322
Winters
Common
(2)
ry.
P"rcm Jan.
Gioss
on
was
of
widely
being
now
15,718
outstdg
176, p.
Cost
formula
A
6,435
$2
Seligmann:
which
Net
1949
1951
$386,161
railway.;;
railway
Three Months Ended Oct. 31—
200 shs.
400,000 shs.
exercisable
1952,
12,900
$855,539
com.
per
See
against 149,000 warrants which are not transferable and not
before July 1, 1954 nor later than June 30, 1957.
per share
3,815
_
shares
$15,410,079
6,162,009
6,699,627
.
Outstanding
750 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
$100)
(par
shares of
149,000
are
from
$1,267,262
$1,209,073
9 Months Ehded
There
$1,448,666
—
561,762
1952
from
Net
President; the remainder to be added to working
GIVING
pfd.
$983,009
pfd. stocks—
on
Jervis
non-cuml,
$8,854,964
7,587,702
income
Earns,
Authorized
3'/i%
$9,921,991
8,473,325
deductions—
etc.,
Com.
capital.
CAPITALIZATION
$7,341,094
6,358,085
$1,205,258
income
-
income
Gross
Nov. 28 offered
on
publicly 80,000 shares of common stock
at $2 per share "as a speculation."
held by Otto Seligman,
operating
income
Other
$1,582,583 $17,077,948
787,125
tion.
$8,245,407
7,040,149
___
Operating exps. & taxes
Int.,
International
revenues
4,199,385
1769,
p.
Operating
Net
31 636,806
railway
oper.
176,
412,756
438,080
railway
from
Net
620,392
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
Net
$3,019,851
750,524
income—
oper.
ry.
From
$3,395,783
opers.
1674.
p.
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
1952—12 Mos.—1951
1952—10 Mos.—1951
ry.
income
oper.
176,
such
Utilities Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
revenues.
fr.
rev.
ry.
other
890,645
railway
from
on
an
company
Iowa Southern
$3 ,483,251
railway
from
Gross
The
1949
1950
1951
1952
and
issue
stock.
Great Northern RR.—Earnings—
International
October—
Net'
for
917.
p.
directors
The
bond
redemption on Dec. 29, next, all
of its
outstanding shares of 5%
cumulative redeemable convertible
preferred stock (par $32) at $33 per share and accrued dividends,
The
Net
Net
—V.
proximately
patent
Investors
Indiana
The
stock
power
A
This
Approved—
Electric Corp.—Stock
Indiana-Kentucky
to
—-——
-
income before
Net
Grants
license agreement granting Sarkes Tarzian, Inc., BloomInd., the right to manufacture selenium rectifier stacks in
accordance with methods and processes covered by patents owned or
controlled
by
the Internationa' Telephone & Telegraph Corp., has
been completed between the two parties, it was announced on Nov. 24.
The agreement terminates litigation instituted against fcarkes Tarzian,
Inc.
by Internatonal Standard E,ectric Corp. and Federal Telephone
&
Radio Corp., associates of 1T&T, for imringement of patent and
unfair trade practices, and clarifies the patent position oi selenium
rectifiers in the industry.
In
recent years Sarkes Tarzian,
Inc. has become an important
manufacturer and supplier, of selenium rectifiers, as well as one of
the largest producers of switch
type Television Tuners. It owns and
operates the pioneer Television Station WTTV.—V. 176, p. 1060.
1952
$920,822
(net)
etc.,
—
1,088,232
——
sales and
income
Net
Telegraph Corp.
License—
operating revenues———
Months Ended Sept. 30—
operating profit——
Net
International Telephone &
$2,231,263
operating expenses.
1952, include
31
Oct
Ry.
Net
.
2,271,362
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Chemical Corp.
Operating expenses
Other income
871,716
512,899
256,260
1,425,923
825,229
572,007
ington,
Indiana Gas &
Three
124,820
1674.
p.
Production
9,844,116
10,064,887
2,609,312
1,094,209
238,029
1—
railway—
from
—V.
121,633
10,607,327
2,369,023
865,618
income—
oper.
from
Net
154,449
10,880,069
444,008
railway
Prom Jan.
Gross
1949
$963,990
$1,256,928
474,721
199,897
$1,283,654
370,935
$1,370,937
railway
irom
1950
1951
1952
October—
Gross
ry.
"Loss
NOTE
Net
"3,706
*11,404
'■'36,870
78,b23
Int.
opeiating
Grcss
1952—10 Mos—1951
$995,644 $10,837,325 $10,962,132
$1,040,283
Ry. operating revenues.
1951
S
1952—10 Mos.-
1952—Month—1951
Period End. Oct. 31—
1952—10 Mos.—1951
$3,670,103 $39,324,451 $36,508,973
2,087,520 22,246,503 21,098,894
1952—Month—1951
Ry.
October—
America—Earnings—
1952—Month—1951
Period End. Oct. 31—
$4,513,264
2,281,966
Period End. Oct. 31—
United States to be constructed on
sand compacted by Vlbroflotation will be completed in 1»53 at Bonnie,
Fla., for this corporation by The Rust Engineering Co., of Pittsburgh
anu Birmingham, tne two companies announce.
A
saving of $250,000 was achieved by the method which enabled
the Bonnie phosphate chemicals plant to be constructed on dry waste¬
land sands with no support other than the sand itself. The entire
plant wnl cost $12,000,000—V. 176, p. 1864.
the
in
plant
large
first
The
Ry.—Earnings—
Kansas City Southern
Fla., Ready in 1953—
New Plant at Bonnie,
Co.—Earnings—
Illinois Bell Telephone
Period End. Sept.
$36,180
86.410
8,096
37,741
"337,500
1965
value)—„
convertible cumul. pfd. stock ($10 par
stock (10c par value)—
30,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
Common
National Life & Accident
Insurance
Co., Inc.
It is dated Dec. 30, 1949, and is payable in
instalments
of
$28,000 on cr before Dec.
30, 1952. $20,000 on or
before Dec. 30 each year thereafter, with a final payment of $90,009
«
"The
due
on
first
or
mortgage
before
Dec.
note
30,
is
payable
1965.—V.
176,
to
p.
1964.
Volume 176
•
Number 5175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Lea veil & Bates, Inc., Tipton, Ind.—Debentures Sold—
City Securities Corp.
Magma Copper Co.—Stock Offered at $24.50 per Share
sinking fund debentures, dated Nov. 1, 1952 and due Nov.
1, 1962, at 100% and accrued interest. An additional
$25,000 principal amount of these debentures was of¬
fered on Nov. 24. The $125,000 have all been sold
with¬
in the State of Indiana.
The debentures
1955. at
after
on
accred
interest
The debentures
operation
are
of
the
all
in
are
which
The
and accrued interest through
proceeds from the sale of the $125,000 deben¬
tures will be added to the working funds of the
company and used in
•
"
BUSINESS—Company
offices
in
is
Crawfowfsvilie,
the State
It
tons
of
provisions of the Small Loan Act
sale
1952
sinking fund deben¬
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
$312,730
134,112
$301,288
56,198
78,651
income___
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
railway
railway
from
—V.
43,301
52,572
7,808
2,734,633
2,748,924
2,505,293-
939,034
1,037,841
810,358
370,052
,
429,550
265,625
income
oper.
176,
2,312,651
520,207
100,380
■
1674.
p.
this
offering in
assistance
to
San
of
excess
Manuel
$6,000,000
for
or
the
will
used
company's general
GIVING
EFFECT TO
October—
1952
from
railway
railway
from
stock
(par
$10
share)
per
Net ry.
underwriters
named
898,518 shs.
Lazard
to
sell
of
each
the
for whom
severally agreed
Freres 8c Co. is acting as
representative, has
purchase, the percentage set opposite its name below of the shares
capital stock which are not subscribed for
by the holders of war¬
to
Lazard
A.
~
1950
Net
Bear, Stearns & Co
1949
Hallgarten
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
See also V. 176, p. 2064.-
260,582
141,030
281,486
213,570
7,522,879
railway
railway___
7,503,196
7,052,348
offices at Tulsa,
Colo.;
3,027,204
1,722,030
1,539,613
3,120,266
stock
&
&
1,363,406
The
Federal
1952
1951
$7,383,243
2,168,045
$6,910,264
M.
Loeb,
8.2%
Rhoades
&
Co.
8.2 *
Swiss
8.2
Wertheim
American
&
Corp
8.2
Co.—
1,199,220
1,083,141
592,661
1
367,687
8.2
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
1950
1949
-
—V.
176,
65, 485,197
65,257,528
58.856,200
Other
stock
13,512,570
14,342,525
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$780,209
1952—9 Mos,—1951
$795,787
$2,100,753
$2,090,421
tax
taxes-
491,799
481,757
4,696
3,852
$233,714
$310,178
8,267
A
letter
of
6,617,036
6,736,873
4,628,162
8,267
$275,447
dividend
inc.
common
filed
was
stock
with
(par $1)
the
to
SEC
be
Nov.
on
offered
through Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
at
21
$2
covering
share
per
Milwaukee, Wis.
proceeds
are to go to Mrs. Julia Lindemann
Amendt,
holder.—V. 175, p. 2378,
the selling
The
stock¬
after
preferred
*1952.
$301,911
-
div.
stock
includes
Operating
Operating
tl,234,630
$927,656
24,801
$844,231
$902,855
Gross
Net
from
from
railway
railway
11,560
24,801
includes
$186,762
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
$4,356,637
797,996
1,133,936
707,112
510,540
26,783
$2,176,922
expenses
1,767,219
rents
fac.
$2,299,218 $22,417,715 $21,797,594
1,732,258
17,220,077
16,410,151
347,463
2,612,334
2,900,674
Cr24,573
130,640
60,687
29,999
266,503
262,043
162,582
.-
Equipment
Joint
Cr3,682
rents
railway
639,193
•25,237
(Dr)
30,693
—
44,446,619
45,043,330
41,402,881
5,608,852
5,411,363
6,743,656
*1,606,853
*552,803
railway
railway
Net
803,910
776,146
405,011
ry.
363,243
—V.
673,791
317,920
Net
from
ry.
17,558,715
6,602,102
7,355,906
3,879,715
2,374,639
3,230,198
railway
1951
15,317,383
5,666,664
2,697,427
income
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
—V.
98,484
Lowell Adams Discount Co.,
Inc.—Filing Withdrawn—
the
letter
of
proposed
stock
at
notification
issuance
of
filed
29,000
($10 per share)
par
with
the
shares
of
SEC
6%
Oct.
on
23
cumulative
will be withdrawn.—V.
176,
covering
preferred
1675.
p.
company has designed
weather maintenance and
and
repair
Air
Slate
Products
Force
completed
wing
construction
hangars
for
of
B-36
22
cold-
bombers
at
bases.
Air Force Base,
Spokane, Wash.—V. 175,
at
stock
to
Nov. 1,'52
Oct. 27,'51
$
Earnings
income
•Federal
sales
before
s
83,475,000
that
4,
taxes
for
erection
of
EFFECT
TO
10
cents)
applied
mill,
to
incorporated
was
extract,
mine,
use
purchase
of
balance
to
the
and
PRESENT
FINANCING
purchase
in
and
Delaware
Sept.
on
slate
process
and
22,
slate
flour).
3, 1952, Ernest A. Caliendo, President, obtained
of the tremendous piles of slate waste (estimated
with the
years
option
The
periods.
piles
to
of
renew
for
slate
waste
another
ten
located
are
and
years
insofar
as
by Brownville Slate Quarry, Inc., in the County of
Piscataquis, Maine, including property to which the said Brownville
Slate Quarry, Inc. has mining and quarry rights.—V.
176, p. 2064.
dividends
owned,
capital
—
Debentures Offered
—
The
Lincoln, Neb., on Dec. 2 offered pub¬
licly $500,000 of 5% series A debentures, dated Nov. 1,
1952, and due $50,000 each Nov. 1, 1953 to 1962, inclusive.
The debentures were priced at 100% and accrued in¬
Air
Force
Dakota;
Base,
and
six
1862.
option
of
will
be
secured.
They
are
to
be
company,
any
or
the
finance
to
a
net
proceeds
company's
week
of
1,318,000
3,730,000
3,621,000
Common
1,217,000
3,280,000
3,919,000
announced
was
p.
1964.
Nov.
on
29
•
two
gold
silver,
series
larger and
A
the sale of debentures will be
capital and will be used
largely
diversified inventory for the Kansas City
more
($10
tees
due
4>/2%
note
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
*$500,000
value)
par
to
$500,000
100,000 shs.
1,217,000
6,047,000
3,919,000
276,000
1,103,000
1,054,000
1,430,000
941,000
4,944,000
§74,230 shs.
2,865,000
$0.83
$0.55
$2.87
$1.67
deed
$1.26
S1.G7
•No provision for excess profits tax
required.
tOf $3,444,000 resulting
from merger and sales* of radio and television
properties less applicable
Crovlsion lor Federal income taxes of $677,000.—V. 176,
pi 1472. <J i
4
trust
of
'
and lead
to Business
indenture
the
$340,000
1963
$302,886
25,000
l,
ry.
Gross
one
time
to
Oct.
principal
$1,000,000.
1952,
SDuring September,
employees
miniii#
perfecting title to 63
was
stated.—V.
other clahn^
In all, this corpo¬
indication of high
176,
p.
855.
1952
1951
1950
$213,964
$210,218
1949
^
$187,807
54,401
76,665
75,679
60,65*
25,735
58,239
41,338
27,260
1,761,105
1,740,414
1,714,174
1,604,282
334,883
378,757
94,819
471,315
170,550
390,442
89,721
income—
1—
from
from
ry.
railway
railway
income
oper.
176,
136,205
1770.
P.
Minerals Separation North American Corp.,
Md.—Proposed Acquisition
and Change Name—
statement
ration
Nov.
on
—
the
opertaing
Incident
company.
Baltimore,
To Increase Capitalization
to
name
asked to authorize the company's change
Attapulgus Minerals &
former
The
Chemical Co.
was the largest producer of fullers
principal uses of its products are for
the processing of petroleum products principally by the percolation
method, for floor cleansing and sweeping absorbents, and for agricul¬
tural insecticides and as components in oil and gas drilling muds.
The
Attapulgus assets acquired also include 50% of the capital stock of the
in
the
Attapulgus
acquisition by the Minerals Sepa¬
formerly owned by the Atta¬
acquisition,
the stockholders of
assets
this
to
Minerals Separation are being
of
the
announced
28
of
company
pulgus
United
Porocel
the
Corp.,
Cyanainid Co.
Porocel
and
is
and
chemical
this
primarily
of
The
remaining
The
Arkansas
to
company
States.
engaged' in
50%
Corp.
which
of
owns
activating
is
and
selected
owned
by
operates
bauxites
American
plant, in
for various
a
uses.
acquisition
the
the Minerals Separation business consisted
development and licensing to industrial concerns of
patented processes for the beneficiation of industrial minerals, prin¬
cipally phosphate and potash. The acquisition of the Attapulgus asset's
expands the activity of Minerals Separation to include the production
sale
of
valuable
meeting of stockholders
special
A
in a related field in which its past experience
and also to augment its research and develop¬
products
prove
activities.
ment
to
is
It
held
be
on
number
of
Dec.
9,
1952,
of
for
Minerals Separation has been
the purpose of increasing the
shares of Minerals
Separation.
that Mr. Lilienthal, former Chairman of the Atomic
Commission and former Chairman of the Tennessee Valley
Authority, will become Chairman of the Board of the new company-.
L. R. Streander, former President of Attapulgus, will become President
of the company.
R. H. Hubbell, Jr., former Vice-President and Man¬
planned
Energy
of Sales of Attapulgus,
ager
and
and W. E. Sawyer,
Jr.,
former Secretary
Treasurer, will assume these offices in Minerals Separation.
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
1952
October—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
from
Net
ry.
$1,768,431
880,028
446,000
329,065
313,698
376,828
208,032
18,845,567
18,232,631
17,048,855
4,398,121
railway
railway
income—
1770.
oper.
—V. 176,
1949
$2,238,301
916,219
4,150,591
4,547,268
1,710,663
1,248,824
1,929,957
15,694,524
2,683,079
1,015,447
1—
from
Net
1950
$2,358,236
714,112
,
income—
oper.
1951
$2,361,594
railway
railway
p.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
1952
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
1950
1949
$5,505,778
1,623,112
666,522
2,616,697
1,078,045
$3,191,919
638,266
234,52?
34,940,380
5,792,435
31,792,90 1
5,842,601
2,247,935
2,436,362
1,914,565
473,953
income—
oper.
1951
$4,751,038
6,209,125
.
$4,104,431
939,822
railway
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
.
railway
oper.
17G, p.
income—
.
36,237,186
30,082,508
5,219,165
1,923,630
1770.
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings1952
railway
from
from
Net
ry.
railway
oper.
income—
1951
1950
1949
$236,539
61,828
October—
Net
railway
from
Gross
from
ry.
railway
oper.
income—
22,500
176,
$223,646
$185,493
62,991
50,568
17,414
$245,868
71,107
24,561
26,605
18,201
2,247,129
571,588
179,212
2,178,012
657,356
228,539
1,977,047
1,856,175
557,355
418,009
205,660
116,335
1675.
p.
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Gross
estate
real
which
from
debentures
which
may
are
-be
Net
tl57,500
157,500
Co.-
the
amount
Colmar
1952
to
be
issued
outstanding
from
ry.
limits
at
any
Investment
1949
$498,139
246,156
238,262
$306,8*5
104,2ft*
86,387
income—
84,594
124,104
92,92*
4,489,358
4,469,256
3,858.530
3,402,6*5
1,587,107
1,794,397
1,547,218
735,957
711,075
704,712
1,191,9*2
754,23t
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1952/ arl
oper.
1950
$543,983
187,523
railway
railway
1951
$535,753
October—
Co. issued the above note.
additional 241 shares were issued to
under their stock purchase agreements; and an additional
14,
and
$199,051
railway
oper.
Net
—V.
—V.
Co.:
Men's Assur.
under
aggregate
JOn
content, it
railway
From Jan.
Net
note
•The
in the process of
it is
from
from
Net
Trus¬
1, 1958-
tIColmar Investment
first
exploration
National
to
nually to June
-
the
From Jan. 1—
Fidelity Life
Insurance Co. due $1,250 semi-an¬
275,000
is
company
and lead, though the ore produced shows
valuable mineral deposits.
The company owns
manganese
deposits, located in two areas, and,
October—
Gross
Net
University
monthly to March
note
the
of
other
covering
in addition,
Gross
GIVING
debentures
stock
4%-4V2%
*
1952.
manganese
and
claims
13,
24,
interest
minerals,
from
UNorclay Investment Co.:
1,705,000
Georgia and South Carolina
Nov.
chief
The
working
Denver warehouses.
CAPITALIZATION
1,848,000
$0.35
a
company mill, located at Guacimal, Costa Rica a two shift
presently operating, and, from indications of concentrate no**
being bagged at the mill, three shift operation will be necessary,
beginning in December,
acording
to
an
announcement.
The
first
major shipment of lead concentrate left for the United States thft
—V.
year.
to
Authorized
$0.83
-
the
Gross
redeemable, at
interest,
year
added
and
$
not
in inverse
order
of
maturity,
at
100%
and
plus a premium of Vu of 1% of the principal for
fraction thereof prior to maturity, such premium in no
case to
exceed 2%%.
Such premium, however, is to be only one-half
the foregoing amount, if the company elects to make the
redemption
from the portion of net earnings of the
company in excess of $100,000
accrued
PROCEEDS—The
53—Weeks Ended—52
Nov. 1/52
Oct. 27/51
$
debentures
*
profit__
thft
•
Bobbins, Inc.—New Secretary-Treasure?
October—
5%
profit
Before capital
(Mo.)
First Trust Co. of
5%
Net applic; to com. stk.
Earns, per com. share:
of
From Jan.
7,540.000
'
.
Metals & Chemicals Corp.—Reports Full Scale Output
At
14,000,000 tons).
He thereafter assigned the agreement on
to this corporation.
The term of this agreement shall
are
7,010,000
t
mills,
corporation by the Board of Commissioners of tttft
District of Georgia of a $12,050,162 contract f<W
high level bridge project over the Savannah River
provide a 5 Vi-mile short cut for the existing U. S. 17 coastal
authorized
Outstanding
1,299,970 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
Sept.
ten
2,535,000
capi¬
the
orders.
for
this
between
called
granules and slate
further
they
2,767,000
earnings &
tal profit
from
customers'
petroleum,,bu«
importance.—V. 176, p. 1675.
f
;
by Ralph E. DeSimone, President.—V. 176,
1952
be for
1,705,000
income
to
will
route
and
be
to
about
or
3,553,000
Net
Incl.
stock
to
are
(slate
right to the
Oct.
82,626,000 332,629,000 349,268,000
Federal
taxes
Net earnings
tCapital profit
Preferred
Nov. 24 publicly of¬
(par 10 cents) at
on
GIVING
(par
quarry,
some
each
p.
to
exploration
Highway
construction
should
proceeds
BUSINESS—Corporation
In
—13 Weeks Ended—
retail
Inc.,
common
Authorized
(R. H.) Macy & Co., Inc. (&
Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
Corp., Bangor, Me.—Stock Of¬
speculation."
a
net
equipment and
working capital.
Common
The
Eight of the hangars are located at Limestone
Maine; eight at Rapid City Air Force Base, South
at Fairchild
1,059,293
$1,228,552
terest.
Luria Engineering Co.—New Contract—
The
northern
1,006,980
$1,298,702
1674.
p.
&
adsorbent
Marsh Steel Corp.
The
103,521
$124,025
machinery
the
1949
187,442,112 185,719,766 165,930,287 148,120,302
42,742,542
40,532,445
40,188,358
22,113,719
21,807,841
18,222,490
20,750,973
10,395,766
income
oper.
176,
$2,287,850
299,970 shares of
increase
On
1950
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$2,305,682
1769.
p.
products
$20,310,067 $21,514,098 $20,749,997 $12,504,557
5,573,529
6,589,409
8,075,233
1,404,743
3,130,344
3,193,385
4,153,044
222,524
railway
In
minor
received
as
materials
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Awarded Contracts-
Prior
1952,
1952
oper.
176,
313,947
Louisville & Nashville RR. —Earnings—
Net
123,816
$227,546
$2,164,034
$133,651
PROCEEDS—The
912,412
-
19,787,259
October—
from
117,521
etc
$1 per share "as
$1,668,017
176, p. 1769.
Gross
$2,188,161
13,475
$232,135
__
income
Maine
1949
$2,087,595
21,912,928
8,250,635
Income
oper.
__
CAPITALIZATION
railway
railway
from
Net
interest,
-V.
*2,441,538
1950
$2,033,882
ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
from
$214,071
12,025
income
fered
1951
$2,313,996
Net
Gross
$220,110
fered—Charles J. Maggio,
1952
from
from
Rlls.
42,271,069
4,769,073
176, p. 1769.
October—
Net
Gross
$4,222,082
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.-Earnings—
Gross
income
oper.
income
*198,089
*1,693,365
income
•Deficit'.—V.
ry.
Net
railway
oper.
materials
engaged
David E. Lilienthal, President of this corporation, and L. R. Streander, former President of Attapulgus Clay Co., in liquidation, in a joint
1952—10 Mos.—1951
1949
$4,834,213
ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
Net
1950
$4,672,949
Net
also
to
Award
Coastal
$819,430
tl951
tax.
1952—Month—1951
revenues
Taxes
Other
1951
of
shapes the
is
R.
Net
*1,290,081
14,266
Maine Central RR.—October EarningsPeriod End. Oct. 31
Net
Long Island RR.- Earnings—
1952
parent
Peters, formerly Comptroller, has been elected Secretary*
fill the vancancy caused by the resignation of
Schuyler
Merritt, II.—V. 176, p. 1162.
earth
October—
wholly*
the
operations;
on
$165,538 excess profits
profits tax.—V. 176, p. 770.
excess
notification
and
McKesson
Harold
Net
income
Net
(A. J.) Lindemann & Hoverson Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
6,510 shares of
the sale
to
cuts
Net
deductions
Net
10,430,830
9 601,254
1674.
p.
are
to
company's
Midland Valley RR.—Earnings—
Crl31,250
income
Preferred
57,838,146
17, 959,234
income
oper.
the
Texas,
company
manganese
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Co.
and lease
own
in
many of which cover- several manganese deposits.
ration has ever 300,000 acres under claim, with
8.2
—
$5,589,874
2,211,840
1,249,997
2, 650,184
income
oper.
Investment
They
used
also
these operations are of only
of
Brothers
9.4
-
Period End. Sept. 30
income
capital
(refund)
$7, 655,968
railway
railway
from
Inc.—
Co.,
Co
Total
from
is
addition
company
Mahoning Coal RR..—Quarterly Earnings-
2,226,476
1,871,471
-
Colmar
Okla.; Wichita, Kans.; Omaha, Neb.; Colorado Springs?
and Albuquerque, New Mexico.' A small ware¬
located at Colorado Springs.
...
,
Amarillo,
house
6,338,337
2,983,806
j.
Read
Carl
8.2
382,286
Dillon,
Lehman
8.2
$772,820
Lehigh Valley RR.— Earnings—
ry.
Inc
485,913
October—
Net
25.0%
Allyn 8c Co.,
Fed.
Net
Co
' $905,482
Net ry. oper. income...
—V. 176, p. 1674.
Gross
&
486,027
from
from
C.
Freres
$937,588
From Jan. 1—
Gross
and
buildings
force is
to
underwriters,
520,757
income
oper.
1951
Co.
the company.
and
western
Missouri, the Texas Panhandle, and the States of Kansas?
Oklahoma,
Nebraska," Colorado,
Wyoming, South Dakota, Montana
and New Mexico.
The company operates warehouses and sales offices
at North Kansas City, Mo.,
and Commerce Town, Colo., Just outside*
the city limits of Denver.
The company also maintains district sales
Outstanding
1,200,000 shs.
company has agreed
below and each of the
$1,075,487
.
and
company, incorporated in Missouri in 1945, is ehtf
distribution of metal products,
principally steel and
the warehouse level.
It
distributes these
products id
gaged in the
aluminum, at
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Capital
of
Lehigh & New England RR.,—Earnings—
Net
agreements
BUSINESS—The
from
be
of
land
such
'
rants:
Gross
the
under
as
purposes.
UNDERWRITERS—The
from
Net ry.
proceeds of
CAPITALIZATION
$204,973
126,725
./
derived
Issuance
-
Investment
subsidiaries
company
this
of
for
1949
$295,752
113,217
to
promptly
as
which is that Magma inject
$6,000,000,
capital stock, into San Manuel.
additional
corporate
1950
property
of
its
of
purpose
net
for
-
railway
oper.
1951
agent
offering is to obtain the $6,000,000 which the
company, in compliance with that condition of the loan
authorization,
will use to purchase notes of San Manuel
subordinate to the RFC loan.
The
„
appointed
reserved
are
stock option.
Treasurer
The
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry. —Earnings—
October—
been
capital stock in exchange
split, group and' transler
ore at the rate of 30,000
to produce about 70,000 tons of refined copper per
year,
with lesser quantities of molybdenum
concentrates, gold and
condition
one
the
5Va7c
has
issue,
To finance the* project, San Manuel has received
from the Recon¬
struction Finance Corporation an authorization of a loan
of $94,000,000,
of
letter of notification with
a
to
owned
4
day,
per
silver.
Indiana.-
FILES—The corporation on Nov. 17 filed
the SEC covering the additional
$25,000 of
tures 1952 series.—V. 176, p. 1964.
.
York
additional
also
Manuel Copper Corp., a Delaware
corporation, Is
subsidiary of the company.
Since its organization in
been acquiring and developing properties in
Arizona, and
has
together
July'31, 1948.
Tipton, Bid., and the company maintains
Logansport and Richmond, Ind.
the
above
plans to prepare and equip its mining
possible for the production and treatment of
Frankfort,
The company operates under
of New
the
to
warrants;
now
4,000shs.
on
11,
wholly-owned
1945
$125,000
Incorporated in Indiana
was
located in
Dec.
on
warrants.
'
Its home office
(EST)
p.m.
a
In
Outstanding
1, 1962
3:30
PROCEEDS—San
a
'
'
5»/4% sinking fund debentures due Dec.
Capital stock (par $50)
subscription
these
business.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Guaranty Trust Co.
accept subscriptions
for
net
U»e normal operations of its
until
Mention of this offering was made in
the "Chronicle" of Dec. 1, 1952. Further details follow:
cases.
at par
continue
publicly offered.
sinking fund.
PROCEEDS—The
will
shares
HNorclay
being offered for subscription by
The
now
has been underwritten by Lazard Freres & Co. and asso¬
ciates. Any unsubscribed shares are not
expected to be
or
also callable
capital stock
offering,
in part at any time before Nov. 1,
thereafter and on or before Oct. 31, 1958 at 103; there¬
or
before Oct. 31. 1961 at 101; and thereafter at
100;
105;
and
phis
callable all
of
stockholders of record Nov. 26 is $24.50 per share.
ratio is one new share to 2% old shares.
The
'
-
2,549
under
—-The subscription price of the 266,227 additional shares
Nov. 14 offered $106,000 of 5^4%
on
$
(2165)
from
Net
from
Net
ry;
railway—
railway-
oper.
income~i
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
.
19^2
Monday, December
.
.
(2166)
October—
.
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
$7,804,141
railway
2,414,132
railway
1,141,109
income—
oper.
1950
1949
$7,411,001
2,485,079
1,054,925
$7,182,172
,
,
2,341,669
1,049,206
Gross
(& Subs.)—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railways-
70,426,115
19 818,831
14,645,716
income—
1965.
8,358,471
5,197,267
oper,
176,
p.
Operating
Fed.
1952- 10 Mos—1951
S
$
$
$
inc.
Railway oper,
expenses-
17,432,230
17,196,160 157,705,117 159,135,435
Net rev. from ry. oper.
6,362,479
5.473,524
2,977,151
3,353,475
V.
176,
(no
292,849
share
176,
Gross
Inc.—Stock Offered—
Net
Net ry.
the
Net
Modigliani Glass Fibers, Inc., Long Island
corporation on Nov. 24 filed a letter ol notification .with the
100,000 shares of capital stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $3 per share
through Cohu & Co., New York. The net
proceeds are to be used to repay loans, for expansion of facilities and
working
sion
$881,717
8,538,758
3,555,937
1,498,545
9,915.504
4,677,773
1,945,202
401,531
168,493
4,404,478
1,398,799
income._
1770.
p.
Co.—Bonds Sold—Kidder, Pea-
as
interest
new
a
it
RR.—Earnings-
Montour
.f October—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
The
$312,232
24
40,993
*38,674
42,718
42,319
79,268
1,482
2,223,065
2,300,055
2,061,540
income—
1,890,221
A
Net
from
Net
ry.
__j
42,688
48,314
485,349
395,021
286,944
496,095
176,
ry.
The
10
corporation
Nov.
on
filed
17
to
Nev.—Files With SEC—
letter
a
notification
of
the
with
and
maining
lor
shares
will
be
rendered.
services
struction
mill.
of
issued to and offered to certain individuals
proceeds will be used to pay for con¬
is involved.
income
Securities
ing
and
Exchange Commission—
corporation
Dec.
on
filed
1,
registration statements
two
coveiv
total of 221,754 shares of capital stock (par $1).—V. 176, p.
u
The
71
it
$2,640,000
of
equipment
office,
Dec. 15, 1952, and
each
from
The
1953
OCTOBER
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
of
1,235,867
641,638
...
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
-?-V.
railway,:—.
34,090,817
railway
176,
Net
1950
1949
Net
Net income
Federal
Net
-V.
before
and
income
176,
taxes
State
—V.
A
new-
model
cash
providing
announced
Certificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., in asso¬
ciation with McMaster Hutchinson & Go.-, on Dec. 4 of¬
Co.—Earnings
1951
$4,760,640
435,730
$4,346,495
474,825
247,000
$188,730
;
—_
register
designed
Nov.
!
>
'•
•
Register—
especially
receipt
printed
for
small
the
tor
businesses
customer
Taking, a long look
experimental model of
into
a
the
device
future
that
this
company
some
may
is
building
an
day revolutionize the
methods of
keeping unit, price line and classification inventory control
stores, according to Stanley C. Allyn, President.
x
in retail
.
Officials
of
The
pected
estimated
on
the
trial"
be
to
cost
$3,037,877.-
:
,
,
1952—Month—1951
'
Net
Net
ry.
—V,
ry.
16,257,624.
9,557,551
-
t
from
Net
ry.
1965;
*•
',
t
.
5,727,922
New- York.
ry.
—V.
information
in a
to
model
completed
cards.
of
the
sometime
-
typical retail store.—V.
It
year.
176,
p.
Gross
mechanism
will
then
be
is
ex¬
placed
railway
railway—
from
ry.
1951 '
'
$334,390
113,319
oper: .income—i
$271,483
28.093
*496,008
-•
1949
*
$284,854
*
*220,967
\
from
ry,
railway——
railway
from
Net
-
income.—"
'
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
1770.
176,
3,228,251
'
*49,757
" 2,538.794
559,380
985,933
*97,444
524,100
.
441,473
.
assets
Oct.. 31
earlier
of
National
Securities
1952, an increase of
of $84,297,084.
Series
$21,6031434,
were
or
to
Wain
Net
from
the
Hare,
Vice-President,
1952
was
$3,094,831.—V.
of
year
shares
outstanding were
approximately 5 000 000
'
on
Oct. 31, 1952, an increase of
or up 33%, from 12 months
earlier.
investment income distributed for the six
Oct. 31.
as
Co.,
to
19,762,315
shares
$105,900,518
25%
figure
Charles
176,
p,
months'
period
ended
•company.
Mr.
Iron
Jacket
board
is
»••«••
Fire
also
a
director
a
Steel
Co.,
Coal
&
member
of
of
of
the
1676.
of
the
bank's
American
General
Creamery
Co.,
W.
Arbitration
Marine Insurance Co.—V.
Co.,
M.
-
174,
p.
and
the
—V8 176
p
~2064
-
1952—Month—1951,
-o
1952—11 Mos.—1951
51.623,819 $1,574,235 $15,239,008 $14,162,395
New York, New Haven, & Hartford
Period End. Oct. 31*—
"
19,816,084
12,212 827 116,285,999
from ry. oper.
3,704,295
income—
$
•
•
-
$
Railway oper.
r
_
Neisner Brothers* Inc.—November
Sales Up—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1952—Month—1951
1952—11 Mos.—1951
—V?8176~~p~r770~
55,585,938 $5,533,012 $51,958,427 $51,089,659
revenue—
14.552,678
Railway
expenses-
11,337,361
oper,
Net
ir
-V.
rev.
ry.
from ry. oper.
oper.
ina-
-r,
176; p.
i
3,215,317
income—
r?Tc
1676.
RR*—Earnings-^
1952—10 Mbs —1951
$
-
•
-
786,985 '
»
7,808,223
*
,
>
'
'
t
1
'
.
24,853,644
?
T''
*
'
radius of
a
standard
of
range
ait-cooled X-ray
130 millimeters.-r-Y.
.
operation,
1473,
176, p;
the
new
tube and a goniometer
"
'
""
" '■)
Northern Pacific lly.-—-Earnings—
from'
from
ry.
1952
railway
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
2,702,757
income—*.
oper.
1951
1950
$17,797,735 $17,639,934 $20,195,967
5,408,873
5,224,169
9,201^091
railway
•
2,472.207
4,960,603
1949
$13,306,421
3,084,814
1,771;631
1—
railway
147,573.274
142,704,916
railway—-
28,536.359
28.261,487
31,951,356
20,359,620
12,644,572
12,302,924
16,188,425
9.355,638
income
oper.
176, p.
133,929.624 125,535,137
1965.
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—October Earnings—
1952
(
Operating-revenues 1:
'Operating
1951
4,718,066
$4,-512,834
4,036,514
$456,775
$476,320
,$5*174^41
—J_
expenses
1
$
134,521,206 129,777,395
10,956,077 107,914,207 106,027,233
2,65^,428 ' 26,612,909
1
55,256,052
22,441;786
3,070,854
* *.
115,07Q/733
.
NORELCO 90-degree Geiger-counter X-ray Spectrometer that
at minimum cost a
powerful analysis: tool- for/ use in reseducational
fields- as
well
asfor
production; control,
available irom the company's Research & Control Instruments
Net
'
13,615,505
083,854
•
..
45,812,324
and
Operating
Net
income
Provision
Net
1.
Month of October-—
•
7,603,257
;
1,925,000
tv
1676."'
n:
162,093,323 170;326,785
Sea¬
997.
1952—Month—1951
$
5:
14,815,750
11,111,455
From Jan.
Co.,
National. Shirt Shops of
Delaware, Inc.—Sales—
Period End. Nov. 30—
.
; 1952--10 Mos.—1951 I
•
expenses-
Net
Trust
latter
Lumber
482,183
new
now
according
the
$ "
revenue—
oper.
having
99,750
Administrative
Association
1,414,819
577,226
1952—Month—19512
to provide a full
instrument employs a long-life
Taylor-Wharton
Ritter
7,264,120
1,588,535*
•/668^96
,;
-
,
Gross
Hershey
Radiator
7,659,053
2,267,667
780;672
405,478
Manufacturers
the. Board of
9,493,031
'2,289,388
income—
176,
Gross
York Dock- Co.,
New
48,189
9,796,343 ■"
railway—
Designed
........
National
Co.,
the
Flanigan, Chairman
92,330
oper.
Net
Vice-President
director of
a
•
•
and
&
Senior
Howard A.
Jones
Board
Jones,
been elected
Admiral
Red
1865.
has
Hill
68,022
,
Division,
New York Dock Co.—New Director—
Higher-
127,383
248.789
'
87,385
October—
National Securities & Research Corp.—Assets
Net
1949
231,742
•
North American Philips Co., Inc.—New Product— A
is
-
1771.
p.
;
'
$733,208
•provides
1,961,70?
"
262,896' "
-
.
1950'
$898,923
oper.
rev.
-search
6,897
61,065
2,701.052
1,160,925
"
"' 7
1951
Ltd.,
Mines,
"should comp'ete the
connection with these
$1,049,875
>
income___
P.
ry.
—V.
Front Jan. 1—
Net
MacDonald
$1;049,385
railway——
176,
Net
$163,705
.
110,305
'
from
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
Railway
Railway
.
"T
1950
lend funds to a new. compaay4>4n
which- will brin^ into produc¬
interest,
$
"
-Earnings—
-1952
from
Net
Net
Gross
-
hole-punching
next
*- ;
51%
a
Period End. Oct. 31—
ri
Connecting RR.
will have
railway—-
from
Net
4
October—
,
Peninsula,, and, to
1952
from
Neb
43,034,369.. 42,176,547
18,717^890
18,883,224
2,573,307
.
the
Froin Jan. 1—
Gross
..
.
'
on
provide funfls, for the new suiphur-ir^n, piapt
Niagara r£epjnsula; to lead ftuads.
Mines,
Lt<3.. for its copper project" iij
railway--—
oper.
{
•
charge
or
Norfolk & Western Ry^rr-Earnings—
^
form
•
property acquired
Quebec's Roiiyn district.
from
Net.
1952—10 Mos.—">951
v
will
"
'
-
zinc-pyrite
Norfolk
15,097,867 133,563,062. 133,600,389
9,369,945
90;528,693
91,423,842
6,700,073"
3;013,130
opers.
income—''
oper,
176, p.
^
■
the
in
is
Copper
October—
Net
fr;
rev.
»■$
"/•
Ry. operating revenues..
-Ryt operating expenses^
'
Gaspe
Gaspe
the
Gross
' '
_
**
said,
mortgage
any
-
•
financing," the announcement stated,
present program and no further financing in
projects is contemplated."—V. 17G, p. 511.'
,
EARNINGS FOR OCTOBER AND FIRST TEN MONHS
Period End. Oct. 31—
require
not
"The
the
experimental
to
suc¬
7 Two
other bids were received, also for 2Vss viz: Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, 99.5783; and .Kidder, Peabody &. Co., Dick & MerlerSmith
L. F. Rothschild & Co, and Wood, Struthers & Co; (jointly), 99.629.
The certificates will be secured by 25 new diesel. electric locomotives
..
company
emphasized that the device is strictly
experiment and that its practical use may be years away. Mr.
Allyn made this comment about the equipment:
"This may
prove
to be the 'bridge' between present
equipment" and future application
©f electronic
principles in the business machines field, upon which
this company has been
working for many years."
■' This'
tape would be run through regulation punch card equipment
convert
the
were
cessful bidders for the certificates at competitive sale on
Dee. 3, submitting a winning bid of 99.709%.
i
an
to
The firms
...
.
announcement
•
does
Ap' Drttlirio's
built
northern
was
v.' Undertakes Revoluntionary Experiments in Electronics
«*
terstate Commerce Commission.
24
by this company. The mak<5hine, whicH is described as including features previously available
©nly on higher-priced models, has 13 variations, many designed for
specific business applications.
• . _
~
on
from 2.20% to 2.95%, according to maturity. Issuance of
the certificates is subject to the authorization by the In¬
$207,825
..
certificates,
in
equipment trust of 1953, maturing annually Oct. 1, 1953
to 1967, inclusive. The certificates were priced to yield
267,000
•
'
(he
$10,000,000,
transactions
be
which Noranda
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Equipment Trust
fered $2,430,000 274% serial equipment trust
—
demonstrated
'
1965.
1
institutions.
Canada.
Quebec's
2,596,495
taxes.——
itemized
an
and
24;556,763
5,425,358
National Cash Register Co.—New
und
176, p.
36,735,154
26,736,728
C;'.
'
7,801,653
of
subsidiary,
3,857,617
_____
issue
remaining
The
to.
90.025,774
97,924.233
underwritten by Harris and
London and New York "in?
of $19. to the company.
has already been placed privately by Harris and Partners
price
a
The'financing
tion
1952
!
I
8,581,9.79
New York,
770.
p.
15,133,228
7,785,157
income
on
income
14,889,340
opers.
income
29,159,882
^
at
Canadian
Bank
expenses-
oper.
*
Ltd.—Financing Completed—
company's property.
2,958,887
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling
sales
ry.
768^262
187,107
a
%
75,727,438 663,120,594 667,043,102
60,594,210 565,196,361 577,017,328
7,611,716
.
4,880,692
Six Months Ended Oct. 31—
Gross
1952- .10 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1951
ry.
fx.
rev.
446,134
revolving bank credit "on favorable terms" with the company's
bankers, Imperial Bank of Canada, Bank of Nova Scotia and Royal
of
v
FIRST TEN MONRS
1675.
p.
Of
This
31,589,320
9,686,979
income—.
oper.
•••••
75,346,254
60,456,914
revenues_
-1,144,262
470,576
.
$
operating
Ry. operating
1,175,318
income
1771.
corporation
for new
with
Ry.
3,787,086
437,304
i
—
4,246,024
sinking lund debentures which have been
Partners, Ltd., which includes Canadian,
1965.
estimated
the
railway
4,532,537
has completed arrangements for $30,000,000 of
projects now under way,
it was announced 011
4 by James Y. Murdoch,
President.
the total, $20,000,000 is in the form of 15-year 4%%
callable
Dec.
-
'.''"V
& Co.—V. 176, p.
12,132
4,673,786
1,123*832
financing
lerests,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$267,721.
52,691
1—
Noranda Mines,
This
1952
31,
Ne\y York Central RR.—Earnings-
$3,675,032 .. $3,454,-607* >32,618,465
1,135,833. ' 1,309,176
583,156
424,646
718,751
298,223
.
'
income
July
The
i
1951
$3,.748,613
railway-—-,.
oper.
ended
months
period End. Oct. 31—
80%
about
AND
1952
from
of S2,203,902 and
Total fixed charges
$267,721.
were
seven
70,301
52,474-
huge new steam-electric generating station was placed in operation
and Courts
a.
$3,316,169
October—
Gross
the Terminal
1952
106,567
126,623
revenues
$417,548.
of
the Terminal company
reported total operating revenues of $2,203,902 and income available
for
fixed
charges of $417,548.
Total fixed charges for the period
in 15 equal annual instalments of $176,000
to mature
EARNINGS FOR
charges
1949
$373,444
126,861
$480,507-
Albany. N. Y., by this corporation on Dec.
New
to
1967, inclusive.
will be usee! to finance
for new equipment.
proceeds
of
cost
11
operating
railway
fixed
1950
$477,661
1951
$561,444
162,047
income—.
oper.
UNDERWRITERS—Other members oi the underwriting group are:
W. E. Hut ton & Co.; Schoell.kopf, Hutton, & Pomeroy, Inc.; Wood,
Struthers & Co.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Alex. Brown & Sons;
m.
(EST) on Dec. 8 receive bids
York, N. Y., for the purchase from
trust certificates, series H,
to be dated
will up to
Broadway,
company
its
July 31,
the seven months ended
for
!
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis RR.—Bids—
a,t
period
the
For
were
1675.
available
the
for
.-.The
of
total
reported
company
Y.—Registers With
N.
While its services and facil¬
railroads, the Terminal, company is primarily
the Southern Railway System for originating
other
by
facility
EARNINGS—For
The
Fund, Inc.,
used
are
line
belt
1379.
p.
.
Terminal company, in and adjacent
railroad through and around the
the
of
a
176,
3, The first two generat¬
ing units are capable of producing 200,000 kilowatts. Two otherv^nits,
now un<ier construction, jvill bring the stations total capacity to 400>oppy
kilowatts in 1954.
-V%
.
*.>„"•
The Albany
station brings the total number of generating, plapts
in the Niagara Mohawk System to 99, and when completed," will increase)
the System's total generating capacity to over 2,600,000 kilowatts. It 4s
the
fourth
big steam-electric generating
project built by Niagara
Mohawk since 1946. the ethers being at Buffalo, Dunkirk and Oswego.
Niagara Mohawk has also just
completed a 30,000-kilowatt hydro
electric plant on the Sacandaga River, North of Albany, and has urider
way a 100,000-kilowatt development on the Raquette River in Northern;
New York. Over the past seven years Niagara Mohawk has expended
$267 million to expand its facilities.—V. 176, p. 1965.
? ,
sale, together with other
the Terminal company's
July 1, 1953.
the
from
of
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Opens New Plant—
and terminating traffic in and around New Orleans, one of the most
important and fastest growing gateways of the Southern System.
•
underwriting
No
Investment
Mutual
proceeds
16-mile
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
railway-—
176, p.
A
terminals, yards and sidings.
essential
an
from
ry.
at
retire prior to maturity
to
the
Total estimated cost of the project
-
$814,860.—V.
is
railway.^.
from
Net
—V.
100'A.
price
BUSINESS—Properties
New Orelans, include
ities
2,167,806 shares of non-assessable capital stock
(par
of which 122,000 shares will be offered for 16 cents- per
1,522,106 shares will be at 10 cents per share.
The re-
cents),
will be used
city, freight
covering
aihare
net
Federal
Pa.
comi>anyU to
construct
to
1952
oper.
Net
beginning Nov. 1, 1953,
of the principal amount
is initially
103J/4%
and
2%
price
Optional, redemption
redemption
1770.
p.
at
:
payments,
for
Counties,
permitted
portion
a
proposed
railway
From Jan.
outstanding $11,423,000 fifty-year gold bonds due
Mt. Union Mines, Inc., Reno,
NEC
fund
funds,
Inc.,
Co.
&
Stuart
Halsey,
annually not less than
PROCEEDS—The
492,282
'Deficit.—V.
"
provides
fund
retire
to
bonds.
sinking
413,078
income—
railway
oper..
and
the
of
railway-
from
follows:
as
prejudice,
company
from
Net
99.2799 for 3%s; and
offered 98.82 for 37/8S.
bonds are unconditionally guaranteed as to principal, in¬
sinking fund installments by Southern Ry. Co., parent
sinking
sufficient
From Jan. 1—
Gross
received
were
organisation.
$27,298
99,085
bids
time
same
from the
operation of an
and
Cameron
and
changed it to 18 miles,
from
Gross
new
terest
i
$277,394
$187,174
oper.
1949
1950
1951
1952
railway—.
railway—
from
Net
Other
the
at
authorized
Net
98.3099 for 3%s; Morgan Stanley & Co., . Inc.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Adams & Peck (jointly)
2064.
p.
the
Gross
98.4399.
176,
Commission
Expand-
authorization
construction
Clinton
in
October—
to
Rocony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc., has been appointed a distributor of
Monsanto company's Pydraul F-9 non-flammable type hydraulic fluid,
recently announced.—V.
the
New York,
yield 3.80% to maturity. The offering was
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed. The issue
was awarded
at competitive sale on Dec. 4 on a bid of
Appointed—
*£17,777
final
received
for
now
'
was
has
pipeline
gas
sequently
issue of $8,000,000 first mortgage
bonds due Nov. 1, 1977 at 99.197% plus accrued
approval,
•3%%
capital.
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Distributor
188,835
10,997,753
5,061,050
1,584,181
•
railway
oper.
176,
.436,Qf70
*460,719
this same application, in
75 miles, of 20-inch line
a connietion
with
New
York
State
Natural's
system
in Armstrong County, Pa,
The company had planned to build this portion of the project in '1953,
and
requested permission to withdraw the part of the application
relating to these facilities without prejudice to future refiling.
The FPC also permitted the company to withdraw a petition re-*
questing modification of a February. 1952 Commission order, to delete
authorization to construct approximately 17 miles ot pipeline parallel¬
ing an existing line in Potter Couty, Pa., and an additional 1,320
horsepower in compressor capacity.
Last September the Commission, granted temporary authorization -to
the company for construction of the Driftwood line.
New York State
Natural
originally said that this would be a 20-mile line, but sub¬
body & Co. and White, Weld & Co. and associates on
Dec. 4 offered, subject to Interstate Commerce Commis¬
-
,
_
.
1676.
p.
Commission
The
1—
railway
New Orleans Terminal
City, N. Y.
covering
for
ry.
—V.
The
SEC
from
Net
stock held.
Of these shares, 20,000 were underwritten by
Morsfeld, Moss & Hartnett.
J
The net proceeds will be used for working capital.—176, p. 1865.
208,533
10,188,472
income—
-
662,209
*368,951
633,963
*376,374
income
corporation
natural
1949
1950
654,569
5k644,319
extending from the southern end of the Driftwood, line to
$1,220,330
659.633
288,984
$1,274,459
661,878
railway
oper.
from
Gross
preferred
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
$1.17
1951
$1,245,696
_
*33,625
5,957,188
....
,
5,907,513
176,
54,891
6,137,280
669,730
19,963
.1,'
.
»
iht;
$1,942,713
$1.33
1952
From Jan.
shares
_
.
withdraw,-without
railway...
from
from
82,190
New York State Natural Gas Corp.—To
The
1676.
p.
$598,987
170,129
railway—•___
*Deiicit.—V.
New Orleans & Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
on
25,000
at
$2,429,047
shares-
for common
1.—
railway
oper.
v/hich
36,980,685
18,898,830
Nov. 20 offered to its preferred stockholders an
of common stock (par 10 cents* at $1.25 per
rate of two shares of common for each three shares of
company
of
from
$2,273,229
330,516
dividends
available
1949
$712,913
2,130,152
payable)
tax
■——
October—
The
2.980,044
$2,721,896
profits
excess
income
net
1950
$688,112
356,461
60.096
income—
oper.
ry.
4,403,381
-5,701,940
taxes—
1770.
p.
Missouri Research Laboratories,
issue
income
1951
$667,939
129,644
railway
railway—^
from
Net
$35,979,060 $33,340,469
:
Earnings per common share--———
—V.
income--
oper.
Federal
before
taxes
Balance
22,669,684 205,353,974 196,116,120
ry.
ry.
Power
23,794,709
Net
income
Preferred
Railway oper. revenue
47,653,857
23,651,140
of subsidiaries—
revenues
Consolidated
1952—Month—1951
Net
12 Months Ended Oct. 31—
6,188,109
Consol.
Period End. Oct. 31—
from
Net
16,265,748
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Missouri
England Gas & Electric Association
New
62,799.726
63,327,162
17,694,255
7,048,712
64,196,121
railway-
from
Net
1952
from
Net
From Jan.
From Jan. 1—
Oross
York, Ontario & Western Ry.—Earnings—
October—
The
1951
$7,345,111
2,280,050
853,879
1952
New
Nevada Tungsten Corp., Mina, Nev.—Files With SEC—
corporation on Nov. 21 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 4,000.000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
to be
offered at five cents per share through Tellier & Co.. New York. The
net proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 175, p. 1648.
^
Missouri-Kansas-Tcxas RR.—Earnings—
profit
before
for
taxes
income
623,465,
taxes.
.
261,899
2^3,500
Crl40,300
$349;965
$402,199
23,750.162
5,285.232
Net
—V.
income
176,
p.
aitdr
1965.
'taxes
J
Volume 176
Number 5175
.
..
Til e Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Northwestern Pacific RR.—
;
'
October— f-
'Gross
Net
from
from
Net ry.
t
•
&
income™
oper.
j
•
1950
-*
$1,122,918
.,$894,937
-
217,398
Vh 62,491
113,135
78,066
time
Net
from
Co.
-
from
Net ry.
11*264,244
2,921,873
382,084
railway-™
rj'
railway.
income.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
9,752,017
8,638,289
6,948,115
2,065.091
2,069,878
915,406
344,576
569,568
76,604
The
York
New
10
•consideration
capital
Bea
enable
to
Natural Gas
the
shares
80,000
acquisition
of
announced
3
shares
of
to
that
had
it
stock
common
are issuable as part of
of the outstanding $100
all
the
in
use,
part,
for
the
par
of
cost
the
'/initial
CONSTRUCTION
creasing
of
from
Ret
ry.
1952
of
Net
from
Net ry.
—V.
$91,040
39,408
56,359
39,613
22,203
4,792
970,772
961,310
806,325
801,719
416,750
438,542
275,976
281,343
115,000
railway.
income
oper.
176, P.
144,468
34,750
73,652
60,951.44
A
Payment
price
will
made
be
ral
Bank of New York,
15, N. Y.—V. 176, p. 1771.
HI., or at The
New York
National
20 Exchange
City
The
corporation
Nov.
on
filed
28
letter
a
SEC
covering 37*500 shares of-common
at $2 per share, without underwriting.
to
purchase
royalties.
of
stock
The
Place,
to
be
to
are
3%
;
be
■"
-
^
Pacific Electric Railway Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
has
company
for
called
redemption
March
on
1,
its
outstanding refunding mortgage 50-year gold bonds,
Sept. 1, 1961 at 110% and accrued interest. Payment
at
the
6,
'
N.
the
•
—V.
the
Room
176,
65
610
series
will
A,
be
Oil
series
Feb.
of
due
.
made
V.
.
*
approved
proposal
a
change
to
of this corporation to de Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.—V. 176, p.
name
Peninsular Telephone
Period End. Sept. 30—
Misc.
deducts,
$8,955,046,
Divs.
income
/:
an
1676.
$10,465,269
6,749,740
.
15,217
$1,624,579
$1,742,322
Pipeline
193,620
325,959
376,312
Texas
$1,072,204
$1,081,562
$1,298,62©
$1,366,010
159,000
$922,562
227,600
7,500,000
—V.
176, p. 770.
$1,154*01©
*
at
'-.•••
' «
.
.
Gross
.Net
Net
from
railway
From Jan,
Gross
/Net
from
to
J
v
-
130,000 shs.
provisions
-
present
-None
-
ry.
7,590,560
5,273,665
,
line.
1951,
then
it
has
all of the
owned
a
of
the-mortgages
within
square
by
$17,645,981.
Production,
and
will
of
176,
59,141,413
p.
48,252,326
47,845,394
28,816,003
1966.
today
President.
In
Subject to the approval of the Federal Communications Commission,
corporation, which owns
and. operates
radio
stations
WRFD,
Worthington, Ohio, and WOL, Washington, D. C., has contracted to
acquire all of the outstanding common stock of Trent Broadcast Corp.,
owner
and operator of Radio Station WTTM, Trenton, N. J.
H. E. Evans, Vice-President and General Manager of Peoples Broad¬
casting, announced on Nov. 15 that application for transfer of control
of the Trent company will be filed with the FCC at an early date.
'
Peoples Broadcasting is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Farm
production
rates
considerable
this
•
They
now
Insurance
and
is
full
a
licensed
recently
were
licensed
WTTM
..
Companies
in
13
eastern
an-NBC
time
with
do
to
with
offices
business
and
states
affiliate
home
the
in
in
Columbus,
New
District
1,000
field,
in
Net
are
Net
from
ry.
company
watts
Gross
operating license.
K.
as
high
holds
Offered—The
—V.
Nov. 25 offered to its stockholders of record
Nov. 19 the right-4o subscribe on or before Dec. 15 for
of
.
j
.
Subscription agents are; The
The Hanover Bank, New York.
PROCEEDS—It
-
other
•
derived Iroin
: program
It
is
other
.
.
contemplated
funds
corporate
First
of
the
sources,
of the company and
National Bank
_
its
be
Chicago
as
9,000
Railway
operations
in
•
of Natural
used
to
finance
subsidiaries.
-
'
the
Gas
•
amount,
176,
securities of
the
about
the
of the funds
subsidiaries, and by advances to the subsidiaries,
of
may
Texas
Illinois
Natural-Gas
Pipeline Co.
a
*••*
*
of
location,
for
and
expanded
the utilization
production
facil¬
radio
TEX
teleprinter exchange
and
commercial
firms" in
both
cities
by
communications
means
service,
.
1952
1951
1949
.1950
$12,339,995 $11,869,395 $11,572,975
3,457,327
2,332,273
2,804,602
1,732,053
1,100,882
$7,710,108
1,375,685
1,458,150
779,724
railway
108,187,834
107,162,078
97,288,972
91,794,830
railway™,..
176,
24,122,514
19,195,356
21,099,473
15,730,129
income
12,711,361
9,096,622
10,741,730
7,658,542
1713.
p.
Public
Utilities
Corp.
above—V.
176,
p.
1713.
The company on Nov. 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 2,500 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock to be offered
at par
($100 per share), . without underwriting. The proceeds are to
...
be
used
to
construct
building.
newspaper
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
!
October—
Gross
Net
ry.
Gloss
Jan.
Net
ry.
—V.
1950
1949
$1,985,299
532,709
546,808
$1,960,050
638,048
178,612
123,504
249,764
$1,540,015
297,343
63,225
23,621,877
22,464,333
19,298,599
income...
1—
from
from
Net
1951
$2,023,911
railway
railway
oper..
From
zone
-
Potomac RR.—Earnings
1952
from
from
3,413,730
income™
1714.
176, p.
7,865,721
6,525,688
18,675,427
3,055,996
2,742,746
railway....
railway
oper.
gross
producing
acres
from
2,479,170
2,665,583
595,915
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
oil,
gas
9 Months
in
Net
and
taxes
Federal
normal
excess
income
profits
income
and
tax
1952
5,935,693
.
8,328,642
3,076,800
4,157,276
830,100
surtax...
tax
1951
.
$33,264,068 $35,990,103
income.™..
on
Subs.)—Earnings
V
1,418,000
*
147,907
201,015
$1,380,886
$2,552,351
$1.41
$1.91
taxes
1949
1950
1951
(&
-
before
State
Co.
Ending Sept. 30—
sales
Profit
'
1676.
p.
11
leases
of
Net
1
profit
$223,649
$109,164
17,996
27,516
34,487
24,412
Earnings'
28,158
23,697
21,323
—V.
2,001.776
2,130,661
1,789,170
1,845,295
-■
403,082
.
.
.
561,520
share
common
per
176,
1268.
p.
346,181
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Partial
453,278
349,556
338,596
529L.534
291,489
The
operation of
-
-
•«
tures
due
made, by
N. Y.—V.
$4,339*070 $36,876,195 $41,265,634
3,346,952
3,920,911 .,,31,207,362
company
covering
$5,668,833
$5*607,726
480,211
8,049,988
5,957,038
*.
10
Dec.. 2
on
at
par
shares
($5
filed
of
per
letter
,a.
class
B
of
notification
common
stock
to
1
at the
held.
rate .of
Officers
of
orte
'
»
{
-
t
The proceeds are to be used- to
plant and for
working capital.
/
pay
'V
per
from
Net
ry.
From
i;.
v
Gross
.
>
,
-w.*—
.
-
•
25 offered to
additional shares
Nov.
its
of
--
stockholders the right to
stock (par S1)h
eommon
The offering is not underwritten;- to be used for the company's expansion program..
are
2066.
Net
V
:
$518,804.
$535,903
'
1949
$496*040
$527-, 676.
"
•
50,307
♦3,956
*1,392
4,764,172
railway.371.284
4,949,536
4,751,599
389.505
373.545
*96,891
♦122,137
*118,277
•
60,953
oper.
Jan.
from
ry.
..
1950
1951
1952
railway..^,
railway™\ '■
from
.
•'*
on.
1,750
share.
p.
from
Net
.for expansion and modernization
t.
accrued interest to. Jan. 2, 1953 wijl be
of New York, 140 Broadway, New York.
1867.
p.
proceeds
176,
Gross
Net
;
and
Trust-Co.
October—
company
•;
176,
company
$14
at
,
new
the
:
101.61%
at
Rutland RR.—Earnings—
with
the
be offered
by stockholders
for subscription
share)
;
1963.
Guaranty
subscribe 'for
The
60,000
Redemption—
on Jan. 2, 1953 through
its 4%. sinking fund deben-
redemption
$393,000 of
^
$418,159
*.
1,092,446
income
for
fund
Rolock, Inc., Fairfield, Conn.—Offering—
35,657,908
$1,182,203
ry. oper.
called
the sinking
1952—10 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1951
$4,529,155
—
has
corporation
•
•
expenses.
oper.
involved.-
new
provided
1—
oper.
"
is
and
at
enlargement of the company's
of the service parts department
Republican & Herald Publishing Co., Winona, Minn.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— -
augment
share for each class A. or
have waived sufficient
of their., preemptive; rights, (for 33,078 shares) so that the remaining
stockholders may.subscribe on- a-one-for-one basis.
No underwriting
portion
be provided by the purchase of-equity securities by
oper.
Dec.
been
1953,
Republic Service Corp.—Change in Holdings—
1676.
n.
,\ot_ record Dec.
"."class B share
time
instance
SEC
of
Calif., and Honolulu, Hawaii, was an¬
C. Ingles, President of RCA Communications,
circuit will provide direct, two-way service with
income™
oper.
Jan.
$208,228
income,,,
~
fully determined.
In
The
recently
said.
1772.
p.
-
-
See General
176, p. 1676.
...
thus
railway
from
ry.
—V.
Pittsburgh Reflector Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files—
.
Just
months
six
Burns
considerable
a
railway™™
from
Net
Net
—V.
and character of any such issues have not been
It is also contemplated that a portion of the funds
necessary-for the subsidiaries' construction programs will be provided
by the company through the acquisition by it of equity and other
the
ry
From
Gross
24,900
railway-,
ry..
construction
first
Mr.
radioteleprinters.
developed
international
•
from
from
Net
•
contemplated that the company and- eaeh of the subsidiaries
will issue mortgage bonds or other debt securities to provide a portion
of the funds necessary for - their respective construction programs but
has
recently
October—
Gross
Net
$32,668,067.
producing
deep
22,000
are
acres
railway..,
—V.
is
$1,000,000,
by William A. Burns,
.
program
,
The
proceeds, together with
subsidiaries and funds
and
Philadelphia
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Adams. Chairman, and Paul Endacott,
2-A well,
initial tests have indicated
22 million cubic feet of gas per day with
income.:
Net
the
of
1—
Net rev. from
t
Co.
Francisco,
agencies
a
$165,707
Period End. Oct. 31—
and
s
821.
p.
been available between New York,
Washington, D. C., and several
European countries since 1950. Transatlantic TEX channels are operated
by RCA Communications to Norway,/Sweden,. Finland,/Holland, West¬
ern
Germany, Denmark, ; France,; Belgium, Switzerland,-, Luxembourg
and England.—V. 176, p. 1867..'' r
/
,
content.
Railway oper. revenue—
-
that
company
will
of
in
more
by H.
TEX
new
Payment
186,715 additional shares of capital stock at par ($100
share) on the basis of one new share for each five
shares held. No underwriting is involved. > -
backlog to
-
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
per
by
engaged
has
in
shares
for
1
RCA-installed
TEX,
company on
•
disturbed
that
No.
railway
oper.
176,
be
not
from
announced
was
through, the
than
space
Dec.
on
government
In 1949, began operations in
business of purchasing, trans¬
new
approximately
railway
from
from
ry.
157,
"
includes
between San
Inc.* The
Chicago,
population
of
a
S.
Schenck
which
oper.
Net
Gas Light <fc Coke Co.—Stock
by
,a
1952
Jan.
From
it
Opening of RCA's first transpacific
wholly-owned subsidiary of Natural Gas Pipe¬
1951, and is engaged in the exploration for
October—
from
will
Insurance
expansion
said.—V.. 176,
Federal
Gross
plant,
the
continue
additional
he
nounced
■
-
formations,—V.
Net
Peoples
the
service,
v
-
,
Trailer
.Radio Corp. of America—New Service—
manufacturing
gas
began
engaged
outstanding
the
discovered
condensate
of
(O.)
more
program
ities,
Pittsburg: & Shawmut RR.—Earnings—
Columbia.
operating power of
an
this
its
company
distillate
Ohio.
Jersey,* and
of
The
Life
engineering department, rite-removal
from the main plant in_x>akiey to a
of
which
promises to increase substantially the already large gas reserves in the
.'Chocolate Bayou Field, Brazoria County, Texas,■ according to an an¬
nouncement
Bureau
a
has
company
Peoples Broadcasting Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
|
The
•
v
Net
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
above.—V.
unit.
on
cost
Phillips Petroleum Co.—New Discovery—
The
the
work
total
a
1—
;
parts
spare
Jahn
utilized.
be
Co.
Mutual
started
.
supple-
or
development of natural eas reserves to
of gas for Natural Gas Pipeline.—V. 176. p. 1866.
the supply
the
at
pointed out that reg¬
Inc., a subsidiary, has Just inaugurated an extensive
of expansion of its production facilities and re-layout of Jts
Actual
in the 2,500,000
the City
miles and
subsidiary,
been
subsidiary, organized
was
organized
acquisition and
and
*1,191,962
trailers
equipment separate
will
Hosiery
Cincinnati
President of
1849,078 shs.
r
,
wholly-owned
a
1,
directors,
or
of
done
be
company
order
Claussner
program
j-
120,000 shs.
„
70,000 shs.
1951,
cost
a
will
The
its
of
semi-trailers with
Trailmoblle
•
•
customers
wholly
approximately 213
of
Dec.
not
production
order
111.
order totaling
Center, Detroit,
an
Tank-Automotive
12-ton
as
Illinois,
Texoma
railway.™ 845,512,298 863,739,978 749/239,469 715,248,604
railway..™ 133,148,842 123,671,072 120,075,209
98,340,746
from
Net
6,629,771
income™
oper.
1949 J
1930
$94,761,132 $94,623,770 $87,977,156 $54,808,748
14,980,025
17,667,304
14,043,196.. 4,638,259
from, railway
ry.
1951
General
Pullman, Inc.—Unit to Increase Facilities—
5,643,000
'
-
8torage company was organized in 1951, and is engaged in develop¬
ing a large volume underground gas storage field near Herscher, Illinois.
All of the outstanding stock of Storage company is owned by Natural
Gas Pipeline and Texas Illinois.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
1952
.
Mutual
Co.,
M. Albert Linton, President, on Dec 3 announced that the
company's
Insurance in force now exceeds $lJ/a billion.—V. 176, p. 771.
company is an Illinois corporation created,by a
General Assembly of the State of Illinois, approved
the
of
the
plant and
Provident
and is engaged in the
selling natural gas to the same principal market, for the
most part, supplied by Natural Gas Pipeline.
The company now owns
66.7%
of the outstanding common stock of Texas Illinois, acquired
.
October—
Atlantic
Insurance
—Announces New Record—
porting and
212,000
$1,071,020
*
following:
9,228,000
value)3,300,000 shs.
par
District,
officers
$1,275,182
174,600
1963
98,686,000
restrictive
area
Since
$1,331,129
balanoe
the
Centennial
Ordnance
on
production
latest
See
21,750,000
'
Income
of
Propper-McCalium Hosiery Co., Inc.—Merger—
1963
Natural Gas Pipeline, a wholly-owned subsidiary,
began operations
in 1931 and is engaged in the business of producing, purchasing, gath¬
ering, processing, transporting and selling natural gas, and in the sale
of by-products from its gas producing operations.* The company has
been a stockholder of Natural Gas Pipeline since the, latter's organiza¬
tion and,
in December, 1948, acquired from Empire Gas & Fuel Co.
(a subsidiary of Cities Service Co.), not affiliated with the company,
8,707,730
1,936
10,102,378
18,467
.
1,
the business of
transporting natural gas received from Natural Gas Pipeline
and
Texas Illinois for the company and for non-affiliated utility companies
operating in areas contiguous to Chicago.
Prior to Dec. 1, 1951, it
purchased gas from Natural Gas Pipeline and sold such gas to the
same
utility companies.
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$897,604
stock
pref.
on
America,
,
Chicago
1931.
.
14,820
.
director
a
,
of
Co.,
brings the Jahn Trailer division's
than $14,000,000.—V. 176, p. 2065.
1,120,293 shs.
1970
($1
of • gas
December,
Net
of
Work
commercial
This
the
at Hegewisch,
order, since
25,000,000
business, and in the sale of by-products from its
operations.
Jy "
-
,
7,609,097
.
elected
Lehman
Vickers,
from
accessories.
ular
2,000,000 shs.
gas
the
$11,745,424
deducs
May
certain
1855,
sale
258,924
Net earnings
been
1933.
in
director
Trust
sizeable quantity
a
commercial
3,620,962 (1950 Census).
For more than 44 years the company has
been the only gas utility operating in the City of Chicago.
It also
engages in the sale of appliances to promote the development of its
its
Int. -etc.
by
12,
and
■
$8,026,858
(net).™
stock
which has
Co.—Earnings—
1952—9 Mos.—1951
Operating revenues
Oper. exps. and taxes—
Co.
$5,500,000
this
of
-
Pell, de Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.—Changes Name—
24
has
Corp., Shell Oil Co., Sperry Corp.,
Wheeler Insulated Wire Co. Inc., Wright
and
amended Feb. 7, 1865.
The company and its subsidiaries constitute
an.,integrated gas system.
Natural gas Is produced, purchased, processed,
transported and sold to
distributing utilities including the company, which mixes such gas with
manufactured gas and sells the mixed gas to customers in Chicago.
*'
The company is engaged in the manufacture, purchase, distribution
Corp^Notes Privately Placed—
Nov.
r
Inc.
15,000,000
A, due:l970_!!____.
special Act of
-
on
York
New
.
a
Corp.,
and
division's plant
17,000,000
^Represents minority interest of 33.3%
outstanding shares of common stock of Texas Illinois,
'
$6,000,000 15-year 4% notes due 1967 has
placed
privately
with
institutional
investors
•through Eastman, Dillon & Co.—V. 176, p. 1676.
stockholders
oi
formation
Film
&
Mich., for
Outstanding
ments thereto.-
been
The
due
s-\ BUSINESS—The
An issue, of
:
Pipeline
series, due
limited
,
Room 2117, 165 Broadway, New York
Market- Street, San Francisco 5, Calif., or
South Main Street. Los Angeles 14, Calif.
;
Western
FINANCING
be
company,
654,
office,
968,718
Receives Large Government Order—
..♦These mortgages are all open end mortgages.
Additional bonds may
issued thereunder although the amounts of such issuable bonds are
*■'
7"
all
1953
1965.
p.
Pacific
.
of
agency
Y.;
Treasurers
Morgan
$22,000,000
$5 series ™_;_™r™..™™___
No designated series...
*
The
PRESENT
TO
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.:
Cumul. pfd. stock, $100 par value—
used
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Unit Expands Output—
1
1,323,295
Machinery Co.,
aggregat¬
District
Pipeline Co.
first
mortgage sinking fund bonds—
Libbey Glass will produce its table glassware in Los Angeles, Calif.,
starting on Dec. 2. It is the first expansion of production beyond the
borne plant in Libbey's 134-year history. -■ • '
The new facilities will be housed in the Lbs Angeles plant of the
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.; the parent organization, which is a principal
producer of glass containers and other glass products.—V. 176, p. 1473.
.
EFFECT
series, due May 1,
series, due May 1, 1963
Common
.
6,276 980
1,660,384
1,168,740
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
bonds—
series,
3 XU %
with the
offered
notification
proceeds
A.
since its
Aniline
•Chicago
(par $1)
-
"1,031,997
'
Mr.
Morgan is also
..Insurance Co.,. Bankers
in¬
'Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.
first mortgage pipeline bonds—
f
90,
Overide Oils, Inc., Casper, Wyo.—Files With SEC—
•
GIVING
Second 2.6%
27/b %
Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., 213 So. La Salle Street, Chicago
Gas
trust
2.6%
the Continental
at
Thomas
first mortgage pipeline and collate¬
the corporation of $7,131,319.,
to
redemption
the
of
total cost
a
1,349,744
30,139
7,077,833 •
this company. He recently retired as President and Chairman of the
Board of The
Sperry Corp. of which he had been chief executive
and
'Natural
next, all of the
shares of 3% cumulative preferred stock, series
$115 per share and accrued dividends. This redemption
be effected at
-
The corporation's Jahn Trailer division has received
Series H, 3%%, due June 1, 1981
Capital stock ($100 par value)....
outstanding
(par $100) at
will
Jan. 1,
on
1,061,297
24,627
,.
-
Pressed Steel Car Co., Inc.—New Director—
the system of the company and its
and will be engaged in a program
serving the public which it is estimated
refunding mortgage bonds—
3V* %, due Aug. 1, 1966
Series F, 3%, due Aug. 1, 1956
Series G, 3%, due June 15, 1961.™
•
Omnibus Corp.—To Redeem 8% Preferred Stock—
called for redemption
7,327,454
w
1,514,829 '
income™
-
-
,
officer
for construction and other purposes
railway
oper.
-:
7,045,778
*
$386,773
r
142,958
.
in part,
continually
Series E,
1676.
The corporation has
the
Authorized
'
•'
meet
railway™,
121,777
.
•
$804,536'
-
,..201,357
176, p. 1676.
about
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
railway
to
119,185
..'..,1949
1950
,
.,
•
*
are
for
541
income
from
ry.
greater than this amount.
18,397
4,428
or
8744114
1—
from
Net
on
companies
facilities
order
from
*1951.,
.,
.
$769,608 ..,$820,104
,.157,510
.196,352
income
oper.
Net
—V.
approximately $158,000,000 for the period from Sept. 1, 1952,
through 1954, although actual expenditures may be substantially less
1949
$113,354
railway
Prom Jan.
Gross
mortgage bonds to finance,
1952
..
.
ing
1950
1951
$92,125
railway
oper.
Gross
stage" of its construction program.
demands
such
expansion
first
PROGRAM—In
customer
subsidiaries,
Co.—V. 176, p. 686.
ry.
the
principal amount of its 4%%
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
Net
its
increase
....
..
From Jan. 1—
payment for equipment and materials in
anticipation of its own expansion program.
It is anticipated that
Storage company will issue and sell to institutional investors $10,200,000
of
October—
from
to
working
investment in the
$3,400,000.
will involve expenditures
Gross
latter
.
railway.™*
from, railway™™
Pipeline with additional
stock of Natural Gas Storage Co. of Illinois from $2,000,000
Texas Illinois, on Oct. 10, 1952, borrowed $5,250,000
banks, of which $2,250,000 has been expended and $1,150,000 is
expected to be expended on or prior to Dec. 31, 1952, in purchasing
capital stock of Storage company, and the balance of which it proposes
to
in
Herman Body
and
to provide
,
capital
.
Unique Art Manufacturing Co., Inc., 40,000 shares
acquisition of all of the outstanding no par capital
Co., and 45,000 shares are issuable to shareholders oi the
issuable
stock of
the
for
shares
"
are
Dec.
on
additional
165,000
of
which
of
cents),
of
from
Net
Net
10,
from
Exchange
Curb
listing
the
approved
(par
Gross
1962, the company purchased from Natural Gas Pipeline
America 265*370 additional shares of the latter's capital stock
capital
(Jerry) O'Mahoney, Inc.—Listing—Acquisition—
.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—; #r
October—.
In connection with this program, but at the present
for so doing.-.,;*—'•
plans
no
lor $3*399,995
•
1771.
176, p.
has
On Nov.
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
of its capital stock
$795,740
1 176,100
'
308,003
stockholders of that Company. • "Further, . the Peoples Gas Co.
find it neCess&ry^of' advisable to' iSsUe and sell " additional shares
may
1949
.
_
other
„
1,1..
L
1951
-
.
$1,277,683
*
239,957
*54,103
railway;!..
railway..
1952
-
(2167) 'tl
income^..
1—■
82,563
30,070/
64,792
15,229
•
railway-....
oper.' income—,
*Deficit.^-V, 176, p.
1772.
.
4.589.faa",
*
102.f09
•384,093
December 8, 1932
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle s..-Monday,
12
(2168)
of
deliveries
are
well in excess of $10,000,000.
Employment which was 3,400 at the start of the
increased
15%
to 3,900 on Oct. 31 and is planned
Oct.
last,
31
in
early
aimed
176,
V.
$485,924
272,884
161,
income—
226,641
2,616,941
782,397
oper.
railway
from
ry.
railway--——
from
Net
oper.
letter
A
Schrafft.
conversion
49,681
converted
21,132
each
2,904,149
1,054,085
677,407
2,681,876
each
shares.
1,880,477
94,428
of
for
Earnings—
1949
102 .354,806
25,705,568
21 521,459
9 621,559
11, 384,403
13,250,837
income..
1966.
p.
Stock
ry.
railway-
Net
ry.
railway——
from
—V.
oper.
176,
p.
3,475,548
1,040,673
641,823
income
1714.
Mr.
3,727.694
1,027,810
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
oper.
oper.
expenses
>
fr.
rev.
1,790,760
taxes
1,386,609
taxes—
146,923
oper.
income
income
$1,651,064
50,780
$962,367
oper.
ry,
Total
income
$1,701,844
$992,868 $13,221,384 $10,336,471
ry.
oper
.
Net
ry.
279,211
258,418
2,597,343
income
$10,624,041
40,276
660,709
$7,391,125
371,538
Nonoperating income
46,507
income
Deducts,
from
973,550
99,773
94,615
inc.
$7,762,663
1,031,820
$774,726 $11,284,750
$1,469,140
gross
income
Net
176,
$6,730,843
$674,953 $10,311,200
$1,374,525
—.
1772.
p.
of
•
class
a
"A"
•
share
Philip's
Ev.
(Missouri
Church
Lutheran
Inc.
offering
are
issue of $150,000 4^2% first mortgage
an
bonds to be dated Feb. 1, 1953 and to mature an¬
coupon
nually Feb. 1, 1954 to 1963, inclusive.
priced at 100 and accrued interest.
- ■
The
bonds
are
-
The
net proceeds
The
will
bonds
owned by the
be
secured
by
closed
a
congregation to be
first
property
on
<,
Dec.
on
3 offered
$5,700,000 series M 2%% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, maturing semi-annually June 1, 1953 to Dec. 1,
1967, inclusive.
The certificates are priced to yield from
2.10% to 3.00%, depending an maturity. The group won
award
of the certificates
Halsey,
-*v
i,
is
bid
a
of 99.5216.
be
redeemable
any
certificates
■equipment
_
on
will
1963,
the company at
The
2
also
■99.4099,
of
Dec.
on
estimated
and
on
after
time prior to
will
be
1957
1,
at
the
by
of
depth
$7,606,745.
Issuance
of
the
ry.
Gross
Securities Corp.; and Stroud & Co.,
group
are—Drexel &
from
wildcat
our
rated
Gross
Net
from
from
Net ry.
Gross
Estimated
117%.
then
6,990
wells
crude
ry*
from
from
Net
ry.
25
Nov,
12,830
to
of
mid-November
at
Paul
Co.;
Inc.;
of
Net
—V.
p.
$11,213,504
$9,428,495
2,785.273
2,923,620
1,732,295
1,286,599
1,324,069
•
123,789,101
37,572,707
31,366,384
28,024.105
1952
policy
of
not
Concen¬
Net
company
Southern
—V.
by
Troster,
Barrett Herrick
be
used
SEC
covering
$25)
and
by
Executive
of
&
Co.,
(par
Singer
cents)
10
&
Co.;
C. T.
Inc.;
was
Bioren
Williams
&
the
for
company
working
capital.
Vice-President,
announced
on
Dec.
3
15,
500,000
&
Island
Long
shares
5.632
filed
24
Nov.
on
of
of
Unit,
A
class
without
stock
letter
a
Television
18,552,915
13,994,976
13,044,113
8,785,270
stock
and
(par
underwriting.
$1)
The
class
to
share
one
corf>ora^on
007,475
oho
over
Atlantic
and
operations
Revenue
hours,
with
an
the
during
same
flown
average
24
reported
military
in
Pacific
for
hours
Nov.
0,1
miles
revenue
Airlines, Inc.
in
and
October
period
October
fleet aircraft
of
1952
Operations Up
—
that
its
commercial
showed
an
fleet
in
logging
operations
increase
across
of
25%
1951
by
the
utilization
of
DC-4s
13.8
totalled
hours
22,036,286
7,195,466
4,842,575
20,693,304
818,703
558,456
26,077,302
25,657,284
9,423,830
9,725,294
income—
5,038,657
5,045,084
stock
A
class
are
proceeds
B
to
"T
12 Months Ended Oct. 31—
revenue
Interest
.
the
5,166,080
2,454,098
Backlog—
business
year.
operation
is
more
month
same
were
in excess of $2,500,000,
and we look for
at this high level well into 1953.
The November
than $1,000,000 above our sales of $1,471,000 for the
sales
"November
continued
figure
on
ago.
year
a
-
,
$6,046,000, a
period a year ; ago*
"The
steel
so much in July
and
August thai we earned no profit in these
two months.
This
means
that our profit of $89,089 or 27 cents per share for the first
quarter,
after provision
for ' $90,000 in Federal taxes, was based
entirely on September operations.
.... . .
, .
- *'
"We
thus
are
optimistic
about earnings, even
though they are
below thf $123,-000 cr 41 cents per share lor the same period a year
ago."—V. 174, p; 1792.
'
"
"Sales
37%
quarter,
first
the
in
ended
Staten Island Rapid Transit
from railway..—
Net
were
1950
1951
$339,054
31,330
income
'30,046
54,184
*5,537
3,118,141
2,961,990
oper.
1949
,
$225,822
$278,108
-
railway-
from
ry.
30,
Ry.—Earnings—
1952
$324,063
October—
Gross
Sept.
on
over-the $4,411,000 total for the same
strike forced us to curtail operations
increase
*
13,951
.*34,513
-
13,811
*32,594
Net
railway
from
railway-
from
371,215
income...
'229,089
oper.
ry.
2,376,152
44,235
*427,704
294,319
'239,305
'Deficit.—V.
176, p.
2,352,143
19,111
*460271
1714.
Sterling Drug, Inc.—To Expand Division—
described as the world's largest unit
the production of. flushed, or. wet, colors
put into operation at Cincinnati, O., by
this company's Hilton-Davis
Chemical Co. Division.
It
took two years to design, construct and install the gaint unit
at
the chemical firm's plant, according to James F. Thompson, VicePresident and General Manager. He said that the new flusher is ex¬
pected to increase production by 15%
to 20%. It is capable of mix¬
ing 1,500 gallons of flushed colors, or roughly 15,000 to 30,000 pounds,
depending on the specific gravity of the color being blended. This is
three time the productive capacity of the largest unit previously em¬
ployed by Hilton-Davis.—V. 176, p. 858.
(par
in units
pigments in
to mix
industrial
for
machine,
"flushing"
21-ton
A
designed
has
uses,
been
Sterling Engine Co.—Listing Approved—
1
taxes
and
he
—V.
176,
p.
Exchange
Curb
announced
858.
.
Dec.
on
.
i
etc.—__
on
deductions
-
and
-
.
2,129,916
1,644
Profit
'Net
4
.
.
1,762
Cr23,546
...—
*.
taxes
;
common
per
after
tAfter
$33,706,480 $33,399,255
2,148,515
;
profit after Federal and State, inc.
'Also
1951
1952
—.
——
before
tEarnings
412,411
3,269
sales
Net
2,263,431
,
,
that
Stix, Baer & Fuller—Earnings Increase—
1952
1951
$12,243,267 $11,202,842
expense..
__
3
used
427,500
deprec.,
.:
it had
approved the listing of 588,496'/2 shares of common stock (par 10
cents),
issuable pursuant to the company's plan of recapitalization.
York
New
stock. at
Co.—Earnings—
...
.
after
long-term debt
Amortization of debt disc., prem:
Other
402,070
1772.
p.
Nine Months Ended Oct. 31—
income
739,527
Dec. 2 announced in part as follows;
backlog of $5,000,000 in civilian. and
$9,000,000 In military orders is equal to 70% of our total sales in the
Co.,
with
be offered
of
program.
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric
$1,831,018
income
Dividends
per
3 097
day
preferred
on
2,247,190
1,047,527
$1.44
"972,317
$123
taxes.
...^
share.
the last-in first-out inventory adjustment.
dividend requirements.—V. 174, p. 1639..
•
deducting
preferred
Stonewall Insurance Co., Mobile, Ala—Files—
$1,739,289
The
412,296
stock-
412,296
$1,413,722
$1,326,993
at
$40
$2.07
$1.94
to
enlarge
SEC
'
Balance
—V.
Western
1949
$2,382,433
451,784
D. Myers, President,
company's present
"This
The
notification
of
participating
$2
2,816 shares of class B
shares
two
1950
$3,061,345
1,471,754
1,227,684
Standard Products Co.—Has Large
Harry
-
Net
plans to offer at competitive bidding about Jan.
issue
Connecticut
company
Earnings
&
176,
Gross
Inc., Bridgeport, Conn.—Files With SEC—
The
1951
From Jan. 1—
v
shares of common stock.
Present
plans call for the filing of a registration statement with the SEC
on
Dec. 12, 1952.—V. 175, p. 1764.
proposed
a
Ry.—Earnings-
969,054
railway..
oper.
Net
the United States
in
stock
common
share
per
to
are
Quinton,
the
1953,
9,561
$2,554,336
•
$2,782,847
railway———
from
ry.
,
19,426,151
109,617.927 102.031,461
1966.
Seaboard
374,545
income—
oper.
Net
Southern California Edison Co.—Plans Financing—
Harold
Net
133.514.883
income
oper.
266,071
767,184
1—
railway
422,866
253*785
i
,1714.
p.
1952
Gross'-'from
2066.
Gross
$11,803,640
707,564
Robbins &-Co,;
D.
proceeds
176.
that
Union
1,640,570
661,680
railway..
from
ry.
>
our
shares of
$7.50
Lynch;
&
C.
construction
1949
2,189,034
.
From Jan. 1—
"
•
This reflects the company
in one basket, he said.
at
for
MONHS
*22,512
1,705,334
-
176,
railway—.
from
Net
-
egs
of 22,400
certificates
1950
51,764
1,958,333
J
Jennings
Mr.
L
per
3.062,948
railway
176, p.
TEN
18,260
October—
discussed company production in Alberta, Saskatche¬
California and the Gulf of Mexico.
He said Soconyhas about 8,250,000 acres under lease, reservation, option or
Gross
FIRST
1951
1,880
/
Income
oper.
'Deficit—V.
feet,"
4,500
was
reserves,
.-7 ;
capacity
$51
$12,406,437
inepme—_
Jan.
Net
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
From
AND
1952
83,508
Jennings
The
Inc.
OCTOBER
47,279
2,470,797
815,709
railway.___
railway..
from
Gross
Cohu & Co..; Harper & Turner,-Inc.;
Shea & Co., Inc.; and Glidden, Morris &
Co; It is understood that each member of the group has completed his
.
EARNINGS FOR
October—
" 104,676
-_
40,700,000
'7.7
railroad
Co.;
1949
$184,791
1—
from
Net
subject to the authorization of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Other members of the underwriting
1950
$226,456
income.
oper.
From Jan.
Stirling, Morris & Bousman;
option
1951
$217,282
43»3TC
railway.
from
Net
from 509,000,000 barrels at the end of 1934 to 1,650,at the end of 1951—up 224%.* and crude producing
production."
its foreign
made
Co.,
1952
$267,714
railway
from
Net
company's domestic gross crude produc¬
barrels in 1934 to about 88,500,000
the
that
from
year—up
..An offering
&
1568.
p.
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
'r"[.•".;•!(',.
Southeastern Public Service Co.—Stock Sold—
of
standard-gauge
new
22,963,265
176,
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
permit in Western Canada and 3,250,000 acres
portion of the Willistcn Basin.—V. 176, p. 1474.
maturity.
secured
cost
to
Dec.
27,479,226
33,151,307
V
-
Texas,
wan,
Stuart
& Co., Inc., bid 99.429 and Kidder, Peabodv & Co.,
for 27/ss.
Trust certificates maturing on or after June
38,402,906
1,710,521
redemption on Jan.'8,(next,* all of" its '
cumulative redeemable preferred stock
worldwide gross crude oil production will average
than 500,000 barrels daily for 1952, Mr. Jennings declared, add¬
Mr.
t
Air Line RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Seaboard
2,201,115
3,849,928
October—
valued at $500,000.
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates
4,402,597
Gross
allotment.
mortgage
operating income
charges——
after
Net
—V.
domestic refineries has risen from
459,000 barrels a day in 1946 to 577,000 barrels a day now and the
quality of the refinery capacity has more than kept pace with the
quantity," Mr. Jennings stated. In this connection he referred to the
$35,000,000
refinery which will be built near Ferndale,
Wash., by
General
Petroleum Corp., a
Socony-Vacuum affiliate. Scheduled for
completion late in 1C54, the new refinery will use 35,000 barrels per
day of Canadian crude oil.,
the new school building.
to be used to complete
are
-
that about half this total, is produced in ttys country. "Directly
or
indirectly," he said, "we how have an interest in practically every
important oil area In the world, but in no single 'country outside the
United States is our interest in production as much as a fifth of our
Synod),
Chicago, 111.—Bonds Offered—Eckhardt-Petersen & Co.,
Net
'
will meet Dec. 19
shares
■m
St.
2,469,267
class-A",-shares on the
proposal becomes .effective.--
"B"
3,654,469
operating taxes-
company's
Vacuum
-V.
the
class
21,746,255 208,279,631 191,504,861
3,823,678
32,161,310
21,014,864
2,248,839
22,552,465
20,029,311
24,245,849
expenses —
Federal income taxes
■
4,/2%
ol'
out
risen
"The
2,945,346
$734,450
operating income-
Gross
date
and
for
34,772,182
revenues
Operating
MONTHS
$
$
$
30,019,887 301,396,312 260,028,262
Other
common v
"whereas by 1951 the average depth had increased
During this same period the average, cost of a wild¬
from $33,000 to $198,000."
gained
trating
308,811
365,508
$1,422,633
way
oper.
$12,855,876 $10,027,660
30,501
rail¬
from
Deductions
sale
the
on
"A"
class
average
barrels
world
Railway
Other
v
last
1,147,259
9,504,407
1,300,044
11,327,613
1,423,342
100,810
1,741,819
146,361
146,071
income
•»
ing
taxes
Federal
Other Federal
the
84%.
more
city
and
County
State,
last
the
has called' for
increased
—up
$2,951,357 $26,906,875 $22,065,935
$3,734,818
oper.
ry.
Operating
"
Jt
this
000,000
The
Net
be
shares
NINE
1952—9 Mos—1951
1952—Month—1951
Period End. Sept. 30—
Capital Additions and Improvements—Unit to
pointed
wells
$6,610,212 $61,045,930 $57,907,974
3,658,855 34,139,055 35,842,039
$7,226,382
3,491,564
revenues
Railway
the
feet.
has
said,
1952—10 Mos.—1951
.
FIRST
AND
SEPTEMBER
FOR
$
Increased
well
He
1952—Month—1951
new
at $105.42 per share.—V. 176, p. 1380;"«,•''
1941
7,680
tion
St. Louis Southwestern
its
construction
-
issued, but the fraction
holder
a
four
■'~T
proposal
the
common
new
into
would
share
Under
4Mj
shares will be
which
single
a
"A"
shares.
into
providing
class of
company
into
converted
be
common
upon
shares
for
barrels
Period End. Oct. 31—
Co.—To Issue Stock—
lo the Missouri Public Service Commisand sell $85,000,000 of additional common
_
Jennings said,
to
cat
307,686
250,773
applied
proceeds would
EARNINGS
to -the ~x
-
any
Exchange
of
company
"In
1,297,251
291,398
21,424,594
permission to issue
to
The
-
expenditures in the United States by this company,", total
nearly two million dollars from the beginning of 1934 through 1952,
stated B.
Brewster Jennings,
President of the company, in a talk
before the New York Society of Security Analysts on Dec. 2.
45,259
4,024,165
4,599,256
1,868,378
railway
from
Net
54,904,720
27,132,203
has
company
for
stock
Capital
140,723
36,213
65,987,957
2066.
p.
Net
$388,505
121,768
191,488,449 174,845,263
52,248,116
34,838,729
23,362,488 16,281,028
224,151,169 215,305,877
.__
income
parent company, American Telephone •& Telegraph Co.
.
be used to repay A. T. & T. for advances made
costs in the past five years.
It also asked fqr
authority sometime in the future to issue and sell $186,000,000 more
in securities as the need arises.
f
!
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.—Spent $2 Billion Since
1—
From Jan.
Gross
$433,542
157,265
31,571
55,565
Income—
oper.
the
class
each
common
converted
to
of
shares
the proposal.-
(par $100)
1949
$387,187
The
.
toward
submission
for
Expand—
1950
176,
sion
2381.
p.
~
16,803,983
8,077,916
1951
1952
$477,092
198,268
railway
from
from
Net
holders
1933
October—
on
based
share
The
San Francisco & Texas Ry. —Earnings—
St. Louis,
Net
175,
Calls Preferred Shares—
88,504,807
92, 508,196
22, 565,928
105,861,661
railway—
oper.
176,
of
consider
to
of
would
share
outstanding
railway
from
Gross
-
Nov. 28, covering
on
such conversion will be sold .by the company
holder's account at the higher of $12 per share for a price
sqch
The
share
shares
of
proposal
class
fractions
entitled
"B"
would be
common
No
new
a
"B"
proposal
a
classes
the
single
a
"A" share
class
would be
"156,828
1950
into
class
ancl
1—
Jan.
from
ry.
—V.
been named.—V.
class
both
of
Under
shares.
common
and
"A"
class
of
the
for
$216,411
1951
railway..
railway
oper
Southwestern Bell Telephone
.
-
Net
have
approved
have
directors
70,774
1952
ry.
Simpsons Ltd.—Plans Reclassification of Shares—
$10,306,980
Gross from railway-—- $12,641,560 $11,401,296 $10 833,850
3,098,305
",073,631
3 561,215
4,149,042
3,
Net
from
railway
1,558,793
,349,915
1 908,871
2,087,396
1.
Net ry. oper. income...
Net
the SEC
filed with
was
underwriters
No
Toronto
October-
from
—V.
1—
from
Net
-
income
oper.
$22,188,824 $16,679,326
7,149,766
3,244,887
3,132,363
1,455,092
7,458,846
3,301,077:... 2,895,942
7,889*969
.
1949
1950
~1951
1952
$24,043,376 $24,451,173
railway—.".
Jan.
Net
1,000 shares of capital stock
(no par ) to be offered- at the market
(approximately $10.25 per share) for the account of the United States
Trust Co. and Isadora Silverman, trustees under the will of-George F.
190,504
Ry.-
ry.
From
-
$370,958
1,084,783
452,561
from
*
notification
of
Ry.- -Earnings—
railway-
from
Net
•-
any
N
per
St. Louis-San Francisco
From
at
par)
48,754,730
2056,
p.
Net
1359.
p.
161,682
417,169
income—
*
Deficit.—V.176, p. 1714.
Gross
Gross
(Frank G.) Shattuck Co.—Files With SEC—
1949
1—
From Jan.
Net
(no
389,465,329 349,788,207
69,535,278
23,772,141
95,496,065 105,480,235
33,461,241 38,929,588
117,367,866
income
October—
.
-
Gross
stock
holders
1951
$391,680
211,408
1952
railway-—_
176,
V
of
Jan.
on
stock is convertible into one share of com¬
time within 60 days from Jan. 1, 1953.—•
preferred
share of
Each
Ry.—Earnings-
railway-—-—
from
from
Gross
shares
463,285,720 426,065,634
railway
oper.
To Redeem
—
1952.
p.
October—
ry.
Louis, Mo.
■
1952 fiscal year
to reach 4,200
1950
ry.
railway.:
from
Net
preferred stock (par- $20) have
1, 1953, at $21 per share.
Pay¬
ment will be mac'e at the Merchantile Trusts Co., 7.721 Locust Street,
St. Louis 1, Mo. The usual semi-annual dividend of 55 cents per share
will be paid Jan. 1, 1953 to preferred stockholders of record Dec. 15,
contract
Northern
Sacramento
Net
Net
.
1—
from
Gross
'
.
income
oper.
From Jan.
Southern
redemption
for
called
The
Net
'
1952
16,054,798
railway——J.
"
Delehant.—V.,-176,
and
.
,
Co., St.
outstanding
the
of
All
the best methods of processing titanium for
with exhaust system, one of Ryan s longtime
1474.
V
conjunction
specialties.—V.
Gross
ry.
■
determining
at
in
Net
Shares—
Preferred
been
in
research and development of
titanium
for
application to aircraft production has been awarded
this company,
it was announced on Nov. 26.
Recognizing Ryan's pioneering experience in this field, tne wavy
Bureau of Aeronautics has ordered the manuiacture and testing ol a
large number of specimens typical of airframe construction.
Award
of this contract follows closely an earlier Air Force order
use
from
—V.
Contract—
Titanium Research
Second
Net
Fitzgerald
-
,
|
Bottling
Seven-Up
mon
important
7
278.
■ ■
mmm
"
railway..__ $52,939,959
from
investment bankers; Ernest A.
& Co.,
Kclley,
Matthews,
of
firm
law
the
p.
1953.
second
partner of Cruttenden
Gross
W. Crut-
following new directors have also been elected:,Walter
' ■
1
'■
I
1951
1950
19<9
$47,450,365 $44,884,127 $36,389,805
12,587,761
13,780,541
S, 902,379
6,873,464 • 5,173,579
5.719,568 1 3,410,903
October-
Chair¬
of the company, has been elected
succeed the late Francis P. Matthews. .
director
a
Board to
the
or
tenden,
was
Awarded
A
Agee,
Thompson, Executive Vice-President; John L. Landen, Assistant Treas¬
urer and
Personnel Director, and Francis P. Matthews, Jr., partner in
Ryan
Mr.
time
same
H.
The
nn_
.
,
,
man
announced the closing of $6,000,000
In new orders for Jet engine components, exhaust systems and air¬
frame parts during the past 30 days.
Contracts from General Electric for parts for the J-47 jet engine
totaled in excess of $2,000,000 for the period, while Douglas.Aircraft
Co
and the Ford Motor Co. placed new orders of more than $1,000,000
each,
with smaller but substantial new business also coming from
Continental
Motors
Corp.,
Fairchild Aircraft Co., Boeing Airplane
Co., and other long-time Ryan customers.
While monthly delivery figures were not released, Mr, Ryan statea
that gross business for the last quarter of the 1952 fiscal year, ended
the
At
i.
■
'
John
this
double the
since
peak production
President, revealed on Nov. 26.
products
■
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
Orp.—New Chairman Elected—
Securities Acceptance
Co.—Books $6 Million New Orders
company's aircraft and . aeronautical
rate of a year ago and at the highest level
rates of World War II, T. Claude Ryan,
Ryan Aeronautical
Current
k
mm*
—
>
share
per
(on
685,000
—_
common
shs.)
company
covering
per
the
-
Nov.
on
3,750
share,
shares
of
filed
a
common
letter of notification with the
stock (par $20) to be offered
company's
The
proceeds are to be
used
5
business.
r
176,
p.
688.
Stout Oil Co.
Southern Natural Gas Co.
—
Secondary Offering
—
A
secondary offering cf 10,000 shares of common stock (par
Dec. 2 by Blyth & Co., Inc. and
American Securities Corp. at $28.75 per share, with a
dealer's concession of 45 cents per share.
The offering
$7.50)
was
17
without underwriting.
was
made
on
oversubscribed and the books
closed.—V.176, p. 1967.
Co.
on
Nov.
(Colo.)
17
offered
1,182,497 shares of
Shelley
a
speculation" an issue of
non-assessable, voting stock
Stock Offered—E. I.
—
"as
common,
(par five cents) at nine cents
PROCEEDS—The
Stout,
President
acquire
oil
and
r
et
proceeds
are
per
to
be
share.
used
to
pay
note
E.
and ,to
to C.
(amounting to $16,000), to pay for equipment
leases aiid other oil and gas interests.
gas
Volume
176
Number 5175
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(2169)
PREVIOUS
:
FINANCING—Since
early part of this
five cents
BUSINESS—This
rado.
The
in
and
oil
have
drilling
or
and
leases
organization
public
1,886,684
March
7,
in
the
mixed
share? at
share.
per
in
1952
its
Colo¬
interests
drilled,
in
especially
of
areas
active
wells;
test
and
contemplated
or
the
drilling
oil
and
The company's oil
producing wells are
Morgan,
contemplates
management
?■
de¬
fairly
in
Funded
°The
operating incomeEarnings before Federal taxes
Prov.
for
is
,
1952
income^—
2,767,756
1,064,675
90,000
103,500
taxes
•Net -earnings
_!_
The
preferred
on
Net earnings
-
Earnings
per
PRIVATE
1952,
applicable to
to
of -4Va%.
^Tennessee
from
~
:
\ .V
railwaya—i-\
$572,336
v
railway-!—!
1950
-
*$510,382
234,908
$485,282
169.416
oper.
■
income-!..
From Jan. 1—
Gross
81,526
87,413
railway——
railway——
4,482;i55 "''4,304,326'
I*
L 136,267 '
*-
Net' ry.
income!—
oper.
420,135
367,440''
'-
-•
at any
15, '
time
terms
times
or
of
which
prior
to
the
July
underwriters-named
of
set
shares, of /5 Va%
.
forth
below,
for
in
p
Preferred
.
—
SEC-covering
Nov.-.21;fiied--a
par ($10,009 each),
be used to-Vpurchase
letter
-'-•■•r
.-•October—
Net
i
railway.—
Taiiway_>—
'♦"
<
.
Net
Net
ry.
*;
17.184
i
.
1,975,848
./
62,474
___T!
.
*;
36,832
,10,525
'*',!!
»
694,836
161,723
328,495
188,521 v
-
t
2,500
;
,
31—
$7,519,221
_!_--
4,733,653
Ry. tax accruals!-!—.—
Equip, rentals (net Dr)
Jt.
i
facl. -rentals
,TNet
,,
Other "income
5
"Total
-
!
2,000
'
-
$1,611,124
!2,601,926
88,516
>,
-I 270,118
2,697,506
.
fund, jietc;!—!
144,286
■:
v
at-5———
2.82
-,
$7,306,428
•„
covering 1,000 shares of-class A
comomn
16.30
,
;
,
,12.08
"
•>■
drill
to
equip wells.'No
;Thermoid
^
involved. :-
>
■
;
;
;
and .16,000
stock,
$50
'*•
4
#
•. Kv
Thurston
.
•
•
oi-its
■**
$2.50
under
cumulative
the
convertible
plan.—V.
176,
Co.— Stock
issue
our
of
Offerings
Nov. 24
of
the
EndT:6pt;.31—''1'
.
Mr.
.*
pointed
out,
last"
public
Further details follow;
preferred
stock
is
.
„
.
-convertible
the
Sales
to.
of
The
at
being
preferred
the
of
share
per
subject
stock
option
$26.25
at
rate
39
Net
.
is
the
redeemable -in
company,
of'this
vital
service
last year.—V.
'.vr*
the construction
as
175,
if redeemed
on
per
share,- together,dividends.
*—
net
aggregate
an
under-the
will
credit
of
>
-
1
.»
closes,
season
or
*
-
able
for
The
.
proceeds
from
$1,000,000
the
working
by
of
'
in
net
the
capital, * other
proceeds
1,103,507
)
the
sale
of
the
The
the
of
preferred
balance
common
*$0.51
$0.87
Missouri
is
a
Chemical
manufacturer
'The
superphosphate
frcm
the
Missouri.
Joplin, Missouri,
the spring of
its
Atlas
manufacturing
co-partnershjp
1945
on
a
It
is
was
the
plant
first
which
the
requirements-,
Tulsa.
corporation,
will
be
and
avail¬
Ended—
before
Federal
,1,103,507
.
,,
1,
1955 with
tl,771,206 shs.
annual
plus the lesser
stock
general
will
Co.,
and
of
$200,000
.
underwriters
named
below
have
be
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
.*
•
•
10.0
Laurence
3.0
&" Sons-.*
Merrill
•
&
Riter
Dominick—!___
Miller &
3.0
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Beane
R.
&
Marks & Co.—_
M.
:
5.0
—
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
2.0
•Curtis
1.5
W.
5.0
—
Pressprich & Co.—_
Smith,
3.0
Co._
&
"1.5
Barney &
5.0
Co.__„
<1.5
Stetson
Securities
4.0
Tucker,
Anthony & Co._^
Hornblowcr & Weeks_:
4.0
Union
F.
Hutton
Johnson,
Co._!
& Co.
Securities
Corp._
Lane,
2.0
Vamedoe,
G.
5.0
Pcabody & CO!
Loeb
Dean
Chisholm
Inc.
Co.,
&
—
& Co
5.0
White, Weld & Co
5.0
—^
Space
1.0
2.0
Corp
&
Co.,
1.5
!_
H.
Walker
&
Witter ■&
Co._
2.0
—_
5.0
;
Co.
4.0
Secondary Distribution — A secondary offering was
made on Dec. 3 by Morgan Stanley & Go. of 25,000 shares
of capital stock at $47.62V2 per share, with a dealer's
This stock was acquired
in the company's offer oi?
253,008 shares to its stockholders (see above.)—V.'-176t
the
on
purchase
;
-
United
the
at
Air
rights
of
two-year building
facilities
which -will
Francisco
has
Lines
Inc.—Expansion Program—
program
San
been
"push
than'double
more
button"
overhaul
maintenance
base
of
announced
by W. A. Patterson, President.
The present base is one of the world's.largest for commercial aircraft.
"About
160,000 square feet of shop, office and hangar space will
be-added to our maintenance plant by the end of 1054," Mr. Patterson
said.,
"The expansion anticipates future upsurges'in passenger-mailcargo traffic and overhaul requirements-for what swill
be the largest
in
fleet
Uiiitcd's
history.
underway, will be
the
early
Delivery
completed, in
year."—V.
same
Equipment
&
of
1954.
176,
Mainliner
50
Convahs,
now
Delivery of 25 DC-7's will begirt
2067.
p.
Service, Inc.,
Baltimore, Md.—-
The-corporation-on Nov. "20 filed a letter of notification with tha
SEC. covering $238,*400 of G%
notes to be offered in denominations
$100, $500, $1,000 and $5,000 each,
without underwriting.
Tha
of
for
$23,297,782"
-3,718,068*-
income....
4,453,316
2,429,744
periodl..^.....
on
used
be
to
reduce
to
outstanding
'United Fire & Casualty Co.
notes.
Cedar Rapids, Ia.-^Stock
on Nov. 28 publicly offered an issue of 20,000 shares
cumulative preferred stock at par ($lo per share). The offering
of 16%
is not
underwritten.
and
preferred
accrued
The net
the
laws
Dec.
the
to
widened
sale
Iowa
business
added the word
in
1946
the
stock
the
in
will
will
be
shares
$1,288,324
outstanding.-
'
•
495,663
invested
full
to
conduct
genera!
Casualty Co.
In
lines of insurance,
to its corporate name.
The company has a
perpetual existence, and is licensed in Iowa to write ail
insurance except life insurance.
The company is licensed to
some
lines of insurance in each of eight other States, namely:
The
stock
GIVING
Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, Colorado
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
shares
20,000
of
6%
letter
a
20,000 shs.
30,00 shs.
—
Nov. 20 tiled
on
Outstanding
(par $10).20,000shs.
$10)
(par
company
covering
176, p. 859.
a
United
multiple
for
Common
$3.16
under
insurance*
of
6%: cumul. preferred stock
476,00(5
$2.49
....
created,
"Fire"
CAPITALIZATION
$1,524,628
share
per
be
investment of
Iowa,
of
name
write
to
South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota,
and Wyoming.
2,928,688
the
of
$10.50
at
$10,500
of
regulating
in
charter
its
redemption
fund
<
organized
was
insurance
it
the
of
.
,
company
1950,
subject
sinking
1953.
from
State
fpnds.
casualty
is
31,
proceeds
of
company
The
stock
dividends. v-A
beginning with
write
Sept. 29,'51
$23,826,364
taxes
are
Offered—
lines
Sept. 27,'52
income.
been
F.
Sunshine,'
elected
Vice-President
a
director,^—V.
a
165,
Bag
Manufacturers
of
p'.
3400.
30,000 shs.
notification
of
preferred
cumulative
with the SEC?
stock.—V.
175,
1168.
Trust
United Gas Corp.—98% of Stock Subscribed For—
Co.,
•-
-
,
The
*i.
Gas
Paper Corp.—Stock
&
for each six shares held of
incorpo-.
subscription
Dec.
took
Offered—The
cor¬
offer
15, 1952.
will
record
expire
on
at
Nov. 28,
3:30
p.m.
1952.
The
sale
of
the company
add
more
these
since
than
any
shares- represents
on-
a
similar
$10,000,000
.offering
its
to
cash
first
public
to stockholders in
financing
1947 and
than
The
will
Wis.,
by
ture
_
resources.
An
on
PROCEEDS—Facilities
construction
.
>
will
contraction.
It
will
increase
approved
presently
require about 813,000,000
is
estimated
about
that
$3,000,000
as
for
inventories
a
result of
and
the
and
the
in
the
course
completion
accounts
operation
of
of
their
receivable
of
the
Co.,
announced
98%
of
the
ottered
to
Bond
for
p.
Dec. 4 that subscrip¬
shares of the Unite!
on
525,036
and
Share
stockholders
as
1967.
new
has started production
weight,
that is stronger
line of
produced
vinyl
light weight, tough, fabric-backed Elastic Naugahydc,
in
Callum
two
said.
decorative
Both
plant and will be sold
manufacturers
impressive
2
Known
radical
line of light
new
a
upholstery, and competitive in price, Georgp
Sales Manager of Coated Fabrics, announced on Dec. 4.
Mr.
Dec.
on
vinyl upholstery with elastic fabric backing,
new
be
thread,
will
Share
stock
share.—V. .176,
unsupported
Callum,
unsubscribed shares.
the
&
received
common
company
decorative
Morgan Stanley & Co. and 27 associated
are underwriting the offering and will
purchase from the company
Bond
been
United States Rubber Co.—New Developments—
This
The
(EST)
Electric
have
Corp.
$22.50 per
investment firms
manufac¬
approximately seven miles east
siding known as Atlas, Missouri. In
In the fall of 1950 the company purchased all of
of the Kaw River Valley Fertilizer Co., Inc., a Kansas
since the latter part of 1947 has been producing
*
severally
The company
coal, i
poration is offering to holders of its capital stock rights
to subscribe at $42 per share for
253,008 shares of addi¬
tional capital stock (par $20) at the rate of one share
distributor
company
superphosphate
-
prepayments
amount
profits of the previous calendar year.
4.0
$1.01
tlncluding purchased
-
-
taxes-on
Federal
Union
Okla.
2.500,000 shs.
4.0
tions
the company started manufacturing mixed fertilizers
which
'
!___1__:
Weeks
Howard
plant.
the capital stock
net
Sept.
$300,000
of
stock: *:
The
fbr
has
the late spring, of 1948 the company commenced the manufacture
superphosphate and mixed fertilizers at its Tulsa plant, located in
West
mature
rate
5.0
stock
In
of
notes
the
2.0
p.
located
railroad
share)—_
per
6,492,234
°$0.57
.
♦After provision for preferred dividends.—V.
shareholders.
(formerly
Missouri;Jan. :25,. 1945),
*$7,500,000
530,012
$20
261 Fifth AvenUe Corp.—New Director—
expenditures
sale
FINANCING
Outstanding
company has agreed to sell to them, sev-•
trally, .the respective percentages indicated below, of such-of the sharea
of .the additional capital stock as shall not be subscribed for
by exer- •
else of rights,-such shares
being hereinafter referred to as the unsub¬
proceeds
1,113,923:
1,103,564
"Earnings per-common share_-___-____!________
company
capital
from
respective selling
turing plant in
at
time,
fertilizers.
over
of
any
is entitled to receive,
15, 1952 with a group of banks,
erect facilities for the manufacture of triple
"-BUSINESS—Company
rated
at
PRESENT
purchase; and the.
United
3,994.174
816,729 '
1,103,5(54
share!.
com.
sales
Common
purposes.
entire
received
'
part
TO
$10,000,000
Authorized
.
primarily to
superphosphate and sulphate of ammonia.
corporate
in
•
cents
predecessor company.
a
' Pacific
.
3,552,841
5,764,195
962,870
662,240 -
Income
certain'circumstances.
agreement dated Nov.
used
be
or
50
...
A
are,
-F952—6 Mos.—*1951
2,277,314
3,650,050
3,342,818
Provision
not less than 30 days notice, at"
before Nov. 1, 1957, and thereafter
each ca-se, with accumulated and
in
,
PROCEEDS—The
plus
whole
dividends
of
.Authorized
—
United Air Lines,
1227.'''
p.
.
,'...
1952—3 Mos.—1951-
preferred s dividend
176, p. 1419. '
:;
Income
upon
$25.75
unpaid
under
dividend
1952.
tSecuved- by purchase money liens, payable for
purchases of timberlands with Interest rates, if
any, varying from 3% to 5% and maturing
at various dates to 1961.
charter
at
adjustment
to
The
at
p;i868.
pipe were in the ground on "the
Edmonton, .'Alberta * and Vancouver,
Tung-Sol Electric Co., Inc.
the option
of the holder,
unless, previously redeemed, into two shares of common stock for
each share of 5%!%
cumulative preferred stock converted, such con-,
version
$8,123,601
are
>'10%' of'the
or
and
cumulative preferred
($25 per share) and accrued dividends, and
84,130 shares of common stock (par $5) at $11 per
The
of
an
com¬
concessibn of 75 cents per share.
manu¬
..,^
offering of 40,000 shares of 5%%
share.
notes.
Kuhn,
«*-•..*
Barbour,
through Blyth & Co., Inc. and The First Boston Corp.,;
$5,000,001) of first mortgage bonds, 3%% series due 1982,
and $2,000,000 of 4,75b% cumulative preferred stock
(par
$100).—V. 175, p. 1866.
,
stock at par
of
extra
year
EFFECT
GIVING
banks
(par
notes
account
Kidder,
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co. — Securities,
Placed Privately:— The company has placed privately,
Mention
—
upon
at
the
quarterly
4.0
in
use
1,996,175
shares, outstdg._l-
—V.
preferred
recent
on
^ales xl^14^ 148,911 $15,999,435 $24,012,211 $28,512,141
Com.
j,
_
to
the
;Work on-the remaining 386 miles of the 711-milest
start again in early spring, and will be completed in August,!
Earns. :per
~
1165.
p.
->
Chemical
in
made
was
shares
purchasable
par,
r
„
1952,
income
net
regular
an
the
•
radio-''
over
that
T<ms*produced_!!_V!!-!
Net
!
'
these
E.
t
•
-
organic
67%
on-
which
mjles
♦After
Co.—Registers With SEC—" '
in
exposed
Net Income after taxes."
26,-1952,
stock
been
:+Tons ;sold
.The company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Nov."
covering 1,400 memberships in its employees' thrill bonus
plan, together with a maximum of 72,000 shares of its $1 par common
.
of
54-8* fcheduled, to .-flow, from, the Alberta fields (to
points in Octqber, 1S53.-^V. 176, p. 961. •
v
Period
(par $25) to be offered1
stock to be-issued kvi*'
be
sales
stated
was
Jumped
Truax-Traer'Coal Cb.—Earning^—
SEC'
stook
underwriting, will
30,
Mo.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
ago—
v
-and 13,750-shares-of class B stock -(par* $1) "to be
L,r Clifton;;as the promoter. -The proceeds are to be used
and
Louis,
company
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
stock
G.
it
1953.- 'Oil
stockhdlders;!6^26'l« vshares of. class A
change for leases !»nd beneficial -interest 'Ut-par;, and .2,679-% -Shares!
6f» class 'A
sales,
."*
.
product
1 *; about :325
:!oificial«. said
coastal
ta
given lo
Dec.;
St.
capacity
25%
The
notes ;—.,
Hayden,
years
President.
Tracerlab
for
;,corn))any's!ri«ht-of-vvay between
B/ C.; Canada,:r';.7"
y* In. ;*
progres? -report
issued
1967.\
>The,comp«ny.;on'-NoVy.24(tfiled"ft-letter pf notification with the
,
;
short
tool,
chemistfy,
'■
$5,899,858
fTcxSoDak Dil-Co., Sioux Falls, S. B.—Files—
:
research
Jr.,
equipment
included
and
for
Granbery, Marache & Co.—!
1
few
a
the like nine months' period
over
line would
I..1.81
S.
in^ tracer
.
rhare
per
Robert Garrett & Sons!
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.—Reports Progress—
2,4.77,027.
/
.
•preferred
U.
sources'
declared
Dominick
500
v
:
.>
80,072"
$6,408,994
1,454,150.507,136
."•-^Balance-of. net incomes $1,191,815.;! $800,829
Percent
on
com. After
'
"* ;,;".!,7K.
'^v. TIG, p.
97%
up
$8,964,093
by
or
1953.
Sept.
and
Clark, Dodge *& Co.—!
examining metal objects
figure, he said.
points up the promising future
radioactivity, ^Barbour:-said, is -'the company's film
have
wearers
of
outstanding under an agreement dated Sept. 25,
amended) (between the company and six banks. Of the $10,borrowed under this agreement, $2,500,000 have been repaid.
No further borrowings may be made thereunder.
Interest is charged
at-an annual .rate of .214%
on $1,000,000
and 2Va'% ion $6,500,000 of
service,, \Tl\ese small badges are worn by workers handling
X^ray units' and raoioicotopes and record tlve amount of radiation
the
$8,760,578
..'4 50,139
.
*1,000
.
unknown""just,
material.
C.obaltr60
commercial
sOn
$85(),968
sheet
cents,
Alex. 'Brown
1,000
Versatility;^^
(Another'Tracerlab
lor
and
(as
1945
badge
.
1,130.687
"
$1,336,101 !
1,000
*
.
.
Barbour,
has
company
Blyth & Co., Inc.——L_—
3,000
major
a
indusiritll
for-flaws,-are. also
$7,833,406
80,292
v..
of-
Sales -.of,
3,150,291Dr03,762 •
lf298,837
4,279
.,,,260,502,
2,000
dustry *of the company's beta gauge for "quality control in the
8,124,834*
,<
Dr236,327'„
-$1,115,749 $11,538,376
4,905
•>•"-
charge's
'
ot/their
facture
plant
%
have increased 315%.: this 'year " over the first' nine 'months' of
'•■year! This-large growth is: due"in part to increased availability and
aggressive sales promotion,- he said; plus* growing acceptance by in¬
>,
woods..:,Plant
daily,
near
ended
$63,058,310
Morgan Stanley. & Go. ___!__
Blair, Rollins
Co. TnC._!__
2,000
,
Operation—
$1,027,233 $10,239,539
>,
1,000
1,000
.
_
first nine months "of 1952,
because
of
total of $3.50
a
stock
scribed
'' 4.000
;
period in 1951. " These Cafbon—14 compounds—of which over
60. types are,sold, by the company—are a.favorite with researchers
191,849
-
8,159,384"
259,735
•
Crt)6>5Q5
101,639
;
_!—ic
v
by
the
months
;
same
412,221:
1952—10 Mas.—1951
'
.1,101,893
-
$1,509,485
Net income
Sinking
987,838
Dr9,746 *'•
deductions"!—
■'
*
%
: *
788,074
$7,001,280 $68,050,979 $64,032,530 '
4,708,924 , 47,413,803
44,860,237"
.1
; 278,499
—
!_—/!— _i«
income
MisceH.
'Fixed
(net)
'
■
oper.' income-
ry.
1952—Month-fl 951
.
Operating-f re venues !i.._
^expenses
2.
In
sales
UNDERWRITERS—-The
2.5X)0
,
2,000
.
1(,000
becoming
William E.
75
payable
agreed :.to
4.000"
Co.!"
Richter
Tracerlab .'
Texas & Pacific Ry. Co.—^Results from
Operating
Dec.
nine
main
machine
paper
tlncludes 147 shares issuable in exchange for
outstanding scrip cer¬
tificates and certificates for shares of
preferred and common stock of
-4,000
2,000
.
Co.
active'compounds," Osed
1,011,470
582,027
r
•
rapidly
the
approximately
its
000,000
-'5,000
2,000
——
Radioisotopes—practically"
are
21,363
•
•
.Period End. Oct.
s
•.
tons
quarter
multiwall
a
net
or
"These
8.000
Traccrlabj lnc.—Sales Up Sharply—
-
79,154
;
17,362
-
1949
soft
or
1,800
third
,
<10,000
2,000
!...
-Burke •&-Ma cDonaid_!__^__!,
—rV. 176, p.,1967.y!
$35,543
hard
the
in
sixth
a
at
approximately $21,500,000. The
flexibility to the company's opera¬
add
either
use
and
of
cost
-approximately
work
bags
bags.
facilities
„
-Beecroft,'Cole &,Co.,!l_-!-~!-^
r
•
1950
$120,527.
-1,-189,628
627.708
income—
1715.
Scherck,
v
railway!—
from -railway-*—-i—
p.
;
of
tSecured
36,130
«
3,000
..
Straus, JBlo.sser & McDowell
Wagenseller &|Durst, Inc
v
/
to
to
CAPITALIZATION
Capital
and >
4,000
Co.—!!!_!!!
Chlles^Schutz
.
v..
•
$122,971;;
63,38.)
;
oper.-,income—
>From Jan. 1—
oper.
the
' *.
1951
.
$112,881
Gross lrom
—V.-176,
'
1952
lrom
ry.
with
■**%*•
'Texas Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Net .from
notification
preferred fstock in the Southern Farm Bureau^
Casualty. InsurancefCo.
Gross
of
special
multiwall
share.
per
year
Notes
Stern
2,000
.
Mason<-Hagan,;:.Inc.
shares of 5% cumulative preferred-Stock to be offered
without underwriting..- Tire net proceeds'are to-
25
at
cost
share,
i
Shares
.-15,500-
Friedman^ Brokaw & Co
Bosworth,. Sullivan & Co., Inc
/
total
a
,
*
The- corporation-on
?
and
of
bag factory
of approximately $1,400,000.
reported
$5.35
this
Common
.
Shares'
......
Co._
McCormick &
c
'Texas ^Farm "Bureau ^Iiiycstmcitt tCorp.V IVVacq, Tcx^Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
>
>
it
EARNINGS—For
per
equal
stock
'
-
at
this
building
the
sacks
production
DIVIDENDS—The
<
...
Quail :4f
also
pany
whom
cumulative, preferred
below:
Rauscher,'Pierce & Co., Inc
Harold'E.JWood/Co.
U!-!&
;
is
or
an
company
number
i"-'\
"i
company to use the proceeds, to¬
the company, for these purposes.
of
presently expanding its
with.the installation of
increased
of
bags,
machine will
enabling
be
1953,
ly
-,-•*? Rotan, ?Mosle and'Moreland--—._
P.U1715. \ '
is
this
completion
company
1,
the
is
largest paper bag manufacturer
approximately 20% of the U. S. produc¬
producing
grocers'
nation's
of
estimated
Co! is iacting as ..representative, have
severally agreed to '
a
firm commitment basis under which
they must takefor-all of "the securities-if any. are taken, and the
stock
will
'
required
---Stern Brothers •&
;.
f..
*•'
470?938 '"-291,890;
;.
Nov.
on
\'i *!;•.- V-s-t'/
! ■'! 33,636
-
—>V. T76,
dated
agreement,
selling shareholders-have agreed to, sell to them severally, the ;
common
.
3,323,512 ' ^3,571,137 *
1,030,730 ! ; T761,780 *
952,765
40,000 shs.
' 200,000 shs. "
&
pay
V"
from
N$t! from
,96,114
credit
a
the
company
tions,
"
600,000 shs.
of
resources
corporation
in. Savannah, Ga.,
related equipment
«
100,000 shs,
—
into
kraft
of
addition
Joplin under the
pf
also
and
and
79,135
t
-
Outstanding
is¬
'!
intention
cash
or
net
Brothers
$317,533
,<
147,037
-
$25),
entered
beginning July
purchase,
1949
'
'
the
other
country,
of
The
1, 1958.
to prepay additional amounts on each
1954, equal to 25'/o of the amount by which
earnings for the preceding calendar year,
before
amortization, but after income and * excess' profits
is
company
and the
-
'
Authorized
!___!
UNDERWRITERS—The
*
•_>'« v
/
FINANCING
payable
respective
1951
'
ry.
;
PRESENT
.
Central Ry.
1952
Gross -from
Net
sold privately on Sept. 23,
debentures, second- series due
19G7.
: October—
Net
$1.11;
corporation
sinking-fund
has
borrow,
depreciation
A $848,316
$1.29
TO
taxes, exceeds-the "Sum of (1). fixed principal payments then due on
the notes, (2) preferred dividends paid during the preceding calendar
year, -and ^(3)
$200,090:
The additional prepayments required shall
not' exceed" $l00,000 for
any one" year.
17,732
$1,125,906
'
stock-
common
PLACEMENT—The
1966.—V. .176, 1p.
15,
•189,100
share-
common
$250,000
Dec.
stock-—--.
the
tion
amounts not exceeding $1,000,000, to be evidenced
issued pursuant to„ the terms of the credit agreement.
The
to bear interest at the rate of 4%
'/o per annum,
are
July 1,
$866,048
$1,515,006
4.
EFFECT
$5)—
Bank
consolidated
Dividend
in
outskirts
semi-annually on each Jan. 1 and July .I, and are to mature
annual, instalments,- beginning July ,1,
1954, and ending July
2,034,223
1,362,750
on
prof:
exc.
entitled
notes
1951
(est.)
income &
for
the
on
is
It
with
BUSINESS—The
manufac- •"
started
located
facilities.
gether
at
•
.
,
preferred stock
(par
company
by,:notes
contingencies————________—
Fed.
Provision
stock
First National
$8,831,208 ! $5,848,741
—
plant,
company
of
Subs.)—Earnings—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Gross
the company
Trtnton
.
(par
series-—-
aggregate amount
Suburban Propane Gas Corp. (&
1952,
the
oi
1952, with J. P. Morgan;: & Co. Incorporated, The First National Bank
Kansas City; The-First National Bank & Trust Co. of
Tulsa and
company on Nov. 18 filed a letter of notification with
covering the. above-mentioned 1,182,497 shares oi common
tpar. five cents).—V. 176, p. 1773.
;
*
its
"
stock
cumulative
•
SEC
stock
in
5Vae/a
) FILES—The.
the
at
operations
as
——-J!—$2,000,000
preferred
Common
program.
•
Lawrence, Kansas.
The business
integrated with those of the company
August,
-
.
debt
suable
Phillips Counties.
and
In
.
>
in. royalties,'leases and three
following counties in Colorado:
the
plant.
in
are
CAPITALIZATION-GIVING
interests
gas
located
Cheyenne, Sioux
and
Rivjr
ex¬
development
gas
and
active
an
plant
prospectus
-Trenton, Mo;
Serial
Further,
its
this
10%
velopment.
tended
Kaw
of
other
active
at
in
treated*
are
turihg mixed fertilizers
contemplates acquiring diversified interests
lands that may be believed, from time to
oil and gas'production; interests-in oil wells,
be
to
fertilizers
operations of this subsidiary
and
•
on
potential
about
gas
company's
to the
incorporated
company was
management
gas
time,-to
oil
the
it has issued
year,
share and 1,042,503 shares at nine cents
per
13
and
new
are
patterns
made
in
—
the
in 30 yard rolls,
50
a
tweed
and
company's
a
gold
Stoughton,
inches wide,
to
furni¬
distributors.-
truck
tire
was
introduced
by
this
company
by Harry C. Oliver, Sales Manager, U. S. Tires Division.
as
the all-new
U. S.
Royal Fleetway,
the tire embodies
improvements in truck tire manufacture.
(Continued
on page
It has been designed
55)
•
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
14
8* 195%.
Monday, December
v.
.
j
(2170)
DIVIDENDS
payment date.
Share
Nome of Company
Abercrombie
Admiral
Aetna
Fitch,
&
pfd.
$6
When
(quar.)
Corp.
&
Casualty
Surety
50c
20c
60c
25c
Year-end
liner, quar.)
iHartford)
Aetna Insurance Co.
'
Extra
Aetna
Insurance
Life
Co.
approval
3- 2
12-15
5%
12-20
11-29
Bearing,
8%c
$1.05
$1.15
1- 2
12-31
12-31
12-20
12-19
12-19
12%c
15c
12-10
11-20
12- 5
19)
Ahlberg
(quar.)
class
(quar.i^
A
Power Co., 4.20%
preferred (quar.)
Alabama
4.60%
pfd.
Natural
Gas
Alba ma-Tennessee
Works
Iron
Extra
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
15c
Alles
&
(A.
Inc.
Co.
S.)
(resumed)—:
—
$7 preferred (s-a)
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
American Bosch Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)—
Brewing
Co.
Air
Filter,
preferred
B
(quar.)
.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%%
2nd preferred series of 1952
American Crystal Sugar Co., common
4%%
prior preferred
American
Elird
&
Class
B
Extra
on
Mills,
American
7%
preferred
Dairies,
American
Inc.,
B_____
1- 1
1- 1
12-15
1- 2
1- 2
12-15
12-12
12-12
iquar.)
common
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd. iyear-end)_
Express
American
Factors,
Felt
__
Co.,
Extra
___
iquar.)___
common
_
American
Hard
American-La
Rubber,
7%
pfd.
Foamite
France
Co.,
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)_
25c
12-26
1- 2
Corp.
Year-end
"7%
preferred
American
(quar.)
Machine
3.90%
Mail
Re-Insurance
American
Reserve
Rock
Wool
American
Snuff
Co.,
Viscose
Po*t
Stock
Co.
50c
12-10
$1.50
50c
12'/2c
1- 2
12-23
12-22
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
(year-end)
6%
Corp.
Products
12-15
20c
(s-a)
Co.
Corp.
__
(quar.)____
Arlington Corp.,
Metal
Art
votg.
Construction
Extra
ArtJoom
Arvin
Carpet
;Class
Chain
Store
Refining Co.,
3.75%
Wholesalers,
Ltd.,:
Atlantic
Extra
Class
'pfd. B
class A
(quar.)
(quar.)
-__
Extra
Automobile Insurance Co.
(Hartford)
12-15
2
12-15
1- 2
1-
2
12-
5
1-
2
12-
5
Extra
Avon
20c
Avondale
B/G
75c
convertible
Babbitt
(B.
Bagley
class
A
1-
2
12-15
2
12-22
Oil
7%
Co.,
pfd.
$1.75
Co.
(quar.)
(Ludwig)
8
l-
2
12-10
$1
_________
&
12-
1.
2
12-10
$1.07
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis of Canada Ltd., 7%
Bastian Blessing Co. (quar.i
Baumann
(quar.)
1-
2
<quar.)__
preferred
12-18
12-10
10c
12-15
12-10
J$1.75
1-15
12-31
___
$1
(see
1-
2
12-11
75c
Co.
12-
9
11-28
Ludwig
&
Cadwell
Foods
Year-end
3%%
Co.,
<
Iquar.)
;
(quar.)_lII
preferred
i
Corp.-
com.
$3.25
-4%
12-15
1-
2
12-15
l-
2
12-12
12-26
75c
(incr.
■
<quar.)_____
Limestone & Cement'Co.—
12-12
12-27
75c
quar.)__
'preferred
preferred
l-'2
$1
(quar.)_:
Corp.,
Bessemer
12-15
flOc
Aviation
Beneficial
2
84%c
(year-end(________
TflrTe?d *
Loan
xl™
1-
25c
_
Ltd
Corp.
12-27
60c
12-30
i2-ii
■' 12-11
81%c
12-30
12-15 "
50c
'1-2
12-20
12-15
12-
I2%c :
Co.
De^ker
Blue
Ridge Insurance
Bohack
<H.
5%%
C.)
prior
Co.,
:
'""i7---
(annual)
1
Co. (quar.)
<N.
C.)
Bondholders Management,
Real
(quar.i.
class A
6%
(Directors
pfd. stock at
(E.
J.)
& 80ns
-
Brlllo
12-14
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
$1.37%
1-2
12-15
5%
12-31
12-15
12-15
12-
37%C
12-29
12-10
50c
12-12
5
12-
12_
12_12
5
5
action
no
meeting held
on
(quar.)
75c
A
Inc.,
Columbia
Electric
Co.,
Columbia
2nd
* '°
Telephone
5
12-26
12-
5
12-30
Life
Co.. (quar.),.
----
150c
Consolidated
12-12
3
Field
50c
12-29
12-12
Fifty
$1.50
12-29
12-12
2
12-12
12-12
20c
1-17
12-23
12-22
.
2-
10c -
3-
*
2-16
2
Fraser
$1
1*
65c
12-
4
12-15
$1.50
1-
2
12-22
Inc.—
75C
1-22
12-12
25c
12-15
12- 5
25C
12-15
>1-
2
.12-19
50c
1-
2
30c
12-15
12-
12-
Ltd,
Stores,
Lines,
Air
Baking
35c
1
1-
-
Controls
12-15
2
12-15
1-15
12-12
1-15
12-12
1-23
12-12
Coffee
Co.
redemption, .on
2
2
30
12-15
this
dividend
Dubilier
$5.25
preferred
A
series
Glass Works,
Corning
Extra
common
75c
-
12-15
*
5% %
$1
12-27
12-13
(quar.) _____——
(1947 series) (quar.)
A
L.),- Ltd. (quar.)
1
Corp., voting trust certificates
87 Vic
.
;
;
General
&
Sexton
conv. pfd.
Petroleum Corp.
Crown
Central
Cuhan
American
Sugar,
common-
Dayton
A-.
Record,
3.70%
4.56%
Delaware
common
3'A%
1
Georgia
Electric
Co.
Co.
5
3-17
7- 2
6-16
$1.75
9-29
9-15
12-31
12-
425c
12-31
12-31
.
—
—,——
(quar.).
—
1-26
i7y2c
1-
9
1-26
1-
9
12-30
Cement
Dlspount Corp. of N.
Y.
(quar.)_i'_:—
(year-end)
(quar.)
Fire
&
12-15
5%
'
first; pref erred
12-10
Great
West
Life
12-10
Great
West
Saddlery,
Green
12-31 '
12-10
12-31
12-10
2
12-15
12-20
12-10
15c
1-
12-20
12-10
"20c
-',12-10
l'2-:i
H12-24!
12-12
1-
2
12-12
12-27
12-8
2
12-12
12-31
12-15
*12*10:
1-
12-19
.
12-15
12-12
1- 2
12-18
12-29
"
12-15
1-26
1-16
;
•
,
12-15
.
1-12
;
12-29
20c
30c
25c
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
12-22
12-16
12-30
12-
2
2-
.
5
5
8
1- 5
,
12-15
5
12-15
1-
.
(Daniel)
10c
"
^
from
ffom
net capital
gains
•''
■
■
.
.
r
i
,11-29.
1-2
53c
12-15
12-31
'
12-15
12-15
12-19
2
12-19
12-31
12-19
v83%Ci
12-31
12-19
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
$1.25
$1.50
"
"
_
$2
12-20
12-
12-26
12-15
1
*.
25c
.
,
12-19
8iy4c
12-31
$1.50
10c
56y4c
25c
10c
i40c
$62y2C
t30c
12-15
12-26
12-15
1-2
5
12-
12-18
1-15
12-26
2
12-19
1-
..
.
J3iy4c
—
-
$$5
150c
40c*
$3.40
12-20
12-12
1-10
12-11
12-31
12-Tt
12-31
12-11 '
12-
12-30
1
payable in cash*/
(Continued on page 47) .c
1
12-19
2
1-
12-31
12-15 '
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
5 :
35c
vor' stock'45c
V/f
•
12-15
2
(quar.)——
(year-end)—
inoome and
net
12-15
2
_—_—,
ordinary
2
$1.06»%
(quar.)
(quar.)
—:—
.Growth Companies, Inc.
12-15
1-
Ltd
Co—
Special
12-15
2
1-
iquar.)
Co.
2
1-
1-
:
Assurance
1-
1-
50c
12-31
$1
9
1
50c
Telegraph Co.
12-31
$1.07
1
1-
1-
12-15
—
Stock
92y2c
$1.14
12-15
12-
1-26
-
Insurance—__J—
$1
'
2
12-15
27'/2C
(quar.)
Rapids Varnish
(quar.)—
Grand Union Co., 4%%
preferred (quar.)—
Gray Drug Stores - (quar.)
—_
Great Lakes Industries (quar.)
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd., common (quar.)—
Class A preferred; (quar.)
Class B preference
(quar.)
—
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.,—
5
"25c
'Diamond Portland
Extra
12-15
.
1-
67%c
Grand
'
50c
preferred
Gold
12-15
*15c
12-24
12-30
•
12-22
$1.75
$6
12-22
2
50c
(s-a)__
•
1-
12-15
2
12-31
.
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.—
Common
(quar.)
preferred
RR.
Power Co., $5 preferred
12-22
1-
12-22
2
1-
■
—_—
12-12
$1.12l/2
1-
12-26
'
(quar.)
12-31
4-2,
12-22
$1.06y*
pfd.
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Light, 4%„ pfd.
(quar.)
4y«%
Rubber,
&
(year-end)
$1.75
12-19
2
12-15
(quar.)
(year-end)
(quar.) —
(quar.)—
——
preferred (quar.)—___—._l;—_—
preferred (quar.)—
&
common
Germantown
$1.75
2
1-
12-31
>
12- 3
„
5
1-
62y2c
—
preferred (quar.)__—1.
second convertible preferred
12-
5
Southwest—
12- 5
(quar.)__
Inc.
the
12-30
.
Co.,
Corp.,
preferred
of
Tire
12-12
25c
Rubber
Time
Co.
(quar.)
12-10
:
class
preferred
12-15
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred <quar.)_
Cummins Engine Co., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)_„
David & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Extra
Telephone
General
12-15
10C
preferred
12-
5
.
50c
7%
12-15
$2
25c
$1.37V2
$1.18%'
(quar.)_.—v——
of Pennsylvania—-V
"3%%
12-31
133Ac
(quar.)
Common
7%
-
12-13
$3
__i_
Co._
5y2%
Company,
preferred
12-15
"
Cribben
12-11
$1.40
1- 2
U5c
.____
12-22
.
.1-15
,
7C
1
12-15
'
Telephone Co.
4% %
2
1-10
12-
-■
of Michigan-^-
Telephone Co.
General
12-13
1-
1-31
12-31
—
Corp.- (resumed)—
preferred,(quar.)__——l£l.
$2.10
12-13
87 %c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
-2.70%
General
12-15
12-15
—T——.—
1-10
30c
(quar.)—
Telephone Co.. of Illinois—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.i
—
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—>
1-15
preferred
(R.
12-20
11-17
1
37 %c
87%c
;
pfd.
$4.75
12-27
preferred
Crestshire
12-20
12-12
12-
37%c
(quar.)——
$5.50
12- 5
12-30
30c
12-12
12-31
tlOc
25c
(quar.)
Corporate Investors, class
Crain
*
12-5
12-31
tlOc
$1.31%
(quar.)
common
__—;
3Va%
"
.
common
Trust. (Boston!
Investors
General
(quar.)___
12-15
-20c
10c
^——*—
5.20%
—
Electric,
12-16
General
•
prior preference.
being. called, for
at $55 per share
10c
plus
Cornell
5
12-30
12-24
Common
12-12
1-
$1.37%
5
12-
12-
General
12-12
1-
1-16
12-
12-23
12-10
(22c of above is payable in cash or stock.)
Petroleums of Canada, Ltd., class A
-
12-15
12-26
1
12-23
$1.12%
Corp.,
Instrument
General
..
12-19
12-29
40c
*
2-
5
100%
Co.,
Extra
11-28
25c
shares
Dec.
12-13
50c
11-26
-
(quar.)
Industries
General
.12-15
12-31
Foods
General
-
12-15
2
12%c
♦
$3
Corp.,
unexchanged
2
1-
1-15
25c
(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer
1-
53c
15C
—
12-15
>
Co.—
Investors
<quar.)_.
$3.50
preferred
General
12-12
1-23
Co
12- 2
2&y8C
34%c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
6%
20c
12-15
12-
12-12
$$1.19
(quar.).
Machine
American
General
2
1-
J35C
12-30
12-15
-
(quar.)——
Inc. (from Investment
preferred
1-
•
12-15
125c
1$1.19
~
Grinding
.$4.50
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$5.5C
Gear
12-15
t75c
(quav.)
common
income)
»
2
$1.12%
HOC
12-12
Fund,
General
(s-a)
common
preferred
Industries
Gas
Power—•
Inc._
Co.,
'
1
12-15
f.
$1.50
1-15
income
preferred
convertible
5Vi%
12-24
**.
(quar.)
common
4-1/2%
11-29
50c
Co
(quar.)
5
12-
—
(Louis¬
Co.
3
12-15
12-12
12-19
2
12-15
12-
12-30
and 43c from
security profits.
(The latter distribu¬
tion will be made in shares at the net
asset
value,
though shareholders
who;.,-. *';-,
desire may exercise a cash option he•v" A
fore
Dec.
15tb)_
73c
Funsten <R. E.) Co., 4'/2% conv. pfd. (quar.) " Sfi'Ac
Garfinckel
(Julius) Co.,. common (quar.)—
37Vic
7
(quar.)
Inc.—■
Investors,
ordinary
from
2
.12-15
75c
37'/2c
8c
Companies,
30c
3
1-
12-
Fundamental
1-
(quar.)
Corp.,
-
12-
12-23
12-19
2
2
12-31
12'/2c
50c
Ltd., common—,
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Frasers Cos., Ltd., 4%%
preferred (quar.)_
3-16
12-10
1-
5
1-
12-18
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Funds pfd. stock series
Custodian
Franklin
5%
—
Co.
1-16
1
4-
$1.75
!
12-11
2
12-
40c
Machinery & Chemical—
Forbes & Wallace, Inc., $3 class A
Foster & Kleiser Co.,
class A pfd.
8
12-24
10c
50c
year-end)
12-
8
12-19
12-15
Field & Co.
(quar.)
B
8
12-
2
32c
Food
Class
12-
2
75c
20c
$1
}25c
(quar.)
A
class
Co.,
Shoe
Florsheim
2
2
1-
8
Broadway Building (s-a)
Co. of Pennsylvania (quar.)
1-
11-
1-31
Finance
1-
11-28
8
Fiduciary
3
12-12
11-28
12-12
10c
Management
(Marshall), see Marshall
12-
12-10
12-12
12-
(quar.)__
5% pfd.
from current
net income)—
undistributed
accum.
12-
15c
12-17
12-17
and
75c
1
(quar.)
(derived
Inc
12-20
12-22
12-
Publications
Fund,
Fidelity
4
3
12-15
(quar.)
Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Fenton United Cleaning & Dyeing
Fibre
Products of
Canada, Ltd.,
12-19
—
Continental
12-15
*
12-26
•
Retail
2
1
12-
preferred (quar.)—*—
Royalties, Inc., partic. pfd
Consumers Gas Co,
(Pa.) (quar.)_„
12-15
1-2
12-26
.4'/4%
Delaware Power
2-
12-31
Consolidated
All
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Federated
f75c
Dccca
1- 2
,
2
12-19
(quar.)
Electric Light &
Paper
i- 2
t$1.50
1-15
27c
—
4.28 %
preferred.(quar.)*$1.50
Preferred (flU^r.)
^^^^fMf^w-J|$i.i83/^
1-
4y2%
12-31
12-10
62V2C
$1.06%
Common
12-15
75c
Extra
Consolidated
Delta
Pref5rred, <qUarJ
1-
50c
Insurance
Life
(quar.)
12-15
1-
12-15
preferred C (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
^
Consolidated Mining & Smelting of Canada,
Ltd.
(s-a)
:
12-12
Ltd.—
*$1.18
2
4%%
12-15
i$i
1-
(quar.)
Freightways,.
Gas,
2
1-
$1.02%
2
12-
11-29
12-20
75c
preferred (quar.)
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—
$3
1-15
12-24
50c
12-15
1-15
3
12-15
common
Federal
2
$2
Stampinug
Goods
Corp.,
12-15
1-
30c
com.
Insurance
preferred
Common
Cook
United
'
12-12
_5c
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Warehouse
&
Compress
1-2
32 %c
—
(quar.)
Dry
l-(2
40c
50c
i_______
(quar.)
12-
35c
(incr.)
Federal
Bell Teelphone Co.—
&
General
first
$2
(quar.)________—
■i% Prefer/ed jQuar.)
4%%
preferred
British
com.
12-26
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Manufacturing Co.,
class
British
A
12- 5
o
$1
took
Extra
Bridgeport Gas Light
sir
6%
i_
26.)
Brach
$2
V12-24
$2.50
(s-a)
_____
the
Nov.
-
12-10
—
Ky.)
Cross
l C^\(quar-)Trust
(quar.)_
Extra
on
$3
25c
Estate
Botany Mills, Inc.
$2
Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
Bonanza Oil & Mine Corp. (stock dividend)
S^fnn
Boston
.
50c
;i
2
,
Inc
$1.02%
._
Engineering-Superheater,
3V2%
Hotel
1-
—
Shearing
Inc.
Extra
$1.13%
——
(quar.)
(year-end)
Bake Shops,
12-10
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
conv.
-——
Foods,
12-10
2
$1
& Co., Inc., com.
12-15
/
(quar.)—
B<g Bear Markets (Mich.) ; (quar,>J__L:____
Birmingham Fire Insurance Co. of Penn.—
Bismarck
Co.,
6%
Frocks, Inc.
Federal
2
1-
Corp. (year-end)
Inc.
(year-end).,
Continental
50c
,
Brothers,
Aircraft
Bendix
Co
common
convertible
Beatty
Bell
Mfg.
Tool
Co
Co.,
Extra
Fashion
$1.18%
Continental General Life Insurance
Baumann)
Beaton
Beatrice
5
1
(quar.)
-
Consolidated
■
pref. (quar.)
12-
4%
1-
25c
Farrell-Birmingham Co.
12-
•
3
18%c
Corp.__
preferred
Bankltne
(quar.)__
12-
Fairbanks
12-
1-
(quar.)
com.
;
Consolidated
12-15
2
5C
Bangor Hydro-Electric
-4%
1-
12-12
12-20
!*
Consolidated
12-15
12-23
12-20
first
6%
Bearing
Machine
Connecticut
'
Company
Fafnir
12-15
Colgate-Palmollve-Peet Co. (stock dividend)
Colonial Ice Co., $6 preferred (quar.)
8
Exolon
5
12-10
25c
90c
$1.50
25c
50c
15c
35c
15c
(quar.)
5
12-15
12-
Fearn
—
Co.
(year-end)
Co.
Plantation
1-12
2
—
Extra
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
4% second preferred (quar.)—
Coca-Cola Bottling (L. A.)
(s-a)
8
12-
12-10
12-11
$1.13
Foods,
ville,
12-
20c
T.), Inc
Building
.414%
(year-end)
common
12-11
12-23
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd., 4.16%
(quar.)
Corp.
Williams
$1.12%
—
preferred
Monthly
'
12-23
16c
.
Inc.,
12-23
Electric—
Suburban
&
Commonwealth
12-15
2
Eureka
(T. H.),
Estabrooks
12-12
—
Cluett Peabody
12-8
1-
12-12
2
75c
Quarterly
12-15
50c
Mills
Foods,
dividend)
2
1-
1-
12-
12-24
5c
Resistor Corp
1-
13c
Pneumatic
Commercial
5c
(stock
12-10
Erie
Ewa
7Gc
2Vic
+30c
20c
126c
10c
20c
80c
Wood Products, Ltd., class A
Erie Flooring &
12-
75c
Combustion
3%
———
12-12
t$1.75
in
convertible
7%
5c
Products, Inc., com.
preferred (quar.)
4%
12-20
5
12-10
12-24
(quar.)__—
Extra
50c
Mfg.
12- 5
(quar.)
12-31
$1.50
Monthly
Monthly
12-15
1^ 2
______
Co.
12-31
1-15
10c
Valve
Clinton
12-15
l- 2
40c
Year-end
1-15
J50c
Pasco
12-15
1- 2
Extra
Auto-8oler
Equitable Credit Corp.—
20c participating preferred
87 %C
(quar.)
De
Clearing
1-5
30c
Emery
12-15
74c
12-24
$1.65
10c
(initial)
Corp.
12-10
2
1-
50c
Quarterly
2-2
(quar.)
Air Freight
12-20
65C
17%C
cash or stock
Corp. (year-end)
$3
12-15
1-
12-12
2
12-15
$1.50
62Vic
62'/2c
6%
14c from.net invest¬
from net capital
and
Cincinnati
12-29
tlOc
—
income
common
prior preferred
Elliott Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)______
5%
second preferred (quar.)
—
Elmira & W'illlamsport RR., 7%
pfd. (s-a)_
30c
_
&
Inc.,
Electric
1-
12-15
1
75c
12 %c
(year-end)
1
12-31
12-15
1
$2
9
2
1
60c
52 Vic
_
12-
$1.75
Extra
12-10
f
Ferries,
12-15
1-
$1.37'/2
(quar.)
& Mfg.
Controller
1
(pay¬
—_——-T
12-
_
Extra
1- 2
12- 3
JiOc
,
preferred
5'/2%
•
11-
(year-end)
Register Co., common
Egry
profits
(quan.)—
2
1-
J50c
—
or
Co.
Steel
,
11-20
44c
12-15
.1-
.
Chicago
12-15
*10c
___——
B
1-10
(year-end)
common
Chapman
12-10
93%c
flOc
(quar.) r
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
payable
Cerro
12- 4
12- 4
12-12
12-12
1- 2
„
Gas
gains
12-29
$3
1
10c
Ltd
ment
12-30
30c
2-
$4
Century Snares Trust.
20c
(liq'd't'g)
Ltd.
Co.,
Extra
50c
Co.
1-10
?25c
preferred C (quar.)
4.10%
preferred A (quar.)
4.10%
preferred B (quar.)
Central Republic Co
Central West Utility Co.
(annual)
fl5c
_
1
J$1.50
4.75%
12-12
Realty
2-
cash
in
Edge water
12-15
12-15
12-10
48c
-
income
realized
stock)
from
Distribtulon
able
1
Ltd
Illinois Electric & Gas,
Central
$25c
Corp
12-12
1-
9
2
1-
1-
>
investment
12- 9
12-
(pay¬
stock)
or
from
12-19
12-23
Howard Stock Fund—
&
Year-end
12-12
Corp
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.25%
12-27
^
Products
Atlantic
Hudson
4.75%
12- 1
12-12
Ltd., class A
12-26
12-26
Eaton
cash
in
able
1
1$1.75
Products
Dairy
4%%
12-15
12-27
Co.
12-12
*
Central
$3
50c
(quar.)
12-
12-26
Storage
Central
25c
Hardware
B
Associated
Athey
Inc.
H.|
(J.
12-16
12-31
517/«c
profits
realized
from
Distribution
12-15
12-23
250
end from investment income
Year
Electric
Extra
12-17
(year-end)
Co.
Industries,
Ashdown
8
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
Brewing
Cold
Central
12-29
(quar.)
12-
12-26
Co
7%
Knitting
Centlivre
12-12
___
12-18
50c
preferred (quar.)
Tin Plate Co. (quar.)
Celtic
12-17
(year-end)
8
Co.—
Company,
Cassidy's.Ttd"
12-22
ctfs.
trust
8
12-
10c
12-29
Extra
12-
12-18
Company
W.)
I.)
(J.
7%
40c
Corp.
12-18
$3.50
Caspers
5%
___
Oil
$1.50
$2.50
(quar.)
(William)
Carter
Case
(quar.40c
dividend
Anderson-Prichard
8
t$1.12%
Shares,
Products
A
Westinghouse
(J.
Carter
12-31
12-15
12- 5
12- 5
1-15
12-31
12-15
10%
—
8
12-
•t32c
Inc., common (year-end)
preferred (quar.)
Carrier Corp., 4% preferred (quar.)
4.80%
(initial)
preferred
12- 2
12-16
12- 8
12-10
30c
dividend)
(quar.i
Insurance
American
Anchor
(stock
Ltd.
American
American
97%
(quar.)
Line,
12-
12-18
convertible
$2.60
& Foundry—
preferred
American
12-18
150c
Records,
Capitol
12-10
87%c
(quar.)
common
Silk
class
Canadian
12-10
35c
(quar.)
(Texas)
30c
12-23
12-29
$1.75
^
37Vfec
467/bC
50c
Truck Co
Light Co., common (quar.)
3.75% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.15% preferred (quar.)
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund-
12-10
1-30
25c
(quar.)
2
1-15
1-15
25c
Duquesne
(special)
(quar.)
Insurance
$1.50
12-12
1- 2
12-12
12-30
12-19
1- 2
$1.75
Insurance
Locomotive
American
$1.50
(quar.).-
8
131 %c
common
(quar.).
preferred
7%
12-15
1-
1*1
I25c
(quar.)
Duplex
12-
Products, Ltd.—
Food
Canadian
12-12
12-12
40c
preferred
American General
12-31
i$1.25
Bronze Co.,
Canadian
12- 2
__
1-30
12-18
1-15
12-17
12-27
.
common
Power Co.,
Duke
30c
(quar.)___
preferred
Paper,
B
Class
1
1S3.50
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
12-
1
J15C
Lomason Co. (quar.)
(A. B.) Laboratories, class A com.
Mont
Du
12-15
2
1-
12-15
15c
preferred
Canadian
12-12
12-12
12- 9
12-26
12-12
11-29
12- 2
—
(quar.i
(quar.)
American
6%
___
class
and
common
preferred
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
common
convertible
4%
(quar.)____________
1
5
2
2
2
2
1- 2
1- 1
1- 1
111111-
12 %C
12-15
Ltd.—
Co.,
preference
5%
12-10
2
28 VeC
Ltd.
-OC'
*
Douglas &
2
1-
1$2.50
Varnish
Canadian
12- 5
25c
(quar.)
5%
Donnacona
15c
lion-cumulative
7%
(quar.)
Dominion Square Corp., Ltd.
3
5
4$1.12
preferred
%
30c
Refrigeration & Terminal
Co., Ltd., common
Canada
12- 4
12-20
12-18
11-20
12- 9
12-20
12-18
12-19
12-19
12-19
12-11
12-11
$1
50c
$1.75
25c
40c
25c
(guaranteed s-a)_
(year-end.)
Western Ry.
Fisher,
American
5%
12-15
12-19
1- 2
12-31
12- 1
12-29
10c
(year-end)
Products
Allegheny &
Aloe
12-15
10c
$3
25c
25c
5c
$1.75
183/4C
$1.25
$1.25
68%c
30c
$1.12,/2
15c
15c
_
Metal
Altes
_
Engineering
12-
12-10
1-
Inc
Hecla,
4 %
12-15
2
1-
125c
Extra
2-17
11-29
dividend
Stock
AU
annual
the
at
Feb.
on
5
5
$1
Starch
Canada
1212-
$1
common
&
Camden
to
50%
37'/2C
held
A
12-15
12-15
Co.
participating preferred
participating class A
non-cumulative participating 2nd pfd.
$7
12-15
30c
30c
Participating
$3 non-cumulative
$5
12-22
5c
Shoe
Calumet
12-15
__
———
Class
5
5
8
8
5
5
stockholders
meeting to be
(subject
Aetna-Standard
Alamo
1- 2
12-26
1- 2
1- 2
50c
dividend
121212121212-
1- 2
1- 2
.
50c
(quar.)
Extra
Stock
12-31
1-2
62%c
(quar.)
Extra
12-22
12-19
1-
2-
12-29
^
convertible
$1.50
—
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
Sharpe
&
(year-end) ___
—
Burgess-Manning Co.
—
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd.——.—
Butler's, Inc., common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd., common iquar.)_—
7% preferred
(s-a)
Byrndun Corp., common
12-19
12-17
12- 5
1- 2
$3
25c
Co., Ltd., com.—
class A pfd. (quar.)
Diversey Corp. (quar.)
Doehler-Jarvis
Corp.
-L
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd., common
12-31
(quar.)
Extra
Brown
1-15
5c
<
Y.)
(N.
Extra
Brown
Payable of Rcc.
(s-a)
(quar.)
Industries Corp.
British
Holders
Per
A
Ciass
in two separate
tables. In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
« second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Dividend announcements are grouped
140c
..
Payable of Re c.
Share
,
Construction
Steel
Disher
Ltd.—
Power Co.,
Columbia
British
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Payable of Jtec.
Share
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
•
vT*
•
«
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r
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Volume 176
Number 5175
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.
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Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY USTED ISSUE
Range tor Previous
STOCKS
1951
Year
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
62
Aug
2
114% Dec 14
41 % Mar 15
113% Dec 24
8
4% Mar 15
Sep
41% Oct
108
6
Oct
6
125
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
64% Jan
2
5% Nov
19
NEW
Highest
10
Jan
Par
Abbott Laboratories
24
4%
5
preferred
27 % Jan
2
33% Jan
30
24% Nov
26
25% Jan
2
84
15
16
35% Jan 30
20
42 % Jan
Adami-Millls
13
64
2.50
36% July 12
43% Sep 17
30% Sep
33 % Oct
49
4
63% Sep
25
56% Feb
20% July 17
29% Feb
26
Apr
11% May
7
101% Nov
2
6
48
81% Apr 30
111% Dec 20
18
24% Nov
2
53
7% July 17
47% Jan
24
137% Dec
121% Jan 19
70
3
12
6
Alabama 8c Vicksburg Ry
Aug 28
Feb
2
76
9
2
2
26
Apr
106% Dec 14
Jan
2% Apr 24
79% May
31% Oct
Feb
13
85
11
Feb
6
8
68
Jan
10
77% Sep 14
20
Nov
8
2
28% Jan
4
87
37% Nov
8
48% Jan 26
IT
Oct
*101
Feb
9
54% Oct
25
13
82
10
102
98
Apr 30
67% May
7
Aug 28
18
32% Feb
36
»
25
Jan
2
21
Oct
58% Dec
116% Dec
1
NOV
25
92% Feb
4
95
95% May
34% Jun 28
40% Apr 27
88% Aug 31
36% Feb 21
48
73% May
1
16
54% Sep
47% Oct
~2% Dec~31
~5%
Jan
3
38
41
Jan
23
Nov
24
35
Jan
Feb
0
15% Sep
15
18% Jan
165% Oct 30
141% Jan
9
94
Jun
49
Jan
4
2
66% Sep
3% Jan
23
13% Jan 15
10
17% Dec 14
93
73
13
Jan
16% Jan
67
19
Dec
2
20% July
6
22
Jan
66% Aug
2
19
12% Jun 29
?4% JunTs
102
July
10% Jan
44% Feb
114
6
10
Jan
6
16
5
19% Jan
2
61% Feb
15% Aug
53% Aug
7
27
36% Oct
30
102
6% Jun 29
Oct
8% Oct
15
4% Oct
17
107
6
Limited
new
8%
*8%
76%
74%
75
*20%
20%
20%
20%
700
33%
33'A
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
•33
33%
1,300
38 3/8
38 3/4
38%
39%
38%
39
39
39 %
39
39%
9,900
American Bank Note
26
19
24
32% Feb
8
Feb
21
42% Jan
2
60% Jun
6
18% Dec 26
22% Feb
9
14% May 21
19% Feb
25
21% July 10
89
Jun 4
28% Feb 24
20% Feb
26
99
89
171% Jan
111
Jan
4
294
Aug
10
180
15
59% Jun
9
28
•
248
Oct
Aug
2
143
289% Jan
10
5% Jan
2
Feb
•
21% Jan
4
32% Dec
11
16% Nov
3
22% Feb 16
8
33% Oct
9
170% Jan
9
7% Oct
8
29% Jan
3
33% Aug
16% Mar
7
18% Aug
11
14
6
Jan
7% Nov 13
61% May 15
41% May 19
5
Nov
44
Nov
60% Aug
58
Jan
9
45% Jan
Jan
1
3% Oct
21
8
5% Apr
9
8
14
84
75
Jun
19
86
16
Jan
2
23
17% May 24
20"
29
14% Jan
Dec
Sep 20
8
Aug
Jan
29
20% Oct
2
27
3
90
May
17% Oct
10% Jan 25
94%
24
24% Feb 21
105
95% Aug 28
*77
Jan
Dec~31
9
3
106% Jan 31
12% Dec 22
73
Feb
3
20% Feb
26
19% Jan
4
45
•
25
Dec
19
24
102
16% Apr 24
78% Feb 11
84
24% Dec
2
Apr 24
17% Dec
30% July 23
Jan
3
105
13
Jan
2
17
NOV
26
7% Nov 25
8
Jan
4
May 15
Jan
8
35% Oct
36% Feb
3
3
97
3
11
31% July 19
3
9
8
29
3
31% July 30
28% Nov 14
36
33% Oct
27% Jan
8
7
Sep
19% Mar
7% Dec 28
14
21% July 31
17% Feb
13% Apr 24
*22% May 16
Aug
Aug
23% Jun 30
96
Jun
Jan
39% July 23
39% Sep
Oct
31
28
34% Nov 28
Jan
17
36% Jun 12
23
163
Dec
2
17% Nov
11
177
Feb
15
13% Oct
16
2% NOV 20
16% Apr
1
26
165
Feb
23
Nov 20
10% Jan 19
6
Aug
7
19
Oct
29
24% Jun
12
July 16
70% Mar 28
42% Apr 24
38% May 19
49% Dec
3
103% Sep 25
7
42
56
Feb
8
*143
Dec
5
Jan
9
37
Jun
20
42% Feb
14
123% Jun
6
139% Jan
2
30% July
32% Jan
167
40
2
10
138
Jan
6
19
21
30% Oct
34
16
Apr
9
51% Oct
23
127
Mar 14
165% Sep
39% Feb
131
36% Jan
29
40% Aug 18
60% Mar 6
29
9
10% Oct
16
150% Jun
11
161% Dec
54% May 19
66
Jan
1
30
46% Jan
July 17
14% Mar 28
77% Apr
87% July
86% July
*25% Apr
7
95% Jan
22
2
18
18
2
52
Oct
15
3
47% Oct
8
3
34% Aug 20
64% Nov
19
16% Oct
16
89% Oct
23
38
15
Oct
40% May
2
82
Feb
26% Feb
109
Xl8
18
18
18
56
X55
55
56
56
12%
12%
12%
48
46%
47
7
13
Jan
30
65% Jan
24
47% NOV 26
123/4
12%
.
12%
12%
49
473A
47%
40%
*104
40
40%
1043/4
40'A
41
12%
*47
*103
104 %
9%
9%
93/4
110
3
64
Jan
13
Sep 28
49% Oct
27% Nov
16
24
102
May 12
Jan
15
40% Oct
15
38% May
1
31% Jan
2
106% May 21
53% Jan 10
50% Jan 28
Cyanamid
4,700
1043/4
100
9%
1,600
4V2
4%
20,400
353/a
20,000
443/8
2,100
25
353/a
353/i
35%
353/4
36
36'A
36
37%
36%
37
6,900
78
78
78%
78 %
78%
80
79%
79%
78
78%
1,700
31%
31%
x30%
303/a
30%
31
31%
31%
31
31%
3,500
48%
48%
48%
49
48%
49 %
48%
49
♦48%
49
1,800
10
16 3A
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
17
1,200
10
22
22
*21%
22
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
100
*91
93
*91
93
91
92
55%
54
54%
com
com
54%
10
55%
54%
'
♦91
53%
9%
300
40'A
393/4
•103
443/8
93
54%
9%
•91
30
93
533%
54%
*240
270
*240
270
*240
270
*240
170
•240
3%%
conv
preferred series B.100
*149
156
*148
153
*146
152
♦149
150
147
22,400
270
147
American
Distilling Co
20
39
1
No par
40c
32
163/8
17
American 81
No par
American European Secur
Foreign Power
American Gas
&
Electric
6%
convertible
SS
Co
7%
8%
10
Co
66
10
preferred
*49%
1
4%
50
American Home Products
*36
1
American Ice Co common
36%
39%
383/4
32
American Export Lines Inc
American Encaustic Tiling
1
600
21%
preferred series A. 100
39%
39%
39%
38%
66
66%
66%
66%
49%
49%
49%
49%
5
43A
4%
*38
37%
37%
38
36%
36%
36%
36%
66%
•50
4%
5
39%
38
36%
36%
noncumulative preferred—100
*75
76
76
76
*76%
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
X22
*21%
22%
*21%
24%
245/8
24%
20
20%
99%
23%
Amer Mach 8c
24%
203/8
99%
Fdry com
preferred
No par
50%
400
4%
4%
5,000
•37
39%
300
37
37%
4,800
*983A
38
37%
*81
15%
5,500
66%
900
7
7
80
130
*21%
22%
200
24%
24'A
24%
2,500
20%
Xl93/a
19%
11,100
99%
99%
*97%
97%
500
233/a
31,700
6%
77%
78
22%
22
22
25
24%
20%
20%
99
99
23%
23%
23%
24%
24
23%
233A
82%
22% '
No par
100
Amer Machine 8c Metals
3.90%
22
20%
65%
*50
4%
20 %
77%
99%
50%
66%
1,600
.80
♦6%
7
6%
1
21,100
8
66%
100
7%
73/4
7
common
7%
8%
8
7
preferred
4,000
8%
7
7%
100
163A
17
7
American Locomotive
7%
32%
16%
49%
43A
24
7%
16%
16%
8%
8 3%
1,800
*30%
7%
32%
16%
7%
100
38%
7%
7%
*31%
•31
38%
32%
75/a
32%
173/8
75/a
*31
No par
6%
383/4
16%
75%
81
81
*81%
82%
82%
83
16%
16
163/a
16%
17%
16%
17%
16 %
16%
24%
24
24%
23 %
24%
23%
23%
ji.
40
83
10,200
2,900
100
*102%
24
1023/a
1023/o
♦101%
2
16%
163A
16%
163/4
16%
16%
16%
16Va
163/a
163/8
3,200
American Molasses Co
1
*73/8
7%
*73/a
75/a
7%
7%
*7%
7%
•73/a
7%
100
11,100
Amer
Metal
4%%
Ltd
Co
25
No par
com
preferred
25%
•81%
American Metal Products Co
104
103
•101%
103
•101%
20
103
American Natural Gas Co
No par
34%
345/a
34
34%
34
34
34%
American News Co
No par
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 %
32%
32%
33%
No par
30
30
30%
30 %
30
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
2,000
343A
34%
35 %
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36
2,700
American
Optical
Co
34%
Amer Potash & Chem cl B—No par
&
Power
No par
2%
14%
Ex-distribution
preferred
100
5
American Safety Razor
*174
6 3A
143/a
14%
*174
2%
25%,
2%
2%
14%
176
14%
*174
176
2%
6%
6%
2%
14%
14%
•174
176
6%
6%
6%
6%
20%
American Seating
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
American
47%
47%
48%
48%
49%
41%
413/8
42%
41%
20%
49%
40%
42'A
6%
Snuff
Co
159%
X373/8
126
American Stores Co
33%
No par
393/4
No par
55~
American Sugar Refining com—100
preferred
American Sumatra
Tobacco
1,300
5
<
llS/8
preferred
138%
60
30
3,400
6 3/8
20%
3,400
48%
48%
140
41%
41%
41%
17,300
159%
610
159%
373A
159
37%
1,600
37%
30
128
128
•126%
32%
33
32 %
33
32%
32%
4,900
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
2,100
55%
55%
55%
55
133 %
132%
132%
132
55%
133
55
1323A
490
12%
2,900
11%
11%
11%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1613/8
160 %
160 %
1603/8
161%
160%}
65%
64%
64%
64%
64 %
138 %
137%
138
65
1373/4
138%
59
139
59%
59%
60%
1183A
119%
*118%
119%
•118%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
60
59%
60%
119
600
55
132%
64%
139
25
*37%
•126%
20
5,900
18,800
48%
1605/8
12
65
100
American Viscose Corp com
38'A
127%
20%
6%
2%
14%
174
33%
1323A
1613/a
64%
159%
159%
37%
*125%
38%
126
*55
55%
160%
41%
6%
2%
14%
172
39%
40
132%
23
common
•48
2%
14%
176
33%
126
335/8
100
American Tel & Tel Co
6%
132%
100
158%
160
38%
38
*124%
American Steel Foundries
American Tobacco
*158'A
1605/8
„25
preferred—100
common
noncumulative
7%
34%
Light—
Amer Rad 8c Std Sany com—No par
7%
343A
X137
59%
119
161
64 3A
54,800
24,900
710
137%
59 aA
119
10,600
,
120
100
♦118%
5
9%
9%
American Woolen common —No par
7% preferred
100
24%
24"%
24
24%
23%
23%
23%
24%
82%
83
83
83
83%
83%
83
83%
663A
65%
66
65 %
65 %
65%
66
17%
7,100
6%
$4
preferred
conv
prior preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead 8c Smelt com
1
8c
17%
17%
17%
18
91
91
*91
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton 8c Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
24% Jan
24
Andes
6% Jan
,3
A P W Products Co Inc
7
Archer-Danlals-Mldland
Copper
Mining
23 3A
24%
7,900
82%
83
65'A
66
340
500
17%
17%
17%
17%
92
91%
91%
♦90%
91%
710
90%
42%
43
x403A
41%
40%
41%
40%
40%
39%
46%
473/8
x45 %
453A
45%
46
46
46%
453A
40%
45 3A
27,700
50
27%
27%
27%
27%
26 3A
27%
2,600
105 %
♦104%
104%
27%
♦104%
27%
£
27%
105%
105 %
•104%
105%
44 %
44 %
44
44%
44%
44%
44%
433A
433A
1,200
43%
44
44
44%
44%
44%
44%
45%
5,900
12%
13
12
45
12%
•12
*4%
5
5
51%
50
25
6.25
Common
21,300
No par
Mining
Cable
17%
9%
9%
91
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper
Anaconda Wire
66 %
119
No par
21.50
10
14
5
No par
27
HO
52
*104
11%
12%
5
*4%
*4%
.
*44
44%
*11%
11%
♦4%
5
*
51%
513/8
52%
For footnote* aee pagb M,
13,300
47%
conv
4% May 5
50% Apr 18
July
230
12%
12
♦463A
3%%
11% Nov 21
60.
2,200
56%
No par
Co
13
Aug 18
9%
40%
104%
18
56%
34%
100
8% Jan 22
60
39%
♦103
1,300
18
4%
5
43A
l
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
46% Apr 25
*
37% Jan
18
Oct
4
5% Oct 22
'
22
29% Oct
8ep 10
31% Apr
13% Apr
22% Oct
81% Nov
119
2
99% Dec 28
47
9
Mar 16
49% Jan
18%
553A
25,900
44%
American Water Works Co Inc
107
18
56
1,000
143/4
81
353/8
1
70
18
69
14 5%
44%
24
30% Jun 25
18
69
•80%
34%
9% Feb
*93% Dec 27
15
80%
4%
119% Jan
6
69%
14%
80%
44%
13
10% Feb
69%
15%
81%
34 %
7% Jun
Apr 30
70%
14%
8,000
4%
3
8
*69%
100
20O
189
44%
129% Jan
69% Jan 21
187%
34%
116% Jan
139% Nov 21
190%
4%
78
Sep 14
120% Apr 16
1
186%
5,900
44%
57% Apr
4
115% Nov 26
3
189%
23%
34%
16
May
17%
23%
4%
154
58
36
*17%
2%
44%
128% Dec 29
Jan
•33
17%
2%
81
American
20
36
•17%
187
703A
70%
♦33
17%
15%
9
Jun
187
185
2%
34%
•
335/B
common
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar
4%% prior preferred
American
2%
34%
*17
81%
2
Jan 29
135% July 1
16% Jan 11
23% Feb
25
Jun
Mar
Feb
36% Oct
122% Oct 29
53
7,500
15
Co.
10
Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt 8c Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
163% Sep 10
68% Jan 31
15% Nov 30
69
15
38% Apr 27
73% May 28
2
59% Jan
127% Dec 28
150
Oct
148
175% Aug
8
7% Jan 17
53
443/a
preferred
American
2% July 28
12% Jan
51%
343/8
American Hawaiian
30% Sep
53
443/a
American Hide 8c Leather com
*35% Oct
52%
34
11
17
3,500
53%
80%
12.50
common
10
16
853/a
53
*9%
x4%
Feb
8% Jan 24
Dec
1
85%
53%
9%
5% Jan
55
89
6% Dec 31
Jun
1
51% Jan
29% Jan 23
17
May
7
66% Dec
10
9
2
3
50
2
12% Mar
1,900
85%
525/8
93A
American
22
54% Jan 22
30
47
_1
preferred
American Car & Fdry
17
May
58% Jan
42% Jun 29
96% Jan
Apr 15
50% Aug 25
46 3/4
86
1043/4
American Chicle Co
Nov 19
47
85%
40%
American Chain & Cable
6
46 %
No par
83% Jun
Mar
47%
84%
25
Co
23
13
47%
85
1043/4
American
73% Apr
27% Oct
*45
47%
845/8
100
2
3,100
47 %
No par
com
100
25,300
53
*553/4
preferred
94
115%
47%
15%
*47%
5,500
58
57%
1143/4
82%
Bosch Corp common
2
preferred 1952 ser 5%%__50
•92%
58 %
15%
50
27
5
94%
116%
81%
10
common
42% Jun
39% July
57%
116
1,600
83%
85
47%
,85
52%
American
7%
58
1
preferred
Amer Brake Shoe Co
*92%
115%
70%
22
33% Oct
57%
115%
100
preferred
Oct
2
58
116
70%
com
common
31
May 17
57
114
185%
12
85 %
.
58%
116%
183%
35% July
2
*.
*8%
75
94%
573/8
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
45 % Nov
73% July
27% July
*92%
93
93
943/8
8%
115%
2%
5
18
*93
17%
Aug
39% Jan
12,600
76%
8%
343/4
43 %
29
'
20%
2%
28 % May 16
*29 % Jun
.
100
76
*16%
Can
♦96 %
20%
*32%
7%
37%
101%
83/4
7
Jan
36%
,
203A
American Broadcasting Co Inc
American Cable 8c Radio Corp
4
100
80
•76%
*100%
763/4
2%
convertible
♦96
31,100
1,600
3A
8
16%
4%
100
180
3%
130
20 3/4
343A
2nd
80
37%
101 %
*96
71
3%
129%
37 %
2%
6%
X71
3%
♦100%
16%
cum conv
71%
130 %
38%
*32%
3%%
1,500
753A
preferred
American Airlines
5,400
101%
100
180
2%
37%
*96
156
19%
,*100%
100
♦153%
2%
38%
100
convertible
♦76%
80
600
xl9%
101 %
1
Apr 22
12% Jan
*76%
3%
129
112%
112%
3
373A
1
6*
131%
21,000
20%
*100%
50
.
*70%
3%
129%
156
50
27%
83A
No par
7
41% Mar 13
17
»
80
*76%
71
3%
4
131%
2%
19%
8,600
27
21 %
No par
19
23
70%
713/8
33A
130 3/4
*153%
3
20%
393A
*96
No par
2
25
11% Oct
14% Apr 30
7% Mar 2
2
Nov
55
45% Jun
17% Jan
<
3
*20%
8%
50%
77%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
2
Jan
154
8%
♦50
111%
1013/4
..No par
Amalgamated Leather Co
9
Jan
90
154
111%
"393/4
-
"16%
Apr 29
16% May
Apr
70% Dec
60% Feb 20
12% May 2
78
*235
111%
20%
71%
4
80
8%
83A
Aluminium
3
9,600
8%
8%
400
21
Alpha Portland Cement
11
2% Oet
33
31
763A
Aluminum Co of America
2
19
Oct 15
16% July 13
72
*76%
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common_.No par
3%% convertible preferred
100
19
2
30%
1
4% preferred
4
l
107% Oct 16
31 %
*100%
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
1
17
46% Apr
89% Jun 29
31%
111%
3%
134
3%
5
Allied Mills
Mar 27
36
40% July 16
1,100
31%
1,500
No par
Allied Chemical 8c Dye
Allied Kid Co
8
59
154
3
20%
20%
72
Allen Industries Inc
78% Aug 11
21% Jan
Apr 17
July 17
90
Nov
9
•
35aA
1113/4
153
*132
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
•'
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
Allegheny As West Ry 6% gtd
100
17
Jan
33%
35%
58%
27%
152
Corp common
1
preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred—No par
5%%
May 24
•
33%
36
59%
26
152
100
34
36
59
-
preferred
33%
200
6,400
3,000
*
59
26%
1113/4
3
25%
26%
llll/2
2%
25%
37
*50
26%
20
5%
25%
6,200
113%
5aA
50
111%
5
113%
50
25%
Allegheny
3
46% Jan 21
110
2
Jan
4%%
4% Nov 24
16
Nov
98
May
131% Dec
5
Apr 57
73
8
23% Feb
4
34%
113%
6%
25 %
25%
Shares
48%
5%
6
50%
26 %
10
46%
58%
8%
50%
*50
47
31
8%
x8%
8%
50%
34
31%
303A
46%
♦112
the Week
"35%
-
60
*59
253/4
100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining.
Aldens Inc common
70
8%
*50
100
1
11
67% July
pfd 1951 series
6
Dec
3
4.50%
1
50
common__No par
3% Mar
52% Oct 19
3
Jun
13
Inc
23% July
9
-
31%
2
86
36% May 28
91% July
155
31
Air Reduction
23
Feb
353A
1
29
4% Jan
40
113
34
353/4
593A
2% Jan
87% Jan
91% July
2
33%
333A
35 3A
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
$3 preferred w w
7
May 21
27% Jan
25%
593/4
18% Oct
80
Nov 28
Dec
51
1
17
Jan
139
9% Jan
18
May
106% May
253/8
353A
9
May 31
104
Jan
25%
X333/4
8
73% Jan 28
-
7% July 17
25%
25%
47%
113%
5%
Admiral Corp
9
*112
6%
No par
Corp
Dec. 5
5%
Addressograph-Mu^tigraph Corp—10
24
Friday
Dec. 4
6%
1
3% Oct
25
Dee
*78
%
6
10
27% Feb
2% May 10
19% Jun
Jun
Acme Steel Co
5
Sep
32% Oct
24% Jan 22
ACF-Brill Motors Co
Sales for
Thursday
47%
113%
*112
PRICES
Dec. 3
473/4
x473/a
113
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 2
48%
113
Adams Express Co
Oct
48%
100
8% May 2
30% Jan 24
Tuesday
Dec. 1
.
51%
51%
50%
*4%
12%
2,180
500
5„
50%
2,200
,
■■I.
ii
Tiftf
15
I
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, December 8, 1952
.
(2172)
Continued—Page 2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1951
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
36 % July
51% Jan
2
8% Oct
41% Jan
1
22
30
12% Mar
5
Dec
77% Oct
22
96
10
57
Jan
91 y2 Dec
7
104
109% July 17
120
Jan
92 % Jan
Aug
107% Nov
26
28% Oct
22% July 12
No
No
$3.75 preferred
No
$4 convertible preferred—No
Apr
1
22
16% Jan
22
24
6
Carpet Co Inc
Arvln Industries Inc
1
32% Dec
*
Ashland
28% Oct
Nov
7
24% Oct
91>
Nov
28
101% Sep
21
Nov
89
22% July 25
91
11
20
Feb
28
100
91
25
Oct
98
16
18% Feb
2
Jan
2
98
85
Aug 18
Common
5.25%
19
Nov
6%
.Tan 23
Dec
1
3
68% Oct
31
Investment Co
Associates
68y4 Dec
4
66
Jan
22
82
41% Jan
2
73% Feb
27
98
Dec
5
Jun
13
Dec
1
97% Nov
6
5
Shares
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
3 9'A
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
82
82
81 Va
82%
82%
841/4
83%
53
53%
5234
53
52%
52%
52 Va
52%-
96
90
96%
sa%
96%
*96%
96%
96%
<
112
112
112
111%
*111'A
xl7%
17%
*17%
17%
8'A
8%
8%
8%
8 Va
32 Va
*31%
32%
*31%
111
*17%;
112
16%
16,300
10%
42,700
*
83%
5,000
3,400
...
440
910
112%
17%
*17%
8%
8%
8%
31%
31%
900
11,000
32
400
17%--
32
16%
17%
17%
17 V'a
17%
17%
17
29
29%
29%
29%
25 %
28%
28 %
28%
5,600
17'A
29
•
6,100
..
39%
•
32%
17%
29
20%
20 %
21 '4
;92%
20%
21
98%
98 Va
98%
96
'90
97
97
*96
85
*83
84
83 'A
'
20 %
*98 Va
100
10
—_
preferred
Dec. 5
16%
1
100
:
S.
'preferred—.
1st
2nd
the Week
Friday
Dec. 4<
17
$1.50 series__No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
31
Sales for
Thursday
39%
-.
,
32
2nd preferred
'
20
Co
Oil & Refining
23% Mar 25
22
16% Oct
Artloom
8
par
5
No par
2.50
1
Arnold Constable Corp
Feb
9
25 yB May
15
July 24
18
7% Oct
par
PRICES
Dec. 8
16%
40%
10%
82%
53 V4
96%
111%
17%
8%
81%
x52%
"96
110'A
17%
8%
par
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 'i
,
16%
10 'A
par
Armstrong Cork Co com
28
116% Jan
3
19% Feb
13% Feb
15% July 23
99
3
10
5
com
prior preferred
(6 conv
Mar 13
46% Nov
96
3
16 %
39%
5
Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp—
Armour & Co of Illinois
22
59% Aug
July 20
46 & Jan
8% Dec
35% May
9
12% Jan
8% July 18
76 y2
29
27% Jan
7
Dec. 1
AND
Tuesday
Monday.
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
15% Oct
'
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Range Since Jan.
LOW
,
20%
*99
100
*96
97%
20%
20%
99J/a
100
82 V'a
82%
82%
20%
110
96%"'
■
.
;
1
50
83
*81
82%
"r, 5,900
-
100%
96'A
97 %
1,400
1,300
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Aug
3
51% Jan
4
10
21% Jan
7
27
55
30
18% Jan
Aug
23% Oct
50 y. Nov
58
2
Aug 26
94
Jun~29
82
Feb
7
75% Jan
9
118
Jun
4
110
Dec
17
96% Feb
28
109
15
105% Jan
17
x93% Jan
2
28% Sep
12
26 % May
1
43% Sep
83
Jan
92%
Jun"25
x25
•
May 23
Sep
36% May
Jun
28
18
31 % Sep
13
120
Sep
18
102% Oct
25
Jan
11
24% Feb
44% Jan
117% Jan
10% Jan
15
5% Oct
30
16
18
16% Jan
10
14% May
8% July 10
11% Jan
19
14% Dec
31
Jun
-
7% Nov 29
15% Sep
12
.
30
Preferred
95%
96%
96%
98
8.500
58
57 V'a
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
1,700
*26%
26 7
26%
26 7
26%
26%
26%
26%
32%
99%
5
27%
Tack
Atlas
20
No par
7% Jan
3
Austin
35%
107
*26%
Nov
3
Nichols common
7
106 V4
7
33'A
33 V'a
99%
99%
28
28
107
104%
26 V'a
26
"
6%
6%
Aug 23
5
Oct 30
6
25
8% Mar
16%
16%
*16%
51% Mar
3
8% Nov
21
50% Nov
14
9 % Dec
24
13%Jah
9% Jan
30
30
28
15% Jan
6% Jun
8
22
Avco
10%
5c
6%
12"%
12%
13
8
49
7%
7%
7%
48%
48%
48%
7%
Mfg Corp (The) common
3
No par
$2.25 conv preferred
49
35
1,900
35
-
*105%
270
106%
*26
26
26'%
300
1,000
7 Va
*6%
7%
16 %
16%
16 %
7%
48%
par
7,800
*16%
16%
16%
6%,
of Amer—5
Automatic Canteen Co
3
17
($1.20)—flo
pref
Autocar Co ;
9% Jan * 5
42% Jun 26
1
18
Conv* prior
,
15% Jan
12% Apr
6% Jun
43% Jun
17
'
900
28%
*6%
7
6%
'
14,400
99%
28%
106
26
33 %
99%
35%
105 V\
26%
4,000
106%
32%
28%
35%
35%
105
*26
33 %
10
114 %
*104
100
99%
28 Va
28%
1,100
96
111%
106 %
32%
33%
*95
114
s104
100
35%
35%
35
106
112 %
106'A
27%
96
*95
115
"104
99%
36
107
26%
No par
Corp
113%
32%
;
27%
convertible pfd series A—100
4%
3
33 >
99%
*104
b
96
*95
115
114%
115%
106 V4
a
96
96
97%
"104
100
95%
,95 *
"96
115
10
series B
(voting)
Common
<
30
Mar
31
96%
*57 V'a
27
common
$3.75
Atlas Corp
Atlas Powder-
26
4
26
•'
95%
57%
26%
No par
1
W I SS Lines
&
Atlantic Refining
8
30% Jan
2
31
G
Atlantic
96%
57%
100
preferred
Atlantic Coast Line RR
100% Jun 24
•
108% Dec
31
4%
951/2
10
:
Preferred
May 28
31
61%
50
50
Common
Atlantic City Electric Co
600
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 V'a
6 Va
1,800
13 Va
6%
13%
13%
*13 *V
13%
13,'-
13%
2,200
7%
25,500
7%
7%
48%
7%
*48
47%
500
48
B
Babbitt (B T) Inc
Jun
3
'31% Oct
10
5% Jun
16
38% Dec
5
8% Oct
6
11% Jan
22
1
,
Babcock
17% Feb
20
36% Feb 20
49% Nov
13
18
Apr
23
23% Jun
26
74 y2 Jan
30
65% Jan
11
73
Nov 21
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
53
Dec
5
Barber
Oil
Barker
Brothers
Oct
16
15% Nov
3
19% Jan
10
36
7
41
23
28% Feb
3
37
Jan
2
43% Jan
31
19% July
2
9% Nov 10
28% Jan
9
20% Mgy 23
22% Feb
1
Bath
12% Jan
17
9% Feb 21
11% Dec
5
Bayuk
31% Jan
2
38
Mar
Nov
27
107
Mar
33% Apr
16
8
94 Va Apr
16
16% Oct
22
78% Feb
14
Nov
7
14
35
29
89
10% Mar 13'
Jan
39 V2 Nov
8
21
37% Feb
July 19
May
104
Nov
Sep
16
(A S) 4%%
14% Dec
14
17% Jan
12
12
Apr
Oct
7
15
30
Jan
12
33% Jun
17
Beech
3
25% Oct
20
31% Jan
14
8
10% May 16
15% Jan
19
20% Dec
5
9
18% Oct
27
28
Feb
28
23% Feb
2
94% Mar
Bell
Bell &
9
x91% Feb
13
94
May 22
46% Jun
29
59% Feb
10
45% Apr
24
62
Dec
21 VA Jan
July 23
32% Dec
29
29% Jan
14
38
Dec
1
5
87% Oct
26
87
Jan
19
106
Nov
26
2
1% Nov
14
26% Jun
25
2
Aug 21
32% Feb
32% Nov
17
29
60
1
37% Feb
46% Jun
5
Jan
30
155% Feb
16
16% Nov
23
31
91
25
1% Mar
3
36% Nov 26
Best
46% May
1
54% Jan
7
76% Sep
2
32
Nov
29% Jan
29
3
20
4
20% Sep
19
15% Oct
17% Jan
16
22% Dec
7
18 y4 Apr
14
22y4Oct
27
17
27*
Jun
11% Nov
26
39
24
Nov
5.
Jun
29
3
Oct
22
'
>19
Jan
17
12 y4 Nov
Decker Mfg
14
18
Bliss & Laughlin InC———:
Blockscn Chemical Cq__i—
29
Boeing Airplane Co
30
Jun
Bon. Ami
2
„
11% Jan'25
16% July
class
Co
95% Apr
8
10% Nov
13
39 y2 Nov
13
47
Va Feb
21
25% Jan
2
95
Dec
1
16
17
9 % Nov
17
15% Apr
Mar 13
40% Oct
105% Jan
18
22% Dec
19
x23% Nov
10
38% Dec
24
17
33
95
i
>Jan
•
37
35% Feb
'
9
53%
Feb~16
13% Feb
62.
May
103% Jun
17
Oct
23
20% May 26
22% Oct
16
27%
18% Jan
24
2
19
47%
Feb~19
23 y4
May
.
13% Sep
76% Jan5
15
Feb
6
36 Va
May
14% Nov
84'% Jan
3
87% Feb
26
76
Jail
20
Va
20%
*20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
95
*92
95
18% Oct
11
16% Dec
10% Jan
19
14% Jan
29
12
Jan
118% Dec
28
118
Apr
Apr
15% Feb
9
Dec
19
88
7% Mar 15'
Feb
13
11% May
19% Oct
8
8% Nov
19% Oct
28
109% May 15
104 »/4 Apr
25% Oct
108% Jan
25 y4
Apr
33%
18
18
18 Va
6,300
19 V'a
19%
19%
20%
15,800
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
24%
19%
24%
x23 V'a
24%
37
37'A
July 24
24 Vi May 16
29
11'A
11%
11%
11%
.%
11%
1,300
52%
53
52%
53 %
52%
53
3,500
77'/a
76%
77 V'a
763 4
77%
3,100
15% Jan
4
20
Aug
6
38% Dec
10
21% Jan
2
48% July 18
17% Jan
2
52
5
Jun
12
July 11
16
Jan
2
"F01 footnotes
61
Feb 16
23% Sep 10
55% Mar 7
17% Mar 22
19% Aug
see
2
page 25.
43 % Jan
"
"93
*62%
18
25%
•
19%
12%
12
12
42
42
41%
33%
34 Va
33
10%
10 VB
10
10%
22
'
22%
22%
x2l%.
37%
37%
35 -'/b
35%
35%
25%
24%
25%
25 V'a
25%
96 Va
98
2t>"4
20%
98'
"96%
j
;
*
98
25%
25%
25%
50%
50%
51
11%
11%
11%
63
63
63
%
Sep
5
11
Canada Southern
Canadian
Canadian Pacific Ry
25
56
Apr
21 % Feb
20
26
Nov
19
51% Jaq
9% Qct
17
55% Feb
11
Capital Admin class A
$3 preferred A—
15
16% Jan
31
16% Oct
9
18% Jan
30
Carey
J
Cannon Mills
--
400
-1,600
-
62%
-
500
18%
18%
18%
18Vb
18%
18 Va
181/4
2,500
25 Va
24%
25
24%
25
24'A
24%
6,900
15%
15%
79-
78%
*46
46%
20
15%
15lA
*78%
79%
46 V2
19%
46 V'a
19%
*39
84
15%
15 %
78%
19%
47
19%
78%
*46-
15%
15 Va
15%
78%
*78%
•47%
47 Va
79
47%
xl8V'a
18%
*38
19
J
39'A
39%
H
22;300
400
200
-
8,800
39
400
16%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16
19,600
*90 V'a
91%
*90%
91%
90%
90%
*81
39%
16%
83
*81
*39
"
%
39%
lO
10
83
81
81
16%
16%
16%
16'%
16%
8,500
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
400
Va
*121
125
*121
125
*83 Va
9
*21%
*121%
125 V2
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
720
13 %
13
13%
12%
13
12%
13 Va
3,400
84
83 Vb
83 V'a
83%
83%
90
8%
6%
4,200
21%
21%
2,000
84
"83 Va
9'A
9
21%
99
8%
9%
21 Va
22
9
21 V'2
105%
105 Va
80
20 %
20'A
20
20'A
20V's
20%
20%
20%
1,800
26 "a
26%
26'A
26
%
26 %
26%
26%
*105%
26%
107
*105%
1%
2
1%
7%
8
7%
106
107
106
8 V'a
26%
3,600
1%
1%
1%
1%
13,200
8
1%
8
8
8
24
24
24
1,400
10
10,400
24
24%
23%
23%
24
10 Vb
10'A
10 Va
lO'A
xlO
10'A
90 %
91
91
92
*90
90 %
89
89
'
24
23%
9%
10'/a
9%
89 V'a
6,900
1.340
89%
v
49%
*49
49%
*49 %
49%
48'A
491/2
*48'A
*17%
18
*17%
18
*17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
500
25
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32 3A
33'A
65,100
47%
47%
48
43
*48
49
25 %
25 %
*25
25%
*25%
25 Va
55
*54
54%
*54 ♦
54%
46%
no par
common
Co—
10,600
52
18
8
25%
1
*54
10
-
(Philip) Mfg
-
25%"
-11%
*49
,
Capital Airlines Inc
3
25%
*51 Va
X25
2
100
Ltd
X46V4 Noy
20 %
No par
Ry Co
Breweries
~'ZO "/a
26%
7%
'
98
'
62
1%
No par
*96%
98
6*?%
1
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
!
$4.25 conv prefewed
—No par
20,600
*96%
6*2%
—_5
Campbell W & C Foundry
Jan
26
3
26%
63%
Byron
Inc__
26%
63%
4
Hecla
800
26%
25%
*21%
"
11%
4
Packing Corp_
13,000
35%
•
18 Va
9
9%
22 Va
21%
105% 106%
20'A
20%
10
12,300
38% >■"
35%
11%.
*83Vb
Co
«*
37%
11%
4Vz% preferred
i
.1—100;
Butte Copper & Zinc
5
Byers Co (A M) common—fNo par '
j
7% participating preferred
100
,
21%
11%
13
~
•
>
35%
51
13%
Butler Bros common
21%
38%
11%
13%
1
100
3,300
V
38
51
15-
5,
—
2,400
9%
9%
51%
*51
900
31%'
21%
38%
35%
10
1,500
43
•31%
-35%
22 Va
37%
12
*42 %
32
10
10'/b
%
125 Va
20
94%
12
12%
42'/a
x31%
33
35%
*
12%
42 Va
11%
41%
•
37%
35
14
*93
94%
*93
94%
11%
42 Va
35
*121 Va
40% Mar 31
*
*93
94'%
35'A
51
.
-
15'A
24% July 23
19
-
35%
24%
*96%-.
»
24%
*50 VA11%-
78%
*45
11% Jan
xl6% May 26
31% Nov 17
*93
94%
125%
10
Jan
11 Va
*121'%
35'A
29 % Jan
95
730
76%
11 V'a
100
50
8
'
7,000
77%
Zinc-Lead
4
12%
13
53%
Bush Terminal Bldg 7% pfd
5% conv prior preferred—
&
Dec
1,230
12%
!%
12%
13
77'A
11
14%
Calumet
'
7 V'a
x52%
14%
Callahan
89
18%
22%
7%
11%
14%
2
14
18 Va
22 V'a
7 Va
77%
" "14'A
17
Feb
18%
23
7%
54%
i
22
48
18%
22%
7'/a
12%
13
1
Co
Jan
2
7
16%
7
18%
23
23
7%
16%
3% Jan
28
19 V'a
23%
7%
83
10% Jan
41% Jan
2,600
19
22%
16%
1% Oct 28
81% Dec
xl8%
19%
23%-
"81
7% Apr 30
♦
16,100
16%
10
2
5,900
38%
83
21
July 17
24i/4
37%
77 %
100
5 Ya Feb
9
24
37%
54
3Vz%, preferred.
11% Sep
22% Jan
24%
37%
11
Burroughs Adding Machine—No
2
13% Apr 16
108% Mar 6
24%
37 Va
19
No par
inc
29
30
24%
37 V'a
par
Co
22
1Q% Oct
700
24%
•
91
California
34%
37%
37
23
10
2% Jun
33
30
800
17%
Ll
25% Oct
'8% July
21% Nov
5,700
>
33%
new
Jackson
80
18%
16%
3
1,700
14
*79
19 Va
*90 V'a
17
13%
14
80
*79
34%
*34
34%
91%
Jan
13%
14
80
32,600
51%
143
19%
15 ''
7
19% Nov 12
14
*79
14%
80
4,500
35
51 %
142%
18%
No par
18
13
52%
142%
18%
1
15
Apr
14
2
14 Va
51%
142%
16%
14% Jan
34 %
34%
52 %
142%
39%
83% Dec
34 V'a
35%
52%
*90%
*80 *
16%
July
4,300
142'A
*39
16%
39% Sep;
13% Nov
25 V'a
19%
No par
Bullard
Bush" Terminal
25%
19%
—
Co common
1
14% Dec
25%
53
*78%
•
22,700
18%
»
$5 preferred
Dec
26:
79.%
860
1%
25 Va
.
1%
104
34%
40
18 % Jan
.
79
5
100
84;
13
3
25 Va
35
4,200
104 V'a
1%
34%
Buffalo Forge Co_
129
25 Vb
35%
37
36%
37%
104%
1%
143
52%
13,000
18%
19%; * 20;
Burlington Mills Corp. common
i
4% preferred
12
28% Mar
29
■
—
4
Watch
35%
X142
62
36%
1%
"
144'A 144%
14% .14%
5
Inc—,
Aug
Co
25'A
1,100
95
60%
60%
3,300
104%
105
1%
26
*92
95
60 %
37'A
103%
1%
27%
15
Bulova
1
78% Jan
(The)
,
37
37 Va
105
1%
*92
V'a
33 Va
26%
1.25
3
28
18
17
Budd
;
12%
14
26
33
Oct
July
Bucyrus-Erie Co
36%
*104
1%
13 Va
19% Jan
2
1 %
60
60 V'a
60%
*32 V'a
34
Bigelow
Co
60%
38
36%
103%. 105 %
peso
—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
1
*92
60%
xl2%
40% Feb- 14
.
60%
7%
92% Apr
5
95
"92
7%
..
25
2
8
20%
5
,
8
13% Jan
19% July
20 Vi
preferred—
conv
20
7
31
cum
50
:
7
4
Jan
3
81% May 29
26
Nov
5%
July 24
15% Dec
-
7
41
83% Oct
135
5
Shoe
45% Jan
100
27% Jun'
4
Brown
91% Jan
101% Jan
10,000
Bristol-Myers Co common—
2.50
;
3%% preferred:
i
100
Brooklyn Union Gas com_—_No par
63V2 Dec-
26
21% Jun
3,400
20%
36 '/a
20
X50
18
„
11%
20%.
par
51 % Jun
26
75
11
20 Vb
par
3
13% Dec
11%
11%
20'A
No
&
77
8
11%
20 Va
■
Briggs & Stratton—„
Brown
4
31
11%
19'/a
2.50
5
54% May 29
12% Feb 14
29
Dec
11%
19%
12%
3
25% Dec
jun~25
11%
19%
42'/a
32*, •
10%
22
31
23% Jan
17% Nov
11%
19%
100
Jan
2
82
11%
19%
100 *;•.
11% Oct
5
37%
11%
27
33%
27%
*32 Va
27
RR—
preferred wi_
16
19% Apr
8:
4
7,700
15%
33%
26%
Bj-igfcs Manufacturing Corp__No
2
21
15 Va
15 V'a
*32 Va
Bjaniff Airways Inc
'
Bridgeport Brass Co——
4
Nov
6,100
82%
15
15%
15
130
17%
*81
821/2
*81
104
17%
15 Va
1—
(The)
Common wi
5%
17%
82'/a
*81
900
39 %
39%
104..
17%
27 Va
Bower Roller Bearing Co
14% Jan '25
7
Jan
3Ql/2 Apr
17% Dec
Dec
♦
14% Feb' 21
9
20
17%
17 Va
33%
1
8
53 V4 Feb
39%
V 104%
82 V'a
No par
89% Jan
29% Feb
39
*104
14%
rNo par -
8
23
*81
15
39%
104%
26%
Book-of-tlve-Month Club Inc_
Mar, 6
17%
*39
*104
18
*32 Va
Bond Stores Inc__-—:—i—
1
39%
104%
39%
*104
18
27%
Borg-Warner Corp common—
(
.3%% preferred'—
24% Oct 21
38% Jun
A,
:
Class B_:
Borden Co
9
13,900
39
33 '/a
.—5
54% Aug 28
t
1,100
11%
18 %
77% Nov '25
Apr
22%
11%
34
3
19% Jan
22%
11%
27%
1,
9
103% Jan
22%
11
82 %
No par
49% Jan
11%
22%
11%
14%
Co
61% Jan
9% May 17
38
22%
10%
*37
"32%
Bohh Aluminum & Brass Corp
Oct
38
22%
10%
"81
No par
Co
Co—>
W)
110
38
22
7.50
Bliss
(E
1,600
2.50
Blaw-Knox
&
16%
10 %
17%
preferred—
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
-4%% pfd series of 1951
100
14
6,100
16%
22
53%
9
3
49
*38
53
10 %
36%
♦
36
2
11
2.
37%
10%
52%
31
19'/e Oct
Nov~~2~9
*36%
50
51%
22
36%
22
35%
Jan
34% Mar
11% Jan
*
1
71% Mar
36% Sep
48 y4
16 V'a
(Del) com—No par
24
29%'Jan
6
3
28
16%
Foods
Black
25
15
2
Dec
16%
7%
.7
Jan
39
5
6'% Oct
2
X92
15%
26 'A
25% Nov
29
May
15
13% Jan
11
15%
26 •
21% Jan
Jan
27% Jan
Apr
15%
5
18%'Nov,28
16
29% Jan
30
16
1
Boston & Maine
24% Jan
15%
100
52% Oct
89
51%
10
39% Mar 12
12
12
29'
50 V'a
,
20 y2 Nov
31% May 16
44% Jan
30
18% Jan
84
15 % Mar 15
July 6
51
Co_i
Best &
22
146% Aug 26
16
13% July
2
17% Jun 26
Jan
49
Corp common—10
Bethlehem Steel
40% Sep
58% Jun
48
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
29% Mar
139% Apr
12% Oct
Aug
Cum
16
32% July 2
15% Jun 25
6
46
72
*71
10
1
1
Benguet Consol Mining Co—_1
1
Oct
21
21% Jun
80% Dec
9% Sep 17
13% July 23'
46%
preferred
Beneficial Loan
10
27% Dec
45%
Bendlx Aviation—
Jun
27'
71 Va
1
Corp—
5
1 % Jan
138% Dec
22
71%
Howell Co common
4%%
2,500
44
22
72%
—50
RR_
Aircraft
9,700
22
43%
22
72%
Belding-Heininway
28
Creek
44
21%
44
21%
72%
Beech-Nut Packing Co
17
43%
43%
21%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Sep
Feb
14% Apr
7
73,700
44%'
100
pfd
19% Mar
25
24%
43%
39%
33% Jan
29% Jun
30% Jun
24%
21%
104%
Beck Shoe
30
25
*70'A
common——2.50
Inc
24%
72%
39
Mills
25%
21%
"104
convertible
16,000
44%
preferred—100
.3%%
Beaunlt
4
8,700
9%
43%
21%
50
10
No par
Corp
Cigars Inc
3,300
38%
9%
_10
preferred
Works
38
10
10
common
6
5%
37%
9%
10
9%
"71 '/a
Corp new
Iron
6
37%
37%
37'/»
10
50
Beatrice Foods Co common——12.50
18
'24
22% Jan
87
4% %
5%
37 V'4
100
noncumulative preferred__100
4%
5%
37
5%
6
24%
17
2
12
25%
17
Jain
9
24%
16
17%
46
25%
—100
24% Jan
42
77
25
Baltimore & Ohio common
27% Jan
14
89
9%
45% Nov
63% Sep
78
10 Va
2
Jun
19% Oct
37 %
10
2
July
15
6
5%
36%
28
15% July
6
1
(The)-Nopar
Corp
13
Wilcox. Co
25% Dec
34
96
&
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
•
,
_1
12
'
10
17%
32%
32
46 V'a
*47
47%
26
*25
25%
■
32%
55
55
55
12%
11%
12%
'11%
11%
.17%„.
17%
17%
*17%
17%
.
*54
11%
...
.
70
42
12
11%
11%
17%
17%
173'4
1734
400
600
7Q
'
•
5,500
1,600
,
<•
Volume 176
Number 5175.
UMMtti
1
'f * It
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2173)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
103% Nov
23
30 ]/4 Jan
29
111% July 17
35 % Dec
7
1
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
104% Jan
116
9
Aug
Apr
Par
5
Carolina
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_10Q
Carolina
Power
18% Jan
5
Jan
9?,) Jan
20
39% Dec
2
39% Oct
30
53 % Jan
28
25 % Aug 17
45'/a July 13
2
35
Feb
13
21% Jan
23
36% Dec
4
39% Jan
10
58
' Dec
4
Conv
16
72
Dec
4
Conv,preferred 4.80%
58
2
2
13
8
Oct
155
Dec
6
Mar
6
34
43
May 24
98% Dec
5
43% Jan
Jan
2
1051a May 24
14 % Jan'
2
15% Jan
21
Nov
3
14% Dec
3
47% Jan
2
106
Feb
13
99% Jan
3
104% Aug
51% Jan
2
2
152
Apr
12
131 % Dec
5
150% Feb
26
116;
Jun
18
94 % Nov
6
110% Jan
21
15% Oct
24
2
3
20% Jun
6
16
Oct
19% Jan
19 % July 30
8% Jan
2
10% May
Oct
2
24%
Feb
23
17% Jan
7
39% Jan
3
6
1
28
5%
9% Feb
34
Dec
19
2*
18% Oct
33% Apr
6
40
25
Nov
23
32
97
Dec
3
30
34 % Nov
5
13% Oct
7
33 % Oct
6
22% May
2
98
% Feb
Aug
107% Feb
5% Aug 10
9% Jan
16
Jan
2
26
38% Oct
38% Feb
15
28% Jun
80
Apr
27
90% Jan
2
14
May 24
29
5% Oct
32%
32%
34
7,400
67%
61%
68
3,500
12%
12%
12%
12%
5,300
*108
38%
10.9 %
3,400
No par
5% preferred series B vtc
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
No par
Central Illinois Light common
•
4%% preferred
1
100
17
Feb
9
15% Feb
21% July
7
26% Nov 28
28
15
24
Nov
Dec
18% Feb
20
17
34% Dec
1
1
15% Jan
28
28
9% Jan
12% Mar
7
Oct
9
18% Oct
15
59% Feb
9
x39 % Feb
27
28% Mar
3
Jan
16
29
52% Feb
9
38% Mar 28
52% Oct
3
58% Apr
27
43% Oct
29
70% Sep 12
61% May 3
94% Feb
9
80% Dec
26
15
19
13
Jan
19% Jan
16
3% Dec
28
10% Dec
5
8
% Feb
41% Dec
49'A Jan
71% Nov 28
81% Jan
18% Nov
17
107
30
14
1
26
94% Jan
2
27
31% Jun
4
11
54
120% Sep
11% Jan
10
9
Jan
8
15
92
Jan
21
28% Jan
4
16% Dec
21% Jan
26
100% Feb
53 % Feb
27
9
22
89% Oct 22
18
Oct
32% Mar
7
Oct
25
75
Dec
11
42% Jan
4
155
4% Mar 12
13
103
Dec
2
4
77 % Dec
114
series
5%
Paul
A
90
-
Feb
30
xl03%~Dec~6
67
5
21
preferred
Oct
33% July
3
14
1
July 2
Sep 10
62% Nov
convertible
12
5%
conv
Childs
5%
74
Jan
31
65% Jan
14
44% Feb
5
37% Jan
26
30% Jan 26
28
Mar 15
24% Nov
4
3
3
38
Oct
18
35% May
3
49% Nov 26
41
24
89 J/4 Dec 31
Apr
Sep 13
29% May
1
38% Dec
18% Mar 18
25'A Jan
34 % Apr
109%
Jan
16
27
81% Apr
3
91
Jan
2
2
18
4%%
Clark
C
806
Oct
26
860
Jun
3
3
136 % Aug
88
Feb
5
Dec
28
117% Jun
13
75
18
29
55% Feb
10
85
Dec
18
100% Feb
5
400
4,500
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
*23%
24
19%
19%
2,100
19
15,100
16% Jun
25
19% Jun
29
36
10
61
Mar 19
41
Jan
18
37% Jan
8
56
Feb
24
39
Jan
8
59% Dec
35% Jan
9
54% Mar 17
38
Jan
2
59
25% Jun
22
25
29
Jun
12% Jan
17% Oct
15
2
Collins
17
Oct
16
7
Colorado
3
35% Dec 28
Jun
3
35%. Dec
2
33
32'A Jun
4
16% Oct
28
15
13% Oct
29
11
Jun4
15% Sep 27
10% Dec
5
58?
July 31
G5% Mar 19
56% Jun
11
51% Sep 19
22"% Mar 10
42% Jan
3
39% Apr
4
19% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
22% July
22% Feb
59% Mar 27
45% Jan
29
37
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
1,000
20%
20%
20%
20%
19%
20%
19"%
20%
pfd
100
19%
47%
20%
48
47%
21,200
48
47%
48
47%
48%
No par
17%
47 7A
49%
com
17%
18
18%
9,900
18 Va
19%
19%
20%
19
A_______100
19%
38 %
39
28,300
387/s
39%
39%
40%
40%
41%
40%
53
40%
53%
15,100
53%
56%
541/4
54%
53%
54%
53%
54%
*70
14,300
*70%
72%
*71%
72%
com_No par
No
31
Nov
30
9% Jan
2
27
Dec
27
22% Dec
6
25
33
Dec
28
11% Feb
3
Colorado
&
&
29% Nov
28
Jun
Columbia
2
9
20
3
108% Oct
2
Xl06% Jan
29
26% Feb
24
25 % Oct
105% Dec
20
27
Nov
6
July
Jun
Class
&
18
2
Feb
27
113
97% Jan
19
105% July 15
41/64 Dec
3
115
Feb
3
Feb
10
19% Mar
3
13
10;
July 17
45% Jan 11
12
1
10% Aug 13
52% Oct 16
11% Jan
23
27% Sep
25
61% July 20
34% Mar 21
31
31 % Dec
27
16
Feb
5
10% Dec
31
18
Feb
3
14% Jun
25
21% Feb 26
30% Jan
2
102
34% Mar
Oct
29
113 % Mar
101% Dec
27
110
32% Jan
;
2
x95
Nov
17
Jan
Oct
24
32% Jan
42
2
92
2
16
Jan
8
2
11
July 31
106% Jan
21% Mar
99
24
16
5
May 28
45% Dec 21
90% Oct
29
106
Jan
9
106% Oct
31
114% Dec
4
1
*or fbotnotes
page
26
Nov
16% Jan
25
18
Cone
1
41% Aug 19
48 % Jan
22
92
Jan
5
99
Jun
16
108% Sep
16
117
Feb
8
93
41%
31%
30%
31%
15%
15%
15%
61
*40%
; *150
165
*
81%
31%
31%
16%
15%
15%
'
80
81
81%
82%
*60%
61%
60
*40%
41%
*39
*150
81/
1%
1%
109%
109%
*150
1%
79
165
60%
3,300
82%
630
59%
1,000
40%
*150
79
78
78
52%
52%
52%
52%
1%
1%.
1%
1U
165
52%
1%
*77%
10
3,400
59%
165
165
500
'
*39%
41
52% '52%
10%
100
31%
41%
52%
*77%
10%
*99%
61
52%
78
92%
11
100
31%
15%
*80%
d
94%
11
*99%
*77%
80
52%
1
50
11,900
197,600
74%
44%
48%
49%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
47%
48%
4,500
38%
37%
38i/4
37%
38%
18,300
23%
23%
23%
10,200
90
23%
90%
23%
90
90
90
4%
4
4
50
73
37%
37%
1
23%
24%
100
89%
4%
4%
No par
27%
27%
*131%
37%
89%
l
No par
com—No par
75%
110
38%
23'A
23%
90
4
27%
X38
'23%
4%
27%
27%
27%
*131%
*75 "A
76%
1081/4
109%
133
133
*825
92
*90'/a
*90%
19%
19%
19%
20%
Ry com
100
pfd
pfd
19%.
19%
xl9%
19%
19%
56%
57%
No par
14%
59%
*58
59%
X26%
107%
44%
4,000
20
77
1,200
107%
2,100
*825
44 %
45
44%
45%
5,300
92
90%
90%
19%
19%
19%
20%
20
20%
4,200
19%
19%
19
19%
8,300
450
57
57%
59%
591/2
*58%
720
134
76%
107
20
1,500
26%
*132
75%
108
150
*SO%
92
130
57%
58
58%
58%
59%
59%
59
59%
*581/4
58%
58%
58%
39%
39%
40ya
39%
40
4,000
39'A
39%
39%
39%
39%
4,900
15
14%
59
.
490
80
14%
11%
xll%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10%
11
62%
62%
62%
62%
62%
62%
62%
62%
290
45%
44%
46
46%
47%
46%
47%
46
46%
5,300
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25i/4
25%
25%
25%
6,200
40 %
41
41%
41%
41%
41%
41
41%
41%
41%
38
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
37%
38%
6,600
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
18,100
33%
32%
33%
33 3 4
33%
34
33%
33 Va
33%
34
10,100
1%
*62%
44%
5
25%
No par
—10
No par
com___25
Elec
27%
109%
15 Vb
xl
63
Ohio
59%
59
*108
*825
43%
91%
75%
108%
*825
109
133
133
75%
43%
19
4
27%
133
75
108%
43%
90%
108 %
*4%
76
No par
109
4%
133
43%
109
89%
111
*825
43%
49%'
89 %
-
No par
Co_;
15
14%
15
14%
15
46,000
1,600
of
7,500
O
15/64
%
%
17/64
■Ja
_25
33%
33%
33%
33%
*33%
33%
33%
33 %
No par
10
7%
7%
7%
7'/a
7%
7 fa
7%
7Va
25%
25%
25
25 Va
24%
24%
241A
24%
24%
24%
4,700
No par
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,200
28
27%
27%
*27%
28V'4
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
No par
27%
a 2
32
33%
7
32
34
7%
518,400
3,300
1,900
100
_5
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
6,900
No par
38 'A
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
12,800
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
108'A
38%
108'A
38%
No par
Y
com
Elec
108%
108%
1,100
26%
26%
27%
26%
27%
27V4
26%
27%
9,300
Iff
37/64
370,700
No par
26%
35/64 39/64.
„
Natural
112
101%
101 %
*101%
1.33%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
11
11
11
11
11
pfd
11
100
5
15
——
58
112
58%
57%
112
102
58%
111
'101%
58%
%
112%
112%
1123A
102
101'A
101'A
14%
14%
*10%,
11%
.1
58%;
58
58
36%
36%
36'/a
37%
37%
37%
36
_1Q(£
certificates of deposit
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc.
Aircraft
iS
14%
B
Gas
Cuba 6%
27
39/64 41/64
112
_100
series
series C
preferred
108
Light &
com
Consumers Power Co com!
$4.50 preferred
_!
7
11%
*73%
10
4
94%
100
*43%
37% Sep
8
100
15%
61%
*150
*10%
31
'
81%
61%
93%
11%
74%
2
Feb
81
94%
100
44%
Textile Co Inc
19% Dec
11
*98
*77%
pfd
$4.52
92%
11%
*43%
Vultee
96
16,200
93
100
*73%
Consolidated
103% Feb
93%
92%
380
73%.
Consolidated
12
Jun
15,600
44%
14
10
16% Jun
x90
75%
73%
29
1
X74%
*43%
19% Jan
42 % Dec
Jan
77'A
44%
12% Jan
2
99
76%
74%
15
17
31% May
77%
108%
Consolidated Grocers Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp
11
26
76%
*43%
Corp
of Bait
4%%
15
May 16
77
par
common._No par
of N
Preferred 4%
9% Oct
109% Nov
75%
100
rights
Preferred
Consol RR
110
7,800
76'A
*40%
•/—■_—No par
Edison Co
Gas
Consolidated
3
75%
103
*73%
Cigar
Power Co
5
2
36%
103
Xl08%
$5 preferred J
5
Jan
X35%
15%
Coppermines Corp
Edison
4
102% Jan
2,500
103%
37%
1
Southern
Consolidated
38% Dec
102
40%
40%
36"%
44%
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
6%
40%
36%
73
Mills
Common
40%
*102%
36
15/64
64% Feb
Mar 24
103
35%
*43%
Publishing Co
38% Dec
9
40%
102
340
22,000
35 %
30%
convertible preferred
Nast
8
16% Apr
34 % Jan
40%
103
1,400
32%
86%
35%
15%
Rights
10
Apr
40'A
102%,
11%
32
85%
>A
Engineering
Sep
28
40 Va
102
30%
gtd
System Inc
Commonwealth
$1.32
*11
33
86
stock__50
7%
4%
Superheater Inc
Conde
11%
33
85%
40%
__5
cumulative preferred.No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus
*11
34%
85%
34%
11%
100
11%
33%
85i/4
102
*98%
preferred
11
34%
40 Yb
5
£
11%
*
85'A
38%
Consolidated
27% Nov
107
22% Jun
17
84%
38%
Consol
16
30; Dec
10% Dec
11
*33
38 %
Consolidated
Apr 22
10%
34%
84%
cr
38%
7
109'A Mar 27
10%
33%
00 CO
38%
19
98% July 19
13% Jan
2
Feb
2,800
2.50
25
106
3%
B
12% Jan
35/64 Dec
104% Nov
3%
39%
31% Feb
23
3%
38%
39% Nov
I
24
3i/a
38%
1
2
3%
39
32% JOly 18
7% May
*31/8
Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50
17/64 Dec
13% Oct
35% Jan
3%
39
3
33% Dec
3%
56
34% Sep
2
3%
59
2
29
3%
1,000
100
Solvents
25
Jan
900
13%
56
Commercial
Jun
9%
*13%
No par
11
7% Jan
30
9%
13%
com
Iron—
35 % Jan
19
3,400
9%
13%
common
Credit
2
18%
*91/8
preferreed
Commercial
25
18%
181/2
9%
13%
No par
7
28% Jan
18%
18%
9%
13%
59
13
28
18%
200
9%
*58
27% Aug
23% Oct
18%
18%
100
4
21% Apr
18%
2,600
100
61% Apr
6
93
13%
I_2G
RR
Pictures
18
92%
No par
Southern
Gas
3
10,700
92'A
9%
$4.25
18
70
92%
*13%
25
Aikman Corp
Fuel
Columbia
Mar 24
69%
92%.
—25
preferred
&
Columbia
34%.
70%
92%
100
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
11
10% Feb
691/2
93
100
15
14
70%
93
71%
9%
;
26
26
69%
92%
71%
l'il
Inc
Nov
32% Jan
7 '"Nov
70%
13%
;
conv
13% Jan
30% Jan
72
69%
9%
preferred—,100
372 Nov 26
27% Jan
72
71%
13%
common
Pitts
63
27
72%
18%
,
70%
92%
par
10
1
17% Oct
32% Aug
32% Dec
4,300
3,000
15%
40% Feb
30
4,500
32
18%
15%
1st
38% Aug
26%
31%
19%
15%
2nd
44% Jan
25%
32%
15%
noncumulative
14
26
31%
15%
noncumulative
20
25%
32
8%
4%
Nov
25%
x31%
15%
4%
34% Oct
22% Jan
25'A
34%
1
Internat'l
Combustion
x36% July 11
25%
34
8%
4
16% Jan
19
25%
34%
15%
28
1
19%
26%
8%
Nov
39% Feb
19%
26
33%
15%
preferred
26% Feb
35,500
8%
cumulative 2nd preferred
100
Co
(The)
No par
23% Jan 29
39
15%
4%
$3.50
38%
8%
7%
9
38
23%
Coca-Cola
4
900
10
guaranteed
cum
Jan
3,100
—25
Clinton'Foods
Apr
6%
29%
No par
bClevite Corporation
Climax Molybdenum
46
6%
*29%
19%
preferred
!
Co
&
Special
95
6%
301/4
23%
Illuminating cpm_No
Cleveland
2
61/2
301%
19%
rights
$4.50 preferred.!
23
70
6%
30%
23%
Common
Jan
87
37%
103%
6%
30%
84%
& St Louis Ry Co com
40% Jun
*102%
6%
30%
19%
Cab
noncumulative
Elec
Coca-Cola
42% Nov
Jan
4
104
6%
30 %
84%
Cluett Peabody & Co com
75% Nov
*103%
6%
30%
6%
30
*19%
Clopay Corp
130% Jan
*103'/a
600
3,600
19%
4
3
30
84%
2
12
29%
38%
6% Jan
Jan
29%
19%
32% Jan
94% Jan
29%
38
22
132 '
29%
104
*84
24
28
29%
103%
19%
3% Oct
Jun
29%
103%
84%
24 % Oct
84.
29%
%
38%
27
xl00% Nov 29
29%
103
19%
21
16
14%
34%
*83%
36 % Feb
Jan
14%
34%
19%
29% July 17
138
14%
34%
Pac—No par
&
convertible
4%%
14%
34'/a
84
7% Dec
28
29%
103%
6,400
14%
34%
*34
38%
Equipment Co
C C
14%
9,300
19%
3% Mar 24
130% Dec
34%
& Pac RR__No par
convertible
5%
Sep
34%
8%
35%
84
common
Copper
Cleve
73 % Dec
14%
34
700
*8%
34%
8%
36
35%
37%
City Stores Co common..'."
9
r-44
14%
34
*8%
.
84%
preferred
City Products Corp—:
4
130
8%
36%
38%
5%%
23
105% Mar 12
5
*8%
35%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
C I T Financial
Corp
No par
Oct
19
8%
36%
17
20%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
4% preferred
;_
Apr
Nov
*8%
36%
14%
preferred series A
100
South Air Lines
No par
Co
Chile
79
1
8%
36%
14%
io
Chrysler Corp
56% Sep
JO
*8%
36%
l
Co-
preference
Chicago Rock Isl
155
9
Jan
28
*16%
20
series
City Investing Co
18
111
Nov'30
38% Dec
7
74% Jan
48% Feb
1% Nov
16%
*84
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
26
42
140
16%
15%
Western
12% Sep
102
14
25
'7
16%;
Cities Service Co__
90
Apr
50% Nov
16,200
100
noncum
North
28
79 % Nov
Jan
St
Jan
15
7
10
37% Dec
18
5
20%
No par
Chic Milw
Mar 12
41% Jan
14% May 12
Feb
700
20%
com__No par
"When issued"
140
22%
20%
Chickasha Cotton Oil
Feb
27% July 31
22%
20%
23
5
Class B
Chicago &
Chicago Yellow
38% Apr
57% Dec
Jan
22%
20%
*16'A
40
6
6
8
22%
20%
16%
.
RR
8
Jan
25
29
23
20%
*16%
Chicago Corp (The)__
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com
50
5% preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
$3
1,400
22%
20%
16%
convertible,preferred
&
2,700
20%
Class A
5%
23
23
Manufacturing
1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
Chic
50
20%
16%
Checker Cab
3 % %
20%
22%
20%
—No par
Chicago & East 111
20%
23
23
No par
preferred
12% Feb
86% Nov
94
$4.50
20%
109
5
*
18
48% Jan
27
Pasco
18
5
Jun
de
27
27
37% May
50
38%
108
9.50
Common
3
68% Feb
Dec
38% Apr
Nov
29% Nov
43% Jan
28
19
95
13
30
Dec
Nov
11
B
Belt Co.
!
Champion Paper & Fibre
4
14
93
27
*22%
Class
Central & South West
Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co
July 25
Feb
31
87
2% Oct
50
■; Dec
3
Oct
9
75
82%, Apr
40
8% Jan'
Apr
8% Sep
13
10
3
85% Jun
*22iA
5
56% July 23
8
31% Jan
84% Mar 28
49 % Dec
,20% Apr 26
32% Feb 20
19% Mar 30
38% July 31
65% July
2
Mar 19
24
61% Apr 28
16
24
24
45% Apr
12
Dec"
16% Dec
23
4
5
39% Jun
l
28% Apr
14% Feb
Feb
22%
13
9
16
30
22%
20
2
Jan
25
22%
21
27
17% Jun
20%
23
Chain
4
7
20%
22%
8
20
19
20%
50
July 24
5
38%
109%
Central RR Co of N J class A
Corp
17
381/a
*109
20%
Certain-Teed Products Corp_
26
38%
109%
20%
Cerro
8% Jan
38%
*109
20%
1
34% Jan
38%
109%
10
8
16% Feb
7% Nov
11%
Feb
38%
*108
Illinois Public Service
Mills
81% Jan
38% Feb
Central
Century Ribbon
22% July 22
33% Jan.
■
9
13
5
120
64%
24
29
5,400
38%
Feb
29
17%
38
23% Feb
12% Jun
17
31
9
17% Oct
17
12%
27
27% Nov
16%
64%
30
20
16%,
31
42
Jun
16%
19,500
12%
1
Jun
4,300
17
36%
132
64%
28
20% July
98%
35%
131%
30%
58 % Feb
87
98%
36%
133
14%
16% Apr
Dec
98%
361/4
*132
30%
23
39
16%
98%
:
64%
13
2
*16%
98%!
36%.
133
12%
23
33 % Jan
16%
20
20
98 %
64
May 17
23
*16
preferred
36%
*130%
99
30%
29
105% Oct
16%
37
133
x98
12%
Jan
18
16%
x36%
*130%
64
2
20% July
12% Jan
37
8
Jan
16 %
__No par
common
5,500
105
30%
1
58% Oct
Corp
38
80
62%
61%
*104
12%
6
2
99%
62%
104
63%
20% Dec
25
132%
98%
62
*103%
30%
21
14 % Jan
37 y4
132*%
62%
104
1,S00
146%
200
31
33% Jan
61%
*103%
*145
3,300
17
10
62
104
146%
22,400
1,000
9
3
61%
100
*145
145
*103%
104
No par
com
145
1,300
14%
26
6%
24% Oct
Apr
61%
145%
71%
14%
25%
19%
2
8
*145
71
15
25%
16%
15% Oct
18
25%
6%
16% Apr
11% Jan
*14%
19 %
27
2
14%
26%
16%
20
8% Jan
14%
25%
6%
25
Feb
14%
26%
19%
May 11
27 :
14%
25%
16%
Feb
17% Dec
Nov, 26
61
*■103%
14%
23
145
1,600
6%
21% Nov
24% Oct
72
25%
500
57%
*56%
19%
40% Aug 18
-
58
72
;
*16%
110% Oct
5
58
71%
6%.
8
15
57
71
19%
29
15% Feb
56%
71%
16%
Jan
2
56%
71%
19%
19% Oct
2
55%
16%
5
Mar
56 %
71
3,100
19,900
x6 %
1
Mar
36
6 %
Dec
29
43%
35%
19%
68
28%
43%
36%
6%
12% Dec
2
43%
35%
19%
17
25
43%
35%
6%
29
Jun
43%;
35%
6%
10% Jan
16
*43%
35%'
*19%
47% Jan
15% July
13% Jan
43%
34%
i
13
104
*43 %
35%
5
21
15
43%
34%
Foundry Co_
of Georgia
Ry vtc
23
112% Feb
38%
Aguirre Sugar Co
36% Dec
22
112%
38%
Central
57% Feb
10% Dec
101% Dec
*111%
38%
Central
4
24
112%
38%
Central
3
Apr
*111%
39%
5
Jan
36
112%
38%
14
32% Jan
9
>111%
39 %
preferred series A_100
preferred
conv
Celotex
20% Mar 12
23
16% July
2nd
4%%.
2
17% Jan
15
7%
■
112%
38%
145
__10
100
Shares
*111%
14%
12.50
common
the Week
Dec. 5
71
—_1
Preferred 4.20 %_
Friday
Dec. 4
56 %
series—50
_100
Celanese Corp of Ainer
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 8
43%
*
___50
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
2
20% Sep
17% Oct
7%
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
38%
38%
_5
series
HIGH
1
Dec. 2
*111% 112%
L—10
preferred 4%
Tuesday
Dec. 1
,■
No par
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J.I)
Co common-,
7
33% Oct 30
58 % Aug
Light-
Carrier Corp common
3 1
Jan
3
18% Jan
20
Oct
142
"55%
.
&
Carpenter Steel Co
30% Apr 18
154% Aug 21
62% Dec
4
10
140
10% Feb
22
Nov'
138
Monday
EXCHANGE
57% Oct
46
Continued—Page 3
LOW AND
36 Va
36%
37
37%
37%.
37%
37%
38%
38%
10
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
9%
10c
9%
9%
9%
!_1
18%
19%
18%
19
No par
36%
36%
36%
37
No par
1033/4
109%
No par
108%
109%
Container Corp of America corn—10
4% preferred
_100
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50 preferred-———No par
Continental
Can
Inc common
2Q
$3.75 preferred——
'——No pa*
$4.25 cony 2nd preferred—No par
41%
42%
*102% 104
19%
19%
9%
9%
9%
9%
187/a
36%
19%
18%
37%,
36%
Xl08%
*
108%
108 Vb
108%
*107%
108 %
108
108
41%
42%
42
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104
102%
108%
'
42%
104
,
10'A
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19
36ya
108%
*107 Va 108
42
*102%
42 Vb
104
112
112
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.
101%
*14%
14%
11
11
80
20
1,300
700
57%
2,100
377/a
38%
10,900
37%
38 %
7,100
57%
10%
10%
3,800
9%
9%
5,200
18%
19%
18,200
36%
36%
5,800
107%
108.%
107%
107%
290
42%
2,400
42
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790
104
19%
19%.
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19%
19%
19%
19%
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91
91
91%
91
91
91
91%
91
91
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48
47%
48
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47%
47%
47%
47%
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96
96
96
96
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97
96%
97
400
118
116%
*115%
118
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118
115%
116%
19%
1,800
910
5,400
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2174)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Year
Lowest
8
17
25
23
17% Oct
28
78
21
Continental Cop ft Steel Ind com—2
16% Feb
15
30
a
convertible preferredContinental Diamond Fibre
25
11
3
Continental Insurance
10
17
15% Feb
16
30
5#
81 Va Nov 26
Nov
20
7% Apr
59% Sep
12
56% Jan
2
75
Apr
1
19% Oct
28
25
Jan
30
IB
27% Oct
24
313A Aug 13
26% Jan
12
33 % Nov
14
55% July
9
53% Mar
22% Jun
28
42 y2 Jan
8
18% Oct
19% Jun
29
1
23 % May
2
45% Dec
4
51% Jan
30'/a Nov
52
Mar 17
X20% Sep
72% Jan
13 % May 24
60 % Jun
38
29
78
2
Jan
11
Oct
11
104% Mar
x92% Dec
11
104% Feb
2
93
19
93
79% Aug 17
3
Jan
Oct
10
23
5% Jan
26
3% Jun
2
28
2% Jan
12
1% Oct
16
Jun
186
166
Jan
3
2
42% Oct
19
88 % Dec
20
103% Feb
20
91% Jan
9
12% May 8
11 Va Jun
27
12 3A Dec
4
24% Jun
19
26'A Sep
16
25
29 % Mar
17
Nov
15
2
Jan
24
65
203%
20%
28 VA
28%
28
28%
58V4
56
56
22%
223/4
223A
23%
24
Co
33A%
May 22
$2
1
Crown
20
Jan
31
9
103 % Jun
13
29
47% Oct
3
27
Oct
28
39% Jan
30
79
Jun
28
99y2Oct
3
77% Oct
23
92 Va Jan
30
5 %
23
Jun
25
5
Cuba
36 Va Dec
24
36% Dec
5
25
20% Jan
18
129% Jan
19
185
Mar 27
180
Mar 2B
Jun
Apr
10
B
5% Oct
28
8
58% Nov
3
190
x25
11
Jan
13
77
Mar
July
9
14% Oct
8
9% Aug 27
Jan
9 Va
2
Nov
7 '/8
62
3
31% Aug 20
26% Apr 24
July
10% Feb
3
6
Feb
106% Feb
15
93
Sep
10
48 Va Jun
28
Jan
10
49% Jan
3
57
12% Jan
9
27% Feb
10
128 Va May 23
132% Jan
24
29
37 Va Nov
IB
8y2 July
2
23 Va Dec 12
28
Jun
25% Jan
2
36
Dec
1
Dana Corp
July 23
95
May
13
Jan
8
2
13% Nov
18
31'/a Jan
47
31
33% Oct
24
1 Va Dec
3
2
29
Dec
20% Apr
34% Sep
2
99
19
16% Aug
6
36% Aug
7
76%
*96 3/4
973/4
96 '/a
*953/4
963/4
71%
70%
71
68%
70%
69
69%
176 Va
*175
•176
177
177
177
177
4%
43/a
4%
4%
43%
4%
4%
2,800
13A
1%
13/4
I3/.
13A
13A
13A
l3/4
1,200
32%
X303/4
31%
30%
30'A
30%
10,800
95
*93%
95
95
30%
31
30%
*93%
95
*93%
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
253A
26
253A
26
253A
26
12%
*25%
95
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
5,200
33%
323/4
33
323%
323/4
323A
323%
2,200
65
64%
64%
64%
64%
64%
102%
102%
102 %
102 VB
270
31%
313%
5,300
83
1,100
2,760
*102%
103
32
85
103%
102%
102%
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
313/4
85
84%
84%
823A
823/4
32%
86%
♦84
34
33%
34%
34%
343/4
34%
35
35
36%
333/4
34
34%
34%
343/4
34%
35
35%
36'A
880
16 Va
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
163%
16 5%
16%
3,400
♦175
188
67/a
♦175
188
*175
188
7
6%
7%
6%
62
61%
61%
61%
10 VB
10
10
2.50
♦28
x29
29
29
6%
1
7
54%
♦130
29%
29%
29%
600
9%
29 Va
6%
63/4
6%
63%
6%
6 3%
7,800
93%
♦93%
94'A
94'A
94%
210
543/4
x53%
53%
*53%
54
53%
54
53%
600
x7%
7%
73/4
7%
73/4
7%
7%
7%
19,500
247/B
x24 Vb
24%
24%
24%
243%
243%
243%
243%
700
♦130
135
135
*130
135
X34%
35%
93%
8%
8%
36
93%
93%
8%
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9
,
15
39%
♦14
40%
15
1A
1ft
57
57
15%
15%
353%
92'%
8%
*14
39
1%
15%
35
92%
9
383/4
57
43
15
41%
15
*130
43
42%
•14
40%
57
135
43
35
*92%
8%
35%
423/4
*130
93%
34%
*92%
1
100
43
39
*56%
57
15%
363%
363%
36%
36 3%
3,800
99 % Jun
9
Preferred
3.90%
series O
100
*96
97
*96
97%
*96
97%
41% Jan
3
69% Oct
17
39
Oct
16
28% Oct
Jan
19
9
10% July
2
17% Feb
2
20 Va Jan
2
26
Dec
27
21
31% Jan
3
2
52
11% Oct
23
Deere & Co
35% Nov 24
Jan
Apr
7%
7
15
15% Jun
12
18
26 Va Nov
17
■
*93 '
i
95
*92
94
50
I
"
*96
97%
*96
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
9Vb
9%
9%
9 Vb
9 Vb
9%
9%
9%
9%
1
45%
46%
45%
46%
46 %
47%
453A
46%
45%
313/4
31 Vb
31%
.
20%
20%
97%
20%
2,700
9%
46
5,600
5,100
19,900
.
10
31'/a
x303/8
30%
30%
30%
29%
30%
20
*34%
35
34%
35
343/a
34 Va
34%
34'A
343%
343A
100
50 VB
51%
49%
50
493/4
50%
50
50%
50%
503/4
4,800
50
13%
14 VB
133/8
13%
133/a
133/4
13%
135%
13%
13%
14,400
13.60
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25'/.
25%
25'A
25'A
1,700
100
78
78%
77
75%
76%
76%
2,500
100
89%
90 Vb
89
89
*87%
89%
♦873A
88'/a
88%
88%
1,300
8
20%
203/s
20%
20%
20%
20%
203%
203/8
20%
20
new
&
:
50c
24%
24%
243/4
24%
243/4
25
24%
25
24%
3,200
6,800
68
*63%
common
preferred
Delaware
Aug
"
i
50o
Inc
Deep Rock Oil Corp
63% Jan 25
34% Nov 21
43
Rubber Co
36%
Hudson
Delaware Lack ft Western
Delaware Power ft Light Co
1,200
Denver ft Rio Grande West RR—
48% July
69% Oct
8
62
29
79% Feb
17
x70
15% Mar 29
25 Va Dec
6
21% Apr 10
60
Oct 23
25% Sep
6
23
2
55% Feb
60% Jun
2
64
8
5%-July 25
Mar
Jan
20
Jan~
Dec
3
13
66
Nov
17
Detroit
Hillsdale ft 8 W RR C6-100
Detroit Steel
16% Jan
14
De
1
20% Oct
16
18% July 11
27%Jan 21
29% Oct
31
43
Diamond
Mar"9
29% Mar
54
20
Feb~16
36% Feb 20
24
11% Feb
31
19% Feb
20
Feb
106% Apr 29
38 VB Nov 18
8
8
12% Jun
8
32% Jan
16
10
18
Jan
Jan
19
ft
Reynolds class
Alkali
cum
$1.50
Diamond T
3
12% July 30
Diana
26% Dec
8
1
Distillers
16% Apr 13
37% Dec 17
12% Jan
3
Dlvco
29% Feb 21
39
1
Dixie Cup
14% Jan
10% Jan
12% May 13
8
Nov
30 Va Jan
2
38% Aug 16
27
14% Jan
2
19% Oct
16% Jan
2
13
8
Aug 28
Dec
36% Jan
16
24
Aug 13
43% Jun
29
66% Oct
IB
99
29
111% Feb
2
99% Jan
3
105% Mar 29
26% Apr
5
84% Aug 25
Dec
52
Apr 17
36% Oct 27
20% Jan
22
27% Oct
8
21% Oct
30
80 y» Dec
20
93% Feb
1
80% Jun
11
19 Va Jan
10
33
Nov
21
10 % Nov 21
17
Feb
9
32
Jan
22
9% May 19
65% July
1
44% Nov 28
47
Nov 26
90% Dec
19
45
20
Nov
102% May
8
125
8
xll4% Jan
8
106% Feb 33
x92% Jan
8
Jan
54% Feb
7
79% May
1
3
26
12% Feb
19% Jun 25
28% Nov
19
Jan
10
30
19
Apr
4
13% Jun
41 Va
29
July 10
Dec
f
1
18
33% Sep 28
51% Sep 17
50% Sep 14
45 % Jan
10
51
Jun
10
27
52
Nov
19
10% Jan
7
8% Apr 25
19
22
Apr 30
Sep 16
16% Nov
14
41% Oct
30
48
Jan
11
44
Aug
7
36% Feb 27
19% Feb
8
15% Jan
2
81
95
26
€2% Nov
6
15% Jan 30
96
Jun
22
11
Jan
25
44
Va Dec 18
1% Jan
40% Jan
2
2
19
Sep 26
101% Mar 22
15
Dec
B
54% May 2
2% Oct 10
46% Sep
21
18
16% Jan 21
182
Feb
2
25% Jan
16
36% July 2
15 V2 Jun 28
31
Jan 28
28% Jan
12% Oct
156% Dec 11
Dec
25
158
Jan
21
16% Feb 23
97
Apr 23
12% Mar 11
44% Jan
24
l%Jun 20
34% Oct
22
Jan
21
171% July 10
46% Dec
2
18
July 15
89
Apr 29
20% Dec
102
Jan
4
14
24
23'A
233A
4,300
31%
*31%
313/4
31%
*313%
32%
32%
32%
108%
*107%
108%
108%
108 Va
*107%
108 %
100
393A
40%
40'A
40%
3,000
34
34
34%
34%
1,100
13%
13%
*108
13%
13%
13%
32
108%
403%
34
13%
13%
13%
900
13%
1,000
12 VB
123/s
12%
12%
12
12%
12
12'A
12
12%
4,700
26 Vb
26%
X25%
25%
253/8
25%
25%
253/8
24%
25%
10,500
8%
3,200
8%
83/a
83/a
8%
8%
X38
38%
*37%
37%
37
37%
373A
38
11%
*10%
11
103/4
11
11
11
10%
10%
1,200
33
34 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
33%
34%
8,800
20%
20%
20%
21%
213/4
22%
21%
22
21
21%
19,200
8%
No par
61
8%
8%
60 Va
61
61
60%
43 VB
*103%
103%
22%
*82
22%
83%
*82
83%
*82
83
*45
50'/a
*45
51
*45
51
50c
100
1
44 '
43
1033/4
43%
104
22%
22%
43%
*103%
8%
43%
1035/B
*1033/4
223A
22%
43
22%
i
*82
'
*45
N
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
60%
43%
103 %
44%
105
223/4
60
60
60%
B
No par
No par
95
117VB
95%
95%
94%
95%
93%
1173/8
953/4
117%
117%
*117%
50
~
Eagle-PIcher Co
Eastern Airlines Inc
Eastern Corp
*47%
50
51%
p
*9%
95
10
48
95%
48
51V8
10
11%
22 3A
2,500
603/4
1,800
435/8
31,500
400
105
22%
83
*82
51
*44
10,000
83
51
113%
11%
11%
48
*95
48
94%
93%
94%
117%
.
117 Vb
117%
95%
■•943/4
•
———
-
3,500
48
*51%
*9%
:
51%
10%
10
10
*51%
51%
48
93
933/4
16,000
117%
117 Vb
1,000
95
*943/4
95%
600
48%
*48
48 Va
790
*51%
51%
513/4
513%
120
9%
9%
♦93/8
10
300
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
21%
213/a
21%
21%
21
21
21
21
21%
21%
1
243A
25'%
243A
25
24%
25
24%
243A
243/8
24%
10
*18%
18%
18%
18%
173/4
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
17%
-
1,700
13,900
900
5
45
167%
169%
171
20
2
Manufacturnlg Co
145/B
443A
100
preferred
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
143/B
10
445/8
45%
45%
46%
46
46%
46
46%
453A
46
8,600
1
16 3/8
165/a
16%
16%
*16
16%
16%
16%
16%
165/s
1,200
preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
20
100
*96
preferred
17
Sep 15
53% Nov 25
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
2% Apr 10
43% Mar 18
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
Electric Storage Batteryl
No
10% Nov 24
16% Mar 19
Elgin National Watch
48 % Jun
30% Dec
1
Elliott
52y2Mar
24% Apr 15
48 Va May 13
48% Jun 16
51% Jan
18
Dec
1
56
233A
13%
Cigar Corp
12
31
233/4
2
Duquesne Light Co $3.75 pfd
$4.15 preferred
18
2
X233/4
34
g
16% Jan
23% Jan
24%
39
series
5%
500
23%
11
series
Co
17%
(EI) & Co-
31% Oct
(
*17%
34
No par
12
July 20
22% Jun 25
26
18%
34
common
$3.50
4%%
*17%
No par
Preferred
4%%
2,900
18%
34 Vb
No par
$4.50
6%
3,400
*17%
337/B
Common
Eaton
6%
14%
18%
5
Preferred
DWG
6%
143/4
40%
International
July
68
6%
14%
38
Corp
99
.6
14%
40%
convertible preferred
Dunhlll
51% Oct
9% Deo
Industries
Nem
*63
6%
24%
14%
40
2
$4 preferred series A
Pont de
24%
68
6
X20
14%
40%
Dow Chemical Co common
Duplan
1
17%
'107
-1
Nov 25
95% Dec
753/4
-No par
No par
Co
13% Aug 29
119% Apr 25
74
50c
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
du
82
112% Nov 27
753/4
*63
39%
Corp
3%%
18
23%
"31%
100
Corp
Pepper Co
Doehler-Jarvls Corp
Dome Mines Ltd
Dresser
18
6%
-15
25
Dr.
2
6%
X14%
No par
common
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
10% Dec
19
preferred
68
6 Vb
15%
6
,_io
common
Motor Car Co
Stores
33% Nov 28
21
Co
*63
68
15 VB
a1
preferred
cum
*63
1
1
~g
Diamond Match
35% Jun 23
21% May 27
Stove Co
Corp
Co
4.40%
52% Mar 31
14% Jan
Vllbiss
Devoe
25
114% Feb
Detroit-Michigan
X76
4
(The)
Detroit Edison
6% Jan 11
28
Dec
25
18% Feb 21
24
12
3
Jan
Escrow ctfs for common
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Derby Oil Co
19
8% Jan
Jun
1
17
31
13 Va Nov
24
8
90% Dec
24% Jan
Oct
19%
Jan"~19
32% Dec
82% Jun
4
22
39% Dec 11
17
23% July 20
36 Va Nov 26
45%
27
Mar
5% Jun
13
16 Va
Feb
17% Sep
*85
87
20%
99
14%
14%
145/8
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
7,400
X44%
445/8
44%
44%
43%
44%
433A
44%
19,300
171
*166
*85
20
*96
86
-
20%
99
*168
171
85%
85%
20%
205/a
*96
99
*169
*85
20 3/4
*96
171
86
203%
Co
163/8
16%
163A
16%
16%
16%
16%
53
53
53%
52%
52%
525/a
523/4
2
2
par
373A
373A
37%
37%
1%
373A
2
373A
1%
37%
20%
*16
16%
52%
2
*85
*96
5
2
*167
99
1
"
52%
2
1%
38
37%
86
20%
20
4,500
99
16%
523/4
2
38%
700
2,700
16,100
4,000
15
preference
10%
11%
10%
11%
10%
11
11
11
11%
2,600
10
common
293/4
30%
29 3A
30%
x29
29%
29
29%
29%
29'A
14,400
50%
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
49%
49%
*49%
50%
545/a
X54 VA
50
5% conv 2nd preferred
El Paso Natural Gas
50
*49
54 3A
56
35
35%
54
10%
70
54%
54
54
53%
54
1,400
35
34%
35
34%
34%
7,400
Oct
15
July 2
12% July 17
38% Jun 16
13% Nov
12
17% Jan 29
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
11% Jun 20
16%
10,000
16% Apr 20
26% Nov
8
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
13'A
13%
13%"
13%
133/a
14%
13%
14 VB
133/4
14
26,300
2
15% Apr 14
26% Dec
3
5
19% Jan
^10
25%
253A
253A
26
26
25%
26%
255/8
26
25%
25%
2,700
9
30% Jun 27
25
29
29%
29%
29%
29 %
94% Apr
20% Jan
293/a
28%
29%
*28%
29%
2,400
2
101% Sep 18
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4%
preferred
100
*97
98
*97
98
5% Feb
6
17% Jan
3
23% Nov 24
62% Jan
2
09 Va Aug
61% Jan
11
16 Va
94
Oct
19 Va Jun
11
29
5'/a Jun 28
16% Jun
29
61% Dec
3
59
6
Jun
For footnotes
Mar 26
tee* v>A<re
76
May
2
22% Jun
6
7% Jun
18
73
Nov
4
24
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office
Erie
RR
5%
Erie ft
3
4
8.50
Bldg
common
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
16%
215/g
163/4
98
22%
X34s/8
16%
*97
21 Vb
1
7
7'A
7%
No par
23
23%
X21%
35
163A
98
22%
7%
22
100
68%
69
*68%
68%
50
*703A
72
*703A
72
!
400
2,100
93
Records
83,600
15
95
Decca
1ft
56
93
Dayton
li3«
10,400
14%
*93
5
!
39%
56
94
14
;
15
15%
95
9% Jan
;
9
57
*93
24% Feb
!
130
800
39
1%
*93
16
3,900
92%
*14
94
22
353%
15
15%
36 Vb
3,000
•
*8%
39%
*56
43
92%
15
1%
1ft
135
353/8
9
95
36 Va
53
.
36
Apr
400
4,100
93%
*93
8
21,200
6%
*93
17% Oct
7%
94%
2.50
1
10%
67%
6%
42%
com
62
10
8%
8
♦24%
20
62
10
X93%
43
preferred
7%
613%
6 3/i
42%
common
;•
29%
No par
common
6%
10
29
188
•175
*61%
61%
9%
188
94%
♦94
100
*175
1
36
4
53% Feb
*82
1,900
33 VB
10
pfd
(The)
14%
643%
1027%
62
preferred series A
convertible
...
94
10
1,100
14 %
95
25% Sep
11% Oct
1,900
26
65
36
27
100
12
253A
26
95
XllVa
123%
*93
Jun
90
43/8
*93
July IB
178
178
'
1%
100
96
2
7,100
43A
100
Jan
10
50'
69%
13A
92% Jan 21
25
69
4,300'
4%
series B
26
37
76%
973%
96%
series A
Feb
Jun~~25
76%
*963%
3.75%
104
41 Va Jun
76%
97%
96%
75%
97%
3.75%
28
30%
76
*96 Va
Preferred
91
8
75 Va
76
Preferred
88
8
1,070
19
85% Jan
7
17'/a Jan
653A
97%
Preferred 4.60% pfd series A—50
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common
7
58% Aug 13
653%
96% Jun
4
100% Feb
Dec
2
65'%
*95%
10
Inc
Davison Chem Corp
Common rights
2
66
28
Jan
26
Dec 28
Jan
1& Dec
49
51
May 15
13% Apr 24
33% Feb 19
14
84 Va Dec
85
15% Mar 11
5%
643A
1
7%
Davega Stores Corp
28
29 Va Jan
Cushman's Sons Inc
Jan
17% Feb
65
1
Cutler-Hammer
3%%
64%
33
common
90
2
2,300
65
14%
A
32
8% Dec
10
19%
176
No par
No par
I
9
46%
19%
66%
common
3
17%Feb
23%
*45 Va
19%
100
preferred
Class
23%
45%
19%*
5
Publishing
Curtlss-Wright
132% Aug 13
43% NOV 25
19
14 V2 July 24
Oct
7
10
24%
45%
19%
33%
common
preferred
Prior
1
Jan
24% Sep
23%
46%
19%
14%
Inc
32 Va Mar
37% Mar
25
26
15
$7
24
*45%
19%
71%
100
100% Mar 16
2
Jun
12% Dec
90
54% Dec
10
7% Apr 24
23% Feb 21
129% Jan
Curtis
29
4,200
23%
46%
24%
47
65%
Cunningham Drug Storea Inc
Jan
5,500!
33%
22
99
24%
96
100
Cuneo
8% Mar 20
20
31
70O
230
24
-
33
pfd
30
Dec
24%
96
certificates
18
Jan
23%
Va
97
100
12% Jan
6% Nov 23
96
noncum
Press
56
2,500
28%
*55 7%
No par
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
4 Va %
preferred
2
*28
56%
5
7%
65% May 26
28
*55'%
97%
of Amer common—2S
6%
18,000
13,900
24%
75%
No par
preferred
93/4
65'
20%
*95%
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
Feb 25
7% Jan
RR
-
19%
31%
Zellerbach Corp common
convertible preferred
6%
28
9%
64
19%
t-
-
*96%
2.50
preferred
Crucible Steel
97%
653/4
77%
2
$4.20 preferred
97% Nov
9%
*45 Va
*93%
(The)
*
64%
'
_1
Wheat Corp
23
97/8
19%
100
America
Crown Cork ft Seal common
1
15% Sep
of
*56
93A
300
19%
24%
*45%
_25
common
of
Cream
B
22
583A
1
preferred
Creameries
66'/a Dec
23
28%
23
Exchange Bank ft Tr Co
19% Jan 28
13
1,800
643%
36% Feb
Mar 20
79%
203%
13
32
793%
64%
22
24% Feb
79 y4
64
31% Jun
19'/2 Mar 29
3,600
79%
20%
12% Oct
106
12%
64
x32% Nov
48% May
99% Jan
18
12
203/4
8
3
18
12%
20 Va
14
57% Oct
18
11%
11%
80
*56
13,900
*17%
113%
80%
*28
Shares
9%
80'A
11%
80
62 Va
Oct
22
26
47% Nov
97
9
'113/4
113A
X93/4
39% Feb
2
33% Dec
7
30
9%
10%
Crane
38'A Jan 25
27 Vs Jan
10% Jan
28% Oct
23
Sep 25
178
Jan
16
2
9
18%
203/4
Coty Internation Corp
73
9%
the Week
♦17%
803A
10
Dec. 5
623/4
2 % Jan
22
1
9
Sales fer
Friday
Dec. 4
61%
__
Apr 15
43/4 Nov 26
25
99 % Apr
65% Feb
1
of Delaware
20
Corning Glass Works common
B
3%% preferred
100
Cum pfd 3 Va % series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common_25
7% preferred
100
Coty Inc
1
87% Jan
Monday, December 8, 1952
Thursday
10%
Corn
9
99% Apr
5
18 V.
*173/4
11%
Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
6
Convertible pref 5% series
80
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
1
223/, Mar 21
16
9%
9
9%
173/4
••
Dec. 3
80
Copper
14
Jan 23
Jan
4% Nov
166 % May 17
18
69% Jan
23
6 6'/a Nov
July 16
x91% Dec
x66
63
2
10
8%
Wednesday
Dec. 2
20%
Oil
Continental Steel
29% Jan
22
17% Jun
19
Sep
Tuesday
B
Continental
25
28 VB Jan
2
60
5
.
CMffiwtf—Pap 4
Corp—
—14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp eommon„_8
$3 prior preferred
No par
3
Feb
*
Monday
173/4
B
Continental Motors
28
10'A Nov
11% Jan
32
x53% Dec
49
,
Dec. 1
183/4 Jun
2
2
July
July
,
Far
10% Jan
2
7% July
STOCK
17
68% Apr
IS
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGK
Highest
7% Nov
3
Aug 16
10
64 % Nov
22
Oct
13
21
Jun
12% Jan
48 %
Lowest
Highest
Jun
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
1961
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
34%
16%
*97
163/4
98
16%
*97
165/a
16 3/8
22%
6,500
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
6,100
24,200
69
69'A
69 VA
69
69 Va
600
72
*703A
21%
69
*70 3A
22%
22%
22%
72
22%
*703A
72
|
Volume i76
-Number 5175
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-
-
(2175)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Bang* far Frertoaa
Tear
STOCKS
1961
Lowest
Range Slnee Jan.
Lowest
Highest
8% May
5% July 27
18% Apr
13% July 11
3
1
NEW
Highest
5% May
10% Nov
13
YORK
7% Dec
6
15 V. Mar
STOCK
,
-
Monday
Par
Eureka Williams Corp
\
11% Jun
28
16
Apr
6
11
Jan
22
13% Oct
Eversharp Inc
Jun
25
53
Dec
14
44
May 17
55% Dec
Ex-Cell-O
2% Dec
31
4% Feb
28
2
5
3% Feb
HIGH SALE
'■'7
12
the Week
Dec. 5
Shares
-
3
54%
55
2'A
2 >/8
-
7Vs
12'A
12 Vs
12%
».
7%
12 Vs
123/4
12%
123/4'
54%
-12%
.
Friday
Dec. 4
6%
12%
.
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 3
12 Vs
•
12%
PRIDES
Wednesday
Dec. 2
2.50
Corp
Exchange Buffet Corp
15
6%
6
Tuesday
Dec. 1
,
_8
Evans Products Co
37
Continued—Page 5
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
1
Dec
„
<
"
19
55'A
54%
55%
*2 Vs
2%
*2 'A
2%
■'
<
-
7%
7%
7%'
'
7 Va
7%
121/4
12 V.
12'/s
12 Vs
1,000
12%
12%
12%
123A
3,600
55
55 Vs
X54%
55
1,700
*2'/s
21/2
2
6,100
2 Vs
700
;•
|
1
J
26% Dec
27
27% Dec
28
21% Oct
7
21% July 20
12% July 30
13% Jan
9
F
27% Jan
3
12
7% Nov
12
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp_l
5
20% Sep
29
23% Jan
11
Fajardo Sugar Co
3
16 % Jan
29
Falstaff Brewing Corp
19 Vs Jun
4
Family
57% Dec
3
5% preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
3
15% Jan
2
61% Dec
9
28
16
Dec
5
59
Dec
5
2
82% Oct
28% Nov 19
48% Feb 19
31
8% Feb
5
29
12% Feb
29% Mar 2'.
12
t% May
56
1
106
14
13% Jan
17% Jan
65
64% Feb
30
Dec
12
100
45
Oct
3
16% Jan
7
38% Apr
2
83 % Nov 20
73'
68% Mar
Sep 28
10% Nov 21
40% Aug 16
14% Apr 13
35
25
Jan
2
33% Oct
Dec
3
106% Feb
Dec
19
17% Jan
2
Nov
107
1
101% Aug
17% Mar
7
3
24
Nov
Jun
28
10
25% Jan
31
Jan
12
13% Jun
3
16% Oct
2
25% Feb
13
14% Oct
16
23% Jan
30
19% Mar 30
26% Oct
6
19% Apr 18
24% Dec
92% Jan 10
98
26% Dec
17
90 % Dec
26
100
Feb
27
33% Apr
2
64
Dec
14
38% Oct
29
110% Dec
14
95% Oct
10
90% Jan
2
Jan
19
114
1
12 % Nov
25
19
10% Jan
9
; 24% Nov
16%
NoV
24
10
Jun
29
24% May 11
13% Feb
9
,35% Nov 29
14
July 10
49% Sep 27
17% Oct
3
35% May 20
14 % Nov
17
30% Jan
2
22% Apr
4
95
I
75
,
26
Dec
3
Feb
13% Sep
14%
14
5,600
600
26%
26%
27
4,300
14%
14%
15Va
15Vs
153/s
15%
16
44,500
55
56
56
56%
57
58
6%
65/s
59%
59%
273/s
27
6%
61/2
6%
59
59
57Vs
27
58%
6 V2
6'A
*57
1,700
61/2
5,500
59
800
,
26 Vs
26 Vs
26%
26%
26
26%
25%
253A
253/4
26
1,100
5
43%
44%
43%
44 »/4
44 Vs
44%
44
44%
433/4
44%
4,700
104 V.
104 '/a
104Vs
105
105
1043/s
105
104%
105
105V4
150
12
12 Vs
11%
12Vs
11%
12 Vs
11%
11%
2,200
27
271/4
26%
27Vs
26%
26%
263/4
27Vs
5,200
10
82'A
82%
82%
82'A
82
82%
811/2
82
81%
81%
1,900
71'A
72%
72%
72%
72
72%
71%
72
693/4
70%
4,400
105%
105
N
Y
*105
Stove
46 V2
46%
46%
46%
45%
453A
600
11%
11%
11%
IIV2
113A
*11%
11%
2,700
28
28%
28%
28%
28'/s
28%
28 Vs
28 vs
28Va
28%
4,900
*98
99%
*98
99%
98
98
*97
99
♦97
98
22%
22%
22
22%
22%
223/s
22
22
*21%
22%
7%
23%
24
X23%
23%
No par
No par
x33%
common
15
10
Fruebauf Trailer
84 % Mar 20
:
*•
43
33%
33%
15%
15%
15%
*98
17'A
17
17Va
16%
16%
163/4
163/4
2,700
24
24Vs
24
2 4'A
24
98
98
99%
*98
43%
43%
43Vs
43%
42
101%
101'A
IOIV4
101%
103
*98
24'A
233/4
99%
Vs
*98
103
98
*98
983A
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
13 Vs
13
13
<
13
13
*123/4
123/a
12%
12%
V
12 %
12%
19'A
13
-
23%
100
v
10,200
'.j
102%
190
1
98
98
193/4 "
19 Vs
19%
13
13
13
12%
12%
4,100
99%
42%
1021/4
i
98
*98
5,600
42 Vs
423A
98%
983/4
.-12%
12%
12%
•
80
3,300
40%
." 40%
1,100
10% Mar 21
7% Jun
6% Aug 20
19% Oct 21
13
9% Feb
36
*15
9
May 29
17% July 19
21% Jan
26% Oct
15
26% Oct
10
18
Jan
3
Jun
28
6% Jan
'31
Jan
12
8% May
10
23% Jan
2
-
100
41%
40%
40%
40%
3,200
};
143/4
143/4
*14%
143/4
14%
14%
*14%
14 7 a
14%
14%
300
f
25
24%
24%
243/4
24%
243A
24%
24%
24%
6,100
77
76%
76%
*76%
76%
-
-
<76%
41
*76%
22% Feb
9
58% Feb
2
12
5
'
•
33% Dec
Jan
29
8% July
72% Jan
6
22
11
Apr
149
Nov
162
2
2
74
26 % Jun
29
34% Feb
26
x29
15% Jun
29
17% Jan
8
16
Apr 26
115
4
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
40%
40%
77
Feb
28
14
8
79
May
10
32
Jan
$8
40%
77
40
6
♦76%
42
Nov
45
Dec
3,100
54% Feb
20
70% Nov
91
Dec
7% Nov
63% Oct
X118
5
8
Dec
18
2
90
Jan
3
105
Jan
11% Mar
6
13
a
65% Jan
26
109% Deo
Apr
7 % Jan
1
128
6% JUai
8
118
Jan
105
3
50
Nov
29
126% Jan
94
Dec
5
105% Jan
18
May 22
21% Feb
6
31% July 30
17% May 19
40% Jan
10
2
Jun
54
22
Jun
Dec
July
4
10
2
119% Jan
*94% Jan
3
20
125
50
8
25
Jan
12
114
9% Jan
17
Jan
Sep
122
30
9
Sep
17
17%
17'A
17'A
3,000
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10,800
45
69%
70
Co
No par
Corp____
Corp
Corp
16
75
14
14 % Nov
Aug 15
10
33
Sep 21
30 % Jan
100
Mar 20
24% Jan
91% Dec
2
6
16% July 2
86% Dec 21
18% July 3
27% Jan
22% Feb
20
120
16
"
9% Jan 31
Jan
3
16% Nov
23
24% Feb
10
66% Sep
18
140
Dec
50
Mar 14
2% Jan
Oct
6
40
Feb
8
104
17% Feb
19
45
55% Feb
56 %
57%
57%
58
57%
57%
573/4
58'A
2,600
123%
X123'A
123 Vs
117
*114
118
J
100
Corp common
123%
100
5
*111
2
51
4% Feb
May
5
Jan
3
9
28% Mar 16
49 V* July
0
10% Jan
21% Jun
43% Mar 17
29
27% Apr 24
88% Dec 17
123%
34
64%
643A
60,700
123%
123%
123%
123%
123%
1,100
98%
98%
22%
23
47%
123%
98%
98%
473/4
.99%
22 %
22%
23
23
47%
47%
*46%
47%
47
47%
22 %
22%
22%
»
22%
22%
22%
i
<
22%
<
98%
23 V.
1,200
47%
473/4
1,300
223A
23 Vs
23'A
33
33'A
*118%
123
3,200
33%
preferred
4%
*118%
123
*118%
123
24% ' 24%
40
40
40'A ..40%
94%
94%
94%
35%
35%
35%
29%
29%
*28%
preferred
Tire
11%... 11%
100
Rubber
&
com___2.50
4%
9,300
18,700
'
100
*101
30%
103%
,
*118%
123
;
11%
Xl0%
24%
.
11%
25
X23%
23%
40%
40%
94%
94%
94%
35%
35%
29
28%
*101
103%
•101
10%
-23%
*120
10%
23%
10%
<23
•
1,400
125
^10'A
3,500
10%,
23'A
11,200
40 %
40
40
94'A
94%
93
94'A
610
35%
35%
>35% ?
35'A
11,300
28%
28%
28%
<•
',.,*40
*101
103%
<
x35'A'
28%
103%-
1,100
29
1,600
*101V 103%.
30%
30%
30%
preferred
100
*85
85%
85
85
*85
86
*85
86
*85
86
preferred
___100
*75
77%
*75
77%
*75
77%
*75
77%
*75
77%
1
15
15%
14%
15'A
1
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
preference—No par
*98
98%
98%
98%
*98%
15%
15'A
15%
15'A
Georgia-Pacific
Gillette (The)
Plywood
Co
common
convertible
Brothers
Co
5
common
preferred—
No par
18
24
Gold Ac Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford
26
900
98'A
*22%
32%
Goodrich
49% Nov 28
108
Sep
Co
100
Inc
(B
10
F)
No par
.»
15%
*81
84
30%
14%
30 %
30%
■
<
15'A
15'A
82%
81
33%
98%
200
15'A
15%
18,200
23
x21%
"21%
21%
21%
21%
2134'
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
77/8
140
7%
*135
16%
16%
74
75
7%
140
7%
*135
7%
7%
140
81
*81
34%
<
.
16 %
16
16
16
73%
723/4
73%
72'A
100
82'A
21%
1,900
34%
35%
9,100
7%
8,100
7%
135
50
135
16
723/4
16'A
2,000
71%
' 16 Vs
16
x73
'■
*21%
7%
135
135
4,000
'
22%
7%
11.900
98%
34%
*135
10
15
*33%
*81
*81
10,700
15%
*98%
15%
303/8
99
3 3'A
33%
99
14%
33%
14%
15%
30'A
"30%
84
Common
No par
48%
49%
48%
$6
15
10% Jan
4
57 % Jan
8
No par
*106%
107'A
107 %
107%
No par
7%
7%
7%
7%
24
4
54%
preferred
Gotham
Hosiery
Gould-National
Batteries
Inc
2
Oct
23
3% Feb
8
6% Jun
2
9% Feb
15
27% Oct
30
18% Oct
24
24% Jan <30
9
104% Jan 30
.
Oct
9
14
18% Feb
0
11% Mar 17
38
Feb
2
31% May
8
2
■
33
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S
May 26
Union
Grand
Granite
5%%
Co
72
6,400
33% Jan
91
99
May 26
18
Aug 14
Sep 26
Grayson-Robinson
Nov
Jan
2
Grant
,
(W T)
3%%
Co
16% Sep
26
13% Jan
14
46% Feb 27
56% Aug 13
17
19% Mar
Great
139
154
.
Jan
30
82
Jan
22
44% Oct
9
Feb
6
36
10% Jan
2
12% Jan
Aug 30
102% Mar
For footnotes
see
3
6
page 26.
July
9
16%
Nov
19
149
61% Oct
31
67% July
41% Jan
36
Mar 28
28
4
Jun 27
T%
conv
Stores
Green
(H
26% Jan
22
13
Nov
28
x93% Sep
4
96% Apr
7
Greenfield Tap
Vs
55
1,300
55
55
800
2
2 Vs
2
2 Vs
2
2
15,600
7%
*7
7 Vs
7
7
7
7
1,400
29%
.29%
29%
29 Vs
12.50
20 %
20%
20'A
20%
X19%
19%
99'A
99'A
98%
98%
*97
99
5
32%
32'A
32%
32%
*32
32%
*95%
96
95
95
*95
96
10
19%
19%
*97
98 3,4
33
33 Vs
*95
96
28%
19%
*97
33Va
*95
28%
2,900
19V2
8,500
981/2
33 Vs
1,900
10
4.900
17
17
17
17
17
16%
17
*36
37
*36
37
37
37%
37%
37%
15%
16%
xl4%
53%
17%
54%
17%
53%
17%
138%
38%
<Ss Die Corp—No par
140
64%-
140
*63%
14%
14
53%
17%
17%
14
140
65
139
*63%
140
65
38%
39%
39%
39
39%
21%
21%
*20%
21%
*20
20%
12%
95%
13
-
14 J/4
14
14'A
11,100
54i/2
53%
54%
18,000
17%
54 V4
17%
260
53%
14%
54
300
96
xl6%
1
Inc
29
29
29%
17%
17
*36
i
29'A
37
1
No par
com
*62%
173/4
xl7'A
17%
5,900
140
139%
*
64 'A
65
39
391/4
*20
*
*138
*641/4
390
140
65
'
39
39
203/4
20'A
20'A
200
12%
xl2%
12%
IS,200
*94
96
4,900
(The)—
Common
•"4%*
*54
12,100
2%
100
Greyhound Corp
600
7Vs
2
Ore Prop—No par
Ry 6% pfd
No par
Sugar com—No par
preferred
100
8
2
55%
..100
Bay Ac Western RR
10
55
100
Green
11% Jan
48%
107%
7
7
common
2
19% Nov
48%
r<"i
7%
common
preferred.
Co
7'A
H 061/4
49%
107 %
7 Vs
7%
2 %"
Western
L)
48%
*106%
49 %
107
6%
Gt Northern
4
$2.25
7%
2 %
Gt Northern Iron
57% Feb
38
55
48 3A
107
_5
preferred
22% Jan
-
55
49
No par
P
preferred
27% Feb 21
2
&
(The)
City Steel
cum
6
28
55
,
103% Feb
2
123%
98
22%
100
65 %
32%
29
28
123%
98
22%
-420
64%
64%
19
45% Jun
Dec
,64%
33%
Xl8% Dec
91
64%
32%
2
'22
*113
33"%
29
<85% May 24
123%
64%
98
~
123%
123%
117
*33%
Jun
29
64%
123%
*113
27
31% Aug
13% Jan
73% Jun
123%
115
4%
Gleaner Harvester Corp__
2.50
Glldden Co (The) common—No par
Goebel Brewing Co
1
x92% Sep
i
123 %
115
26%
18% May 22
6% Nov 17
Aug 16
6
138% Jun
123%
115
64%
series—__No par
'
6% July 10
29% Nov 21
12
1,100
55%
3%%
1
6,100
55%
4%%
24
2,500
95
12,500
—No par
75 % Nov
20
<94%
4%
$4.50
Nov
■
27%
8
8% Jan
95%
4%
$5
138
*94%
94%
/69%
26%
Glmbel
8
94%
95%
*94%
.<<;
-
4%
28
124% May 24
15% Oct 27
523/4
'
27%
30
109
13
9% Dec
1
'52 Vi
52%
4%
25
Dec
52%
52
-
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
40% Nov 26
104
Mar
,
10%
51%
52%
i
26%
99% Oct
7 % Sep
19
42% Jan
•
.,.
-'-10%
10%
10%
preferred
$3.75
95
t-'
10%-
10%
:
4%
18% Jun
23
18,100
69%
10%
70
10%
•;
27%
34% Sep
42% Jan
70
69%
69%
10%M -,i; : 10%
52%
52%
27
9
Apr 15
32% Oct 27
12,300
1,100
4%
5
18
48% Sep 26
190
41'A
45
27%
4%%
Mar 10
Jan
*44
4%
General
Apr
x86
40%
41%
45
26%
23% Jan
4
123
122
123
41%
*44
10c
18
Dec
123
124%
<
No par
common
preferred
77% Feb
81
*123
10 V4
preferred
93% Apr 22
14% Nov 14
0
94% Jan 30
2
7% Nov
24% Feb
124%
2,500
10%"
102% Jan
Apr
*123
140
300
18'A
10%
26
Jan
77
32
18'A
95%*
~
52,-,.
General Time Corp common__No par
26
76%
*31%
18%
10%
35% Jan
92
76%
31%
18%
10'A
3
10
76%
31%
18%
10%
28% Jun
27
77
31%
18
10
35% Dec
Dec
*76
*31 %
18
*10%
2
17% Jan
76%
31%
100
10%
29% Jan
72
154
18
Gen Steel
Dec
89
*151%
76%
General Realty Ac Utilities.
10c
General Refractories
__——No par
General Shoe Corp.™
1
31
12%
154
1
6
3
*12%
31%
!
*■*
70%
10%
No par
:
convertible
69%
No par
com
preferred
'"
—1
Sep
Jan
60%
61
'
Electric
32
Jan
.
41%
2
24% Oct 15
*151%
40%
Castings $6 pfd___Nopar
General Telephone Corp
20
81
153
44
Jan
100
12%
40%
27
18
61
13
44%
40 % Dec
Jan
61
12%
40%
104% Jan
98% Jan 30
60%
13
44
3
31
61
41%
25
81% Dec
60%
xl2%
44
21
20
2,000
17%
Jun
Oct
1,600
12%
17
3b % Feb
40
100
61
153
92
105
104
17
20% Jun
24
104
151
29
29
105 %
17
Jan
33 % Jun
*104%
xl5l
Jan~17
101% Apr
105'A *
17%
119
25
*104%
152%
28
39%
3,800
124%
6%
3
100
29%
General Public Utilities Corp
5
General Railway Signal com No par
11% 8ep
5,300
.
17%
Dec
May 15
•
6,000
63A
35 %>
152%
101
34
6%
*34%
13
50
General Public Service
1
35% Nov 24
10
8% Jan
t'
27% Dec
3
*34
29%
40%
Preferred
24
32%
6%
35%
6%
1
61%
General Outdoor Advertising-No par
General Portland Cement Co_
1
General Precision Eqp Corp—No par
24% Aug 29
4% Nov 28
3% Feb 20
20% Jan
Nov
'32%
32%
'
,
29% 129%
44
$5
1,300
29% ;
123
General Motors
31
23%
29%
100
General Mills
24% Aug 15
23%
12"%
100
com
preferred
"General Instrument
Sep 30
100 % Jan
2
16% May 14
31
28% Oct
Jan
3,400
23%*
33%
4,400
18%
$3.50
4
34% Feb 20
23
130
65% Dec
21%
26%
31 %
5%
21
26 Vs
77
General
4
400
21 %
26%
,18
3%#
Jan
36 %
26%
*76
General Foods
Jan 12
36%
No par
2nd preferred
General Finance
-
4,300
36%
7%<
26%
*31%
125% July 28
11
10
4
*
No par
1%
3
19
6%
36
,
9,700
73/s
'
"
5
conv
116
21
Feb
2
8
60
2
Feb
21% Dec
29
115
May
27% Aug 31
27
2
10% Dec
Apr 18
Jan
Nov
105
'
32%
6%
*34
General Dynamics Corp common__3
Preferred ($2 cum conv)__Nopar
1
96% May 22
52% Oct 20
4
46
3
53
5
Feb
119
16% Jan
10% 8ep
4
123% Oct
31%
6%
35%
18%
7%
7 %
36%
<
No par
i%
18
41
*34
-
'18 %
<
61
Corp
4%
3
124% Dec
9
*104%
6%
-
6
18%-;
23%
.
5
Cable Corp com
1st preferred
General Cigar Co Inc
28
14
6%
6%
:
20%
.
5
General
9
24% Jan 16
100-
preferred
General Bronze
26
37% Jan
com__i
$4.50 preferred
14
18% Nov
Investors
General Amer Transportation
General Baking Co common
18% Aug 14
11% Nov 28
18
17
31%
32%
com
6
18%
»
;
7% r
23%
105%
159
12
18
31%
32
2
Inc
convertible
-
6% 1'.
18%/
23%
*104%
28
20
16
24
24%
29%
Nov
Oct
23%
24%
.
29%
26
8
20 %
29%
27% Oct
63% Sep
20%
19% "
29'A
4% %
27
13
48% Jan
20
19%
5
General American
Jun
41% Jan
4
19%
No par
26%
29
19
36% ; t
26%
29
18
36%
36%*
25%
30
6% Jan
36%
*36%
26
Jan
39% Nov
,
*36%
50
convertible
25%
17% Jun
: 49% Jan
7%
•
35%;
61% Nov
% May 25
Jan
18%
7%
6
6%
34% Jun
125
18%
7%
35%
105% Oct
13
Jan
Jun
6%
18%
7%
1
3
17
9% Jun
6%
18%
7%
31
15% Feb 27
11% Sep IS
80
Mar 7
6%
18
5
preferred
50
Gaylord Container Corp
1.66%
9
July
51 % Jan
6
6
"1
33% Jun 25
15
26% Feb 21
102
26
commoncommon
preferred
Gamewell Co (The)
Gardner-Denver Co
22
May 4
19% Mar 19
5
15% Jun
Apr
„
%%
4
8% Jan
41% Jan
1
(Robert)
Qamble-Skogmo Inc
5
5
24% Oct
7
107% Mar
2
5% Sep 18
32% Nov 17
(The)
Oalr Co Inc
8
25VsJ-n
Gabriel Co
•
8
39% Sep
21% Dec
Apr 16
18
May 15
22% May 20
8
31% Dec
10% Jan
111
8% Jan
'
102% July
48 % July
149
36
40% Aug 24
36% Aug 30
25
20% Jan
9
4
19% Jan 23
6% May 15
S
20
40% Oct
8% Jan
May 15
preferred—-
,
-3
100
|<
24%
-
1
G
8% Nov 20
11% Mar 29
:
1,000
'
_10
,
2,400
17Vs
101%
19%
:
23%
34
15%
44
101'A
1
preferred
23V4
33%
16
.98
r
10
_
23Vs
33%
15V2
•
100
common
23Vs
33%
15%
24%
24
*97%
100
Co.,.—
Co
23%
33%
17%
No par
_„1
Sugar Co
Franklin stores Corp__
23%
33%
16
17
1
of '51
ser
50
1,100
10,200
*15%
33%
15%
10
Inc
i
230
105%
47%
11%
1
pfd
Freeport Sulphur
Proedtert Corp
105
47%
11%
Machinery Ac Chem Corp
18% May 21
106
*105
105%
.
46%
11%
Corp
cum
105
46%
5
Co
Steel
106
No par
rrttucisco
Aug 11
i
900
18%
56%
17%
*55
12 Ve
27 y»
10
75% Jan
30
Jan
*14%
18%
57Vs
_100
3%* convertible preferred
3%% preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
18
46
xl8'A
x561/2
27%
$4.20 dlv
1
Feb
15%
19%
57%
12 Vs
Food
98% Nov 26
24% July
1,300
27
Food Fair Stores
29
17% Nov 17
10,600
1
Follansbee
28
Jan
7'A
21%
5
Apr 25
56% Jan
16
102
87% Nov 30
34% Nov
25
6%
59
7
x5
common
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light Co
Florsheim Shoe class A
3
18% Jan
6%
4,500
55
143/4
59
*14%
19
57%
271/4
24%
*21
21
19
*54%
2
143/4
24'/a
7»A
21
57%
26%
14%
54%
As
Florence
28
13% Dec
27%
14%
143/4
24%
7 Vs
71/4
21
21
14%
18%
♦57 Vs
541/4
Fllntkote Co (The) common__No
par
(4 preferred
No par
7
24% Sep
2
27%
2
First National Stores
Firth (The) Carpet Co
32% Mar 20
Mav 20
143/4
18%
7»/s
21%
24 Vs
243/s
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50
4%% preferred
100
2
July
15
57
24Vb
7%
7V4
1
Corp
Tarrant Mfg Co
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
Apr 23
12
19% May
Aug 21
Felt
28
47% Dec
96
28% Mar 21
19 %
19
9% May 17
27% Sep 18
20
21
1
12
Sep 25
34% Mar 13
15
92
3
May
Jan
106
243/8
*21
50
A
Ferro
50
9
Fawick
7%
18%
No par
24 Vs
21%
57
50
common
ser
Federated Dept Stores
4%% preferred
3
104
Apr
pfd
cum
7%
15
1
common
Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp new
11% Nov
4
70% Dec 31
"
conv
Federal
25% Nov
Jan
107% Mar 17
94
Corp
24%
21 Vs
1
hycteral
26
18
78
19
21
e
X38% Aug 29
21
Oct
2
3
54% Nov 20
103
R*
76% July 21
26% Oct 24
37% Feb 21
4
Apr
6% Dec
28
Finance
24'A
20
Fedders-Qulgan Corp
Jan
2
3
Jan
5
Jan
Apr
25% Nov
38% Oct
No par
12% Jan
16% Dec
2
100
Co
2
26
50% Jan
&
19
28
Nov
Morse
17% Feb
23% Oct
11% Jun
Fairbanks
26% Feb
53% Nov
46 % Dec
1
29
Sep
95%
12%
13
*95%
96
12%
*95
12%
..123/4
96%
*95
.—96%
.......
10
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, December
(2176)
c—6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
for
Range
Year
Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
23 'A Apr
25
7% Nov 12
19 % Jun
29
277/a Jan
9
10 Va Jan
25
14'A Jun
11
21'A Jan
10
33% Oct
59% July
2
68% Feb
44
1
58% Sep
13
23% Jan
17
21
Feb
14
97% Jan
3
14
98% Jan
2
Jun
20'A May 23
99
5
Dec
97
Dec
27
104
Feb
110
Par
EXCHANGE
1
Feb
20
37% Jun
18
Feb
27
77
Nov
23
$5
58% Jan 25
Gulf
28% Dec
Gulf States Utilities Co
Mar 26
com_No par
8
36%
No par
25
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
*77%
49%
preferred
Oil
Corp
37
78
49%
*48%
"When issued"
1
100
100
100
*104%
75%
50%
28%
*101
103
*105
106
*104% 105%
the Week
Friday
Shares
Dec. 5
25%
8_
35*8
74%
50
25%
8%
36
*75
49%
76
50%
11,200
25%
8 8
36
2,200
7,000
1,500
76
23,700
50^;
*50% 50%
27% 28
*101
103
*49%
50%
27%
28'%
*101
103
*105
106
*104% 105%
*50%
51
28'%
28%
*101
1,03
*105
106
*104% 105'%
51%
28%
28%
103
105%
105%
*101
105
8%
36%
25'A
8
35%
25%
8%
36%
75
51
25'A
-'8
35%
75
50%
25%
*50%
49%
28%
com_No par
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$4.20 dividend
May 7
106% May 20
103
25%
8
x36
x74%
48%
26%
8%
25%
Guantanamo Sugar—
25
46% Oct 16
1
Grumman Aircraft Corp
31% July 15
13 >A Mar 21
63
9
Monday
Dee. 1
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
1951
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Dec. 2
Dec. 3
Dec. 1
STOCKS
6,800
~30
"}05,,
*104'A 10a%
H
33% Sep
24
Hackensack
19
54% Jun
27
Halliburton Oil
17% Jan
3
18% July 16
81
Feb 19
Hamilton
17% Sep
Hammermill
30% Mar 26
30'/a Feb
28
33 % Oct
9
30% Jan
19
50'A Nov
29
15% Apr
4
1
15% May 26
12'% Dec
31
15% Mar 14
11% May 29
73'% Jan
11
84
19% Dec
2
Oct
Feb
44
May 26
68
Nov
xl4
Dec" To
101
22 %
23
26% Oct
23
139% Oct
2
142
2
30
Jan
5
21% Oct
23
26
18
8
Mar
5
5% Oct
29
6% Jan
4
Hat
30
36% Mar
1
26
preferred
Hayes Industries Inc
Hayes Mfg Corp
-50
1
2
H%
7%
30
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Co
5
15
20%
29%
8% Oct
27% Jan
6
12
97
Mar
8
80
41% July 13
22% Dec
22
Feb
27
29 % May 12
93 % Mar
4
30
34% Apr
26
1
24
17
Oct
29
Feb
15
66% Oct
31
79
127% Mar 15
37% Nov
3
44% Mar 12
14
4
18
21% Apr
21
18% Jan
Sep
5
Nov
3
1
40% Feb
9
Dec
16
23% Feb
2
20% Jan
15
28% May
106'A Jan 31
20
6% Apr
19% Jun
8
13
Oct
9% May 20
Mar
14
17% July
Oct
37
Nov
Mar 29
54
28% Sep
26% Aug
6
69
Nov
16
86% Jan
6
31
104
Nov
6
106% Dec
11
12% July 18
18% Mar 29
17% Feb
10
Nov
2
15
20
Dec
20
23
13
Aug 29
120% Feb
21
37% May 21
Jan
32% Jan
4%%
May
7
Nov
Hecht
2
90
1
common
3
Co
common
preferred
x78% Mar
5
Hercules Powder common
No par
No par
125
9
preferred
—100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4'A% prefeiTed series A
50
34
100
Heinz
Helme
2
38% Sep
42'A Feb
W)
(G
'7%
3
common
non-cum
Hercules Motors
21% Mar 31
May
(H J) Co commonpreferred
3.65%
May 20
24% Dec
—.
5%
7
15
53%
*52%
Hewitt-Robins
5
23%
24
*24
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
16%
71'A
16%
71%
16%
71%
86
15'A
87%
15'A
22%
9%
20%
86%
22'A
9%
20%
14% Oct
31
70
Apr
24
86
Nov
17
14% Jan
18
21
May 12
19% Oct
3
Jan
preferred series A
100
(conv)—No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
5
Hinde & Dliuch Paper Co.
10
Hires Co (Charles E)
-1
Holland Furnace Co
5
26
107% Jan
14
74
3%%
$4% cum 2nd pfd
16% Mar 5
22
Sep 25
11% Mar 31
22% Apr
18
9
7
Sep
30
11% Jan
4
Hollander
8
16
Oct
29
20'A Apr
1
Holly Sugar Corp common
26% Oct
31
28% Jan
23
x26% Jan
4
29% Mar 21
33% Dec
3
42% Feb
19
33a/» Jan
2
39
19
44% Oct
23
27
5%
7
Honolulu
63% Jun
50% Sep
30
29
94% Jan
2
29
15% Feb
17
12% Oct
24
14% Nov
19
20
37% Oct
16
32 %
Mar 21
35% Jan
18
24
11% Jun
30'% Jan
30% Jan
20
42% Dec
84
23
99% Mar
90
Dec
5
17
Jun
22
102% May
30
49
Aug
Nov
3
96
$2.25
107% Jan
18
94
Jan
11
20% Apr
24
18% Apr
19
8
25% Dec
Mar 25
preferred—
preferred
^
4%
4
17% Dec
29
5 Vb
12
Oct
1
21'A Jan
75
10
July 18
Oct
9
Jan
2
58% Oct
30
16% Nov
28
Apr 14
19% July 28
18% Nov
54% Apr
13
25'A Aug
Howe
3% May 15
4
5
9% Apr
28
12
Oct
3
52% Apr
17
Jan
12% Nov
5%
66% July 31
1
Hudson
common—100
Min & Sm Ltd—No par
26
12% Feb
4
17'A Dec
28% Feb
14
16% Jun
16
20% Jan
7
4% Jan
19
Jan
8
4% Sep
22
Hupp Corp
23% Oct
6
18
28
Hussman Refrigerator
33% May 15
51% Nov 24
39% Jan
9
36
75'A Feb
6
5 4'A Jan
107% Mar
8
95
May
1
3
24% Nov
Hunt
Foods
Inci
93
Nov
20
32y8 Mar 15
39% Nov
45
52
Nov
1
8% Nov
23
28% Feb
6
6% Dec
Dec
2
17
108% Dec
4
6%
Illinois
7
41% Dec
x47% Jan
8
15
53
4
39% Sep
25
8'A Jan
30
64'A Aug
5
4% Oct
1
30
16
52
Oct
23
81
Feb
20
155% Jan
28
41'A Oct
22
29'A Oct
8
26
2% Jun
15Vb Jun
28
25
30 % Jun
29
159 % Jun
26
15
6
29% May
9
101% Feb 23
25
199% Jun
Jan
5'A Jan
20 % Feb
231
3
2
Sep
10
37% Feb
14
179
Jan
31
10% Jan
2
18% Dec
27
25 % Jan
10
44 % Oct
8
87 % Aug
3
Jun
15
96'A Jan
31
25
5'A Jan
31% May 24
14
Industria
6%
19
13
;
Insuranshares
Ctfs
18% May
1
23 'A Jan
3
:
Interchemical
Corp
3
Sep
9
15% Jun
16
186
Apr 22
29% Oct 22
160'A Jan
2
4% Nov
18
172
4%%
i
Interlake
.Infl
23
Int'l
Apr >23
1
94
3
42% Oct
8
40% May
1
48'A Jan
130% Jan
4
9'A Oct
27
137'A Aug
14% Jan
1
54% Dec
133% Nov
27
15% Oct
3
56% Jan
96'A Dec
6
109
42% May
Feb
97% Jan
3
5% Jan
21
May 15
3% Mar
105
.
/
4%
6
International Packers Limited
International
Apr
16
9
68
Oct
9
39
49% Dec
45
May 29
57
Jan
14
International
4 4'A Feb
36% May 16
40
Aug 15
International
73
20 % Jan
47
May
36% Oct
8
27% Sep
Oct
22
34
10
May 19
15
Sep
Feb
24'A Jan
20
8
30% May 19
27%~JuIy ~5
8% Nov
26
30% Nov
8
35'A
Jan~31
8% Dec
1
Nov
13
8% Jan
2
26
61% Feb
$4
2
4
Sep
$1.40
conv
Power
*96%
98
*96%
98
24%
x23%
24'A
*23%
23%
38%
x37%
37%
19%
19%
19%
1,200
19%
9,300
71
125
72
70%
71%
125
124'A
124%
60
40%
40%
1,300
200
40%
41
40%
52%
52%
52%
*52%
53'A
*24
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
2,000
16
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
9,900
-
*71%
71%
*71'A
*71'A
72
40
72
680
*86
15%
86%
86
86
86
86
15%
15%
15'A
15'A
15%
22%
9%
20%
22%
22%
22%
*21%
22%
.
3,500
400
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,500
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
6,100
*28%
29%
*7%
7%
500
17'A
8
17%
17%
1.500
28%
600
28%
29
37%
49
38%
38%
38 %
38
38%
14,900
49','2
49%
50
49%
49%
12,300
59%
59%
59'A
60
60
62
*97%
99%
*97%
99%
J3%
10 'A
33%
33 %
.
2,100
99%
*97%
13
13
1,900
34
34
1,100
*48
49
*48
49
500
91
91
*91
92 %
*97
98
98
98
25%
25%
25 3A
25%
25%
6,000
66
65%
66%
66
67
3,500
17
*16%
33%
33%
*48
*91
*97
25%
65%
*16%
92%
17
16%
16%
800
20%
4'%
20%
4'%
20%
19%
20'A
19%
19%
17,900
4'A
4%
4%
4%
4%
1,300
10'A
57%
*93A
57
10%
*9%
10
10
10
200
57
57
57%
57
57
3,600
163A
17%
16%
17%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17'A
26,000
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
2,100
4%
23%
4'%
23'%
4%
4%
4%
23 %
23%
98
;;
23%
44%
7%
39
43%
132
133
40'A
91
2%
43%
132
104%
9%
61%
52
39'A
10%
537A
104%
9%
62%
52
39%
10%
10%
53
64
53%
39'A
82%
*106% 108%
41
41%
*49
49'A
*50% 52
*53'A
54%
7%
.7%
'
38%
38%
.
44%
45
81
82
108% 108%
41'A 41%
49'A 49'A
*50% 52
*53% 54%
7%
7%
38% 39
44%
44%
81%
83
.
.
„
5%
5%
*5%
59%
91
*160% 162%
44% 45
25
25
59
91
20
40
4
4
'A
9,100
*23'A
23%
1,100
44%
80%
44%
81%
1,600
7,000
108% 108%
41'A 41%
49
49%
*50% 52
*53% 54%
500
3,300
100
.
.
14%
*14
21'A
21%
90
90
4
4'A
16%
16%
229
229%.'
32%
33%
167
167%
23%
23%
40
40
*90
91
2%
*2%
43'A
43%
133
*132
10%
10%
54
103%
54%
103%
*9'A
10
60%
54
39%
60%
*51%
38%
5
e
32'A 32%
168'A 168%
23% 23%
39%
39%
*90
91
2%
2%
43
43%
*132'A 133
10%
10%
132'A
132'A
10'A
10%
11,900
54%
54%
103% 103%
9'A
9'A
59% 60%
53% 53%
38% 38%
54%
*102%
9
54%
103%
25,400
400
800
28'A
27'A
28
27%
28
27'A
24%
24%
24'A
24'A
24
24%
1
39
Feb
5
26% Nov
12
39% Feb
5
139
Feb
7
126% Oct
22
141'A Jan
13
5% Jan
19
No par
50c
28%
29
1
129'A
130
28%
*128
29'A
130
28'A
27%
24%
29%
29
129
-
28%
*129
129
9
60
58
*53
38%
491/,
,
54%
38%
491/3
*34'A
20%
30%
24'A
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
-
100
1,800
13,000
2.9%
10%
29
27%
Intertype Corp.—
J
168
168
23%
23%
4,300
2,000
20,700
450
6,900
4,500
29'A
10'A
29
27%
17
4,600
130
4,100
91%
2%
43'A
10'A
30
14%
39'A
10%
29
2.400
3,500
20
5,800
6,500
39'A
*89
2'A
43
10%
28'A Sep
1,800
300
.
22'A
90%
3%
3%
16% 16%
229 .229%
32% 32%
4
16% 16%
229% 229%
49:%
10%
100
6,000
22
90
35%
20%
30%
33%
25% Jan
common
*14
3%
49'A
50
—
8'A
39
39'8
5A
5%
59% 59%
90% 91%
*161
162
437A 44
25
25'A
59
60
91
91
*160% 162
,
44'A 44% '
25% 25'A
*14
14%
21% 22 A
90% 90%
*34%
20%
30%
33%
3.50
preferred
7%
<
,
49%
__5
Co
Coal
20
170
38
38
19 %
600
2,000
125
72%
35%
20%
30'A
33%
29%
8
Creek
98%
49'A
17
$6
32%
*34%
20'A
30'A
33%
*28%
10%
28
27'A
25
Island
32%
35%
20'A
30%
33%
29%
22% Apr
Jun
32%
49'A
July 12
32
*32%
49'A
25'A May
Feb
83%
*34%
20
30'A
33%
29'A
28
36
*81'%
35%
20%
30%
33%
29'A
Dec
16
1,700
*81%
83 %
49'A
24
25% Oct
5,100
29%
*34%
19%
30%
*33%
29%
xlO'A
28'A
27%
No oar
Interstate
20%
29%
25
37% May 28
27% Jan 24
24% Sep 28
20% July 9
129
*51
38%
*
No par
pfd
cum
6,500
20%
29%
25
common
preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
32% July
2
10% Sep 30
63%
—No par
International Silver
7%
*90
2%
43'A
10%
100
Shoe
91
2%
52%
53%
104% 104'A
9'A
9%
No par
No par
39%
132
No par
Salt
14%
40%
2'A
43%
15
preferred
International Telep & Teleg
International Utilities Corp
3
35
preferred—
5%
7
7
7%
49
*5%
5%
59
59%
90'A
90'A
*160% 162%
45
45'A
x25
25%
*14
14%
20%
21%
*90
91
4%
4'A
16%
17
229
229
32%
33%
166% 166%
23%
23%
91
7.50
common
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
v
36% July 24
20% Dec
4
30% Sep
Paper
39
40%
100
3
12% Oct
Xl9 Vb
-No par
3
■
,
43% May 28
33% July 10
13 % Jan
2
_No par
Machines—No par
4
21
73% Jan
Jan
100
Rubber.——Nopar
common
7%
21
21%
*90
91
4%
4%
17
17'A
229
229%
32%
33'A
167
167%
23%
23%
International Mining Corp
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada com—No par
Preferred
100
11% Jan
53
*14
5
preferred
6% Nov
38% Dec
1
Iron
Business
Harvester
44% Nov
May
20
i
common
7% preferred™
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int Minerals & Chemical com
5
14
16% Mar
—No par
Inc
preferred
Intercontinental
24
Nov
36% Jan
1
Co
44%
82%
39
*5%
6
59%
59%
89%
90%
160% 162
45
45%
26%
27'A
—No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
28
230'A Nov 28
Steel
3,300
83%
41
52%
59
*106% 108%
40%
40%
-*49
49%
*50% 52
*53
54%
39
par
100
29
Inland
7%
Mex, S A
preferred
14'A Nov
July 14
.5
!
51% Jan
23 % Dec
9
De
29% Jan
41% Jan
23
Electrica
Ingersoll-Rand common
1
96
50
50
50
l
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
►Industrial Rayon
x233A
108%
40%
49%
52
54'A
7%
No par
preferred
preferred
4
4
12% Aug
cum
17%
4
44%
83%
*106%
40
*49
*50%
54'A
'
100
Illinois Terminal RR Co—
93% Aug
6
164% Nov 25
31'A Apr 17
88 % Jan 25
2 % Oct
2
45 % Nov
cum
16
12
AT.A
44%
82%
20
common.lOO
preferred
21% May
11'A Jan
88% May 19
4%
23%
common
cum
4.70%
6
8% Jan
1
Co
Power
*93A
57
16%
17%
pfd ser A
conv
4.26%
55'A Oct
33% May
1
Co
*4'A
9%
57'%
4
23%
—
Central RR
noncum
.
*11%
11%
6
36
29%
20%
4'A
20
900
*5%
*34%
5%
36
32%
*124%
*98
100
13%
13%
*33% 34%
*48
49
*91
92
*97
98
25%
25'%
63%
64%
16%
16%
'
1,900
22%
29%
37%
46%
•
3,100
31
144
2 2'A
22%
20%
37%
46 %
59%
99%
13%
34 %
48%
92
98
25%
64%
16%
59
31
*140
31%
144
100
105%
20%
*7%
.
Co—
4.08%
May 21
52% Aug 21
6% Sep 18
lT% Jan~16
Power
Illinois
17
13
Idaho
3
50'A Apr
12
Dec
Feb
Apr
23
8% Mar
29
129
28
92% Sep 26
168'/2 May 18
62% Feb
5
Mar 28
90
83% Nov
x35% Apr
45% Feb
71% Feb
12
18% Jun
20% Nov
8
2
18
29
45 Vb July
11
5
Jan
36% Oct
56% Nov 28
152
45
53'A Feb
19
47% Dec
75% Jun
Nov
Apr 29
7
7%
*17%
16
Co——No par
I
-
11%
12
*104
105%
3,300
20%
7%
17%
;
*34 %
17%
_1
12.50
20% Feb
5%
5%
7%
_6.66%
Motor Car
16
23%
36
*17%
*28%
9%
57%
100
preferred
r.oncum
Hudson Bay
16% Aug 30
2% July 30
18% May 15
3
1
'.
Co
& Manhattan
Hudson
5% Aug 11
19% Mar
65
Sound
25
(Del)
Texas
of
Stores Corp
Howard
6
48% May 24
2
Oil
Houston
22%
20%
4%
Houston Light & Power.,——No par
4
31
*140
62%
16%
100
100
3%%
85
109
50
Household Finance common—No par
May 16
88
3
common
preferred
*104
7%
59'A
conv
16%
17
29
38%
48%
*97%
13%
34%
47%
92
*97
25%
Houdaille-Hershey
16'%
16%
28%
No par
$4.25 preferred
7
41% Jan
1
No par
Corp
16%
16%
1.000
70
*7%
Electrochemical Co com—5
Hooker
25
July 30
69
105
Oil
70
31%
70%
16%
71'A
86%
15'A
22'A
9%
20%
12%
70%
7%
16'%
*28%
36%
45%
12.50
Homestake Mining
2
15
53
24%
13'A
70%
16%
29
*7
10
30
preferred--
conv
Apr
22%
9%
20%
,
5
& Sons
(A)
69'A Feb
Jan
11
26
*52%
1,900
12%
12%
144
32%
96%
24%
*38
*19%
*124% 125
41
41%
*124% 125
41'A 41%
2,700
16 'A
105%
7.
20%
29%
*81%
71
7
9
Dec
x70'A
19
71%
54 %
15%
16%
4
*34%
11%
29%
53 %
16
13%
23
5%
5%
36
12
7'A
20%
54%
15%
70
*140
23%
53%
15%
31
144
33%
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33%
54%
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70
1®
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33%
*32%
54
lo%
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31%
32%
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24%
38
19%
7
Inc„_
33%
54
15%
13%
71,2
16 A
83%
32%
98
24%
38
19%
53% Oct
Feb
42'A Jan
20%
29%
*81%
24% Jan
14
94
*35
12
7%
26'A Jan
25% Mar
66% Jan
*23%
5%
9
22% Feb
2
38
19
71%
31%
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22
23
July
*35
_100
--25
100.
10
25
preferred
3%%
31%
23%
5%
10
Marx
of America
Corp
31%
*140
—100
-
Schaffner &
Hart
1
7% Jan
preferred
6%
July 29
12% July
23
Harbison-Walk
5
21
Jan
21% Oct
9% Nov
9% July 11
Nov
16
*104
51% Jan
29
Jan
34 % Aug
17% Nov
52
-70%
83%
32%
97
24%
38
lT% Jan'll
28
Sep
49
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21
29%
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32%
97
24%
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54
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144
23%
5%
36
12
7%
32
120
Co $4.25 pid_.No par
Refrac com__No par
(M A)
102% Jan
94
Nov
Co
Paper
17
30% July 30
82% Dec 21
62
100
2.50
preferred-
conv
Hanna
18
Jun
No par
com
17
6% July 17
20% Nov 26
36
9
Watch Co
Jan
34% Oct
33
x9% Jun
107
4%
,-5
Printing Co
F)
154
107%
2
July
x5% Dec
May"I
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Well Cementing.—5
11
27'A July
143% Dec
19
Hall
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54
54%
15% 16
13'A
13'A
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72
15 % 16
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105
25
Water
280
450
600
1,900
35%
20%
30%
1,400
87,300
2,300
,
29
130
*33%
29%
10%
337/a
800
29%
10'A
3,900
28'A
27%
'
29
277A
2.500
6,300
24%
28%
24%
2,200
29
4,300
130
40
*129
1,000
J
4% Jun
28
8% Jan
18
3% Oct
20
18% Jan
4
22% Feb
10
19% Jan
2
26'A Aug 15
80% Dec
26
Mar 16
81% Jan
2
90
Jun>
3
1
81
Dec
4
15
100
95
64
Apr
4
78% Sep
18
64'A May
97
Dec
3
106% Jan
11
96
47
Jan
25
64
Mar 27
21% Jun
25
70% Nov 15
82%
Feb
>
May
9
(F L)
Jacobs
Jaeger
Jewel Tea Co
3%%
62% Feb
19
78% Jun
9
Johns
Sep
4
53% Oct
30
71'A Jan
7
Johnson
31% Jan
29
20'A Oct
22
25% Jan
21
85% Dec 26
99
Jan
3
Oct
16
29% July
2
35% Nov
16
31% Oct
30
90% Apr
38% Feb
18
24% Nov
17
38% Jan
3
42% Nov 26
43% Feb
13
15% Jan
19'A Dec.
82
2
:
Co—
Machine Co
•Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
.•
Manville
&
rJones & Laughlin
'..—12%
Steel com
5% preferred series A—_
Joy Manufacturing Co—
4%
4%
4%
4%
23%
*22%
23
21%
22 %
21%
22
87%
87%
*86%
88'A
88'A
88%
88 3
88%
80
80%
80%
80%
80
81
*98'A
No par
Corp
4%
23'A
79%
100
Johnson
4%
23%
87
99
98%
98%
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99
99
99
72%
72
72%
71%
72 7
72
72%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
56 %
57
4%
Inc common-—No par
preferred
4%
23%
87
1
No par
pfd—100
-
72
57%
>79
4%
8
'
4%
4
81
81
*98%
100
71%
.56%
5,000
1.600
150
1,300
160
72%
-
4.400
57'A
1,300
21%
18,800
10
22 %
22'A
22'A
22%
100
1
83%
33'A
84
34
83%
84
83'A
83%
83 %
83%
83 "A
83'A
470
34
34
33%
34'A
*33%
33%
33%
33%
2,000
26%
43%
27
44
26'A
26 7A
26
26%
25%
26'A
10,800
44'A
44'A
43'A
43%
43
43%
2,000
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 7A
18%
19'A
9,600
22 Vb
22'A
21%
22'A
21%
K
27
Jun
29
40% Sep
13
ii'A
No v" 5
18% Jan
9
For footnotes
see
page
26.
15
5
Kaiser Alum
.5%
cum
Kalamazoo
&
Chem
Corp
preferred (conv)Stove & Furnace
1
50
10
26'A -.27%
43%
44
18% *18%
'
18%
(2177)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range
Previous
for
Lowest
1
STOCKS
1951
Tear
Lowest
Highest
23Vb Mar 30
Since Jan.
Range
28V4 Nov
26% Jan
88%Dtc-28
103% Feb
87% Jan
108
95
19
Jan
NEW
Highest
96
Nov
1
5
30
Oct
6
2
96
Dec
3
15
jan
3.80%
4%
4.50%
May
cum
Jun
29
75% Feb
8
62
Feb
5*
88% Dec
63
Sep
21
70% Feb
24
66
Feb
6
71% Jun
4%
17% Mar
-1
16% Jan
2
19% Sep
13 % Dec
Kansas
35% Dec
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
"13% July 20
11% Dec 26
•15% Feb
6
9% Feb
28
Kansas
Jan 4
5
•34% Oct
10
32 Vi'Jan
24%
Jan 4
2
33 % Oct
25
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3
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2
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22
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28
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4
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5
31
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25
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43%
44
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preferred
31
24
3
common
;
32
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15 Mi
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92
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71
71
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56
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55
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35%
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2574
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25
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24%
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91
91
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13
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23%
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2,600
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40
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49
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47 Mi
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4,200
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13
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35
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24
38 Ma
39%
39
39 Ma
98%
98
93
107%
*105
9
*29
93
107 Ma
48
48 Ma
19 Ma
,
28 MB-
*91 Mi
.
20
273/a
277a
92
94
48
19Ya
1934
27%
92
140
4,000
15,200
400
108 Ma
108 Ma
1,100
283/a
287a
28 3a
28%
500
23 Ma
23%
*23 Vi
39%
39 Ma
108
*97
*105
108
39%
*97
98
107 Ma
*105
24
1,700
397a
3,500
98
40
107 Ma
3.85%
preferred series
100
3.80%
preferred series
100
4.45%
preferred series
100
*105 M2
107 Ma
*105 Ma
5
247a
247a
247a
10
62 Ma
62%
62 Mi
63 %
63%
64% '
647a
65
64 Ma
65%
7,600
28
28 %
27 Ma
27%
26%
2 7 Ma
267a
27
27
277a
9,900
457a
467a
46
46%
45%
467a
46
46
46
46 Mi
2,600
*137
138
Mid-Continent
22 Ma Dec
31
2074 Feb
14
28% Nov
28
Middle
483/a Feb
5
39 Ma Jan
4
463/a Dec
1
131 M» Jun
20
3
86 Ma
19%
28
22
24%
28
81% Jan
Sep
24 Mi
197a
16
307a Jan
54 7a
,
28%
5 8 Ma Oct
139
4%
No par
No Par
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
11
95 Ma May 23
*4%
80
$3.50 preferred
2
54 M4 Feb
474(
6,100
545
77a
'
12,400
75,300
•
21 Ml
*525
67a
217a
28'/a
17a
21
77a
21%
f
28 Ma
1%
217a
*525
7%
*6 Mi
55 Mi
287a
21 Ma
2
21 Mi
217a
>'
12%
55
55
,
'
2874
545.
80
137a
86 Ma
X
137a
874
207a
774
1,300
131
137i
18%
$4
3,500
417a
*129
(
13 Ma
8
.874
Mi
*525
No par
1st
1,700
,
'
10
27%
Inc
12
26
31 Va
..3%
Co.
8
Date
31%
16%c
&
8
see
317a
:
-
convertible
257i Oct
For footnotes
2,600
31 Ye
Corp_
(The) common
109 Mi Aug
6
1,100
64
31%
Shoe
6
Oct
40 Ma
63 Ma
common——B"'
common
8
20
40 Ma
64
.1
_
Robblns
Oct
4
153%
393/i
63 M2
80
Publishing
Jan
bep
*152 Ma
39
1%
_
20
142
153%
l
6374
common
105
39
*152 Ma
..
39 M4
_—T
Mergenthaler
25
97% Jun
3
Jan
12,400
154 Ma
Merck
May 27
Jan
24 Ma
63 Ma
.
Mercantile Stores Co Inc..
15
104 Ma. Jan
91
50
24 Mi
*106
39 Mt
preferred (1st series)
Mengel Co
5%
5
6
Corp
Melville
■
50 Ma M»r 12
20
16
Oct
101
106 Ma
24 Ma
*152 Ma
100
pfd
&
4V*%
8
Apr
Aug
1
104% Feb 21
106 Mi
24 Mt
64%
No par
Porcupine
70
106 %
.
24 Ma >'
397a
6.25
1947
Electric
1,400
154 Ma
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
6
16
22
108
*152%
100
Mclntyre
Mead
14
8
22
157a
13
154%
106 Ma™
64
McLellan Stores Co
2
3
*152 Ma
24 Mi
McKesson
21
287a Feb
x47 Mi Dec
24 Mi
No par
common
McGraw-Hill
3
July' 15
23 Ma Mar
106 Ma
*10574
24%
*4%
convertible
McGraw
1
22 3A
-12% Oct
106 Ma
*106
397a
preferred
3 % Mo
25
127/« Nov
2 6 Ma Jan
27
Dec
Nov
Dec
pfd
Corp
$2.50
7
Mar 20
106 Ma
108 Ma
50
McCrory Stores Corp
28
27
92
56
83 % Apr
Jan
Jan
101
71
20
46
100
26
21% May 24
4774 Apr
2
90
Dec 14
98 M4 Apr
Nov
5
38 Ma Feb
26 Ma Jan
4
106 Ma
8,500
13,800
64%
Co__
Corp
McCord
7
17
19
113
17 Ya Mar
31
28% Oct
,
45 Ma Nov
65
106 Ma
24%
—No par"
preferred
S3
13
28
14
1067a
106%
*10574
U
preferred
McCall
16
28
55 Ma Mar
177a
106 Ma
5
Chemical
Maytag Co
4
Feb
233A Jan
32Mb Oct
18
197a Dec
26
33% Nov
19% Jan
45% Dec
14
Oct
20
Dec
18
50 Ma Nov
Jun
25
14
187a Nov
27
23 Mi Jun
Ma May 15
22% May 25
4
Feb
89 M2 Jan
10
45
July 3
Xl4% Dec
88
Jun
1474 Oct
42
29
17%
100
Corp
4.25Mo
conv
preferred
May Dept Stores common
34% Aug 11
18
15 Ya Mar 12
x22Ma Nov
7
307a
29
•:24%
100
cumulative
16
30
177a
•,
40
common
Co
$3.40
Feb
307a
29%
17%
■
64 Mt
,
2
Apr
26
38,100
29
24
100
Co com
May
28
12%
30 Me
*10574
Oconv).
87
Jun
500
12
1774
30 Ya
29 Ma
,
*106 M4
prior pfd
10
Aug
42
.
27,600
29 Mi ;
,;17Ya
24
cum
15 Mt
20 Ma Jan
.
2,700
663A
23%
•
177a
30%
297a
177a
24
$3.75
Mi Jan
31 Mi
29%
Ma
$3.75
14 Ma Jan
12%
23
7
45
Xl2%
.
40
...
July 21
23
66 Mi
23
9
May
19
66 y%
23 Mi
9
98
16Mb Feb
66 Ma'
23%
Ya
97
4974 Apr
*66 Ma
8
2
17
7,700
17,700
9%
2
10
1,600
3,000
177i
87a
90 Ma Jan
113
40
70%
44 Mt
1774
1
90 Mi Jan
Jan
'
69
44%
35 Ya
22
Electric
300
12,200
169
177a
6%
7
137b Jan
xl69
1674
*217e
21
43
17174
35 Mi
6%
3
Jan
*170%
17
22%
25
79
757a
17%.
6%
&
11,300
37
75 Mi
35,7a
*21 •%
297a Jan
31
8
37
75 Mi
16 7 a
5
Ry 6%
Mathieson
Jun
774
37%
com__l
Martin-Parry Corp—_L
Masonite Corp
20
Jun
8
1,900
17%
No par
preferred
(Glenn L)
4978 Sep
Dec
3,800
137a
35
;
preferred
23 Ya Feb
87
4,500
3974
__5o
;
Midland* Corp
4%%
Market St
2
78
2174
397a
774
1674
i
Corp
7
10
'21
137a
217a
17Ya;
.100
.i—
104 Ma Jan
29
137a
217a
74%
,3574
—10
A
L
800
1,700
1,800
39%
44%
127a
—TO
—
2,900
4
79 Mi
70 Mi
16M4
Exploration
4% May
15 «
30
787a
70
35 Ma
lull
Inc
Lj.
Maracaibo Oil
Marine
79%
44
12 Ma
-
Co
1
3 Ya
69 Ma
12%
277a
22
4MB
•44%
"127a
Magma Copper
Rights
L„
Manhattan Shirt
24
57 Mi Jan
1%
14%
397a
170%.
127a
Magnavox Co (The)__=____
Mahoning Coal RR Co_.i
Bros
15,900
1%
*13%
77%
13 Ma
,i
wl.27a
*8
Manati
28
20
17a
'
;
17
5,300
4
66741
23 Mi.
.
com
297a
197a
197/a
*37
227a
IO6M2'
100
297a
307a
8,000
1774
.
61
30%
2,000
87/a
14 Mi
v
22%
preferred series A
Mandel
July 11
12 Ma Jan
7 Ya
-22%
.
92
874
217a
6674
173/4
26%
*90
.
•
•2lYe
303/4
*26 M4
9
lMa
217a
29%
26 Ma
90%
197a
6674,
17 Ma
600
14
377a
69 Ma
*66
300
6174
30
4MB,
.75
44
29 Ma
50
24%
8Ya
l
Square Garden..
No par
Magic Chef ___1.__No par""
'
7
68 Ma
44
x30 %
49
1
6174
IMa
,
•'
61%
9074
21 Ya
43%
167a
v
800
26 Mi
-
3974
68
173A
_——
4
117a Mar 18
*24
137b<
44
35%
Inc.——
27 Ma July
25
9Ma Apr
217a Oct
39
;
£Vi%
*47 Va
24
19 Ya
*169 Ma
177a
Madisoh
<
5
48 Ma
24
*60%
.
137a
17034
*169
16%
Forbes
28
9% Mar 13
10% Jail
*47'Ma
7 Ya
347a
__lo
90 Ma Jan
•
2,100
92
74 Ma
18
Working Co
&
preferred
Trucks
15%
•
'
7
Ya Jun
6%
15%
24Ma4'-
377a
16%
series
Mack
29% Jan
24
MacAndrews
15%
39%
!
7Ya
preferred—.100
Macy (R Ft) Co-Tnc
23 '
18
ten
4 M>
11
July 17
29
10Ma July
18
4'
preferred
M & M Wood
7
1,900
■15%
•
147a r
377a
77i
3474
"
3
5 Ma
20 Ma
79 Ma
70
-.
*578
20%
15 7e
-
75%
169%
15,900
"
5%
20 Ma
26 Ma
377a
Ma.
9
53/a
49
747a
177a
& Sons
28
•
43
Ye
8!a
230
20 Ma
61
37%
16Mb
Lukens Steel Co.
25'
May
Jun
(M)
30
530
52 M4 Feb
27
217a Jan
1074 Jun
i
28
Apr
8 Ma Oct
"29
29
July 19
4.
3
30
20
-
9
6% Oct
22 Ma Apr
; Jan
9
Apr
2
7 Ma Dec
8
527b Oct
<
-
31
13 Mi Oct
485
16
2574 Jan
1974 July 25
77/* Mar 23
1
'4(4%
7
7
41
9
9
-
57a
92%
•
20741
No par
31 Yu Jan
16>'
237i Jun
t
Ldwenstein
9
:
217a
34
Nashville'
&
Ye
74
69%
.
_2.5n
—
17 Ma Jan
„
9
•
Louisville
8
30
Jan
1578 Jan
30:
22
7 Ma May 21
July 14
50
-
128% Sep
10
42 Ma Feb
29
Aug
33^8
99 % July
'
83 Ma Oct
29
30% Dec'22
Feb
5,100
78
397a
169 Ma
7% preferred
:
loo
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)__No par
5
16474 Nov 28
■
2
:
Jun
•
158 % May 24
41%
4 Ma
133A
No par
pid series A.:
5% series B preferred—
Lorillard (P) Co common.
19
40 Ma Dec
39
14
1
24 Ma Nov
40%
IMa
22
39 Mi
No par
com
5.25%
21
9
7
21
500
106 Ma Nov
5 1
Jan
Sep
106% Mar 14
20'
Jun
87% Dec
20% Aug
Jan
•
2
52 Mt Feb
37% May 17
.
July 14 1
59 Ma Feb
.128
i
Jan
13%
2174
774
Lone" Star Cement Corp—..
10
Long Bell. Lumber (Md) A—_No par
Long Island Lighting Co com.No par
7
14 Ma Jan
Inc
,41%:...
*14
79%
14
*37
No par
1
convertible
Loew's
Ma
40
73%
Lockheed Aircraft- Corp.—
4
7
Ma Jan
170
4
30 Ma Jan
;
25
3Ma%
1
27
101
207i Dec
14
2,700
4%
,
22%
lOo
Corp (The)....
Liquid Carbonic. Corp
18% Apr
11 Ma Oct
102
143
Lionel
2
.
13 Ye
•>
Lion'Oil Co
Jan
4,400
51%
197o
39 Ye
25
com
Co__:
46 Mi Mar 17
75 Mi Apr
47% Apr
15% Jun
Belt
221
1
Nov
66
Link
20
22
7
5
....
.
19
26
19 Ya Oct
23
May
>Jan
43
13
22
'
"48%'3 on
49
/
% Sep 19
17% July
2
14% Jun 14
'
1
15'
xl2% Apr 30 •
33 Ma Nov 14-
Corp
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup" Corp.—...
30
1974
78
5
173% Apr
717< Nov
20%
"79% •■*79%
13
2 "
23
35
51
30 Mi
*4
29
160% Jan
Jan
34%
30
307a
4%
Feb
4'
200
x92 Mi
9 Mb
4%
Jan
61 Ma Jun
4,900
513/a
40%
1%
"5
39
34%
25 Ya
14%
—TO
X3d7/e>
5-3Va
9
IMa
No par
39%
51 Ma
*9074
147a
Products
260
39%.
93%
.
9%
1%
Corp...-..—
78
34%:
93
60
92
30 Ma
•
227a
*77
35
*2"47a-
■25 Ya
9
147a
9
3574 Oct
3
25%
"9074
IMa
___i
800
*22%
78 >,
,51Mi
*47
30 Ma
197a
26
23%
"
78
*
14%
7 5 Ya Dec
16
30
26
26%
.
*223/4
51%
61 Ma
9 Mi
115
40%
24%
61 Ma
90 Ma
*112
900
34%
l
49
*24
25%'
115
*26
*
i
.
157a
1
38
Oct
Jan
39%
"93™
15M4
9 Ma
No par
common
1
39
79
184
&'Fink
78
15 M4
90 Mi
*112
23
<
15%
...25%
..
'
-26%'.'
-
23
■' *77
,
157a
25
28
May
2
Dec 22-
7
25
26
~
57a
lo
Libbey-Owens-Fbrd 'Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby—
-26
158"
Lerner Stores
Jan
3,200
.
115
*112
-
8
preferred
No par
2nd -pfd
...No par
noncum
25-
•
Jun
Navigation Co
1,600
49
"20 Ma
.
30,600
21%
9
*47
58
*21 %
41%
-
56
700
x483/4
.
/
14,100
49%
'
24%
753%
21%
~
49
35
75
57%
92
62
35
753/0
12,400
21%
5%
24%
35%
74 Ma
12%
36
49 Ma
-203A
*61 Ma
*35 Mi'
12%
55%,
53/a
5
*35
21%.
2074
1
13
357a
<
,567a
5%
,
5,800
12Ya
49 %
51 Mi
9
19
21%
34Ya
9
2,400
72
19
357a
,35Ma
55
40
'91%
,
88
*70
19Ma
;
49
207a
,
Lehman:Corp (The)—
Lehn
'40 Ma Nov
•
66
t
50c
2
39%
,
13V4.
88
72
19
10
30
105 3/4
r
51%
-
49
1st
noncum
167a Mar 28
33 Ye Jan
'
$3
23
July
+
Lehigh Portland Cement
29
5Ya Feb
&
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
4
5
17% May 17
30Mi,Jun 29
1
24
20Va July 11
«
26
2038 Dec
Nov
2
4
53/a
50
1
v
--
88%
*70
'
*105
75
20 Ma
No par
Lane-Wells
■
5
s
...
'92Ma May
9 Mi Fob
-
77%
105%
35%, *
34%
8 Ya
,
26
*105
88%
4,400
1007a' lOOYa
74%
>2?%?
76%
92
No par
Lees (James) & Sons Co common__3
3.85% preferred
1—;
.-.100
3 7a Oct
13
4
^
25
July 16
*23,
lOOYe
29%
96
35%
4040 >2
"
pfd_75 Pesos Me*
(The).—
30
19
1% Nov
2
Jan
Jan
Co
.
26 Ma Aug
m'4V
14
Jan
8M^
Co
25 Ma
1'
19
May 12
3j%
72 Ma "Jan
8% May
17
15 M4 July20
4% May 24
,
1—No par
25%
*.
23Ya
*76% .76%
' 39%-- 40'/4
51%
1
5*4 Mi May
25%
"*23
—_10
2
'
v
25 %
1
;-T
No par
29 7i
*94%
>
114%
35
Lane /Bfyant common
4%% preferred
17
*112
34 Ma
Kroger Co (The)__
July 17
49"% Oct
114
*112
49%
61%
Lambert
Jan
100
12Ya
30
96
*100
•
;
19%
35Ma
.
21'/a
49
72
19
'
54:%
21%
50
_10o
La Consolidad 6%
11% Mar
75
___10
Laclede Qas
6
745/a
No par
19
24
-v
35%
747/a
.
—i
21
6?
18
35%
35% L
353/4
(cum)
preferred
7 Ml Jan
5% Nov
1"8 Ya "Oct
35%
(S S) Co__—,
(S H) & Co
:
9 Ma May 24
1
36%
52%
Kress
88%
13
*35%
5234
Kresge
'4
12Ye
class A—1
-21 %
'4%
,
*70
127a
21%
5
Mar
8
26
18Ye '
123/e
com—No par
preferred
105%
88
Shares
30
"
72
xl8Ye
49'/4
5
28% May
14% Feb
9
Dec
•
*70
19%
523/a
54% Sep
41 % Dec
72
the Week
Dec. 5
"94%
88
88
19%
Friday
Dec. 4
.
*105
5
cohv
•
190%
lOOMa
:
Sales for
Thursday
96
87
87%
PRICES
„
30
96
8.75
35%
cOnv
29%
96
*70
_100
Light Co
'
'
22
10574
743/e
39Ye Jan
25 s
31% Jan
21
97-% July 30
50%-Mar 25
"105
com—No pai
preferred
King-Seeley Corp.
:
Kinney (G R) Co common
;$5 prior preferred—
Koppers Co Inc common
7
Oct
49Ye Jan
'Apr 28
91
9
Jun -25
-
32
■t
13
'47% Sep
103
1057i
1
4%
,
2
*105
SALE
Dec. 3
30
Kimberly-Clark Corp
3
27
lOOYa
30
"94%
Copper.— 1—;
No par
Kern County Land CD___
2.50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—No par
7
51 Ye Sep
114
*100%
Kennecott
9
22% Aug
5
lOOYe
Class B
26
1
70
A
May
•
71
"100%
•
30
Mar
110
27% Aug 27
20
Southern
Power "&
30
96
Kayser (Julius) & Co.
28
7*
City
noncum
29Ye
"94%
100
_—;—
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 2
100
preferred
preferred
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 1
itn,
57
4
LOW
Monday
Par
preferred
106
•
STOCK
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par
102% May 21
103% Mar 12
YORK
EXCHANGE
Continued—Page 1
1
*
Miami
Copper
South
Midland
ti'/c
Petroleum
Utilities
Steel
Prod
1st preferred
Midwest
Oil
Corp
Inc—_No par
common
5
*95
97
*95
97
96%
107
24%
100
*136
138
*137
138
__10
23
23
23
23
*94
*95
*105%
247a
*137
22%
97
96 Ma
107
247a
138
23
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*95
*105 Ma
24 Ma
227a
*94
96
247a
"
*95
96 Ma
*105
96 Ma
107
22%
96
107 Ma
x23%
23%
2.600
1377i
1377i
20
22 Ma
22 Ma
700
21
22
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2178)
Year
Lowest
■
41 % Jan
2
18%
18%
18%
59
59%
58%
59%
116
•115
116%
16%
15% Oct
23
19% Mar
8
Minn St
Paul & SS Marie—No par
18 3/4
19
18%
453/4 Feb
14
62
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
$3.75 conv preferred
107
Sep 21
May
100% Nov 30
107
Mar
39
4
Mar
Jan
19
91% Jan
11
7
30% Jan
9
38
Dec
2
37
Mar 12
15
833/4 Jan
2
93% Feb
14
80
25% Jan
2
343/4 Oct
18
32% Jan
2
33% Nov
S
24% Jun
32% Dec
26
29
13% Apr 11
303/4 July 2
7% Jun 25
25
Oct 15
38
33/4 Oct
9
16
10
83%
85
243/B
243/B
2nd
15
conv
July
2
15
333/4 Mar 12
21% Apr 21
67% Aug
38% NOV
18
24
39% Feb
9
24% Nov
12
31% Jan
7
14% Aug
18% Jan
4
30
109% Jan
2
Monsanto
28% Jun
30
8
16
12% Nov
3
16 3A Feb
10
165/b July
2
243% Jan
8
123/4 Mar 4
16% Oct 20
25
107% Aug
1
82% Oct
7
conv
♦103%
86%
85%
85%
400
44
44%
9,400
•243/a
24%
20
17%
6,300
17%
70
87
*85%
87
24%
103%
103%
17%
•85%
25%
6,000
116%
104
17%
17%
85%
24%
24%
24%
500
37%
37%
3,100
31%
37%
37%
38
37%
38
37%
37%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
29
29%
29%
31 %
11,900
16%
16%
16%
17
163/4
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
14,500
36
36
36
363/a
36%
36%
363/4
37%
X36%
36%
6,000
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
10,700
4%
4%
43/4
62%
61%
62 %
363/4
37%
36%
20
tMissouri Pac RR 5%
5,500
♦116
44
"24%
4%
26%
27
26%
Mohawk Carpet Mills
43%
104
173/4
4,900
'
44%
•103%
17%
61%
Monarch
733/4 Mar
Jan
4.4
104
17%
173/4
100
pfd-100
preferred series A
7%
18 % Aug
29
Nov
50
104
17%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missourl-Kan-Tex RR com__No par
Aug 29
8% Feb
^ 03%
423/4
43%
116
44
►103%
43%
$1.50
20"% Jan 22
33 % Oct
6
13% Mar
Nov
153/e Oct 22
:S%Sep 21
35% Dec
28
23% Nov
293/4 Jun 14
Oct
61%
116%
preferred
25
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
Mission Corp
1
Mission Development Co
5
2
273/4 Oct
60%
116%
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
23
29
62
116
Min & Mfg common—No par
Minn
2
24 % Jan
105
25
18 % Jun
16
2
48% Jan
Apr 24
101% Feb
7
116% Dec
3
*,
18%
60
16 %
54
Jan
183/4
17%
20
73
18%
16%
117
Shares
X59 %
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
60%
the Week
16%
16%
16%
16%
183/4
17% Nov 28
116
Dec. 4
Dec. 5
17
26
1.50
100
8ales for
Friday
16%
133/4 Feb
Dec
Monday, December 8, 1952
Thursday
Dec. 3
Dec. 2
Dec. 1
Pu
EXCHANGE
.
HIGH SALE FRIGES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
8TOCK
YORK
•
21% Feb
107% Oct 29
45 %
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
21% Sep 21
563/4 July 17
8
133,i Mar 28
37 % Feb
Previous
Highest
133/4 Nov
LOW AND
STOCKS
1951
.
•
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
.
62
62%
373/4
36%
373/4
26%
26%
623/.
6,000
37%
36%
37%
10,500
26%
363/4
263/4
62
26'A
26%
1,600
1,000
623/4
26%
62
Mojual Hosiery Co Inc
Machine Tool
5
1.25
•13%
133/4
13%
13%
"133%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
No par
16%
17%
173/8
17%
173/b
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
800
Chemical Co
—5
903/4
91%
91%
92
91%
91%
91%
92%
91%
92%
9,100
24%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
25%
18,800
30
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
61
60%
61
60%
61%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
8
21% Nov
17
8
23%
24%
23%
21
263/8 Apr
16
30% Dec
5
Montana Power Co
No par
293/a
29%
29%
303/a
19
24
55 % Oct
22
67% Jan
2
60%
61%
61
61%
16% Jan
2
18% Aug
5
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack Lines
No par
29
75% Sep
223/4 Sep
12
17%
17'A
17
17%
12% Nov 27
3
14% Jan
10
Morrell
123/4
12%
13
13
123A
13%
13%
133/4
Motorola Inc
No par
3
13%
16
12
133/4
18% Feb
413A
42%
41%
42%
42%
423A
42 3A
43%
423A
43%
5.6QO
10,400
11% Jan
2
21% Jan
13
64
Jan
15
27% Oct
29
2
Jun
Dec
36
23% Nov 28
24% Dec
31%
14
29
173/s July 2
16% Jun 25
Jan"29
Nov
9
23
Feb
(The)
& Co
7
443/4 Oct
14
31% Dec
3
Motor
Products
1
25
Motor
Wheel
Mueller Brass Co
Mar
18
(John)
14
Aug
22% Jan
23
May
213/4 Feb
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
1
25% Apr
20
243/4 Nov
25
15% Feb
26
22% May
11% Jun
29% Jan
19
13 % Jan
26
18
50
573/4 Jan
4
30% Nov 20
Dec
112% Jun
11
Nov
313/a
30%
31%
31 %
31%
31'/a
31%
31
31 %
5
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/a
25'/a
25 %"
25%
25%
1,100
1
24%
243A
24%
24%
24%
24%
243%
24%
24%
243A
4,700
1
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/4
25%
25%
25%
4,000
12
11%
51%
50%
27
183/a May
21% Dec
1
493/4 Feb
28
42% Mar 13
48
66
Apr
12
2
22% Feb
2
173/4 May
2
79
9
60% Feb
110
106% Oct
Mfg Corp.
Aug 25
X51%
"108%
10
50
20%
21%
X20%
46%
46%
"463A
473/4
50
50
♦50
50%
22%
22%
x213/4
21%
No par
12
52% Feb
4
Meyers (F E) & Bros
1
225/b Dec
1
20
92% Nov
28
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
48% Nov
11%
1
100
*108%
110
50
513/a
*108%
109
12
50%
109%
*108%
20'%
20%
50
"
1,600
51
12
50%
•108%
50%
109'%
12%
*12
11%
113A
11%
5
Murphy Co (G C) common
*"/4 7«
preferred
Murray Corp of America com
4% preferred
28
233/8 Feb
43% Sep 28
51% Dec
5
1,700
3,700
30%
Munsingwear Inc
60 % Dec
11% Dec
'
8.400
19,700
'
25%
Corp
483/4 July 19
107% Sep 11
18% Jun 25
17
10
Corp
Mullins
x603/4
5,100
109%
20%
20'% *
20%
203/4
9,300
47%
20%
47%
*47
48
47%
47%
400
51%
*493/4
50%
•493/4
50%
200
21%
12,600
"50
N
17% July
51% Jan
31
Mar 15
12% Jan
16
37
2
3
7
21% Apr 21
1
16% Jan
4
National
24
20% Jan
8
National
Automotive
Apr 23
23 % Dec
1
National
Aviation
2
National
Biscuit Co
Aug
Jun
29
23
Dec
6
12
353/8 Jan
12
29 % Apr
23
35% Dec
160
Dec
27
1843/4 Jan
20
161 % Jan
2
179 % Jun
18
7
Jan
2
25
83/4 Oct
21
123/4 Jan
28
4 2 5/8 Jan
2
Jan
a9
% Sep
11% Feb
44% May 28
16% Dec 26
26% Jan 10
106% Oct
16% Jun
29
Container
18% Mar 27
National
Cylinder
60
21% Mar 22
Jan
31
134% Dec
12
156
91
Jan
17
25% May
National
33
1
Jan
20
177
Jun
18
1%
Jan
15
24
6%
2
5
173%
1723/4
172 3/4
1723/4
1723/4
173
10%
10%
10%
93/4
10%
10
10%
10
10
4,900
52%
513/4
52%
52%
53
5,900
Distillers
Prod
9% Jun
25
15% Jan
2
153/4
4,600
58%
59
57%
59
58%
58%
58%
59
7,900
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/a
14%
3,100
22%
22%
223/4
22%
22%
45,300
993/4
IOOV4
4,000
No par
59%
60
5
143/4
143/4
common__5
223/b
22%
99%
99%
22%
22%
99%
100
100
100
100
20 3/4
203/4
21
203/4
20%
20 3/4
20%
20%
943/4
943/4
94
94
943/4
94%
*93%
95
31%
x303A
31%
30 3/i
31%
31%
31%
31%
5,600
21
95
313/8
5
21%
95
1
No par
common
22%
100
133/4
173
173
173
173
'
31%
173
130
11,600
80
173
100
173%
174
173%
173 %
100
preferred A
preferred B
144%
144%
1433/4
1433/4
♦1433/4
144%
•1433/4
144%
1433A
1433/4
150
"7%
73/4
7%
7%
7%
73/4
7%
7%
2,300
34%
34%
34%.
34%
34%
343/4
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
32%
600
47%
48
47%
47%
47%
473/4
47%
47%
10,600
30
30
30
30
x293/4
293/4
30
30
30
30
30
30%
Sep
15
Oct
101
Jan
2
23
17% Sep
10% Feb
15
6% Oct
14% Jan
18
10% Feb
19
133/4 Oct 20
14
11
104% Jan
16
16
3
21
29
2
42% Jan
102
37
9
Oct
12
Jan
30
Feb
20
84
Jan
2
17% Jun 25
74
27
103
4.20%
conv
Nehi
45% Oct 20
56% July
113/4 Oct
20% Feb
4
24
66
283/4 Jun
75
Jan
7
29
3 8 3/s Jan
12
32% Jan
12
173/4 jun
36% Nov
24
25
23% ot
17
15% Jun
18% Nov 13
25
26 % Jan
16
22% Aug
223/8 Dec
16
July 22
26
10
3
13
22
34% Feb
100% Jan
May 10
143/4 Apr
156% Feb
18 3/4
Oct
60
Dec
14
52
73
Jan
3
92
Aug
9
86
215
Jan
17
475
Oct
15
350
45% Sep
20
108
9
x
New
3
6%
Oct
143/4 Nov
14
25% Jan
18
14% Feb
25
59% Jan
17
46% Jan
2
15% May 24
22%"jan
9
9
$5
Y
N
63% Nov
1
18% Jan
5
26
20 3% Jan
2
293/4 Dec
28
x29
26
79% Nov 30
Dec
3
8 3/4 Jun
29
14%
14%
.14
14%
"91
92%
92%
92%
♦91
92%
91
53%
533A
54
523/4
53%
55
5,700
15
15%
15%
15%
5,500
69%
69%
*68'A
325/.
18%
33%
323A
33
33
*
33%
19
183A
18%
183A
18%
,
22%
21%
22%
213/e
22'A
21%
22%
98,000
44%
43%
44
44
443A
14,000
143/4
33
343/a
x32%
33 %
18%
19%
18%
19
22%
223/a
22
54
14%
70%
<
*69%
•
•'
54
14%
53 3A
>
43%
105%
44%
106
44%
106 %
105%
1053/4
1053/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/a
71
71
71
71
73
73
15%
16 3/8
16%
70
No par
50
Co
106
106
*105
91
91
*87
91
►420
460
*420
460
*69
22%
*87
460
91
r
223A
22 3/s
23
34%
35
*345/8
35
35
343/a
35
X91%
91%
*90
903A
90 3/4
90
90
27%
273A
27%
27%
273A
21%
27%
27%
21%
26,800
30%
30 %
30%
30'A
30%
30%
30
30%
30
30
10,400
Corp—
Class
A
No par
93
5
76
Jan
2
85
May 21
3.40%
preferred
100
84
84
*82
84%
Jan
2
92
Nov
12
3.60%
preferred
100
88
88
88
89
883A
89%
86a/4 Jan
2
3
3.90%
preferred
100
"96
97
96
96
♦95%
9
8% Apr
18% Oct
24
98% Jun
14% Sep
13%
13%
13%
345/8
*90
84%
82
6
Noma
46% Jan
2
13
25
Aug
8
26 % Apr
16
193/4 Dec
31
19% Jan
2
24
Nov
24
19
Feb
13
15
17% Jan
29
Feb
13
Corp
Chemical Co
1
North
88
Electric
North
1
Nopco
8
Norfolk & Western
Ry com
Adjustment
American
5
1
943/e Mar 29
Northern Natural Gas Co
Northern Pacific
Ry
Ry Co
Northern States
Pwr Co
93/4 Jun
l
10% Dec
10
10% Jan
2
13 % Dec
5
21
Common
94% Feb
16
82
Jan
2
1
27
90% Dec
1093/a May 25
$3.60 preferred
105
Jan
3
110
Nov
7
28
103% Feb
27
94
Jan
5
102
Nov
25
16% Dec
$4.80 preferred
$4.10 preferred
10
30
15% Jan
7
9
163/4 Jan
31
8
25% Jan
31
12% Oct
22
16
Dec
13
19% Oct
22
11% Apr
11% Sep
24% Dec
14
19
15% Mar 31
24% Sep
20
183/4 July 18
33% Aug 20
110% Mar 12
993/e Feb
27
43% Mar 29
57% Sep
10
19% Jan
22
Oct
10
20
J
Sep
33% Jan
100
2
Jan
14
88% Jan
8
104% May 15
50 % Oct
6
22
Jan
23% Nov
2
1113/4 Oct
For fnnt»w.e
g
10
8
ip
203/4
*20%
51'/2
51 '/a
51'A
26
25%
X23'A
23%
23%
85%
*82%
85%
600
89
*89
89 %
1,200
96
95%
.
95%
140
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
7,800
20%
20%
20'A
20%
X20'A
20%
1,200
503A
25%
233/4
89
♦95%
300
13
203A
513/a
"25%
*82%
96
3,200
-
51
50%
51
503/g
50%
253A
25'A
25%
*25%
253A
1,100
23
233/a
23
23%
23'/a
23'A
20,900
17%
-
17%
17 %
17%
17%
17%
16,000
*25%
,
:
6,800
1
173/8
17%
17'/a
17%
50
87%
87%
873A
873A
88
88
89
88
89
10
43%
435/8
43'/a
435/a
423/4
43
42%
42%
41%
42%
21,800
100
68%
69%
68 5/8
71 %
71%
72%
71%
73%
725/b
74%
67,400
13%
21,400
*88
90
(Minn)—
13
12%
90%
5
100
893/a
13
90 %
12%
12%
12%
90%
90%
109
13
12%
•90
90%
90
109%
*109
109%
800
90%
•109
140
100
109%
*109
109%
10Q
102'A
*101'A
102 %
•101%
102%
101%
101%
•100%
101%
100
1
13"%
133/e
13%
.13%
135/8
13%
13%
13%
13%
9.500
21%
27% Jan 28
Northwest Airlines Inc common
10
4.6%
preferred
„25
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
—2.50
38
Ohio Edison Co
106 3/4
Dec
4
Northrop Aircraft Inc
common.
8
135/8
♦22
363/4
22 %
37
133/a
13%
21'A
21%
*22
37
103%
22'A
373A
104
13%
*21
21%
37%
103%
109
.
13%
12%
13%
12%
12%
4,000
21%
20%
21%
20'A
21
2,300
22%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
1,400
37%
12,600
37%
377/8
*103%
104
38
104%
37%
103%
104
270
Aug 12
4.40%
preferred
100
943/4 Apr 10
7
1063/4 Nov
3.90%
preferred
100
92%
927/8
4.56%
preferred
100
105'A
105'A
No par
533/4
54%
53%
54%
533A
54%
54
54%
54
54%
10,300
Oklahoma Gas <fe Elec Co com—10
24%
243A
24 3A
25'/a
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
12,100
26
253A
25%
39,200
60% Apr 10
26
Sep 25
26
Dec
4
17%
jv «r
j
<
19% Nov
25
13
a xi
20 3/8
25
10
Co
80% Dec
133/4
85'A
25
2
preferred
American Aviation
Northern Central
5
Feb
.6,006
353/a
Gas
23
Dec
23
273/4
&
preferred
Feb
% Apr
120
223/4
1
353/8
stock
Feb
89
160
92
460
223A
94
45
92
*420
23
102
7
-
;
"91%
2
17
91
460
100
30% Jun
35% Mar
1,200
2,600
No par
2
753/4 Jan
.
106
*420
89
*420
-
x
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
26% Jan
59
3.800
2,200
7
8
70
4,500
163/a
71
43%
43%
70
& Hartford Co_100
Y State Electric
6
7
/
70
71,000
Jun
39% Oct
54
153/4
28
70% Dec
40
55%
2
2
_
15%
24% Jan
2
92%
*91
55'A
9
3
.
15%
$3.75
31% Jan
91
70%-
143/a
"69%
No par
Common
76% July
31 % Jan
21,600
56%
5
28
10
14%
15%
3
Apr
913/4
13%
553A
Apr
Feb" "i
s
38%
913/4
15%
353/4 Sep
x52%
1,100
*373/4
92%
56'A
94
26
7,500
13%
15%
2
28
12%
56
16
12% May
123/4
14%
14
..
100
14
38%
38
*91%
92%
800
10%
106%
15%
28% Jan
8
92 %
•91%
Xl4
•105
56%
25
2
383/4
39
92%
*13%
13%
15%
29
19
38%
*913%
125/a
12%
10%
103/4
106%
X55%
18
2
•105
15%
Sep
26
123A
12%
39
13%
13%
1,100
6,300
62%
Jun
27
125%
103A
11
106%
14,900
7
15%
17% Jun
86 % Dec
383/4
"105
15
series A
Participating
25
98 % Dec
383/4
"91%
*133/4
*105
4
12%
1
2
44
18
13
*10 3/4
11
14
106%
6%
23
26% Apr
52% Sep
29
106%
11
*133/4'
6%
7
3%
12%
7
61%
Jan
88% Jan
14%
6%
7
6%
12
3%
12%
33/4
4
12%
223/4
85% Jan
Mar
11
21%
Shipbuilding Corp—
1
Mar
6%
3%
4
12%
12
100
York
29
26
RR
Preferred 5%
25
253/4 Nov
99
x33/4
14
Corp No par
common
Y New Haven
Harlem
&
900
100
preferred
N
N
83% Dec
noncum
Mar 24
New
25% Jan
Dock
233/4 Nov 20
13
43% Jun
York
673
2
104 %
20
York City Omnibus
94% Feb
10
104 %
68%
preferred series A
New
5
104%
Louis Co—
New
Dec
104%
14%
Common
3
104%
No par
& St.
73
9
14% Oct
Chic
*104%
5
York Central
York
104%
68%
Brake
17% May 26
24
Apr
May
Oct
,
is
Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
4 % %
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
8
104%
12%
Newmont
New
17
2«
2,000
104%
"105
5
York Air
180
25'A
11
100
preferred
Inc
New
87%
25%
"13%
1
common
•
1
17
82% Jan
*86%
25%
6%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
33/4%" preferred
.—100
New England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4* pfd_100
23% Feb
30%
87%
25%
4%
22
Apr 21
30
87
25 3/s
12 %
Nesco
f 97
31%
87%
253/a
4%
11
i 983/4 Mar 20
i 14% Sep
4
29%
87%
25%
12'/8
30
43/4%
31%
87%
"25%
1
No par
Inc
12,300
30%
"87'/a
25%
1
1
Bros
1,400
87
104%
Corp
Neisner
3
1,400
30%
.
25%
Co
34%
87
100
preferred
Vulcanized Fibre
National
34%
•33
303/4
5
common
Natomas Co
11
2
4«
No par
National Theatres Inc
3
Oct
34% Nov 26
Co
Supply (The) Pa com—10
preferred
100
43% Jan
4
7
24
10
Ref
Sugar
73/4
"7%
1
No par
Corp
National Tea Co
4
Jan
Service Corp
105% Sep
133/4 Sep
3
90% Jan
Feb
12% Oct
4 % %
18
Jan
83/b Mar
7
9% Jan
National
7
11% Jan
18
National
3
5% Sep
1
18% Feb
Nov
24
1093/s July 31
22
11
17
Linen
National Steel
2
Jan
273/8 July
19% Feb 23
Apr
Jan
10,500
15 3A
49'/8
13
97
10%
15%
48%
11
May
8,600
10%
15%
15%
53
May
8% Jan
18
13%
10%
15%
153/a
1
9
Jan
30 % Jan
14'/«
10 3/4
15
15
43
Jan
xl05
14% Dec
13%
10%
15%
1
"32%
7
92% Dec
14%
io3/4
33%
103% Nov
Dec
14
103/4
xl4
34%
108
19
X104
51%
14%
11
common
230
11
143/4
100
9,000
52%
51%
51%
143/s
Co
173
33
253/4 Feb
2
7% Dec
xl33/4 Jun
10
34
33/8 Oct
14% Jan
Nov
173%
3
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
May 20
15
85
34%
103/4
pfd series of 1951
National
Apr
Dec
77
22%
35
National Shares Corp
91
101
Jun
18%
23%
34%
22
35
7
25
18%
22%
35%
26
31
313/4 Nov
41% Jan
173'/a
18%
23%
35
34% Sep
85% Jan
Dec
173%
18%
223/4
40% Jan
25% Jan 30
27% Oct 22
Nov
,
4,200
343/.
18%
18
35%
9
90
15% Jan
3,900
23 %
34%
18%
23%
343/4
23
30% Dec
19
101
18%
23
183/a
17%
23 %
21
32% Feb
Nov
Dec
150
73/8 Oct
2
83
20
11% Jan
5,500
30% Oct
30
8
91
13%
30% Jan
56
343/4 Jun
13%
147% Apr
9% Jan
93/8 Jan 26
Jun 25
213/4 Jan
13%
51%
Products
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
Feb
13%
1
Gas
National Gypsum Co
136
133/a
10
No par
Inc
8
165
25
13%
133/8
Co
7
29
1,900
13%
13%
Department Stores
4%%
32%
34 % Nov
29
25% Jan
Dec
2
24
32
40% Sep 17
8% Sep
30% Jun
87
National
23% July
98% Oct
2
Jan
National Dairy
34% Jan
16
18% Jan
29
165% Dec
Sep
1
4
1103/4 Jan
19% Oct 30
97
Dec
90%
32
——1
Register
Lines
17 5/s Jan
2
27
4
103
8
25% Nov
City
National
3
33% Oct 19
185% Jan
4
43
Cash
National
7
37% Oct
29
27% Nov
National
25
13% Jan
112 % Oct
89
Oct
61% Mar 19
14"% Nov
13% Oct
89%
32
32%
10
2
48 3/4 Jan
91
313/4
22
213/4
*91.
100
3
2
90%
31%
13%
Inc—1
Corp
93/4 Jan
233/4 Feb
27
Can
92
32
5
Fibres
common
preferred A
1%
National
21%
91
32%
Corp
493/8 Nov
24
14% Aug
7
16% Aug 14
513/4 Sep 10
13% Mar 26
Airlines
xl0% May 15
133/4 Jan 14
14
6
2
9% Dec
11
Oct
19
21%
91
31%
National Acme Co
15
36
21%
913/4
"91
1
15
x29% Dec
14
5
100
—1
31% Apr
11% Oct
163/4 Oct
Aug
17% Dec
15
163/4 Jan
Mar
Oct
27
17% Jun
6
93
Oct
29
108% Jun
2
Ohio
Oil
Co
"When
4%
4%%
Corp
92%
106
92%
106
92
•105%
92
92%
•105%
106
,
92%
105%
*92
105%
92%
106
243/8
245/b
245/8
25%
25%
25%
25%
*19%
19%
19%
19 '/a
*19 %
19%
19%
19%
*19%
145/s
147/8
Xl4%
14%
137/a
14%
13%
14%
13%
14
preferred—100
95%
95%
94%
95%
93%
94%
93
94
93'A
933/4
common
convertible
104
20
1
distributed"
preferred
Oliver
*103
19%
1,070
380
200
12,000
800
Volume 176
Number 5175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2179)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ranre
for
Year
Previous
Lowest
10
STOCKS
1951
Range
Highest
13% Jan
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
3
Highest
Aug
6
96% Jun
15
105
Jan
0
Mar 24
27
Dec
6
27
»P£ 13
Feb
25
8% Apr
12
5
33% Jan
25
39% Apr
13
35
Feb
19
17% Sep
13
21% Jan
12
19
Jan
2
75
19
81
Dec
73% Feb
Nov
101% Mar -1
16
Dec
20
17% Jan
53
19% Feb
Apr
16% Jan
65
6
44
Feb
3
25% Dec 27
31
103
Oct
35
69% Sep
IS
107/s Oct
■
16
©wens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
23
14
Pafeoo Products Inc
11
4% cum conv preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
25% Mar 22
38
Oct
31
51
Mar 17
63
Oct
28
35
Mar 18
46% Oct
28
30 % Dec
2
25% Jan
2
12
17
Apr
24% Oct
23
108% Apr
24
26
132
Jan
2
6% Feb
14
5% Jan
2
May 24
8% Jan
3
22% Sep
IB
17% Oct
18
26% Mar 15
Dec
7
8% Jan
7
7
4y« Apr
30
4Ya Jun
6% Mar
29
13% Apr
*9% July 18
25
*40
92
7
21
40% Oct
Mar 15
Feb
20
Dec 31
Jun
41
Apr 12
9
81
Mar 18
93
2
Jan
B
Jan
IB
9
1% Nov
14
7
39% Sep 20
41% Oct
30
6% Nov
17
Oct
18
6% Feb
15
24
8
5 Va Nov
3
16% Oct
20
38
Jan
26
8% Apr 28
18% Jan
8% Jan
7
29
Oct
29
67% Jan
23
3
34% Apr
15
Aug
5
6 Va Dec
4
38% Nov
101
18
2
23
19% Jan
25
26
1
30% Oct
30
42% Jan
2
Oct
29
121 Vi Aug
3
105% Sep
29
117% Jan
2
33
17
2
25
103% Jan
2
112
8
100% Nov 30
110
Jan
29
20% Jan
2
81% Dec
13
45% Nov
3
91
Jun
Dec
28
16
July 11
14% Dec
6
95% Feb 28
104% Jan
19
93
39% May 24
3
11% Dec
13
13% Mar 15
54
Sep
6
48% Feb
20
10
*17% Jun
1
July 29
Sep
19
Jan
2
39
Sep
27
33% Jun
5
95% Oct
22
104
98
31
Jan
23
Jan
2
17% Jan
8
110% Jun
29
110% Jun
29
39% Sep
13
16
19% Jan 22
3
3
98% May 10
16% Mar 27
*95% Jan
62% July
12
39
17
July
37% Jun
16
148
Jun
July
9
100
6
51
4
29
102% Apr
8
19 "A Nov 25
14
110% Jan 21
Pet Milk Co
4%%
Pfizer
(Chas)
4ft
2nd
73
& Co Inc
Phlla
Co
Electric
Philco
Corp
3%ft
Aug 25
Dec
3
10% Jan
21
Sep
Jan
25
8
Oct
27
17
17
Oct
16
132% Jan
9
70% Oct
30
85
Jan
17
Jan
18
68
23
80
Jan
17
33% Jan
3
Jan
30
9
20% Apr
25% Jan 21
18
24
Jan
31
145
25 ya Apr
17
129
Aug 27
3.90ft
0ft
Hosiery
Plllsbury Mills Inc
$4
convertible
B%ft
15
19
Jan
22
Poor A Co class B
13% Jan
4
15% Nov 30
14% Jan
7
18'/a Dec
4
10% Jun
29
9% Oct
16
13% Jan
18
33
27
Dec
17
79% Dec
10
91% Feb
1
13
7
34'/a Dec
126
109% Jan
Nov
3
5
21% Jan
2
24
May 24
Dec
18
24%
Nov~16
27% Feb
107
Feb
Jan
87
May 16
25
92
81
Sep
26
Nov
28
27'/a NOV
18
27% Aug
6
24% Jan
13
24% Jan
21
92% Jan
41% Apr
~2
46% Mar 28
106
Sep
27% Jan
30
11
2
Oct 29
48% Oct
8
62% Dec 28
110
May 23
31% Feb
6
Feb
3
135
Nov
28
159
Jan
22
24
Jan
2
29
Feb
•
16% Jan
2
25% Oct
11
70% Dec
19
48
56y8Oct
16
106% Aug 11
28% Jan
2
25V* Apr
138% Jan
17
3
69% Jan 23
110
Apr 28
800
17%
17'%
Xl7%
17%
17
17%,
16%
17
16%
16%
2,400
15,000
1
33
100
109
18
0
23% Jan
2
29% Nov 25
72
9
80% Dec
40%
*40
104
200
20
f
34
32%
33%
34%
34 Va
34%
109
108%
109 y4
109 y2
109 %
1093/4
830
38
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
37%
36%
37 Va
16,300
32
No par
100
32 %
32
32%
32 %
32%
32 y4
32 y2
32%
32%
4,000
25
1,300
24'A
24 'A
*110'%
112
*99
105%
99%
106
17%
17
1
34%
35
86 Va
100
86 %
50%
50
5
*99%
101
24%
110%
33%
109
25
24%
110%
*99
*106
107%
17
♦111
99%
17%
34%
*86
50%
*99 Va
*106
16%
35
34%
34 Va
109
24%
111'/a
99%
107%
17 Va
34%
34 V*
109
241/2
♦111
99 Va
♦106
16%
34%
87%
120
51%,
14,000
100%
100 Va
400
*96%
99%
100
*iooy8
*96%
17
*16
16%
*16
*93%
98
*93%
100
18'A
100
18 %
*107
37%
*100
18%
58%
58%
28%
28%
98 %•
59%
*97 Va
58%
101
98%
*96%
16%
59%
10%
*10
10%
*10
37
37%
101%
*100
Va
101%
*100
101%
18%
18%
37
18%
28%
*9%
•100
18 %
28%
x27 %
19,200
10%
37 Va
17%
2,000
10iy2
20
18%
1,900
28%
2,900
*107
28%
28%
No par
*88
90
*88
90
90
88
88%
*87
89
*92%
93'%
*92%
93%
93%
93%
94
94
♦93
94
300
1
60 %
60
59%
59%
59
59%
59
2,000
61
15%
15%
*152%
*163'/a
100
10
156
165
53
53%
59'/a
*15%
com
*88
58%
37%
(
*107
*107
28%
18 Va
16%
98
58%
10%
37
98%
*16
*93%
98
37%
*107
28%
10,500
87%
51%
101
*10
34%
87%
98
37%
34%
8,800
51%
98
10'A
34%
40
16%
87%
*16%
37%
16%
51 Va
*93%
*9%
17
130
100
107%
87%
17
25
♦106
99%
51%
*98%
57%
107'/a
111
87%
98
58%
111
*99%
51%
98
58
*24%
i
99'/a
87%
*96'/a
•
24%
111 Vz
51%
*16%
*93%
157/8
15%
*152%
156
*152%
*164
165
*
53%
53%
No par
8%
8%
8%
19%
19%
19%
19%
100
*72%
72%
*71
71%
53%
72%
100
73%
72%
164 Va
8%
No par
71%
23%
23%
*140
15o
30
30%
12
12
30
30%,
42 y2
43%
.
1
No par
10
preferred
preferred
100
100
preferred
22%
*142
29%
*11%
,
33%
126
55
2,700
9,400
73%
73%
71%
73
73
•73
71%
72
72
*71
*22%
22%
23%
12
30
29 Va
293/4
283A
12
11%
11%
*11%
*11%
com
30
2,600
200
21%
30%
30%
30%
30%
4,900
44
43 Va
433A
43%
43%
2,200
15%
15%
15%
15%
*153/8
15%
183/a
18%
183/a
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,400
103/a
10%
10%
10'A
10%
10%
103A
28,600
34%
1,200
300
34%
34%
34'A
34%
68%
68%
68%
68%
67%
68 Va
68
68%
2,900
13%
13%
13%
143/a
14
143/a
14
14%
17,900
80%
80%
*80%
303/4
30%
30%
*34
*125'A
*34
34%
34%
81
303/4
84%
84%
84%
*26
26%
26
26
26
26
30
1073/4
40%
40%
403A
40%
40 3A
*108%
28%
146
*145%
25
24%
34%
4,200
26%
1073/4
25
2,4G0
34%
34%
26 3A
26%
64
6334
*108%
1093A
32%
323/4
28%
,
147
26%
27%
102
643/4
109
32%
28%
28%
*145%
146%
25%
24%
25%
29
78
"
3%
3%
28%
77%
690
30%
34
84'A
107%
146
81
30%
84%
107%
32%
♦80'A
303/4
—
107%
62%
81
34%
—
*107%
40%
63V4
109
303/a
*84
34%
27
26%
*80%
84
127
*100
28%
12
1,000
43%
27%
28%
30%
30%
1013/4
5
22%
150
30
700
153/4
27
6ft preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
73
43%
101
32%
*143%
150
73%
30%
27
27 y4
102
32 y2
223A
23%
143
30
30%
26%
27 Va
102
No par
23%
♦143
143
143
*26
63%
8,400
8UA
21%
26'A
109%
54%
8%
20%
*25%
.
54%
8%
100
common
preferred
-54%
20%
84
No par
54%
"20
8%
No par
Pullman Inc
164
700
156
•163
20 y8
8%
84]A
100
15%
•151%
164%
20
8%
No par
preferred
15%
15%
156
*152%
19%
,
*84
01.40 div
15%
164 Va
20
29%
*15%
126
165%
58%
43
15%
15%
15%
156
25
Pub Serv El & Gas com
(The)
*40
37%
No par
4.64ft
Quaker Oats Co
4
Jun
27% Peb
•102 3/4
5
3%ft
35% Jan
148
103'/a
20%
34%
Inc
Purity Bakeries Corp
1
40%
20%
34
33% Aug 11
24% May
40%
21
30%
(The)
500
28,700
*2oy2
80 %
conv
50,700
9%
40%
*102%
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
Oft
6 Va
37%
9%
20%
30'/a
Pure OH
6
37%
9%
102%
cum
11
6 Va
37
20%
4.70ft
43% Jan
9%
102%
109
39% Mar 20
5%
37
20%
preference com__No par
preferred
100
21
9%
103%
4.08ft
Nov
5%
| 38
20%
80%
Co
Gamble
Industries
cum
9%
*102%
10
conv
&
5%
*36%
.
20%
103% Nov 20
102% Jan
8,500
x20%
No par
4.32 ft
1,100
29%
130
89,400
*102%
preferred
04.75
1,300
30 Va
130 Va
40%
Serv Co of Colo
2
Power
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
Public
493/4
40'A
68%
14 y8
86y4Jan
31% Nov 26
21%
49
2,900
40%
103%
34 y4
May 13
26% May 1
28% Apr
80
21
50
9%
13%
Publlcker
19
21%
49%
5%
*33%
68%
•rocter
22
19
21
37%
5
4%ft
25
17% Jan
200
50%
9%
No par
4
69 Va Nov
8
32
21%
5%
preferred series A__50
9
X31%
21%
37%
10%
8
2,700
27%
110
32%
9'%
18%
11% Oct
30%
*27
•105%
32
5%
10 y2
31% Sep
1,300
32%
37'/a
18%
62 Ya May
500
6,000
12%
32
9'A
10 y4
11
1,900
70%
30
30%
28%
110
36%
1
17
6,600
12%
30%
*40
5%
16%
34%
68%
130y2
Xl8%
80
Feb
30%
*26 Va
*106y2
30%
5
5
Pocahontas—
Electric
Potomac
41% Jan
95
30%
28%
110
129%
1
(The)
Creek
17
30% Aug
119% Feb
108
Plttston Co
16% Jan
30 % Feb
*26%
*106%
30 V*
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
15VaSep
25
27%
5%
16%
♦34
900
2,600
12,200
No par
series prior pfd
1st
15
27
30%
110
5
common
guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
6ft preferred class A
20% Oct
Dec
27%
*106%
_100
7ft
15% Jun 28
84
30 3/4
26
No par
com
(conv)
Pond
26 Ya May 24
6
128%
100
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
23% Jun
7%
5%
128%
.3
preferred
13
Jan
34%
7%
6
x29%
•Pitts C C & St L RR—i___-i_^100
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com—No par
37% Mar 15
35
34
7%
5%
30%
2
55% Feb
14
303A
'
12%
110
No par
16
Jan
35%
7%
.
128%
common
Inc
24
29% Jan 31
7,500
5
com
preferred
Pltney-Bowes
40 % Oct
2
45 3A
30%
No par
28% Oct
Jun
45%
128 %
100
11% Jan
82% July
6,400
46
30%
com
preferred
28
16% Nov 23
600
2%
100
series preferred
•Phillips Jones Corp
Feb
12% Feb
31%
129'A
common
57
3
27%
2 Va
128 y2
100
46% July
9
*12
22,700
26%
*30 Va
100
14% Apr 12
36% Aug 23
2
6ya
♦34%
7%
5%
11,700
*31%
5
common
21% July 17
10% Jan
3
28% Jun
4
34% July
30 3A
26
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
Aug 18
165
2
*7%
40
6%
2
100
14
156
4
Feb
6%
*106%
17% Jan
21
31% Jan
8
6%
30%
1
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
Feb
147
7
26
55
7%"
6%
100
Nov
Jan
Oct
.
10
preferred series A
1
42% Mar 17
8%
5'A
12.50
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
4ft preferred
May
142
21% Dec 21
131% Nov 30
35 Va
Phlla A Reading Coal & Iron
45
151
98
*34%
(conv)
preference
conv
04.80 preferred
1
■
34%
Corp
13
29
1
Nov 27
34%
No par
preferred
28
3
70% July 24
35
45%
100
4,100
100
Phelps-Dodge
95% Feb
Feb
3
34%
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
106% Jan
Feb
11
46%
2.50
common
1
Dec
54% Oct
26%
2
97,000
22,000
6%
6%
31%
46%
6 Va
76%,
98
26%
47%
8
76
98
*31%
2
5%
37
77
26%
46%
5
♦35
93/4
10
98%
31%
,
473/a
preferred
1
22
30
2
5
9%
37
5%
6
174
2
26%
31%
2
6%
5 Va
10 Va
33%c
Oct
29
26%
32%
76%
*98
7%
46%
Rights
Oct
15 Yb Oct
6%
*50
85
62
2
7
50
24% Oct
46
31%
*35%
78%
No par
Phoenix
37% Jan
2%
9%
98
21%
5
156
2
33%
2
77%
98
49%
4
6
25
Jan
17
33%
78%
21%
Jan
25
37% Jan
8% July
Sep
1
1
63/4
x26
5
37
98
50%
Mar
28
152% Dec
18
Sep 28
78%
*35%
21%
91
91
" 77 y2
Mines
Phillips Petroleum
Jan
Nov
35%
50
2
15% Apr
110
35%
21%
12
95% Feb
36%
10
12
94
*9%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—_
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
90
7
9%
32
36% Nov
7
*9%
5y8
31%
2
Mar
9%
*9%
31%
3
Dec
6,500
29,200
313/4
26% Jan
20
7%
22%
50
83% Jan
98
7%
20%
No par
8
May
9%
7%
20%
10 Va
7
320
7%
5
78%
138%
20%
10
*97
*138
7%
5%
97
138
3,500
20%
10%
97
1%
2Ai
7%
5
Corp
Penn Power & Light Co
RR
20% Feb
101
138
117
19%
20
Pennsylvania
2
12
7%
139
10
26%
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
5ft preferred
4.34
93% Jan
"138
5 '/8
6%
Coke Corp
Cement Corp
4
Apr
51% Dec
138
*34
5
108% Mar
42% May 15
*9%
2
2'/8
10'A
10 Va
26%
preferred
13
9%
5
7%
18%
1
preferred
preferred
27% Dec
7%
19%
*9%
1
«Peabody Coal Co common
6%
conv prior preferred
3.8 ft
15% Jan
71%
19
No par
4.4 ft
19
138
10
Inc
Parker Rust Proof Co
6
17% Jan
137%
Parmelee Transportation
JPatlno Mines & Enterprises
24
8
2
__No par
Co
Oct
*103% Jan
107% Jan
&
May 15
4
9
57,000
2Va
137%
1
Consolidated
Davis
99% Jun
93
17
95% Feb 27
llg
Corp
41
Jan
56% Mar
Aug 11
32% Nov 13
38
Apr
9
13
29
3
22% Jan
Feb
'
May
105% Apr
7
23% Jan 22
23
Jan
1%
Pepsi-Cola Co
16% Jun
106
1,820
2il*
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
22% Mar 12
*115
Oil
18
46% Aug
18
116%
Petrol & Transp
5
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4ft preferred
100
15
35% Nov
Dec
116
Pan-American
40 Va Feb
18% Dec 26
91
4% preferred
Packard Motor Car
Pan Amer World Airways
10% Apr
44% Jan
22
No7"l4
116%
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
l
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
6
19% Oct
26 % Feb
117%
2
20
10
30
117%
100
Feb
2
2
118%
preferred
8% Feb
Jan
25% Jan
117%
118'A
12 y8
46
22% Dec 17
103% Dec 31
.263/8
12
x29% Dec
111
26
69%
18
23% Sep
54%
26%
117
12 Va
34% Mar 27
11
38%
55
26%
100
com
68%
71
17% Jan
Teleg
rights
69%
10
9
&
12
25
13
38%
54%
26%
69%
52% Jan
56
Apr
105% Feb
38%
54%
26%
70
30
100% Apr 27
38%
54
26%
69 3A
1
31
7,000
38%
54%
26%
12%
4
2
22,200
54%
38%
54%
27%
69%
32% Dec
19
39%
38%
54%
26 '/a
12%
21% Dec
Oct
38%
~30
54
69%
5
12% Jan
38 Va
5,400
No par
27
55%
370
29%
Penney (J C) Co
17% Feb
Jun 25
8% Jun 29
34
Jan
3
45%
29%
61
Penn Coal &
26% Feb
16
45%
29'%
7
18
145
45%
29%
8
18
14
59%
45%
30 Va
5%
27% Apr
Nov
57
46
30»/a
34
26 V* Jan
4% Nov 13
*59%
45%
30'/8
16%
5
*124
61
45%
29%
5'/a
11
29
*59%
45%
34
29% Jan
800
36
*59%
16'A
108% Feb
Dec
Pacific Telep
Penn-Dixie
30
13%
61
5%
24
87%
29 Va
34%
4
130
61
11%
*86
46
16%
5
111% Jun 29
♦35%
5 Va
28
Dec
36
34%
16% Jun 29
Jun
*35%
*35%
16%
25% Oct
Jan
36
36
5%
31
105
13%
34%
15
28
14
16%
23% Jan
28
87%
5 Va
14% Aug
Sep
11%
*13%
34%
72% Feb
Dec
11%
♦85%
14
*16%
24
29
11%
86'/a
*13%
5%
Oct
112
11%
86%
13%
16%
27% Mar 10
19% May 24
102% Dec 10
88
34 %
12
Nov
Id,800
12
16%
15% Mar 16
29
11%
11%
*86%
34'A
30
22% Jun
5,000
25
63% Oct
2
72%
No par
31 yj May
10
74% Jan
71%
Penick & Ford
20% Jan 29
35% Nov 17
21
41% Aug
700
29»/4
46
25
Utah
5% Nov
26%
82
No par
& Tilford Distillers
33
26%
♦80%
No par
Lighting Corp
Parke
26%
82
73%
*
Park
15
230
2,200
72%
*59%
10
Park
Feb
38%
733/4
No par
16
58
26%
*80%
38
73
No par
3% Jan 21
28
27
82
38%
4,600
28%
73737/3
noncum
43% Jan
Oct
26%
*80%
82
*25
5,100
*35%
Pacific Mills
Panhandle
38%
28%
44%
36%
29
16
25% Jan
14
*25
Shares
44%
*35%
Paramount Pictures Corp
14
8
9% Jan
13
'
38 %
10%
11642
45%
lo
30% Mar 13
8% Jan
10% Jan
100% Jun
38
97/a
11642
45
13%
21% July 16
21% Feb
64% Apr 11
12% Jun 25
24% Jan
18
4% Jan
21
2
10
63% Aug
7% Dec 21
Jan
33% Jan
20
57
3!
5% May 22
12
69% Jan
Feb
10
6% July 31
13% Jun 29
Dec
16
33% Sep
40% July 10
2% July 2
40% Jan 11
19
Oct
6
104% Jan
29
34% Dec 28
9
7
Nov 20
62
May 24
31% Jan
18
9% Nov
27
28%
10%
116%
45
13%
Pacific
*25
38
9%
*116%
45
12 y2
4
Common
74
28%
10
116%
the Week
45%
88
common
preferred
6%
73%
44%
13%
4
1
27
..*80%
12
55
2% Dec
27%
82
45%
87'A
38% Dec
Dec
37%
5
2nd preferred noncum
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
35% July 14
120 y4 Nov 26
38%
100
Pacific Coast Co
let
97/a
116%
44%
No par
com
10%
*27
12.50
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Dec. 5
116%
*80%
5
Friday
Dec. 4
x9%
*25
Sale* for
Thursday
116%
28%
SALE PRICES
Dec. 3
12%
38
No par
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 2
11644
*25
2.50
Outlet Co
24
50
9
Outboard Marine & Mfg
Jan 11
Jun 11
29
17
10
83
85% Jan
12
11644
No par
52
145% May 19
8'A Nov 21
4% Jun
Collins
Elevator
17% Jan
32% Jun
Jan~30
Otis
19% Jan
5
151%
*130% Dec 27
Opponneim
97% Jan
6
11
5
common
3
54% Mar
114% Oct
(The)
29
49% Feb
3
13
Omnibus Corp
LOW AND
Tuesday
Dec. 1
.8% conv pfd called Jan 1 53_100
30
li9« Nov
Jan
Monday
Par
12% Oct
3
17
Nov 24
5
27% Sep 11
38% Mar 25
27% Nov
STOCK
EXCHANGE
13"% Aug 28
116 43 Dec
Continued—Page 9
.
8S% Nov
34% Mar
31% Mar 27
*49% Jan
6
I
Nov 29
10
July 13
37
]?,y Feb i9
t«,?£pr 24
Mar 21
21
16% Nov 28
14
6
89% Aug 30
2
95
Aug
YORK
NEW
20
2,700
26%
11,800
27 Va
27%
8,100
100
*993/4
100 Va
*107%
107%
107%
107%
400
40 Va
40%
40 Va
40'A
7,600
63 3A
11,000
26%
263/4
100
633A
26%
27%
65%
,
26%
63
300
109
*107%
107 %
900
32%
33
32 3/4
32%
1,500
28%
28%
28%
28%
4,900
109
*145% 146%
*24%
25*%
*145% 147
*24% 25
10
700
R
3% Apr
82
Nov 28
33
Jan
2
Jan
Oct
4
3% Nov
8
3% Jun 18
5
May 16
87
B
5% Feb
2
3
Mar
103
Jan
9
45% Oct 18
For footnotes
see
page 26.
14
4% Oct
5
9
4% Jan 11
88% Jan
2
97% July 18
40% Mar
B
48
Aug 29
Radio Corp of America com
No par
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
RKO Theatres Corp
'
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%ft pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
03.50 1st preferred
28%
*77%
3%
3%
*93
*46
29%
78
3%
3%
94%
46%
28%
78
3%
3'/a
*93
46%
94
47
3%
3%
X93
47
28%
77%
3%
3%
93
47
28%
78
3%
3%
93
*46 %
29%
78
3%
3%
93
47%
37,700
28%
28%
79'A
80%
900
3%
3%
40,400
3%
3%
25,100
*93
94%
30
•45
45%
400
23
24
(2180)
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
for
Range
Year
Lowest
STOCKS
Previous
37% Feb
34
13
1
3
Jan
i
36% Sep
9% Sep
15
11% Dec
25% Feo
4
31% Dec
24% Nov 24
32% Feb
8
35% Aug 22
44
Feb
16
Feb
20
41
Sep
30
Dec
14
37
Feb
3
30% Jan
15
35
July
13
Dec
19
19% Feb
7
11% Feb
11
13% Jan
17
Jun
29
20% Feb
1
18% Jab
4
15% Jun
25
21% Jan
5
13% Oct
30
36
22
July
1
7% Dec
12% Feb
9 Vk Aug
Jan
28
9
10% July
Feb
2
52% Sep
23
58
Jan
26
17
17% Oct
16
21% Jan
2
Apr
6
90 % Feb
19
98
64
2
100
11
pfd 3 % %
3
24% Nov
24
Reo
13% Jan
19
22% Nov
19
3% May
21
6% Sep
24
3% Nov
5
9% Jun
27
11% Sep
21
9% Jun
6
35% Jun
29
49% Feb
2
37% Oct
16
July 19
118% Jan
5
108% Juu
24
9
28% Jun
16
34% May
6% Jun
8% Feb
28
38 % Jan
25
139
Jan
Dec
13
23
47
Oct
28
92 % Apr
25
Preferred
101% Jan
2
106% Jun
4
18
26% Nov
8
42
Feb
31
47
Dec
31
37% Oct
100
Aug 30
11
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
3
3
12% Feb
29% Nov
7
20
Nov
19% Oct
54
Jan
24% Jan
2
29% Feb
39 % Mar
29
35% Nov
26
Oct
9
99 % Feb
Sep
18
19% May 23
25 % Dec
31
24 % Apr
16
21% July
32% Oct
8
6
22% Apr
x60% Feb
17
27
57
4
Apr
2
71% Oct
29
Feb
54
28% Dec
70% Dec
Apr
5
320
May 11
205
Feb
8
312
Dec
3
Apr
11
148
Jun
11
150
Oct
7
.175
Dec
5
11% Jan
10
16% Jan
9
24% Feb
6
89(4 Jun
12
x88
22% Sep
19
21% Jan
9
31% Nov 24
41 % Jan
Nov
Mar
31
22% Nov
17
17
18% Jan
2
23% Oct
49% May
58% July 22
1
Sep
21
27
102
Feb
26
87% Oct
30
Nov
1
108
Jun
11
102% Oct
23
41
59
Mar 30
Jan
38
29% Oct
8
'2
33% Jan
29
87% Dec
99
May 29
97
4
11
Nov
Apr
21
105% Jun
30
94
30
35 % Jan
30
31
July
83
Dec
26
95
Feb
7
85
Feb
13
89 % Apr
29
107% Dec
28
123
Jan
12
103
Oct
20
116% Jan
30
2
15
14% Jan
2
16% Oct
3
2
13% Jan
101% Nov
Mar
104
13
2
102% Jan
5
Sep
107
8
73'/a Dec
26
89% Feb
14
75% Jan
29
68% Dec
20
67% Jan
3
Jun
May
86
4
47
.
5.60Q
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
12,000
3 %
3%
3 %
43%
3%
6,400
410%
10%
410%
10%
10 %
10 %
10%
10%
10%
1,200
42%
42%
42 %
42%
42%
42%
42
%
42%
42%
42%
3,200
114
113%
113%
Xlll%
111%
200
34
33%
34%
33%
33%
8,200
5%
7%
55
448
55
91
91
91
105%
105%
4105%
106 %
105%
105%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
60 %
61%
60%
62 %
63
64
25%
26
26
26
26
26
4
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
1,200
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
xl8%
18%
10,800
39%,
39%
39%
39%
3a ?4
39%
39%
1,700
124%
125%
124%
124%
125
4125'/a
129
102
4100
102
9%
21%
21
21
57
58%
58%
58%
15%
15%
15%
15%
33%
34%
87%
88%
106
28
27%
27%
27%
27 %
1,300
28 %
28%
28'%
28%
28%
28%
24,000
70%
70 %
70%
70
70'%
70
70
19%
92 %
22%
14
27%
56
27%
J
4
32% Jan
50 % May
Jan
2
49% May
25
96% Nov 23
8% Dec
21
2
23
Jan
51
Mar 15
25
68
9
Jan
9
19
31% Aug 10
70% Sep
6
5
16
42% Jan
30
48% Jan
10
Oct
37
Nov
x96% Jan
x8
% Feb
7
11
28
23% July 31
65% Feb 27
2
16% Dec
10% Jan
2
14% Oct,14
6
Jan
2
Aug 27
29% July
41% Jan
2
35
Feb
28
May 27
8
53% Feb
x34% Jan
11
46% Sep
38% Oct
Mar 14
95% Oct
77
39% May
32% Mar
5
x38% Nov, 18
15
Dec
21
23% Feb
5
60
Dec
21
80 % Feb
23
75% Nov
16
94
Feb
5
19% Jun
25
25% Apr
19
25% Mar 15
37% Sep
11
2
21
Sep
11% Oct
53
6
10
3
15
14
9% Jan
8
8% Jan
9
52% Jan
5
45% Jan
17
17
73
Aug 28
52% Oct
2
10% Jun
29
12% Dec
19% Jan
2
18
38
9
34
7
3
143
Sep' 5
5% Aug 27
Nov
20
51% Nov
14
69
14
12
Jan
22% Aug 30
46% July
2
63% Nov 27
12
5% Jun
5
77
Jan
30
87
485%
81
41% Nov 23
52% Nov 24
99 % Dec
59%
20
23%
23%
23'%
23%
23
23%
22%
23
Xll%
11%
411%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12'%
12%
12%
12%
12
%
12%
12%
13
80
81%
80%
80%
480
82
120
40%
41%
40%
41 %
41
43
21,900
39
39'%
39
39 %
39
39%
4,700
2,200
69%
69%
16%
16%
16'%
13%
13%
13
13%
IS
10 % Jan
18
73
32% July 25
44
1
Dec
Jun
2
30% Dec
5
25% Feb
26
21 % Nov 24
26% Feb
8
22% Jan
2
27% Aug
79% Nov 23
10% May 24
96
Mar
4
3
13
8
2%
29%
29%
29 %
30
30
30
2%
3,900
2%
4
2,400
35
2,000
20
14
14%
14%
14%
14'%
14%
3%%
preferred
100
preferred
100
Smith & Corona Typewriters_No par
57
57%
4.20%
68
68
466
21
21
21
21
21%
35%
35%
35
35%
35%
Smith Alexander Inc
,
common
15
Socony Vacuum Qil Co Inc
Solar Aircraft Cq
;
_1
19
4139
11%
11%
11%
52%
"51%
52%
Gas
&
55
5%
Railway
2
92% Apr
3
$3.50
12% Jan
2
18% Oct
28
Standard
10% Jan
3
2
78% Feb
1
74% Jan
2
Stand
$4
21
21
21'%
1,100
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 %
3,600
55
4
18%
19
4136
142
5%
5%
11%
11%
52%
57
57
4136
5%
5%
451 %
12
52%
18%
19
140 "2
11%
'
90
9,500
19
140%
13,100
5%
18,400
12
451%
52%
57
56%
56%
439%
V
1,000
39%
39%
39
40
40
40
37%
38%
36%
37%
37%
37'%
37%
37%
13,800
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16
16 %
15%
16
31.900
25 %
25%
25
25
25%
•
4
25
25'%
25%
x25
40
700
1,500
25
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
3,900
No par
43%
44%
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
43%
43%
.43%
26,400
76%
78
76%
77
76%
77%
15,300
79
77%
79
common—No par
100
100
com—No par
4
76
77
79%
79 %
79%
79 %
4
73
75
75
75
473
78
473
13%
,
1
Inc
21
38%
stk tr ctfs
Brands
21%
40
No par
Spear & Co common
_1
$5.50 preferred
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.50% cum preferred——
50
4.60%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Corp (The)
1
Spiegel Inc common
2
Conv $4.50 pfd (stamped) _No par
••Square D Co
5
Standard
67
38%
& Bros Inc
(A G)
56%
*65
—7.50
preferred
Ohio
456
439%
Elec—No par
Natural Gas Co
Co (Del)
&
451%
460
57
68
4
5
Pacific
noncum
55
11%
-
55
55
4,900
14%
25
25
Edison
(The)—-
Indiana
Southern
5%
11%
451%.
preferred
California
South
4137
5%
50
preferred
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
8%
18%
142%
5%
14
14%
56%
56
68
19 %
4138
5%
E & G Co com_4.50
South Carolina
5%
5%
1
14
65%
56
°65
68 %
18%
142%
South Amer Gold <Se Platinum
56
55'%
19%
pfd—100
Solvay American Corp 4%
80% Jan
8,200
13
2%
29%
35
1
}10% Nov 21
2%
2%
29 %
35
1
page 26.
13
2%
29%
34%
13
see
13%
2%
29'%
34%
13% Feb
For footnotes
13 %
2%
34 %
14% Sep
26
13%
100
35%
29
18% Nov
10,600
35
Corp
17
7% Nov
16,200
16%
35%
O)
9% Jan
31% May
69 3 4
16%
%
2
Sparks Withlngton Co
63% Nov
68%
16%
35%
(A
29
9
69%
16%
10
Smith
6% Jan
9
69
16%
900
29
13
70%
6,800
3,300
7% Jan
Feb
26 %
82%
Spalding
81
26%
81%
17
14% Feb
413
27
81%
Jan
36% Oct
64% July
x68%
16%
160
26
4
28
81%
16
29
8% Jun
69
16%
426%
82%
23
29
19% Jan
4
10
81%
11% Oct
9% Jun
66% Nov 29
26%
28
68%
4
9%
81%
9
26% Jun
40%
103%
10
81
17% Oct
7
40%
103'%
10
81
—
Mobile
2
26%
28
10%
80%
Southern
May 16
41 %
103%
10%
10%
25
Skelly Oil Co
2
26% Jan
40%
103%
9%
'f
27,400
5
57% Jan
41 %
4102%
10'%
41 %
102 %
103
4102%
42
41%
102%
10
41%
41
4102
.
41%
26
103
4
39%
Dec
9
-
1,300
2,000
26,900
41%
20
23
500
39%
48% Feb
Feb
1,900
12,700
41%
South'n
17% July 18
€0%
39 %
1
99 % Jan
59%
41%
14
52
60
39 %
Nov
5
59%
41%
'• 4
13
60
59%
39%
75
31
15
41'%
79% Dec
Mar
81 %
15
.
39%
44 % Dec
29% Feb
81%
15
24%
41%
80
57% Dec
81%
81
39%
3
105
24%
81%
15
59%
15
40%
29% Nov
25% July 12
6,900
24%
81%
15
81
15
24 %
24%
80
39%
'25% Dec
4
20
4,600
40%
16
47% Sep
80%
24
39 %
10
16
111%
114%
24'%
"19
80%
112%
40%
22
38 % Apr
79%
111%
81
112
104
39%
18
6
4
4102
105
No par
Jan
47 % Dec
1,700
4103
105
No par
Nov
9
60
15%
13
Corp
Oil
21% Apr
103 % July
108%
15%
11%
No par.
Southern Co
21
85%
108%
15%
Simonds Saw & Steel—
19
28
85 %
109
15%
Sinclair
16% Nov
Feb
1,330
86
109
~
2
Oct
,
V:
15%
23%
Co
14
6
2,200
12%
.
Apr
12% Jan
100
70
30%
11%
Sharp & Dohme common
No par
$4.25 cum preferred
No par
(Frank G)
No par
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co—1
1
Shell Oil Corp
15
•gheller Mfg Corp
J
Sheraton Corp of America—.
—1
Silver King Coalition Mines
5
Southern
4
x30%
91
104-
414%
24.%
,
15%
79 %
111
31%
1,500
23%
ghattuck
16
20
4
81
110%
110
39%
Jan
Nov
4103
105
4103
111%
415%
f490
4102%
104
22%
86
109
39 %
65
9% Oct
31%
87
4107'%
15%
56 %
56'%
90
90
4102%
31%
109
15%
39%
66
101
90
104
85%
4
39%
Simmons
56%
56 %
.
431
31%
Sharon
9
May 24
2,700
56
489
4102%
41%
20
4
56%
56'%
90
104
81
42% Jan
Aug
13,200
39%
38% Nov
5
27'%
81
9
25
5,400
27'%
22%
No par
10
2
13%
27%
1
—,
Feb
75% Mar
13%
27%
27%
27%
4
1
75% Feb
64
13%
27%
39%
38% Oct
x64% Sep
13% Jan
22%
13%
5
Oil & Gas.—,—,
1
Steel Corp
—No par
28
28
22%
14 %
491
59%
;
common
6
May
22%
13%
82%
17% Mar 12
21% Jan
7
19
Jan
July 24
25
Dec
35% Mar
26
40% Jan
15
53% Jan
45
38%
.
32 % Oct
7
16
102% Jan
19% Aug 27
2
26
July 16
22%
14
39
66% Mar 22
16 % May
Nov
Jan
48
22%
81%
18
49
80% Apr
22% Apr'
124% May
4% Feb
32% Jun
7
20
4
9
July,
20
14
Oct
32
16
Nov
Dec
6
24
7% July 2
2
4 % Jan
63% Nov
143% Sep
4% Apr
39
29
Mar 15
12% Sep
3
3
87
8
17"% Mar 19
2
29
3% July
19% Dec
May 28
10% Sep
29% Jan
13% July
8% Jun
111% Apr
107
220
91
59%
Refrigerator Co
$4.50 preferred
Dec
92
150
91
Shamrock
26
43
12% Jan
33% Mar 28
82% Nov
20
33
9
12% Feb
108
Mar 13
31% Feb
13
30,500
—No par
Roebuck & Cp_,
Seiberling Rubber Co
May 25
70
20
19%
91
31%
81
110%
175
4107%
105
480
308
173
19%
91
89
15%
19
36% Sep
46
4
87
4103
302
175
9%
92%
4102%
109
15%
314
4140
3
56
>
31%
485 %
4300
175
20%
27%
.:>«
90
4107%
312
13%
a
104
31
312
4140
v
19?)
490
56%
89
4102%
2,400
22%
22%
13%
•
Nov
11% Jan
4
19%
19
19%
92%
29
90
4,600
27'%
50% Feb
Nov 23
300
1,100
39%
70%
14
.
39%
40
28%
24%
29% Jun 25
39%
89%
105
28%
80
68% Dec 22
41%
88%
104%
70
24 %
Inc
33'%
105 %
28%
80
Servel
10,200
40'/4
106
34
89 %
105 %
105%
500
28 %
415
Seeger
33%
33%
88
88'%
106'%
2,800
28%
5
29
1,700
21
28%
Seaboard Oil Co of Del———No par
14% Jan
14%
28%
Seagrave Corp
13
57
14%
28
3
23% Nov 28
20%
56 %
15%
41%
2
7
15
21
57 %
41 %
16% Sep
60% Aug
27
400
6,800
9%
56%
34%
87%
9%
20%
4
58
15%
33%
10
102
15%
21
57
4
88%
99
3,500
41%
J
75
88%
9^/4
15 %
34%
33%
106
106%
4
4
20
41 %
24% Dec
Nov,26
21
21
19%
102
4100
10
9%
10
9%
10
103% Apr
9% Oct
8,500
38%
12
7 % Feb
3,000
18
499
100
—100
18% Jan
400
7%
38%
125
Line RR Co com—No par
4
26 %
7%
39
13
16 % May
63 %
26%
20
15
19
62 %
7%
19%
Oct
2
a
26 %
20%
75
8
63;
19%
19% Jan
July
62%
20%
12% Feb
16% Jan
50
5,600
20%
15
11
25'/a
20%
18
25
24%
7%
12
Sears
25%
26%
102
5
__—
25
500
90%
106
47%
175
Seaboard Finance Co
4104%
7%
300
preferred
preferred
x90%
106%
7%
300
com
55
90%
4105%
%
130
4
448
55
48
1,200
22,300
90%
499
8
100
100
10
(The)
4
4125
preferred
Co
91
30
7%
42%
42 %
7%
22% Jan
58
Feb
51% Jan
37
"
55
91
42 %
9,000
5,000
195
47
41%
42
48
4
52%
4187
7
41%
41%
5%
52 %
5%
53%
188%
7
448
42
no
5%
52%
188%
190
7
%
i
5%
5%
53%
52 %
190
490%
21 % Dec
1
5%
5%
52%
41%
103% Sep
31
33%
184
7%
42
3
12% Dec
8
5%
184
7%
4112
34%
52
52%
190
Mar 14
17% Jan
74
,
33%
5%
52%
4183
115
"111
4140
3.35%
100
3%
160
4.40%
95%
18%
310
Seabd Air
14,100
19 %
18%
4
100
3%
160
9
5
19%
56
19'%
5
series A 5%
Elec
95%
455%
56
3%
265
Scranton
4
100
95%
55%
xl9 %
19 %
19%
4
100
May 21
114% Dec
19%
4
56
800
18%
—No par
(Jacob)
noncum
55%
9%
3%.
Louis Southwestern Ry
5%
13
4
Co—100
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
Sangamo Electric Co
-10
Savage Arms Corp
—5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred
.No par
$4 preferred
No par
Seovill Mfg Co common
25
3.65%
preferred
100
4.30%
conv
preferred
—100
St
17% Jun
7
17% July 10
20
(The)—..
Preferred
Jun
1,300
70
1
57
200
9%
4
19%
Joseph Lead Co
.—
St Joseph Light & Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
122
29%
100
^
St
205
18"% Sep 10
96
Feb 19
preferred series A
preferred
4%% conv preferred
1
29%
9%
20
common
4%
28% July 31
i.
Co
Haas
Safeway Stores common
6
29%
9%
4
9%
3%
par
107 % Nov '20
10
23
35% Oct
28%
100
39%
21
84
29 %
49% '
19 %
18%
Ruppert
17% July 18
28%
4
24 %
.
17
5%
23%
39%
Ruberoid Co
10% Apr
21
99% Sep
41
3
45%
24 %
.Ronson Art Metal Works Inc——1
Royal Typewriter
_1
65% July 15
5'%
24%
17%
4%
5%
24%
39%
Rohm
15
5%
24%
38 %
23
2,700
5%
24%
1
Rochester Gas & El Corp—No
Apr
15
56
19%
50
22
29
17
95%
100
preferred series A_
25
18% Feb
15
24
.
Jail
103
3
14%
24%
,—^_No par
Nov
29
4
19%
19%
"95 %
20%
&
14%
1
Co_
Corp
Oil
40
1
14%
x24%
7%
4.50%
14%
10
100
100
155
16
9% Sep
101 % Jan
89 % Dec
4
May
55'%
7%
23
19 % Dec
13
26% Sep
63
Oct
8% Jan
48% Jan
2
x99
20% May 29
15% Jan
31
33% Jan
4
56
55%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls'
29% Jan
110
4
No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins Mills Inc common
20
7% Sep
19%
15
1
10
series.
Manufacturing
Richfield
19%
1,300
1
50c
10
series
3.60%
Ritter Company
10
16% May
4
160% Aug 29
107
Feb 23
20
Jan
18% Nov
34% July 12
3
Apr
93% Jan
33
74% July
26% Dec
5
5% May 13
26
21% May
2
14
27
23% Mar
17
45% Dec
Nov
53% Feb
24
5
4
'—2.50
Preferred 4.50%
•Rheem
300
19 %
9%
Common
3
100
12 %
19%
29%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
5
5
34%
412
3,400
42
34
12%
9%
Spring Co
2
41 %
12%
28%
Reynolds
Jan
4
4
19 %
9%
2
85
16
10
12%
42
34%
40%
19
28%
.100
Drug Inc
40% Jan
Oct
411%
9%
4
Reynolds Metals Co com——No par
5%% convertible preferred—100
32% Jan
6% Oct
4% Aug 21
16% July
Rexall
1,600
29,400
19
28%
1
4
32
12%
—5
2
42% Dec
411%
5%
30
Mar 31
23
12%
12%
34
Jan
34% Apr
62% Sep
2
10
Jan
21
108 % Mar 19
19
Jan
50% Apr
G% Oct
98% Jan
xl01'% Dec 6
28
29
4
434
45%
Feb
242
31%
34%
33%
45
2
83
31
31
42
5%
6% Jan
23
Oct
31 (a
31
31%
440%
5 %
10%-Tan
Oct
172
11%*
42
Copper & Brass——No par
Revere
34%
11%
34%
•
115
2
34%
11%
434
4111%
36
26
41
3
34%
11 %
440%
41%
Republic Steel Corp com—,—No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
30
34%
34%
40%
434
14%
67% Jan
July 29
48
13
11% Jan
x7%Nov 28
31% Dec
5
5
13
Sep
66% Sep
240
25
Jan
4
34%
'
15%
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
11
10% Mar 29
34% Dec
31%
18%
Republic Aviation Corp
25
31 %
7.000
34%
1
18 % Jan
9
27 % Jun
31%
14%
Inc
Motors
17
111
31%
—
16% Jan
■
31%
18%
serfes
22% Feb
Jan
11%
31 %
Shares
5
34%
4
34%
11%
common——50c
25c
3
44% Jan
34%
11%
No par
2
115
34 %
11%
._10
Corp
16% July
10% July
5% Jan
34%
11%
35
.
34%
34%
11%
19
Co common
Mfg
Remington-Rand
$4.50 preferred
July 30
34%
34%
.50c
Stores
Conv
34%
._50
prior preference
div
Reliance
3
33%
Dec
& Co—
(Robt)
•Reliable
30% July 24
7
8% Oct
25
22% Sep
15
14% Jan
Jan
5
13% Feb
21
54% Dec
90
8
28% Mar
31
Dec. 4
—25
noncum
$1.25
7
7% Jan
'
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Dec. H
—5
—
Reeves Bros Inc
26
34%
34 %
npneum
4%
Reis
22% Aug 30
1
1st preferred—. -50
,_50
2nd preferred
—5
Real Silk Hosiery -Mflls_——
Reed Roller Bit Co—^——__No par
4%
I
8
17% Jun
5% Aug 15
Par
EXCHANGE
■Rayonier Inc commou
$2 preferred
Raytheon Mlg Co
Reading Co common
35% Aug
24'/2 May
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 8
Dec. 1
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
>'
Highest
Range
1951
Highest
33%Dec~24
LOW
13%
13%
13%
xl3'%
13%
13%
6%
6%
76%
8
6
6%
6%
6
78
4
78
73
78
13%
6%
6 1
79%
79%
78
13%
%
13%
2.100
6 %
2,900
6
900
10
*
7%
4105
4
45%
7%
7%
110
°105
45%
44%
4
7%
110
45%
/
7 %
4105
45%
7%
7%
4105
110
46
45%
53%
4101
53%
102
53%
noi
53%
102
19%
19%
19%
19%
43
43% '
43 3
43%
8%
8%
a
8%
8%
53
4101
46%
54
54
4101
102
53%
102
19'%
19%
43%
19%
'
45%
8%
43%
8%
8%
66
66
GG
66
32
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
27
27%
26%
27%
26 3 V
27%
466
66%
7%
7%
no
'
19%
44
8%
4105
446
4
53%
4101
900
7%
110
,
900
46%
54%
102
.
2,090
■
4.700
19%
19 7 3
43
43%
9,900
8%
11 200
8%
100
66%
66
66
31%
31%
31%
32%
8.000
27
27
26%
21 %
9.200
466
4
!
No par
88
88
88
88
88
88
88
88%
88
88
Coil Products Co
Ipc——1
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
4 600
com.—No par
18 %
18%
18
18V4
18%
18%
18'/a
18'%
18%
18%
12,500
_—No par
108%
108%
108
108%
103%
109%
108%
108%
108%
108%
6.600
preferred
Gas
&
Elec
preference
Co
_—
—
80
Volume
176
Number 5175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2181)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Previous
for
Range
Lowest
Highest
10
Mar 13
551/8 Sep
59
Apr * 2
78% Oct
17
70% Oct
16
13
75% Dec
31
72
16
33% Mar 15
47%. Oct
8
93% Dec
Jun
25
July
105% Mar
31
14
20
2
NFW
Range
44
58% Jun
loRKK?TnrK
TxrHAvrp
EXCHANGE
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
1951
Year
50% Jan
3
Oct
64 %
94
Jan
Mar 15
15% Jan
5
27% Nov
10
16
6
61% Nov
12
45
Nov
13% July 16
15% Feb
3
13% Mar 24
17 '
July
2
47% Oct
3
32 % Oct
22
43% Jan
31
Sterling Drug Inc
3/2%
Stevens
2
S arre t
New
36% Jan
36% May
28
Sterchi
3
Jun
28
104 'A Jan
4
x91% Sep
11
98
Apr
30
39% Apr
11
49% Jan
17
32% Oct
29
44 % Jan
8
15% Jan
2
20% Dec
11
18% ttfay
1
21% Nov
28
10
17% Sep
2
90
14% Nov
Jun"28
14%
16% Dec
8
20 % Feb
'
26
19% Jan
2
25% July 30
13% Oct
14
21
Jan
8
23
7
35% Mar
23
16% Nov
2
18% Mar
25% Apr
31% Feb
9% Dec
1~2%
26
_2
Mar 14
570
22
Nov
20
101% Jun
26
17
30
28% Aug 13
22% Apr
102 % Jan
10% July 24
13 % Jan
18
10 % Jan
40
A
4%%
preferred
2nd
pfd
25
540
Superior Steel Corp
50
22
Co
100
Sweets Co of America
Swift
&
Swift
International
23% Jan
2
39
41% Dec
4
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
80
3
95% Mar
12% July
2
4I/8 July
9
25
Jan
2
89% Aug 25
115
Feb
21
18
4% Mar 11
4
34% May 19
40
Oct
13'% Jan
Dec
15% Nov
13
Talcott
28
Inc
Tennessee
59% Sep
13
50% Oct
16
60% Jan
29
30% Dec
18
27% Oct
16
32% Nov
19
Texas
Oct
1
100% Apr
15
49
Oct
3
32% Oct
Jan
16
10
188
76% Jan
25
103% Mar 10
24% Jun
5
30
Oct
128
Oct
86
116% July 14
46% Jan
Texas
12
69%.,
8%
9
8%
54o
16
124
Coal
Jan
8
32% Jan
24
46% Nov
Texas Utilities
7
10% Nov
17
18% Jan
Textron Inc
17
July 18
23% Mar
7
11
Jun
16% Oct
1
15 % Nov
14
12 % Oct
31
15% Feb
37
Sep
16
43% Feb
10% Oct
10
14% Jan
Nov
471/2 Oct .18
13% Sep 27
8% Jan
2
18% Jan
Dec
6
8
40
46% Oct
16
41
6% Jan
2
12
Mar 13
3% Jun
7
19
Feb
1
331/a Apr
8
12% Feb
25
48
Feb
4
Jan
47% Oct
4
4
42% May
Dec
13
Jan
5
91 % Jan
4% Jan
3
Jun
17
24% Nov 26
35% Feb
1
18% Jun 29
25% Mar
43
51% Sep
19
11
Dec
31
xl0% Jan
103
2
•
22% Jun
Oct
22
18% Apr
15
18
Jun
x9% Jan
29
4
'
1
25
3
.
39% Oct 23
3
16% Jan
23
24% Dec
26
x21% Jan
9
19
29
27"% Feb
2
16% Oct
23
20
Jun
.
July
15% Feb
8
28
98% July
;
4
31
28% Aug
8
10% Apr
2
26
15
Sep
110% Feb
21
102% Jun
15 % Dec
31
17% Dec
18
2
22% Nov
18
.J7/
24
24%
x24
24
2.000
23%
23
23
*22%
23%
1,600
68%
*68
69
8%
560
8
13% Jan
16
Nov
8
41
Jan
16
21%
21%
21%
26
26
25%
25%
112
*110%
8% Jan
6
12% Dec
7
Jan
2
15% Mar
3
47% Jan
2
58
12y4Jan
2
15% Oct
37 % Jan
10
21%
i
570
22
*25%
7,200
800
20%
25%
2,100
26
*110%
112
1,100
8%
565
x20%
95%
112
8%
560
112
900
20
13%
13%
n%
13%
13%
33%
33
33%
33%
34
*13%
15
*13%
7.50
com
40"%
No par
*84
No par
*114
1
9
8
5
15
*13%
15
*13%
41%
x40%
41
40%
41%
84%
83%
84
"
113
84%
115
6%
14%
83
113
6%
15
114
6%
113
6%
15%
15%
6%
*14%
15
*13%
15
900
10,200
41%
6%
*14%
84%
114
114%
1,100
6%
4,700
6%
15%
84
11 <5
115
40%
84
41%
*83%
6%
15%
41%
6%
14%
9,900
310
14%
500
8%
81/B.
8%
8%
8%
8%
40
40 '/a
8%
8%
3,200
40%
40%
*39%
40%
40
40 %
*39%
55%
40%
900
56%
55%
56%
55%
56%
Co.
10
—No par
55%
56
31%
31%
55%
56i/4
31
31%
30%
31%
30'/a
30%
30%
108%
109%
30%
17,700
4,100
109
lOJi/2
108%
109i/4
108
108%
38%
39%
108%
108'A
2,100
38
39%
41%
42
42%
42%
27,100
1
138%
138%
124
Oil
&
10
8%
40
139%
143
123
123
100
123 'A
No par
43%
44%
10%
10%
No par
ig
16%
144
%
43
142
144
141
144
123%
123%
123%
122%
123
43
43%
42%
43%
11
10%
preferred
xl42
8%
44%
x43%
——50c
Co
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
16%
16%
123%
16%
161/B
16%
5,200
1.100
42%
7,900
10%
42
10,500
16%
16%
16%
1,600
13%
*12%
13
12%
12%
3,500
39%
*38%
39%
39%
39 %
20
No par
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
131/2
100
4,600
Fair
1
8 %
8%
*42
1%
43
1%
42
12%
*12
'
Co
Water
common
Roller
Co
*98
3%
26%
57
98 %
3%
26%
8%
81/s
12%
56%
42%
1 %
1%
8V4
*421%
43
1%
1%
*12
56%
56V4
*98
98%
*98
3
3%
12%
56%
3
*26
27
•
*26%
98i/2
81/B
8V4
x8
8'%
42%
42
41
411/4
120
1%
11/2
1%
5,000
12%
*11%
12%
1%
*12
56%
561/2
57
57
98%
*98
3
97%
98
3
27%
3
*26
27%
2,300
.
i
40
3%
3%
3,300
*26%
27%
200
19%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
5
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
X22%
22%
par
44 %
12%
441/8
44%
44%
45
44%
45
44%
44%
5
43
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%'
12%
12%
12%
No
Bearing
Edison
*12
57
81/B
J-10
Oil
Associated
Timken-Detroit Axle
(The)
20%
•
22%
22,000
8,600
-
9,600
5,700
2
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
—5
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
%
*24%
hi
24%
hi
%
J3
%
hi
r%
hi
*241%
24%
*23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
500
17%
111%
171/4
17%
17%
.17,900
112%
112%
112%
270
Transamerica Corp
World
Trans
Rights
Airlines
$6
common..—1
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
No par
Corp
111%
111%
*llli/4
112%
111%
preferred
Conv
«20th
12% Sep
29
8%. July 15
12% Dec
4
Jan
31
37% Dec
4
5%
8% Nov 13
12 "'a Jan
7
Twin
9,500
1
16%
16'/a
16%
16i/4
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
*42%
43
42%
42%
*42i%
42%
42%
42%
*42%
1
19%
20
19%
20
20
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
12,100
55
55%
55%
56
59
59
60%
59
59%
2,160
11%
10%
35%
12
11%
11%
19,100
Transit com__No par
prior preferred
50
11
35%
10%
11
11
11%
11%
12%
11%
12%
4,100
35%
36%
36%
36y2
36%
37%
36%
36%
2,790
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
3,500
Co
Preferred series A
common
(conv)
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
60 % Dec
17%
112
13,500
86,900
50
Coal
Truax-Traer
21 % Feb
Inc
—
Tri-Continental
21% Dec
27
112
9%
•
68
68
12%
44% Feb
29
560
27,100
Transue & Williams Steel—..No par
3
17% Dec
3
8%
560
19%
19%
*38%
112% Dec
10% Oct
7% Nov
4
May
16% Aug 25
47 % Aug 25
9
163/
12%
& Nov 28
15% Jan
}qi/-
39%
Tide
7
27% Mar 12
8
1,900
118
12%
Toledo
10
*116
*38%
5
Jan
60
82
81%
118
12%
12% Dec
13% Jan
105
4,700
39%
Timken
28
1,700
9%
100%
12%
2
23% Jan
33%
9%
*38%
Jan
40% May 19'
27
3
July 28
July 28
24% July
23% Dec
49
•fo Nov 20
3~
1
57% Nov
9
21
1
82
*116
*33 %
1001/2
24%
21%
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
fThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc com
5
4% preferred
100
Thompson-Starrett Co com..No par
$3.50 preference
No par
18
11
g3?
100%
13%
common
conv
Thermoid
15
10
8% Jan
3gw
*99
No par
The
22
26
7
21,500
32%
$2.40 com) preference
Nov
11% Mar
36%
3,700
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
% Nov
2% Jun
90
$1.25
18% Feb
36%
-L?
13%
certificates—*
share
15
28
37%
333?
33%
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
Dec
4,300
32%
;
Pacific
Sub
195% Mar 28
27%
68%
575
*110%
27 «/8
23%
26
112
900
27%
81%
22%
25%
112
16%
,q5/
C
8%
*535
15%
16%
>
*13%
Producing
Texas Gulf Sulphur
23% Mar
35% July 23
2,200
15
17
13%
Gulf
16% July 19
35 % Dec
15%
15%
24%
19V
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
80
15%
15%
32%
Corp
Texas Co
2
119
2,100
13%
Telautograph Corp
1
25
7
4,500
21%
iei/
25
5
Feb
44% Jun
90% Mar 15
35
21
31%
(James)
8% Dec
42
23'A Jan
34% Mar
34%
21K
—.25
Ltd
preferred
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)
Symington Gould Corp
21
68%
19,
11,800
93%
(The)„4.16%
Co
$4
4
7% Jan
1
5% Oct 23
6% Sep
14
2
17
5
common
preferred
1
May
68%
Superior Oil of California—
14
102
68
14
22
3
23%
26
Feb
28
24%
*23
__10c
13% Nov
10% May
°24
23%
12.50
35 % Jan
105% Dec
24
23
400
34%
*93
3533
*16%
82
*116
34%
Q23'
1^7'
118
24
Sunshine Mining Co
Paper
82
*116
25
18
4.40%
82
1950—20
n8
1,100
16
351,3
9y
118
19i%
Inc
24
14
34%
»<n
500
43%
*15%
2^»
100%
"
19
Sunshine
Sutherland
91/
*99%
81%
*n6
21
Biscuits
93/
100%
—1
Nov
26% Aug 26
112% Nov 24
29
82%
9%
100
ser
14
5
82
Oil
30% Oct 30
6% Nov 24
1R7u
351/.
-
59%
43%
J*
34%
1
*99%
6
102% Dec
16
100%
8
81% Jan
34-^
21Mi
16%
9%
Jan
32% May
351/.
2V/<
16%
100%
—_No par
17% Oct
1
35
1
common
2
19
34%
933A
21V"
153/h
preferred—No par
28
Sep
*93
59%
44
36%
Jun
Dec
34%
93%
37%
13% Jan
Oct
*93
351/.
15%
59%
43%
03,/®
Apr
27% Jan
2
32
34%
*59
331/
570
24
5
34%
>
15%
36'/a
11% Jan
16
110% Oct
60
43'%
15%
335/.
70
1
Oct
i
60
43%
16
37%
conv
Oct
34%
93%
>"
43%
15%
331/4
5%%
19
60%
*43%
16%
36'%
W.%
490
*59%
44
33%
9%
3
4
4,400
36%
16
20
24%
33%
24 y4 Jun
Sep
241/2 Dec
29
24%
60%
36%
26% Apr
8% Oct
24%
—No par
23
18
24%
Sunbeam
28
Jan
25
33% Dec
22% Sep
May
5,100
24%
27%
22% Jan
63
200
11%
25
27%'
10
9
100%
11%
273%
Corp common
preferred series A
67% Oct
*99%
li3^
27%
Class
29
36%
100%
ll5/«
37
1
Sunray
24% Jan
371^
*99%
11%
Studebaker Corp
Corp
17,600
37%
100%
11%
17
3
8
25
37y>
*99%
11%
15%
A
37
15,500
99%
16%
series
35,200
37%
15%
Chemical
16,300
75%
11%
15%
$4.50
77%
37%
17
Sun
76%
75
24%
11%
17
Sun Oil Co common
Shares
57
99%
37%
100
15%
Corn
the Week
56%
nkt
nkv
27%
15
23
7R>A
16%
24 % Apr
21% Jan
75'A
27%
119% Feb
21% Oct
?£% ??£
16%
preference
8
10
15%
sgsa
76%
27%
prior
&
6
5
241/b Sep
15%
57%
76%
20
5/i
Stone
18% Oct
119% Jan
10
96
1
common
34%
\73/0
57%
*
No par
Feb
114% Jan
11
16% Jun
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
34%
*53
Dec. 5
Webster
18
29
17% Jan
355
puller
27
115'/4 Dec
15
&
10% Jan
Apr
79% Jan
Sep
43%
100
94% Jan
1
26
uaer
*59%
*15%
& Co Inc—.—•—15
101 ya Jun
7
Jun
otix
24%
1
5
pieferred
(J P)
11%
No par
3
Feb
Nov
10
B
Inc
common—
4
99
93
10
L
Stores
17
4
4
Jan
(The)
29
May
Apr
67% Jan
56
Co
Bros
*99%
..
Friday
Dec. 1
30% Aug
39 y4 May
5
8%. Nov
76%
Jersey
luxT^r™ie?C0
S
Co—_5
16% Jun
26 % May 20
96
75
3%% preferred series A
100
Stand Ry Equip Mfg Co———1
Standard Steel Spring common—1
4% convertible preferred
50
30
44 % Feb
75%
18
100% Sep
10
27
Jun
75
37
of
of Ohio
11% Oct
53
15
common.i.10
Oil
22% Feb
.
76%
Oil
18
13
57
74%
Standard
19
56% Feb
56%
74%
Standard
17% Oct
50% July 9
37% Jun 29
56%
22
Thursday
Dec. 3
74
25
Sales for
rr
56%
Standard
Jan
85
25 % Apr
'
Standard Oil of California—No par
Oil of Indiana
25
Continued—Page 11
.L0W AN" HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Dec. 2
,
Mn"da,y
Dec. 1
Pnr
Par
47% Jan
35% Oct 23
9
July 23
92
«
5%
series of
Century
1952.—.—50
1
Film new
Fox
Twin City Rap
conv
Coach
Co
*55
12
11%
12
xll%
11%
11%
16%
43
4,700
200
u
13
-
52
53% Mar 28
100% Nov 26
102
83
Dec
28
96
91% Dec
3
27
36
107
29
Jun
26% July 2
100% Nov 26
22% Jan
Udylite
56 % Feb
Underwood
14% Aug
Union Asbestos
50
Union Bag
30
3
21
43 % Jun
26
13 Dec
57 '
Feb
104
93
Mar
15% Feb
47% Oct
2
42% Oct
109% Jan
16
11% Jun
Mar 17
Jan
Oct
4
66% July 30
19
44% Dec
Sep
112% Feb
96% Oct
33% Apr
4
97% Nov 26
May 11
12
11
7
6
3
111
9
98
91% Jun
83% Jan
25
Jan
15
104
35% Oct
16
45% July 9
121% Mar 31
94
100
Jan
2
Apr
2
45 % Jail
4
50% Nov
Jan
9
37% May
1
42% Aug 12
1
28
1
36% Dec
1
Jan
10
33% Jan
2
35% Dec
18
101 % Jan
24% May
35
109
21
26% Jan
18
36
3% Jun
19
Mar
3
1
1
Jan
31
xl3
Nov
65% Oct
8
Sep
5% Oct
43% Jun 25
30 ¥t Jan
101% Jan
21
Mar 13
56% Nov
3
107
37% July 25
17
70% Mar 19
6
26% Nov
12
33% Feb
11
6
4% Apr
25
7
69% July 9
5% Mar 21
2
Nov
15
4% Jan
2
12
12% Jan
22
5%
Nov
19
10% Feb
12
88
Apr
21
47
Oct
21
74
May 22
25
Oct
3
16
68
Dec
19
'
July
26% Jan
11
Feb
8
21% Jan
15
United
Electric
18
64% Jan 30
53% Oct
30
8
24% Jan
2
14% July 12
17% May
1
17% Jan 12
18% Feb
1
22% Sep
20
11% Oct
30
15% Jan
2
11% Oct
31
21% Jan
24
20
11% Oct
61% Sep
20
54% Jan
9
106% Feb
28
96% Jan
11
18% Nov
8
4
124
Feb
13
101% Feb
164% Dec
29
19
May
2
Jan
26
167
Jan
8
19
Jan
17
16
Jan
9
70
Jan
25
61
Mar 19
28% Jan
16
nptrp
or
9 >/4 Dec
73
5
May
27% Dec
8
Sep
25% Jar>
2
*103%
104%
103%
common—10
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
100%
100%
10
Corp
—No par
5
Cos
Theatres
interest
Securities
1st preferred
—
S
Hoffman
4%%
U S
Machinery
preferred
Leather O
39%
1031%
Co
Gypsum Co common
1% preferred
U
114%
100
U 8
9
66
xll4
36%
103'%
•U S Freight
Aug 27
101
38%
116%
39%
5
10
of
87
49%
Improvement Co.. 13%
United Kerch & Mfrs Inc
1
$4.50
*86%
39%
1
1
No par
No par
No par
20
100
com
5
100
Nope'
16%
14%
»
37'A
*107
37%
109
13%
*13%
13%
62
*62
62%
29
x28%
28%
4%
67%
5%
6%
56
41/8
67
5
*6%
55%
4%
67
5%
6%
55%
100 '/4
36%
*107
xl3%
62
*28%
4
67
5
17,100
87
35%
37
67%
*86%
36
1031/2
109
67%
86%
37%
100%
245,600
98
49
/2
10,600
18
108
36%
36
68%
600
47%
u
*95
40%
100,.
47
18
108
49%
*107
13%
61%
29
4
*661/2
5%
6%
*55
47%
98
49%
5
2,600
3,300
13
108
115%
38%
13
50%
108
35%
Gas
Certificates
*99
%
67%
13
50%
*12%
*95
*39%
No par
Paramount
86%
68%
47
13
98
108%
36%
No par
Coal
US & Foreign
Apr
179
185
United
21% Jan
119
12% May 24
■
101
United Engineering $* Foundry
United
102% Aug
30% Dec
20
58% May 19
19% May 24
notnotec
6
19
104% Jan
ff'i
7
34% Sep
2
1
May
30% July 26
18
24% Mar
*99
38
116%
40
United Gas Corp
13
25% Oct
22% Sep
101
37%
115
50
United Fruit Co
29 y8 Aug
73% Feb
20
Jun
5
22
8
31% Dec
99
Dec
2
25
38% Apr
*100
Cig-Whelan Stores com..30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
TOO
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
1% preferred
'
100
14% Oct
56% Nov
87
United
Jan
Xl9
86
39%
United-Carr Fastener
3% Feb
68%
87
49%
United Carbon Co
8
68%
87
No par
57% Oct
68%
*95
No par
Carton
&
69'A
1
108
of America—No par
11
Feb
47%
preferred—50
$4.50 preferred
17% Feb
50
47
IiV
98
4%% series of 1952.100
United Biscuit
17
8% Dec
5
Inc
18
16
47%
1
109
preferred
Lines
Board
46%
1%
109
common
Co
Car
convertible
United
50
*95
ynited Aircraft' Corp common
Preferred
49
No par
series
Sep
8
50 %
No par
series
noncumulative
Air
13%
50%
*12%
98
50
United
*13
13
109
25
102% Mar 20
107
$4
5 %
13%
50%
12%
68%
Preferred
30
2
May
13%
501/4
13
*95
Union Pacific RR Co
Tank
13%
51
12%
108%
Union Oil of California
4%
13
50%
12%
No par
Carbon
&
$3.50
Union
13%
50%
pfd $4.50 ser__No par
series
No par
$3.70
Preferred
25
13
50 %
12%
IiV
—
Preferred
21
—20
& Paper Corp
Bn El Co of Mo
5
5
& Rubber Co
Carbide
<Jnion
30
July 31
Feb
3
4
Apr
40
15% Aug 22
44% Mar 13
.
69% Dec
2
May
Corp
Rights
52
41% May
112% Jan
28
Dec
27
Jan
1% Dec
Jan
91% May
29% Jan
101
5
I
No par
(The)
Corp
101
36%
109
*99
38%
114
101
39%
115
101
101
38%
H31/2
48%
39%
*39%
36%
35%
36%
*103%
104%
*103%
104%
200
29%
29%
29%
29%
13,000
100%
100i/2
36%
*107
36%
110
36%
*107
.
62
62%
62%
28%
28%
5%
6%
57
4
*66%
49%
40
2,500
2,500
102
*101
13%
6%
55%
3,900
49%
13%
4%
17,700
35%
13%
67
30
39%
115
48%
39%
13%
29%
400
370
11,600
1,700
36%
110
1,200
_
13%
700
*621/4
63
900
*29%
29%
300
4%
23,300
4%
4
67%
67
5
60
67
5
5%
5%
6
*5%
6
56%
57
5%
35,200
400
400
16%
16%
16%
16%
55%
16%
58
16%
16%
16
16%
2,900
14%
14%
15
14%
15%
15%
15%
15
15
3,900
58%
58%
58%
57%
67%
58
58%
58%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
34
33%
34
34
34%
*33%
34%
33%
33%
12%
13%
12%
13
13
13%
13
12%
13
15,500
13%
13%
12%
13%
12%
12%
Xl2%
12%
12%
12%
12%
27,800
561/2
27 »/8
34
13%
66
*1011/2
x29
112%
*175%
13%
66%
102%
29%
*12%
65
*101%
29%
13%
65%
102%
29%
116
xlll
113%
178
*173%
178
12%
65%
102
29%
113
*173%
12%
66
102
30
113%
178
12%
65
'101%
29%
113
'173%
58%
12%
*12%
66
64%
102
*101%
30
113%
178
29%
113
*173%
21,300
51,500
2,000
12%
300
65%
6,600
100
102
30%
113
178
3,300
4,700
*
26
*63
26%
26
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
26%
26%
641/2
*63
64%
64%
64%
63%
63%
63%
63%
60
10
10%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
4,500
9%
10
4,100
25
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2182)
Jun
7% Dec
28
x36% Nov 28
12
7% Feb 13
35% Oct 23
56
Sep
26% Oct
67
66
Dec
27
84 % Mar
S
Nov
24
42% Feb
8
86% Dec
4
96% Feb
6
106% Oct
9
45
Jufy~~2
57% July
Oct
151
31
4
Dec
30
6
146% Feb
2
53
Oct
30
61
8
67 % Mar
3
16
136% Jan
6
76% Oct 30
Mar 28
Mar 28
102 % Jan
14
22'/# Oct
1283/4
91% Nov
4
Jan
90
*•' Jan
8
87% Mar 29
68% May 29
37% Jun
29
47% Jan
30
37% Oct 23
138% Dec
26
153% Jan
19
138% May 16
144
Jan
80
24
Feb
13
May 18
42% Jan
18% Jan
3
20% Mar 20
19% Oct
20
23
37% Dec
21
43% Aug 27
36% July 25
41
5% Jun
27
9% Jun
28
18
22
Jan
9
5 %
29
27
Nov
21
8% Jun
30
26% Jan
7
Aug
6
Sep
169
14
Jan
156
21
64
Oct
19
57
10
29% Dec
31
28% Apr
30 % Jan
2
40% Sep
13
34
13% July
2
Oct
9
13% NOV
6
5
23% Oct 23
27% Oct
30
51
29
July 24
14
Dec
19
33 % Feb
26
23% July
28% Oct
23 % Apr
9
Nov
21% Jan
110% Jan
8
Nov 26
106% Jan
26
95
119
21
21
103% May
7
29
38% Dec
6
3
31% Mar
July 16
27
35 % Jan
16% July
Dec
29
139 3A
1403A
139%
140
58
58%
58
593/4
-60%
62
61
61%
8,400
•65
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
300
64,200
41%
140
60
60%,
*65%
66%
65%
41%
413/4
41%
41%
403A
41%
403/8
403/4
1423/4
142%
142%
142%
1423/4
142%
1423/4
1,700
4,000
142%
19%
20%
20
20%
37%
37%
38
38
•6%
6%
6%
63/8
6%
6%
9 '/a
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/a
90%
*87%
90 %
*873A
*86
3%
26%
20
26%
*25
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
39
*38
3%
3%
3%
♦25
38%
38%
38 3/a
383/a
6%
63/a
63/8
6%
1,500
9%
9%
93/8
9%
4,300
♦873A
89
3%
3%
*25
3
1%
•233/a
com_No par
•25%
25%
25
25
100
163%
163%
*163
164
1
13%
13%
13%
133/a
133/a
13%
61
61
61
61
61
61
No par
33%
33%
X33%
33%
333/a
333/a
42%
43%
42%
433/4
42%
100
2%
2
25
*243A
25%
163
163 3/4
163 3/4
164
13%
133/a
*61
42%
41%
2.50
com—100
24%
25
25
25
243/a
129
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry
2
Jan
*125
127
*125
127
*125
127
*126
26%
100
22%
100
div partic preferred
6%
2
May 29
44% Jan
11
Vulcan Detinning Co common
4
Jun
13
12
16% Apr
8
18
Jan
18
20
28% Mar
I
31% Oct
2
62%
90
33%
33%
2,700
41%
33%
423/a
6,400
xl4%
15%
3,000
29
28%
28%
400
103/a
10%
103/a
8,900
25%
25
25%
4,700
42
15%
*126
'
■
26%
93
93
22%
23
22%
127%
*127%
129
1273/4
*92
263A
26%
253A
94%
27
7,900
126%
1,200
263/4
6,100
114%
Xl26%
10
223/4
223A
1273/4
2,000
94%
*92
23
220
26%
26%
26%
26%
114%
•114%
1143/4
*114%
114%
100%
*100
1003/4
♦100
1003/4
*100
1003A
*100
*100%
102%
•100%
102%
*100%
102%
*101%
102%
*101%
102%
x33%
337/ar
*333/4
34%
1,000
2S%
29%
30
30
2,700
38
38%
38%
1,100
26
27
34%
34%
34%
35
35
35
30
30
29%
30%
29%
29%
38%
38%
383/4
383/4
38
263/4
114%
38
*37%
26 3/a
114%
114%
1003/4
10
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
173/a
17%
X17%
17%
1,200
20
preferred
1%
5,100
*99%
25
25
5
Virginia Ry Co common
6% preferred
Visklng Corp (The)
37% Jan
26%
27
127%
13%
114%
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred—
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
2
273/a
100
164
*126
22%
22 3/8
400
25%
*61
129
93
22%
300
23%
13%
♦126
263/4
93
128%
126
*125
*91%
26%
*91%
preferred
3%%
19
31
14
127
*125
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
19
Dec
*125
noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
5%
233/s
62%
33%
15,600
2
*25
163
3,400
26%
2
2%
24
25
24 3/8
Vick Chemical Co
26%
100
3%
3
*233/a
180
873/4
873/4
*25%
24
25
11
88
3%
*25%
26%
1%
2
1%
960
139
138%
142%
42
142%
23
Jan
32
140
10%
20% Jan
2
13
140%
10%
103
35% May 22
8
Oct
48
20
139%
10%
103% May
33% Apr 24
x27% Jan
57,500
10%
27
98% Jan 22
Dec
29% Jun
94
500
29%
10%
116% Nov 20
Mar 12
95
913/4
29
10%
137% Jan
2
20
Dec
22% Mar
91%
30
10%
29% Jan
6
1
116% Feb
140
93
29%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co„6%
32
3
91%
29%
153/a
93% Apr 29
28
93
29%
*28%
Oct 31
200
91%
29%
153/4
25% Feb
6,000
87
93
28%
127
30%
28%
233/s
Co
30%
*85
93
1%
Co Inc
500
61
29%
23%
Van Norman
4,900
93
23%
preferred
300
39%
28%
15%
1
29
85%
•23%
preferred
39
303/a
85
•92
Co common
U\ah Power ft Light Co
125 % Aug 29
18% Oct 24
Nov
303/a
85%
28%
15% Jan
23
18% Jan
30%
85%
15%
9
112% Jun
30
85%
28%
87% Sep
xllO
30%
85%
15%
3
3
29%
28%
Apr 17
10% Jan
29%
85%
29%
3,700
8
*7%
*59%
•85
15%
Apr
24% Oct
18
28% Dec 28
60
28%
116
100% Jan
60
15%
116
26
60
28%
115% Dec
31
60
'
Shares
20%
20%
39%
2.50
10
115% Dec
Dec
38%
Van Raalte
5
2
88
39%
4
9
25% Nov
38%
8
16
Jan
14
19
347/b July 13
62
•60
*7%
Jan
105% Jan
104
61
20%
8%
17% Jan
31
3
10% Dec
61
4%%
45% Aug 14
8
Jan
38%
8%
5
33% Dec
18
38%
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
July 28
6ft
May 23
Jun
26% Jan
38%
Universal Leaf Tobacco
13% Nov 21
Apr 24
11
37%
S Pipe ft
*20 3/4
21
"•
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
2
25% Jan
23
26
14% Sep
4
3% Jan
27
May 2
1 %
15
12
170% Jan
18
Jan
27
2
21 % May
6
x27% Oct
19
4% Jan
23
24% July 25
Jan 26
Oct
28
22% Jan
155
9
8%
No par
7% noncumulative preferred—28
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd.B
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
convertible preferred
50
Universal American Corp
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
10
10% Jan 11
94
Jun 27
2% Apr
4% Jan
2% May 15
22% Jun
Sep
x87 % Oct
Feb
96 % Jan
8%
U S Tobacco
7% Apr
7
24
22
27% Jun
8
7
18
24
5% Jan
13
Nov
2% Dec
87
26
17
7% Jan
*7%
U
34% Mar 21
16
*81% Jun 17
14
92'/a Dec
19
20%
21
8%
20
10
1
100
100
U 8 Rubber Co common
10
8% noncum 1st preferred——100
U S Smelting Ref ft Min com—50
1% preferred
50
y S Steel Corp common
No par
7%
100
preferred
39% July 29
29
Dec. 5
•7%
preferred
Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3% % preferred series B
8% Nov 24
29
20%
21
the Week
Friday
Dec. 4
20%
4% %
Jan
Jan
8 %
43
Thursday
1
10
tJ S Lines Co common
23% July 21
S
18% Jan
16
20% Feb
29
Sales for
Wednesday
Dec. t
Dec. I
P*T
EXCHANGE
Monday, December 8, 1952
Dec. 3
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
dirtiest
Lowest
17
Range Since Jan.
1951
.
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
for Prevloaa
Year
.
Continued—Pag* 12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range
.
29%
29%
*29%
293/4
*29%
293/4
*29%
293A
29%
29%
70
64
*63
64
63%
*62%
W
547/« Jun
25
De«
29
71% Feb
13% Feb
7
13
27
Jun
29
x29% Feb
13
27
8% Jan
17 %
7
29
15
8% Oct 20
10% Jan
30
Feb
23
17% Jan 11
21% Dec
3
Jun
12
Jan
12
104% Dec
5
11% Nov
12
15% Feb
28
21%
104
97'/a Oct 23
42 % Apr
13
98
28
19% Nov
5
15% Sep
11% Mar 28
25
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
29% Jan 14
51% Jan
56% Oct
4
July 27
16% Jun
24
Walworth
Ward
Oct 22
20% Jan 30
Jun
35% Jan 30
Warren
Foundry
3
Warren
Petroleum
12
18% Feb
13
7% Jan
2
11% Oct
29% July 18
36% Jan
19
29
15
17
27
24% Oct 23
89 % Feb
31
82
Dec
30
Mar 14
41% Oct
Jan
30
Nov
27
19
107
Jan
27
101
Feb
May
$4
7
2
'37% Dec
106% Mar 18
110% Sep
96% Jan
2
103 % Apr
B
18
Jan
9
102
Feb
7
106% Jan
•
111
8
13
15%
15%
27%
27%
28
273A
27%
700
333/a
33%
33%
33%
28,300
31
30%
303/4
1,100
25%
26
Aug
24,200
3,500
26%
26
26%
17
17%
17%
17%
16%
17
163/4
17
*16%
16%
1,500
23%
23%
23'/a
24
24%
24%
243/8
24%
*23
2,500
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
12
23%
12%
*
10%
10%
*10%
103/a
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
700
27%
27%
27%
27%
273A
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,200
convertible preferred—No par
Indies Sugar Corp
1
Kentucky Coal Co
4
82'A
82%
82%
82%
82%
82%
82%
82
82
4%%
Power
29%
No par
Electric Co
Penn
pfd
480
29%
29
293/a
30
30%
28%
293A
27
27%
27%
27'A
27
273/a
27
27
27%
273/a
4,600
36%
363/a
36%
36%
37%
36%
37
X36%
36%
16,300
108%
108%
110
,i 36
*108%
100
109
108%
29%
30%
109
109
109
109
109
•102%
103
103
103
*103
105
*103
105
*103
•101
102
1013/4
1013/4
*101
102
♦101
102
'101
102
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
153/B
15%
15
15%
*79%
80%
79%
80 %
80%
80%
80%
80%
80%
81
108%
108 %
*108%
110%
11,500
105
4.10%
preferred series B
100
preferred series O
—100
West Virginia Coal ft Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com—No par
4%% preferred
100
109% July IB
4,800
82%
Snowdrift
&
4.20%
1
10,900
27%
West Penn
16% Jan 29
84
133/a
153/4
B
West
3
*30%
50
13%
15%
com—2.50
Tobacco Inc
Oil
Wesson
West
98% Sep 19
Feb 27
Mar 14
Aug
Wayne Pump Co
Webster
West
6
75
12%
15%
26
9
Sep 17
106
123A
153/4
26%
26
Jun
12%
26
27% Sep
12
123/a
15%
26%
84
72
12%
1043/4
104%
B
1
Wayne Knitting Mills
41% Jan
7,400
9,400
X153A
21
213/a
105
6
Co
Motor
8%
21%
*104
26
Corp
8%
104%
21
Waukesha
3
Pipe
ft
9
21
103%
34*
B
13
83A
21%
104 %
31
32% Jan
20% Feb
16%
9%
21'A
*103%
31
30
15% July 30
12%
15%
8%
203/4
103%
33%
19
2
12
87/a
8%
8%
21
21
27%
14% July 31
107% Feb
3,400
333/4
11% Jan
22
Jun
95
46
31%
2
98
46
28
29% Jan
14
463/g
31%
16
Oct
46%
32%
S
80% Feb 28
28
46%
*27%
21% May
29% Dec
24
Oct
46%
31%
Dec
24% Dec
11% Nov 17
4
112% Jan 23
967/a Dec
May 1
19% Feb 19
26
463A
18% Jan 21
4
9% May
46%
33
16
13% Dec
46%
28
4
5
25% Feb
900
1,400
46%
31%
31% Sep
29
123/a
27%
32%
34
25% Jan
19% Oct
123/a
273/a
'27%
27% May IB
20% Oct
123/8
27%
No par
3
7
1
2
12%
27%
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Wash Wat Pow Co (The)
No par
23
34% Feb
15% July
123/a
273A
3
27% Sep 24
8
43% Jan
29
23% May 25
123/a
27%
1
Inc
300
64
123/a
27%
8%
Pictures
Bros
63%
123/a
27%
103%
preferred
5%%
Warner
63
12%
27%
1
100
8
common
63
12%
27'/a
2.50
Co
15
5
Jun
27
W
*63
100
No par
No par
No par
Co
Baking
25
Jun
26
20% July 25
Q ft
Warner-Hudnut
28
Mar
preferred
4%%
Waldorf System
•
12% Oct
45 % May 24
Wabash RR
30
12% Aug
11% Jan
NOV
Jan
64
Apr 17
2
55
11
11%'
109
109
11%
109
11%
11%
109
11%
11
109
10%
100
10
8,800
900
109
80
11
3,000
11% Jan
15
16
Apr
18
9% Oct
15
15% Jan
7
1
11%
Oct
8
46% Apr
30
54% Apr
22
Western
10
53%
10
54
52%
40% Jan
Oct
22
24% Jun
13
Western Maryland Ry common..100
21%
21
26
21%
213/4
21%
22%
29
29% Feb
21%
Jun
preferred—.100
39%
39%
*38
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
No par
100
60%
61%
61
6l3/8
613/a
61%
61%
62%
61%
62%
96%
96%
96
96%
96
96
96
963/a
96
96
10
10
12%
100
38%
39%
393A
40%
39%
39%
39%
393A
39%
39%
19,100
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 3/a
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
10,400
45%
45%
45'/a
453A
455/8
22,700
99%
993A
*99%
100%
42%
403A
18
18
49 % Mar
2
34% Oct
21
42% Jun
13
46% May 24
54% Oct
5
46% Feb 20
62% Dec
4
84 %
94% Jan
24
47% Feb
13
32% Nov
July
32% Jun
8
9
28
Mar
37
Oct
4
16
34% Jan
2
93% Dec
6
24% May 14
42% Oct IB
6
35 % Feb 20
104'/8 Feb
42% Oct
2
30% July
125
Feb
89
28% July 30
24% July
7
95% Jan
6
34
2
Jan 23
Oct
7
45% Fob
11
98
27% Nov 21
46% Dec
1
Nov
3
44% Nov
18
101
Lines
Western Air
4%
Inc
Auto Supply Co
noncum
2nd
Pacific RR com
Western
Preferred series A
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80% preferred series B
Electric
Weston
1
19
127
46% Oct IB
32
Oct
30
25
94
Mar 27
80
Oct
6
89% Jan
22
29% Jan
26
38% Sep
28% Oct
17
34% Jan
7
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
23
29% Jan
2
White
25% July
31% May
2
B
25
4
Mar 20
Oct
42%
21%
453A
100
*42
53%
46%
100
42%
*42
127
Mar 20
41% Jan 30
14% Jan 28
Motor
Co
White Sewing Machine common
1
*125%
*123%
37%
37%
x37
37%
83%
843/4
*82%
84
28%
29%
29%
29%
*29%
26%
27%
27
27 %
x26 %
11%
11%
11%
23% Mar 19
10% Aug
36% July 31
29% Jan
4
9
26
17% Jan
f
27% Aug 29
Wilcox Oil Co
B
22%
23%
11% Nov 21
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
11%
11%
11%
11%
*80%
803/4
80'/4
80'A
Apr
30
12
Jan
2
21
75
Feb
9
12
7% July
8% Mar
65% Feb 27
32
Apr 28
87% Oct
2
Prior
20
preference—
*30
30%
Jun
28
15% Jan
4
8% Oct
22
12% Jan
22
Wilson
Inc
common—No par
10%
10%
71% Dec
28
87% Feb
B
68% Nov
14
75% Feb
13
No par
69
69
12% Jan
25
17% Nov 19
12% Aug 18
14% J^n
IB
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
10
13
13
25
Winn
25
Wisconsin Elec power Co com
Nov
26
Oct
16
64
Jan
28
6% preferred
Woodward Iron'Co
42% Apr
17
45% Dec
3
26% Feb
20
32% Nov
19
76% Jan
8
83% Feb
B
19
3
140% Jan
10
45
Jan
3
54% Dec
B
51
41% Jun
29
46% Feb
B
23% Jun
25
29% Sep
6
75% Jan
25
84% Mar 12
Jun
25
Sep
7
97% Feb 20
6
118
Nov
ft
No par
B
81
110%
71
81
110%
72
*10%
10%
37%
37%
103/a
103/4
10%
10%
10%
11
69%
69%
70
70%
70%
123/4
*12%
69%
123/4
12 5/8
125/8
*12%
125/8
300
24%
*24
23%
23%
23%
2,900
26%
4.400
273A
26%
24%
27%
.«•
23%
26 3/4
263A
263/4
*135
30,100
600
139
*135
139
*53
54
54%
54%
533A
533/4
1,400
139
•135
138
353A
36%
2,200
203/4
31,000
49 %
50
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28
44%
45
44%
45%
44%
44%
44%
44%
153/4
16
155/8
15%
*15%
16
15%
16
1,900
85
85%
85'/2
85%
85%
863A
853A
86
2,600
43/4
x4%
43/4
*4%
4%
4%
Youngstown
153/a
15%
.No par
87%
88
1
43A
Jan
S
88% Nov 28
Zenith
Radio Corp.
5% Jan 29
Zonite
Products
Corp
35%
1,500
20%
28%
4% Nov 17
36
10%
20 3A
44%
68
35%
700
10%
48 Va
28%
a
353A
,
36
44
IS
10%
19%
Young
5% Feb
10%
475/a
Youngstown Sheet
15
10%
19%
2
Oct
*10%
47%
7
15
103A
380
71%
19%
Jan
17
10%
110
71%
71%
47%
50% Jan
19% Jan
109
110%
*71%
193/4
34
Spring ft Wlre_No par
ft Tube—No par
Steel Door
No par
79
80
80
110
71%
473A
10
(L A)
80%
111
71%
19%
23
29
1
50
80
111
713A
47%
27% Oct
common
convertible preferred
81%
112
*71%
19%
39% Oct
Corp
4%%
80%
111
47%
York
800
103/a
70%
18%
Yale ft Towne Mfg Co
3
5
this day.
27,300
80%
23%
46%
S
sales on
11%
*80
720
conv aeries—100
Dec
no
3,600
11
803/4
813/4
Prior pfd 4%%
Wrlgley
21% Oct
prices;
23%
11%
80%
4,400
50
4%
X35
4%
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for company's reorganization.
r Cash sales, wd When distributed, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights.
changed from Federal Motor Truck Co.
24%
11%
80%
17,500
2
asked
*23%
11%
80
30%
8
cNa.Ee
24S/8
11%
453/a
71% Feb
and
24%
30%
29%
40% Jan
•Bid
*30
30%
45
■
4% July
1,900
11%
♦30
30%
13% Jan
24
11%
11%
11%
30%
453/a
39% Jan
17% Jan
11%
*30
280
29%
x32% Jun
8
4,300
45
14
2
26
30%
14
41% Oct
253A
453/a
Aug 17
69% Feb
26%
5,100
30%
Jun
2
25 Va
83%
44%
17% Jun
25
600
26%
36I/2
30%
1
45% Jun
30
36%
45%
13% Feb
48
*29%
30
23
48
273/a
83%
295/8
44%
9% Oct
2
24%
*135
84'A
29%
30%
8
Brcnze Co.
27%
123A
36%
83%
30
44%
21% Jan
47% Jan
24%
139
10%
*69
30%
36%
833A
30%
Co
12% July
2
27%
23%
—
44%
(F W)
14
19
900
10
Woolworth
75% Jan
15% July
23%
*135
*30
*123%
♦123%
....
Worthington Corp common—No par
Prior preferred 4% % series—100
22
2B
42
55
70% Oct
Jan
600
100
42
1,600
54%
17
11
100
42
700
8,900
54%
7'j% Apr
36% Jan
7,800
54%
69% Nov 21
37% Dec
30% Jan
1,600
21%
10
(Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
2
1
10
100
Lovett Grocery Co
24% Nov
28 % Nov
138
2
21% May
23% Dec
15
108
Co
18
15% Apr
4
Dec
90
ft
128% Jan
17% Jan
128
45%
53
40
37
11%
24%
.4
21
2
65% Dec
15% Jan
21%
*38%
36%
11%
30
Oct
53
53%
82%
28% NOV 20
12
*53%
54
'
28
Jan
46%
100
*123%
84% Jun
126
99%
42%
33% Jun
8
46
12.50
Instrument
53%
*53
11%
a
Deferred
delivery. *bNarae
changed
from
45/a
Clyeveland
2,700
1.000
26.300
2,900
Graphite
■
*«
Volume 176
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5175
(2183)
Bond Record
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
The italic letters In the
column headed
Figures
Range for Previous
Year
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
point
represent
one
32d
of
Monday
when
the
Tuesday
1955-1960
"103
mature.
HIGH
Low
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 2
High
bonds
point.
a
Dec. 1
.
Low
2%s
2%s
Treasury
the month
case
more
LOW AND
BONDS
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
or
Exchange
YEARLY
■
"Interest Period" Indicate In each
decimal
after
GOVERNMENT
1951
Lowest
WEEKLY
■
Thursday
Dec. 3
Low
High
Friday
Dec. 4
Low
High
Sales for
Dec. 5
High
Low
the Week
High
Bonds ($)
103.4
"102.31
103.3
♦103
1956-1959
103.4
*103
103.4
"104.10
104.14
"104.10
104.14
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
"104.12
104.16
"104.12
1958-1963
104.16
*104.12
"105.24
104.16
105.28
"105.24
105.28
♦105.24
105.28
♦105.24
105.28
"105.26
"107.18
105.30
107.22
"107.16
107.20
"107.16
1«7.20
"107.16
lOticU
*107.18
107.22
Treasury
2%s
1956-1958
"100.13
100.17
"100.14
100.20
2%s
100.18
"100.17
Treasury
*100.19
100.22
1962-1967
*100.17
100.21
"98.12
98.16
"98.12
*98.14
2%s
98.16
Treasury
98.20
1963-1968
*98.16
98.20
*98.11
98.15
"97.29
98.1
"97.30
98.2
"97.31
98.3
*98
98.4
1964-1969
*98.26
"97.7
97.11
"97.7
97.11
"97.8
97.12
"97.10
9/.i4
1964-1969
*97.7
97.11
"97.3
97.7
"97.3
97.7
*97.4
97.8
*97.6
97.10
*97.7
97.8
1965-1970
*96.26
96.30
*96.26
96.30
*96.28
97
*96.28
97
1966-1971
*96.25
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100
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50
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95V4
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97'/2
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332
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1962—April-Oct
April-Oct
100%
100% 100%
60
100
102'%
99 Va
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54
98
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25
100
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debs
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83
83
1
97
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4
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97
80 %
80
101 Va
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1962
101%
101
102%
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97
102%
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43
116%
121 Va
11
108
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1963
A
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101%
107 VB
21
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7
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103%
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107
June-Dec
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^
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A
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53
36
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due
J
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102
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,
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48
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91'
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71
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23
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95%
87'A
81 Va
89
48
75
89
1985—Jan-July
85 VB
84
85'A
27
77 %
85 %
Jan-July
April-Oct
92%
92%
92%
6
80 Va
92%
110%
15
109 V2
112%
93%
96%
—
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series
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1981
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—
94%
5
97
*99 Va 100
95%
—
—
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~~
■
—
■
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99%
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series
AC
mortgage
5s
mortgage
4%s series JJ
series II
1967
1955
1961
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Co
debentures
3s
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mortgage
mortgage
3s
1968
4s debentures 1969
2%s 1976
1980
82
101 Va
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ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
82
101 Va 101 VB
95%
99%
72
73
61 Vb
63 %
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74
82
6
101
102
95
—
70%
75
76%
87
66%
102
52%
63 %
98%
101%
102%
104 Va
92 %
95 %
—
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Jan-July
J an-July
6
—
73
63
97
100 %
tp.
—
98
98 Va
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1st
121
80','4
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
mortgage 5% ser A
fixed & 1%% conting int) 1980_Jan-July
Bristol-Myers
97%
102
first
mortgage
General
91%
(2%%
1995
income
Industrial
&
84
36
contingent interest)—
convertible
(The)
113
June-Dec
1996
1
96'a
101%
June-Dec
2000
mortgage 4s series RR 1960
Jan-July
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%
97 Vb
97 Va
—
1995
1
First
51
(interest
37
74
100%
46
1,174
mortgage 2%s series J 1976
mortgage 3s series K 1979—
48%
*52
107
120% 121 Va
Consol
50
June-Dec
,
122% 123%
mortgage
50
June-Dec
102 V2 103
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
Borden
47
90%
RR—
4s
Toledo-Cincinnati
40%
47
99
120%
1995
due
S'western div
35
*66%
70 %
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First
1946
sinking fund gold 1968
to
3%s
3%s
due
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and
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37
32%
-
78%
122%
Pittsburgh Lake Erie & West Virginia—
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May-Nov
37
32 Va
105
104'/a
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April-Oct
3%
Bell Telephone
—
1921
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
and
fixed
First
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to
37
102%
95%
1963
Ref and general mortgage 6%
Consol
April-Oct
102
102%
*98
Feb-Aug
—
1966
5s
4%s-4s
Ohio
First lien
(interest
to
&
Beneficial
Jan-July
100%
——Feb-Aug
RR 4%s
mortgage
(3%%
A
2006
y2102%
*75'%
94%
Bangor & Aroostook RR—
1st mtge 4 % s conv 1978—
Jan-July
118
16
Jan-July
Series K due March
50 3A
Va
A
2001
Line
Series G
48%
5%
77%
*105'%
104 3/8
Consol
Stamped
reduced
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& Santa
mortgage
fixed
'35%
1947—April-Ocf
7
116
104% 104 %
—June-Dec
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Series
*6
4%
B
54V'2
52
48
8
5
*101
-—..June-Dec
July 1975—April-Oct
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and 1% contingent interest) July 1975.April-Oct
Refunding and general mortgage 5'/o (2'Jo
100
1950—_Ja?i-July
_Jan-July
1963
stamped
110
98
April-Oct
(City of)—
stamped pursuant
(interest
67
3
ApriZ-Oct
fund
Alegre
1961
(Interest
13
99 Vb
April-Oct
1968
assented
108%
99%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
i960—June-Dec
1961—April-Oct
series
gold
21
108
Mar-Sept
1958
assented
AExternal
June-Dec
1995
4s
Baltimore
120%
69
115% 117
108
1959
series
lAStabilization loan sink
Porto
—Jan-July
100 %
102
117
ApriZ-Oct
9%
9%
115
115
June-Dec
1961
Gen mtge 4%s ser C 1972
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures
(interest
1st
of)
assented
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A
2008
external 7s
f
s
(Republic
A4'/2s
to
2.125%)
(Republic of)
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May-Nov
loan
sinking
lAPernambuco
APeru
1953
94'A
5
May-Nov
1966
96%
93
95%
101
Ltd—
(30-yr)
Co
Topeka
Coast
First
Oriental Development Co
98%
101
1
99%
98
75%
101
32 Va
32%
Mar-Sept
97
89 Va
'7%
f
s
1977
Investment
&
First
Atl
Gen
April-Oct
extl
32
36%
97%
88
industrial companies
Feb-Aug
1964
Stamped 4s July 1
50
*32%
Mar-Sept
(Kingdom of) 3%s 1957
May -Nov
Norway (Kingdom oft 4'/2s 1956
Mar-Sept
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April-Oct
4s
sinking fund external loan
1963___._Feb-Aug
3y2s sinking fund
external 1957
A6s
1964
1969
Products
Atlanta
1959—Mar-Sept
Netherlands
Bank
17%
(interest
2008-^.
*89%
84
84
94
__
May-Nov
1987
debentures
18%
(interest
Plan A
and
1967
debentures
debs
conv
*17%
1958—Mar-Sept
2.125%) 2008
sinking fund 6'As
Stamped pursuant
reduced
June-Dec
1986
debentures
General
sinking fund 6%s
5
88
84
fc
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
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Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
•
1
April-Oct
(State)—
extl
reduced
1958
2%s debentures 1971
3%s convertible debentures
/8
14%
1963_Jan-JuZyk
25
84
84
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1973
12 %
*17%
agree't)
86
84
1978—Jun^-Dec
2%s debentures 1982
16%
12 %
Jan-JuZy
assented
Geraes
Municipal
debentures
2%s
1922
1933
84
125
147
Ltd—
3%s
2%s
8%
79 VB
83%
121
145
75 Va
May-Nov
1984
debentures
16%
12%
67 %
65
—
1970
3s
Corp
16%
3y2s
1963—Jan-July
(assented
ASmall
ASecured
Bosch
15 Ya
12%
46%
40
May-Nov
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(1942 agree't)
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debentures
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1
111
145
May-Nov
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Canada
9
14%
agreement)
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of
15
~-
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1937)
1979
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agree¬
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of
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1954
ment)
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Aluminum
to
due
66
70
55 %
120% 122 %
121 Va
& Western
16%
*16%
1904
1922
1960
7s
Southern
16%
1963_Jan-July
%
59%
55%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1961
'26
16%
agree't)
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debs 1964—May-ZVoy
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
4.80s Junior debentures 1987
Jan-June
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2%s debentures 1980
Feb-Aug
2%s debentures 1975
——April-Oct
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—
new
8
94%
28
106
*55
&
Co
8%
1945—Quar-Jan
ALarge
104
106 % 108
first mortgage 3%s 1972—Jan-July
American
ASmall
94%
108 Va
55%
railroad
Great
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A5s
of
loan
Power
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~1
9 Vb
%
6%
85 %
(City of)— -/
extl
Alabama
Quar-Jan
agreem't)
April-Ocf
...Mar-Sept
1958
Alabama
ASmall
assented
external
American
1945
ALarge
IA 5s
(City)
assented
Aluminum
*
7%
106
Susquehanna RR 4'/2s 1975—April-Ocf
1st gtd 4s. 1998
April-Oct
Allis-Chalmers Mfg 2s debentures 1956
Mar-Sept
1968—Jan-July
10%
*93
Jan-July
12
7'/a
7 %
*6%
readjustment 1978—.Feb-Aug
——
(1942 agreem't)
*
12'%
128
81
128
Valley (Dept of)
47 VB
l943_May-Noy
1968
127
June-Dec
Jane-Dec
1979
13
(Republic of)—
3A5s
12%
8 Va
Cauca
Cauca
Alleghany
5A4V28 assented (1922 agreement)
A4%s small 1943———
70
8%
1964—
of
readjustment
67%
.
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ANew assented
bond
readjustment
Albany
Mexican
(dollar
81
61
64%
114 Va
79
3
77
64'%
3
external 8s 1946
conversion
A 4 V2 s
77
Feb-Aug
127%
103
70
11
1952——
6s
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131%
125
1957—ApriZ-Oct
60
10%
1961
'12
(Republic)
Yokohama
1965
82
*59
10 %
1952 coupon on
1
6s
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77
88%
80 %
10%
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bonds
$
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of
loan
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4-4y4-4%s external
*73
1954
'30
extl
3%-4-4'/as
75
June-Dec
Mtge
(Colombia)
f
70%
*72
Jan-July
of
s
42r
421
*78
10
Jan-July
sinking fund
Valle
1952
(State
42%
71
18
10%
1971—
f
s
sinking fund
45%
thereafter
loan
30-year 3s
44%
%
90 %
62%
65%
63'%
65
10%
1957
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43
80
84
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44
67
1962—May-Nov
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1952
(40-yr)
S A Uruguay
96
79
79
*70
*86
May-Nov
3V2S
External
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
AMedellin
9
95
9%
57
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
Works
Altaly
Ajugoslavia
8%
8%
11
51
June-Dec
Power Co
3l/2s external
1977
extl
7%
7%
71%
53 %
(interest
external
External
Public
1947——.———
due
A6V2S
10
16
9 '/a
■
1956
1958
sterling loan of
1952, thereafter
B
AExternal
9%
*93%
_I
59
68
(City of)—
A5%s
thereafter
1977
Public
5%
1952,
1,
Consortium
1,
due
Italian
Jan
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—
1960
1977
to Jan.
3%
to
A5%s
150
82%
*130%
51
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1962
secured
B
%s assented
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84
147%
145
147 %
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f 2%
series
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—__Feb-Aug
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s
external
secured
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10 Va
9
Jan-July
1944
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a 4
64%
53%
64%
64
1976
1
60
-66
Jan-July
1999—
loan
water
Taiwan Electric
82
74 %
(interest
Shlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 6 %s 1st mtge s f 1952
ASilesia (Prov of) external 7s 1958
95%
80
82
39%
68
Jan-July
—Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%) 2012_
April-Ocf
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Power—
A
mtge
gen
95%
19
46
36%
Jan-July
to
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reduced to 2.25%)
2004
A6s external dollar loan 1968
A7s
93%
92%
9'21
37
74
May -Nov
to Plan A
2.5%)
1999
2.5% )
to
external
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100%
101% 101%
100
100
1976—— Jan-July
1
Jan
7s
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series
Alb
53
25
36%
of)—
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i dollar bonds Jan
f
extl
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25 %
Jan-June
1942
1955——.
4%s
1962—:—
(Republic of) —
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4s
1960
to
20-year
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External
47
reduced
reduced to
(interest
extended
SADenmark
,
(State)—
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6% )
,
Jan-July
40 Vb
1936 stamped pursuant
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external 1950
89
48
88
36
74
"
(interest
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91%
25
56%
39
*37
(interest)
A8s
60%
78
*60
d88 %
(State
Paulo
8s
61
17
High
June-Dec
April-Oct
May-Nov
2004
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2% )
2012
62 3A
61
52%
52
Low
56%
May -Nov
fund 1957—.May-Nov
A6V2S extl secured sinking
57
*60
*60
52%
Jan. I
No.
June-Dec
(City of) 6%s 1952
ASao Paulo
(City) 8s 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to
2.375%) 2001
Ban
Range Since
Sold
(interest
2004
(interest reduced to 2.25%)
99%
S8
Bonds
stamped pursuant to Plan A
1967
7s
2.25%)
to
ARome
5%
*97
April-Oct
1961
fund 7s of
43
_2
*36%
5 A Colombia
§ ASinking
§ ASinking
43
57%
reduced
57%
54%
55 %
551/2
36
1961-
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,
High
1926 due 1866.—.May-No*
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40 Ya
56
35%
—
May-Nov
_May-Nov
Mar-Sept
i960———
Oct
1927
vT
37%
*36%
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
do Sul (State of)—(Cont)—
external loan of
A7s
*55
*36%
Sale Price
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53 VB
38%
—4?
1962
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(Hukuang Ry) 5s
(Republic of)—
Colombia
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fund
1962_„
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A7s
1961
6s
——
sinking
assented
AChinese
fund
1961
Last
Period
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No.
*36%
Ju
April-Oct
1961
sinking
assented
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Interest
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High
Week's
Friday
Jan. 1
^une"rw
1957
5
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
June-Dec
1957
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Bank
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A6%s
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WEEK ENDED
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BANGS
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RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
FOR
or
Sale Price
Low
Shoe
3Vis
Co
1971
debs
Buffalo Niagara Elec
2%s
Ry—
first mtge
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh
Stamped
t
Bush
5s
Bonds
Jan. 1
No.
High
2
103%
104%
40
96%
94%
New York Stock
97%
84%
100
—Avril-Oct
85
121
100%
72%
20
98
*104% 105
Jan-July
83
82%
104V4
83
21
Crane
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California
Oregon Power 3Vis 1974
Canada Southern
Canadian
first
Power
consol gtd
3s
1st
84
96%
*96%
5s A 1962
96%
1
Pacific Ry—
consol debenture
April-Oct
106%
106 % 106%
Jan-July
107%
106% 107'A
42
106%
June-Dec.
Feb-Aug
105%
105% 105%
7
105%
105% 105 %
7
1051/4
107%
Jan-July
103%
1031/4 104
96
99%
28
>
102
Capital Airlines Lnc—
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debs
series
1960
A
Carolina Clinchfield
Ohio
&
4s
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
1965
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
First mortgage guaranteed 4s 1981
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
Corp
3Vis
debentures
96
*63
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1960
99
Central
First
Feb-Aug
of Georgia Ry—
mortgage 4s series A 1995-
AGen mortgage 4Vis series A Jan
AGen mortgage 4Vis series B Jan
Central RR Co of N J—
General
mortgage
Central
New
Central
Pacific
York
3 Vis
*99%
1
1
2020
1
101
82%
82
80
May
80
71
Jan-July
70%
56%
-April-Oct
1974
*98'%
—
Jan-July
2020
May
1987
Power 3s
Ry
98%
102
3 Vis debentures (1947 issue) I960Feb-Aug
AfCentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948__June-Dec
100%
56%
Jan-July
,
'
R & A div first
consol
gold
gold 1952—
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Jan-July
Jan-July
1989
4s
99'A
1
101
72%
72
70%
85
56
72%
260
14
46%
98
103
—
99%
104%
5
104% 1041%
46
*111%
Z—
96
'
First
and
1958
Mar-Sept
l_
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1985
Feb-Aug
First and refunding
mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
I 2038
93
93'A
9
82%
88
32
76%
April
April
70
69%
70
23
61%
;
65 %
ZZ1
66
34
55%
24
98
General mortgage 4 Vis inc ser A Jan
2019—April
4Vis conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
98%
99%
23
94
•
Chicago & North Western Ry—
Second mortgage conv inc 4Vis
80
78
80
67
69
66
67%
59%
3s series B
1999—April
1989
Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2%s- ser A 1980
Jan-July
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and
refunding mtge 2%s-4V4S l994_Jan-July
Income 2%s-4%s 1994
Chicago Union Station-
Jan-July
First
mortgage 3 Vis series F 1963
First mortgage 2%s series G 1963
Indiana
RR
Jan-July
—Jan-July
61%
*—
63%
80
*—
96%
8
—
31
69
100
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'
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—
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96 %
__
6
.
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s
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chic
General
*—
105 Va
■;
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St
series
B
E
1st 4s
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97
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'
■
100
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debs
conv
June-Dec
^
5
99%
100
100%
97
91
&
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Ohio
Columbus
&
Toledo
first
■
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Elec
3%s
external
4s
96 3/4
Feb-Aug
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96
96%
96
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—
1970—May-Sept
1955—Feb-Aug
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9
96%
18
94%
94
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95
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Feb-Aug
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109
105
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72
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110
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105
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134
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103
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mortgage 3%s series E 1964-April-Ocf
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mortgage 2s series H 1953—Mar-Sept
consol
105
*135
ApriZ-Oct
mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan
consol
\
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—Mar-Sept
1965
ApriZ-Oct
3%s 1971—Mar-Sepf
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3s
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it
debentures
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98
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and
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&
1
12
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1959——-June-Dec
97 %
98%
95%
103%
100 %
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97%
95
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101%
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99'A
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104 V*
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105
,
1982
4%s
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-
—
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—
—
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General
Foods
Realty
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1976——Jan-July
debs
3%s
Corp
Utilities Corp-^
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conv
...
fit
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Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
*96
98 Va
95
97
98%
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95%
971/2
99%
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Northern
series
5s
Jan-July
1976
D
Gulf
P 1982—Jan-July
Q 2010—-Jan-July
R 1961—Jan-July
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&
98%
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Feb
113%
12
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90
4
86
93
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13
80%
88%
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16
91 Va
89 Va
76%
5
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14
94
94
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94
80
14
15
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Jan-July
1975
4s series B
89
mtge inc 5s series A July 2015
April
3%s series D 1969-April-Ocf
inc 4s series B Jan 2044
April
102
refunding
mtge
108 Va
111% 111%
93%
91
7
■
_
95
72
75
13%
18%
100%
15
103%
RR—
Ohio
refunding
and
General
119
9 0%
Ill %
Feb
B
111%
*116% 117%
N 1990—_Jan-July
O 2000—__Jan-July
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certificates
—
Jan-July
1973
C
series
mortgage
General
100
10
103% 103 7%
•
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—
refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sepf
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mortgage
A Green
105%
100% 101%
May-Nov
Jan.-July
3 %s. debentures 1977
East
1961
debs
1972
3%s
General mortgage 3%s
General mortgage 2%s
General mortgage 2%s
101
99%
102%
102%
98%
101%
98%
100%
First
mortgage
2%s
1979
98 Va
First
mortgage
2%s
1st
1980
1981
June-Deo
May-No»
78%
—
90 Va
79%
77%
29
99
1
102
90%
102
67%
79%
92
94
100
16
100
—June-Dec
95
Collateral
Gulf
States
First
mortgage
series
L
1977
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s series
N
1978
June-Dec
*99%
April-Oct
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
97%
98'/4
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92%
89%
94
94%
94%
10
91%
102% 103%
8
101%
104%
3%s
trust
mortgage
Jan-July
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1976—-May-Nov
93%
1968
2%s 1st
Utilities
mtge
*__
ApriZ-Oct
1978
3s
—
7
93%
100
94%
3s
3s
sinking fund
2%s
s
debentures
f debentures 1999
2%s
s
f
debentures
1999
2001
:
.
100% 101
39
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Compania
Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Conn
River
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sink
Cigar
Debentures
(now
33/4s
A
Hackensack
Hocking
April-Ocf
■
100'A
and
refund
mtge 2%s
ser
A
1982_Mar-Sept
93%
First
and
refund
mtge
2%s
ser
B
1977_ApriZ-Oct
93
First
and
refund
mtge
2%s
ser
C
1972_June-Dec
—
v—i O O
—
93 3 4
103
^
Household
93%
Lighting fii Power Co—
3%s (conv after 7-1-53) 1967
June-Dec
Nutison 6oal first sink fund 5s ser A 1962-Jnne-Dec
96 %
94%
97 Va
Hudson
i
100% 100%
refund
100
100
98
98
' '
5
ref
ref
May-Nov
mtge 3s series E 1979—Jan-July
M 3'/4s
3s ser F 1981——Feb-Aug
G
ser
1981
May-Nov
M 3%s
ser H 1982____i_;
debentures 1963
June-Dec
1st
ref
1st
ref
1st
ref
M
3%s
M
2%s
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conv
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s
Lt
ser
2%s
T
ser
1967
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w
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i
see
page
31.
11
97
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—
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—
95%
92%
1
93%
—
—
6
'
114
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93%
119
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43
101
1965
first
Manhattan
5s
A
25
103
131%
154'/a
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99
99
98
98%
a
103%
—
117%
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1
Illinois Bell
First
104%
116% 119
98
98
income
5s
62
Feb
—April-Oct
27
1957
2%s series A 1981-.Jan-July
Telephone
mortgage 3s series B
Central
Consol
673
10
99
95%
•
103%
97%
95%
25
96 %
May-Nov
7
116
134
104% 104%
21
103
105
61%
62%
46
56%
65
26%
27%
50
25%
34%
95 %
95%
39
93%
134
104%
1957—Feb-Aug
134
I
105.%
20
AAdjusted
104
105%
154
Ian-Julv
1975
&
100
103% 103%
April-Oct
For footnotes
—
1978
95%
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June-Dec
100
Consol
98
116%
102 %
97%
98%
26
96
98%
98%
10
98
96%
Cons
99%
119
mtge
104%
99
100%
Debenture,
Illinois
1974
May-Nov
1982——^——Feb-Aug
L
May-Nov
May-Nov
*__
*94%
mortgage 3%s series C
Refunding
Refunding
series
1955
1955
3%s
4s
5s
4%s
Terminal
1966
E
Feb-Aug
series A 1970
Jan-July
Co—
Refunding and Imp 2%s series C 1986—June-Dec
Indianapolis
98%
Ry
4s
95
*95
mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A 1979—May-Nov
5%s-3%s series B 1979-May-Nov
'
92
--
98
101%
RR—
Consol mortgage
—June-Dec
Baking 3s debentufes
98
3
98%
100
105
April-Oct
1.
Continental
101 »A
93%
152
April-Oct
1986
Power first mtge 2%
99
103%
Jan-July
1981
ser
—
-
Illinois
Consolidated Natural Gas 23/4S 1968
3%s debentures 1976
Consumers
■
(Bait)—
1976
U
f 23/4s
debs
&
22
152
Mar-Sept
Consolidated Gas Co of Bait City—4
General mortgage 4 %s 1954
Consolidated Gas
Corp 2%s
95%
refunding 3s series D 1972
&
98%
4%s
91
and
convertible
Finance
2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
1999
-Jan-July
1970
—Jan-July
mtge
first
92
'
and
1st &
first
Ry
8
93
First
1st
Water
Valley
10
94%
93
*96
First
3s
98%
Houston
First
First and refund mtge
3%s
mortgage
Jan-July
—
H
1951——Feb-Aug
1965—
1969—
debentures
.
.
fund
Corp—
3%%)
3s
Consolidated Edison of New York—
-
74
98%
*102
94%
1976_Mar-Sept
Great
x
107%
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-
B
102%
__
5
95%
May-Nov
/'i'
101
First
;
General
General
i
Commonwealth Edison Co-
.
Co—
First and
debentures series B 1975—
3%s debentures ser C 1977—
Columbus
Railroad
AFirst
•
Gas
3s
79 %
100%
June-Dec
r,
A Debenture
System Inc—
3s debentures series A
1975
79
*95
June-Dec
1965
fFlorida
103 »A
94
87
78
*98
May-Nov
1977—
series
series
series
series
mortgage 2%s series
100%
105%
76%
1
37
—Mar-SCpt
1979—.
4%s
12
*102
89%
74 %
F
Mar-Sepf
1966.^
2%s
General
85%
6104 % 105%
87
84%
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June-Ceo
1961
General
5
100'/2
82%
68%
85%
79%
-June-Dec
ser
General
30
87
59
89%
—
84%
—-Jan-Julf
1982—1-rir**
69'
66
92
86%
1982—May-Sepf
—
89%
727/a
100
June-Dec
April
1961—*
72 Va
65%
70%
,
89%
*75%
Jan-July
gold 4s 1995
Southwestern
fit
Firestone
100
95
102% 102'/2
1961—ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
,
1995
4s
Ohio Division first mortgage
87
77%
16
99%
Co—
1973—May-Nov
May
1958
J
First
Corp—
Columbia
/
First consol
94
64%
June-Dec
1985
4%s
gold
stamped
'•
95
87
Jan-July
„-
84%
103%
Div
C
1982_
977/a
94
93
■—
97
102 %
1980—
99%
91%
*99%
First mortgage
3%s 1986—
Cleveland Short Line first gtd
Colorado Fuel & Iron
debentures
3%s
A4s
1977—Jan-July
1991—Jan-July
K
ser
2%s
100
95
5
96,
June-Dec
1970
3s
3%s
5s
100%
3
77
4
101%
J 1985
1976—'.
mortgage
El .Paso
105%
*
first coll trust 4s 1990—May-Nov
Electric Illuminating
mortgage 3s 1982_
mortgage
97%
June-Dec
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div
First
99
97
-June-Dec
1993
Cleveland
First
96
99
97 %
98%
99%
ser
Elgin Joilet fit Eastern Ry 3%s
Louis Ry—
Refunding and impt 4 %s series
St Louis Division
96
102
„
98
East Tenn Va & Georgia div first 5s 1956 May-Nov
Edison El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995-Jan-July
98 »/4
99
■
*97%
J
106%
104
95'%
104% 106
June-Dec
gold 4s 1993
General
&
2%s
Mack first lien
-
101'A
94'A
5
97
103% 103%
97
101%
97%
1970
mortgage
Fort
mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G I974__i
Feb-Aug
H
1st
.
First
3s
ref
mortgage
2%s
105% 106%
98%
3
103'A
99
94
fixed
1st
78 %
30
*98 'A
103%
95%
106
30
1 2042
Chemical,2.35s debentures
1st
81
78%
77%
95 %
*—
'
( 96 %
77%
100% 101%
78
95%
99% 100%
(3%
A
Duquesne Light Co 2%s
80 Va
93 V4
"<—
fi
78%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
-June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
RR—
series
mtge
First consol
78%
31%
102% 102%
Western
3s subordinate debs
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
Cities Service Co
3s
First
—
28%
Lake—
convertible
Dow
63%
78
'
—
31%
66
57
545
31
99%
RR
series
Detroit Tol fit Ironton RR 2%s
Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s
1975_Apri/-Oct
First mortgage 27/8s I978.t_.,i-*.*:
C I T Financial
fit
'
67%
63%
28
—
102%
Western
&
5s
series
Erie
1
„
(3% fixed -,
contingent interest)
1993
ASecond
80
67 %
Western
fir
Detroit Terminal fit Tunnel 4%s
-
Jan
34%
32%
mortgage
ref
Detroit fit
100
172
-31%
35%
32
Jan-July
Grande
Edison
&
100
98%
1%
3s
& Pacific RR—
Jan-July
27%
32%
Division—
Salt
&
Gen
116%
1081/2
99% 100
■
100
23'/a
5
10
division
Essex
mortgage
Gen
86
*116'/a 118
16
1963——May-Nov
extended
4s
General and refund 2%s series I
921/2
71%
1978
mortgage due '1993
Rio
&
Detroit
70
76%
37
A
1982
Lackawanna
&
Income
88
149
84%
series
Hudson
York
Denver
95
86
92%
83%
1975—Aprll-Ocf
—Jan-July
contingent interest)
1993
mortgage series A (4%%
contingent interest)* 2018
95V2
91
__
June-Dec
1%
973/4
95%
—
30%
AIncome
97 %
93%
2
—
88
mortgage 4s series A 1994—
Chicago & Western
95
95%
93
mortgage 4 Vis inc ser A Jan 2003
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956—Jan-July
First mortgage
95%
*93'%
—
Jan-July
April
.
A 2nd
First
95%
92
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul
*96
—
35%
30%
34%
*29%
.
107'A
104
2
97
32
6
34
June-Dec
1977
debentures
First
111%
April
May-Nov
May-Nov
First mortgage 3%s series B 1985
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988
AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan
1051/4 1051/4
3%s
Denver
112 »/a
110%
--
95%
34%
—
L
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
May-NOV
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985
May-NOV
Delaware Power fie Light 3s 1973
—April-Oct
First mortgage and cdll trust 3%s 1977_June-Dec
First mortgage and colP trust 2%s 1979_Jan-JuZy
1st mtge 81 coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sepf
105 »/a
110
*109
—
mortgage
■
102%
„
24%
102'A
14
34
*29%
-
100%
101
26
99V4
3s
.
122%
95%
99%
99%
mortgage
100%
115%
99 %
24
-June-Dec
Collateral trust 4-6s May
T02
4
119% 119%
30%
.mm
1970
Lackawanna
103
99'/2
—
B
Pennsylvania
•
1001/2
.
10ft
~5
,
ser
Morris
57%
100%
—
103
—
ref.4s
A Income
83%
97
lfen' &
First and refund M
103
42
3
30%
104
100%
.
1970
New
100%
80
A
&
100
10
82"%
ser
Delaware
61%
99
101
ref 4s
3%s
103%
100%
__
.
—
lien &
Delaware
101'/a
100%
—
.
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1965
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965_
'
107 »A
98
21
34
30%
High
102%
97
§ A 71/2 s series A deposit receipts 1946 (ctfs)———
&A6s Series B.deposit receipts-1946 (ctl's)—u—■—
First
97
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General 4s
5s
First
59
102
Low
D
106
103%
—
65
Jan. 1
No.
10
33%
June-Deo
1970
Dayton Power fir Lt first mtge 2%§
First mortgage 3s 1978——
■
''
1989
4s
consolidated gold
first
RR
series)
(1942
4s
Range Since
Sold
102
*96%
*—
109" 1/2
91
571/4
*100%
103
Feb-Aug
General 4%s 1992
___Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3 Vis series D
1996—May-Nov
Refund and impt M 3Vis series F 1996
Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973__June-Dec
Second
4
100% 100 %
Feb-Aug
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965__
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
'
Co of
High
Bonds
106%
Co---
First and refund 3 Vis series A 1974
First mortgage 35/as series B 1968
•
96
*105% 106
—
June-Dec
3Vis debentures 1976
Celotex
102
Imp & equip. 4s 1970
.
107%
105%
(perpetual)
debs,1977—
/—May-Nov
Am 1st mtge 3%s 1966 May-Nov
f
s
1st
1
97
National Ry—
Canadian
4%
'96%
92
95
—
Range
Friday's
'104
1st
May-Nov
Guaranteed gold 4Vis 1957
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1955
Guaranteed gold 4Vis 1956
mtge
Cuba
*■ '
1976J__June-Dec
or
Bid & Asked
Aprll-Ocf
Northern Ry first 5%s 1942—■;
Certificates of deposit--
A
i
C
Electric
Co. 3%s
Cuba
'
«..
California
Sale Price
Continental Can 3%s debs 1976—
105%
81%
Last
Period
Low
85
102
Week's
Interest
Exchange
j
Crucible Steel
100
1982
income
)
Low
103% 103%
85
Jan-July
a
5
BONDS
Sold
High
95%
May-Nov
1955
5s
Buildings 5s gtd 1960
mtge
gen
Cons
Co
Terminal
103:
1975_May-Now
1957„
modified 4Vis
Terminal
Buch
•r
Jan-July
DECEMBER
ENDED
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1
Brown
WEEK
Week's Range
Last
99%
104%
82
99 Va 100
104'/a 104 Va
103
82
94
—
106% 107
103 %
100
101
103%
82
20
98
100%
102
99%
100
13
101%
104%
14
105%
107%
104%
48
99
6
82
93
90
90
Union Ry
*90
29
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2186)
•
•
Monday, December 8,1953
•
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
Interest
New Yerk Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
8ale Price
1st
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
3%s debs 1972
3.20s series I 1982
mortgage
107'/a
High
107% 108
i
v"
No.
First 6s
series A 1952
10774
Jan-July
April-Ocf
A First 5s series B 1956
Jan-July
A First gold 5s series C 1956
Jan-July
Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s B 1972—May-Nov
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3 Vis s f debentures series A 1977
1
Mar-Sept
A
.
Adjustments 6s series A July 1952
Interstate
1st
Power
dl06%
113Va
64
67%
69%
467
dlOl
dl02
29
dlOl
dl02
19
*82
88
New York Stock
110
New Jersey
103%
New Jersey Junction
New Jersey Power &
113
New
96%
51
69%
92%
New
106
93
105
81%
99%
{New Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry—
AFirst 5s series B 1954
87
101%
ACertificates
Jan-July
103
ACertificates
3s 1980
5%s
AFirst
New
Franklin
Clear
&
Power &
1st
89
88%
*93
1976—Mar-Sept
89%
27
79%
89%
91%
94%
95%
1st
rntge 4s 1990
Kansas City Power & Light 2%s 1976
First mortgage 2%s 1978—
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
*90 Vi
June-Dec
June-Dec
*95%
June-Dec
*93 Vi
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975—April-Oct
First mortgage 3%s series B 19G8
June-Bee
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
...April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st rntge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4 Vis
Stamped 1961
Plain
104'/a
*96%
•
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!
•
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.
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101%
105%
101%
—
98
103%
94%
50
99%
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100
99% 100
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168
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100
157
100% 100%
160%
99
1
101%
100%
98
102
%
'
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111
45
47%
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100
98
99
104
47%
j.—
—
93
1%
L
First
rntge sink fund 3%
*
June-Dec
St"!??8 Zund
86
June-Dec
86
86%
*80%
25
79%
90%
morcgage 3Vis ser A 1970-April-Ocf
ref 5s
stamped 1954
& ref 5s stamped 1964—u.—
& ref 5s stamped 1974
Valley Harbor Term Ry—
mortgage 5s extended to 1984
First
First
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
_
91%
Lehigh
First
91%
consolidated mortgage bonds—
A 4s fixed interest 2003
Series
May-Nov
Series B 4Vis fixed interest 2003....,
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
Series D 4s contingent interest 2003
Series E 4Vis contingent interest 2003——
Series
F
5s
74%
May-Nov
May-Nov
May
contingent interest 2003—
91%
87
94%
91'/a
95%
91%
Long Island Lighting Co—
1st
mortgage 3%s
Lorillard
(P) Co 3s debentures
3s debentures 1976
Louisville & Nashville RR—
\
ff
£,irs£ & refund mtge 3%s
& refund
F rst
96
81%
rntge 2%s
V/
14
80%
93
12
65%
75%
74%
79%
83%
88
87%
2
67
18
58
67
73
73%
21
61%
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78%
11
67%
96
96
100 '/a
104% 104'%
100% 100%
*99
April-Oct
*93%
2003—April-Oct
G
r
£,n0~& Clncin"ati Div
i
83%
4s 1955
66%
69%
64 %
71
78%
70
79%
495
78%
196
71%
79%
76%
77
72'A
62%
62%
71
72%
9
69
75%
62%
20
58'/a
63
62'/a
19
63'A
60%
61'/a
*59
41
38
56
62%
58%
63%
61'A
56%
61
99
97%
97%
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95
95
91%
87
86%
87%
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100 Va
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•
77
95
88%
103 %
93%
93%
10
92
96
4
71
76%
100
95
95%
76
75
76
81
80
81
32
77%
81
71
70%
71'A
368
65%
72%
62%
62%
63%
462
53'A
101% 101%
16
64%
99%
100
96
15
2%
16
93%
97
66
67
13
61%
67
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
84%
5
91
103%
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st
rntge 2%s 1979—May-Nov
1st rntge 3%s 1982
91
103% 103%
*94'/2
95
__
Feb-Aug
'100
10%
4%
~5
103
75%
7
72
76
37
40%
21
26
75%
♦41
24%
*80
102%
42
15
25%
73
85
95%
10
102% 102%
26
95%
*99% 100%
—
94%
1
120%
U
93
100%
98
105%
81
96%
103'A
101%
♦107%
*103%
1974——Mar-Sepf
„
—
—
93%
95%
95%
947/a
120
lien
Quar-Jan
2047
1
Jan
101%
States
Northern
97 y8
122%
107% 111%
118
first mortgage 2%s 1974
2%s 1975
mortgage 3s 1978
mortgage
First
i
102%
102%
103
101'A
110%
106 %
95
101
97
—
109
69%
76
747/a
74%
75%
71%
71%
72
20
64'A
73
99
99%
28
94%
100
104% 105%
38
105%
102
106
105
105 '
105'A
10
101%
106
104%
104% 105 %
28
102%
105%
9 5'A
Feb-Aug
96
April-Oct
Jan-July
*93%
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1979
94
96
93%
95
93
June-Dec
*102%
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977—-April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sepf
Northwestern Bell Telephone—
2%s
debentures 1984
June-Dec
*93'A
94%
95%
96%
95%
102%
95
*93%
101%
—
*93%
•*
93
104
23
107%
Co—
Power
(Minnesota)
First
106
*102%
Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
1997
3s
106
registered 2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & improve 4%s ser A 2047
Jan-July
Refunding & improve 5s series C 2047—Jan-July
Refunding & improv 5s series D 2047
Jan-July
Collateral trust 4%s 1975
Mar-Sepf
87
86
ser A
7
104% 104%
3s
99%
102%
4%s
1997
4s
registered
General
95%
95
1
8
lien
Prior
74
77%
14
100% 100%
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
1937
5s
General & refunding
104%
86%
2%s 1977
Corp first 3%s 1963
Steam
7
2%
Northern Pacific Ry—
102
97
97
102
7%
97
103
Oo
2%
111
98
Mar-Sent
ser
60'/a
96%
4s
85%
108%
71
April-Ocf
refund rntge 3%s ser H 2003
St Louis Divsecond
gold 3s 1980
328
69%
April-Oct
April-Oct^
66'A
96
78%
*98
r—Mr SeP*
First &
series A 2013
Jan-July
gASecond gold 4%s 1937
Feb-Aug
gAGenerai gold 5s 1940
Feb-Aug
g A Terminal first gold 5s 1943
May-Nov
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E 1978—.Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Ocf
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sepf
96%
21
*110
June-Dec
ser F 2003
103
65
Light first mtge 2%s 1975__Mar-Sept
Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Ocf
'
*•
101%
104%
66
Feb-Aug
1954
mortgage 4s
§ AFirst refunding
90
June-Dec
1963
100
100%
100%
103% 103%
{N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
91%
86
78%
73
Mav-Nou
1976
103%
7%
r
D
ser
87
1
66%
May
First
A Lombard
~1
84
87%
mortgage 5s extended to 1979.—_ April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965—_ApriZ-Oct
general 4s series 1962
Electric 7s series A 1952_„
103%
95%
101
—
April-Oct
May-Nov
N Y
100%
75%
7474
*7874
_Mav
Miami
103
100%
100
mortgage
N Y State Electric & Gas
93
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
Little
93%
100
87
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co IN Yi —
First mortgage 4Vis extended to
1974.—Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR—
General
99
II
N
81
88%
11
'100
IIIFeb-Aug
_
101%
N Y Power &
87%
76
82
Lehigh Valley Coal CoFirst &
*100
{AN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992__Mar-Sept
AGeneral 4s 1955
June-Dec
*95
3 Vis 1997—June-Dec
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—
T
II
101%
First
1968
A
ser
105
100 iJ
96%
*101% 102%
deposit
of
96%
101
Harlem River & Port Chester—
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
Lake Shore & Mich South
gold
3 Vis registered 1997
4
*102%
3%s 1997
Jan-July
3%s registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998..Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
—Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
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 & West 4s series A 1973
May-Nov
4 %s series B 1973
May-Nov
N Y New Haven & Hartford RR—
First & refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007
Jan-July
A General mtge ccnv inc 4%s series A 2022—May
90%
99
104 % 105
*103'%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997—April-Ocf
Koppers Co 1st mlgfc 3s 1964
April-Oct
{AKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
1961
96%
—
*111
—Jan-July
1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
4 Vis unguaranteed
90
—
10
Feb-Aug
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N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
General
April-Oct
.•
96%
103% 103%
100% 100%
103%
York Central RR Co—
Refunding & impt 4%s
K
Kanawha & Mich
85
99'A
1954
A
series
High
102
85
II
deposit
of
Jan. 1
Low
89
Feb-Aug
Consolidated 4s series A 1998—
1959—June-Dec
4s
Light 2%s
No.
High
deposit
of
BsnreBlnet
Sold
98
*80
April-Oct
1956—
series C
5s
Bond*
Friday's
deposit
of
A Certificates
AFirst 4%s series D 1956
102
•r
Bid A Asked
*100 % 102
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Jan-July
RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1983
—Jan-July
Orleans Terminal Co 1st gtd 4s 1953—Jan-July
AFirst
*102% 105
Week's Bengo
Last
Bale Price
Low
105%
ACertificates
Jamestown
Period
Exchange
High
Low
J
Jersey Central
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
Co—
mortgage 3%s 1978
1st mortgage
69'/4
5
101
99
107%
*107
Rang* BInee
gold
{International Great Northern RR—
A
DECEMBER
Friday
Bond*
Friday'*
Bid A Asked
Low
Inland Steel Co
FOR WEEK ENDED
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Friday
^
1st mortgage
3%s 1982
—
92
94
93%
95%
M
Macy
(R H)
& Co 2%s debentures
M|fne Central RR 4Vis
Fust mortgage & Con
1972—_May-Nov
series A 1960
95
Manati Sugar 4s
sinking fund Feb 1 1957-May-Nop
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959
Dept
Stores
2%s
debentures
1972
Jan-July
3 Ves
i988
debentures
Anrii
mortgage
tint
3%s
Mining & Mfg.
23/4s
neIal m°rtgage 4s inc
M ssion
Corp 3%s
Missour
s
f debs
Kansas & Texas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
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lien
40-year
5s
series
4s series
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B
{Missouri
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93
96%
99%
99%
96%
97%
1
94%
4s
25
88
104% 104%
5
103
75
75
75
*._
May
91%
May
64%
A
94%
91%
64%
92%
65%
Jan
Jan-July
1967...April-Oct
80%
AF rst
and
refund
AFirst
and
refunding 5s series I 1981
ser
4s
H
1991
94
Vi
95%
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mtge
4'/as series B
&
Tel
64
83
67
First &
First &
104%
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95%
1
94%
103%
2
81%
98%
Pacific Tel
96%
1
79%
97
81%
108
77
94
99%
544
89%
99%
180
100%
78%
65%
76%
79
dl09
113%
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65%
67
1955—May-Nov
1955—.May-Nou
May-Nov
April-Oct
118%
60%
61
100%
118%
100
117 %
24
61
Feb-Aue
79
67
98
May-Nov
June-Dec
117%
1,275
144
59%
102
59 74
102
59%
102
100 % 100%
90 %
53
100%
56
3 'As
r»„..
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3Vis
debentures 1976——III—1111111"June-Dec
Natl Distillers Products
3'/eS debs
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SXSMIS*TrTcJL'lS5i----—-"'■I'-NOV
SST?4*' S"'eS B 1961
3s
page
31.
\
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18
91%
97%
20
94%
100% 101%
22
99%
10
96%
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22
102%
93%
93'A
16
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95%
100%
99%
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f
gold 4%s
1955—Jan-July
91
93%
99% 100'A
~2
98
20
100
99%
10
99%
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Mar-Noo
s
95
„
102% 102%
3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec
1st
100
99%
-
99%
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99 %
94
98
99%
98
104%
94 %
96%
101%
103
101
106%
100
__
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__
98%
104'A
i
95%
102%
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines—
A3'As convertible inc debs Sept. 1 I960—April-Ocf
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3%s 1960
June-Dec
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co—
1
First
mortgage
3s
•100'/4
7 8'A
100
__
April-Oct
98%
98%
37
Feb-Aug
1975
108%
108% 108%
11
98%
97
90
100%
100
Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated
sinking fund 4%s 1960
106%
110
June-Deo
105
104% 105%
103
97 %
105%
June-Deo
109%
109% 110 %
36
101'A
110'/a
88%
97%
97%
98 Va
69
89%
98%
General
mortgage 4%s series E 1984
97%
97%
98
45
88 %
98
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81%
81%
82%
100
101%
90
'■
91%
95 %
10
98%
99%
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102%
101
103%
98%
99
11
95'A
97%
April-Oct
Jan-July
99
*99% 100%
see
98%
95
4%s series D 1981
99%
99
debentures
For footnotes
100%
89%
General
98
108%
100%
100%
General
7
108
97
95'/4
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1981
& Illinois
4'As series A
1965
General mortgage 3%s series F 1985
June-Deo
98
—
98%
100
101%
AIncome
26
2
108
111%
4s
April
3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR CoGeneral
5s
series
B
1974
First
&
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978.
First &
98%
1st & ref M 3'As
1982
April-Oct
April
Mar-Sept
•57%
Jan -July
.
.
&
♦104%
Feb-Aug
General gold 4%s series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
"
First & refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1967
97 % 100 %
100%
1990
Pere Marquette Ry
First
108%
97%
43
General 5s series B 1968
2
♦101% 102
19
99%
99%
98%
91
46
♦._
102
99% 100'A
98%
102
99%
99%
103%
101%
98%
101
101%
101 '/a 101 'A
98%
5
97
102% 103'/a
1974—1lApril-Oct
SuppIy^As 'debentur^i^
-
103
6
101% 101%
96
95%
92
97%
2
100% 100%
93%
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external 1960
97%
102%
8
4
*91%
100%
103% 103%
101%
104 '/8
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co—
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser H 1981
-S
33
—
2
100% 100%
Feb-Aug
101%
101
10
90'/a
N
National
debentures
Paducah
59%
Nashville
TL-?'"Sucts 2% debs
debentures 1970
95
96
101%
June-Dec
1986
'
-
Chattanooga & St Louis
First mortgage 3s series B
1986
debentures
Pacific Western Oil
100%
99 Va
*100
91%
94%
*99
1985—..June-Dec
3'As debentures 1978—.
3'As debentures 1983
117
dl08% 113%
Tel 2%s debentures
&
3%s debentures 1987
114%
399
109 74
•
2%s
87%
dl08% 113%
109%
96
*7
94
Mar-Sept
1st & ref
96
80 %
96'/a
93
95%
April-Oct
April-Oct
refunding 3s series S 1983
refunding 2%s series T 1976
mtge 3%s ser U 1985
102
dl08% 112%
10274 105
2%s 1986.
3%s debentures 1978—..
3s
and
96
109%
Feb-Aue
Mar-Sepf
B 1966
& Co 3s debentures 1958
Morris & Essex first gtd 3%s 2000
Construction mortgage 5s series A
Mountain mates Tel
58
First &
109%
1980..Apn7-Oct
Monongahela Ry 3'As series
(John)
42
refunding 3s series N 1977
refunding 2%s series P 1981
refunding 2%s series Q 1980
refunding 3%s series R 1982
&
95
103%
Mar-Sept
Malone first gtd
88
refunding 3s series L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
96 Vi
96
refunoing 5s series F 1977—Mar-Sept
AFirst and
refunding 5s series G 1978—May-JVo«
§ A Convertible gold 5 Vis series A
1949—.May-Nov
Mohawk &
2
101
95%
96
♦102'A
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Deo
First &
76%
102
Jan-Julv
refunding 5s series A 1965___Feb-Aug
5s
103
refunding 3%s series I
&
First &
103
Jan-Julv
aaS
gold
1966
First & refunding 3s series J 1970
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
First
93%
71%
98%
*94
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
100%
100'/4
10
1
100% 100%
*94%
P
96%
98%
Pacific RR Co—
and
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
1st mtge 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Oct
94%
First &
1962
ser
100%
3s 1974
mortgage
1st mortgage
105
100%
103
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
May-Nov
First
101%
92%
*101
1990—..June-Dec
1962—
5s
100
—
95 %
RR—
A
—
June-Dec
AFirst and
Morrell
52
47
98%
First
1971
ser A Jan 1991
4Vis series D 1978
ACum adjustment
44%
2%s 1975
2%s 1980
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975
First mortgage 3s 1979
First mortgage 2%s 1980
*102% 103%
April-Ocf
1966
first
99%
#93
April-Oct
1967
Paul & Saulte St Marie—
First mortgage 4Vis inc series A
Jan
.
104%
Jan-July
Minn St
i
95%
Mar-Se£t
1969
d debentures 1967
J.5. A Midland of N J first ext 5s 1940
M nnesota
98
♦101%
April-Ocf
g
J
Ohio Edison first mortgage
99%
95
100
*95
Mar-Sept
First
94%
95%
1
*93
■*„R£fUndi!ZB & impt 41/213 serles C 1979—_ Jan-July
M1pjllga" Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969_.Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1969
+ *
78%
1
*9674 100
m
Michigan Central-
14
99%
*43 %
Mpfrnmortgage 3s 1966
June-Dec
W
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?
st mfcge 2%s 1974—May-Nov
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aua
Michigan Beil Telephone Co—
8
r
94 %
*99
May-Nov
May
95
93
99 %
I i 93
June-Dec
4s series B 1954—.June-Dec
103'A
—
76
88
58%
74
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82%
106'/4
88
41%
59'A
95%
98
100%
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107
113
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103
106
105
,
June-Dec
,
88
97%
5
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May-Noo
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
*95%
96%
—"
95
98%
98'A
33
96%
99%
96%
8
94
98
96
96
1
94%
97
98%
98%
30
97 %
98%
103% 103%
18
102%
104%
98
-95%
,
Volume 176
Number 5175 \V. "The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2187)
31
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Friday's
t A Certificates
of
4s 1937
Jan -July
deposit
ser
I
993/4
J
First
mortgage 4'As
series
18
7
99%
99%
*103%
*103%
108
18
100
22
100
108'A
*—
May-No®
Jan-July
87
103
101% 1017/8
June-Dec
97'A
2
April-Oct
First
mortgage
*97 "A
98%
4'As
1960
April-Oct
*97%
97%
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
85%
Tel &
*106
98
Co
5'As
Income
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As
First mortgage 3s 1983——
First
mortgage 27As
ref
105
Providence
Public
3s
Terminal
Service
4s
Electric
debentures
1st
106%
1977
96
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
*98 'A
May-Nov
1st
mtge
*99'A
—
3'As
May-No®
101 >/4
4
99%
103'/a 103'/a
3
101 'A
Jan-July
136
136
208
208
mortgage 3s 1972„May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures
1
97'A
126%
100
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General
mortgage
General
mortgage 3'As series J 1969
4'As series
D
1977
St Lawrence &
Adirond'k
97'A
10
95%
98
103'A 103%
7
101%
>96%
May-Nov
99'/a
86'A
April-Oct
99%
96%
—
99%
Mar-Sept
86'A
30
80%
99%
*100'A
20
98%
71
99%
Scioto V & New England
1st
Scott Paper 3s conv debs
May
90 3/4
—
89
1st
Air
Line
RR
37As
s
f
debentures
3s debentures
Service
4s
1980
1977
Pipe Line 3.20s
f
s
debs
2'As
1976
78
2%s debs
First
4'As
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
4'As
1969
Gold
4'As
1981
A 1977
1
ApriZ-Oct
95'A
1
Southern
Devel
y8
92%
Ry
first
consol
general
4s
gold
series
5s
A
97'A
20
78%
104'A
Devel
and
general
6'As series A
Bell
Tel
23As
debs
3'As debentures
ASponkane Internatl first gold 4'As 2013
Standard Oil Co (Indiana)—
3'As convertible debentures 1982
Standard
93%
Oil
(N J)
debentures
1959
6
96%
98 y»
103%
109%
95%
100%
97
88%
105%
4
22
104% 104%
*95'A
91%
86
97'A
98
98;
104%
103'A
97
94%
92
104'A 104%
40
102%
105%
104'A
6
101%
105% 105%
31
104%
105 7/o
104
*90
104
91%
89%
91%
*92%
92%
95
93%
„
98%
Mar-Sept
95
consol
gtd
series
4s
1955—Feb-Aug
May-Nov
A
*102
102
102%
*101% 103'A
101
102
first
5s
gtd 5s
2003
19
1958
91
98%
96%
46
92%
10
87
Jan-July
Jan-July
118'A
117% 118'A
April-Oct
102%
102'A 103
108
108
107
107
94%
95'A
Map-Nov
April
109
—April-Oct
ref
mtge 3'As
Union
Telegraph
3'As
1976
80'A
11
95'A
20
80
■
May-No®
—
-»
*—
100
„
'
105% 105'A
21
65
66'A
71
63'A
637/8
63%
April-Oct
102%
34
102% 103
15
106'A 106'A
__
Jan-July
1
*—
2
98
101
—
102
82
80'A
99
76
85
110
59
52
—
—
,
101% 101'A
66
73%
71'A
103%
15
—
105%
103'A
99%
100
100
102%
104% 107
58'A
66%
57'A
637/a
100'A 103'A
103% 106'A
99%
98
—
Co—
Mar-Sept
series
A
1980
—
Jan-July
94%
93'A
94y8
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
96%
—
Mar-Sept
1971
—
96%
*—
100'A
*100
101%
100'A
*102'A
~
.
100% 104%
91
94%
83
67
96%
100
100'A
3'As
debentures
1965
first
Co
Jan-July
3s 1958
first 4s 1960
tWisconsin Central
102%
May-No®
April-Oct
mortgage
Winston-Salem S B
—
,
93%
98%
3
—
i
101
99'A 101
99'/a 105%
—
102'A
96%
93%
94
4
„
123
Ry—
—-
Jan-July
—
100'A
100'/8
—
102%
102
2
—
105
o
A
Certificates
1949
4s
of
of
Jan-July
65
deposit
June-Dec
92'A
—
—
—
__
98% 102%
64
1
2
91
79 A
71
64
94%
--
110
108
—
77 /8
59'A
59'A
—
—
1
33
92'A
—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
79'A
65%
*99% 101
—
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
85%
78
17
79'A
64
64
—
1936
80%
80
—
Map-Nov
deposit
First mortgage 27/8s 1979—.
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971
105%
3
98
__
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
95%
102
55
104'A 104%,
Map-Nov
1969
340
55
—
»
11
110
*—
—
80
109
109
118%
92%
Y
96
101
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s
66%
1976—Jan-July
—
—
—
—
—
—
102%
60
18
669
96%
103
94
7
80
95'A
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1981
A
82
80'A
95%
May -Nov
83%
103%
66
98
92
98%
81'A
82
May-Nov
109
5
91%
94
April
ApriZ-Oct
.
debentures
105%
a
Deferred
delivery
year's range,
d Ex-Interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
Included In the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range,
r Cash sal*
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
(Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 *t
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
109%
91%
92%
60
90
97
97'A
45
95%
99%
*94
95'A
94%
96%
*92%
98
92%
96
•Friday's
101 '
97%
99%
ABonds
*—
April
1976
ser
1960
5s
debentures
Wilson &
103
38
104%
102
97
Feb-Nov
1966
75
33
108'A 109%
91%
1974
Corp—
(subord)
§AFirst general
98 %
*102
debentures 2%s
debs
§ ASu & Du div and term first 4s
92%
95'A
63'A
debentures
conv
Petroleum
89
109'/a
107
94
96%
96'A
99'A
*98'A
94
4'As series B Jan 1991
99
5
29
100
104
„
*100
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
166%
U
109% 110
April-Oct
income
conv
&
2%s
105
133
109
95'A
*99% 102
Map-Nov
82%
15
*94%
*1047/8
C 1973—April-Oct
ser
98
23
82'A
99 3A
Co
ACerticifates
85'A
82'A
96%
93%
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
104%
103%
116
—
96
*98'A 100
April-Oct
mtge 3'As
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
103% 104%
—
11
,,
81
102% 103%
162'Arl68%
95
95%
Jan-July
mortgage 3'As series B 1971
30-year
95%
74%
—
102%
1971—Map-Nov
Jan-July
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Swift & Co 25As debentures 1972
Jan-July
27As debentures
1973
May-Nov
23As
104'A
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Western
101%
94%
104'/4
*99
1st
94%
91%
79
162%
Jan-July
1983
RR
1st mtge 4 'As series B
Western Pacific RR Co—
114%
104'A 104%
1956—-April-Oct
1985
'
103%
101'/a
10
291
97
Map-Nov
4s registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
4%s
78%
April-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern
99%
91%
37
96'A
78'A
36
97%
94
*95
95%
113
99%
Jan-July
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
96
96
97%
87%
ApriZ-Oct
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
102%
92%
—
Jan-July
1994
1976
1967
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
94%
97'A
97
92%
93%
Map-Nov
1956
96%
101
106% 107%
*97%
April-Oct
debentures
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
100%
25'A
—
3%s
97
100'A
]
17
99
*99
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Pacific RR Co—
and
2
103'A 103%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1972
2%s
consolidated
W'arren
112%
92
__
*111'A
April-Oct
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
96
97%
107
95
98%
„
96
1966—April-Oct
1977
debentures
Walworth Co
121%
92%
10
—
*98
92
San Fran Term
Southern
f debs
s
Gen mtge
100 %
100'A
93'A
*25%
Mar-Sept
1960
96
103%
96'A
w
Gen
100
105%
*102'A 102%
94'A
95
Map-Nov
3s convertible debentures
1970-
1972
coll trust 3'As 1972
Rubber
S
Wabash RR
103
120
—
,
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
23As 1994
June-Dec
America 2%s
Virginia & Southwest
90%
94'A
Pacific Co—
Ry
*95%
mtge 27As ser G 1979
June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
112
100
112%
93'A
Jan-July
Indiana
100%
First and refund
100
110%
II
*95'A
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
Southern
38
*100% 101'A
Southern
1987
98
97
104% 104%
Map-Nov
of
debentures
First
95'A
__June-Dec
23As debentures 1985
22
95
97
*100%
77
91%
—
112
June-Dec
1982
Co
98%
99
June-Dec
Southern
90%
*120'A
112
Union Oil 2'As debentures 1971—
ApriZ-Oct
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
1941—Feb-Aug
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Jan-July
debentures
90'A
6
*99
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
& Sons 2'As 1966
61%
12
72%
75
__
99'A
*100%
Shell
27As
84
99'A
*101% 103
1989—May-No®
Mar-Sept
1974
Sconoy-Vacuum Oil
~3
71
Co—
mtge 3s series B
Seagram (Jos E)
gtd
94
68'A
—
69%
*111%
April-Oct
1977
Seaboard
104%
Mar-Sept
1978—Mar-Sept
100%
*77'A
99'A
June-Deo
1971
48%
*97
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
First and refund
mtge 3s series F
100%
—
*96'A
1st
3'As B
*95
Map-Nov
1982
(subord)
First lien and ref
First 4s bond certificates 1989
May-No®
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons
gold 4s 1968
Depot
220
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Mar-Sept
mtge inc 4'As series A Jan 2022
St Louis-Southwestern
Ry—
Union
81
13'A
1975—ApriZ-Oct
Consol sinking fund series B 1857
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
Mar-Sept
ASecond
Paul
50 7A
12%
97
104
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Second gold 6s 1996
April-Oct
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997—*
Jan-July
St
__
49%
88%
Biscuit
First
series A 1971
1961
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures
S
Saguenay Power 3s
100%
88'A
13
97%
Vandalia
Reynolds
95%
*97%
98
94
50%
107%
2%s
R
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995
104%
Map-Nov
4%s
U
101%
Jan-July
Quaker Oats 25As debentures 1964
99
102%
RR—
1st mtge &
208
June-Deo
1972
debs
1st mtge & Coll trust 3%s 1971
136
202
__
103% 103%
June-Deo
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
101%
104
1.
*991/2 100%
103%
June-Deo
3%s
100%
101'A 101'A
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
First and refunding
126%
QQ
100%
96
Map-Nov
California
Pacific
United
Co—
1963_
First and refunding mortgage 3'As
1968—Jan-JuZy
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
3%s
98%
99
—
117
Q4
5
44
97%
96
27/8s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
96
94
—
126'A
97%
*96%
Jan-July
April-Oct
1968
debs
conv
Union
*94
Mar-Sept
Gas
96
—
116%
126
1985—Jan-JuZf
mtge & coll tr 27As 1980
3'As
102
100
Mar-Sept
1956
&
"101
114
126
June-Deo
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
27/8s
116
97%
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
C
1960
Jan
and
Corp
debentures
Union Oil of
1964__Jan-July
1984
series
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
June-Dec
debentures
series B
5s 2000
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
June-Dec
1977
Cent
—
Plttston
•—
101% 102
U
97%
88%
—
Ohio
Tri-Continental
3s
Feb-Aug
High
97%
98
89%
—
Low
102%
88
——
Jan. 1
No.
101%
Orleans RR—
AAdjustment income 5s
101%
100%
19
97'A
Jan-July
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
tThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
108%
100
Range Sine*
Sold
Map-Nov
refund M 37/8s ser E
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Texas
101%
100
—
*101'A 102
April-Oct
First general 5s series B 1962
First general 5s series C 1974
New
Texas & Pacific first gold
109
76%
Bonds
High
April-Oct
1965
First and refund M 3'As
First and refund M 3%s
108%
107'A 108
1959
D
&
108
108
*86
4'As series B
series
Texhs
debentures
General and
mortgage
general 4'As
Corp 3s
104%
104'A
impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 27As series D 1985
and
Texas
104
104'A
First
First
Refund and
97
101%
10
—
Range
Friday's
T
101%
100
108
or
Bid & Asked
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
100 %
101
—
108
*108'A
Sale Price
19
97'A
„
Last
Period
19%
9
30
Week's
Interest
Low
9'A
—
1958
C
BONDS
High
95
A
series
5
New York Stock Exchange
Refund
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Deo
General mortgage 5s series B 1975—
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
16
*101'A
1964_May-Nov
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3'As 1964
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3'/2s debentures
1965
19
Low
*96
1960__Feb-Aug
1963—Feb-Aug
ser
DECEMBER
Jan. 1
No.
High
17'A
18
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser F 1953__June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/2s
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
18'A
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
WEES
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
SAPhllippine Ry 1st sink fund
FOR
Week's Range
Interest
94%
bid
sale
and asked
not
Included
prices;
no
In
the
sales being
transacted during current week.
selling flat.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the New York Curb
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Dec. 1, 1952 and ending on
Friday, Dec. 5, 1952. It is compiled from the report of the Curb
Exchange itself, and 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 Corp.
ACF-Brill
Motors
Aluminum
Acme
Acme
Wire
Adam
Hat
Aero
Co
.1
Lot®
7%
-10
3.200
l'/4
5%
25%
26
Alnsworth
Manufacturing
Air Associates Inc
Air-Way
Electric
For footnotes
common
(N J)
Appliance
see
oage
Alrfleeta
<tuu
1
Nov
2%
Apr
Alabama Great Southern
400
5%
Oct
9%
Jan
Alabama Power 4.20%
27%
Feb
Alaska
150
23%
Jun
1.000
3%
2%
Apr
2%
3
1,500
8
2% Nov
9% Feb
9%
9'A
9%
4,000
9
Oct
7»A
7%
7%
1,900
6%
Oct
11'A
9%
11%
11%
700
9%
Feb
35.
„
.
Low
Par
Jan
3%
—1
Shares
High
3
Supply Manufacturing
for Week
of Prices
7%
3%
Agnew Surpass Shoo Stores.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
6% Mar
3%
—1
Week's
Last
New York Curb Exchange
1
l
Inc
5
Friday
Low
7'A
5%
_Il
common
Stores
DECEMBER
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High
7%
l'A
warrants
Alloys
ENDED
for Week
ef Prices
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb
FOR
Inc
11%
-1
Airlines
80
103
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
200
12
102% 103
*
6%
High
15%
Jan
110
125
89'A
103
89% Mar
Jan
99%
NOV
Nov
Apr
100
All
10
Aug
Alles^fe Fisher common.
13%
Jan
Allied
Internat
Investing
Jun
Allied
Products
(Mich) common
4%
5'A
4,900
4%
Oct
8
2'A
Feb
4%
2'A
2%
3,700
2
Jun
3%
Jan
Feb
99
Jan
Oct
4%
98%
1
preferred
Inc
4
98%
12%
Oct
American
Altes Brewing
Airway Inc_
Co
II
cap
III
6%
Jan
8%
stk
1
8
2%
Nov
3%
1
27
2'A
25
2'A
27
2%
900
2,000
22
1%
May
Oct
-H'
Jan
27
Dec
3
Jan
I
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
32
.
.
Monday, December 8, 1952
.
(2188)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
America—
of
Co
Aluminum
Industries common
Air Filter 5% conv pfd
Aluminum
Amer
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
Rights
11
24%
American
Writing
Paper
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
common
Anchor Post Products
46'%
Jun
Nov
16%
Apr
100
24
Jun
27% Aug
Central Ohio Steel
Jan
23
Central Power Si Light 4%
~5%
21,100
4%
Dec
28%
300
24%
Jan
non-voting
convertible preferred
(The)
Corp
Associated Electric Industries—
Jan
Line
Plywood
350
%
31,800
ft
Dec
%
Dec
4%
500
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
300
9%
Oct
11%
Jan
Cherry-Burrell
common
Manufacturing
Chicago Rivet Si Machine
2%
Oct
318
Jan
Chief
Consolidated
Feb
Circle
Wire Si
9%
10
2%
2%
16,100
2\l
100
10
10
69% July
15
22%
Oct
8
10
Sep
Apr
5%
Jan
8% Aug
Steel
Automatic
Voting
14%
14%
25
7%
—
7%
1,800
17
13% Mar
Aug
Controller
Clark
15%
14
14%
5,500
107% 108%
108
80
7%
5,100
7%
7%
Dec
14%
14%
3,600
13
Oct
15%
Jun
15%
15%
16%
26,700
14%
Oct
17
Jun
10%
10%
10%
700
10%
Dec
11% July
14
116%
113% Mar
800
Oct
25%
Jan
Jun
56
Jan
16%
Oct
Commodore
Hotel
19% July
Community
Public
1§'%
14%
1,500
11
17%
14
—
17%
300
16
July
July
7% Mar
%
*2%
2
2%
110%
6%
2,500
1,225
30,200
7
12%
12
12%
1
Oct
1%
Jan
7,500
Feb
66
2%
Jan
12
Jun
8% Mar
Oct
6
Jan
114%
NOV
2
77
Nov
135
20%
Dec
Mar
1,000
5
"
x21%
21
3
1,700
4%
Nov
6%
Feb
8
4%
—
.*
common
50
109
109
9%
% Aug
1,000
133% 135
1
Inc
u
Jan
9%
Nov
Oct
22%
15% July
Bailey
& Selburn
Oil
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
de
Banco
13%
3%
3%
-75C
Corp
.3%
Ltd
Pwr
50
7
7
lis
2
~7%
~7%
12,100
8%
7,100
10%
11%
1,300
18%
1
Inc
_1
& Co common
21%
24
1,300
14
14'A
16%
16%
1
common.
1
200
1,600
17%
3%
3%
Bell Telephone of Canada common....25
Benrus Watch Co Inc
5%
14%
5%
5%
common
Shoe Corp—.
Beckman Instruments Inc
(A S)
Aircraft
A
__
1
Ties
6,700
•
Corp
Beau-Brummel
500
5
8% July
A Nov
12%
15% July
12 % Mar
3 %
Nov
15%
Nov
Jan
4%
Apr
1
1U
(L)
Bellanca
1,900
7
Refractories
4,500
Inc
Coro
$1
39%
xio%
8,300
3,900
4
700
40%
xIO'/b xlO%
200
32%
600
7
Apr
8%
Feb
1%
NOV,
2%
Nov
10
7% May
Petroleum
13%
Jun
Jan
27
Nov
4%
55/b Mar
Dec
40%
Apr
8% May
Crown
Dec
4% July
2% Mar
35 %
Feb
17%
'
12
Oct
22
2,900
15'%
Jan
22%
Sep
22
Co
Drug
8%
Oct
11%
Jan
25%
Oct
32
Dec
4%
4,200
4%
Dec
6
5%
27,900
4%
8
12
Jun
Cuban
32%
Dec
Jan
6
Oct
Jan
16
July
Sep
9%
31
Oct
38%
600
1,500
17%
300
13%
5%
3,200
5,800
4
Si
31'A
Hedges common
Bicfcford's
200
common
10%
10%
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
•
Black Starr Si Gorham class A...
14%
14%
4%
4%
100
Blauner's common
10%
10%
250
Inc
Blumenthal (S)' & Co
Bohack
(H C)
5%%
*
common.
prior
cumulative
9%
200
Xl8%
19%
2,200
Tobacco
.20c
Breeze
Amer dep
Amer dep
British
Amer
800
7%
Feb
9%
Nov
22%
700
12%
Jan
22'A
Dec
9%
9%
9%
2,100
Jun
9%
Dec
15
15%
3,000
10% May
17%
14%
14%
1,900
11 %
15 % Aug
8
Jun
34 %
8,600
31%
Dec
42%
11%
12
1,200
7%
Jan
16
1,700
6%
Oct
1
Apr
3%
Jan
7%
~i%
7%
1
1%
1,900
x25
20%
3,700
35
"%
8%
Aug
1,200
2%
Oct
3
Oct
9,000
9%
Nov
13%
Jan
ord
rets
Crystal
8%
Mines Inc.
'''mm
Jan
8'/e
Mar
Detroit
Gasket
21% Mar
Detroit
Gray
32%
170
30% Mar
33
Nov
Detroit
Hardware
19%
20%
4,100
19% Nov
26%
Apr
Detroit Steel
11
m+mm:
mm
Apr
10% Mar
„
9%
8
Jan
6%
Jan
300
15 %
Jan
17%
18%
19'A
4,500
17%
Oct
22% Mar
69%
73%
21,300
69%
%■
5,700
1%
3,600
18%
70%
%
\h
1
;1 %
10%
-.108
reg
class
Wi-
•
A
-m.
325
35
35
6%
1,000
6%
9%
Sep
2nd
preference
12%
12%
13%
10,900
12%
Oct
17%
Apr
15%
15%
16
200
14'A
Oct
20%
Apr
6'A
Feb
12%
12%
150
12% July
6%
Oct
25%
27%
300
25'A
Dec
5%
5%
1,700
5%
Jun
2
4,200
1%
Dec
—
12
•
Nov
14
13%
Oct
Si
Jun
3%
Jan
Diversey
35%
Nov
Dobeckmun Co
cumulative
Brown Rubber
Bruce
(E
Bruck
Mills
L)
Co
Oct
Feb
Co
Pipe
class
Mines
16%
Feb
Dominion
Steel
Jan
15% Aug
Dominion
Tar
5%
Jun
6%
Jan
Dominion Textile
12%
3,400
10%
Jun
14%
Jan
Dow
16%
400
15%
Nov
8% Aug
23% July
8%
Aug
Coal
Si
Si
_
Co
Ltd
17%
3,600
14
Jan
17%
Nov
15%
16%
5,700
15'A
Oct
X26%
Jan
Driver
%
4%
%
■
4 %
A
13,400
%
Apr
4%
3,500
3%
Feb
%
5
Power
Apr
New
Sep
DuMont
2%
2%
2%
14,100200
Calamba
Sugar
Estate
_
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
Calvan
Electric
Power
Consol Oil
Camden
Fire
Canada
Bread
Si
Cement
6 % %
*
Ltd—
...
Co
Ltd
common..
preference
Canada
Southern
Atlantic
Canadian
Canners
Oil
Ltd
Canadian
Co
12
9,400
10%
13,600
6A
5%
6%
53,400
25%
24%
25%
350
4% Mar
10%
10%
Jan
5
Oct
11%
Oct
19%
10%
Duro
Test
.
Duval
Sulphur
reg
common
Potash
Si
Co
5%
Feb
Jan
9%
2
common
Ltd
Industries
Canadian
25%
Dec
Eastern Gas
80
Sep
Eastern
Malleable
28%
Oct
Eastern
States
Capital
1
....
Products
common
Co
Carolina
Co
1
2.50
Power
Si
4%
4%
—
—
— —
—
4%
—
5
—
—
—
—
—
4%
26
~5%
26
Light
$5
pfd
Biscuit Co
Si Fuel Assn
prior
8%
Jun
11% Feb
19%
Oct
34
...
14%
1,100
7%
700
3%
2,200
3%
77
x81
•
113
113
113
1%
50
x7%
78
_„i
11,400
1%
1%
25% May
8%
Jan
43 '8
53
Dec
Feb
155
3%
21
12%
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
7% July
3 %
Dec
225
77
Dec
25
108
Jan
3,000
rets
A
dep
rets
B
ord—
£1
ord
2s 6d
Co common
see
page
l
35.
__
—
—
5%
5%
100
Jan
Sep
6
Oct
7%
1,800
5
Jan
6% Aug
75
May
•
16%
100
15%
41%
300
37% May
45
10% May
13%
Nov
Feb
19% Aug
16%
Jan
Jan
15%
15%
150
12%
Apr
21
Feb
27
27%
200
21%
Jan
28
Nov
18%
15%
.
->
*
87%
41
—
.
18%
9'A
'
19
1,300
17%
Nov
23 %
Jan
9%
Sep
9%
24,900
7%
Oct
36%
7%
35
100
34%
Oct
44
Apr
75
84%
Oct
105
Nov
104
35
36%
600
35
Dec
36'A
Dec
17
—
17
17%
9,100
15
July
19%
Apr
3%
600
May
7
5%
£1
1
•
1
•
common...10
6
--
28%
-i
200
6
28%
700
Nov
3%
Nov
5%
Jan
12% May
3%
3%
12%
.
72%
44'
100
preferred
15 V«
8 %
53%
1% Oct
164
6%
26
17%
8%
113%
25
Oct
Feb
Electric
Apr
Apr
Feb
Dec
Jan
Feb
$7
preferred
16%
Jan
Sep
7%
Jan
26
Oct
35'A
Jan
12%
Nov
5%
Bond
&
Share
common.
x% May
6% Jan
Jun
34
Jan
120
Jan
146
Feb
108 %
Jan
133%
Feb
Electrographic Corp comomn
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
I
Derrick
Si
Equipment
Inc
Eureka
Corporation
...
Ltd
Warrants
Eureko Pipe Line common
10
Feb
900
130
50
.4.,v
115
117%
150
%-
33
33%
500
28
Aug
36'A
Jan
92 A
92
32
125
83%
Apr
92
A
Nov
14%
14%
1,900
10%
Jun
14%
Dec
21%
22 %
21%
Nov
26%
Jan
%
Nov
13
Dec
7%
.
92 &
22%
5
1
100
1
5
10c
1
1
1
9%
8
128
15
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
x7% May
Jan
78
25% May
5% Jan
274,700
11%
300
102% 102 %
10
8%
900
11%
-
24,600
)7
--P-
Nov
Jun
15%
72% Mar
70
11,200
13
74'A
130
Rights
Emsco
2% 'Jan
78
27
950
27
12%.
x72
,
Corp
series A
Jan
% Aug
5% Apr
5%
*
1
•
$6 preferred series B
•
Eastern Sugar Associates—
*
Common shares of beneficial int.—1
$5 pfd shares of beneficial int
1
Easy Washing Machine class B
•
4% Mar
91
Iron
Esquire
dep
footnotes
20,400
xl4%
Ltd—
(J W)
—
48,300
__
•
common
Carr-Consolidated
Carreras
5
19.50
Co
&
Carnation
11
Ltd—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carman
•
100
Transit
67% May
—
.
9%
•
Marconi
Capital City
—
10%
Jan
800
-
16,700
Apr
Jan
4% %
__
Aug
Nov
8%
20
1
*
3ii
2%
5%
10c
rets ord
Corp
Jan
Jan
♦
Ltd
preferred
Amer
11%
1
wi
Canadian Dredge. & Dock Co Ltd
Amer
Feb
3%
11%
20
Oils
Canadian
Carter
*
3%
Mar
Dec
6%
'
Canada
1%
.1
5
Gas Co—
Insurance
Co
1,000
A Mar
Laboratories—
(The) Co
—
Durham Hosiery class B common
3%
2
2
Feb
'
13%
36
2,800
9%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
3%
Oct
6%
Co
Duraloy
Cable Electric Products common—50c
May
5%
104
dep
25
6%
-.1
comomn
American
Jan
23%
9%
23
23%
•
Co
(Allen B)
3,500
36
2 At
'U
9%
"
•
common
Class A
—
10
17%
3s 6d
13%
5%
•
10
17%
12 %c
;
—
•
Draper
Duke
American dep rets ord shs__
Burry Biscuit Corp
Feb
145
"
2A
common.'.—•
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Harris
300
Oct
Feb
16% July
13% Mar
133
1
Ltd
Co
Corp common
Drilling & Exploration Co
Ltd—
-
.
—
.1
stock
ord
Chemical
Ltd
Brewery
13
20
2.50
16'A
•
Line
Bunker Hill Si Sullivan
11%
12%
Bridge
51
10%
900
6
6
Dominion
47% May
•
B__
Z
—
Corp com—Co Ltd
•
'
2.50
common
Ltd
Finance
1
4a
1
reg
Corp—.
112%
1
common
—s
common,
1,400
600
15%
140
11
25c
Domestic
junior preferred —10
14%
139
Jun
Mar
7%
—.
""
rets ord
(The)
3'«
33
Jan
34
Dome Exploration Ltd—
98
6%
34%
.
Ltd—
dep
Jun
28
—10
Products—
Rayno.lds class B
Co
30
4%
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
Distillers
„
30%
Jan
2% Mar
Jan
150
30%
Oct
Mar
6%
Oct
Nov
13%
1%
1%
7%
35
Oct
7%
50
—\
Sep
15%
12%
-
—
1%
Oct
49%
Jan
2%
Jan
T
Feb
7
14%
12%
8%
-
Feb
200
1,900
5%
•
Jan
1,400
1,600
■
135
1%
3,100
1
Distillers
—
Feb
3'A
7%
•
preference
Forman
Feb
450
1%
11%
25
Jan
1,500
3
7%
100
Sep
2%
29%
1% Oct
2'A
25%
13
10%
100
14%
3'A
10%
mm mm
Jan
Jan
15
12 % May
150
14
Jan
7 %
Nov
4,300
' 13
'
1%
~7%
•
Jan
3%
Dec
1
10%
2%
";::2 %
100
1
common
Apr
1 % Mar
Manufacturing."—al
Foundry—
.1
Mfg Cotl
Si
Iron
Apr
2%
30
4%
81%
9%
14
Oct
Dec
% Oct
6%
44
Dec
8
May
4
-
h
debenture
American
Power
Sep
10%
1,300
17%
1
.
25
Devoe
£1
Jan
Jan
% Mar
3,700
17%
——_10c...
35.
Dejay Stores common
—
—
50c
Dennison Mfg class A commonj.5 ,
Day
Jun
._£1
12%
11%
Jan
9%
7%
8
Dayton Rubber Co class A
31
20
Apr
Oct
%
8
9%
9%
*1
—2.50
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Brothers Inc
Jan
Apr
Feb
Sep
8
—
•
Davidson
18%
5%
44
1,700
—
Dairies. Inc
300
2,200
Sep
Nov
D
Daitch
21
6%
Feb
1%
6
28%
34%
400
9
"a
Feo
July
8% July
19 % May
100
35
35"
—
•
$3
Burma
Feb
6 %
2%
Oct
Feb
2
25
common
23
_
conv
Buckeye
6%
Feb
Ltd—
Company
$5
4%
Dec
Nov
Nov
10
Jan
31 %
Lighting Inc common2.50
Curtis Manufacturing Co
(Mo)—i—5
19%
21
•
Co..
Class B
Brown
19%
85
Tobacco—
Columbia
BroWn
Apr
3%
9%
•
rets old bearer
dep
14%
4
6%
•
rets ord reg
Celanese
British
Jan
Oct
Sep
Nov
2% Mar
x9%
Jan
9
4%
21%
Nov
11%
100
2%
...
British American
5%
10%
100
_•
Gas Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
Class A
Oil
Jun
9% May
4%
4%
2%
_
Bridgeport
American
Feb
13% July
66
Jan
4
9%
•
British
12
16%
4%
•
_
9% Sep
13% Oct
Aug
22% Aug
1% July
Curtis
4
—5
Brazilian Traction Lt Si Pow ord
common
Jan
77% Mar
preferred.100
Borne Scrymser Co.
Bourjois Inc
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Corp
400
9%
%
9
•
Co common.
■
20%
Apr
Jan
Jun
18
Apr
52
2,900
1%
Apr
3
700
63%
1%
8%
Jan
6%
Jan
Apr
13'A Mar
■
Benson
Jan
8
5%
62
25
10.
common.—5
Sugar
%
300
35%
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
Atlantic.
Dec
300
8,550
%
partic.—*
25c
common
Nov
9
3%
5
(Md)
"A"
Internat'l
Cork
Cuban
20
1,400
22
Jan
1% Mar
32
12%
—6
—1
—
Petroleum
Cent
Crown
15'/a
Oct
13% May
11% Aug
5,100
5%
3*
1
Company
(The)
Crown
1
Oct
5%
15
5£:
Petroleum
Croft
Jan
Feb
28%
9%
4%
'*14%
1
Crosley Motors Inc
Crowley Milner & Co
9%
76'A
Feb
20%
*;•/
A
common
Jun
May
May
22%
""%
dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
American
Creole
Jan
66
Ltd—
Jun
9%
7%
13
class
preferred
Cosden
12%
175
200
9%
X9%
•
1
comoran
Apr
Jan
22 %
•
•
—
& Reynolds
Corroon
Courtaulds
shares
Steel
Baumann
15
13%
13 %
.1
common..
Barcelona Tr Lt Si
Beck
5%
14%-
14%
Ltd
Oil
Barium
.1
Andes—
los
American
Basic
Gas—
5 i3a
Baldwin
Banff
&
Company
8%
8%
300
1%
5c
Gold Mines
Cornucopia
A
Class
Baker-Raulang
B
Jan
27%
63%
l -'i
50c /
voting
non-voting
A
Sep
7%
6% Mar
72%
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
8%
100
700
24
4
-
1
Consolidated Liquidating
•
Consolidated Min'g Si Smelt'g Ltd
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10 v.
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp-—
1
Continental Commercial Corp
—1
Continental Foundry Si Machine Co..1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co—
• 'P
Class
Mar
,
6%
17%
U
1956
Oct
7% July
38
5% May
4,300
7%
May
Jan
10%
8
21%
12%
,
Engineering Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Class
Apr
15%
10
Service
Consol
Corby
B
9%
May
jr.
1
Inc.
Machinery—
to
ext
Vtc
800
33%
Manufacturing Co
25
Columbia Machinery & Eng Corp—10c
Jun
9%
5%
Colt's
20
12%
92
12
Aluminum
44%
24%
23%
__
Nov
79%
Oct
Jan
9%
Clinchfield
Club
May
6%
&
Clayton
74% Mar
Feb
23
8
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Coal Corp common
20
Products Co
—*
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
•
Colon Development ordinary
Colonial Airlines
1
Colonial Sand & Stone Co.
—1
Dec
Apr
140
79
4%
29% Aug
8%
5%
Claussner
7%
Apr
Jun
81%
4%
1
1
—5
Claude
Feb
15%
Jan
26%
x8%
Jan
108%
Sep
Dec
3%
125
71%
22
4%
Apr
13%
4|i
800
75
"IS
13%
Jan
305,200
4
23%
Jun
5%
7%
28%
100
9%
Nov
7% May
Feb
9%
6%
72
7
101
7%
8
22
Hosiery Co
Jan
Oct
88%
:.7%
7%
32
Inc
Neon
17%
5
6% May
——1
Co
14% May
3,900
35
5
*
(The) D L Co
Oct
100
5%
9%
9
1
Stamping
Auto
5%
88%
B
Mining
Cable Corp
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
7
Corp
City
78%.
10
4
com
High
3% Aug
5%
21%
10
—-—5
common
78
27:%
3%
7%
1
Machine
Colleries
Corp
Chesebrough
Clark
50
Products
Chamberlin Co of America
Charis
4 ' 1
\kf
J
1
2.50
common—
15%
4%
•
Co_.
Co
15
__
Corp
Automatic
Aircraft
Cessna
2,400
Corp warrants..
Ayshire
May
40
300
58%
5%
10
2
10
Electric Co common
Investors Inc—
Convertible preference
35%
50% May
9%
Century
56%
£1
Fisheries
Coast
Coast
Atlas
35
Oct
pfd
15 %
America.
of
Associated Tel & Tel class A
Atlas
Jan
33%
Products
Century
Compo Shoe
deR, rets reg
Laundries
Atlantic
Dec
30
2.50
1
Equipment Corp
Atlantic
8% Mar
28%
100
1
..100
preferred
3.50%
34
•
•
50
Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
American
Aug
•
•
Gas common
Si
Arkansas Power
Associated
1% July
preference $1.50 series
Conv preference $1.40 series
Central Maine Power Co—
Conv
Nov
10
Natural
preferred
4%%
Feb
1%
Nov
America
Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp
58
2.40
Common class A
Aspinook
%
28
.
Aro
Explorers
~4%
4%
1
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Argus Cameras Inc
1
6c/o
Corp
Central
19% Nov
Nov
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
Catalin
Nov
20%
—£1
shares
Jan
17%
%
1
Co Inc common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Angerman
25%
10
24%
5
5
•
2
preferred
of
Oct
Low
2,200
16 %
16'/
5 %
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
4%
5%
(A M) & Co__
39%
1%
10%
%
5%
Castle
3,400
1%
10%
•-
Thread
Apr
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
10
1
*
1
•
*
common
11% Aug
16
Feb
200
1%
97%
Jan
2,000
1
%
Co
Rubber Co
American
"A"
1,450
%
10°
25
Laundry Machine
—20
Manufacturing Co com
25
Maracaibo Co—
1
Meter Co—
:—-—*
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
Potash & Chem class A
•
Republics
10
Seal-Kap common
2
Book
Hard
American
16%
89
21%
—-1
American Beverage common
American
200
16%
16%
-
15
Bantam Car Co class A—1
f American
95%
Products
Sales
Range
Last
Par
High
Low
95
100
•
preferred
Goods Manufacturing
cumulative
$3.75
,
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
Casco
Aluminum
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
DECEMBER 5
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
ENDED
for Week
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
Xl0% Aug
-
■--i-
48%
8
Jan
95
7% Aug
16%
Oct
11% Mar
104.
9%
Oct
Jan
Jan
22
£1%
r%
1%
31,400
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
$2%
31%
32 %
5^0
30'A
Nov
34'A
Aug
5%
5%
100
1%
1%
55,300
4^-
'44 %
;':V%
—-
9,600
1A Oct
%
17
4%
Oct
2
A
Apr
118
Apr
Sep
34% Mar
Apr
5% Mar
Number 5175
Volume 176
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2189)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
of Prices
Shares
FOR
WEEK
DECEMBER
ENDED
for Week
STOCKS
Par
Low
5
-Sales
Friday
STOCKS
High
Low
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Sale Price
Par
High
Low
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
Fahchild
Fargo
Camera
Oils
Federated
Fire
(M
25%
—.*
Co
7
10
(Phila)
H)
23
26
l
75
luc
2,200
i.V
itf-
Ltd
6%
7'/4
75
76
1
10'4
Ford
Motor
Co
'
_*
10
61 %
10%
Brewing
412 70 convertible
Fuller (Geo A) Co
11 y2
Aug
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Kawneer Co
Nov
55%
Apr
60 %.
62 %
2,400
7%
76
Dec
*
5
27
68
(Walter) & Co
Kings County Lighting
Aug
Aug
n
27,100
%
Dec
6%
300
6%
Oct
67/8
7%
2,400
6%
Oct
9%
Feb
1
__1.25
6%
1.000
5
Mar
~/o
4
6%
—50
Nov
1
1
n
is
9%
11
11
50c
200
Klein
Jan
Kleinert
(I
Kobacker
Oct
Kropp
Jan
45%
11% May
200
9
1,225
8%
27
9%
27%
300
9%
Co
36
36
36
125
5 ',c
*
common
preferred
Gellman Mfg
General
Acceptance
convertible
Corp
Co
Corp
Fireproofing
2%
400
214
2
2%
1,700
3'%
50c
31%
8%
8%
%
%
;_*
13
Coal
Oct
10'%
Jan
31
Jan
10'%
Sep
8(%
33
Co
9
Jan
36'%
Apr
3'%
Nov
4'%
Feb
22%
Jan
33'%
7%
Jan
8,200
11%
3,000
300
1%
(Adolf) Inc
14'%
100
14'%
14'%
200
13 Va
Feb
15 % July
11%
11%
200
10%
Apr
13'%
Feb
7.50
11'/2
11'%
9% Mar
3%
11'/2
1,000
11'%
Dec
3%
3%
3,100
3%
Oct
5'%
Jan
1%
1%
1,600
1%
Dec
6'%
6%
600
6 V*
Jun
210 Aug
9'% July
15%
600
14%
Oct
15'%
15'%
1
4'%
4'%
4'%
1
8%
8'%
9
Lakey Foundry & Machine
1
7'%
Lamson
116
414
117'A
225
_4'A
7,700
3%
1014
-
10'/a
34
29 %
10%
34
Oil
Grieseclieck
113
Western
700
5'%
Nov
Nov
19%
Nov
25% July
cumulative
Groceterias
Class
Hall
Lamp
Hartford
5%
Jan
Louisiana Land
Star Gas Co
Oct
12%
Jan
Louisiana
Feb
34
Dec
Lynch
17%
Havana
Oct
11%
15 y2
Jan
19%
Apr
27
2%
3
500
55
55
55
20
48%
51
51
51
25
27%
30
73
85
134
1
86
Ve
•
1%
53
*
2%
18,200
Oct
&
Hecla Mining Co
Helena Rubinstein
Heller
Co
5% %
1414
47":
preferred
Henry
Holt
Hercules
&
Jan
42
Manischewitz
Nov
July
300
23
19%
60 V2
July
400
14%
Aug
Jan
25% Mar
151% 157
375
135
390
13%
Higbie Mfg Co
5(4
Hoe
convertible
(R)
&
Co
McKee
(A
G)
McWilliams
121
Feb
157
Dec
Mead
Kollinger Consol
Holly
Stores
136
Aug
Menasco
Apr
Merivtt
2y4
Feb
3%
1,900
49%
Oct
61'A
Feb
128 V2
Apr
& Co
Mfg
13%
Nov
15'%
Dec
Mesabi
16
Nov
22'%
Jan
Horder's
Gold
9% May
30
3%
May
4
4
14 <4
14%
52
51
52
1%
4%
4'/2
9%
2%
24 74
I,
j?
11
Mar
31% July
Iron
Jan
4.y«
Oct
Jan
preferred
Jan
Oct
6% Mar
$2
10%
Jan
Midvale
4'%
Jan
Mid-West
26%
Oct
Midwest
Co
shares—
dividend
Jan
Mid-West
10%
Dec
177/b
Jan
Miller
Jun
19%
Jan
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5 7o pfd
4'%
12%
Sep
Sep
Jun
15%
Apr
92
Jan
6%
13%
Jan
20%
Nov
102
Apr
6%
6%
700
Feb
7
2%
15 74
15%
16
2,700
3%
5,400
200
14
14
14
1,300
138
Nov
8%
Oct
2%
Dec
4%
Jan
10
19(4
18%
19
29
30
■
1,950
t_100
13%
129
17%
500
Oct
4y8
Jan
14'%
1,100
12%
Jan
15
9%
10%
1,300
97%
Nov
12%
Jan
9%
10'%
900
9
Jan
10'%
Sep
19'%
19%
2,500
18
Nov
21% July
—
21'%
23
29
13'%
28'%
May
700
20'% Nov
25'%
30%
6,100
15% Mar
34'%
Oct
13'%xl3%
4,400
12
15%
Jan
3V»
Jan
2%
2'%
2%
2,600
9%
9%
100
21%
22'%
13,100
6'%
6'%
100
3
3'%
300
6%
9
1
7
14
500
15'%
—
22'%
July
2'% May
Oct
Apr
9
—
6%
6%
9
1
7
9
—
15'%
14%
7%
13
Jan
Jan
23%
Nov
5
Aug
6'%
Nov
48
—
Oct
53
27% Aug
Nov
4'%
Jan
8
Jan
6%
800
8
May
Jan
10'%
Sep
1,900
ig
Nov
1%
Jan
1,500
6%
Nov
8'%
Jan
200
7,600
18%
Nov
13%
Oct
20%
Jan
11'%
78
Feb
7% Aug
Co
Feb
20'%
Feb
23'%
Nov
26'%
12 % Mar
1
Missouri Public Service
8%
Aug
4.80%
Jan
*
1
common
-100
4.50%
28%
Moody Investors participation pfd
Jan
14%
Aug
Morris
Jun
46
Jan
Mountain
States
Jun
140
Jan
Mountain
States Tel & Tel
of America
common—_7.25
Jan
Mt
Jan
Muntz
Feb
Murray Ohio Mfg
67%
66%
6,100
63 %
Oct
86%
3'%
3'/a
3%
800
3%
Jun
4'%
Jan
*
4%
4%
434
200
4% May
4%
Nov
5
20%
22%
Vernon-Woodberry
100
Mills
2.50
—1
Inc
TV
1
Power
33%
27'%
Feb
3
5%
2,000
2,100
44'%
2%
47'%
5
Co—
14
3,200
Apr
6'% Aug
Jun
34% Aug
12%
lou
15%
25
86%
70
—
2%
200
172 % 172 %
100
2%
35o,
4'%
35.,
4%
"'
4%
137% 14 %
103% 104
20'%
—
25
2%
168
31'%
4
Apr
Feb
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
20,900
500
--
—
53%
Jan
3%
Jan
98
July
98'% Aug
Apr
5'%
Jan
Nov
103'% May
11%
27
8'%
24'%
8'%
22
Jan
99%
4'%
17'%
103'% Mar
Mar
1,120
250
22
Jan
4,500
6,400
2o %
8%
24'%
8
4'%
—
97'%
92
—
Dec
Mar
36Ve May
93 %
93'%
Feb
Aug
102'% 102'%
3
4'%
Nov
3
2%
—
14%
104
50
41
5
2,500
—
172 %
5,200
100
44'%
2%
*
*
10c
23%
300
22
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
18% Aug
3% Jan
17'% July
105%
40
22
—
Oct
Jan
12% 13'%
101'% 101'%
—
Jun
5
12%
100
Nov
Jan
5%
—
preferred series B„ 100
Plan Corp
18%
Apr
1,350
29%
„
Jan
Oct
47%
5'%
5'%
preferred series C
Monroe Loan Society com class A
cumul
200
100
39'%
—
*
100
common
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
12%
<
5
5
50
1
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures
25
15'%
3
14%
—
50c
common
convertible
25
14'%
—
—
*
Refineries
Wohl
4'%%
Jan
100
—5
48'%
14'%
6%
14
*
Piping & Supply common
Oct
2'A
14
42%
138
Jan
Apr
9%
19'%
50c
14%
2%
43
Mar
14'%
—
*
common
Abrasive
375
21
67
.2%
300
Dec
31
Products—
5,200
10
10
16'% Mar
14'% July
28
Dec
3'%
1
19%
100
46%
1
common
11%
500
46%
10
10%
13'a
__
common
400
20%
28
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
non-cum
Apr
101
28
1
2.50
Corp
Co
1,500
13 (4
28
1
5'/8
20
19'%
__
15
24 %
101
16'%
Jan
Inc
19%
20(4
Apr
15%
1
4'/4
11
11%
25c
Corp common
Midland Steel
Nov
14%
capital stock—*
Oil
9'%
2%
*
—
Jan
400
—
States Petroleum
2%
143s
common
Hygrade Food Products
15
114'%
300
1
Micromatic Hone Corp
Middle
Midland
400
3'4
Hardart
Manufacturing Co
Securities
Jun
1,900
*
preferred
300
14%
&
& Refining
12%
Dec
2
5 Va May
Horn
&
600
*
common
Steel Tube
2%
15
common
13'%
1
Brothers
9%
*
—.
Jan
13%
5
23%
*
Inc
52
7% Apr
10% May
13% Apr
_*
Jun
457/8 July
1% Jan
100
5
5% Aug
5
16% July
1,000
Baking Co
Lock
1,900
Jan
Apr
3,600
&
Hurd
5
2%
4
7%
Hardart
Humble Oil
700
1,300
1
( Harvey)
111'%
__
54%
12%
Co
% Participating
Michaels
6%
13 % May
11%
(Geo A)
Hydro-Electric
50
7%
&
preferred
100
1(4
...
3,000
11%
Horn
57
4
1 '/a
Hormel
Hubbell
3%
lo
Co
11,400
1
—
Michigan Sugar
2.50
Inc
46'%
& Scott Corp—
Chapman
Warrants
Michigan
2%
1
Mines
Jan
42'%
14%
Co
Metal Textile
1
common
Nov
19'%
Dredging
1,150
10c
Inc
Holophane Co
Jun
14'%
14'%
Johnson & Co—
5,700
100
A—
28
Nov
45%
*
Jan
15%
*
preferred
23'%
Jan
12%
10
15%
Sep
15,800
100
class
Dec
117% May
40% Sep
18%
Harris common
Feb
53%
O
Power
Massey
16%
*
common,
19'%
25
14'%
*
Mays
16 V4
*
w
39
£1
Shovel
Marion
1614
5
common—
Jan
Marine
Ltd—
Co
7 y«
;
2%
2%S
Communication
(J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
5% July
500
157
J:36
Feb
Co
International
Marconi
Sep
28
Nov
25%
1%
common
(The Bj
15
2
w
425
6,300
*
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
86
Jan
20%
13574
1
Products
38% Nov
*
Jun
55
Stores
52
25c
Co
Steel
Sep
Jan
1
Jan
53
U'/2
10c
—
28
5
Apr
230
1
common
21%
10
Mangel
25%
*
preferred
Jan
6%
30
M
214
25
;
19%
1
8
Sep
31'%
27'%
Co
Public Service Co
15%
1
common
25
27%
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Maine
Jan
20%
20%
Nov
5214
Inc—
Class A
38
1
Exploration
Light $6 pfd
5%
63
54
*
:
38
—
Jan
Oct
.
5
commonx
6'% May
6'%
19'%
Co
2
2
Inc_:
Watch
Power &
1
Lithographing Co
Hazeltine Corp
Hearn Dept Stores
100
100
Jan
Feb
7%
12%
2
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries
1,500
7
6%
10
(Texas)
Corp
25
Co
6%
'
Jan
14%' Dec
500
5
Harvard Brewing
22
7
6%
__
—5
Longines-Wittnauer
50c
Light-;
_*
21%
—
14
*
Lone
2,200
po
Co_
Electric
A
B
Dec
11,300
5
Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd
10
Steel Chain
Jun
7%
1
class
117%
18
1
preferred
Michigan Bumper
Laboratories
Jan
21'%
109 y*
H
Haelan
7%
Jan
Jan
8%
8
1
Brewery
21'%
Jan
Apr
University
108% July
3'% Oct
13'A
.
Grocery Stores Products common
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
10
Nov
6%
4%
8
13'%
'
27
8
*
Paper
Oct
12%
16%
Loblaw
12%
1
Hydraulics Inc
7'%
1,200
1
Jan
26 Va.
Mines
Chemical
&
Northern
Greer
900
1,000
5
Salle
5'/c
1274
—100
Great
7'%
8'%
7'%
5
Lefcourt
Locke
4,700
Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Great Lakes
16% May
4% Jan
13% Apr
4'% Aug
7% Oct
Extension
Corp
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
27
Manufacturing Co
•
50
Gorham Manufacturing common....
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
;
700
13,700
5
Feb
5
S4.50 prior preferred—
stock
Ltd—
Sep
2%
Jan
Goodman
common
Mines
of Delaware
Monotype Machine
Jan
*
preferred
Inc
Lanston
Jun
*
1st
Shore
13
13%
Class B
Non-voting
Lake
Company
Apparel
Dec
30 »A
107
12% Mar
1
—
L
L'Aiglon
101
100
„
Gray Manufacturing Co_
Dec
3%
Realty common
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
1
Rapids Varnish—
14'%
1%
5
Laclede-Christy
Jan
100
A_
Goldfield Consolidated
Feb
20c
—
Jan
15%
B
common
Sugars class
Apr
14%
1
10%
14%
;
li'o
33'/3C
Forge Co
Nov
Oct
15%
*
class
Oct
9'% Aug
H °ct
11%
10
Stores
9
Feb
10
Inc._
Jan
May
—
Co
5%
Apr
14 '/2
_
Distilleries
Godchaux
7T.r
7%
26 'A
.___*
Union
Great
Nov
•
*
Feb
3% May
22 V2 May
Jan
X6%
20
3,000
33,
32 '/2
Oct
5
Rubber
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co___
99%
*
Gladding McBean & Co
Grand
"2
*
common
3%
Dec
Jan
103% Mar
*
Gilchrist Co
Gobel
800
11%
1114
1
Alden
28%
1%
1%'
2o
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Sep
Nov
10
1,900
3%
Nov
Aug
liy2 Aug
Oct
2
600
28 Va
2814
1
C)
"9
—100
?.
5%
5%
~8%
9
5
pfd
67?
2
106
Mar
26'% Jan
La
10
A
21 y2
Jan
18%
£1
pfd
common
Adv
preferred
Globe
Jan
4,000
2V8
Georgia Power $6 preferred
Glen
8%
11%
214
Gerity Mich Corp
Glenmore
11 Va'
11 y4
25
General Public Service $6 preferred
(A
Jan
1
com
General Plywood Corp common
5convertible preferred
Gilbert
3%
17% Mar
95
Ltd—
Corp 5%
General Outdoor
$5
100
1
dep rets ord reg,--
General Finance
General
200
~4%
*
preferred
General Electric
Amer
21%
"4%
1
common
General Alloys Co
General Builders Supply
5Vo
21
100
Co
7
105'%
Oct
■»
Gatineau Power Co
Jan
700
3'%
1
Ltd
3'% Aug
100
800
9'/2
1
M
Corp
(The)
13
1
Co common..
B)
Hotels
Feb
Feb
50
12
10
G
(D Emil)
Knott
sy*
10%
preferred—
preferred
Jan
11% Mai-
43
5
cumulative
*
common
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Kirkland Lake
1
10
9
Kidde
Oct
72
6%
6%
29,200
19 Ya
10%
Feb
%
3%
*
5
Feb
6%
3%
104% 104%
—
Kennedy's Inc
Key Co common
50
6%
3%
_1
pfd—.100
11% Mar
Jan
%
common
preferred
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Sep
__
£1
American deposit receipts bearer
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
(Peter)
Jan
1%
54%
*
Franklin Simon & Co Inc
28%
Nov
6%
7,400
Ltd—
American deposit rets ord reg
Motor of France—
Oct
%
10% May
Ford
Fox
20.400
120
Motor of Canada—
Class A non-voting
Class B voting__
22
8,400
1
Flying Tiger Lines Inc
Ford
K
1
—25c
Association
Fishman
Instrument
&
Ltd
Petroleums
1
High
J4
18 7%
Oct
4'%
Dec
20% May
2%
176
36%
4%
14%
105
26
5'%
27
Jan
Apr
Nov
Oct
Dec
Jan
Apr
Dec
Nov
Oct
19
68
21
1,900
14
Apr
Jan
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee
Muter
Co
2.50
—10
50c
common
common
Company
common
8%
24'%
8
Oct
13%
Feb
Sep
26'%
Jan
7'%
July
9'%
Feb
147%
Apr
j°/8
Jan
2,800
8
100
22
700
N
Nachman
Illinois
Zinc
Co
*
common.:
16-%
16%
17%
1,850
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep receipts registered
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Erit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Co
Insurance
International
of
North
pfd„10o
America
Machinery
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred
$3.50
4% Mar
35%
35 %" 36 3 a
10
9%
50
800
31%
Jan
5% Aug
Oct
41%
Apr
x8% May
10%
Feb
6%
Sep
7
100
220
92
Jan
100
Dec
89
__,.-*
series,.
10
4,900
31'%
98
99
—5
Cigar
15% 'Oct
91
1,150
70
Jan
94
Nov
23
104%
23
100
103% 105
500
xl7%
Feb
Aug
24% May
93
Jan
105
Dec
35
May
42
Apr
International, Metal Industries A
*
International' Petroleum capital stock,*
25%
24%
26%.
24,500
23%
Jan
International
40%
Apr
5
10%
10%
10%
1,000
9%
Jan
13%
Nov
1
4%
4%
4%
Investors
Public
Iowa
3.90%
Iron
Products
Royalty
Service
4,600
3%
Jan
Co—
preferred
Fireman
100
Manufacturing
v
t c
*
8%
Apr
77
10%
10%
11%
1,800
Jan
84
Jun
10 y4
Nov
14%
Jan
Ironrite Inc
1
6 U
8%
8%
400
7
Jun
Irving Air
9»/2
Oct
1
4%
4%
4%
1,300
4%
Dec
7
Feb
*
%
%
%
4,200
%
Dec
2%
Jun
Chute,,:
Italian Superpower Corp com
cl A
—
4
3%
4
1
8%
7 %
8%
7'%
NOV
_1
2'%
15
2'%
6,000
2'%
Nov
*
2%
15%
13%
Jan
15%
14
400
12 V*
Jan
20
—
15%
14'%
11,400
1
Inc
National Alfalfa
Milling
National
Co
National Fuel
Hess
common—
Gas—
National
Mfg & Stores common
National
Petroleum
25c
Ltd
—_10c
National Phoenix Industries
Pressure Cooker common
National
National
Starch
4
Research
Rubber
2
Co
Radiator
National
National
Corp—
Machinery
National
Steel
Transit
Car
Union
Neptune
Meter
Nestle
England Tel
Riehts
w
.
common
Dominion
British
Oil
Ltd
& Tel—
—1
40c
100
Jeannette Glass Co
Jefferson
New
July
New
Park
Feb
New
O'Mahoney
Jerry
Jim
5% July
New
Brown
Stores
Preference
Julian
&
2
Feb
New
York & Honduras Rosario
Feb
New
York
Jan
New
York Shipbuilding
'
l
(N J)
Inc
16%
10c
common
:
4%
1
2
page
35.
',.4%
.17%
4%
74%
% %1
2
POO
1,500
9,400
2,300
3% Mar
14%
3%
%
Sep
Feb
Sep
~2%
2%
1,700
1'%
Oct
16(4x17%
*
15c
see
4
xl6%
%
•
—
Kokenge Co
Jupiter Oils Ltd
For footnotes
4%
__1
common
Lake Sulphur Co
425
16%
Dec
ZjV 2%
21,100
2%
Oct
5
24%
1
20
25
2%
23
5A
Apr
1
1
3
Mining Co
Process
Co
common—-—
York Auction Co common
Founders
13 % 13 %
12 % x*3 <<4
lf>
2
1,500
—
Merchandise
shares
—
*
10
10
Nov
12% Aug
3
3%
Jan
Dec
Mar
Apr
Oct
2%
Jan
100
12
Apr
14'%
Jan
500
9
Mar
11%
Jan
1'%
—
23-.a
--
2 %
1J2 %
--
b
Oct
19
Apr
11'%
Oct
14%
Jan
200
15% May
18%
Jan
28% Aug
6'% Mar
--
--
4%
11'%
900
4 %
2/8
22 ;a
2%
4,100
2% Mar
1,600
18'% Mar
23
^
* A
«'»
2
2 %
17,800
yllO Axll6 /2
1/8
1/8
2'%
2%
b
b/a
58
57%
14 %
1%
14 %
!%
8,740
166,800
700
150
9,400
59 %
15 %
3,400
1/4
9,000
4%
24va
8
/&
25 %
8
15
800
150
*5 %
14 %
8
Apr
Dec
5
July
4%
Apr
116'%
Dec
1%
Dec
Dec
2'%
Oct
6
Dec
3%
8'%
Feb
Feb
56'%
Oct
80
Jan
13%
Nov
23'%
Jan
1%
65
600
4
23%
Oct
2
1%
Nov
2%
Jan
69%
Jan
Feb
10
Nov
34'%
Jan
9%
Jan
—
—
24
8
Jan
106% July
8'%
--
Feb
1,100
200
8
4
Apr
4 %
Corp—
1
1'%
Nov
6'% Mar
25
13%
1/4
i
Haven
4'%%
New
12,400
—
2.50
Clock & Watch Co
convertible preferred
Jersey Zinc
—
Mexico & Arizona Land
New
15,900
1 %
12/4
9%
—
1
30c
Radio
New
1 %
1%
12%
9%
*
Ltd
common
New
1%
1(4
1
common
Mur Co
Le
1
9,500
1%
--
10
Products
National
National
300
Dehydrating &
Bellas
National
17
10
—1
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
21% July
7% May
14%
Oct
19
Jan
Feb
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2190)
.
.
.
Monday, December 8, 1952
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
8hare Corp common
Shares
Low
5
17%
Niles cement-Pond—.
*
15%
NipisSiiig
5
1ft
Mines
Non-Ferrous
Aroer
Metal
North
Central
5
19%
Northeast
North
Is
Oil
Texas
Airlines—
Penn RR
Northern
Ind
1
4%%
Serv
■
Low
STOCKS
Par
High
17%
18%
Jan
Seaboard
Western
15%
8,200
13%
Apr
18%
Jan
Securities
Corp General
13/4
1,100
21J Apr
%
44 A
5,700
1%
19 /a
23,200
98
17 %
»«
44%
—
900
•
Corp
—
46%
Sep
Sentinel
4%
Apr
Nov
27%
Jan
Serrick
Oct
5%
Jan
Seton
ft Apr
83%
Jan
91%
240
87%
Jan
99
700
15%
Oct
20% July
Sep
May
Shoe
Selby
Ohio
Power
Okalta
Okonite
Old
B
•
common
108% 109
2U
2]i
2,500
212
33%
Feb
37'A
37%
37%
25
70
18
70
16%
70'A
5
Filters
class B
18%
19
•
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
8%
1
8%
47
Overseas
—
1
47
22%
66%
Jan
Jan
109% May
Dec
JOU
J9JA
Feb
72% Aug
14%
Sep
18
19
150
8%
13% Mar
1,400
21%
6% May
Dec
Sep
9
Oct
18%
Feb
Jan
49"%
950
42'A
Jun
55%
Sep
23
500
17%
Feb
23
Dec
Pacific
Can
Pacific
Gas & Electric 6%
5%%
1st
common
1st pfd—_25
33%
34%
31 %
27%
28%
25
—
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
redeemable
1st preferred
redeemable
1st
red
1st
pfd series A—25
Petroleums
Pacific
Service
Public
1st
Page-Hersey
2,700
1,900
30%
Jan
28'A
Jun
31 %
26%
Jan
28%
28
25%
Jan
28%
25%
Jan
28
26%
27%
1,500
24'A
Jan
27%
7,750
97%
Jan
103%
Dec
101%
101'A 101%
230
10%
10%
15,300
pfd
10%
95
101 %
Jan
15
Apr
Apr
95
24%
24%
24%
100
•
103
Nov
Apr
18
Aug
Jan
65
•
Jan
lb
22%
•
common
Jan
9%
100
common
26%
Jan
25% Aug
78% Aug
1 Bol
3%
3%
3%
54,100
2%
Jan
4%
Apr
(C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Paramount Motors Corp
1
Park Chemical Company
1
4%
4%
4%
20,900
4%
Oct
7%
Jan
(C A)
v
t c
Pantepec Oil
Parker
Pen Co class A
Class
cumulative
Traffic
&
Gas
Penn
Power
A
Light 4% 7*
Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
shares
1st
44%
Jan
Dec
xl06% 108%
150
40'A
800
3%
63%
Dec
28%
Jun
Dec
xl06%
__
28%
Oct
23% May
Sep
300
63%
Oct
12
28,100
5%
39
26%
5
5'A
„
Feb
5%
102
ra
Jan
14% May
3% July
5%
Jan
•109
37 % May
44%
Jun
Jun
Feb
300
3
Sep
3%
Jan
700
3%
65
61
Mar
76 %
Jan
xl3% Aug
16
Jan
23%
1,300
24
Feb
29%
Nov
21%
Oct
24
Dec
5%
Oct
6%
2,800
x3%
3%
1,100
18%
19%
900
17%
2%
1,700
"if?
Feb
6
6
3%
2%
8%
Nov
Jan
4%
3% July
Jan
24
Feb
2
37%
•
2%
1,600
2%
Nov
3%
Jan
55'A
2,110
51%
Jan
59%
31%
Nov
5%
Apr
Sep
42'A
,
Jan
9%
Dec
800
27/a
21%
25
20%
Sep
24
Jun
4%
2,200
37/a
Feb
5
Jan
6%
7
3,000
6%
Nov
34%
36
875
__
6%
•
34%
100
3%
29 % Mar
110% 110%
__
•
30
109
Apr
42%
350
38
Feb
42%
__
common
3,500
4,200
3%
3
__
2.50
Co
9
38%
9%
37'A
21%
1
preferred
3%
Feb
8% Aug
36% Oct
110%
45
Dec
Jan
2.50
12%
12%
12%
600
9%
Jun
12%
Pressed
Metals of America—
l
10%
10%
10%
1,800
9V8
Nov
Preston
13%
Feb
East
1
1%
1%
1,100
1%
Oct
2 ft
Nov
1%
2%
4,600
1%
Oct
3%
6%
Corp
of
Ltd
Nevada
Prosperity Co class
Providence
__
1
B
2%
•
Gas
7%
8%
Public Service of Colorado—
4%%
Pyrene
Co
800
87/a
900
Manufacturing
9%
Feb
-
75
99% 100
29 %
•
5
8% July
—
100
com
common
Apr
7% May
Nov
-
■
cumulative preferred
Pyle-National
8
8%
__
•
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
29%
30%
400
27
Oct
37%
Feb
14%
14%
147A
850
13%
Sep
17%
Jan
21'A
300
11% Mar
21%
Nov
x21
10
95%
Jan
102
May
Power
Co
17
Jan
18
10
1
4%
Rath
10
21%
44
common
Concrete
Pile
•
common
Reading Tube Corp class A_„
Class
6.25
B
10c
Reda
Pump Co__
Regal Shoe Co
Reis
(Robert)
Reliance
Electric
Rice-Stix
H_i
&
20%
20 %
4
20%
400
Canada
Engineering.
5
•
Radiator
1
Valley Gas. Co—
Corp) vtc
19
Apr
Cable
class A
Corp
Roosevelt Field
100
•
Rowe
(The)
Royalite
Oil
Pattern
Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp
Boss
Manufacturing
Coast
Penn
Southwest
Co
Co
10
common
1
Ltd
Ave
•
common
Ryan Aeronautical
Ryan Consolidated
1.25
Co
4
{Samson United
common
Corp
common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick
Schick
Schulte
(D
.
A)
Scullin
Steel
Scurry
Inc
common.^
Oils Ltd
For
Co
common
footnotes
see
page
Jan
22
Dec
Jun
5%
Feb
30
Jan
Sep
Jan
5%
Feb
6,150
39% July
49 %
Nov
357/a
35%
36%
6,500
35%
45%
Jan
£1
•
1
4%
4%
4'A
3,800
9%
10%
1,200
4%
Oct
3%
Jan
7
7%
43%
23
Apr
4%
Jan
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
6
1,400
4
Nov
4
900
x41
Feb
18
Jan
40 %
Oct
4% July
Jan
9% Mar
457/a
28
Jan
Mar
4.48%
4.32%
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
4.08%
cumulative
preferred
Pipe Line.
28%
common
preferred
26'A
1,300
.Tan
26 %
May
24%
100
21% Mar
25
May
7%
500
6
Jan
12
44%
44%
300
44
Oct
64%
Jan
4%
4'A
1,700
4
July
5
Mar
4%
4'A
100
3%
Oct
5
Mar
1%
1%
1,300
%
Jan
2% Aug
class
Co
(The)
(A)
4%
7,900
15%
15%
11,800
40
39%
40%
1,400
4
12%
Inc
Sterling Engine
Jan
13%
Nov
20%
Jan
24:
Mar
6%
Jan
14%
Nov
Jan
14%
Nov
80
xl73%
•
3,900
207
600
5
Oct
7%
Jan
500
4%
Apr
6%
Nov
3%
4
34
16Va
16
Aug
21%
Jan
Jan
15%
Nov
3%
Oct
7%
7%
500
Jan
8%
Oct
2%
2,300
2
Oct
3%
Jan
4
'
19%
5
4% Mar
36% Aug
2
4
•
750
Apr
16
400
1,400
—
7%
Jan
29% May
3% Nov
1,200
3%
16%
3%
—
7% Apr
13%
3%
2
Corp
10%
900
5%
6%
33%
3%'
(J B) Co common
Nov
9%
4
1
210
6%
6%
10c
Jan
5%
9%
__
...
(Hugo)
9
300
13,800
__
1
Co
Sterling Inc
41% Aug
12%
34
5
Oct
7
•
com
Oct
38
14%
•
& Co common
Oct
Mgr
22 Va
207
5
Sterling Aluminum Products
21
12%
1
ordinary
5%
20%
14%
14%
1
Corp
Jun
14% May
Feb
22
1
1
B
Corporation
Sterling Brewers
2% Aug
16%
1
Corp
class
Steel Co of Canada
Stein
4%
15%
•
Tube
Parts
•
•
Products
Steel
1
1
B
Standard-Thomson
Standard
1%
10
common
$7 preferred
Standard
4%
10
Convertible' preferred
Power & Light
Common
__
__
1
Standard
Nov
7%
20
Forgings Corp
Standard Oil (Ky)
Standard Packaging Corp
32%
24%
•
convertible
Apr
900
26 %
2.78
Standard
Nov
32%
__
1
Standard Brewing
Co
Standard Dredging Corp
Jun
35
31 %
__
5
Shoe Covp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
28%
Apr
100
1
Speacer
Jan
30%
230
34
31%
25
Southland Royalty Co
Nov
Jan
26%
x48
34
25
—25
Southern
48%
41%
x48
48
25
4'A
5,200
3
Apr
5%
Sep
Dec
7%
19%
20%
225
17%
Feb
20%
6%
7
7—
6,000
4%
Sep
7%
Feb
1
27'A
27%
28%
150
Apr
30
Oct
Stroock
•
16%
16%
16%
600
15%
Apr
21%
Jan
25c
4%
4%
4%
100
4%
Oct
5
Jan
225
23%
Jun
27
Nov
(S)
Sun Ray
&
Co common
Drug common
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
27
*
27
3%
1
Swan Finch Oil Corp
27
3%
3'A
X19
3
1,800
15
May
10
Aug
3%
Jan
Feb
20
T
Talon
Inc
Class
class
B
A
5
12%
5
common
common.
12%
11%
12%
•
43'A
43 %
44
Technicolor
Inc
Texas
Power
Thew
Shovel
common
*
common
&
Light
Co
$4.56 pfd
Thiokol Corp
Thar Corporation
Roofing
Tishman
Allied
&
Stocks
2%
2%
Amer
Todd
Shipyard
Toklan
Corp
common—
Royalty
Corp
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans
Empire
Trans
Lux
Realization
Corp
Chemical
14%
Feb
20
Nov
88
Jan
112
Dec
220
Jan
Jan
5%
Sep
Apr
%
Jun
%
Feb
48%
5s
Jan
61%
Jun
—
20
4%
97%
70c
100
4%
4%
97%
Oct
4
4,400
8% Mar
Jan
100% May
97'A
50
1%
1%
2,200
Sep
3ft
314
7,700
1% May
Dec
2%
3%
3ft
7%
Apr
3%
3
3%
3,300
2%
3%
Dec
1
__
4%
5
88%
3%
42,300
18%
19%
1,000
16%
__
10c
Union
Investment
4
Jan
Union Oil Co
$3.75 preferred series A
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
Sep
7
July
4%
Nov
~5%
7% Mar
~5Va
United Elastic Corp
6,300
3'A
Apr
5%
Dec
United
Milk Products
7/a
1,600
%
Dec
1%
Jan
United
Molasses
Jan
United
16%
10
Feb
Jan
17% Jun
Mar
16
Dec
5
21 %
Aug
17
Jun
27'/a
400
23
Jun
29%
Jan
26%
800
25%
Dec
29%
Feb
United
NJ
2%
1,100
2%
Oct
4%
Jan
United
11,800
2
United Shoe
Products
Co
Amer
22
23%
21%
24
39
Jan
2%
Dec
87%
Jan
97%
Oct
36
Jun
41
Jan
6% May
--
600
14 y8
Feb
19
39%
97/a
3,300
1,700
34% May
10 Va
400
15%' 16%
5,100
Sep
9%
13%
Dec
Oct
8%
Oct
24%
11
%"
11%
1,100
S
9
May
12
Apr
U S
Jan
U
Oct
S
3%
3%
1,700
4%
1,100
common
33%
33%
34%
4,400
ft
%
%
International
%
Mi
Nov
1,800
4
Jan
2%
2%
1,000
107/a
11%
2,200
25,700
2% July
8% Jan
1%
29%
2%
1%
30
2ft
1%
Nov
400
24%
Sep
13,800
2%
Oct
1
'
"
Sep
Jan
4'A
3% May
50
9,800
35%
Oct
45%
710
36
Oct
40
13%' 13%
700
11% July
1%
1%
Jan
1%
2,800
15%- 16%
600
15%
Dec
100
50
Dec
8%
8%
x93
39%
3.100
8%
2,200
93%
37%
600
16%
Dec
50
Dec
50%
Jan
89%
96%
Oct
14
Jan
Jan
1,300
Q% May
1,800
2
Nov
50c
—
1%
1%
200
1
Nov
10
—
40%' 41'A
400
*
12
5
9% Mar
5%
2
Jan
Jan
—
38% Aug
46% Aug
21% July
~ "
10
10
Jan
May
13% Aug
2% Aug
33% May
7% Jan
3%
common
4% July
4'A
50 150
Sep
July
U Ju!y
37%
2%
Stores
4%
249
37%v 38%
11%
23%
Nov
37
38 %
200
37
Dec
42%
Jan
3
3'A
1,400
3
Apr
3%
Jan
6"%
Jan
3%
V
Valspar Corp
common
$4 convertible
1
preferred
Nov
Venezuelan
1
Jan
Venezuela Syndicate Inc
Jan
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
6
6
600
•
11%
6
5
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
4ft July
43
37
2%
Jan
2%
Apr
:Jan
15%
37%
"
3%
33
■
37%
—
25
Jan
Apr
7
Oct
Feb
4}| Apr
13
Jan
11%
Products Co
36,100
4,000
Jan
3%
1
Corp common
Consolidated Oil
7'A
Nov
1
Insurance
m
May
12%
Co
common
Reclaiming
Universal
1%
x32
%
—
Universal
6%
75% July
3%
*
Jan
1
99%
Oct
210%
•
Jan
Oct
3%
—
Securities
Rubber
Jan
Jan
4%
25
preferred with warrants
Radiator
United
B
6%
4,600
10s
38%
class
50
r
100
1
preferred
5%
46%
100
13
__
10
Oct
32% Nov
42 Va
13
.
•
25
common
4% May
3%
42%
89%
72%
—
1st
Nov
1% Aug
750
16 %
and
$5
10%
1,400
■1%
U S
Feb
4%
•
Jan
7%
96%
•
Aug
Sep
600
4%
10c
11
8
Canal...
Machinery
Co
Jun
27%
96'A
Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co._
46
21%
&
Air
Foil
12%
Jan
4%
13%
S
Feb
20%
96'A
•
1
conv
Jan
5%
1,000
100
common
U
July
RR
Sharing
preferred
27% Mar
6
"~
S
$4
2%
2,400
10
20
common
dep rets ord registered
United Specialties
U
800
9%
10
__
common—50c
Preferred
Nov
1%
26%
9%
Ltd—
Profit
2%
Co
1%
26
__
of California—
Aircraft
2%
2%
9%
Dec
48
Jan
1%
5
Corp
4%
Apr
1,000
~2ft
8%
6%
•
Nov
37
1%
15%
£1
Gas of Canada
3%
36
11
17%
Oct
1,100
Union
500
4%
1
Jan
19%
Sep
~37/a
3%
1
Nov
Apr
Nov
187/8
22 %
~37/a
36%
1%
Aug
6
19%
__
25
4%
Ii
21
13%
1
*
Jun
100
16%'
Feb
12%
6 "A
4%
Corp
Jan
94
10 Va
Dec
12
1
Corp
2%
93%
39
26%
*
Ltd
Oils
31%
94
23
27%
109 %
Feb
100
14
6Va
112
Nov
Apr
Jan
20 %
800
17%
13%
103
Dec
900
17%
6'A
112
>
20%
2,200
13%
—
•
Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered
Amer
25%
26
17%
Jan
44
xlOO
900
16%
22%
Tobacco Security Trust Co
27
mm —
25
24
Nov
37% May
5,300
26%
17%
20
27%
107
500
Nov
11%
3,450
25%
—
Feb
11%
3,500
1
57/s
"5%
12%
25c
common
Inc
Realty & Construction
Tobacco
26%
107
__
1
Thorofare Markets Inc
Tilo
27%
•
5
common
%
0^
11%
"
Tampa Electric Co
21%
•
II_II50c
35.
18%
Oct
1,200
25
5%
CO
1
•
I
Nov
3%
4%
preferred
400
III25c
Inc
15%
20%
49 Va
preference
475
1
II
Dec
100
27
25
preferred
45%
l
.1.
Co
Nov
1,200
10
Universal
Ltd
Nov
27%
1,700
4%
1
Utah-Idaho Sugar
6t Lawrence Corp
106%
4'A
cumulative
Stinnes
Jan
103
175
24
48%
convertible
21%
1
:
common
23%
12.50
common
21%
1
1
Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
10
104'A 104%
__
__
1
common
common
Co
Pa Pipe Line
original
Stetson
Feb
Aug
73%
4%
4.56%
Starrett
13'A
47%
Feb
49 Va
4.88%
$1.60
Dec
Jan
20% May
1,400
California Edison—
Southern
5%
Corp
Oil
Nov
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
(Howard)
Oct
13%
*
Singer Manufacturing Co
Smith
6%
Sep
Jan
61%
200
73%
1%
1
common
44
5
5
Steel
Corp
Russeks Fifth
_£1
reg
common
Inc
Rotary Electric
43%
71%
6%
15
39
6,800
43
71%
—•
Simpson's Ltd class B
U
rets ord
7%
—
•
$3 convertible preferred
900
Royce Ltd—•
Amer dep
Rome
8% Mar
13
13 % May
Publications—
Simmons-Boardman
10%
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
Rolls
1,000
12%
16%
4%
Rio Grande
(Texas
13% Mar
>
U
1
Inc
Richmond
500
22
Ulen
1
Co
&
% Mar
12%
100
of
common
Simplicity
Feb
47/a May
12,800
14%
6%
9%
1,700
1
15%
Co
Unexcelled
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment A
Packing Co
200
May
6
14%
6%
1
17% Aug
1% May
Mar
& Light Securities-
Raymond
10%
%
__
*
preferred
True Temper
Trunz Inc
R
Railway
10
5%
1
Tri-Continental warrants
Q
Quebec
9,800
22
Feb
Producers
1%
16
Apr
9%
10
Mines
1%
Apr
2%
5
common
2%
54%
55
25c
Dome
Jun
Stop & Shop Inc
22
24
13%
22
Jan
6% Mar
46'A
500
*
19% Aug
May
350
12%
5%
1
common
Prentice-Hall Inc
35
Jan
28%
5
50
Powdrell & Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada common
6%
lay*
Jan
12
l
Mining Co
Pratt & Lambert
15
12% May
Oct
15%
xl5
10s
Ltd
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Jan
Jan
Oct
5%
•
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Scale
28'A
1
Amer
4%
15%
5%
12%
lOc
Ltd
,
Apr
39%
•
Mines
Nov
Apr
700
2.50
common
74
12%
600
6
46%
100
•
Governor
44%
__
1
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Jan
27
28%
(Mass)—20
distribution
23
21%
•
on
Pinchin
5%
46%
100
pfd
Pep Boys (The)-,
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle Corp
Philadelphia Company—
Polaris
38
„
•
•
com
Water & Power Co
Pneumatic
38 Va
20
1
class
Penn
Pierce
500
25
common
Distribution
500
16%
25
preferred
Electric
&
13'/a
16
2.50
Corp
Penn
12%
16
25
Co
Pennroad
Ex
200
13
•
;
common
preferred
$1.30 cumulative preferred
$1.32
13%
2
Telephone
cumulative
Penn
13%
__
1
Ltd
Co
Peninsular
$1
100
2
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills—
Patican
67
x3%
2
B
60
67
2%
•
Dec
102% 103%
Apr
•
Nov
103%
1%
5%
25
common
Shoe Corp of America
Dec
300
Aug
3,200
Sllex
Nov
1,900
10%
2%
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Dec
100
1
Light 5%
Tubes
14% May
34"% Dec
•
preferred
Pancoastal Oil
Mar
•
Ltd
&
11
25
preferred
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 div cum preferred
Pacifio Power
30%
25
Pacific
$1.30
14
25
5%
Pacific
33%
600
13%
preferred
5%
4.80%
13%
_3
Nov
2%
•
Sherwin-Williams
South
preferred—
1st
5%
Co
8%
—
1
10c
5
Water & Power
1,400
1%
—*
common
High
9
—
1
Shattuck Denn Mining
South
P
common
B
class
Leather
Shawinigan
4ft Aug
37%
3,800
libra
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s
Securities
45% May
103 v,
18
1
Inc
2% May
Dec
2,500
108%
2|ij
Omar
Feb
75
15
100
1%
2,300
200
common
Company
Corp
United
2%
x50%
90c
preferred
Ltd—
Natural
Town
Oliver
2%
x50
—
Gas
4%s
Oils
Oklahoma
class
Co
Corp
Corp
Sherwin-Williams
2%
50c
common
Brass
Co
Radio
Low
High
8%
2%
1
•
Sentry Safety Control
3%
1
98
pfd—100
Feb
19
500
4
Apr
Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
8%
•
Inc.
%
43
O
Corp
Ohio
Bros
Seeman
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
1
Airlines
11A
200
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
•
New York Curb Exchange
Jun
lft Oct
Week's
Friday
<**'
4%
Ogden
5
15%
—50
Co
Pub
Novadel-Agene
DECEMBER
1,900
97%
I7
1%
...
Ltd
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Mo
19
3%
ft
44'A
25
Oils
WEEK
Segal Lock & Hardware
Rayon $3 preferred.50
Canadian
North
17
14%
L
■■
Ltd—
Products
dep rets ord shares
North American
•'
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Niagara
Sales
Petroleum
Vogt Manufacturing
•.
July
24% May
17
20c
4%
10
33%
•
5% Aug
75
__
16%
17%
5.000
4'A
10
Feb
85
Feb
28% Aug
19%
Oct
7% Mar
3,400
3%
Oct
32%
35
550
17%
Feb
45
Aug
15
15
100
14V«
Job
16%
Jan
4
.Volume 176
Number 5175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2191)
t
.
35
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
WEEK
of Prices
Low
Co
Wagner Baking
•
BONDS
High
voting
ctfs
ext—___•
Low
$2
cumulative
7%
7%
1
"l%
~1%
12
500
t
v
1
c
1%
series
10c
preference
Wentworth
1.25
West Texas Utilities $6 pfd
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
Western
Leaseholds
Ry 1%
Stationery
&
1st pfd
47a July
18,300
47a
1%
10,500
177
•
20
Westmoreland
10
Inc
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
5
Whitman
187
&
19
50
Vb
20%
Wichita River
Oil
Wickes
Corp
(The)
Williams
Willson
C)
Corp
Winnipeg Elec
1
x
3774 Mar
18
Nov
3172
50
1774
Oct
2l7a
Feb
50
2274
Jan
267a
Dec
16
2,100
147a
Oct
1974
Apr
574
Feb
Woodall
Industries
Wool worth
.American
300
87a
Oct
Oct
2
100
1174
Apr
7,000
78
Dec
lie
37a
Dec
47a
receipts
5s
(Republic of)—
interest in 1952;
12%
575
127a
Nov
147a
Jan
41%
200
357a
Oct
42
stamped
Janeiro
Interest reduced
to
A
572 s
103
30
100
Apr
1067a
12
July
147a
1174 Apr
267a Jan
157a
787a
100
61%
700
6
6
400
II
997a
High
58
85
96
42
44%
387a
43%
30
„
Jan-July
2%
2012
397a
39%
6%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
39%
1919
+30
26
32
__
35
2%
2%
9
2%
4%
2%
2%
1
2%
4%
•No
par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not Included in year's range),
d Ex-Interest,
Odd-lot transaction (not Included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Exprincipal.
nUnder-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range),
rTransaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
xEx-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
* Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds being traded flat.
SReported in receivership.
e
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w." with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Stock and Bond
Below
listed
Averages
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by
Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
are
-Stocks-
Apr
250
Low
and
June-Deo
Nov
13%
14%
Jan. 1
No,
(Plan A)—
1921
Feb
13%
59
1953
*43%
-Bonds—
Sep
14%
Range Since
Sold
58
*96
Mar-Scpl
in
Bonds
High
June-Deo
1997
ARussian Government
Oct
40%
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
2008
27a%
Due
de
Rio
Jan
103
8
27as
thereafter.
NOV
800
l
Week's
Last
Sale Price
July
3%
Ltd—
deposit
6
12%
—
to
12% Mar
n%
Vb
41%
2%
reduced
87a Jan
7 7a May
3Vb
1
common
(F W)
500
8%
n%
100
Inc
Woodley Petroleum
~4%
372 July
47a Oct
""%
•
pfd
Machine
Feb
ia%
26%
47a
12%
common
Newspaper
Jun
188
3072 May
1,025
~4%
—
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Wood
Jan
Nov
8%
—
11
w
77a
15%
15%
1
Ltd
common
Feb
113
21S July
170
•
Inc
Petroleums
Brothers
preferred
1
Co
Oct
Nov
18%
5
&
Products
Wilrich
Wilson
5%
(R
5% Aug
Apr
26 y2
—
1
Co
Apr
lft Oct
130
32
32
19%
Peru
Jun
6s/a
1
(Wm)
17a
188 %
37a
5,700
7%
Dec
Feb
1117a
ll56
6%
Interest
274 Mar
77a
7a Mar
143
1,400
lft
100
com
Jan
yl34 Apr
6 Vb
Western Maryland
167a
1,100
•
10c
Westmoreland Coal
July
7,900
4%
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) —
Apr
2
300
Period
Low
Nov
108
174
77a
"4%
Feb
Apr
17a
11
1
1%
16372 168
1
Ltd
Western
Tablet
7 %
•
Manufacturing
8% Aug
Mar
1027* Apr
1%
714
Baking Co warrants
Webb & Knapp Inc
374
6
2,000
Interest
High
27s May
100
11%
Ward
$6
100
100
preferred
Waltham Watch Co
,
7%
2%
30
7%
preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc
,
2%
5
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
W
Aircraft
DECEMBER
Friday
Shares
Par
Waco
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
FOR
Sales
4% Mar
6
274 May
1% Jan
374 Apr
10
10
30
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Indus-
Rail-
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
110.49
98.70
100.70
98.58
trials
Date
Nov.
ities
roads
28
283.66
108.16
51.60
Total
40
£1
•
~2A
Friday
BONDS
New York Curb
Interest
Exchange
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
"Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Quar-Feb
„June-Dec
■
»
3%s
series
revenue
'Delaware Lack
1st
1
1947-1978
Western
&
Lackawanna
of
of
N
J
Jan -July
Gas
Fuel
&
3 72s
A6%s
ex
Finland
5s
Nov
A
with
May
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1953
May-Noo
1953__
May-Noo
coupon
coupon
of
dep)
A 7s
ex
Nov
1
1940
1
A672 %
:
1958
June-Dec
1947
1952
coupon
coupon
1952
95%
92%
37
89%
6s
65%
157%
101
<
to
4%
1963
April-Oct
1961
May-Noo
A6V2S
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
6
58%
—
101
101%
108%
__
130
59%
Oct
Oct 1
51.50
110.02
98.68
100.41
98.58
98.93
99.15
4
281.63
106.95
51.64
109.72
98.58
100.44
98.51
98.99
99.13
5
282.06
107.94
51.51
110.0G
98.58
100.39
98.61
99.00
99.14
99.26
•Corrected figure.
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Average
(35 Stocks)
58 %
Dec.
1
Range for
48.45
100
102%
Tues.
Dec.
2
Wed.
Dec.
3
49.67 Jan
Low
45.06 May
48.49
Thurs.
89
Fri.
—
Dec.
Dec.
SO
1
Range for 1951
48.55
4
High
50.72 Sep
17
Low
48.53
5:
1952
High
48.44
109%
70
—
Closing
Mon.
107
8
—
77
—
1
67
102
102
25
99
*53
102
77
58
—
43.37 Jan
a
*73
1940
1
1947
1960
coupon
April-Oct
1960
coupon
102%
75
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended Nov. 28, 1952 for composite and by major industry
77%
current year are as follows (1939 =
■
r-
——
SEC Index of Stock Prices
60
71
*30
*
77
52
-
143
76%
140
77%
143
51
67
53
—
79
79
—
*103
104
128
127
128%
3
76
104%
101% 104%
—
24
80
103% 104
—
34
102%
100
14
98%
100%
*102% 102%
—
101
—
mm mm
103%
99%
2
*73
104%
70%
*30
101
100%
102
—.
mm —
Nov. 28,
100):
Nov.
'52
-1952-
Percent
21, '52
Low
High
Change
Composite
201.3*
197.8
+ 1.8
201.3
188.0
Manufacturing
228.0
223.8
+ 1.9
228.2
211.5
200.9t
198.5
+ 1.2
200.9
177.9
Durable Goods
128%
104%
the
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
143
76
,
Hydro-Electric Co—
ex
107.27
65%
51%
m
--
June-Deo
Jan-July
—
A6V2S with
282.89
groups
Jen-July
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
mortgage 6V2S 1953
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3 74s 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3748 1964
Piedmont
3
Date—
65%
J107
77
1963
England Power 374 s
37ts 1970
99.33
99.24
95
Valley RR—
at
99.21
98.36
99%
__
Mar-Noo
liquidating trust ctfs
Altalian Superpower
Extended
98.65
100.69
High
13
Jan-July
•
New
100.74
98.75
152
98%
Italian Power Realization Trust—
Midland
98.71
110.43
103%
150
97%
Mar-Sept
(ctfs
Nov
Low
101%
20
91
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
No.
158
97%
May-Nov
stamped 1961
series
110.48
51.64
Mtge Bank—
Green Mountain Power 3%s 1963
Guantanamo & Western RR—
6%
51.66
107.87
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
1965
1940
1947
1
Residential
108.02
283.78
Jan. 1
RR—
Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mfg Co—
A6%s with Nov 1
•99.29
283.70
Division—
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
A 1st
Eastern
*150
99.19
1
Range Since
Sold
91
Chicago Transit Authority—
'
High
Bonds
102% 103
__
;
274 May
Week's Range
Last
Period
12,100
2
Dec.
Oct
"■
~2
2
Dec.
Dec.
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Dec.
Dec.
.6 %
-
*
—
253.0
247.2
+ 2.3
260.5
236.1
Transportation
232.7*
226.4
+ 2.8
232.7
204.3
Utility
123.5*
121.9
+ 1.3
123.5
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
209.6
205.9
+ 1.8
212.0
198.9
+ 0.5
306.9
235.0
Non-durable
Goods
259.7
261.0
115.8
70
tNew high.
—
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
50-year 6%
Safe
debentures 1998—
Harbor
Water
Power
Jan-July
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums, Ltd 5s
147% 147%
May-Noo
*95
deb 1962_Jan-July
81
3s 1981
conv
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
37ts
series
A
Mar-Sepf
1973
37aS series D 1976
Southern California Gas
Gas
3 74s
(Calif)
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric
1970
Corp Inc
5s coll
101% 101%
40
*97%
98%
99%
102%
102
96
■
"2
99%
100
1970
trust
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
,*98
May-Noo
1966
93
99
100
100
93
93
*84
Aprii-Oct
87
96%
"1
2
«
99%
Stocks
102
103%
98
102%
93
95%
87
United States
Total
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$425,700
$12,000
309,500
2,000
Int'l
Railroad
Number of and Miscel.
Bonds
Shares
98%
—
3 74s
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
102%
99%
rnmmrn
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
98%
98
3
*101% 103
102% 102 %
100
76
102 %
101% 102
April-Oct
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s 1989
Starrett
~7
150
96
81 %
*101
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
27as series C 1976
Southern Counties
1017a
Jan-July
1st and ref M 3s series B 1973
142
1
98
Week Ended Dec. 5,1952
2,103,325
Monday, Dec. 1
Tuesday, Dec. 2
Wednesday, Dec. 3
Thursday, Dec. 4
1,603,460
$4,296,000
4,669,000
1,614,905
3,870,000
3,965,000
302,200
4,267,200
.
91%
Dec.
1,506,380
5
3,171,000
364,200
2,000
3,537,200
8,400,185
Friday,
$19,971,000
$1,598,600
$16,000
$21,585,600
Stinnes
(Hugo) Corp—
A7-4s 3rd stamped 1946
4,980,500
4,067,000
197,000
1,572,115
Sales
$4,733,700
Total
Jan-July
111
107% 111
6
70
Ml
April-Oct
110
105% 110
19
69
110
Stinnes
(Hugo) Industries—
2nd stamped 1946
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
A7-4s
A672S with
A672S
United
ex
Aug
Aug
Electric
A7s
with
A 7s
ex
1
Waldorf-Astoria
j
1
1940 coupon 1953
1947
1
70
«
80
—
75
1956
*73
June-Dec
1956
*30
—
—
—
Hotel—
S.
June-Dec
West Penn Traction 5s
June-Deo
I960—
101% 101 Ye
Mar-Sepl
$101% 104
1107a
110% 110%
9
mm—
2
103%
101%
105%
110
$1,973,000
Government
521,000
$16,000
$70,000
878,000
1,598,600
1,555,100
73,616,590
86,625,820
19,971,000
14,803,500
G33,776,100
690,786,500
$21,585,600
International
$16,428,600
$708,419,740
$779,906,320
Bank
Foreign
Railroad
A 5s income debentures 1954
Washington Water Power 3 72s 1964
1951
421,587,121
$149,050
of shares
305,689,767
8,165,899
Bonds
U.
coupon
coupon
Btocks—No.
—
71
*30
1952
1951
1952
Co—
1940
1947
*73
_Feb-Aug
1953
coupon
Service
Dec
Dec
1
Jan. 1 to Dec. 5
Week Ended Dec. 5
8,400,185
and Industrial
112
98
Total
Western Newspaper Union—
6s conv s f debentures
1959.
*110% 103
Feb-Aug
—
99%
102%
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stocks
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Curb Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A 20-year 7s April 1946
^.20-year 7s Jan 1947
Eogota (See Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Municipal Loan—
External 572s 1955
'
High
Bonds
Sold
No.
Range Sine*
Jan. 1
Low
High
April-Oct
*80
88%
*80
Jan-July
—
—
01
—
—
Dec.
June-Deo
63%
63%
1
63%
5, 1952
1
Dec.
2—
Dec.
5
A External
Total
99%
99%
3
88%
ALima
City (Peru)
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
88%
88%
2
75%
88%
Jan-July
*9%
11
-
May-Noo
9972
Mar-Sept
*42
May-Noo
*42
June-Deo
*62%
8
1951
A7s
(issue of May 1927)
(issue of Oct 1927)
Btocks—No. of shares
—
33
42%
42
43
$8,000
$21,000
$70,000
23,000
12,000
58,000
93,000
2,900,830
9,000
29,000
53,000
1,000
36,000
90,000
78,000
13,000
19,000
110,000
$225,000
$43,000
$163,000
$431,000
30,000
1947-:
1947
68,000
Jan. 1 to Dec. 5
42%
Domestic
60
68
Foreign government
19 52
1951
1951
2,900,830
2,705,420
98,148,745
105,218,404
$225,000
Bonds
__
—
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
$41,000
Week Ended Dec. 5
13%
—
Interest reduced to 27as 2008
AMedellin 7s stamped
702,095
544,740
-543,660
649,080
461,265
1952
1952
6V2S stamped 1958
Bonds
Bonds
99%
Feb-Aug
6V2S stamped
Total
Corporate
Bonds
67%
Danrig Port & Waterways—
-
—
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Wednesday, Dec, 3
Thursday, Dec. 4
Friday,
—
Danish Cons
External 5s 1953
Monday,
Tuesday,
—
Domestic
of
Week Ended Dec
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
or
-
Foreign corporate
May-Nov
April-Oct
$168,000
$11,030,010
$19,786,000
43,000
98,000
8,684,000
13,079,000
163,000
531,000
6.078,000
$431,000
$797,000
3,675,000
r
*60
*60
mmmm
60%'
64
Total
$25
*>
">6,540,300
i
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2192)
.
.
Monday, December 8,
.
1952
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
DECEMBER
ENDED
5
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
Exchange
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
—100
*
50
100
25
Tel
American
Tel
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
Albany
&
Boston
&
RR
Edison
Boston
Elevated Railway—
Boston
Stamped
——
Hecla
Service
Gas
Eastern
Mass
Co new
Gillette Safety Razor
Kennecott
Cement
—
National
Oct
50
12% Mar
13%
40%
Oct
47%
77
24
Oct
28
95
88
Oct
100
12%
—
Oct
113%
5
Carbide
Steel
S
12%
Nov
15%
—
09%
—
__
—
—
—
—
—
—
21%
—
130
34%
Nov
53%
26 %
Oct
44%
Fruit Co
18
Oct
37%
21%
46%
Jan
23
110
34% Mar
46%
1,650
54%
Feb
70%
30%
Jan
34%
26%
Nov
39%
134
Oct
91%
10%
Aug
15%
24%
Jan
31
Jan
113
38%
Oct
48%
700
10%
Oct
13%
377
22 %
17% May
3,200
6C
Oct
24c
Brummell
11%
Jun
14%
Dec
760
107
12
2,500
34
Dec
4,400
Nov
98c
21%
6%
4% Aug
80
33%
930
28%
Oct
34
38%
Oct
44
Jan
2,233
53%
Oct
64%
Jan
2,000
35%
Oct
45%
Jan
Oct
29%
Dec
—
29
12%
46%
60%
—
22%
18
Xll
386
35
15
Week's
Mar
Apr
Jan
33
12% Aug
46% Dec
75%
A'pr
Electric
American
Big
Shares
Low
—
—
High
Low
High
24%
98
24%
Jan
22%
20
20
Jun
5%
—
—
5%
60
27
22%
Nov
5%
Jan
Nov
5% May
£
_
Electric
&
-
Milling
5%
_
...
-8%
Machine
16
Apr
18
Feb
137
16%
Oct
18%
Jan
29%
60
Apr
29% July
40%
99
30
343
101% 103
35%
24
5
5%
39%
102%
-10
150
17%
5%
40%
100
common
—
18
102% 102%
...
_
..
34%
35%
July
3%
Jan
37% May
66
94%
92
Jan
'
103
May
6 % July
40%
103
Dec
Dec
Jan
10%
10%
10%
3,646
31% July
5% Apr
36%
25
10%
Nov
-50
Railway—.
Tel
72%
72
72%
1,688
70
76%
Feb
$
Tissue
13
—
Dow common
-
13
100
13
May
July
15
Feb
*
Picher
7
7
240
6
Jan
7
Mar
95
95
15
94
Mar
100
Jan
20%
20%
61
19
May
25
Jan
37
38
50
34
May
50%
*
Art
•
53
53
53
28
47
Jun
53
Dec
10
29%
29%
25
26'A
Jan
29 %
Dec
*
14%
14%
20
14%
Dec
50
Hobart
44%
44%
20
44% July
46%
Jan
39%
41%
475
31%
41%
Dec
21
21%
56
common
Preferred
Kroger
•
Lunkenheimer
*
Magnavox
1
21
21
21%
100
•
68%
67%
68%
2,176
19%
20
13
13
24
25%
& Gamble
B_
5
common
*
41
•
Preferred
25%
50
49
21
25% Mar
21%
15% Aug
62% May
69% Nov
12%
625
20
Feb
Dec
Nov
10% July
3
13% Jan
21%
30
489
49
Jan
July
17% Mar
32
49
Sep
Aug
Mar
50% May
Adding
Consolidated
Continental
Davidson
American
Airlines
American
Cyanamid
American
Radiator
i
,
American Telephone
39%
15
10
Oil
3
Lima-Hamilton
Steel
*
—
Apr
513/s
sep
20
133/4
Oct
163/8
9%
&
Detroit
Detroit
Cleveland
Steel
Detroit
322
151%
Jun
161%
Baler
Chesapeake
&
Ohio
25
Chrysler Corp
25
Cities
Service
Wood
Manufacturing
Goebel
Hall
*
Columbia
Gas
•
Col & S Ohio Elec
5
Dayton Power & Light
7
Du
5
Pont
Electric
Auto-Lite
Federated
General
Dept
5
Stores
Electric
»
Is
International Harvester
International Tel & Tel
N
Y
—
.
5
38 %
Oct
39%
40%
397
17%
166
77/8
74
9%
10
14%
Howell
Electric
Hudson
Hurd
Motor
Lock &
Pan
Kinsel
Drug
Kresge Co
I
35% May
16% Oct
6 3/4
Jun
Masco
Screw
~1
Pure
Radio
Oil
Murray
Corporation
National
Electric
Welding
Stamping
Packard
Motor
Parke
Schenley Industries
Sears, Roebuck
Pfeiffer
(Fred
Socony Vacuum
Southern
Co
For footnotes
River
page 45.
_
Scotten-Dillon
Sheller
3,150
33c
6%
30c
1,225
57/a
Jan
Feb
Dec
3*
3%
Jan
3
2%
300
Oct
3% May
Jan
Nov
56c
8%
Sep
Jun
Jan
771
5%
Oct
13%
Jan
65
1,718
50%
Feb
65
Dec
4
400
3%
Nov
5%
7%
643
7%
Sep
8
2%
1,950
2%
Feb
3%
Apr
4%
4%
Jan
6%
7%
100
4
May
1,210
•
6
Jun
Jan
Jan
77/8 Aug
17%
280
16%
Nov
16
540
147/8
Jun
17
13%
465
13
Apr
13%
Sep
8%
1,220
7%
Feb
8%
Dec
359
12%
Feb
3%
Oct
17
3%
100
3%
300
3%
21%
19 %
Feb
1 %
Jan
Feb
Dec
17
Dec
694
26
37/8
Feb
67/8 Mai26
Dec
2,000
1 %
Apr
1%
Dec
700
35
34%
Sep
39%
Jan
4% Aug
5%
2%
Sep
3%
Oct
23%
Jan
307/8
Nov
1
.
18%
Apr
207/8
Nov
July
3%
Jan
4
Oct
4%
716
3%
nn\
30%
.
30%
243
20%
285
3%
3%
1,250
3
3%
3%
1,898
2%
5
5%
1,935
4% May
46
3%
Apr
Jan
5% May
556
41%
Oct
57'
950
2%
Jan
4
May
17%
579
16% May
19%
Jan
5%
5%
1,961
4% Mar
5%
Nov
1%
1%
100
1%
Jun
58%
class
8%
Timken-Detroit
__
Corporation
Shirt
Wayne
Screw
Jan
2%
Dec
13%
1,162
11%
Feb
16%
351
6%
208
23%
608
13%
67/8
6%
200
1%
'
'
1
•
„1
Products
9
Jun
23%
——
_
_
Distributors
Feb
1%
1%
400
6
.1
—)5
8%
600
16%
„
1
400
2%
13%
Axle
.*
1
_
common—
9
12%
13
—10
B
Oct
2
2%
«...
common
Tube
_2
„
—
13% July
16%
137% July
Dec
Jun
6%
Nov
19
Feb
23%
Nov
12%
Sep
47/8
410
6% Aug
1%
•>
15%
Jan
8
Jan
2
.
Feb
Mar
Jun
Los
55% Jan
413/4
Angeles Stock Exchange
Jan
Friday
Alleghany Corp
85%
56
677/8
Feb
86 3/4
Nov
Allied
937/8
35
90
Oct
1123/4
Jan
Allis-Chalmers
33
293/a
Oct
32 3/s
Jun
American
399
13 y4
Oct
16%
Jan
21
Jan
33%
Feb
267/a Aug
36% Aug
Gold
-
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Mfg
Co
Power
Radiator
81
Apr
953/4
Dec
American
50
47% May
53 %
Dec
American Tel
12
377/8
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&
Co
(Un)
Smelting & Refining
&
Tel
Co
Feb
45%
Oct
American
17
54%
Feb
70%
Nov
American
673
50
Feb
65%
Dec
American
33%
120
30
Oct
36 %
Jan
Anaconda Copper Mining Co (Un)
Armco 8teel Corp
(Un)
Tobacco
20%
185
16 3/s
May
20%
Dec
Armour
22%
215
17%
Oct
22 %
Dec
Ashland Oil
367/8
53%
9%
63%
63%
42
57
29
29%
63
23%
113
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60 %
Apr
53/8 May
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&
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210
519
47 3/4 Mar
15%
640
12 3/«
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177/8 May
122
28% May
2 3/s Nov
35% July
2% Nov
14%
Refining
34
11 %
69 3/s
Jun
77
Jan
57%
Nov
41%
Dec
Baldwin-Lima
10%
Apr
Baldwin
Oct
68%
Jan
Baltimore
Jan
29%
Nov
Bandini Petroleum Co
Jan
41%
436
161
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103
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Apr
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Oct
55%
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83/4. Oct
116
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Jan
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273
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273/a
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Oct
323/s
593/4
5
50%
Feb
60 % Aug
42%
42%
25
?"%
Oct
47% July
35
35%
152
32%
Oct
40%
Jan
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10
12%
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16%
Nov
Bendix
16
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14%
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50
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Co
Airlines
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High
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10
_
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Chemical
53%
205
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Low
1
Corp
Juneau
31%
5
for Week
Par
303/4
25
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Nov
Nov
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
233/s Mar
8%
23%
*
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3%
16%
16%
46%
3%
1
common
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Standard
38 3/s
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Paper
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Jan
5
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35
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Alaska
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Peninsular
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565
26
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Apr
93%
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3%
3%
10
_
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63%
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23
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Jan
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11,147
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15%
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6%
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6
Sep
NOV
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8%
25
37%
10%
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Jan
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Feb
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120
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35
205
26%
64%
.
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King-Seeley
Oct
15%
643%
432
9%
Jan
Dec
4%
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Car
9%
25%
—
367/s
Dec
18%
86
1
3%
1
Motors
47%
143/4
—
Jan
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25
25%
—
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Houdaille-Hershey
143
357/8
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36%
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Ohio
—
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General Motors
Ohio
—
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24
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93%
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349
3
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1
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__
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1
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Lamp
Higbie
3 %
30c
5
Brewing
Nov
Feb
15%
Sep
16%
68%
3%
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Corp
Lakes Oil
13%
850
34
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1
Motors
706
Dec
3
Apr
147/a
14%
1
—
Dec
2
692
8%
—1
Industries
Jan
38%
16%
6 %
1
_
_
Brewing
853/4
10
City Products
38%
_
8%
Jan
86
24%
25
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common..-.
500
15%
Nov
6% Aug
31%
5%
1
Dec
403/4
3
3% Aug
167/8
Apr
9%
1
Products
350
290
38%
High
Mar
13%
36%
9%
5
Corp
33%
25
Nav_:
Stove
215
25
.1
.
16%
3
16%
•
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Steel
Admiral
Pacific
—
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Detroit-Michigan
52%
—
3
■
1
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100
86
-10
Motors
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
%
7
38%
16%
_
—
Sales
Jan
161%
73/4
—
13
—
123/a
130
16%
39%
1
Avco
'
40% July
16% Jan
14%
14%
160
50
Steel
186
54
35% May
403/4
.
100
Mining
15%
54
54
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50
,
1
10
39%
3
7
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Detroit
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Jan
10
Inc
16%
common-
Motor Products'
100
_
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Exchange
High
15%
Burroughs
Chrysler
Great
17%
-
Low
3
Gerity-Michigan
18
'
10
-
Stock
Shares
3%
Markets
Manufacturing
General
22 %
1
—
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Cincinnati Street
Canadian
Apr
for Week
—2
Products
Gemmer
Range Since Jan. 1
24%
22%
Week's
1
common
Metal
Bear
Brlggs
Gar
for Week
*
Bethlehem
Dec
45 % July
Range
Par
Allen
Friars Chemical Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
*
Preferred
Bald
Jan
46%
of Prices
■
29%
12%
45%
60%
—
13
-
—
Corp
Arm.co
42%
35%. Apr
42%
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Jun
195
29%
Ashland
Oct
53
25
3/8
WOodward 2-5525
Dec
Jan
Mar
31%
38%
_
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Anaconda
37%
Friday
Feb
Feb
17%
1,170
Dec
23 %
Sep
.
1%
Feb
14%
37c
Dec
115
July
40%
20
—
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Brewing
Allied
129
46
45
New York Curb Exchange
STOCKS
Nov
2,498
Last
—
Carey
Rapid
U S Printing
42
DETROIT
Dec
30% Aug
37%
8
-
class
Sep
Dec
45%
Detroit Stock
Jun
Jan
56%
5
Baldwin
Randall
123/s
68%
Midwest
Apr
23%
58%
new
American Laundry
Procter
Jan
57% May
44%
Dec
102
380
147
Par
Kahn
45 %
Telephone:
Aug
20
Friday
Gibson
Jan
3
100
Jan
30
Sale Price
Formica
10%
12%
68%
Jan
69%
88
698
Jan
stocks
Eagle
Jan
48 %
Feb
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Crystal
47%
Oct
Sep
150
Frankenmuth
Cincinnati
Oct
39%
Ford Building
Economy
Gas
35'/a
40
Stock Exchange
Nov
340
37%
Woodley Petroleum Co
Cincinnati
22
45%
Nov
Dec
70%
33%
29%
75%
11%
30%
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Cincinnati
Jan
37
Detroit Stock Exchange
Apr
25
;
Rubber Co
—
85 %
Jan
20%
17%
—
Waldorf
Preferred
Oct
Members
Jan
30
,4
41
58%
—5
Drill
Churngold
723/4
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Jan
55
50
32%
*
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United Shoe Machinery common
Burger
348
41%
•
10
Jan
—
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73
12%
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893/4 Mar
67%
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—
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Union
U
Nov
Feb
Apr
150
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21
46%
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33
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30
19
—
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Toledo Edison
27%
737/8
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10
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10
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27
77
Feb
367
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20
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111
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2.50
60c
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:
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21
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Rexall Drug Co
2.50
—
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5%
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Association
*
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19%
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—*
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113
113
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10% 11
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19
—
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Torrington
Standard Oil
Timken
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Mar
231
England
Union
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Westinghouse
90
—
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New
Dec
14%
12%
—
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Racing
Narragansett
51%
Jan
42%
—
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preferred-
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Mathiesort
Jan
7%
26% 26%
99
100
7%
8%
02% 94%
—
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5%
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Maine
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12%
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Theatre
Star
Lone
Coal
Boston
Loew's
4,011
13%
42%
—
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*
*
1
Electric
Creek
Jan
Nov
—
100
Stores
National
Island
56
126
13%
100
100
100
preferred B„.
5% pld adjustment
Eastern Steamship Lines Inc
First
Jan
Oct
116%
181
Dec
Jan
38
499
37
OH
New York
6%
General
Oct
Standard
Shares
Low
27
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preferred series A
1st
6 %.
161%
Jun
22%
„
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&
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51%
*
100
5
10
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RR
Boston & Providence
Cities
__
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176
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51
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5,240
25
»
when issued
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161%
23%
High
Oil
for Week
Railroad-
& Maine
Boston
Low
Brands
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
High
160
161%
23%
100
paid
$50
Low
Standard
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pa t
Sales
Week's
Last
Par
<
Price
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Friday
STOCKS
Last
STOCKS
Hamilton
Securities
&
Ohio RR
Bankline Oil Co
Barker
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125
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1
2.55
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25
3%
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24%
100
25%
1,230
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12,342
2.05
Nov
9%
Nov
11
Mar
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4
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Dec
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9%
10%
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10
15%
153/4
210
15% May
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50
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Aviation
.
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common
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(Un)
(Un.)
38%
38%
10
36%
Nov
%
Nov
815
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Nov
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(Un)
.
7Vi
„
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290
47
May
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Dec
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Dec
:
Volume 176
Number 5175
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2193)
37
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
8TOCKS
Week's
Range
Black
Mammoth
Blue
Diamond
Boisa
Chica
Mining I
Stores Inc (Un)
Borden Company ;(Uni
Borg-Warner
1.
Co
Corp
(Un)
Canadian
Corp
—_2
Chicago
Mil
'
34
9%
•
Co
(Un)
pfd
Consolidated
Consumers
Vultee
Power
Nov
19 V*
Jan
Apr
Pfizer
Continental
Oil
Creameries
Co
.(Del)
(Un)
Crown
Publishing
Curtiss-Wright
Class A
Douglas
Aircraft"
Industries
DuMont
(Allen
duPont
(E
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Jan
57%
Nov
37%
Nov
RKO
Pictures
15% Mar
RKO
Theatres
34
Jan
38 %
Dec
20%
Jun
Eastman Kodak
El
Paso
Bond
Electrical
&
(Un)
Oil
Phono
(Un)
Feb
Oct
5%
1,404
4%
32 Va
Corp
1
____
Lines
Tiger
Gair
(Robert!
Co
Co
General Foods Corp
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Greyhound
Gulf
Gulf
Oil
Corp
Hancock
Hilton
Oil
Holly
Honolulu
Hunt
Hupp
I
:
(Un)
(Un)—*
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&
(Un)
L
Land
Co
&
:
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(Un)
—1
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Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Oil
Pacific
Co
(Un).
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Co
(Un)
Corp
Gas
Jan
42% May
50%
Feb
U
15 Va
20%
Dec
United
2,930
25
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(Un)—*
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10
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16
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43%
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87
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56%
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64
Aug
July
Dec
50 %
Feb
228
72
Oct
542
72
Oct
81
37 Va
260
36
Nov
43
193
Jan
Apr
297/a Aug
Jan
38% May
89% Mar
Jan
36%
579
24Va
32%
19
19%
1,340
18%
Oct
241/4
Apr
33
33%
384
30%
Oct
337/8
Jan
41%
41%
460
32% May
41%
Dec
55%
55%
375
51
Oct
60
Jan
Feb
109
19%
36%
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105
107%
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137
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Oct
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Jan
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22
405
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Oct
24 %
Jun
23%
23%
180
19%
Feb
23'/4
18 %
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17%
Sep
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Jan
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Nov
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Dec
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Oct
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45% July
57% May
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27% Mar
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683
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28% Apr
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350
11
Nov
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30
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40
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(Un)
46% Aug
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Nov
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10%
Nov
90%
Jan
Western
Air
41
Feb
70 % July
Western
Union
Coal
(Uni
(Un)
12%
9
Dec
8%
Jan
Westinghouse Elec <Un)_
Willys-Overland (Un)
Jan
Woolworth
35%
Dec
Youngstown
Sheet
Apr
24 %
July
Zenda
Mining
Oct
18 %
Jan
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Radio
30
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11%
450
10
Oct
15%
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60
37%
Sep
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35%
Apr
46
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50
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261/4 Nov
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Nov
235
160
11%
Nov
44%
436
42%
Apr
441/2
Dec
44%
44 %
220
42
Nov
47% July
9c
10c
8,100
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Jun
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Nov
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24%
29%
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55%
Oct
65% July
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Jun
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3% May
27
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Last
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Nov
37%
2.30
Aug
Oct
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4
Oct
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Acme
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Steel
Admiral
Co
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1
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355
560
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136
20
165
29%
Feb
34% July
333
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Mar
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Sep
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19%
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23%
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26
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Dec
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19
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13
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50
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127
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13
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10%
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4.56%
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Nov
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l
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27
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112
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Lockheed
Oct
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Southern
1
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19
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Oct
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58%
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1
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110
1,031
28%
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Interlake
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Grumman
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Dec
Feb
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450
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Dec
62
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Nov
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390
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Rice
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Jan
2,534
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Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Jan
21%
34%
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21'/a
Oct
22 %
67% May
17% Apr
58%
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Drug Inc
Reynolds Tobacco
96
34%
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Rexall
Nov
375
21
225
Republic
9%
251
37%
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Rand
51/4 May
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16 Va
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34
38%
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33%
31% May
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Raytheon Manufacturing
Oct
186
15
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July
68
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13%
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36% Aug
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26%
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38%
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18 Va
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Pullman
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109
250
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50
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Dec
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22
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Phillips Petroleum
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15
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Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
140
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4.650
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174
__
*
Jan
4%
32%
ai93'„ ai95/8
__
1
27%
4,7#
38'/«
14%
l
Oct
Nov
10%
•
Pictures
Pepsi-Cola
25
Jun
__
50c
(Un)
Paramount
Nov
9%
15 %
a62
__
*
(Un)
July
15%
a47% a48%
25
(Un)
Continental Motors
74
Jan
Sep
10%
1
50% Mar
1,403
4
tlln)_
American World
a36 a37%
__
♦
•
Pan
25 %
•
System
(Un)
Solvents
(Un)
Commonwealth Edison
(Un)__
Consolidated Edison of N Y (Un)
Consolidated Engineering
Sep
7% May
55
100
common
Car
Low
54 %
U*
Oil
Motor
20'/a
__
1
Commercial
53
13 %
175
54%
1
common
Range Since Jan.
High
6OV4
_L
Tel
Western
Packard
62 Va
71
&
Low
60 V4
Rights
Pacitic
15% July
20
a61%
a93
Gas
Jan
Jun
Tel
180
__
Columbia
9%
5%
Nov
Feb
Pacific
50% May
112
a26
Shares
*
common...
Paomc Petroleums
al4% al4%
__
a85%
t
3
13%
32V4
a62
10
>
7% July
Nov
125
a36
25
Molybdenum (Un)
Colorado Fuel & Iron
5c
a20% a203a
(Un)__;__100
Climax
15% Mar
76
'
for Week
10
Indemnity
Lighting Corp
2,060
a25%
»
Clary Multiplier
Pacific
9%
__
25
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service Co (Un)
Pacific
al6 ai65/a
4%
1
_
Jan
Jan
^r"7
Sales
Range
of Pricea
Par
1%
53%
a26% a26%
_—1
Paul
4.700
■
Nov
Oct
al5% al5%
—
»
;
(Un)
St
37/8
1%
48
998
__
25
Rv
8%
9%
____25
(Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Jan
3 V2
5
Oil
Tractor
3c
al2% al3%
al5%
10
Canadian Pacnic Ry Co
Case (J I) Co (Un)
Caterpillar
3,500
a76% a77%
___
Celanese
Corp
Certain-teed Products.
4c
8
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
High
Nov
a76%
1
_—_l
_,
Atlantic
10%
5
•
(Un)
Packing
2,012
4c
__
10
Byron Jackson Co
California
12%
a52% a54%
;
Burlington. Mills
490
853%
(Un)—„
—•
1,825
3%
1
Lota
11%
52%
"
5
Friday
11%
8
DECEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
11%
_I
ENDED
STOCKS
'biiares
High
15
_—
Broadway-Hale Stores
Budd
Prices
51%
__
___2
Bond
'
__
5iy4
10c
Corp
Ou Corporation
01
Low
Benguet Consolidated Mining (Un)__50c
Bethlehem Steei Corp tUn>
•
Bishop Oil Co___—;
_2
WEEK
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Pnr
FOR
Sales
8»/4
300
7
Apr
8%
2%
2%
100
1
Jun
3
N
7%
7%
2,100
6%
Jun
8%
Nov
Va
Nnv
Jan
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*(2194)
.
.
.
Monday, December 8, 1952
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
of Prices
Belden
Co
Manufacturing
Bendix
Aviation
Corp
Bergnoff
Mining
1
Steel
Binks
Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co—„
Booth
Fisheries
Brach & Sons
Brad
Shoe
Brown
(E J)__
•
11
May
47
Dec
21%
Jan
Missouri
100
46
60%
Dec
38
Apr
River Fuel
Chemical
Monroe
Co
Nov
1% Mar
Oct
7%
Feb
46% May
54%
Jan
Motorola
Burton-Dixie
Corp
common
Butler Brothers
(Un)
25
20
Nov
Nov
16
July
15%
Apr
18%
Sep
Muskegon Piston Ring Co_
46
2%
50
44
Jan
47
Jan
Muter
800
62%
100
15%
29%
16%
15%
Centlivre
Corp—
—50c
Central & South West Corp.^
5
Central Illinois Light Co—;
*
Brewing
Illinois
Central
Kelvinator
Oct
3
Ocb
Nash
52
Jun
62%
Dec
National
1
500
13%
Sep
15%
Dec
200
27% Sep
35%
Jan
$1.50
Standard
National
Co
Chicago Milwaukee
St
Cliffs Iron
Rights
Coleman
(Un)
33%
1%
700
31%
Oct
40%
Apr
Northern
550
1%
Oct
2%
Jan
Northwest Bancorporation
2%
20%
200
j 2
Feb
2%
Jan
Oak
1,000
19
Oct
20%
Nov
Ohio
38%
500
Ohio
800
36% May
16% Apr
39% Aug
20'%
20%
Dec
Oklahoma
When
4'/a
Feb
Co
American
States
Manufacturing
Edison
Oil
22
Apr
23
Jun
100
14%
Jun
16%
Apr
9%
Oct
12% Mar
Paramount
37%
19
63%
38%
19%
1,600
33%
Jan
38%
Parker Pen
700
15%
Jan
21
July
63%
100
60%
Feb
64
Oct
30
115
9%
30%
7%
25
Company
(Un)
1
9%
"30%
7%
_
World
Dodge
Mfg
Airways
Domestic
Finance
Chemical
Dow
Corp
Co
Class
Du
(Allen
(E
(Un)
I) de Nemours
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
Electric Controller &
Emerson
Radio
Flour Mills of
&
Drive
Four-Wheel
Oamble-Skogmo
General
Box
Pressed Steel Car Co
30% Jan
34%
335,200
34%
Petroleum
—
General
Auto
_
Inc
Sep
Public
Pullman
Indiana
Oil
7% Apr
29% Nov
10%
Nov
Corp
Jan
Jan
RKO Theatres
Electric
Co
(Un)
General
Finance
General
Motors
Corp
General
Public
General
Glidden
Co
4%
15%
Jan
37
Rexall
Oct
19%
Apr
St
Louis
Public
94%
200
80
95
Nov
St
Regis
Paper
44%
2,200
47%
Jan
Sangamo
41 %
55
48
Aug
((Jn)
1,400
200
41%
39
Oct
May
Electric
13%
Dec
Schwitzer-Cummins
8%
Dec
12%
Apr
Sears
7
Feb
12
Nov
Shellmar
11% July
6% May
2
54%
2%
Jan
Feb
70%
Dec
«i
Oil
South
Lathe
Bend
21
Jan
27%
Dec
Southern
Pacific
Apr
35%
Dec
Spiegel Inc common
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co—
•
Co
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Co
_
Jan
33%
Sep
Standard
34%
200
32%
Oct
42%
Jan
Standard
Oil
49 %
500
40 % May
49'A
Dec
Standard
Oil
3
_
_
9%
Nov
Standard
_
California-
of
34%
42% Aug
65
100
57
683/s
Jan
28%
35
Jan
293/8
Nov
Oct
Jan
Dec
5
11%
11%
11%
900
8% May
19
19
19%
900
17%
Oct
203/8
Jan
42%
42%
42%
700
373/8
oct
44
Jan
5%
5%
5%
700
34
34
35
1,350
47
48
26
12%
13
6,660
20
700
.12%
22%
5
Apr
4
Jan
11%
Dec
6%
July
Jan
Jan
32'/a
Apr
393/4
43
Jan
50
Apr
8%
Jan
13%
Nov
163%
Jan
24%
Feb
Nov
2%
500
13
Jun
22 %
27%
27%
300
23%
Oct
33
Jan
15%
15%
16
550
133/4 July
17
Jun
60
59%
60%
1,300
503/4
60%
Dec
31%
2,000
22%
•
31
30%
Feb
28%
Sep
15%
15%
16%
700
15%
Jun
363/, July
19% Mar
41%
40%
41%
2,800
39%
Oct
473/8
35%
35%
35%
2,600
Oct
40%
23%
24%
550
22
16
16%
600
123/4
43%
43%
400
39
8%
8%
700
2
2
200
4%
4%
400
23/8 May
1,300
50%
Feb
800
71%
Oct
633/4 July
91 % Mar
——
43%
2
——
9%
800
Oil
N
2%
600
Oct
3%
Feb
Standard
Oil
Co
100
12% Nov
14%
Jan
Standard
J
19%
550
18%
20%
Feb
Standard
Steel
12%
13
4%
(Un)
57
56%
57%
25
._
Railway Equip
18%
-
1
4
Indiana.
of
12%
•
Apr
39% Mar
—
12%
2
29%
200
Jan
•
(Un)„.
Dredging Corp
7 % Mar
1,600
40%
1
—
Jan
30 %
2
34%
40%
Jun
Warrants
9%
500
12%
__
13%
34
3%
6
Co
new
19%
•
Oct
5
33%
>9
2
1
9%
23%
_1
(Un)
48%
•
(Un)'
Gray Drug Stores
Apr
25%
*
34%
48"%
Feb
12 3/4
-1.40
._
33%
__
48%
50
700
300
15
400
6% May
Apr
Nov
1,100
_5
27%
29%
Nov
1.500
(Un)
27
400
Aug
6
10%
33A
Works
Socony Vacuum Oil
27
1,200
142
29%
___
5
7
Oct
128
«
Corp
Co
35%
2,900
10%
10
_
_
—
Southern
7%
Dec
17% Mar
28%
•
common
Co
Dec
35%
21%
3,100
47
Co
Corp
Sinclair
10% Aug
7% Aug
&
65%
7
213/4
Jan
3%
—
_
Slgnode Steel Strapping
8% Jan
Jun
Roebuck
Feb
35%
Jan
19%
A
Co
(Un)
50
__
22
18
—
2,500
1
Jun
28%
*
Service
65%
*
Graham-Paige Motors
70%
10%
17%
3%
50C
_
Stockyards
64%
•
(W H)
69%
May
National
Louis
64%
20
Co__.
Co
_
Schenley Industries
10%
100
65
•
15% July
40%
69%
Jan
18
Dec
600
43"%
1
20%
1
Rlchman Bros Co
6% Aug
44
Oct
17%
2,000
8%
Dec
10%
-2.50
44
2%
Oct
16%
18
•
(Un)
Drug
St
(Un)
Gossard
Nov
5
Corp
Refrigerator
(The)
—
Utilities
Telephone
Gibson
Gillette
10
May
17%
500
5%
500
34%
_
_
(Un)
Rand
43%
3,300
Mar
Dec
300
10%
28%
94%
•
Corp
58%
com
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
200
2%
——
1
(Un)
11%
7%
27
22%
5%
16%
128% 130%
_1
Radio Corp of America
9%
Co
10%
1
•'
Quaker Oats Co
35%
7% May
11%
300
Jan
21%
——
*
500
7%
23
Jan
Mar
15
17%
■
Company
700
10%
600
-A.
of
Service
Pure
7%
13%
30
16 %
3
—
Sep
11%
5 3/a
113/4
5%
_
37%
—10
Oct
Oct
22% July
12 % Apr
22%
12%
_
common
Jan
350
May
4
9
500
100
12%
16%
*
Co
(The)
Co
Dec
3*
Nov
ltt
200
2,000
10%
26%
62% July
18 3/4 Oct
Potter
8%
5%
5
10
500
Phillips
Jan
13%
Dec
593A
Jan
Jan
16%
8%
25%
58%
25
29
13%
Nov
36%
Oct
8%
23%
26%
25
„
—
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
___5
500
Feb
Nov
—5
Inc
Dec
25%
27%
10
Phonograph—__5
America
Apr
25%
200
Jan
.
Dec
60%
Dec
35
8%
44
5
——
5
_
-
300
5
37%
Oct
25 %
24%
13
Corp
8%
10
Mfg
Jan
50%
100
34%
Philco
2ft Nov
8%
5
33 %
300
373/4 Aug
10c
A
Pont
1,300
25%
33% May
13%
50
37%
53 3A
25%
200
18% Mar
1,000
36%
53%
37%
23%
1,100
5%
Dec
37%
8%
5%
Nov
•
_
Remington
5%
18 3/4
Jun
Feb
33% July
17%
15
Nov
Oct
__
1,050
8%
28%
B)
18%
4%
1,500
5
Inc
Dec
17%
13
500
31%
1
(new)
Du Mont Laboratories
41 %
—1
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp
30%
__
Jan
34% Mar
24,600
Jan
30%
10
Jan
10%
1,000
37%
(Un)__1
—
5
Corp
19%
3,100
~
10
Detroit & Cleveland Nav (Un)
Nov
1,200
13
41%
•
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Deere & Co
8
i
900
400
24
23%
12%
40
10
(Un)
6,000
8%
Nov
13
_
(Un)
Car
Motor
American
200
10%
25
41
5
com
_
_
1,600
32
Mar
6
Dec
1
Continental Motors Corp
16
9%
1%
A
850
5%
15,000
37
22%
Feb
9%
1{«
36%
Jan
6
1%
15/64
17%
9%
Feb
a"
Apr
130%
49%
—
15%
100
500
•
23%
Dec
100
33 %c
523/4
*
23%
22 3/s
118
Sep
94
52%
34
21%
93/8
Oct
Jan
55%
50
52%
33%
22
51% July
Nov
Oct
21%
Jan
33"%
17%
5%
17
17%
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common.
5% conv prior preferred
Nov
25
500
4,600
50
86%
15
31%
6%
223/8
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Rights w i
26%
14%
150
323/4
21%
Nov
Nov
14"%
17 % July
105
68% Feb
24
22%
Jan
Jan
18%
24%
Apr
14
10
1,300
23%
18
400
Inc class A
20
23%
700
15
Penn Controls
20
—
Feb
Dec
22%
Mar
116
86
24%
Jan
93/B
24
18% Oct
101
116
84
1
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Packard
Pan
Dec
20%
101
116%
86
20%
500
Oct
13 Va
17%
*
__
class B
*
27
Dec
7% July
5%
Co
Pictures
—
Jan
8%
350
Dec
3%
150
700
23%
100
8%
21%
•
delivered
10
8%
32%
_10
(Minn)
Electric
175
20
26
22
10
___
&
14%
20
Oct
8%
1
(Un)
Gas
10
19
44%
NOV
15
1
_
Co
Co
22
5
Co
(Un)__
Power
10
38%
Jan
363A Aug
83/4
8
1
Corp
•
(Un)
Rights w i
Crane
North American Car
112
Co Inc
Power
Jan
•
Co
Commonwealth Edison common
Consumers
13%
1
common
System
Gas
12% Aug
*
*
25
Inc
(The)
Columbia
300
22
14%
22
—
Clinton Foods
13
29%
Sep
66%
26
21%
Aviation (Un)
Amer
225
*
Ilium
*
North
4
*
common
Elec
Jan
Paul &
Towel Co common
Convertible preferred
Chrysler Corp
Cleveland
20%
29%
25
1
Chicago
Cleveland
Nov
1
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp common—
Convertible preferred
Ry
14 %
RR
Central
4
—*
Certain-teed Products
Cherry Burrell Corp
Pacific
150
Jun
43
Oct
100
1
-
Jan
26% Mar
Mar
56
42%
-—10
19%
500
Jan
34
42%
5
_
NoV
York
28 %
—
2
130
—.
8%
(Un)
38%
__
_*
preference—
$1.40 convertible preference..
conv
100
61 %
■
Jan
2,000
8%
42
61
—
National Tile & Mfg
Corp
5
Central 111 Secur Corp common
8
40%
3
Cylinder Gas_
14%
20 %
—
20%
8
61%
—50c
20%
__
—10
Service
Pub
Oct
—
Company
200
2%
—
24
Convertible class A
New
1%
1%
950
——
16 % May
12
700
32
—
1
Biscuit
Carr-Consolidated
—
26%
9
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
400
12%
15%
25%
—
650
16%
—
15
Pacific
Canadian
1
12.50
Corp
Mills
26%
37% Aug
27% July
•
—
North
Burlington
14
Oct
*
20
29%
Nov
33%
—
12%
17%
2%
600
500
—
-
High
9%
37%
25
Montgomery Ward & Co_
_
Low
9%
36%
common
1%
4%
Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
•
$3.50 preference
300
1,000
700
Low
36%
Portland Cement
15%
—
—
Shares
1
_
-
15%
62%
•
8
for Week
_10
Brewing Co
Mississippi
750
1%
47/«
53 %
2%
—
15
Budd
Company
Burkhart
(Fi
Manufacturing
8%
Minneapolis
Oct
200
60%
46
—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
62 %
18%
12%
20
—
Inc
Co
1
10
—
Gear
Foote
—
—
5
Corp
i
4"%
•
Corp
Borg (George W
60%
1%
4%
52
18%
12
16%
(Un)_lP
Corp
Brewing
Bethlehem
19
Week's
Last
Sale Price
May
16% May
400
47
19'A
45 %
47
5
_
Consolidated
Becguet
*
10
—
Friday
Low
10%
9%
1
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
13
Co——J—,—,
Bastian-Blessing
DECEMBER
STOCKS
Shares
Par
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Sale Prlee
STOCKS
V 1
FOR
Sale#
77
75%
77
-•—15
32%
jan
Jan
27
Feb
Jan
16%
Nov
Oct
433/4
Nov
7%
Nov
10%
Jan
1%
Nov
May
3
Jan
5
Oct
._
75%
76%
1,600
723/4
Oct
85
_10
36%
36%
37%
1,500
3 5 7/s
Nov
473%
1
(Ohio)
11%
11%
11%
500
11%
Oct
153/4
jan
25
25
100
23
May
253/8
Nov
•
Jan
Jan
'
Greyhound
Corp
(Un)
Griesedieck Western Brewery
1
Gulf Oil Corp
16%
25
800
16%
16%
1,450
49
—
59%
900
11%
Nov
13
Dec
Sterling Aluminum Products-
16% Nov
22%
Jan
Stewart-Warner
58%
Jan
Stone
Jan
Oct
(W
Printing—*.
F)
Halllcrafters
Hammond
5
Co
1
Instrument
Co
Harnischfeger Corp
Helleman (G) Brewing
Hibbard
1
Co—
Spencer
Brick
7%
8%
29,500
30
20
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39%
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18
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100
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Iowa
Illinois
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150
27%
Nov
29% Oct
31% Apr
40% May
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Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Kaiser Alum & Chemical com
Kansas City Power & Light
Power & Light (Un)
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Katz Drug Co
Aug
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Jan
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Laclede-Christy
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Lamson
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University
Co
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41
47%
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69%
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10
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common
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27
Jan
30
Dec
World
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Jan
19%
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Oct
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Dec
23
Mar
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Co
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Feb
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Aug
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17
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17
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9%
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27%
27%
200
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23
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1,700
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50
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300
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8
1,600
100
10%
17%
56%
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10%
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100
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__
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Texas
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Indianapolis Power & Light
Paper
Swift
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81
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Oct
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Indiana
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Sundstrand
200
100
International
11%
(Un)
Sunray Oil Corp
20%
1
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Nov
25% Aug
24% Jan
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20
•
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19%
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9%
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200
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JTOCKS
Week's
Last
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Chemical Corp
Delaware Power
Electric Storage
Fidelity
Si
&
Phlla
Power
6
26V4
433/4 Mar
Consol Edison of N Y
70% Mar
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493A
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25%
175
22 %
28
701
34%
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A
14%
Nov
18 Va July
25
93/a
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Creameries of America Inc
Crocker First Nat'l Bank_^
22 Va
Dec
Crown
22%
25
9%
620
22
Sep
8%
Jun
19%
20
60
14%
Feb
20
Jun
13%
133/4
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170
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BONDS
El
Paso
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115% July
122'/a
Dec
Foods
General
Motors
Paint
Conv
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Allegheny Ludlum
Steel
Harbison
Home
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5
Walker
(Joseph)
Refractories
Co
Star
35% Mar
5
43%
43%
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1,575
37%
Oct
43%
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700
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93%
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81%
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19
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94%
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3.00
Feb
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8%
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Nov
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9
Oct
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40
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165
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Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
138
17
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138
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87
18
Oct
21%
Jan
39%
180
35
Aug
39%
Dec
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39%
182
34% May
13% Sep
39%
Dec
16%
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100
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290
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502
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34%
34%
213
28% May
36
NoV
48
60
222
21 '/a
60
Dec
a57% a59%
176
4%
127
a40 a40%
75
4%
20
•
10
26%
26%
2121%
9%
1
50
33%o
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
39%
Apr
11%
al3%
__25
common
39%
37%
22
186
13%
__25
Corp (Un)„
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Petroleum Co
Nov
210
30%
30%
18%
1
preferred
Pacific Tel Si Tel
Packard Motor Co
*
a23% a25%
a€03A a6l%
1
preferred
Service
Pacific
1.35
•
a25%
a61%
»
redeemable
Dec
a37% a39%
390
Oct
a203/4 a21%
25
preferred
redeemable
Jan
a20% a20%
14%
11%
81c
1st preferred
1st
62
38%
Oct
5%%
5%
4.80%
48%
a20%
14%
Jan
24% July
25
Pacific
866
37%
14%
8%
Apr
7,840
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
2,825
a20
7% May
90c
—
Jan
4|£
a20
70% July
Feb
41
Jan
19
84c
1st preferred
Jan
33%
62
6 7o
Nov
5 -r
4%
36%
*
1,650
85c
preferred
Pacific Lighting Corp common
32%
10
•
Aug
15%
24% May
9% Nov
33%
677
~~B
29
Sep
26%
Columbia Broadcast System cl A—2%
Columbia Broadcasting System cl B_2%
Columbia Gas System (Un)
*
Solvents
9%
Feb
5
640
12%
5
13%
34%
12
5
500
34%
210
2,250
57%
Oct
Mar
91%
Oct
common
413
a92 % a94%
7%
23%
4c
Fisheries
16%
10
7%
213/4
7
Oct
1,600
Co
16%
3%
57%
<23%
71
Jan
46 %
Dec
3 Va Aug
360
.
.
Feb
July
Nov
16
a86%
75%
75%
52%
•
16%
25
43
8
Pacific Gas & Electric common
100
36 Va
25
400
1,803
20
74
7% May
1.20
Nov
391
43
33A
53,900
(Un)
245
1.30
a27
43
5c
cap
15%
a
76
a25%
Dec
17%
Feb
3%
1
Corp
15%
1
Dec
65
23/4
Inc
53% July
*
10'/a
240
43
(Un)„_10
6%
Jan
25
(Un)
1,450
•
Jan
a25% a25%
10%
7 2'A
5c
(Un)
62%
12%
a25%
10 Va
31/2
•
50%
•
common
America
5,050
Jan
72'A
5
50
5
20%
20%
2%
—
100
al0% al0%
16 % Mar
193/4
5c
(Un)
Corp
1,908
4%
Dec
8
9%
2
54%
Jan
_1
a77
25
Apr
P.10
:
9%
1%
43'A
10c
a77
50
211
1
Pacific Coast Aggregates
Pacific Finance Corp (Un)
20%
54%
*
(Un)
46
a
Jan
54%
£__Ii
(Un)
500
16%
39%
2.25 May
Feb
39%
L—10
common
Sugar Co
2,325
a52% a53%
50
1
53
a77
1.20
47%
.u.
Co
12%
53%
2,100
Jan
68
36 %
1
Railway (Un)
Petroleum
11%
a
1.90
a44% a44 %
32"%
•
Investment
52%
2.10
1.75
1 75
•
(Un)
Aviation
Feb
2.10
Jan
336
_•
(Un)
Oct
14%
45
Central
Oct
6"%
Sep
20
17 %
_•
75%
10
a60 % a60%
Y
Service
61c
14%
•
Clorox Chemical Co
Commercial
7%
a9%
25
16
17% Jun
17%
Oct
—
Niagara Mohawk Power
39%
7%
Oct
Jan
Jan
1
Company
10
(Un)
Fuel
59 %
a9%
Jan
13%
i03/8
A
Dec
7%
Va
45
5
20%
(Un)
Nov
2%
Chrysler Corp
Colorado
Dec
5
common
Tractor
St
160%
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp
24%
5
Eureka Mining Co
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Milw
Jun
13
4
878
May
—5
10
Central
Chic
150"%
Jan
58 Va
5
.
Ginger Ale
Corp
2,193
51
75
1
Pacific
Celanese
160% 160%
a59% a59%
8%
200
49 %
Sep
National City Lines
National Distillers Prod
120
53/4
46
al7Va a 17%
30
2%
16% Mar
685
9
53/4
6% Apr
6 Va Aug
42
10
39% May
38J
Jan
125
Morrison-Knudsen Co
369
1,375
4%
1,555
Oct
42%
73c
100
33%
35%
Oct
a97
43/a
43 Va
Oct
Sep
10%
Jan
2.85 May
32%
Dec
2%
70c
16%
Dec
•
43 Va
»6
13%
10%
Apr
Dec
1.65
43/8
_♦
Co
25
a95%
35'A
11%
200
1.65
Montgomery Ward Si
227
70c
Oct
3,239
12%
1.65
Montana-Dakota Utilities (Un)
Montana Power Co common (Un)
a2%
a97
11% Mar
11%
Feb
14% al4%
36
3% Feb
23
1.65
Jun
280
39%
Nov
48% Mar
754
11%
•
(Un)
43
1
Co
Atlantic
Caterpillar
Cons
•
Packing Corp
&
a2%
M
Oct
775
13
27%
12
•
Cement
I)
35%
M &
24%
15
Canadian
(J
75
&
2
(Un)
Canadian
Case
a35% a36Ve
M J
2
Jan
25%
55% Aug
12% liov
123/4
17
1
(Un)
Dry
12%
Jan
Jan
41
5
Sugar
California
Jan
1
(Un)
Bunker Hill Si Sullivan
(Un)
Burroughs Adding Machine
Byron Jackson Co
Calaveras
34% Jan
970
100
Company
Calamba
180
13
50
(Un);
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Eroadway-Hale Stores Inc
Budd
143
a37
12%
76 %
9% May
28 V* May
P2
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Eorden
3% Mar
3% Nov
27%
24%
o
i
Airplane
Feb
•
:
Bishop Oil Co
Boeing
Apr
2%
2% May
68% May
316
.7
Marchant Calculators Inc
Marine Bancorporation
(Un)
Martin Co (Glenn)
L
50
on
Corp
24%
300
..25%
_1
National Auto Fibres
25
(Un)
Corp
High
2
533/4
25%
I." 2.50
Lyons-Magnus class B
Macy & Co (R H) common
Magnavox Co
Range Since Jan. 1
42%
160 y2
Now
2
53%
•
Kern County Land
McNeill & Libby
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc (Un)
42%
Co
Steel
•>o
a33% a33%
•
48%
Libby
a35%
10
Corp
Aviation Corp
Blair Holdings
125
a
May
(Un)
10% May
35% July
Aircraft
Bendix
774
2%
__
40 Va
a48% a48%
~2
50
100
al4%
20
-'
•
com
9%
*
Aug
~_1
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Kennecott Copper Corp
9%
36 %
72
18
7%
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
(Un)
Ohio RR
Dec
58% Dec
Petroleum
Bankline
Beech
Si
Nov
46 3/a
10%
Corp
Baldwin-LimarHamil
Baltimore
27Va
Apr
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
Preferred
Apr
100
Fe
24 3A May
35
Apr
Apr
(Un)
(Un)
Top & Santa
Wedge
;;
Atok-Big
May
12%
Bank
Avco Manufacturing
18 Va
48%
American Tel & Tel Co
American Viscose Corp
(ill)
15c
Oct
660
Light (Un)
Radiator Ac S S (Un)
Smelting & Refining—
Common
(Un)
Steel
Nov
(Un)_l
a
Jan
*
5
*
65%
(Un),
822
American
Armco
27%
ao%
12%
60
_•
Co
58%
20
71
(Un)
15 %
American
Anglo
9c
14 Va
Oil
com
a77%
26
71
(Un).—;
lo
&
Mining
Johns-Manville Corp
Low
a77 %
12%
Nov
a27 Va a27>/a
•
57%
(Un)
Co
Intex
Jun
High
2%
•
American Car Si Foundry (Un)
American Factors Ltd (Un)
American Potash & Chem class B
Copper
Calif Natl
Jan
85c
Shares
a3 7»
_•
18%
•
1
(Un)
Jan
(Un)
Matson Navigation Co (Un)
Meier & Frank Co
Inc—(_
Menasco Mfg Co common
<Un)
American
11
for Week
27 V8
2%
Oct
Jan
Sales
Range
l
Jun
331&C
8
Exchange
of Prices
Low
19
!
;
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
American Airlines Inc
Woolen
41o
26%
*
Dec
20
40c
3,200
15
45%
Last
Broadcasting
700
12.50
Friday
Allied Chem & Dye
Corp
65
80c
9c
243
14
Co
International Paper Co
International Tel & Tel
Jan
16% May
12%
International Harvester (Un)
Inter'l Nickel Co Canada (Un)
523/4
10
Corp__
Co
Anaconda
Idaho
Jan
Par
Power
Jan
Dec
35 Va
Dec
14%
Oct
23%
(Un)II__1
Jan
Dec
65
Oct
8%
143
14.
Feb
13
1,705
50
6%
6 3/4
30
1
Nov
a
1,145
II__12%
2%
100
Sale Price
Co
23
NOV
30%
10c
stocks
Alleghany Corp
13A
8%
.
Brake
Electric
Reduction
18% Aug
4% Jan
725
30
*
Corp
14
~
•
31%
54%
_
11
15%
"20
53
San Francisco Stock
Atchison
May
65
10 %
Jan
70 ya
18%
Honolulu Oil Corp
Jan
Oct
29
25
1
Co
Aug
32
27
16
27%
Co
Armour: &
333A
440
27%
Toy Mining
—10c
United Engineering &
Foundry Co
5
American
Apr
Hudson Motor Car Co
Hunt Foods Inc
San
American
21%
50
64%
15%
1
30
Glass
Bolt
American Can
Oct
1,699
56
a__
•
34%
63/4
$2.50 convertible
Air
16%
200
Feb
11% Aug
39 Va Nov
54% Mar
298
Jan
2% Apr
22
17%
A
30
Fireproofing Corp
5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common— —2.50
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
20
46 %
*
__
Jun
Jan
a52 a52%
•
Holly Development Co
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Honokaa Sugar Co (Un)
22 Va
Nov
40'A Mar
546
34%
19%
Renner
Jan
Jan
Dec
Jan
hi
38 Va
1,270
•
Jan
Oct
ft Nov
31%
a70
1
10
20%
6%
7
3
class
47% Jan
Jan
43%
*
24% July
Oct
18 Va
1
Nov
369
lft
89
6%
Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd
7
1,100
21
42%
*
Jan
576
1,517
1%
21
a 69%
pfd
16 3/a
13%
45%
lft
(Un)
Sep
311
386
"7
Sep
Nov
11% Mar
1,482
42%
Deo
17 Va
26 Va
35
a69%
Feb
Dec
,
44%
•
3%
Oct
r%
20
Greyhound Corp
Co
234
-35
♦
(Un)
non-cum
Hancock
Oil
-
a44
•
Oct
_100
Dec
31
Supply
a25 a25 Va
lo
common
Corp
Ry
21% Mar
Jun
2.40
riS
10
Fuel
Screw
North
%»Oct
28
—
1
10
Pitts
High
21% Ma*
14
400
Oct
100
Jan
*
15%
Feb
8
9% Feb
15
1,053
-
Ltd
18%
0
Gas
Mountain
National
15%
(Un)"—11"I5
Utilities
Co
46
17
300
5
Oct
22%
15%
2.60
common
Oct
17
_
15%
Oct
32%
(Un)
16
7'A
7%
103 % Nov
6% Dec
240
•
preferred
Jan
200
7%
32
-
32
7%
99
6%
7%
Corp!"_ 10
6
213/4
34
6%
Nov
2.60
-
50
7%
10
Joy Manufacturing Co
Lone
Great
Low
15
102% 102 %
~
18%
22%
Corp
102 %
,
Feb
90
64%
32
j..
37%
143/4
Jan
3
37%
_
84
48% May
5
i
18%
Duquesne Brpwing
Equitable Gas Co
Jan
12'A Jan
2.60
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Corp
Public
State
Graham-Paige
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
19%
Jun
_5
Co
pieferred
Goodyear Tire «fe Rubber
<
•
Feb
11%
•
4%
Sales
*
Blaw-Knox Co
Columbia Gas System
Follansbee
Low
17 Va
*
52
•
2nd
General
Golden
for Week
Par
Sep
250
945
.
a__
643
Preferred
,
64
85
_
Chem
at
Electric Co
General
$300
Gas
Machinery
General
122 Va 122 %
39
55% Sep
j.
Capwell Co
Eureka Corp Ltd
Ewa Plantation Co
Federated Petroleums
Food
1964.
Feb
142
64 Va
Corp
Emporium
Nov
405
(Un)__10c
A
——
General
& Tel—
3%s convertible debentures
33 Va
*r
Jan
_•
Electric Bond & Share Co (Un)
Rights
72
...20
85
de Nemours
Products
Dec
58
64 Va
Eastern Air Lines Inc (Un)
Eastman Kodak Co common (Un)
El
Dorado
Oil
Works
Electrical
Dec
58 %
38 y8
12%
5
cl
Oct
%
Nov
a 14%
19%
common
35%
32
al4%
25
common
High
31% Feb
38 Va
—
—5
common
Laboratories
177
Jan
171
35
Mont
677
12
(Un)I_I
Du
61%
19%
«
B
58%
1
Doernbecher Mfg Co
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Dow Chemical Co new common..
,43 Va Feb
32% Nov
8
Corp
Giorgio Fruit class A
Class
58%
1
Preferred
Di
4,149
58
Publishing Co (Un)-IIIII—__1
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
1
'
49%
40
common
preferred
Zellerbach
Low
%
15
_
Range Since Jam. 1
High
15/64
-1.33%
(Un)
Curtis
Dec
*
Co
Corp
Consolidated
Feb
9%
26%
•
Power
Co
22%
8%
8%
Grocers
Low
a33% a33%
•
9%
Feb
Shares
a33%
•
(Un)
9%
—
•
common
American Tel
Ind
16
3
Westmoreland
Chem
235
common
&
Consolidated
2,709
50
El
Nov
for Week
15/64
15%
Light-,
&
Electric
Scranton-Spring
Oil
1ft Dec
Dec
Apr
653/a
•
Mfg
preference
Co
Motors Inc
Bun
1ft
85%
—1
RR
Paper
1.526
25
15%
— —
Transportation
Scott
1ft
Commonwealth Edison
Rights
64
10
Reading
Reo
42% Jan
85
1
$1.40
'
Nov
25%
25
—
Phllco Corp
Public Service
Par
35%
15 Va
L)
Participating
;High
.
100
64%
1
Lemgh Coal & Navigation
Lenigh Valley RE:.
Salt
Low
40%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
5
Hudson Pulp & Paper—
5.12% series B preferred
Water
High
Week's
el Prices
.
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
5
Motors Corp
Gimbel Brothers
Hires (Charles E)
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
37%
—
10
General
Martin. (Glenn
Pennroad Corp
5
1ft
25»/«
*
Deposit Co
DECEMBER
39%
mmmm
Light common_13%
Battery.^
of Prices
Low
1
ENDED
for Week
Par
Davison
WEEK
FOR
Sales
a40%
Feb
49% Mar
4% July
62% July
6
27
Oct
37
Feb
Feb
'
40 Va
480
40 Va
Oct
42%
a63 a63'A
70
58%
Oct
68'A Mar
40 Va
Aug
I*
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2196)
...
Monday, December 8, 1952
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Last
Range
Shares
Equip
Railway
Rayonier
(Un)
Realty common
&
Incorp
Preferred
common
Reserve
Oil
Rheem
Manufacturing
Richfield
Russ
Oil
Co
Corp.—
Building
pld
7%
Co
Ryan Aeronautical Co
St Joseph Lead
LUn).
fit "Regis Paper Co (Un)
Ban Mauricio Mining.
ScHenley Industries (Un)
Shell
Oil
;
:
1
Co
&
OH
fiocony-Vacuum
Southern Calif Edison
Preferred
4.48%
6%
preferred
preferred
Southern
fipferry
Inc
Standard
of
N
42
42
205
32%
Jan
42
Dec
25
60%
135
25%
63%
1,877
24%
Nov
33
Jan
Feb
73% July
„
15
__
;
—
__
—
Carbide
Union
12% '
Sugar
Aircraft
Jan
United
Air
Lines
1,015
29%
Oct
34%
Nov
260
36%
Oct
49
Jan
United
Can
&
500
18%
Oct
21%
Apr
United
Gas
Corp
76
Oct
15c
Jan
23%
Oct
28%
Glass Co
■
__
-10
2%'
—
<Un>
10%
—
49% May
50% Mar
66%
Feb
83
Mar
Utah-Idaho
83
40%
406
76
Oct
107
Mar
Victor
1,145
39%
Oct
47%
Jun
35%
1,399'
32%
Oct
40%
26%
26%
125
a31% a31%
31 31%
31% 31%
50
Equipment
Warner
Bros
Jan
26% May
29
Apr
32%
Nov
Westates Petroleum common
165
30%
Jan
33%
Aug
10
30%
Jan
33
34
-Apr
23%
38%
Nov
Jan
Preferred
(Un)
—
20
Mar
16%
Nov
Western
Oct
44%
Nov
Western
Dept
236
32 %
Apr
Oct
40%
Nov
Western
Railroad
Jan
27
75
7%
297
27
Nov
10
23
10%
Jan
Aug
64% July
Jim
2,023
149
73%
Oct
82%
75
330
72
Oct
83
75
—
Alumiriium
Last
50% Feb
Air
-
Asbestos
Atlas
Corp
Steels
pfd
Co
WEEK
FOR
Yellow
Lgt
&
Cab
British: Columbia- Poster class
Co
Bruck
12% Oct
18%
Jan
1,065
24%
25%
Jun
6'A
305
15
8%
44
Feb
July
11%
Sep
43%
Oct
56%
Jan
2,545
46
Oct
52'A
Sep
305
51%
a23%
6%
18 y2
5
23
Mar
38
350
46
50%
Jun
16% May
1,050
8%
45
50%
.
a23 a23%
39 %'
39%
12%
350
a80
a80
8>A Nov
120
12%
15
24% Aug
40% Mar
Aug
11% Jun
79
July
13%
86
Mar
22
Jan
24%
24
24 y2
2,322
Apr
27
Feb
20%
20%
20%
450
18% Oct
24
Jan
41%
42%
185
41
Apr
53%
Jan
a24
a24
5
18
Nov
31%
Jan
34%
Apr
39%
Feb
9%
Nov
13'A
Jan
■
38%
38%
39
7,365
9%
9%
9%
9,163
'
14%
14%
14%
25
14
Feb
14%
Feb
•
19 y8
19%
19%
5,417
19
Oct
25%
Apr
92
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209
6
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73
73
75
625
20
Canada
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Jan
Apr
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30y2 Jun
Sep
8'/8
Jan
35%
Nov
5%
preferred
Canadian
27 %
7%
Feb
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Breweries
Canadian Bronze
Class
A
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36 »/2
Aug
Dec
8.30
Feb
63
Jun
80%
Sep
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Apr
28%
19
Jan
25
6.40
1,125
22%
585
35
89%
62
52% Mar
78% Nov
44% Mar
50
Jan
15%
Jun
20
Jan
34% Jun
42
Jan
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17%
2,278
37%
38
130
14'/2
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225
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13%
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2,100
96
96
96
25
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31%
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17
Oct
Aug
Jun
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38
Apr
49%
Jan
32
Feb
36
Aug
13%
22
20 %
21%
Jan
Oct
16
Aug
May
26
Jan
25%
Jan
Nov
Apr
Oct
31
13%
96
Feb
100
Nov
4,006
30 V*
Oct
40
Mar
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Jan
Oct
47 y4
17%
18
1,125
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15
490
14% May
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15
19%
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20
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3,455
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155
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100
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440
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3
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235
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Nov
15
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Nov
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160
256 %
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11
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386
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100
100
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Canada
of
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Power
International
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Lewis
Jun
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Nov
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3,109
17
Oct
24
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430
52
Apr
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290
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Oct
6%
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9%
Nov
4
Apr
8%
Nov
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National
Steel
&
Chemical
6,370
940
35%
35%
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Jan
Jan
45%
Jan
Nov
200
29
Mar
40%
27
570
21
May
27
Dec
150
20
Apr
26 %
Nov
15
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25
14
Sep
17
Jan
5
97%
Oct
98%
200
7%
Jan
11%
Sep
436
24%
Jan
28
Aug
37
200
29% July
37
Dec
a
9%
26
36
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35
;
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76
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33 V2
1,195
145
145
145
35
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a
common
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Development
1
a
85
Feb
Jan
37
Aug
141
May
155
73
24%
Nov
30 Broad Street
100
16
Feb
19
Feb
378
64% Mar
75
Aug
46
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52
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common
preferred
Ontario Steel Products
Jan
Nov
26 %
—
*
7%
11
32
9%
26%
—
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385
9%
Sep
Feb
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18'A
9%
100
Car
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26
35%
*
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Jan
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preferred
13
155
400
9%
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National
Feb
Sep
Jan
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250
35%
A
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30
33%
Jan
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31% Jun
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Dec
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73
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20
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Dec
17
9%
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Sep
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97
30%
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Oct
83
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81% Mar
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Mar
58
53
29
32
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22
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42%
31%
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10% Jun
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50
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4.65
Apr
Nov
July
150
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35
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3.45
106
170
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102
39
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97
17%
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18
Aug
Oct
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50
62%
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Bay Mining & Smelting
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Apr
May
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•
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105
40
Apr
19
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3
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Nov
May
21
1,340
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Jan
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2,370
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31
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46
40
400
all
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Canadian Stock
16%
24 J/2
25
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8%
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Feb
22%
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:
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15
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•
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Davis Leather
42%
32
Glass
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14%
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Coghlin (B J)
Consol Mining & Smelting
Corbys
12
105
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Feb
Sep
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580
16'A
25
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14%
34%
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Canadian
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38
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5%
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36 y2
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27%
168
July
Jan
May
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1,'469
12%
31
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•
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500
363
330
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42
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Feb
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100
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21
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307
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DECEMBER
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Radio Corp
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Bale Price
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FOR
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Friday
Volume 176
Number 5175
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
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(2197)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Range
Shares
Sale Frice
Par
Powell River
Power
Company
Corp
Price
Bros
of
&
Co
Ltd
preferred
Provincial Transport
Quebec Power
Oil
Co
:
22
22%
34
34
35
550
32
31
32
2.074
91
91
100
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Series
A
Series
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B
Sherwin
Sicks'
Williams
of
4%%
Steel
of
Triad
75
75%
100
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16
515
Tuckett
United
31
Oct
46
Feb
104
Mar
120
42%
Dec
1,413
38
42%
42%
42%
May
355
41
Nov
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*
Western
Windsor
9 %
Hotel
July
104.10
(Geo
Wilsils
5%
1
common
29
129
90%
104.25
27
50
33
1,690
680
32%
32 %
32%
13%
13%
13%
2.20
2.15
50
50
25
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988
6.70
7.00
200
26%
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150
20%
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preferred
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25
3.30
100
93%
18%
655
Mar
Jan
9.80
Jan
27
Nov
19%
Jan
41
Oct
100
Nov
13%
Jan
25
25
19%
10
25
Jan
25% Mar
27%
25
27
Jan
28% May
Barvallee
Nov
Mines
Red
Bonville
Gold
Bouzan
Gold
Cassiar
Asbestos
Centremaque
Gold
Consolidated
Candego
35%
Apr
39%
Oct
866
27%
Apr
31%
Sep
38%
Apr
40 %
Jan
110
-
Dome
Mines
Range
Dominion
Donalda
Anglo Nlfd Development Co
Belding-Corticelli Limited com..
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Ltd
Company
91/4
100
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100
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Ltd
♦
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10
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Co
Packers
Ltd
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47
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Co
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Ltd
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Paper
Mfg
&
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Great
Ltd
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Maritime Teleg
Maxwell
&
Montreal
&
National
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al.00
64
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80%
32
Feb
2.15
35
Feb
Nov
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3.65 Mar '
a__
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5%
Dec
9
1.05 Aug
25
-Jun
Jan
1.30
27c
Nov
58c
Mar
6'/aC
13,000
6c
Oct
14c
May
5 VaC
19,000
3c
July
8c
Mar
7c
500
7c
Dec
12c
Mar
20%
21%
485
16%
Jan
23
2.00
3.25
158,700
2.00
Dec
44c
6,000
1.30
1.37
16,500
6.75
6.80
Jan
Perchcourt
Jan
Jan
38%
Jan
13
Jun
25
37
Sep
40%
Feb
50
65
Rix-Athabasca
50
Oct
67
Jan
24%
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20
May
32
Feb,
32%
150
32
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5.00
100
35
6%
6%
85c
1.00
3,900
60
59%
60%
1,035
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39%
4% May
July
20
6
75c
8%
Oct
50
1.85
Feb
Jan
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16
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Miller
Siscoe Gold
Mines
Mines
Soma-Duvernay
Stadacona
Standard
Mines
Gold
(1944)
Nov
33 %c
Sep
2%c
10c 13%c
Mines
Feb
11%
Feb
12
Apr
14%
Nov
Sep
55
Jan
15%
36
13
Jan
6
Aug
Sep
16
300
6
Sep
285
22
25
24%
109
21
3.50
22%
170
300
17% Aug
4%c Jan
62,500
8c
Oct
28c
Apr
32c
3,000
30c
Nov
55c
Jan
8c
4,500
7c
Jun
16c
12c
lbc
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12c
19%
19%
7
May
28%
9.00
400
'
9.10
Jan
Aug
50c
Aug
20 % July
11% Aug
13
Jan
17 Va
Jan
550
8.00
Dec
27 %
Aug
Oct
Dec
7% July
.
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10
16
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Nov
16%
Nov.
HART
385
38c
4,800
13
750
35c
38c
1.10
43c
35c
75 %c
Apr
50c
Nov
1.00
Apr
800
,
35c
Jan
50c
500
Calvan
Edmonton
95c
8,225
6c
Nov
23c
Apr
13c
15c
4,000
13c
Oct
28c
4.00
4.00
900
1.15
2,400
62c
8,600
3.90
Oct
Oct
90c
Jan
5.60
Apr
1.38
Apr
500
1.20
Oct
3.15
Apr
1.56
200
1.40
Nov
2.45
Apr
3.25
1,550
2.90
Nov
3.60
Jun
1.50
25c
1.50
'
25c
1.04 May
500
20c
Nov
15c
4,000
13c
Oct
34c
Feb
21c
5,000
18c
Oct
34c
Jan
1.20
1.40
8,800
,
1.20
Dec
3.15
Jan
9c
2,000
8c
Oct
18c
Jan
3,150
16 %
Dec
25
Jan
1.28
1,000
8%c
14,500
4.75
5.20
6,715
1.08
7,000
83c
Nov
2.24
52c
52c
1,000
47c
Oct
74 % c
Jan
8c
500
5c
Jun
10 %c
Aug
33c
33c
1,000
27c
Oct
45c
Jan
7c
Mar
17c
Aug
Feb
9c
7.25
2,900
1.05
Jan
7%c Nov
4.10
2,000
7.00
2.75
5.90
2.60
Feb
Oct
Oct
2.77
1,600
25c
26c
13,300
1.55
300
IIV2C
12c
4,500
9%c Oct
18c
1,000
17 %c Aug
2.60
2.80
5,800
20%
1.45
2.05
14%
19
1.50
14,800
55c
61c
9,000
51c
28c
31c
31c
550
39c
11,800
2.40
4.30
41,600
2 Vac
3.95
2 VaC
1.05
2.40
1.71
20c
Aug
8.00
Jan'
3.45
Jan
65c
Nov
2.30
Sep
Jan
Dec
May
Oct
Dec
5,000
2c
Oct
38c
Dec
Apr
Apr
5.75 Aug
Oct
21c
1.05
July
19 %C
Feb
28c
Sep
4.75 Mar
23%
Aug
1.58
Nov
80c
Mar
50c
Jan
4.40
Nov
4%c
Jan
Southern
1,925
6.00
Nov
9.60
5.30
550
5.00
Nov
8.00 July
11%
Oils
Oil
1,550
2.70
4,550
2.30
Dec
10
10%
8.50
Sep
65c
65c
2,375
2,500
4.40
Co—
4.40
4.40
100
1.62
1.62
200
1.40
Jun
2.34
4.80
4.45
7.15
97,400
4.45
Dec
12%
Sep
2.95
3.10
1,000
2.80
Jan
5.50
July
Petroleums——
Pipe Lines Producers Ltd—
Ltd
Explorers
Ltd
Cordasun
Oils
90c
90c
500
-
Ltd
1.88
Jan
9c
Oct
4.10
89c
Dec
25c
Nov
55c
Jan
Dec
13%
Apr
800
2.20
2.35
800
7.75
7.75
100
Ltd
—
Canada
2.20
Ltd—.
Ltd
12
Ltd
Island
Marigold
89c
12
6.65
2.20
7.75
3,050
1,000
12%
12
46c
Dec
Dec
Nov
Dec
5.00 July
26c
4.25
4.35
7.75
17"%
Apr
Oct
Feb
Dec
Jan
Petroleums
Oils Ltd
95 Vac May
New
British
New
Continental
Dominion
Oil
Co
Oil
of
Ltd——.
Can
Ltd.
1.15
Dec
3.00
Apr
1,000
22c
Dec
2.25
Apr
90c
500
90c
Dec
2.25
2.10
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800
22c
90c
Ltd-___^._.
50c
1.60
22c
46c
46c
1.60
—
&
Apr
3,000
4,500
46,200
853,700
6,700
Long
1.70
Sep
10c
29c.
Oils
Apr
74c
6.85
Ltd
of
1.76
2.65
25c
Ventures
Apr
9c
6.65
Co
Dec
7.75
60c
25c
Petroleums
60c
Nov
Apr
1.75 May
2.50
6.65
Oil
90c
Dec
3.50 July
9c
1.34
Oil
4.40
Nov
70c
Ltd
Petroleums
60c
14%
2.60
Producers Ltd
Co
6.95 Aug
6.10
2.30
2.95
Atlantic
Oil
Jan
Jan
65c
Ltd
Crest
Jan
19
10%
Ltd
Oils
Oils
5.25
Oct
5.75
Admiral
Devonian
700
11%
10%
2.70
Canadian
Rio
Apr
1,700
6.50
5.00
Ltd
Ltd
Leduc
89c
40c
6.25
5.00
Ltd
Jet
h|.
Apr
30c
17%
Kroy Oils Ltd
P.
Jan
6.30
Corp
Oils Lands
Gaspe
JOHNS.
74c
38c
Petroleums
Home
ST.
Jan
3.10
Oct
Feb
29c
19
Ltd
Co
Canada
General
offices:
1.00
He ll%c
58c
Federated
1181 St. Catherine Street West, Montreal
Dec
Apr
May
10,500
1
Empire Oils & Minerals
Empire Petroleum Ltd
MONTREAL
Jan
8c
Oils' Ltd—j.
Altex
Del
Telephone PL-9501
Apr
17%
Oil Stocks—
East
MARKET
Apr
73c
Oct
4,600
a40c
40c
81%
Oct
Dec
12
4,400
60c
a40c
63%
Feb
Jun
35c
55c
Wendell Mineral Products
Western Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd—
Mines Ltd
Consolidated
EXCHANGE
68
35c
*•
1.27
Wcstvillfe
Central
EXCHANGE
3.60
1.38
Mines
Pyrite & Copper
Canada
Dec
1.50 Feb
Dec
18C
Jan
July
Aug
2.78
16%
Tungsten Corp of Canada Ltd
Calgary &
4.25
Oct
90c
2.60
Ltd
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class A—.
55%
16c
8,600
2,000
1.50
Anglo-Canadian Oil
112
39c
13,000
1.00
2.78
16%
25c
Feb
1
1.20
—
Ltd
Dec
Feb
19c
Apr
97c
9c
21
Nov
May
15c
7.10
Apr
Feb
'Jan
6c
19c
—
20
3.25
23c
Jan
8c
19%
51%
Oct
3c
1.56
Ltd—
Nov
108
Oct
6c
500
11%C
Lake Mines
Weeden
7.45
1,500
3.10
Tobrit Silver Mines Ltd
Trebor
725
6c
4.75
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
Tache
8.15
3%c
1.10
11 %c
Jan-
30
Nov
40c
8c
17%
40
-
Dec
30c
Ltd
Violamac
10
45
SHERBROOKE
Jan
1.28
-i—
Ltd
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
Ventures Ltd
a5%
-
13c
13 % Mar
25c
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Feb
a5%
TROIS-RIVIERES
Nov
5,500
^__
Ltd-.:
Jun
-5
Branch
1.62
1.00
30
250
WEST.
Aug
2,275
52c
52
40
ST.
82c
3c
4.00
Mines
Nov
55%
ST. JAMES
Jan
1.55
13c
Ltd
Jan
25
CURB
7.10
5.25
15%
58c
50
Ltd
Gold
27%
55%
MONTREAL
12
Dec
1,150
15%
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
49%
350
STOCK
Oct
3.15
1.10
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Jan
500
&
8.45
7%
1,000
2.78
:
Mines
Jan
7.00
STOCK
Dec
100
3.25
8c
Uranium
14
18 %
MONTREAL
5.30
9.80
2%c
35c
Ltd
21%
3.45
TORONTO
5.25
9.80
1,000
1,000
1.50
Nov
875
108% 108 %
6.25
1.55
13c
Feb
21
...
Apr
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24%
■
Sep
July
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40
30
7.00
r
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6.00
24%
18%
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May
%
30
7.00
Jan
Aug
10%
a
1.01
9.00
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45
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18%
Feb
48 %
6.00
19 %
Nov
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Jan
Jan
May
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Jan
7
28
18
200
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Jan
62c
68
Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quemont Minine Corp Ltd
a22 a22%
--
Jan
12
12%
Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd—
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_
Quebec Manitou Mines Ltd
24
14
9.20
2,025
2,500
35c
Quebec
39
14
Oct
19
(Quebec) LtdDredging Ltd
Gold
50
48
1.53 Aug
63 c
Que
12
39
10%
Aug
62c
Ltd
Ltd—
Gold
Jan
48
500
Oct
Sep
65c
35VaC Apr
1.08
Aug
5.65
17%
1.00
Pyrites Co Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines
Pato Cons
11
'
Jan
5c
Ltd-
Ontario
30
Nov
3iy8 May
.50
7,050
19 %
;
Ltd—
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd—.
305
: 100
45
28c
8c
1.70 Mar
12c
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12
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2,642
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37
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27c
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see
Dec
7%c
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Canadian
For footnotes
Aug
16c
Mines
Central
QUEBEC
Aug
4c
95c
2,500
15%
:
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7
■
Mar
11c
500
9,600
30c
Mines
Goldvue
100
/
19c
Jan
6c
Ltd—
.
Gold
Calumet
9%
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Nov
Oct
May
17%
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
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6.60
3.25
6c
1.02
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9%
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Dec
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Jan
100
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Dec
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10
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3%c
10%
30
,
Dec
3c
4c
Ltd
5 % May
Canadian
276
14c 14 %c
Ltd—
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7% May
102
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&
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..
6,600
Nov
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600
32
$
.
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Jan
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11 %c Jan
80c
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,
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5.70
.
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15
24%
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105,200
22 %c
3.15
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Orange
2,000
12,000
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class
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3c
80c
—
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•
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Oct
2,000
3,500
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63c
Jan
Jan
—
Refrig & Storage Ltd
Moore Corn
Oct
59c
12c
67c
4%c
10 %c
Cockshutt
37
100
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10c
4%c
Jan
4c
Ltd
Feb
Dec
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May
10c
27 %c
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Jan
6.25
Nov
and Tel Co Ltd com-10
Ontario
12
Jan
4.05
♦
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Minnesota
Jan
7c
Mines Ltd
9%
100
Co—
96
Dec
3.40
Jun
4.25
50
Paper
Nov
10%
650
__
Power
160
Jan
Journal Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd.*
*
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
MacLaren
6.60
Nov
14c
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jan
.
common
common
Dec
3%c
95c
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd—
1.45
*
pfd
Ltd
Dec
84
200
5.00
al.00
com__
preferred.
conv
45
85
10%
6*4
Inter-City Baking Company Ltd
Investment
145
5.00
A
Ltd
20
Dec
2.00
100
4%%
Jan
14%
700
'
_
Paper Co
Mar
143
30,100
A—_ -50
*
Ltd
$6
Oct
65
5%
Ltd—
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preferred.
MacLeod
4.25
•
Ltd
Sec
3.25
3,000
Ltd_;._
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Macdonaid
Jan
4.05
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•
Motor Co of Can clasc
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Aug
30
65
Ltd-*
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52 %
Jun
45
3.50
■
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Ltd
41c
600
5c
Gold Mines Ltd
Louvicourt Goldllelds Ltd
4.00
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Products
Apr
31%
8
—
Woollens
Steel
Oct
3.25
5c
Lingside
'
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd— —.*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Donnaconna
Lavalic
Jan
Jan
65
__
Dominion
Jan
9%
20%
22%
•
85
$
class
5.00
Jun
May
5%
10
148
4.80
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4.00 Mar
17
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Class B
Eastern
Ltd
Ltd
Mining
Shore
4.00
5
—
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Lithograph Mfg Co
Paper Corp Ltd
(R
&
preferred-
400
35
39%
145
•
_
Consolidated
Consolidated
Crain
8%.
Lake
4.00
.......
Standard
Jan
Jun
8%
100
Alcohol
Consolidated
51
12%
8
if
Combined Enterprises Ltd common¬
s'
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100
Commercial
Apr
25% Mar
8%
*
.
47
100
a24
Mines
Labrador
215.,
36%
■
_
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18,100
25c
3.25
Feb
51
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4.80
$
_
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Jan
5.70
Mines
Gold
Mines
Jan
113
14%
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Lake
Jan
Oct
29%
—
.
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Canadian Westinghouse
Company Ltd_*
if
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3.05
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Mines
15%
Oct
95
50
— —
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.
4.00*
Gold
Kerr-Addison
29
37%
if
Ltd
Dec
3>/aC
Mines Ltd
Yellowknife
Jaculet
74
100
•
Canadian Western Lumber Co
8%
Jan
74c
Ltd
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2.00
14%
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mm
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*
100
Canadian Internat Inv Trust Ltd com_*
Canadian Marconi Company
1
Canadian
Jan
3.75
23,300
66c
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
Kayrand Mining Devel Co Ltd
Kenmayo Yukon Mines-
48
•
700
'mm'
preferred
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
15% Mar
Dec
6 %
;
if
7%
Jan
Oct
17%
50
Feb
15%
1.65
6 %
■mm
13%
Jun
12%
4,054
99
48%
4.00
if
B
Gen
Canadian
56 %'c
Oct
93c
Exploration
Jack
i
Oct
335
17%
17%
__
class
9%
12
'
*
Ltd-
Oct
2.20
74c
1.34
Mines
Iron
Hollinger
High
300
<
11
95
47
95
Hosiery Co Ltd
„1
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—
Canada
50
12%
Butterfly
Canada
2,035
12%
1.65
10
*
if
Low
9%
a
12%
L—
1
preferred
preferred
9%
al2%
;
——
:7.—
$
common
convertible
23c
mmmm
Gunnar Gold Mines Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
Feb
7,500
Jan
Mines Ltd
Sullivan
Heath
Hiah
70c
.
24,400
29c
'
East Rim Nickel
Giant
Shares
Low
Nov
2.000
2.55
%c 26 %c
4%c
Asbestos
Frobisher
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
23c
Sep
mm mm
Ltd
Fenimore
Sales
Nov
Oct
Golden Manitou Mines Ltd
Week's
Last
35
42c
625
.
Feb
3.10
Aug
31
21
20%
31
39%
50
7c
Apr
30 Va
Jan
31
10c
Ltd
Mines
26%
39%
17
Lmm
Mines
1,467
31
23%
Dec
11,065
Cortez Explorations Ltd
39%
12% Mar
Jan
14
2.20
Cournor.Mining Co Ltd
Par
Canadian
Mines
Century Mining Corp Ltd,
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd—,
Sep
10
11 % May
20%
5
74c
Ltd
Nov
Friday
Canada
Corp
29%
39
Sep
15c
Ltd
22%
39
Jun
Nov
14
98c
Mines
Jan
STOCKS
2nd
115
11
46
14c
Ltd
Apr
Canadian Fnnds
Burnett
Mines
20%
Montreal Curb Market
$5
350
Oct
15c
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Falconbridge
$3
12%
26%
14
25 %c 25 %c
Chibougamau Mines Ltd-;
Belville Gold Mines Ltd
Lake Gold Mines Ltd
East
Brown
Mines
Belle
24
10
Bickle-Seagrave
12%
21c
Jan
10
25
Dec
38 % Mar
160
45%
14
Bob's
777
a.
preferred
10
45%
10c
20%
16c
2,160
39
Sep
Sep
10
MM
Corp
Gold
22
___10
Nov
30%
125
Ltd
28%
30
48 %
2,000
Ltd
Lake
28%
29
Dec
Jan
Apr
26
25%
,
mmm
Mines
21%
30
23
28%
12c
•MM
Jan
16%
10c
Ltd
Ltd
22
*">val
7'>
Mining
Corp
28 %
10
Toronto
July
—-
Oct
120
800
48
28%
2.20
Consolid Central Cadillac
:
20
Dec
24%
925
,
47%
28%
24
10
Montreal
Scotia
50
23
48
Ltd
Gold
__10
Commerce
Nova
ADr
28%
a__
31
Yellowknife
Sulphur
Barvue
Banks—
Canadienne
110
High
Jun
Stocks—
Metals
Beatrice
50
51%
Jun
18%
Arnora
Jan
27%
__
Mining
.
Apr
Nov
Jun
95%
Jan
12%
May
25
preferred
16
34 %
95%
18%
b'.'e
6'j
200
3,070
12
Ankeno Mines Ltd
135
Apr
18%
40%
116
23
a2l% a22%
Breweries
Jan
Oct
18%
116
LOW
28%
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
14%
Oct
5.95
39%
40%
95%
common
27
41%
mm
Ltd
American
Mar
50
44%
Nov
35Vb Aug
Mar
Oct
Ltd
35%
Sep
10
20
Ltd
Dec
Oct
128
6.70
♦
common—
2.12
25
1,450
23
(Can)
Nov
Apr
1,357
44%
100
Limited
'
12%
24%
A
27
104%
Ascot
12%
24%
Oct
48
Jan
Mar
28% May
29% May
3,200
128
12
11
Jan
24
1.075
2.30
128
12
•
Electric
preferred
Zellers
50
225
32%
*
Ltd
Winnipeg
%
27
33
__
Weston
10
47%
a
a__
10
Pipe Line
Co
Canada
Dec
10%
23
50
mmm
Nov
21 %
•
Worts
Products
26
Jun
♦
&
Westeel
&
19% May
*
_
(Jack)
18%
__
•
Oil
Watson
550
4714
100
al9
Gas of Canada Ltd—
United Amusement
Corp Ltd class A__
United Corporations class B
610
a
28%
al9
Union
23
100
Leaseholds
48% July
Mountain
21%
•
Gooderham
Jan
Mar
Traders Finance Corp
21
47%
*
preferred
Jan
28%
A
class
Transvision-Television
Range Since Jan. 1
High
immm
pfd
Stowell' Screw
Trans
Shares
24%
Industries Ltd-,
Southern Canada Power 6%
Ltd
for Week
Low
common.
Russell
22
*
Corp
47%
45
Ltd
mm
Co
Sales
Range
Coventry Ltd class A_
21
—100
Ltd
46
Renold
(Canada)
22
•
common
5
Reitmans
Aug
Apr
221
Power
Biscuit
Walker
Western
Jan
75
20%
311
Canada
7%
19
Oct
34
*
Tobacco
Feb
Aug
13%
120
»
Steel
17
.70
_
41
Oils
Viau
Mar
75%
5
Stores
14
120
Preferred
Thrift
11% Aug
260
235
*
Canada
Sep
32%
B
Canada
Co
95
12%
50
preferred
Southern
Jan
Jan
41
common
class
33%
89
18%
__
Simpsons
Apr
100
120
Sons
&
Oct
•
com
preferred
4%r/c
preferred
(Hi
35
50
Power
4%
Breweries
Simon
&
May
26
a
34
Pa
29
a
__
Week's
of Prices
Last
High
Jan
al2%
*
'
21
29
al7V2
Royalite Oil Co Lta
•
Lawrence Corp common
•
St Lawrence Flour Mills 7%
pfd—100
STOCKS
Sep
al8
St
Shawinigan
2,815
al2%
•
5
Friday
Low
22 %
•
DECEMBER
Sale Price
•
common
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
•
4r'o
Royalite
Low
*
Canada
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Week's
last
STOCKS
2.15
3,800
4.20
Apr
1.11
1.38
10,900
3.40
Apr
"
1.60
Apr
41
42
(2198)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, December 8, 1952
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Rang*
New
Superior Oils of
Okalta
Ltd
Shares
Ltd
Oils
Sour is
Sweet
Tor
Grass
Tri-Tor
Oils
6.75
Apr
Canada
2.65
2.75
2,300
2.65
Dec
4.95
Apr
Class
9.50
Sep
14%
Apr
Canada
Mar
Canada Northern Power
Packers
2,100
9,300
39c
Dec
1.25
Apr
Canada Southern
30c
30c
36c
2,500
30c
Dec
51c
Sep
Canada
1.35
1.45
1,600
1.30
Permanent
48
48'A
215
1
10%
9.60
10%
7,516
•
72'A
72%
72%
37
47%
47%
82
84
55c 65'Ac
6,063
Oils
common
Nov
3.00 Mar
50
47'A
1.10
1.30
1,400
1.10
Dec
2.40
1.75
2,600
1.70
Dec
4.30 Mar
Canadian
Admiral
Oils
•
65c
*
1.10
1.10
6,000
1.10
Nov
1.35
Sep
Canadian
Atlantic
Oils
—2
4.35
1.50
;—10
28%
*
1.10
Oils
Ltd
1
41c
Ltd
*
Ltd
60c
1.10
18,850
60c
Dec
Apr
45c
70,250
38c
Dec
98c
Jan
Canadian Breweries
3.35
110
Nov
6.75
Apr
Canadian
80c
75c
82c
19,000
62c
Oct
87c
Aug
Canadian Car
80c
85c
1,900
80c
Oct
1.30
1.30
1.42
6,156
90c
10c
90c
1,000
84
Canadian Bank of Commerce
38c
*
Ltd
class B
Wire & Cable
3.35
1
Oils
Preferred
3.25
1.25
1.09 May
Class
Ltd
Petroleums
1
Friday
STOCKS
Pa
Abitibi Power & Paper common
$1.50 preferred ———————2
A
30
Sep
Jan
14%
13%
14'A
250
12%
Apr
16% May
15%
15%
320
14%
Nov
17'A
42%
43%
635
38%
Apr
49
Jan
980
13%
Oct
157a
Aug
63c
Oct
21c
Nov
85c
Dec
1.00
May
2.50 July
25%
—
Gas
Shares
Oils
25 % May
16%
16%
17
150
18%
Canadian
6
6 'A
145
Feb
16 %c
17c
3,050
11c
Mar
23c
Apr
9,350
12c
Jan
69c
ADr
Nov
11%
Sep
Canadian
Dec
2.00
Apr
Cariboo
Apr
9
900
1.23
28,200
Albermont
Knife
Yellow
Alberta
Pacific
Algoma
1.10
Consolidated——.
Oct
1.65
2.07
Dec
3.70 Aug
Castle
1.95
600
1.70
Oct
3.15
30 % C
33c
10,648
30 %c
Dec
65c
Oct
56%
Jan
Central
44
46'A
530
43%
Oct
50
51%
1,438
46%
Oct
23
Sep
25
Aug
26c
Apr
Chamberlain
40c 44'Ac
15,550
40c
Nov
1.19
Apr
Charter
1,250
60c
Aug
1.01
Feb
Chatco
40c
•
65c
65c
Yellowknife
1
27c
25c
30c
62,200
2.19
2.46
24,300
10c
12c
6.25
18c
*
2.20
11 %C
*
6.25
Apex
*
5%c
—1
9%c
1
;
Mines
Argus
Corp
common—
Preferred
•
Metals
Asher
Oil
Athona
Corp
Co
class
Ltd_
Mines
B
1
*
-
Atlas
Yellowknife
At'in-Ruffner Mines
Aubelle
1
:
1
Mines
Aunor
Auto
i
Gold
Bagamac
B
—
1
—
Bank
of
Nova
Bank
of
Bathurst
class
Power
class
14c
20%
25
83c
87c
19,300
—1
—
24c
26c
27,200
16c
Feb
14c
14c 14%c
6.000
lie
July
1
30c
30c
33c
5,500
30c
Dec
1.50
1.46
1.60
8,150
1.20 Feb
6
6%
175
Gas
*
12%
80
50
9c
9,200
525
8'Ac
-
Nov
Jan
Cheskirk
5%
—
5%
200
11'A
200
9
11.678
1.12
Jan
1.27
1.33
5'Ac
4%c
Apr
Chromium
50c
Feb
Citra-Lartic
14
Jan
Cobalt
87
Feb
Apr
Cockshutt
12c
Jan
Silver
Coldstream
Ltd
5,000
6c
Dec
73c
Dec
19%
100
16'/a Jan
1.71
•
33,250
1.35 Oct
lie
14c
•
7,700
8c
3.10
19%
Nov
Lode
Mines
Willans
Farm
1
Commoil I
Commonwealth
Aug
Conduits
Mines
!—1
Petroleum
570
18%
Oct
237a
Jan
Coniagas
10 %c
Oct
20c
Apr
Coniaurum
Nov
31c
Feb
Consolidated
6c
Oct
12c
Apr
Consolidated
10c
Oct
24c
Apr
Consolidated Bakeries
7,700
5c
7c
14c
2,500
4,000
2.90
1,710
2.50
Oct
3.60 May
2.00
100
2.00
Dec
4.25
16 %c
21c
56,925
12'Ac Oct
5.00
6c
Nov
Feb
27
Apr
35% May
Jan
21 %c
Oil
Consolidated Cordasun Oils
;
Nov
19'A
21c
10c
11c
1,500
10c
33c
14,900
21c
—
4.45
4.45
100
4.20
4.35
1.550
12%
12%
650
1.56
200
56c
Feb
72c
Dec
8%c
8%c
9c
6,075
7c
Oct
27c
Feb
8%
8%
9'A
250
6%
Apr
10'A
Sep
2.25
2.25
240
14c
17c
61,800
10'Ac 10'Ac
*
Rochette
1.30
1.40
3.30 Aug
1.40 Nov
24c
25c
525
22c
Oct
65c
Jan
36c
36c
41c
6,350
27c
Oct
67c
July
80c
Jan
10
10
75
10
Dec
42%
42
42%
150
42
Apr
54
36c
36c
38c
7,472
31c
Nov
63c
7
39
II,230
34%
36c
43c
67,200
13c
Nov
Apr
Aug
13
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
9% Sep
39% Feb
70VaC
5.15
Consolidated
Sannorm
Imperial
Mining
Bit
Croinor
Nest
Crowshore
37c
Feb
75c
1.07
26,300
70c
Feb
4,500
20c
Nov
1.15
6%c
8c
12,800
16c
18c
12,320
3c
3%c
3,000
3,500
12 %c
5.00
14c 14 %c
11'Ac
18c
28,505
3.50 May
4%c Jan
14 %c
Nov
Feb
15%c Sep
D'Eldona
Davis
Leather
38c
Apr
Oct
6c
May
Oct
45c
Jan
Detta
9%c Jan
23c
Sep
Devon-Leduc
3c
14c
class
Delnite
De
Producers
Rio
Sep
15
Feb
Dome
Seagrams
Exploration
9%
9%
12,041
9y8
Nov
13'A
Jan
Dominion
Asbestos
8c
8c
8'Ac
1,500
7c
Nov
21c
Feb
Dominion
3,600
30c
Oct
92c
May
Dominion
Coal
9.85 Mar
Dominion
Foundry
38c
35c
39c
5.25
4.75
5.45
19%
.19
74
74
13,275
19%
5,303-
75%
28
90
174
4.80
5%
3,655
»
4.75
Nov
19
Oct
26
Apr
74
Dec
80
Apr
87
July
94
Sep
8
Jan
4.80
Nov
7%
19
Feb
Dominion Steel & Coal
36
Nov
7%
7%
936
29,800
13c
13c
\
64c
5% Jan
85c
8%c
Jan
17c
19c
7,065
11,400
15c
Nov
35c
4%c
17c
T
5c
19,000
4'Ac
Nov
10'Ac
35
35
35%
1
21c
21c
22c
•
7c
6%c
20
20
*
380
9,700
Oct
30% May
20c
Oct
1.39 Mar
8% Mar
12c
__
13
485
5,500
200
12c 12'Ac
3,274
11c
Jan
16c
Nov
40c
1,000
3?c
Feb
48c
May
40c
108% 109'A
54
11
Oct
6c
Nov
4.00
Sep
107
Jan
65
Jun
1374 May
15'Ac
5.50
116
9c
5,500
450
5c
Nov
18% July
44
44
65
36
May
7%
265
7
Sep
6%c
7c
2,000
15c
16c
1.30
1.25
37c
42c
5.30
5.10
6.10
2.25
7,700
2.41
1.40
8,900
5,900
7%c Jan
26c
37c
33c
39c
5,296
33c
46c
16%
16%
200
1.75
1.75
1.94
2,400
2.60
2.50
—
3.00
13c
15c
13,000
2.00
2.15
10,500
24%
24'A
23
4,035
1.03
24,300
13c
2.00
Dec
15% May
Jan
1.87 Jan
10c
2.00
Feb
Dec
6,365
6.80
2,350
5.90 Oct
3.10
Apr
Sep
12
•
com
14'A
Jun
1
Tar
&
Chemical
Jan
2.25
Nov
5.00 July
37c
-
11'/a
223,635
29
171
26Va Apr
30
Jan
12
12 %
140
12
21
Feb
14%
4,005
14
2.00
Dec
Dec
11% May
5.60
157a Sep
99
35
96
Jun
100
Mar
10%
505
10
Apr
-14
Sep
12
50
10% May
1274
46/.
43
43
15
41
July
*
15%
15
16'A
3,135
15
Dec
13
13
13 %
1,500
39
20%
39
39
100
97a Mar
37
137a
45
225
19
Apr
207a
Nov
11
675
10
Apr
13
Jan
„0
Mines
Sep
20%
4.80
4.80
167
45c
41c
47c
38,500
15
15
15
200
_1
*
4.50
July
7.75
65c
Aug
May
20%
Feb
46c
44c
47c
17.750
44c
Dec
32c39'Ac
31,150
32c
Dec
12c
Jan
1.40: Apr
97c
22% Jan
Jan
Gairdner %
8% Jan
15c
Apr
19
Dec
43tr
Jan
Gompany Inc.
Jan
15c
1.00
30c
Oct
Oct
2.48
4Q Wall Street, New York 5, N.Y.
Jan
1.53
5.10
Dec
8.85
1.90
Oct
3.35
Jun
WHitehall 4-5336
Apr
4,200
\ Telephone:
Feb
12,388
-
9.25
73%
75
27
27
27%
8%
8%
8%
75
7
Jun
22%
22%
23
760
19
Jan
25
62
45
Apr
53% Aug
10
4,675
--485-
4.30 Jan
65"
Apr
25%
Apr
-
130
12
Aug
80
Sep
28% Aug
9
Oct
July
Canadian Affiliates
Gairdner & Company Limited
CANADIAN
.
SECURITIES
Jan
July
12
32c
Minerals
iJan
36c
1
Oct
Nov
Nov
20%
1
Oct
Apr
19%; Jan
10%
Dragon Oils & Gas
6c
Sep
10
D«"py
10%
Apr
3.25
Feb
50
Jan
22% Aug
2.00
43
*
Woollens
<te
Aug
3.55 Aug
2674
•
common
Breweries
Oils
Oct
17
12
10%
—23.50
common
Sep
May
99
•
com
76%
28'A
Sep
9.25
51
7,300
Apr
73%
-
Donalda
Dow
231
14c
21%
i
Preferred
Dominion Textilp
Dominion
71
12'Ac
36%
-
800
Apr
Dominion
70%
12'Ac
41c
-
20%
Feb
1.99 July
3.15 Aug
21c
Apr
53 %c
51
7%
Oct
1.39 Mar
7,000
70c
2.35
page 45.
Nov
4.00
20
Dominion Stores
28,800
~~"
see
Nov
7'Ac
"
Nov
1.03
10
Sep
4.70
42c
12
50
Mar
11c 11 %c
Malting
16 Ve
4.00
6.20
Preferred
10
3.05
6'Ac
Canada Iron
Foundry..
17'Ac Apr
'
7c
—
100
30
97c
_2n
13
.
25
& Steel
50
2.99
Flon
IT
I_~~
Apr
21
Preferred
659
97c
common
Jan
17
1
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Investment
11
7
Canada Cement common
Preferred
12
Dec
67a Nov
6.30
preferred
34%
3.05
~
Jun
8
200
10
33%
•
I
8
200
7
*
Mines
11
34
1
Gas— III
625
8
7
—
2.50
Bank
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
8%
8
'
Dec
21% May
16% Jan
i_—1
(Western)
9%
-t
Calmont Oils
8
8
'
2
Jan
Calgary & Edmonton—I
38c
1
12%
Calder Bousquet
6,158
25c
50
89%
,
5,680
40c
1
Ltd
Oils
13
90
A
4.50
*
Minerals
13
•
Feb
38c
*
—-T-.
!
Dome Mines Ltd—
1
Oils
A
Distillers
4.80
Burlington Steel
Burns & Co class A
26c
1
Mines
2.90
*
Sep
1
,
Jan
3,00 July
I
1
Mines
Gold
6.90 July
:
Sep
4.15
100 4
1
Oct
°
!
1.50 July
10c
38c
100
:
*
—
Aug
6%
4.15
1
Coal
Patricia
Nov
1
Feb
24c
10c
1
4.65
1
_
427a
Nov
4% July
12% May
2.90 Oct
1
*
—
Oct
12c
2,305
*
1.89
•
30
4,000
•
—
250
—
July
1.64 Aug
24c
74c
14%
*
Trust
Crow's
Oct
500
Apr
2.26 July
33c
14
•
Pershing
Sep
900
75c
1.75
Feb
*
Mines
Jan
3.50
92 c
Dec
1J0 May
Jan
Apr
1
Cournor
Crestaurum
1.85
14%
15
5,750
A
1
Box common
Mills
Paper
Cosmos
Craig
15c
60c
83c
10
B
Corrugated
Crown
75c
1
class
Mines
Gas
Corby (H) Distillery voting
Class
__
1
Conwest
Exploration
Copper Man Mines Ltd
6.65
13c
•
Class B
Consolidated
1
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
For footnotes
45
2.05
Aiikerue
&
2,167
5.25
Mines—
Oil
10,629
13c
5'A
Consumers
Dec
———100
Oil
33'A
5'/a
1.50 July
Dec
38%
30%
5%
*
41
1.25
280
30%
*
class A
Jun
3.20
7%
3,570
Feb
3,460
7%
19,300
37'A
13,745
7,950
12,400
Mining & Smelting-
1.77 July
3,250
41,110
56c
Press
Jan
Feb
62c
70c
90c
1.65
1.43
Sep
Sep
137a
80c
1.78
Consolidated
4.95
5.25
Jan
62c
55c
Oct
3.40
3.50 Mar
3.60 Feb
11%
Jan
May
Apr
2.40
72c
60c
32
Jan
*
May
1.80 Aug
Nov
1.61
Consol Nicholson
86c
Oct
27%c
70c
Consolidated
Dec
Jan
13%c Jan
1.30 Oct
1.65
Apr
39% Oct
3lc
Oct
8.20
Oct
14% May
1
Jun
69c
7c
170
1
2.05
—*
Feb
8,725
■
1
8.25
May
4.75 Oct
.
5.125
Consolidated Discovery
4.80
•
May
7.70 Mar
77c
*
Howey
Oct
9,771
—
1.
14c
1,210
8c
Nov
36c
4.20
1
Astoria
—1
—
7c
50c
Oct
1.00
1.50
•
Allenbee
9%c
1.25
14 %C
0
Nov
15'A
5
Mines
31c
5.30.
1.56
•
*
1 '
2,500
7c
3%c
—
July
1.53
15
29c
* •'
1
National
2.06
20%
7c
—
Sep
-
.
1.37
—
_ll
—'
Apr
21c
1.30
39
7
12
Feb
,
15
•
1
i
:
31c
*
—
:
Feb
2.75
•
Jun
8
1.40
1
——
Equip.,
Copper
5.25
1
•
Coin Lake
Jan
Mines
Cochenour
17c
107,800
*
—
Nov
2.00
7%
Mar
2.65 Aug
Apr
1.28
1
Explorers Ltd
Chlmo Gold
25'Ac
Aug
11'/a July
13c
17c
28c
19%c Mar
'50c
Feb
50c
Mines
7'Ac
95c
*
9.60
78
7c
13c
Feb
11'A
—
*
62c
5.65 July
90c
Nov
5% Sep
5% Dec
—
10
Wines
Dec
2.60 Jan
27,400
17c
Canadian
Buffalo Red Lake ——i—
Canada
87c
Chemical Research
21c
Gold
Foils
17,095
common
Mar
3.50
Buffalo
Canada
3.15
45c
Nov
Oct
21c
.
6%'c
37 %c
—
Empire
Cons
2.90
Oils
Chateau-Gal
92c
British Columbia Forest
Products
British Columbia Packers
class B
Briusn Coiumoia Power
class A
'
Class B
Calvan
2.95
41c
20%
*
preferred
Calnorth
•
4.40
7%c
1
Flin
251,870
-
10%c ll%c
7c
*
British American Oil common
•
British Columbia Electric
4% pfd„_100
Callinan
7.25
7%c
5c
8C
5,100
3.20
Roofing class
ordinary
class
4.40
41'Ac
7,000
Oct
Jan
5,110
.
.
462
Petroleums
Burrard
4.85
1
26c
225
*
Sep
1,800
12c
5'Ac "
9%c
I,332
1
Api
1274
35,503
2.70
Jan
39
*
Nov
3.75
6.40
2.52
62 %c
18,950
A;
6.60
5.70
2.60
Nov
30
*
Nov
Oct
5.80
20c
40
A__
2.00
3.00
2.17 Jan
*
74,250
38%
*
Jan
'27c
1.09
_——
Hill
33c
1.10
4c
40
—
Bunker
Ltd
21% July
6.50 Mar
2.05 Jan
19c
1.00
Oils
Builaio
•
ll%c
Mines
Reef
May
600
7,500
29%
v—
Buffadison
14
2,365
1.35
9,200
40
Brazilian Traction
Brewis Red Lake
Broulan
355
2.55
1.30
8,000
39
—
British
17%
2.25
—
20c
1.02
,
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman
4%%
17%
2.40
1.05
30
Kirkland
Britalta
17%
5'Ac
500
Boymar
Bristol
Nov
1
Oil &
July
75c
Bob jo Mines
Bonville Gold
Brantford
Aug
19%
19c
11,490
Berens River
Bevcourt Gold
Bordulac
8%
Jun
1.00
6.15
1.58
1.64
-
Belleterre Quebec
Bidgood
May
19c
5.35
Mines
Yukon
5
18
1.00
6%c
—
Bibis
50
250
1
3.20
———
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Bell Telephone
Bellekeno
6%
19%
•
Preferred
Feb
3.80
Sep
6%
19%
—
1
1.25
Ltd
Innes
70c
2.35
—
1
Porcupine
Steel
Sep
Apr
20
Chesterville Mines
1
Base Metals Mining
Petroleums Ltd—'
&
*
Jun
40
1.35 July
Chibougamau
———1
Ltd
Bata
Bates
23,600
Nov
5.00
Warrants
Co
1.78
Aug
6%c
„$10
—
Barymin
1.62
54c
5.00
10
Scotia
Mines
Mines
1.76
15
6%c
10
Toronto
Barvue
1
May
1
Montreal
Barnat
100%
Oct
11 Va
1
Consolidated
of
Apr
30
15c
73c
"
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Bank
151
90
Consolidated
class
Mines
Bankfield
Oct
18%
74c
—1
Fabrics
Jan
55
7,017
2,000
6c
1
Aumaque
140
98
32%
8.660
8c
7c
*
—_
-
12
97
31'A
2,090
12%
„—10
(1937)
Atlas Steels
10c
Dec
147
97
—
35c
79%
1
Hardware
Nov
2.19
147
Jan
32
6.70
5c
8c
1
Ashdown
Oct
22c
11,500
9c
12%
1
Armistice
68c
25c
——100
—
Arjon Gold
Ascot
23c
1
—
100
21c
c
1
Aquarius Porcupine
Dec
21c
12%
Ankeno Mines
Area
147a
ll%cl2%c
1
Resources—
Oct
Centremaque Gold
15c
Nepheline
*
13%
*
52%
21% Sep
American
Anglo-Huronian
1,200
1
155
American
Anglo Rouyn Mines
14%
Patricia
20,100
•
—
July
13%
13%
1
23%
1
1
72c
Trethewey
17c 19'Ac
2
Petroleums
31
Feb
Minerals
Cassiar Asbestos Corp
Central
Leduc
Lead
420
May
50c
Producers
Central Explorers
Central Leduc Oil
American
Petroleums Ltd
May
20
—
*
11,580
45
Aiuminum Co of Canada
pid
395
4,250
.
33,000
50%
—
May
32
30
60c
Ltd
Williston
1.15
Jan
Mar
25
Gold
2.38
95c
58
415
Corp
1.06
Amalgamated Larder
Cons
Co
2.07
30'Ac
Aluminium Ltd
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Salt
Tire
1.90
Steel
Anacon
Canadian
Canadian
1.15
i
common..
Anchor
Line
2.10
—
Knife—
Distilleries
18c
Pipe
Feb
Jan
Oct
20%
Canadian Vickers
8
17c
8%
1.10
50
57c
Canadian Pacific Railway.
17c
15
1«»-
18%
Jan
1.14
50
Apr
4.00
410
!
Oct
25
—
Yellow
1.015
May
20%
preferred
13
1,110
6%
3.15
48c
20
410
*
preferred
3,960
Apr
225
20%
—
common
15»/a
5
1,000
6,300
22
50
—
23c
91c
3.00
3.00
*
Cos
23c
85c
1.35 May
50
Malartic
Canadian
6,395
Feb
Feb
——*
Locomotive
Canadian
25'/4
Oil
&
AJax Petroleums
Alberta
Canadian
72c
21%
—
—100
Electric
General
Sales
70c
85c
*
•
14
Agnew-Surpass
Akaiclio
—-
13'Ac 137Ac
—
•
Fairbanks-Morse
25
Acadia-Uranium
Acme
*
i
Petroleum
Devonian
Canadian Food Products common—.—*
Sep
Feb
Apr
34
70c
15% July
4.35
20
42'A
14%
.
28
13'Ac
17c
class
2,937
Jun
*
<fc
25%
Common
8.25
4.65
Apr
common
Gas
6
Acadia-Atlantic
Dec
4.35
Mar
•
51
1.70 May
30
*
8%
Apr
92
Dec
16
Oils
Jan
49%
Dec
55c
24
Decalta
High
Mar
82
1.014
Celanese
Low
44
1,139
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
High
144
175
1,065
Canadian
for Week
Low
Nov
17%
Canadian
Range Since Jan. I
78
31'A
Apr
Canadian
Jan
28'A
Apr
Range
of Prices
52
17%
20
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Apr
*
common
A
Preferred
147a
30%
2.02
Funds
Jan
Sep
8.30
17%
2.83
Warrants
Canadian
Jan
49
43% May
30%
Oct
Exchange
Nov
30%
*
Canadian
Toronto Stock
36
Feb
*
1
Canners
Dec
90c
Nov
Mar
26
■
13
32
100
48%
High
9'A Apr
500
20
Mortgage
Lines
S
S
Canada
Low
300
29%
1.70
Jun
13
35
29%
Canadian
Wilnch
35
29%
Ltd—
Co
13
35
Rsiage Since Jan. 1
High
•
40c
1.45
13
*
B
10%
1.10
Low
—•
class A
10
1
Homestead
Nov
20c
Shares
*
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Western
3.25
39c
Olis
Empire
800
10
1
Ltd
Oils
American
Trans
1,500
Oct
for Week
Ltd———
Development
Petroleums
Oil
9c
3.25
9c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
39c
1
Valley
Low
*
Ltd
Sapphire
High
Week's
Last
Sale Frice
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Quebec
STOCKS
9c
2.65
5
Range Since Jan. 1
3.25
90C
Petroleums
Oils
9c
Can Ltd---——1
Pan Western Oils Ltd
Peak
Low
•
Ltd—
Oils
Pacific
Co
Oils
DECEMBER
for Week
el Prices
Par
Pacalta
ENDED
Friday
Last
Bale Price
New
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Gairdner, Son & Company
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec City
Calgary
Kitchener
Kingston
Hamilton
London
May
Volume 176
Number 5175
-The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(2199) -43
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Pries
'
r
Par
'
East
Crest
East
Low
1
East Amphi Gold Mines
1
Malartic Mines-
8,500
8c
Oct
2.84
2.76
2.94
24,750
85c
Mar
660
Jan
1.58
Aug
Jaculet Mines
9.25
Jan
Jet
♦
1.30
1.45
190,455
6.15
6.90
5,685
44'Ac
60c
87,100
48c
■•
Steel
Economic
7
El
Mines
Pen
El Sol
—
.
140
21%
1
Brass
Empire
Life
preferred
_
_
Warrants
—
—
Ltd
Apr
9
Joliet
Jonsmith
Quebec Mines
Jun
27% Jan
Jupiter
Mines
Oils
30c
31c
*
Famous
Federal
Grain
Fenimore
8'Ac
27,100
15
100
3,500
5c
Jan
8c
Sep
Kenvilie
8c
8%c
5,500
Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd
1.85
35c
7,300
20
100
18
25
39,800
1.19
1.18
1.37
85,203
44c
45c
3,436
.
Gold.
30c
Dec
1.65
Apr
19%
Oct
21%
Jan
Jan
18
1
.
Kerr-Addison
11
__
1
1.80
1.80
>1
19%
18'A
16%
Jan
6,950
6c
Nov
1.05
21,300
53c
Oct
2.40
Jan
1.00 Nov
2.30
Apr
Kirkland
1
75c
71c
80c
8,200
68c
Nov
1.00
Apr
1.27
Apr
Kirkland
13'Ac
15c
1,500
12c
Oct
24c
Jan
15C
Dec
67c
Mar
Dec
3 00
16% Jun
18'/a
8.25
31c
Oct
875
1.00
24,630
17
17%
525
12% May
23
60c
65c
53,850
13c 16 %C
33,550
12
12
45
Manufacturing
•
1.00
85c
1.00
16,484
Ford
Motor
60
60%
59%
1,818
11% Jan
19% Sep
15%
Jun
19
1
Lake
Townsite
__
1
__
Apr
26%
22
81c
Jan
6.55
Labatt
Apr
Labrador
Sep
Ladulama Gold Mines
Nov
Oct
Lake
Jun
13%
13%
120
1.25
Jan
Lake
Aug
Lake
Lake
of
17%
825
Jan
La
Jan
Lamaque
1.90
5.15
5.00
5.55
19,683
65% Aug
15% jun
•
5% %
•
common—
3.80
30c
15% Mar
18 'A
Jan
Aug
8.60 Apr
Jun
preferred
General
1.35
1.25
1.43
36,650
1.05
2.21 Aug
Jan
20%
20%
20%
647
17%
Jan
105
105
10
!ioo
Bakeries
3
General Motors
General
j
;
Lang
Class
Products
Steel
Little
8.00
I,200
6.70
6.85
891
40%
40%
25
16
16%
100
101
15
8c 12 %c
68,000
10%
6,455
I
•Gillies Lake
12c
1
Mines
Giant Yellowknife Gold
9.80
9.80
7c
8c
3,000
57c
70c
15,100
17 %c 18 %c
4,650
1
God's Lake Gold
•
Goldale
1
Mines
18c
6.50
Oct
12'A Apr
6.15 Oct
40
May
15
11%
Jan
96% July
Nov
8c
7.60 Oct
44%
Jan
Jan
17%
Apr
102
Mar
28'Ac Apr
12% Jan
6%c Oct
36c
Apr
Mar
15c
74%c
Sep
31c
Jun
15 %c Feb
Goldcrest
1
Gold Eagle Mines
1
Golden
Arrow
1
8c
8c
8C
4,200
Golden
Manitou
1
3.00
2.99
3.40
38.575
1
3c
3%C
13,000
2'Ac Nov
*
93
93-/4
zo
84% Oct
46%
46
Nov
50
37c
Nov
80c
May
19c
Oct
40c
May
Goodfish
Mining
Godyear Tire
common
50
Preferred
Graham Bousquet
Grandines
Paper
Class
17
Freehold
Lead
12,000
31c
3,500
16
17
4,267
47
47
60
22c
18c
Oct
8c
2.99
7.20
Jan
5%c Jun
Mar
100
Jan
15% Nov
21%
46
50
Aug
9%
9>A
450
7%
Jan
8%
8%
280
8
Jun
12
3.70
3.70
4.50
34,275
13%
13 %
8%c
9'Ac
10,500
1.43
1.72
190,975
Jan
Mar
12
8%
10
1
Mines
-1
—
Aug
Apr
23'Ac Jan
Dec
9%
_•
Gold
Gunnar
50
40c
Oct
♦
Guaranty Trust
Gulf
47%
7c
6%c Jan
•
class A
B
Gridoil
8,500
29c
>
common
36,700
39c
47%
•
Great West Coal
'•
6%c
39c
Preferred
16
6%c
14
6%c
mI
*
Mines
Great Lakes
15 %c
1.56
25
3.50 Aug
12% Apr
8 %c
,
Dec
23c
.13% May
17'Ac Feb
2.19
Mar
Gurney Products preferred
30
23
23
23
400
20
*
34%
33%
34%
590
28
Oct
24
Jun
Aug
34%
May
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
Mar
May
5.00 Sep
NOV
Leitch
Halliwell
Gold
1
Harding
*
1
Carpets
Harricana
2c
2C
14
14'/a
226
13c
15c
31,500
8%
8%
8%
8c
23,500
6c
Oct
21c
Jan
9c
12c
6,900
8c
Nov
31c
Jan
13 %c
14c
2,500
10c
Oct
31c
May
1
10 %c 10 %c
1,100
10c
Oct
71C
Feb
10c
6,500
5%c Oct
15c
Apr
6%c Jan
Iron
Heath
1
13c
Gold
6c
Gold Mines
29,500
90c
1.05
5,100
*
Paper
15c
1
Mining & Reduc
12%
123/4
210
_1
•
50c
Highbridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee
*
3%c
•
12c
6%c
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highland-Bell
19 %c
Loblaw
Gold
Bay Mining ds
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
8c
6,900
54c
15,400
44c
Feb
1.10 Apr
50c
1,600
43c
Oct
84'Ac Jan
3c
3%C
II,200
19c 19 %c
3,000
Macho
2.90
1,300
•
55%
55
56
1,470
1
42c
41c
43c
2.70
-*
5,200
260
8
8
23
23
50
1
11%
11%
12
1,585
1
16c
15 %c
17c
9,900
20%
Petroleums
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_8
4% preferred
L
25
32%
32%
32%
250
35
343A
35
8,228
9%
Industrial
.
$2
Varnish
*
common
Lake
250
193/a
20
75
33/4C
2,000
3,085
•
26%
26%
27%
40
53%
53%
.54
11%
12
100
35c36%c
3,503
common
preferred
Inglis (John) & Co
•
Inspiration Mining
1
International
545
23%
3%c
19%
1
Acceptance
9%
23
9%
*
Metals class
A
preferred
•
36c
30%
30%
90
115
31
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.60
Feb
4.00
51%
Apr
64%
10
24
Jan
5% May
20
Apr
13% Aug
9.50 July
57c
Oct
15c
Apr
Jan
Aug
July
60c
20%c Jan
Jan
29% May
34
Oct
40%
Feb
Oct
11
8% July
20
18% July
Nov
Aug
29'A
Sep
Nov
56%
41 % May
11
30%
Sep
50c
Nov
Dec
42
Mar
Oct
86
Nov
12%
Oct
Mar
32c
Sep
6c
3%c
25%
Jan
237/a Aug
Feb
23
100
Jan
95
95
96%
40
International Nickel Co common
•
42
41%
42%
7,962
40% May
48%
Jan
International Petroleum
*
24%
23%
25
7,245
23%
Jan
39%
Apr
M'ines
50c
30c
30c
500
28e
Nov
90c
International
Island
Metals
Mountain
100
30c
May
Denton,
37 Wall Street, New York 5,
inc.
MARKETS
at
Telephone: DIgby 4-3870
Toronto
•
Winnipeg
•
Montreal
regular
commission
•
Ottawa
or
rates
traded in
United States funds
5c
6c
25,500
5c
Dec
21
200
19'A
Apr
22%
Jan
14%
550
10%
Apr
14%
Nov
42c
Oct
45c
52c
7,100
1.07
.1.03
1.09
2,500
1.01
class
Oct
500
6c
Dec
5,125
58c
Oct
78c
Jun
38%
Nov
May
38%
Nov
7c
Aug
Apr
•
A
36%
36
37
670
29%
38
38
38%
440
30
__
3'Ac
3'Ac
4,032
•
22c
22c
25c
13,300
22c
Nov
9,300
15c
Nov
40c
Feb
10,500
9c
Oct
17c
May
17c 19'Ac
13'Ac
•
12c
15c
3'Ac
Oct
1
1.80
1.75
1.84
9,200
I
97c
95c
1.03
39,800
1
—
17c
17c
1,000
4'Ac
4c
4'Ac
5,000
4c
Nov
41c
Oct
1.66
90c
Nov
Jun
9'Ac Feb
1
1.65
1.84
32,100
1.55
1
8c
8c
9c
17,630
1
1.78
1.75
1.95
13,600
•
2c
2c
3'Ac
8,000
100
—
100'A 100'A
12'A 12'A
8%
8'/a
286
1
Gold
Mines
class
Goldfields
Eastern
Manitoba Sugar preferred
Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling
5%
preferred
Marcus
Gils
Ltd
86
86
11c
11c
13c
12c
10'Ac
12c
5,000
27,575
—
•
~
-
—
*
Ltd
1
class A
Frontenao
•
10c
—
Jan
2.20
Jan
Jan
Oct
100
May
12% Mar
2.36 July
47/8c
105
Jan
Jun
14'A Jan
Apr
10
May
89
Feb
23c
8'Ac Feb
24c
2.27
Aug
Oct
Aug
Aug
90c
3%C
9,000
3'Ac Oct
7c
Mar
45c
9,500
44c
Oct
86c
Sep
9,157
9%
9,000
8'Ac
Oct
32c
Jan
100
5%
Oct
7
May
6
t
1.65 Feb
3.75 July
26
23c
Aug
7c
Feb
May
July
10
9%
9%c 10%c
9%c
*
McCabe Grain
9c
Jun
2c
83
1.56
77c
9'A
1
27,000
2.25 May
35c
Feb
1.52
7%
62c
45c
__
45c
•
Lead
260
.
8c
•
3'Ac
80c
1
•
Ltd
Mines
264
1
Massey-Harris
Mavo
—
35
1
Martin-McNeely
Marwayne Oils Ltd
McColI
—
100
Gold
Matarrow
—
•
common
52c
55c
*
Malartic
Marigold
Jan
1
Consol
Marbenor
1.27 May
9c
Apr
6c
72c
Red Lake Gold Mines
Leaf
1.15 Mar
6c
Magnet
Maple
Jan
69c
1
Bloedel
&
&
23c
■
Madsen
10c
»
6
11c,
41,400
12%
12%
100
35%
36%
1,722
18c
21c
8,200
77c
Dec
Dec
13
Apr
Jan
33c
Feb
13
Nov
45%
Jan
Nov
41c
Mar
Oct
81'A
Apr
Oct
48c
10c
Nov
10%
Jun
34'A May
•
35%
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
•
21c
5
71
68
71
480
63%
McKenzie Red Lake
1
38c
38c
41c
2,600
35c
McWatters
*
8'Ac
8'Ac
8'Ac
700
7c
Aug
10c
Jan
2.00
Jun
3.00
Jan
Dec
73c
Apr
Mercury
Merrill
Gold
&
Pwr
Petroleum
Jun
Oct
73c
Jan
Oct
78c
May
45c
55c
1.60
1.50 July
300
15c
17,900
Corp
1
3.30
3.20
3.75
7,800
3.20
Dec
5.50 Aug
*
3.30
13
200
3.00
Dec
5.00 Aug
12%
3.00
12%
3,580
12%
Dec
17%
16
16
200
16'A
37'Ac
16%
39c
126
14% Aug
Feb
17%
Jan
50c
Apr
14'A
14%
50
14% Mar
17
Jan
24'/a
1,255
22
Apr
27% Aug
135
24
Nov
24% Mar
10c
*
*
common
—
•
common
1
__
—
•
24%
1,975
9c
Dec
14
33c
Jan
24'A
24%
24'A
1
7'/aC
7'/8c
7'Ac
I,500
7c
Oct
•
60c
60c
65c
4,050
60c
Oct
Drug & Chemical common—8
9%
25
Ltd
__
•
common
20
Sewer
National
Steel
Pipe
—
9%
12'/a
660
Sep
Feb
Jan
28'A Aug
6%
Nov
14
27'A
95
7'A
7'A
325
1.55
1 65
1,500
205
49
49
52
26
26
26%
480
20c
18c
20c
12,700
1.61
1.53
1.90
62,800
1
16'Ac
16'Ac 17'Ac
4,433
May
24%
Apr
29%
Jan
15c
Oct
80c
Apr
1.49
NOV
Apr
Apr
3c
Oct
4.25
Apr
37/aC
4c
3,000
2.14
2.08
2.15
13,625
1.05
1.05
1.13
II,800
*
1.89
1.80
2.15
19,606
1.48 May
1.07
New
Concord
Development
-
New
Devon
New
Dickenson
600
23c
Nov
48c
40c
44c
2,250
40c
Apr
79c
Sep
52c
50c
53c
15,900
50c
Nov
73c
Aug
1
Mines
1.40
24c
67,900
24c
40c
1
Petroleum
1.07
24c
3.45
3.35
3.50
7,270
Fortune Gold
1
1
Larder
"U"
Mines
Lac Mines
-.
Senator
Jan
74c
Jan
20%c
Apr
Oct
Jan
10c 12'Ac
12,400
7'Ac
7c
7,000
6c
July
12c
8'Ac
3,000
8c
Oct
30c
Apr
9'Ac
lie
19,999
9c
Nov
16c
Nov
43,240
25c
Nov
2.15 July
Mines
Rouyn
Oils of Canada
Yellowknife
27c
33c
3'Ac
4'Ac
3,000
3'Ac
Dec
7'Ac Apr
15c
13c
19c
10,000
13c
Nov
55c
Jan
55c
59c
7,200
43c
Mar
74c
July
3'Ac
3'Ac
2,000
3'Ac Jan
8c
Aug
4'Ac Apr
1
.
'
—
1
1
1
1
10'Ac Apr
6'Ac
1
*
Oil
Thurbois
30c
4'Ac
1
-
Lake
Superior
Oct
29c
6c
1
Norzone
New
9c
29,325
8%c
1
Gold
Pacalta
Jan
1,250
39c 43'Ac
1
Ltd
Norseman
Ryan
18c
30%c 10'Ac
1
Mosher Long
New
4.25 Aug
1
Mines
Morrison
New
6c
Jan
*
Mines
New Marlon Gold
New
—
1
1.33
July
1
Mines
New
New
__
40c
1
Malartic
Gold
Laguerre
Newnorth
Jan
Nov
1.15
Goldvue
Newlund
1.77
*
Delhi
New
Dec
3.10
2.94 May
1
New
Hugh
Oct
50c
Continental Oil
New Davies Petroleums
New Jason
1.90
96c
Oct
Sep
5c
1
__
3.95
Feb
23c
8'Ac Feb
•
1
Jan
3.60 Mar
53
New
Mines
9'A
Dec
Jun
1.55
New British Dominion Oil
Bidlamaque
Sep
27%
14
27'A
1
Alger
11
13
•
Uranium
May
1.48 May
15%
7'A
52
Feb
Nov
1.55
*
Apr
13%
1
class A
Car___
Jan
17%
Apr
10
•
Negus Mines
Labine
7%
92c
135
425
25c
National Hosiery class B
National Petroleum
National
14
9'A
11%
5
National Grocers
New
1.80 Mar
1.60
9c
•
Calumet
Jan
31c
44c
45c
Locomotive
Oil
4.65
34,800
10,500
15c
Preferred
New
2.75
37c
1.60
Corp common
preferred
Nesbitt
368
35c
ADr
:
Metals
Knitting
Porcupine
National
New
3.50
32%c
3.90
33c
♦
Mylamaque M'ines
Naco
3.50
17c
•
Modern Containers
4%
8,500
__
•
Voting trust
Mining Corp
Moore
38c
•
j
Brick
Montreal
35c
*
common
Oil
Minda-Scotia
Mlndamar
2.10
38c
•
Light
City
Milton
2.10
500
1
Mills
Mid-Continent
Mill
common
Island
Mexican
Nib
45.
Nov
49c
1
New
For footnotes see page
8%
1
Mines
New
:1L
Apr
_1
New
N.Y.
4%
Nov
New
CANADIAN
250
Oct
New
Burns Bros. &
8
Jan
21
__
New
on
Nov
13%
6c
New
Orders executed
9'/a
•
Preferred
30%
Jun
2.25
Moneta
7c
6%
17%
17'A
24%
200
1,312
Dec
24c
Dec
9%
18,900
11%
Jun
10'A
14'A
26,300
4,679
Nov
Sep
Mar
56c
12%
Mar
__
8
12
9%
7%
__
•
Goldfields
Manitoba
Sep
50
330
2.79
Malartic
75c
10
14%
18%
11%
7c
Nov
10
•
A
Aug
14
14%
1
class
25c
May
3.35 Aug
6.25 Apr
Oct
2.58
Monarch
4c
class A
5.00
Feb
37
2.30 ^ Jan
18'/a
Feb
17
32c
49c
Nov
2.62
Apr
480
4,790
1
2.40
July
28
18%
34
23,500
4,000
32c 38%c
__
25c
•
17% Aug
5c
553
•
*
1
54c
9C
5.40
2.70
7.50
^
B
Apr
18c 18 %c
5.25
__
.♦
MacMillan
Nov
7%c
1,250
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Aug
4%c
2.80
Mackeno Mines
13
9c
2.65
River
19c
18c
13% May
27
Exploration
27
Jan
Oct
5,025
32
Mines
Macassa
Macfie
210
100
Imperial
May
5,290
38c
32
Jones
MacDonald
1,955
paid
Indian
6c
8.75
32c
Yellowknife
Lynx
28
•
Smelting
Hunts class A
Hy-Charger
2%C NOV
8.10
32c
•
Louvicourt
15%
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Erie
Jun
6c
48c
8.50
Lomega Gold
Island Petroleums
28
•
;
Hudson
&
15c
5%c Oct
Jan
1
1
Long
15%
•
common
Mines
Groceterias
28
1
——
—-
Paper
Hoyle Mining
Huron
•
Mar
Class B
15%
0
Smith
3.25 May
13
July
32c
Gold
5
Yellowknife
Homer
Howard
Sep
32c
Dec
Jan
38c
Feb
Gold
•
Dauch
Oil
Hosco
90c
12%
48c
1
Hollinger Consol
Home
9% May
6% Mar
6%C
6%c
&
Apr
7C
1
Hinde
16c
9c
Headway Red Lake
Heva
16% July
1
Head of the Lakes
Hendershot
3%c Mar
Oct
Oct
9c
1
Hasaga Gold
Hellens
50
Oct
lc
13
1
^
Gold
Hibbert Mines
Harrison
1,500
2c
14 %c
•
Feb
20c
Long Lac
Maxwell
Hamilton Bridge —.■_*
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Oct
18c
•
Lexindin
Dec
100%
Lake
Geneva
Nov
63%
7.75
60c
18,400
28,500
Leduc-Consolidated
42
6.70
13,700
25c
25c
Acceptance
&
55%
80c
21c
23'Ac
B
28% Aug
8.00
»
common
Class
250
•
Mfg class A
Wares
'Preferred
Lawson
Nov
65c
24c
Mines
Apr
4.75
65c
May
25c
B
523
Jun
36c
1
Oils
Laurentide
897
May
Oct
*
4.70
3.40
HV4 Aug
18c
3
Nov
108% July
Jan
19,700
Sons
63%
100
General
General
v
Jan
2,830
26c
Secord
40%
1
common
102
2.05
21
9.30
23c
1
Gold
&
Jan
8.90
•
Landover
Laura
Apr
24c
Mines
Luz
39
1
Petroleum
Class A
335
9.00
♦
4.65
39%
5
17%
1
the Woods common
62%
4.70
General Dynamics
17%
1.55
1
Shore
Lavalie
Power
4,400
10,200
Mining
Wasa
Oct
52c
11% July
16%
•
Exploration of Alberta.
17c
1.67
Mar
1
Dufault Mines
12
Feb
50
13%
2,030
15c
1.55
__
1.58
•
Lake Lingman
Lake Osu
40c
Oct
Ltd
Mining <fc Exploration
Apr
25%
11% Aug
23c
Dec
80c
(John)
11c
Nov
12c
Nov
13'A
Dec
60c
Ltd
18%
4%c Jan
16%
77c
•
Oils
2.35
Oct
*
65c
1
Kroy
17c
Dec
"
65c
Sep
20% July
6'Ac
25%
64c
9,880
2.82
6c
25
755
Nov
80c
85c
6,480
Apr
1.65
90c
25
6,000
38c
1
93c
6.95
Oct
•
1,485
5%c
Oct
8c
Kirkland-Hudson
36,518
25%
Jun
15%
Keyboycon Mines
19
5c
Aug
32c
8c
Jan
19
6.55
180
Dec
Aug
10,600
20
Jun
8'Ac
14
Dec
18
25%
5.00 Apr
2.60
17%
5c
Oct
Oct
20c
18 y8
6.70
*
2.40
13,100
9'Ac
6c
Fleet
Gatineau
Nov
8c
6,000
Gas
Jan
32c
15
27c
Frobisher Exploration
Warrants
57c
Nov
8%c
23c
A
Oct
29c
1,325
8c
1
,
30c
14,700
8'Ac
25c
class
16,300
32c
2.64
•
*
Co
33c
30c
•
0
common
30c
Jan
2.45
__
__1
Petroleums
Cos
May
Kelvinator
Flank
Foundation
95c
Kelore Gold
"
Fraser
Dec
Kayrand
•
A
45c
Jan
17 'A
Mines
8,700
Apr
47c
1
class
47c
18c
16c
Iron
Mar
77c
30c
20
Ltd
30c
25% Jan
18
Warrants
Fittings
Oct
Nov
40c
common
Kirkland
8c
Jan
17%
Federated Petroleum
10,300
7c
45c
*
1
*
Preferred
Federal
Jan
13c
20% July
—
Shops
18c
48c
20
Nickel
Fanny Farmer Candy
Fargo Oils Ltd
8'Ac Oct
1,225
35c
.
Players
1,000
19,500
Klondike-Keno
Falconbrldge
8c
9c
45c
45c
3'/aC Nov
10'Ac
__
1
Mining
High
8,000
9c
*
Ltd
Ltd
Low
4c
14,275
10
Corp
Oils
Mining
Range State Jan. 1
High
3%c
68c
1
_
1
Waite
3%c
8 %c
22
__
Jack
Jan
1.60
6% Jun
23%
•
21%
1
___
Estella Mines Ltd
Nov
40c
Par
Jacknife Gold
5'/aC
5'Ac
1
Glacier
Empire
3.95 Aug
Shares
62c
63c
1
Gold
Eureka
525
25%
Apr
for Week
7 %c
1
_
Rey
Emerald
7'A
25%
21%
Eddy Paper class A
Elder
7
25%
-10
Investment
•
6,15
26c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
1
Dec
1.34
Eastern
20 %C Aug
1,000
10c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
.
lie
6.50
-a*
7%c Feb
v
lie
1
-
Friday
High
8%C
East Sullivan Mines
-
5
STOCKS
Low
1
Metals
DECEMBER
Ranee Since Jan. 1
High
East Rim Nickel Mines
Eastern
ENDED
9c
...
•
Oil
WEEK
for Week
Shares
FOR
Sales
of Priees
Friday
5c
9c
20 %c
__
3.05
__
3'/8c
7c
2,000
4%c
5c
4%C
Dec
22c
May
9'/aC
19,500
3,000
8c
Sep
20c
Mar
23c
11,500
20c
Dec
1,320
28c
Nov
9c
20c.
54c
32c
Jun
Dee
32c
3.05
32c
3.35
6,221
3.05
Dec
6.75
Api
8c
8c
500
7'Ac
Oi t
10 %c
Apr
3c
3'Ac
2,000
3c
Dec
11
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(2200)
.
Monday, December 8, 1952
...
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
5
Nipissing Mines
Gold
—
*
'
76¥4
—
--1
—*
Norlartic Mines
Normetal
Mining
Oil
Friday
Low
1.60
Nov
Sturgeon River Gold
Apr
Sullivan
10c
Nov
19c
500
75c
Dec
1,662
73
Nov
3%c
2,000
5,150
3%C Aug
10c
Aug
18c
28c
May
22c
4.10
33c
Nov
Oct
3.90
5,965
Oct
26C
63,190
19c
1
1.65 May
85
Feb
Low
1
Sudbury
Contact
Mines
Cons
Shares
Range Shice Jan. 1
Low
High
17c
19c
1,000
14c
12c
12c
1,000
10c
High
Jun
22c
Feb
May
22c
Feb
3.45 Jan
1
2 75
2.70
2.80
6,700
2.55 Oct
*
14
14
14%
1,585
13
Oct
17
Jan
—100
Supertest (ordinary)
100
101
5
95
Mar
102
July
50c
5%c
6c
9,000
:
Preferred
Surf Inlet
-
Jan
Sweet
Nov
5.65
34c
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Apr
2.60
Sales
Week's
Last
High
2,500
19c
4.00
30c
5
Sale Price
11c 11 Vic
75c
75c
74Vi 76 ¥4
—
DECEMBER
STOCKS
1,815
3 ho
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
165
4.00
33c
1
Ltd
Mines
&
—
—1
Noranda Mines
Norgold
Norpax
11c
WEEK
for Week
High
L62
—
——1
-1
Mines Ltd
Nlsto
Nor-Acme
FOR
Sales
Crass
Ltd
Oils
1
Sylvanite Gold
:
25c
G2C
60c
67c
148,750
1.41
1
1.36
1.50
14c
3%c Nov
12,438
Feb
Dec
1.54
Apr
Feb
1.60
Apr
6c
Apr
11 %c
May
6%
Jan
60c
1.18
•
Mines
Northern Canada
North
•
_.
Northern Extension
North Denison
North Inca Gold
Northland Mines
—
(1940)
74c
16c
680
58c
Apr
2,200
15c
Oct
1.10 Aug
30c
May
Taku
River
Taylor
*
common-
Oct
Apr
Oct
1.70
17c
Jan
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
15c
Feb
8c
500
--*
8
9
870
-10
(Pearson)
Preferred
4.10
12%
12%
300
2.15
2.18
4,165
19,200
1.71
1.70
1.80
3,000
8c
8c
6c
4c
3,000
4c
Oct
7%c May
Thompson-Lundmark
Tip Top Tailors
30c
Dec
55c
Sep
Toburn
1
Tombill
8c
*
__
9c
6c
5c
9,625
—
•
1
1
1
Oils
Canadian
74c
16c
„
*
—
5c
4%c Oct
2,000
North
Trinity
1
30c
30c
32c
1.800
Nubar
Mines Ltd
1
9c
9c
9c
2,000
7c
Sep
17c
Jan
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
1
1
•
7c
7c
7%c
1.18
7Vic
17,000
7c
Oct
39c
___
I
2.15
1
Dec
9
10% July
1.95 Oct
12%
Dec
2.85 May
8c
8c
10c
177/a
Gold
17%
17%
25
17
Oct
25
Jan
35c
35c
960
28c
Jan
63c
Apr
%c
23c
3,540
20c
Oct
69c
Feb
8c
Oct
22
%c Mar
Jan
Mining
1
1.45
1.45
100
"
*
_50
1
14%
14%
150
16%
16%
100
15
102% 102%
14
100
Torbrit Silver Mines
O'Brien Gold Mines
Selections
Oil
Oils
Okalta
Omriitrans
Ontario
90c
7,250
Oct
7c
9,075
Nov
2.61
Dec
2.61
2.61
2.85
8,400
15c
2 Vic
2.15
14c
2Vic
2.10
15c
3 Vic
2.15
6,000
13c
8,600
3%c Nov
11,575
50
Club
i
Loan
7c
90c
108
108
108
23
—
Exploration
Ontario Jockey
1.06
7c
—"
•
—
—
O'Leary Malartic
1.10
Oct
1.95
Oct
107
Sep
Elevators
Toronto
Iron
Apr
Toronto
Mortgage
Apr
5.00
25c
Toronto
Jan
1.44
18c
May
7%c Jan
Oct
2.51
114% Mar
Traders
Pyrites
Ltd
Co
•
Opemiska Copper Mines—
Crush
Orlac Red Lake
Osisko
Mines
Lake
16,557
6c
Oct
35c
750
10c
Oct
1.55
3.40
10,100
100
3.00
6c
4,000
4%c
__
-1
1
1.47
3.40
—
60c
Oct
71,300
20c
27c
3.40
:i
*
Orange
»■
1.78
15c
17c
—
1.10
1.48
1.55
Class A warrants
Class B warrants —a
5c
60c
63c
1.20
Oct
Class
B
July
Trans
Pacific
1
1
__—
Petroleum
1.12
Peace
200
65c
Sep
9.45
4,975
Oct
71
1.00
71
315
64%
Feb
1.15
23,750
70c
Jan
39c
46c
21,000
39c
Dec
1
I
4c
58c
4c
63c
500
3c
58c
11,556
51c
__
1
6.10
6.10
6.50
31 %c
30c
36c
1
16c
16c
22c
30,048
21,800
Ltd
Mines
Silver
Trans
May
Jan
Mountain
1.35
Jan
15%
Oil
Tungsten
75% Aug
1.18 Aug
Union
Pickle
Apr
Aug
Jan
Class
B
United
54c
64c
37,000
54c
Dec
1.50
43,505
1.35
Nov
1.38
1.60
2.05
900
1.75
Oct
41
1,125
38%
Oct
1.29
1.20
1.39
4,000
22 ¥2
21 ¥a
22 ¥2
1,505
1
•
95c
80c
1.05
40,650
__
34 ¥t
1
36c
Rouyn Gold
Corp
Gas
Metals
1
—
35
38c
17c
17c
19c
8,600
6
6
7
213
Zinc
&
1.05
Dec
Violamac
Vulcan
Jun
35%
Nov
Nov
85c
52,295
55
Quesabe
Mines
Milk class
-
A.
14
Mar
1.32
Feb
1.87
3.10
Sep
2.35 July
62c
62c
70c
50,700
59c
Nov
1.99 Mar
93c
3,900
50c
Oct
20c
19c
21c
Oct
1.10
1.40
48,300
38,050
17q
1.19
__
41c
45c
2,200
35c
16 ¥2
5%c
87/a
-1-1
__
_*
16
17a/4
6,349
16
5%c
8 ¥2
6c
10,700
8%
150
Dec
Oct
Dec
Oct
5c
Radiore
Uranium
Uranium
Red
Mines
1
!
Reef Petroleum
65c
1
Gold—.
Poplar
__
1
8% Aug
Reeves MacDonald
18c
.1
—
Regcourt
65c
25,500
6,568
Sep
1.90
110
52
May
210
19
Sep
22% Mar
2,339
Oct
14%
Oct
98c
Feb
Jan
3.44
Apr
Mar
12%
Nov
__
18c
2.70
2.70
Jan
Oct
Dec
2.70
Rix-Athabasca
5,500
16,945
11%
11%
12%
3,405
1.63
1.62
1.75
8,300
6c
7%c
9,600
6c
Dec
19
20 %
4,315
14 %
Jan
24
8c
11c
4,600
lc
Feb
10c
Nov
1,000
4c
Sep
11c
May
19
Weedon
Pyrite
Long Lac_l
Rowan Consolidated
Western
Ashley
Canadian
Homestead
25
Jan
39c,
Jan
Feb
11
63c
Feb
1.60 Aug
5lc
54c
2,200
45c
Oct
1.25
11%
11%
12%
2.335
44 %
44 %
45%
2,913
_i
8%
8%
700
55c
55c
60c
1,500
22
21%
22%
155
37c
31c
31c
Western
Uranium
14
14
14
1.27
1.45
Nov
27
49c
Weston
name
(Geo} common
Preferred
6.25
Jan
6c
Oct
13c
Apr
8,500
7,000
17c
Apr
34c
July
Wood
changed
Dec
5%c
Sep
Wood
(G H)
2,000
2%c Oct
5c
Sep
20c
50,000
14c
7,000
*
Roy Silver
1
Royal Bank
Rundle
Oils Ltd
•
Gold
Lawrence
San
River
__
24
*1
Corp
Antonio
20c
1
_•
common
Ryanor Mining
Sand
—
15%
•
Russell Industries
St
14c
10
;__—
Royalite Oil
Rupununi
__
—
•
common
33
•
Gold
Gold
%
__
1
12c
30
31
15%
1,185
17c
20c
23c
7,200
2%c
3c
13,000
24%
25
645
7c
7c
1,500
32%
33 %
495
2.10
2.30
3,520
Nov
57c
Nov
24 %c
Jun
13% Oct
31% Aug
20% Apr
20c
70c
27% May
.
Dec
2%c Jan
20
7p
31
Apr
Jan
Nov.
7c
2.00
2.25
91,885
1.50
23
23
60
21%
Nov
1.70
7,700
1.55
Nov
24c
28c
5,000
40%
40%
43%
649
29
29
29
25
50c
1.05
1.05
1.20
2,945
Gordon
•
4.85
4.75
5.25
33,272
Sick's Breweries common
•
Oil
warrants
Sherritt
469
20
May
93%
161
89
¥2 Jan.
82C
91c
28
Nov
1.95
46%
Winora
Gold
Jan
8c
7%c
8c
19,285
4,000
80c
1
7c
Oct
8c
8c
10c
9,000
8c
Dec
31
1.00 Nov
1.81
Apr
4.05 Feb
5.70 Aug
Feb
21
310
18%
20
315
18
Jun
21%
Nov
July
20%
Nov
8.00
116
l
29c
29c
36c
31,900
29c
Dec
1
1.04
1.00
1.09
80,573
82c
Nov
1.20
1.25
900
97/a
220
Silver
Standard
Silverwood
Mines
Dairies
50c
—
class
A
1.20 Nov
9%
S%
7%
75
•
49%
487/a
49%
3.801
31%
•
471/4
467/a
47%
5,681
28% Jan
100
Class B
Class
6.90 Feb
•
104.30
".
7¥a
Simpson's Ltd class A
B
._
Preferred
,
-
''
Feb
94
2,05
Apr
14% c Apr
46c
May
7c
Jun
4 VaC
8,500
3%c May
41
39%
41
1,273
34%
Juir
41
95%
95%
95'4
100
94%.
Jan
99% Oct
_______________
1
4 ¥20
4 ¥20
Dec
107/ac May
_
4c
4%C
•
4
%C
8,500
4%C
Oct
f>
5%
5%
5%
80
5
98
98
98;%
20
97
2.00
2.00
2.12
9,388
1
—
100
—_•
preferred
Canuck
Yellorex
Oil
Min_
&
33c
33c
33c
3,000
1
18c
18c
20c
28,600
9c
9c
1,500
1.45
1.58
17,240
4.00
4.00
125
Dec
5.50 Jan
62C
27,866
35c
Oct
1.45 Mar
35c
20,000
20c
Nov
1.25 Aug
_
Mines
1
Yellowknife Bear Mines
1
York
*
Knitting class A
Yukeno
1.45
—
—
Mines
J.
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
'
32c
Sep
Feb,
1.52-
Jan
7 ¥4 July
Sep
100
3.10 Apr
50c
_
Jan
25c
Oct
84c
18c
Npv
42c
Jan
6%C Nov
14c
Jan
1.18
4.00
Oct
2.25
Mar
30c
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
Canadian
Jun
28
20
8.00
'
82c
1
Yale Lead & Zinc
Yankee
Apr
Jan
1
Mines
'
100
Feb
37% May
20c
Silver
Miller
'.
91%
Jan
20
20
Dec
27%
9,17 a
:
2.70 Jan
3.40
Voting trust
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Siianco Mining
-
27 ¥4
26%
Friday
STOCKS
8%
Apr
6
Jun
Feb
8.50 July
60c
May
2.24 Aug
2.60
Anglo
Sales
Brown
Co
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
'
r
Low
.
Range Slnee Jan. 1
LOW
High
Hiah
9%
370
9
Oct
13%
Feb
24 ¥2
24%
75
22
Apr
26%
Feb
_1
10%
11
1,400
97%
97%
99
145
85
Opt
200
47.
May,
5.95
5.95
7.40
2,720
17 ¥2
515
14%
i'ViVz
f 14%
171/2
14 %
5
4.15
Develop
9%
*
Newfoundland
3.80
4.15
3,450
38 ¥»
38%
55
—5
Asbestos Corp
common
1st preferred
„
»
2nd preferred
BulolOv Gold
48
1*
q
—
48i
,
4
8% Oct
5.95
Dec
15% Mar
113
Feb
51% Jan
Su40 Feb
Feb
Nov
&
7% Nov
Canada
Vinegars
50
Week's
Sale Price
Canada
10
Funds
Last
Par
Sheep Creek Gold
Nov
16,024
1
Preferred
5.15 May
2.10
Shawlnigan Water & Power common—*
Shea's Winnipeg Brewing class B__„*
4.75
1,850
4.15
1
Wingait Gold
Winnipeg Electric common
Apr
Jan
•
Selburn
9.70 Jan
Dec
6.80
2.60
May
4.60
Scurry Oils Ltd
Scythes & Co common
Security Freehold Petroleums—
1.55
Oct
2.60
6.05
3.95
Feb
Oct
36,560
1.65
46%
Nov
1.83
•
Jun
Feb
1.66
__
Apr
14 %c
3c
5,300
1.80
*
Apr
Nov
1.95
4c
*
__
6c
25
1.61
3%c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
__
5.75
Jan
Mar
8c
748
15%
2.88 Apr
6.80
•
.
:__
__.
Wright-Hargreaves
18c
Roxana Oils
17%
Oct
to
(Alexander)
2%c
4c
3%c
Dec
Nov.
1.25
31c
•
:
Wilrlcb
Petroleums
Wiltsey-Coghjan Li——
Winward Gold Mines I
1,050
23c
Oct
Nov
23% Aug
75c
Mar
Apr
Oct
2%c
3%c
67c
14
23,300
IIIIlOO
Apr
19 %c
Dec
Jan
Mines
,
16
7c
55c
Nov
Feb
Nov
Feb
Jan
8%
19%
29
1.30
15
Sep
5% July
1
Cobalt
14%
6V*c
__
Jan
52
10% Nov
41
21,812
5
Western Leaseholds Ltd
25
15
4c
July
26,920
10c
Brew
Westerh Tungsten
18,050
15
Clgss A warrants.
Clajss B warrants,;
2.10 May
May
62c
Sep
1.35
__
2.10 May
1.55
1
Jan
4%c Oct
9,200
1.35
—__1
1
Oct
1.10
1
—
RQChe
1.40
1.30
•
•
Copper
&
9c
5,500
1.50
__
10
4 %c
*
Products
2.25
5¥4c
1.25
*
1.00
4%c
•
1.75
5c
1.35
1.27
Robinson Little class A
35c
4%c
__•
L
Jan
5c
1.40
1
_____
—
Jan
41c
1.35
(G & W)
1.03
1
25c
Rio Tinto Alberta Oils
Mar
56
35c
Waterous Ltd common
Western
Apr
5,100
200
8.10
__1
Amulet
Waite
Walker
Western
Mar
22c
Sep
Mar
4.75 Rfar
1.20
1
Jan
22c
18c
46c
Oct
35c
Oils
Jan
32c
8c
1.99
1
Jan
79c
3,825
12 %c Feb
1
3.20
Npy
65c
10c
Dec
11
9.60
•
35c
9%c Mar
9c
-1
___
71c
11c 12 ¥20
Jun
8%
26%
1.25
Mines
Effective
Ranwick
7
Apr
21%
21%
-
9.60
I
Qiiinte
Jan
July
Nov
11,250
1
•
1.13
1
Mines
Gold
Sep
22,200
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining
13,500
2.90
54
55
50
25
•
Villbona
1.10
16c 16 %c
2.56
1
1.80
80c
2.70
Ltd
1.75
__
3.35 Apr
Jan
20
Mines
1.56
1
1
Jan
Apr
Oct
Nov
7
820
Mines
1.66
—1
85
26
Ventures
—
Quebec ManitOU
8%
•
Westeel
Quebec Labrador
30% Sep
21c
83c
4% Mar
8
25
Van Roi
1
Petroleums Ltd
May
Nov
17c
8
Vicour
Apr
1.67
1
Apr
1.70 Aug
67c
Sep
2.11
25
16c
Jan
•
.
Prospectors' Airways
Quebec Copper Corp
7,100
Apr
2.65
Jan
9%
26c
2.30
2.70
29%
35c
9c
500
6.75
Oct
Oct
2.00 Mar
52
Oct
29
317
3,500
9
Upper Canada Mines
60c
6,200
10
Dec
1.40 May
20%
90
36c
9%
1.20
1,775
13c
27c
2.15
Steel
55c
2.00
28%
10c
27c
2.20
Oils
40Vi
1.05
•
Lead
United
—
Dec
•
Sep
Powell
Punch
16% May
preferred
•
East Dome
28%
IOC
United Keno Hill
Jan
•
Preston
28%
United Fuel class A preferred
8.25
26
—
42
3.20 Nov
1
64c
88c
River
&
32c
,
52c
Jan
Powell
Oil
3,000
Asbestos
Nov
•
Power
34,200
39c
Mining
50c
Oils
Prado
9,305
1.15
*
United
Union
350
Ponder
Pressed
3.55
36c
•
1
Apr
3,500
1
Nov
1.07
common
May
21
1
Sep
19c
*
5c
54c
Mines
91
Nov
16c
Nov
3,25
:
•
Gold
Crow
May
—1
—
20
Pioneer Gold
85
Sep
48%
39c
-
Acceptance
53c
Placer Development
40
1,325
*
Preferred
Union Gas
21
Gas
&
85
60c
Jan
*
Corp
United
Petrol Oil
85
Nov
28%
Apr
53c
9%
Feb
31c
—*
Oil
—
*
Gold
Perron
29
1.15
Petroleum
Trend
—1
Credit. Securities—.
People's
50
3.40
Transvision-Television
75c
Sep
4,125
42
*
_.—.
Apr
Dec
31,800
48
•
Resources
1.24
Oct
16c
36c
42
*
—
Ltd
Oils
Transcontinental
Oct
30c
eb
Feb
47
100
Feb
5.65
500
--1
Gas
Nat
Oils Ltd
Penn-Cobalt
65c
lOVi
39c
Consol
River
Peak
10
71
1 08
Parbpc Malartic
Paymaster
65c
lOo
Oil
Western
10
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•
Hershey Tubes
Porcupine
Page
Pamour
Pan
__
r
18% Jan
117
32c
—
Empire Oils
Trans-Era
Triad
Pacific Coyle Navigation
May.
May
Aug
35c
—*
Preferred
Feb
4.15
13c
Oct
15
47%
•
A
-
Apr
2.45
Nov
;
2.27 July
Dec
18c 18-%c
.
class
—
16%
1.45
13
Apr
85c
80 %c July
Jan
55c
9,100
3.20
1—
„
Finance
Warrants
Ontario
?
class. A—'
Works
Petroleums
Tower
21
—*
Gold
Nov
47% Nov
Dominion
Sugar
*
Canadian Collieries
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Ill*
Marconi
common-
;t
:
17
NOV
20%
12% May
3.25 Jun
"Oct
Jan
15
43
32
Sep
4.60 Feb
Jan
Southam
South
-__.__._I
Valley Oil
Co
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Brazeau
Spooner Oils
I
1.13
1,085
90
Jun
4,360
6,300
48o
Jun
20
8%c
10c
26c
28c
1,440
14,200
10,500
28 c
28c
34c
4,033
17%
17%
10%
37
37
1,370
100
7
7
200
60c 71 %c
10,685
26c
(1944)—
Standard Paying common
Preferred
I
Standard Radio, class A
Stanwell Oil' & Gas. Ltd—
1.05
19%
*
ttd_—
Stadapona Mines
104.00 104.35
52c 53 %c
1.05
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•
III
60c
1.00 Apr
6.25 Feb
17
Mar
4.95
5%
600
Jan
Canadian,.W^teni Lumber__
8%
8%
834
2,500
Sep
Canadiam-Westinghouse
65
65
66
136
62.
Consolidated J?aper
Siscoe Gold
Souris
37
36
37
990
31% May
25c
25c
2,100
78%
78%
79%
160
34
34
75
33% Oct
51%
53%
2,747
41%. May
51% Nov
20%,
29¥s>
573
20% Mar
104.35 Nov
73c
1.35
1
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of
Canada
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1
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Steep, Rock Iron Mines
Sterling Trusts
For footnotes see
page 45.
31 %c
17%
33
33
20
38c
7.20
950
1,035
1,925
4,020
24,840
32%;
33.
4c
6.90
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26
5,000
18
33.%
3%c
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17%
32%
26
125
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OU
____^
20c
Mar
70c
Jan
Dominion Bridge
46c
Jan
Dryden Paper
Nov
25%c< Oct
3.65
Jail,
7% May
July
10%
Jan
86.
Feb
38'% Jan
20% Aug
8%c Dec
26c
13 %
May
Mar
37
Nov
22c
70
Mav
53c
Jan
90%
Feb
42
Jan
18% Des
27
J,
6,% Mar
60c
Dec
Dec
7% Jan
1.20 Aug
International Paper common
International Utilities
20c
Oct
16
Jun
28%. May
79i
Adt
3%c Dec
5.85- Oct
2.6.
Sep
55 %c Jan
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52%
5
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Minnesota & Ontarip Paper
5
Qgilviev Flour
*
Loblaw
Inc
MacLaren" Power__
Starratt Olsen Gold
Stedman Bros
!
.
29
•
48%
30
Feb
29
100
23
Feb
33
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5b.
200
481/4
Oct
50
24%
24%
24%
r
,
;
21% May
24%s Jan,
1,125
May
28% Feb
36% Aug
18% Oct
35%
35
6c.
4ug
33%
33'/2
Mar
Pend Oreille
1
4.90
4.90
5.05
1,680
May
Price Bros "
•
32
31
32
695
26%
Apr
3°% J "Ml
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*
13%.
13%
150
12
Apr-
14% Jan,
64C
66c
20,900
Apr
80c
8.00 Jan
27
common
Aug
Yukon. Consolidated:
,
——
'«* 64% c
•
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50
.-
4,90 Dec
50c
-
8.75
-
Jan
Apr
(2201)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Mutual
Fund*—
Far
Fund
25c
Bid
Ask
Mutual Funds—
.
Aberdeen
Aillllated
Fund
Inc
\95c
1.25
>
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
I
'
4.35
Fund
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9.91,
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of
America
10.77
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10.00,
asset
23.86
value
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•
25.79
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8.79
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26.67
Canada General Fund Inc
1
8.94
1
12.63
15.76
1
11.67
17.06
-
20.18
1
Chemical
1
Fund
137
Investment
1
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Fund Inc—-
„
uomposite
24*49
26.66
20.54
li.zt,
12.30
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•
asset
Delaware
13.28
29
32
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value.
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t—I
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steel
35.23
35.59
16.66
18.32
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1
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Diversified Funds Inc—
Mass
Diversified
common
stock—1
Diversified Investment Fund. 1
Dividend Shares
:
-26o
"
Dreyfus
-
Fund
Inc
5.45
1
5.97
6.79
7.44
1.93;
Stock
1
32.22
24.03
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5.1x18.35
19.84
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
First Boston Corp
Founders Mutual Fund
2.61
_10
34 %
-
•
36%
8.42
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;
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stock
stock
series
lc
6.91
6.92
7.53
1
2°'88
2.88
ill
3.13
Gas
1
20.75
22.43
1
59.27
63.73
1
6.04
6.57
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General
Fund
Capital
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Corp
General Investors Trust
Group Securities—
„
h
on
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8-94
lc
9.18
10.06
—lc.-
9.06
9.93
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Chemical shares
;
10
Electrical Equipment shsres-lc
9.72
,?*n2
*
lo
5.03
7.91
8.67
shares
+
8.79
..
shares—lo
9.36
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Low
Priced
shares
'
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Railroad
/
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stock
1.
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Steel
,
17.88
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1
16.01
;
shares
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4.34
lc
Growth Companies Tnr
Industry
Guardian Mutual Fund
«v,6.96
11.70
12.55
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1
4.78
1
24.67
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■
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Group
Insurance
shares
1-23
Bond Group
lc
Investment Co of America-—1
of
2.20%
7-1-53
b2.35
2.20%
3-
2-53
b2.25
2.00%
2.25%
11-
3-52
8-
1-53
3-53
b2.35
b2.30
2;05%
2.20%
2.25%
12-
5-
1-52
9r
1-53
1-53
b2.30
b2.35
2.10%
2.20%
6.16
3.00
11, 1952
18,
26,
12.97
1.25%
bl.50
1952.
1.20%
bl.50
1.25%
59.44
30.22
14.57
1
8.45
9.25
62.50
66.00
23.20
23.40
1.72%
March
1.80%
March
b2.00
1.83%
June
b2.00
1953
bl.93
29,
1953
bl.95
8.98
Bank & Trust
Par
New
Bid
36'A
.100
378
-10
Shares—1
12.49
13.58
1
6.02
6.58
1
6.04
6.60
1
14.44
1
X20.54
22.40
1
19.93
21.55
14.73
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4.57
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*
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Series
E
47
49%
County
Independence Trust Shares
19.42
•;
1
2.22
1
10.95
5.45
(White Plains N Y)__
-16
62
255
.100
375
400,
.100
800
840
1
2.55
1
Cleveland
Cleveland
National
Trust
Bank
.—20
Co
._100
City Bank
31%
16
33
X405
420
43%
45
'
Union Bank of Commerce. .—10
42%
44
.10
48%
50%
.20.,,
99
101
350
365
43
45
12%
42
44
United States National Bank-20
65
156
65
161
Detroit
-10
National
of
23%
25%
-10
Fiduciary Trust
First
35%'
37%
National Bank of Detroit—
Bank
the City of
Lop Angeles
N Y
100
390
47
51
100
357
366
-20
97
100
402
Security-First National
National Bank-
,
Pittsburgh
Mellon Nat'l Bank A Trust-100
Peoples 1st Nat Bank A Tr—20
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Irving Trust
10
Kings County Trust
32%
100 1,420
Manufacturers Trust Co
20
(J P)
National
& Co
Inc
City Bank
York
52
56
296
_20
51
25
Trust
117
National
Bank
&
Mercantile Trust
38%
41
44%
17
50%
53%
-25
Co
26%
20
58%
Trust—20
100
160
49%
60
United Bank A Trust
92 %
62
'
62%
180
56%
89%
29%
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25
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Tower Grove Bank A
;
54%
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36%
20
Bank
Bank
Mutual Bank A Trust
281
,
National
National
Manufacturers Bank As Trust-20
48%
125
271
Leula
First
120
120
100
St.
Amer. Exchange Nat'l Bank—20
Boatmen's
52%
47
_25
United States Trust—_L
First National Bank
66%
288
100
Partlund
1,460
64%
Meadow Brook National Bank
of Freeport N Y
—„20
Morgan
23%
;
34%
22%
City Nat'l Bank and Trust—-25
Continental Illinois
'
?
248
6%
66%.
Chicago
1956—
••
.
65 %
Co
2.54
'st Shares—
Series 1955-.
Series
Trust
Sterling National
9.63
Bid
.100
50%
S-20
Bank
Harris Trust & Savings
45%
6
National
Northern Trust Co
54
-10
Public Nat'l Bank &
Trust—17%
2.50
————
North Amer T-
Par
First
390
52%
..15
Chemical Bank & Trust
5.73
13.36
Co
.95%
Chicago—(Coot)—
15.39
5.24
Fund
.98%
Companies
Ask
34%,
.-10
Franklin
12.29
Fund-
,94%
b2.04
——
18, 1953 (TAB)
19, 1953 (TAB)
York
9.78
1
Fund
b2.00
1953
1.83%
10
Inc
Accumulative
5,
—
.
Fund
14.12
92%
1.65%
1953
29.48
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bl.80
15,
22,
15.75
27.27
Corp— •
Inc
Income
59.44
Com
30.22
90%
bl.98
b2.00',
February 19, 1953
February 26, 1953
bl.90
19531953
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bl.98
bl.85
2,
8,
32
1
Fund
February 5, 1953
February 13, 1953
3.29
25
Fund (net asset value )_•
Amer Shares
2'/a
Fund
Bid
bl.50
1952__
Treasury Bills
Ask
Central National
Investors
Due
4-
New
-13.05
11.87
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.
b2.35
1-52
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1-52
January
January
11.58
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value)—♦
■
;
1-53
10-
Bate
Clark
^tocOMln Investment
17.73
18.99
*.
10
diversified Trustee Shares-
1.35
12.01
Fund—1
6.44
3.56
1,4.84
16.22
„
Boston—1
'
V
„
4.21
20.38
Wellington Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc
of
87c96c
lc
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Investors Management
0
6-
2.30%
1-52
January
January
January
5.54
'
3 26 '
Value Line Fund Inc
Wall Street Investing
Corp
i ll/as
13.57-
•
lc
Group shares
"Investment Trust
11.05
Al
HI
18.85^
United Science
—
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2-52
1.95%
2-52
December
7.90
1
United
26.67
,
9-
b2.25
United States
8.58
1
United
5.17
Hudson Fund Inc
_
Ask
2.30%
2-53
15.28
Texas
28.50
12.17
-/
12.78
27.67
1
Bid
1.90%
19.33
inc
7.63
1
Inc
Ask
b2.10
December
14.83
Television-Electronics
4.77
Inc__l
—
Shares
Bid
2-53
2-
8-
7.50
9-52
noo
17^79
Technical
7.92
•
Due
1-
1-52
26%
Fund—_1
9.32
7.22
lc
1957—
7-
December
1__1
Sovereign
1,
«-
10.40
5
state Street Investment
stem Roe & Farnham
5.04
8.50
lc
„
25
Shareholders Trust of
Boston—1
15.1.
2.83
98.18
1-52
Bid
q
.2.50
Selected
7.84
13.86
lc.
shares
Growth
7.15
lc
lc
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13.44
Fund
&
15,
0-
17.19
12.43
,
Trading
<fc Clark
99.3
98.16
14.17
se'rTe;::::::!
(net asset
100.3
99.1
-
2.05%
2.20%
16.55
16 19
6.35
Inc
1955—
2,00%
31.86
15.23
x5.85
Fund
100.1
—
15,
4-
4.95
Scudder, Stevens
9.29
.lc
Tobacco shares
2,15%
2.00%
1
Corp
Fund
Scudder, Stevens
7.75
8.48
-lc
___
shares
19.34
19.83
Stock
7.07
lo
Equipment shares
Railroad
;
shares
Bond
17.94
4.52
*
9.v5
lc
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
Bate
-10
13.77
bond
l%s March
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
8.82
21.41
29 63
Republic Investors Fund
9.74,
Institutional
Dec.
1, 1953—
l%s March 15, 1954—-—
97.8
1
Inc
2yas
.9902
.0186
97.16
1
SeHeT
(Geo)
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99.9615
99.9846
1953_
97.28
xl8.34
Putnam
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Industrial Machinery share's.lc
99.9901
32nds—
97
Pioneer Fund
5.52
administered shares—lc
General bond shares
—lc
Food
Fully
.
1953
In
are
l%s Oct.
Pine Street Fund Inc
17.44
Values
1953
1,
Bid
Treasury Notes—
98.4
5
If;
15.93
Maturity—
Ask
97.28
1
Series
&
116%
97.8
1
Petroleum
115 %
97.20
Pacific Amer Investors
com__10c
£1.50 preferred
8.16
..
15.
15,
no
8.87
99.24
•96.2
100.4
Bid
June
Aug.
8.05
ic
Aviation shares
«.
es Feb.
l7/es
2s
xl9.80
Natural Resources Fund
Inc.._lc
(The) Stock Fund-lo
Automobile shares.
lc
95.26
1961
5.13
*
Common
1957-1955
1%S April 1, 1956
l%s Oct. 1, 1956
l%s April 1, 1957
4^6
geiles
England
1,
99.12
10(0
'
100.2
5.88
Low Priced Com
Stock Serlesll
Natural Resources of
Canada
Fund Inc
New
99.16
98.26
5 34
0orp-
Musttiai stock
1954
5.74
of Boston Inc
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1,
4.45
1
IffS Series
ino
fiSSTSf1tnv6St0r"110—1
Futures
Feb.
3.43
Income
7.57
lc
series
99.28
99.24
1950—
Panama Canal 3s„
99.30.
99.28
99.4
1954
98.24
lc
Low ™ec'
Priced
9.1o
100
1, 1955-1953
1,
1,
1955
s 21
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
100
99.30
99.31
l%s Dec.
4.04
NaBaianceSdeCSUeriiieys Series~~
2 87
-
3.71
•
Fund-
Investors
99.29
2%s Nov.
2%s May
100.2
99.30
Dollar Price
3.89
3.11
Nation-Wide Securities—
Balanced Fund
National
Fidelity Fund Inc
99.31
1953
1953
Maturity—
5.62
337
.
Units of beneficial interest
25.74
5.39
Fund—
Ask
Bonds—
1953
1%S Oct.
1953
99,24
B14
Bank
1,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
4.54
in
34.45
1
20c
s
lc
Inc
Mutual Fund
li.,10
10
Ml
—"III—lie
fcihares
:
.
lc
of beneficial
interest—_1
Investors Growth Stock
Baton A Howard-
Equity Fund Inc
37.89
in
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Balanced Fund
37.89
i»
shares
Massachusetts Life
3.12
10.27
shares
shares
Fund
1%S Jan.
2%s Feb.
17,
10.69
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc.. 10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
-
.
100
15,
Aug.
point
6.50
9.78
EflfulpmenVsharesllc.•>
Petroleum
100
99.29
Certificates of Indebtedness¬
Non-Ferrous Metals
Paper shares
14.11
99.29
B—
a
7.97
5.93
*
ser,
Land
18.92
7.30
1953,
2.2Q? May
2%s
20.26
Home Furnishings shares___lc
'
Federal
Central Bank for
Cooperatives—
l%s Feb. 1, 1953
2%s June
1, 1953
38.39.
18.57
17.34
16,
one or more 32nds of
Ask
2.30s
19.65
35.20
,
Feb.
2.30s April 15,
'.
29.50
25c
shares_:ic
^
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is.01
27.05
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Electrical EouiDrnent sharps
GeneraI Industries
17.53
1-...8*
12.28
-1
:
Consolidated Investment Truat_l
De
Business
16.13
1
Inc
2.00s
27.59
Funds—
Automobile
7.49
,
1
Fund
Fund
Managed
142
6.89
Bid
.
21.82
^is'1'SL8eC0rltlM C0,B—I™6???
Preferred
-100
38
48.87
^(N^t A^set6 Value?*1 Fund~
(Net Asset ValUe)—
9.66
-
Canadian Fund Inc....
Century Shares Trust
sn
1
8-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
24.98
24.35
.
39
•
®_1 (Quality Common Stks)_l
s~2 (Income Com Stocks»___i
8-3 (Appreciation
Com Stksi l
8.80
23.11
-
1
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
««
126
Lexington Trust Fund
Concord
ft
Federal Home Loan Banks—
2.00s Feh. 16, 1953,
ser, A
„
Broad Street Invest
Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd
Commonwealth
31
(Speculative Bonds^—l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
23.12
1
Bid
i
(Low Priced
Bonds)
,
10.93
21.50
*
Bonds)Il
B-3
*
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net
December
Figures after decimal point
represent
L__—.
.
*
•
Boston Fund Inc
-
'
8%
p»r
Keystone Custodian
Funds
B-l ^Investment
Bonds)
B-2 (Medium
Grade
*
20.39
'
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Fund Inc
1J2.92
18.76
'
Inv Tr
Friday
Johnston (The) Mutual
5.42
11.88 t
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair Holdings
Corp.
:
_1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund
Ine__l.
Bond
1.05
•
5.01
4.01,
American Business Shares
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Houghton
for
Investing Companies
:
Francisco
Bank of Amer N T A 8 A—6.25
30%
32
%
Insurance Companies
Bid
Aetna
Life
109%
59%
Insurance
Ask
105%
Aetna Casualty <fc Surety.
Aetna
61 %
119
123
-28
American Alliance
88%
American
Automobile
American
Equitable
Life
93%
35
10
Co
Lincoln
National
Maryland
(
Agricultural
Par
Jersey' Insurance
37
Casualty
of
N
39
161
166
common
1
$2.10 prior preferred
10
$1.05 convertible preferred__5
5
22
5
41%
43%
Assurance
&
26%
35%
37%
National Fire
59%
National Union Fire
2%
_10
_—
Bankers & Shippers—
.10
Boston
88
-10
—
Camden Firn.
M
Life
-
60
77
24%
165
10
96%
New
-
26%
27%
Amsterdam Casualty
2
Hampshire Fire_
—10
43%
46
24
River
2.50
Fidelity <te Deposit of Md
Assn of Philadelphia
10
10
74%
76%
Providenoe-Washington
10
59%
61%
Reinsurance
of Newark
44%
98%
Republic—,
Home
10
.
.10
-8
Republic
Seaboard
42.
:
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
:
44
160
165
44%.
42%
87%
.46%,
44'%
89%
60%
63%
19%
104 %
105'A
104%
105%
101'%
108%.
104%
8tecks—
&
(N
Y)
Marine
Central Illinois Public Service—
nois
102'%
Boston
Edison
3'As
103 %,
101%
102
—1982
'
98%
Elec
Calif
Oregon Power 3%S—1982
Carolina Pow & Lt 3%s
1982
29 %
9%
10%
pfd_100
104
105
104
Gulf
pfd.100
104%
105
1982
102
102'%
Household
103
103%
r
Production
3%s„1967
103
103%
42
50%
10
100
U
S
Fire
U
S
Guarantee
Westchester Fire
3
10
2
41 %
700
64%
45%
100
preferred
Gas—
B
.50
in
53%
54%
Texas Eastern Trans—
preferred
100
5.50%
preferred
100
95
100 A
96
101%
year's range)
720
66%
47%
130
25%
Natural
4.76%
43%
3A
Finance—
preferred
4.92%
52%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2
4.44%
101%,
105%
40
Util
Oklahoma
100%
Southern
102 7%
10
States
4.40%
102%
10
S
100
Dallas Power & Lt $4.24
74%
U
pfd
104%
34%
32%
10
Travelers
Ohio
104%
46%
12 %
Accident
4.65%
100
Southern
104
104%
Surety
Standard
A
104
31%
2
Georgia Power 3%s
100 %
10
10
4.92'A preferred
Columbus
20%
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
18%
36%
103
lOi'A
107%
98
10
Corp
(Texas)
St Paul Fire
40%
102%
1977
3%s__1982
103%,
5
-
28%
42
10
;
—
Phoenix
61
16%
.
Washington Wtr Pwr 3%S—1982
3%s
55%
10
Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
39%
34%
5
53%
10
Pacific
59
Globe & Rutgers Fire comnon_5
American
—5
—
88
Fire
37%
Great
Hanover Fire
83
Pacific
27
■
General Reinsurance Corp_
Glens Falls
7%
47
Fireman's
Frisco
33%
6%
12.50
10
Fire
31%
3.33%
Northeastern
10
-
Atk
102%,
Electric
26
North
_5
Northern
53%
46%
Bid
102%
45 %
44
York
Fire
Bonds—(Cont.)
Virginia Elec Power 3'/4S—1982
103%
Appalachian
42%
170
45
Ask
104
72%
40%
Federal
Steambolier
Anheuser-Busch
30%
70%
New
Security Issues
103%
1977
11%
5
—
Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
•
10%
10
100%
51%
10
Employees
New
55
74%
-
10
Continental Casualty—
Crum & Forster Inc
Hartford
Bid
Amer Gas & Elec 3%s
24
Merchant Fire
Merchants
53%
57%
Hartford Fire
30%
Massachusetts Bonding
31 %
20%
25%
&
29
187/a
10
Globe
Bonds—
50%
51%
25
Firemen's
47%
29%
American Surety
Automobile
of
27%
5
American Re-Insurance
Fund
25%
4
Manufacturers—4
National Casualty (Detroit)__10
General
Recent
Ask
35
10
Casualty-5
Asaur
American Fidelity &
American of Newark
Connecticut
Bid
Y_10
26%
change, n Admitted to trading N, Y. Curb, r Cash sales
(not included In year's range)
liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted
Trading privileges. wdWben delivered, wi When
Issued,
x Ex-divldend.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
•No
par
value,
tin default.
tThese
bonds
are
subibct tq *11 Federal taxes
*
45 "
*
4S
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2202)
Monday, December 8, 1952
...
Week Ended Nov. 29
1952
1951
$
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEAR1N6S
$
1950
Inc. or
Dec. %
1949
$
$
•
Federal
Third
Bank
clearings this week will show an increase
compared with a year ago. Pre-
-^Ikninary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
fit the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Dec. 6, clearings for all
possible to obtain weekly
cities of the United States for which it is
week in 1951. At this center
$19,861,078,738 against $17,851,157,125 for the same
there is
13.3%. Our comparative summary
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
total stands
last year. Our preliminary
11.3% above those of the corresponding week
at
clearings will be
for
Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1,272,374
Bethlehem
I,274,071
1,518,341
1,649,047
1,327,768
Chester
Lancaster
1,620,824
4.346,110
Reading
4,071,403
991,000,000
2,930,015
Philadelphia
1,211,000,000
3,798,132
Scran ton
5,582,093
3,033,344
3,183,350
996,140
830.095
8.6
1,143,519
1,179,028
1,298,214
3,855,023
1,028,000,000
3,378,287
5.507,475
1,329,365
+
—22.9
II,280,505
7,543,009
8,899,252
—15.2
1,033,996,108
Jersey—Trenton
(11
3.3
cities)
1,258,122,942
—17.8
3,206,977
934,000,000
2,781,752
5,087,655
3,175,866
3,900,359
10,562,166
8,575,641
1,070,392,690
199 fid<?
d
Total
1.8
+
lo!739i502
Vnrlr
Delaware—Wilmington
New
6.7
+
—18.2
5,483,958'
Wilkes-Barre
0.1
—18.1
—
5,988,106
—
—24.5
4.8
—
3,057,445
3,868,324
973,511,633
9,147,159
8,993,833
the week follows:
TELEGRAPH
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY
New
$10,150,729,969
York
949,786,655
Chicago
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
7.7
Columbus
35,887,000
8.3
Mansfield
350,662,075
993,623,571
1,133,804,451
+
—
+
3.3
353,068,037
+
+
20.8
+
cities, five days.
$15,430,989,556 $13,757,328,382
....
3,411,523,950
3,691,740,985
five days.
Total
cities)—
(7
all
Total
$19,122,730,541 $17,168,852,332
five days—
cities,
one
day
$19,861,078,738 $17,851,157,125
cities for week
Total all
682,304,793
738,348,197
—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the
in.
•ends Saturday, and
the Saturday figures are not available at time
+
Federal
Reserve
3,036,139
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 11.4
'+
South
8.2
Carolina—Charleston
Total
the week
as
of going to press.
For that week there
for the whole country
ihe
statement, however, which we present further
able to give final and complete results of
we are
same
in
week
below,
the previous week—the week ended
decrease of 12.0%, the aggregate of clearings
a
was
having amounted to $15,844,405,604 against $17,997,013,202 in
hearings at this center showing
of 12.1%, the bank
of this city there was a loss
Outside
1951.
a
11.6%, in the Boston Reserve District of 7.5% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Federal Reserve
Sixth
are
smaller by 12.4%,
6.8% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
District of 2.7%
decline of 8.8%, the St. Louis Reserve
a
and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 17.8%.
District, the totals suffer
In the Kansas City
loss of 21.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District of
a
=85,391,065
4,935,899
99,611,162
21,520,620
277,500,000
6,593,593
304,900,000
4,727,641
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
furnish
a summary
SUMMARY OF
Week Ended Nov. 29—
PMeral
7,065,947
l&
3rd
11
Philadelphia
Cleveland
7
nth Richmond
6
nth Atlanta
10
7th Chicago
17
Louis
<Uh St.
4
9th Minneapolis
7
JtOth Kansas City
10
Kfcth Dallas
10
Total
We
New
York
City
add
now
$
1950
or
526,932,148
439:144,09Q
^19,115,464
17,202,279
91,660,765
9.0
258,800,000
5,447,640
72,750841
233,300,000
3,772,705
—
6.7
—
3.7
3,926,056
6.1
+
3,734,278
121,817,274
7,101,747
7,750,979
485,581
139,013,889
689,353
-29.6
159,595,415
•12.9
105,348,929
120310,019
7,108,775
686,798
147,924,605
784,842,538
851,184,412
7.8
768,329,051
654,420,539
1,554,932
I,780,535
11,635,184
4,713,391
9,808,366
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
(10
cities)
—
6.6
+
8.4
-
87,900,743
100,038*943
6,125,653
542,960
129*040137
Federal
Reserve
District—Chicago—
—.
Bend
.
9,100,842
2,769,506
Dec. %
1.1
—
0.5
+
+ 41.0
6,170,562
4,991,080
60.1
4,494,502
61,592,000
—
5.6
8,693,671
7.437,620
+
0.3
3,340,807
72,041,847
60,501,739
+
2,746,832
72,289,731
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
79,232,026
—
8.8
4,482,404
56,718,000
2,652,194
3.6
4,525,716
3,994,712
9.1
32,765,624
32,336,307
—26.2
18,934,375
15,890161
4,204,004
Illinois—Bloomington
-—
;
17,675,786
1,687,004
—21.9
1,270,061
1,118,732
879,737,159
—12.6
5,120,524
—30.9
908,943,198
3,869,985
725,244.056
3,535,850
City
32,696,924
13,041,342
1,317,807
768,941,466
Moines
4.362,308
29,731,212
Iowa—Cedar Rapids—.
Des
47,660,000
8,593,397
Indianapolis
+14.7
1,276,454
12,004,432
5,454,426
1,463,466
11,876,115
5,479,501
8,699,849
76,310,000
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids—
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
—19.1
12,738,398
II,158,374
1.5
5,843,431
4.888,143
—17.4
4,071,886
3,414,810
8.8
1,161,029,003
949,859,239
7.9
292,000,009
9,924,727
7,441,193
3,646,259
4,414,486
1,029,380,396
—
12,262,013
7,556,164
—
1,129,042,971
cities)
(17
+
—
3,436,002
$
$
714,101,501
7.5
640,115,823
570,368,444
9*170,201,561
—11.6
9,102,746,316
7,810,669,737
1,033,996,108
1,258*122,942
—17.8
1,070,392,690
973,511.633
993,023,571
1,133,804,451
—12.4
812,821,801
793,895,731
545,771,093
►»
585,391,065
6.8
526,932,148
439,144,090
7.8
768,329,051
654,420,539
8.8
1,161,029,008
049,859*236
»»
—
H
—
»»
784,842,538
851,184*412
1,029,380,396
1,129,042,971
567,907,568
I*
583,628,642
•*
*4
—
—
—
2.7
588,155,293
524,037,711
461,941,147
374,140,031
389,456,558
473,943,322
—17.8
467,528,500
592,603,922
—21.1
568,414,424
462,840210
351,493,052
427,022,478
—17.7
358,179,172
311,470267
917,426,936
1,077,965,935
—14.9
910,098,318
783,861,706
»»
•t
15,844,405,604
17,997,013,202
—12.0
16,969,155,191
14,648.231,335
8,042,415,743
9,151,967,227
—12.1
8,161,999,593
7,093,313,463
Missouri—St. Louis
283,400,000
307,865,M0
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
164,769,803
117,470,553
2,267,212
133,825,826
+ 13.1
139,815,628
—16.0
331,900,000
124,011.139
120,012,998
3.7
2,031,156
2,027,333
567,907,568
583,628,642
2.7
588,155,293
524,037,711
Total
(4 cities)
—
2,187,188
+
110,198,855
119,811,524
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis3.9
6,287,421
4.954,382
—19.6
—14.2
306,231,976
116,803,638
244,206,435
116,212,749
8,036,672
—14.4
9.319,653
7,849,500
4,641,811
6,209,669
14,363,079
—27.9
5,015,483
11,795,320
4,799,528
—17.9
4,413,486
5,472,740
13,412,233
10,758,649
389,456,558
Minneapolis
St.
317,154,085
473,943,322
—17.8
461,941,147
374,140,031
900,164
563,254
8,552,835
—20.8
59*7,336
566,050
+ 22.1
—?3.6
—26.5
522,575
8,685,601
156.974,615
9,395,154
7,925,279
124.525,510
7;813,612
I
1
I
I
11,626,255
294.731,605
12,179,043
995,868
i
I
i
I
7,325,257
7,609,831
255,145,260
Minnesota—Duluth
99,667,001
Paul
North Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
6,878,291
3,345,372
South
Montana—Billings
Helena—
1
Total
(7 cities)
+
—19.2
97,861,479
3,620,053
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
■
week ended Nov.
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
29, for four years:
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended Nov. 29
712,663
Hastings
1952
dealings
Vint
Whir
Reserve
1951
Inc. or
$
at—
Federal
$
Dec. %
1950
$
1949
$
District—Boston—
Bangor
I,924,736
4,363,467
Waaachusetts—Boston
687,803
Lincoln
6,533,016
Omaha
120034,874
6,960212
17,344,155
171,524,249
5.5
+
4,176,176
+
0.1
1,778,193
4.5
4,879,674
1.672,321
364,177,345
—19.3
4,168,615
358*831,533
9,944,434
13,856,428
—28.2
13,717,057
8.4
535,745,757
475,697,421
¥22.1
1,955,590
2,015,128
8.2
2,660,206
2,888,385
7.9
2,356,840
2,745,041
2,633,891
917,526
816,811
467,528,500
2,305,344
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas City
St.
Joseph.
—
—
609,507,408
2,436,383
1,995,782
g*meU
1,024,047
1,115,316
Hew Bedford
2,250,677
2,016,351
+ 11.6
Bpringfleld
9,926,225
II,128,010
—10.8
9.851.900
Worcester
7,323,099
8,305,506
—11.8
8,176,760
5,765,319
27,955,475
29,133,532
4,0
26,387,319
25,701,992
Dallas
13,416,953
13,935,400
3.7
12,967,559
11,612,805
Fort Worth
29,532,500
29,204,500
1,841,946
1,658,784
Hew HaVfen
New
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total (12 cities)
tBeeond Federal
Www
660,596,005
Reserve District—New
—
—
—
—
8,520,653
1.1
33,227,300
30,680,200
+ 11.0
1.922.901
1,764.448
+
7.5
714,101,501
28,040,206
Bingham ton
3,344,949
Buffalo
640,115,823
570,368,444
+
6.4
20,400,530
24,612,013
3,498,920
—
4.4
2,617,918
2,942,649
108,981,934
9.1
100,655,240
79,556*306
2,238,578
2,022,544
+ 10.7
1,921,579
1,749,969
Jamestown
1,756,535
2,024,682
—13.2
2,155,497
1,710,126
—
7,801,989,861
8,845,045,975
22,814,583
23,601,225
-14,158.923
16,429,840
—13.8
15,692,509
+ 25.1
Rochester
——-
Connecticut—Stamford
19,624,347
Wew Jersey—Montclair
a
Newark
Worthern New Jersey
,
—
8,807,155,598
3.3
Eleventh
22,497,107
50,183,691
19,594,110
15,611,167
13,645,624
13,775,601
12,965.363
a
60,930,111
65,625,800
—17.6
—
7,554,917,872
-
|
6,693,772
—11.0
361,535,336
35,603,592
6,862,000
—18.2
6,213,263
297,484,983
31,620,532
6,298,000
7,033,638
253.201,177
31,564,918
5,823,643
—15.4
6,032,614
4,362,173
9,298,926
Galveston
10,504,135
—11.5
10,529,780
9,658,361
cities).
427,022,478
—17.7
358,179,172
311,476,267
9.1
145,856,405
3,934,917
122,280,571
3,062,905
139,387,995
—17.9
—
189,780,291
173,895,158
+
3,462,383
—22.7
166,319,217
—12.7
16,256,881
12,867,442
4,890407
Barbara—,
Stockton—.
Total (10 cities).
_
0,170,201,561
-
—11.6
.
48,079,700
63,337,658
50,128,006
9,102,746,318
8.5
11,863,521
10,473,876
480,863,800
412,766,410
—10.5
12,876,876
10.603,741
8.9
4,721,010
4,025,507
+ 27.1
14,034,372
16.598,873
—24.9
14,371,181
10,228,445
Jose
7.5
+
10,558,363
587,454,837
5.2
151,353,216
72,918,425
+
86,355,854
15,123,419
11,458,574
441,309,385
Francisco
San
4,477,266
145,263,644
81,903,284
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
San
5,656,000
Reserve District—San Francisco-
Washington—Seattle
9.111,275
7,565,396
—
5,370268
—
917,426,936
1,077,965,935
—14.9
17,997,013,202
—12.0
16,969,155,191
59,877,663
13,817,642
910,098,318
15,844,405,604
Grand Total (112 cities)
*
,
Putside
N§w York—
'
^
+
L
"
j
i
0042,415,743
-
—12.1 '
9,151,967,227
■
6r;
9.5
783,861,708
767,999
52,618,421
9.8
462,846,210
29,245,052
6,213,000
Louisiana—Shreveport
Santa
J
568,414.424
+
Distrlot—Dallas-
Texas—Austin
Total (6
2,033,335
—21.1
351,493,052
Reserve
2,817,838
592,603,922
4,927.279
Federal
4.2
5,959,297
Total (10 cities)
Pasadena
"
a
50,218,642
:
—11.8
—
<~>7,810,6*07&<
1
295,849,498
—
Yakima
99,012,464
Rjfacuse——_
Pueblo.
Twelfth Federal
26,348,021
XhEdra
Hew York
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
Wichita Falls
York—
York—Albany
—
I
1,952,731
558,599,862
Piall River—.
43annecticut—Hartford
+ 23.9
9,157,524
18,349,847
'
449,644
14,515,825
293.898,096
Kansas—Topeka
1,925,371
Portland
Rhode
f
8.4
—106
—
1949
660,596,005
—
our
80,294,914
6.8
—
216,366,128
125,384,336
Total
Inc.
8,012,383,279
112 cities
Outside
1951
».
6
XJSth San Francisco
91,541,274
4.9
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St; Louis—
li2cities
tat Boston—
Jtafl Hew York
5.9
—13.7
—
12,500*000
114,355,357
Rockford
CLEARINGS
$
Districts—
Reserve
BANK
2,432,327
124,132,304
3,418,417
14,707,000
152.979.131
3,688,333
280,666,081
5.6
133,705,143
Decatur
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1952
3,350,329
7.0
+
—
4,559,983
97,900,505
Springfield
we
8.7
—
Alabama—Birmingham
Peoria
following
793,895,731
Florida—Jacksonville.
Chicago
17.7% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 14.9%.
In the
812,821,801
:/
19,722,665
81,636,942
Nashville
Sioux
Deserve
—12.4
6,861,195
District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knox v I lie
South
in the Richmond Reserve District by
266,067,173
located and from this we note
(including this city) the totals show a falling off of
7.€%. The Chicago Reserve District records
279,966,390
545,771,093
(6 cities).
Seventh
trict of 17.8%.
3.783,050
—13.1
7,611,409
247,401,369
We group the cities according
decrease of 11.8%.
Reserve Districts in which they are
to the Federal
that in the New York District
180,193,851
4,693,069
263,480*075
85,982,810
Maryland—Baltimore.
District of Columbia—Washington-
+11.3
3,323,763
17,360,000
18,570,000
*170:000,000
Macon
Wov. 29.
4,984,682
+
District—Richmond—
Virginia—Huntington
West
8.2
has to be estimated.
JBtccordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases
In the elaborate detailed
29,920,600
1.3
—
foregoing will appear
inasmuch
We cannot furnish them today,
issue of next week.
our
8.2
—14.9
+ 12.2
Richmond
Ail cities,
303,214,174
14.1
:
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Fifth
Ten
Other cities,
5,239,924
10,050,079
—
24.1
398,778,187
7,418,185
7,167,184
Youngstown
10.4
265,950,605
-
191,001,270
324,769,762
172,093,733
—12.2
+
303.338,071
Francisco
San
5,989,406
—12.8
454,967,618
35,403,100
6,154,148
9,927,928
403,593,007
304,800,000
Baltimore
i
7,132,709
216,340,465
399,383,799
32,514,400
588,816,677
Cleveland
Louis
3.4
188,600,110
Cleveland
8.3
+
336,500,000
608,020,000
438,225,944
481,596,989
St.
District—Cleveland—
13.4
+
1,066,000,000
560,359,464
Reserve
Cincinnati
+
381,801,710
Federal
Ohio—Canton
13.3
$8,960,774,736
876,978,966
1,209,000,000
603,596,498
350,195,430
Philadelphia—
Boston
Fourth
%
1951
1952
Week Ended Dec. 6—
JC
«
i
,
14,648,231,333
8,161,999.593 * 7,093,313,463
i.r,
Jr.
.r
B
1
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RTolume 176
Number 5175
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2203)
Company and Issue—
,
Date
Compania Salitrera de Tarapaca y
Antofagasta—
20-year ser. debs., due Jan. 2, 1968, 1969, 1970,1971—Jan
2
Minnesota Mining and
Manufacturing Co.—
Foreign Exchange Rates
a
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries
FOREIGN
of the world.
EXCHANGE
We
RATES
give below
CERTIFIED
BY
NOVEMBER
record for the week just passed:
a
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
28, 1952 TO DECEMBER 4,
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
General
ACT
OF
& ref. mtge. 37/87o
1930
Company and
Noon Buying Rate lor Cable Transfers In New York
Cooper-Bessemer
(Value In United States Money)
Eastern
Argentina
.
,
Dec. I
peso—
$
Basic
Preferential
British
.0544060
Malaysia,
Canada,
Ceylon,
Malayan
dollar
rupee
:
Sweden,
.210200
e*
.210200
.116228
.262840
2.777537
.140154*
.496766*
.496766*
.193233*
.193233*
.233325
.233350
2.804375
2.805312
2.804648
.658327*t
.658327*)
.561797*)
.561797*)
United
and $19
rities"
+
2
9,124
+
-
+
—
147,000
48,300
+
4,539,475
—
12~060
207,300
Total loans and securities
Due from foreign banks
F. R. notes of other banks—
25,562,932
183,408
Uncollected
cash
164,827
188,613
7,874
+
+
U. S.
Real
...
26,007,090
+
125,141
+
20,938,761
21,444
+
1,019,964
719,042
401,641
+
217,585
-
734,003
—
22,815*
146,586
—
Other
123,676*
1,276,073
322,224
U.
+
1,331,317
+
'
791
+
51,303,010
195,093
+
5%
preferred
($50
5%
preferred
($25
14
+
2,011
248,668
100
+
13,208
Demand
538,342
+
Year
28,320
+
7,486
15,131
52,318,049
202,679
-
Natural
Oil
to deposit and F. R.
note liabilities combined
—
0.4%
—
.
•November
26
15
—
Co.
5,969
2,502
shows
the
following
i
1
319
A
Ltd., 6%
partic.
27
923
+
1,180
957
Indiana
+
1,169
38
—
2,434
198
536
23
—
6,114
—
15
-
year-end
&
:"4'/e%
;preferred
changes for the week
ended Nov; 26; Increases of $1,169 million in holdings
of Treasury bills, $300 million in reserve balances with
Federal Reserve Banks, $741 million in demand deposits
adjusted, and $1,346 million in United States Govern¬
ment deposits, and a decrease of $646 million in demand
deposits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
creased $14 million^ changes according to industry are
Inter
.160
16
+
21
+
666
300
+
972
19
160
53,960
i
741
i
646
available in another press release. Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or carrying United States Govern^
ment securities increased $140 million. "Other loans" in¬
creased $27
million.
; Holdings of Treasury bills increased in all districts,
reflecting the sale of a new issue of tax anticipation bills.
.Holdings of Treasury certificated of vindebtedness de¬
creased $23 million. Holdings of Treasury notes and of;
mortgage
common
7%
74D
PARTIAL
.
Company
and
B
-
15-year 4%
Securities,
4.50%
Palestine
cumulative
Nickel
5 %
^■■3Vr%
Pacific
class
12-1?
12-1#
12-1*
.
Co.
($5
of
preferred
Department
of
$6
bonds, notes,
redemption,
•
>
of
the
preferred
5% -1st
12-15
Canada, Ltd.—
JS1.75
2-
2
)83Ac
2-
2
1- 5
1-16
12-1#
$60c
Stores
Boston
)60c
1- 5
1-15
12-23
14C
12-15
12-31
12-1#
$1.32
12-27
12- »
.
12- #
(ysar-end)—
is
cash
required
is
payment
from
vv
5c
12-24
12-15
12-20
12-1*
$1.60
.
75c
(quar.),.—
Dec
12-13
2.
1-
12-15, ) 12- 1
$1.25
2
1-
12-15
.
20c
12-19
12-31
12-15
12-22
12-
Extra
$4
Jones
&
Gas
Kansas
Kekaha
Corp.,
$1.46
pfd.
1866
1868
i
Knott
6
11-29
12-19
30c
12-31
12-15
75C
series
1-
2
12-1?
1-
2
12-1?
Cement
12-19
12-
37c
B-l
12-15-
11-28
12-15
11-29
$2
——
Portland
75c
(quar.)
Oil
(stock
12-18
10c
(quar.)
dividend
25%
-
—
12-15
12-18
2'/a%
dividend)
9
-
12-15
12-20
50c
Cotton
Hotels
12-19
12-
12-23
25c
Custodian Funds,
Company
; Stock
Fa«e
12-31
45c
35c
Extra
Kirsch
X
12-11
75c
K-2
Keystone
12-
8
12-
5
2
12-19
1-2
12-19
1-
(quar.)—s——
25c
12-20
12-1L
80c
12-19
12-19
$1.30
Corp.
>iK
L
:—
(quar.)__
Keystone
15
12-
12-
_
(quar.)
Kelling Nut Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Corp., class A (quar.)_
B
8
12-31
50c
(quar.):.
Ltd
Co.,
Kennmctal, Inc.
23
12-
36 >/a C
(quar.)
Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co.
1965
Dec
12- *
12- 8
50c
(quar.)—
Electric
&
Sugar
»
12-22
12-22
$1.25
Steel
12- 5
j
$1
(s-a)
Corp,
.
$2
Extra
Kaiser
REDEMPTION
.
$2
—
preferred
Machine
Lamson
Kingsburg
h
i—
non-cumulative
Page
10
.V
11-2#
50c
.
(quar.)
common
12-15
37»/aC
(quar.)
(quar,)
Telephone
preferred
1-30
62'/a C
(quar.)
1-15
12-26
60c
(quar.)
Fund
above
5
$2.75
(quar.)
unless
1-
5%
Class
Dec
12-19
12-18
12 '/a C
12-30
12-15
60C
12-26
96'Ac
*2-2
—
.
I, 1966.Jan
-
>
\
—Jan
2■_
.
•
«
'
2
s
Laclede Steel Co.
: Year-end
Lake DuFault
Lees
,r.
(James)
*
—Dec 31
*
i
(quar.)
Mines,
&
Sons,
Ltd.
(interim)
common
(year-end)_
.
•
2061
1
Ry.—
1974
1-15
r u
11-2#
t37V2C
Electric Co., new common (initial)
O'Mahoney, Inc. (stock dividend)
Jersey Mortgage Co., common (year-end)—
series A
(
12-16
Inc.
."Jamestown
;
Series
Co.—
stock
11-2#
1-1#
Jerry
pfd. stock
Trading Corp.—
in
11J-25
12-16
par)
Co.
lit-25
12-16
$2
..
(s-a)„
Shoe
1-30
12-16
50c
$2
A
gains,'(year-end)__
Irving (John) Shoe Corp., 6% pfd.
Island Creek Coal Co., common—*
TENDER
due
2
Jefferson
list of corporate
stocks called for
1st & ref. bonds.) series A,
2
1-
$1
capital
pitge. and collat. trust income bonds, series A—..Jap.
Central
1-
15c
)20c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.08
*
preferred stock
Bolivia Ry. Co.—
#
12-30
$1.03 '/8
Powders, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Investors. Management
29,513t
Date
Power
12-
12-15
—
;
Bronze
Investment Trust
f debentures series A, due Jan.
s.
Electric
12-23
12-29
——
—-—
preferred
Interstate
issue—
Ampal-American
Appalachian
16c
40c
*—
International
(Chicago and San Franciseo districts).
bonds,
12-2#
{
t25C
5V2%
93
2
Date
3%-6%
stock
"i. 12-1#
2
2
Xquar.)—,
International Paints, Ltd., 6%
pfd. (s-a)—
International Power Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)_
232
8
1,616
-
Corp.,
12-1#
12- %
,
>
(s-a)
participating
7%
to
-Consolidated
1-
Reinsurance
International
1,283
2,483
Company and issue—
Starrett
12-1*
and
(quar.)
Ctfs
)
Class
920
18
1,346
1,319
States Power Co., $4.80 cumul.
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
12- #
1-
•
Extra
Inter-Ocean
33
+
4,879
10,306
Northern
current
City Baking Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Inter-Ocean
22
-
17,357
OF
12-1*
2
1-
)30c
(s-a)
Extra
831
7,356
2,348
-
NOTICE
pfd.
Electric—
Michigan
Insuranshares
570
+
15,434
except government.
a
12-29
12-29
t75c
*
deposits adjusted
Below will be found
12-1#
12-1#
12-1#
)37'/aC
Imperialle Fuels
6%
figures revised
12-22
12-22
12-22
50c
(quar.)_
+
domestic banks
19
20c
Incorporated Investors—
—
4,485
6
62 Vac
12-29
13
preferred and common
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where
indicated) In which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
principal
12-1#
12-15
65
Notices
condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
12- *
12-30
::
4
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
figures revised.
»: The
12-20
31'Ac
payment out of
accumulated earnings
Independent
Pneumatic
Tool
—
tRevised figure previous week 33,625.
Condition Statement of Member Ranks
12-
25c
(Texas)
3
1,637
—
12-20
Hall Corp., voting trust ctfs—
Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
Ironrite,
151
5
40c
(quar.)——
common
+
965
•November
0.5%
3,940
5
12-
12-15
par)
par)
—
'
17,364
12-
12-22
$1.50
Imperial
Payable
45.6%
12- #
Huntington
273
serves,
Contingent liability on acceptances purchased for foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments..
12-3#
25c
Quarterly '•
—
during week
2
$1.12 V2
'
-
5
1-
$1.75
280
6
demand deposit accounts, except
Interbank
and
U.
S.
Govt,
accounts,
re-
Gas
end
140
499
Domestic banks
Debits
%
12-
12-1*
•
12-15
(quar.)
6,872
Foreign banks
Borrowings
2,779,138
+
12-
12-15
Co., Ltd., class A (year-end)—
Humphryes Mfg. Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Interbank demand deposits:
27,543
200,486
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
certificate
Houston
Houston
20)046
Time deposits,
12-15
12-15
:
33,039
U. 8. Government deposits..
12-26
12-15
Hubbart Felt
—
*
15c
(quar.)
3,660
109
12-
12 V2C
common
preferred
International
2,722,479
12-15
(Ft.
Co.
common
Bearing
3,575
—
Balances with
12-13
2
1-
30c
&
5,198
Cash In vault
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid In
Surplus
(Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)—
Other capital accounts—
gold
4 '/2 %
1,374
113,715
12-22
$1.20
(quar.)
+
623
bonds
8.
12-15
50c
Hawaii
Transit,
+
—
Other securities
12-22
1
Liabilities-
liabilities
of
loans
12-13
5
15C
Rapid
preferred
1,193
.
11-26
12 V2C
(quar.)
Telegraph
+
obligations
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness.
Treasury notes
70,039
251,481
—
&
Company,
for purchasing or carrying:
loans
11-26
12-10
25c
Telephone
508
...
12-
12-10
56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
147
;
Government
12-12
25c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
of
147
obligations
U. S. Government securities—Total
163,907
+
—
Co.
Co.
Hoover
28,
pur¬
Reserves with Federal Reserve banks
Total deposits
22,538,392
Deferred availability casb ttenu "2,738,027
Other liab.,- and accrued
-19,501
Ratio
for
12- 5
40c
Company
Insurance
Ball
agricultural
securities
estate
Other
Member bank—reserve sects.
iTW S. Treasurer—gen. acat—
Total
Government
Other securities
Deposits:
Foreign
S.
Other loans
2,779,138
Liabilities—
5%
Co.,
1,348
Loans to banks
Federal Reserve Notes*■'
and
dealers
J
12-15
20c
Corp.
38,629
and
12-
12 '/2C
Sugar
Ltd
38,063
+
I
12-19
Inspec¬
(year-end)
22,876
brokers
to
Other
25,621
202,679
&
12-
50c
Insurance
11-25
12-19
25C
Hoover
1951
12-15
12-16
50c
62 V2C
chasing or carrying:
U.
2,605
52,318,049
Total assets
12-18
12-31
Extra
Nov.
1952*
.78,458
...
loans
Loans
174
+
Investments—Total
Loans—gross »,
Commercial, Industrial,
422,608
*
and
Loans—net
5
+
12-15
12-27
Year-end
1,360,719
—
6
1952
12-23
$1
Boiler
^
12-15
25c
(quar.)
common
Furnace
Homasote
5%
2
$1.12 »/2
——
mem¬
Nov. 19,
1-
$1.37'/a
(quar.).*
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Mfg.
Home
reporting
A
1-
22 Vac
Helemano
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
729,194
+
5~734
Other assets
class
common
Agricultural
Honolulu
Assets—
817,802
+
14,791
45,712
) 10c
—
Extra
Inc. ( +) or
8,705,598
—
3,925,667
Items
12-11
Ltd
Hawaiian Commercial &
-
7,629,882
—
23
Bank premises
12-31
(quar.)
(extra)
Hawaiian
dec. (—) since
471,280
+
23,968,112
in
Co.
Home
748
Total U. S. Govt, securities-
20c
Richardson,
&
Steam
Holland
632,273
164
13,773,671
Bonds
12-15
Corp
Higbie
ber banks follows:
11,671
23,728
5,066,716
12-1&
12-31
Pillot, Inc., 4'/2%
Nov. 26,
Notes
12-lft
10c
Motors
U. S. Govt, securities:
Certificates
million
$1
2
Hercules
A summary of assets and liabilities of
12-3J
)75c
-12-31
Henke &
979,435
—
1-15
be
then
—
preferred
in all districts.
44,512
588,250
8%
secu¬
United States Government deposits increased and
demand deposits credited to domestic banks decreased
934,923
+
12-1#
a
stock
(quar.)-.
trict, and by smaller amounts in most of the other dis¬
Dec. 5,
2,999
3,622
$244
12-1*
1-15
15c
Gas Co.,
Hartford
adjusted increased
on
the
would
par
Y.)
Carpets,
Hartford
the Chicago District, $240 million in New York
City, $68
million in the Cleveland District, $62 million in the San
Francisco District, $53 million in the Philadelphia Dis¬
1951
1,591,198
$15 million
Holdings of "other
(N.
Plywood
Harrington
deposits
split
12-1»
1-15
1-
$20.
Harrisburg Gas Co.,
4 V2 %
preferred
Hart & Cooley Co
tion
3,001
Bills
Harbor
increased
Demand
The
21
Jan.
on
to
:
Harding
million, respectively.
$21 million.
vote
2
$3.50
(quar.)-
Winkle-Munning Co.
Extra
.425531*)
States Government bonds increased
Y.)
tricts.
26,
1952
285,224
and advances..
Industrial loans
.425531*)
will
Bank
Hanson-Van
tAppllcatlon depends upon type of merchandise.
729,948
Discounts
Hanover
.658327*)
.561797*t
.425531*)
Holder*
Payable of Rem.
25c
Realty Co. of Canada—
preferred (accumulated)—
7%
.685327*t
.561797*t
•425531*t
(N.
proposal
five-for-one.
2.803554
.658327*t
22,145,051
*
•
Guardian
2.793171
R.
Total gold ctf. reserves.
Other cash
♦
1
When
Share
(quar.)
Co.
changed to
.233350
2.794105
21,415,103
F.
1
8
$2.50
Trust
director's
.193233*
2.794831
Co.
Stockholders
.0348250
.193233*
.233350
2.7.93897
Inc. (+) or
certificates
•
*
»
•
,
,
Extra
.140154*
.496766*
.0348500
Watch
Guaranty
.0348500
dec. (- —) since
lor
.262900
2.775886
.0348500
(In thousands of dollars)
fund
.262871
2.776814
"
.496766*
.425531*t
notes
conv.
Per
.140154*
2.801679
1952
1968
Name of Company
Gruen
.961757*t
Assets—
8
.210150
.116228
2.791095
Nov.
voting ctfs.—Dec
and
preferred stock
Dec 29
preferred stock, series A—Jan
1
(Continued from page 14)
2.803541
.116228
.140154*
Federal Reserve Ranks Combined
Redemption
.210150
2.8C4687
.116228
-
-.262800
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Gold
.210300
2.805312
2.804375
.0348000
3,
Int.
conv.
'
-
.193233*
Dec.
8%
.00285625
.496766*
••Temporarily omitted.
2062
Dividends
.00285625
2.776608
peso
Corp.,
redeemable
**
.00285625
.140154*
^
*
30
.00435401*
.00285625
2.773824
peso
1
Dec
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
.210150
.233350
peso
•Nominal.
.210150
**
.262800
Africa, pound
Kingdom, pound sterling
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
.210300
.00435401*
.116228
franc
beneficial
Faff*
Apr
stock
.325100
.00435401»
.210000
a.
stock
1.029062
.00435401*
2.801666
—
A
•Announcement in this issue.
.0544060
.325166
1.027321
.00285625
South
of
.0544060
.325200
**
.
19«T
.0199750
.00435401*
krona
Switzerland,
United
.210000
,
.0719820*
1.026875
:
of
1
Co.—
50-year gold bonds, series A, due 1961
Mar
Simpson's Ltd., 4*4% cum. redeemable preferred stook_Jan
Seven-Up Bottling Co., preferred stock—.
Jan
2.233980
.0200500
.0544060
.325133
1.026406
krone
Finland, Markka
France, (Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
.0200500
.0544060
*
.325000
1.027070
dollar
Denmark,
.0199812
class
$3
Pacific Electric Ry.,
.133333*
2.234727
shares
172#
1965
CALLED
prior preference
Associates—
cumulative
Omnibus
$
.0719820*
2.235308
5%
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
2.234561
.9199875
$
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
2.232320
Dec. 4
$
1S«»
Data
Corp.,
Sugar
Industrial
Thursday
Dm. 3
.200000*
.133333*
.9719820*
;
Wednesday
Dec. 2
.200000*
.133333*
Free
Tuesday
$
.200000*
-
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruzeiro
Union
Monday
ISSUE
issue—
Manufacturing Co.,
Preferred
•
Friday
Nov. 28
I
bonds, series E due 1985—Jan
ENTIRE
1952, INCLUSIVE
Brillo
Country and Monetary Unit
Fa
.
$4 cumulative preferred stock
Dec 12
Mission Corp., 15-year 3%% sink, fund debs, due
1966—Dec 22
Rochester Telephone Corp., 4'% s. f.
debs., due 1963
Jan
2
Texas & Pacific Ry. Co.—
the different
on
4*
IWi
3.85%
preferred
(quar.) ——
Lefcourt
Realty Corp.
(year-end)
Leonard Refineries, The. < quar. )-.
'
ija
k. 35c *'• 12-24
12-15
12s*
*'S't4*?.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2204)
48
^
When
Per
Name of Company
*•;
•.
Lessings,
Lewis
Inc.
(John
From
5c
(quar.)
ordinary
Lincoln
(payable
in
6%
prior
preferred
J.)
Link-Belt
Co.
"4%
$2.50
17'/2C
12-30
12-18
3-3-53
12-26
12
25c
12-20
12-
5
Niagara
Alkali
15c
(A.
12-20
12-
5
Niagara
Wire Weaving
30c
dividend)—
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)
(stock
5%
Hoverson
Lindsay Chemical Co., 7%
preferred
12-20
(quar.)_.
Extra
Match
Extra
Co.
(quar.)
i7_:
.___
___
:
Locke Steel
•Lockheed
Chain
Co.
Aircraft
Long Island
5*4%
(reduced quar.)
Co.
(stock
Lighting,
preferred
5%
dividend)
preferred
1-
2
12-15
New
3
2-
Water
preferred
Steel
Newport
Co.
Corp.
(Ohio),
2
12-22
Sherman
$1.25
1-
2
12-12
Sherwin+Williams
$1
12-26
12-12
12-19
12-
$1
12-10
11-29
12-31
12-31
Stock
12-12
Extra
(quar.)
Co.
...
Co., Ltd.
t50c
(quar.)
Co.
12-19
Nor-Acme
12-19
Norris Ther:nador Corp.
12-
Northern
Gold
2
'
4
Smith
5
Smith
—
Smith
12-18
12-
5
1245
12-
1
12-29
12-11
Corona
(S.
Malting
&
Louisville
Ludwig
-
Gas
1st
(increased
Electric
Baumann
4%%
Lux
Transit Lines
&
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)_
25c
45c
25c
—
$2.25
quar.)
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
Clock
Mfg. Co
Lykens Valley RR. .& Coal
Lynn Gas & Electric
Participating
5%
Structural Steel
first preferred (quar.)
Cockshutt Gold Mines,
&
BloedCl, "Ltd.,
A
(quar.)
Manufacturers
Rubber
Life
(quar.)
(Toronto)
Typewriters
Bancorporation initial stock
iPaxticipating stock ({quar.)
Midland
4y«%
Market
$1
Corp.,
convertible
Morgan)
Basket
Co.
Mills,
'Extra
•.
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
Pacific
2
12-12
Pacific
1-15
12-12
Pacific
20c
1-
:
Penman's
12-19
12-
11-24
12-15
12-30
12-12
12-30
12-12
75c
12-30
12-20
12-
75c
12-20
1-
ICcLellan-Stores
Co.
12-12
12-
9
Pep
27c
12-24
12-
5
f 12Vic
12-31
12-15
Perfex
1-
2
1-
2
12-15
$1.25
1-
2
12-15
25c
12-29
12-17
88c
12-31
12-17
50c
1-
2
1-
2
$1.06 Vi
2
11-29
Phoenix
30c
1-
2
12-15
Pittsburgh,
30c
1-
Stock dividend
'
„
Midwiest (Rubber (Reclaiming, com.
preferred
(quar.)
Miller-Wdhl "Co., common (qtfar.)
convertible preferred
2
1-31
4-15
12-12
2
42-
1-
10c
2
25c
12-22
12-12
—
10c
Containers, :Ltd., class A_
^
Molybdenum Corp. of America (quar.)
Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., common.
4%% preference * (quar.)
Monarch.'LifeAssurance (s-a)
12-22
-12-26
"1-
2
12-19
28c
.1-72
12-12
;l-2
12-12
t$1.80
1-2
12-19
.
Year-end
;
;
preferred
$1
.
Monolith ^Portland
-
42-23
; 12-12
Cement Go.-—
^accumulated)
i$5c
*
—
, Mtouroe Calculating;:Machlne—
"*^>4,t Common (increased » quar.) *
12-15
42-
,
Muter CO.
11-20
12-10
711-29
'
4-15
12-8
75c
15c
(quar.)—
50c
2
1-15
12-
8
12-15
1-
2
12-17
12-31
12-
2
12-15
2-
2
12-12
1-16
12-10
11-29
$1.25
12-10
11-29
75c
Special
12-19
12-10
25c
12-19
—
National Grocers Co., Ltd., common
$1.50 preference (quar.)„—
12-10
J15c
1-
2
12-15
$37'/2c
1-
2
12-15
10c
common-
1-
5
12-22
Stock dividend at the rate of 1V4 shares
for each
100 Shares held.
No frac¬
tional shares-will be issued but in lieu
will
be
5%
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
41.12V2
$1.25
5
12-22
1-
5
12-22
1-
5
12-22""
25c
12-31
12-15
50c
National ineome series—
12-
11-28
6c
series.
lie
5
12-15
12-15
11-30
11-30
Is
return x>f
a
no
action
on
common
50c
1-
2
12-17
$1.12'/2
1-
2
12-17
pay-
12-24
12-
2c
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper (quar.)
12-3Q
12-19
40c
12-18
12-
1
12-
1
__
Special
40c
(quar.)
_
~
37Vic
Extra
50c
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Britain
Machine.
New
.
England ^Insurance
Co.
England'Laundries,
$6 pfd.
(quar.).
Hew Jlaven
Gas
Light
12-18
2-15
12-20
60c
2-15
2
New
$1.20
12-15
(quarI)IIIIIIII
(quar.)~IIH
42r22fll2,.
-
125c
———' w
12-
■
^
i
r
5
1-30
12-15
12-4
"
a.,
Resistance-Welder
Reynolds
5V2V0
Metals
preferred
conv.
Riverside
$1.25
—
,
1249
5
25c
1-
2
12-15
$1.50
1-
5
12-22
12-30
12-15
..
*
-
40c
■
(accum.)
Riverside Metal Co. (quar.).
Roberts-Gordcn Appliance
Robertson
(P.
class
.
-
L.)
Mfg. Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
Robinson, rLittle & Co. Ltd.
Ltd., common..
Art
Metal
Works,
,
(quar.).—
Ruppert (Jacob)
(year-end)
Joseph Light & Power—
Co.
Co.,
preferred
Scranton JLaee-Co.
Co.,
Common
n
1
(quar.)
3.35% pfd.
2
12-29
1-
$1.25
1-
833/>c
$1,10
,
ceive
cash)
Seton
Leather
Extra
Company
Corp...
;42nL6-
71,2-30.
.7
"
1-2
12-23/
>
12-19
12*29
12-29
*12-17
93aic
(quar.)
93s4C
Co.,
1-
2
'1- 2
1-
$3.50
Y.) "(quar.)^_
(N.
1247-•
12-31.
.1-12
35 c
(cpiar.)______
2
•
12-19*
12-19
12+15^
3-16"
4-13
10c
4-15
12-20
17V2C
Stotfkyards Corp., com. (quar.)___
L
conv;-preferred tquar.)^
z
.-___
-
12-17
1
1-
$1.75
l
-
1241
>$1
(quar.)
Trust
5
12+11
40c
preferred
S.
■
1-2
preferred A
B
12+11
40c
>qu«r.)i
common,
12-
1249
-
50c
...
I2-I5;
12-22
-60c
...I
742-20
4-6
25c
25c
12- 9
12-29
•7440:
$2,50
1-15
12-20
Upressit
Utah
Products
Metal
.
50c
(quar;>__j__
8%
(quar.)
dividend
>'•
Year-end
4%
42-10.
12-42
$2
42*20
75 c
12-15
12-
5 "
2%
12-15
12-
5
$1
12-10
12- 4
25c
12-27
1247
(quar.)____
•"
*
-
12-27
.4247-
1245
12-31
12-10
W J iR- The Goodwill Station-___.___-_;____
12-31
-1240
42-31
12-717
50c
preferred (quar.)___
2nd preferred »quar.)_z_z__—___z__
Vitro Mfg.
5c'
87'.aC
3 V2 %
'
12-15
4245 -
pfd. (accum.)___c
7—7
Heatipg Corp.
Victor- Chemical. Works, common
12-12
12-19
12-19
____^
Cap,
Hotel 1C0.
Stock
Co.
12-31
12-29
1
,
.
12+17
.
.
15c
1-
X.,
1
Corp.,
common.L
______
preferred (quarj
z_—_"____z
Agricultural Co., 'Lfcd.i--
"7%
12-12
1
12-12
Waialua
1-
1
1242"
Walker •&, jpd, class A (quar.)
Walker Laboratories, class ■A:______;___
75c
1-1
1242
5c
12-10
11-28
,
Class
5%
B
;
;
.1-2
1242 7
12-29
12-15
5c
12-29
12-15
5
12-22
62120
1-
}
25c
(quar.)__7
89c
12-29
12-23
12-12
(quar.)___
Brothers
Pictures,
12-27
12-15 '
12-27
1245
1-
1
12-15
1-
5
12-15
$147 Va
Inc.
(quar.)__
25c
12-10
75c
preferred
Warner
re¬
Washburn
Wire
Co.
55c
1-
1
12-15
10c
12-10
12-1
90c
12-10
12-
1
Watson
Wayne
-(Jack
1
& Co.,
fctlitting
Ltd.
(quar.)
,
Mills (increased quar.)
25c
12-10
75c
7
(quar.)
Washington .Oil Cc
—•—
12-19 '
12-19
12+12 *
5c
'
i_
2
12-22
62 Vac
'
preferred (quar.)
Bakipg Co., common
1-
15 c
—
l,?'__
5Vz%
in
—...
12-19'«
42-27
81
Ward
64c from
is
12- 5 '
12-27
$1.75
7__
______
*
(year-end)
1242
45c
"
Bating
Wagner
1.
-40c
15c
:
i
••
42-ilB
u-ao;
$1.75
__.
common.
Plywdikl Corp.,
1
payable
shareholder elects to
(quar.)
1_
'4244
;..4-il5.. ^42r31
,;!5<S-14c.
>
75c
Seven-Up Bottling Co. (St. Louis)—
5VV% convertible preferred (s-a)
Shaler
12-
;
1-15.
r
v; v,TFhfi
(quaT.)^,..
the sale of securities.
(year-end)
12-4;
1249
20C
20c
...
7
income and
;42-f6
50c
12-10
-12-
—
Co.
Storage
preferred
Universal
,1242
,
on
S.
70c
.42-15
12-26
distribution
12- 9
1-30
4240
435c
(quar.i
FoiKCp,, <class A (year-end)_
B (year-end)
United
12-16
12-15
—
a
1-2
>12-20
»
40c
preferred
7%
12-15
15c
>
RR7
investment
unless
2
"
5%
/'■
4-20;
•t'l+20
Co.—rr
>,
7
"•
;
(Directors, tookvno action on common payment^t mfetting;held on Dec. 1).
$1^50;
stock
2
12-29
37V2C
„
;i24«-7
$2
12-15
(quari).!
common
gains
$4
12-15
-.^2
profits
Finishing 7Co.,
U.
1
12-20
1.
prior preferred (s-a)
partic. preferred (s-a)__
Participating
1
Selby Shoe Co. (reduced)
Selected .American Shares,
Inc.
(The
_
;
'
2-16'
45c
-
_
4-20 >
„.
;
.92:((,c.
3%'%
12-20,
1-
;246 } -;440 f
-
,.;$4
A,.-
12-20
12-22
7.1-18 ■'
-BIVVc
12-15
4%
realized
$1-12 Va
:
_ _ _.
i
4- 21
.445.
;
.
3%%
2
2
^
preferred
(s-a)
7
Vapor
(quar.)
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance Co. (L. A.)—
conv.
'25C
_.___7^—80c
Cold
I
1-
1-
v
12-70
42+24
-25C',
Class
2
1- 2
1-.-7
1-21
©OCI r':> 4*24' •; 14- ^7
1-2
12-15
;
New-Jersey EHt. & Canal
Specialties - Co.' (quar.
S.
-U. S.
1-
12-31
.
'
42 -10 ;
'50C
;.,-
Apreferred-1tquar.)^__;._'_i__-;^^_
pid,;(accum. ) __■'
S."
12-5
12-
13-15
•-2-13
42-24
.
*
11-28
12-15
12-25
,,2-27
30c
7.
United Illuminating
United
United
,
12-17
(increased-quar.• $l;50
class A (quar.)„_____
121/2C
Container,
Gas
Line
25C
:
'Year-end_
1
12-15
250c
250c
4240;
,
"
(Tesumed)..——1— i
Air
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Seaboard
Series
U.
15c
preferred A (,quar.)___—
Sangamo -Electric
Scranton Electric
4.40%
2
43-10*
>12-20
United Dye ;^:i Cemical,U7 Vi>
12-17
1-
•
42*31
v
(quar.)^i
.
.12^10
12-31
v
50c
;
i
' I •*
v
$2,257
U.
12-10
12-
St.
5%
4-2
20c
$1.25
Inc
: 12-20
.
Unit^Eos^eecir#^' Fdundpjr; (yeaT-^nia)- .VI'S. .XOc .■43-23; 4242 '
United .Fuel Investments, .Ltd;.— >•". ;
v.,
r.;. ;
; is%. "class, Ar^referred_____I____^_'_______ ' i ''475c.
.4" ,2 112-10>
8
$2
(s-a)
11-29
1- 2
'25c
50c
.1..*..
U.
1242-
220c
(quar.)
Telephone, common
preferred (quar.)
Ronson
9
12-15
12-lOi
4245 -7
12-10
$1,065-4
•
United-BoRd-A:'Sha«:>.Ltd.(s*a)_L^-—i__^_
'•
145 >
12-
'•
12-22
^12-25
Export Corp
..(dividend
7l2-'8 '
■
,15c.
$1;12%
jquar.)_j,_>_I_____.
^hit^U*»7^'Giass ,Cq.,,cdmniari-';'i_t'l^^^^^
1245
12-24
50c
30c
12 Wc
A
"v25c
'
12-16
12-15
75c
i25c
Cenfent—
partic.
1
...
Union JnvestmentDor/ (qua r.)
-
12-22
81.37.V2,
(quar.)
12-16
1-
-Extralr_;J_f__l___.;
12-12 '*■
15c
common..
1245
1
"
1242
25c
Corp
Co.,
42-15
2
-
Union -vMa nufact uri ng -C6l
1245
12-22
—
^ 12-23
1-
■'V
$3^50,preferred. (quaF. j-.-__i;
?• • >83.70Tpin&feriwd .(quar.
12-12
(quar.)
12-15
1-
„
.Dq^oit Axle Co.;......—;
Stock
42-15
12-22
common
1-30
12-
;
;
17.,
2V2C
Class A (quar.)—
8%c
•-Republic Investors Fund
14c
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)"... ,.25c
Drug, Co.,
_i_
11-27
12-23
25c-
^Electric Co. of Missouri^—
$4.50":pr$feraed (quar.
i$4;ip.xeffirred
;
.1- 2
l2tl5
>2-25.v
,
12-10
12-15
275c
____.——
Union
/
5
12-
25c from
IIIIIIIII
1
New
v-1'44
712-22
10c
3%
45c
common
,2-2
12-19
6%
mient-at meeting held on Dec. 3.
National Union Fire Insurance Co.
(quar.)__
Natural Resources Fund, Inc.—
(From'investment income)—
Neptune Meter Co.,
1249
.12-12
12-15-
42-16
*
81.12
etred A- <quar.)_^.
|»wferred B
Udylite Corp..
Uniiac,inc. ■
»
,
Seattle
capital)
are from net - investment income.
National -Supply Co., common
(quar.)
4Vfe% preferred (quar.)
National Tile *& Mfg. Co.—
Directors took
1-15
cv^-
(s-a)
Seaboard
The above distributions (except for ap¬
proximately $.001 per share.of income
series "-which
12-19
12-31
4- -2
-
15c
Torrinjgton Co".
12-.8
1-15
42-12
-
,
25c
Specid'l" .l-a—4(Mainei (quar.)
:
12-24
12-31
: >..
*<
1-2
'1' ' !
50c i*
"(quar.)—
Stofes Co.-
Tobacco. jrolducts
•
12-24
-
35c
5%
1-
National ^Pressure Cooker Co. (quar.)—
National '-Securities'Research——
National Securities & Research Corp.—-
x
:
^12-13
^12^30
•
'i 20c
•Quebec Telephone Corp., .5%
Rochester & Genesee Valley RR.
paid at the rate
National .Industrial Stocks,
12,31
12-31
—
:
(quan)
-
1242,
.
42-23
10%
tquar;)^i__
Twentieth,yCehfrury-Fox Film Corp.
—
Rochester
share
per
4t&%
„
12-24
lOc
(quar;)
of 47.50
,10c
1242
■
12-19
«
-'"74-'2 .! 42-16
87 Vac
(vjuar.).—_____
1
12-19
■«
.
-42-26
<«
'$20C
^
12^15
.
'»rigtoal preferred ((quar.)——^,,1 $1.7.5
-7% -4st (preferred (quar.)__—
....; $1,75
—.
-
'■
(quar.)
.-
12-17
-
1-12
"
12-15
249
vifikck 42-30
142
7 tlOc ■;
Tishmah; Realtjri'ls Construction Co.-^;
,5% .preferred (quar.i..——:—
Title Guarantee & Trust Co. i (quar.)
iReed
common—
thereof cash
12-12
12-15
15c
Service,
12-51
;Reardon Co.
(From*net investment income)-—
-
4242
1-19
12-26
12-15
1-
Nation-Wide Securities Co.—
National TLinen
12-26
12-22
(year-end)
(Box
Timken
.12-30
12-16
•r
■
'
t'lOc
I'rt fi
(
."12-15;;',
1246 !
42-31
15c ; 42-23
3- 2
40c (
—
Ltd...——
12-15
~
42-31
15c
Dr
4Vi %
12-31
1-2
(quar.)
National ^Folding
12-25
-
:l- 2
a- 2 /;•
,
65c
"
.
Assurance Co. of Canada
■V/i'VC
2
1-19
1-72
42454 42- 1
.
35c
:
-
.-
:$1.25
;prej6eired
y-
1246
12-23.
1-
4%
,
7%
^Quebec Power Co.
.$1
•>.;
,
—■
ClteqticaT Cqrp., - common
,42,10;,
—-
$I3c
National (Discount Corp.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
1240
6
12-20
440c
.
NationalrCity Bank of New York
2
£1
.
.....
1-
$1775
(quar.)—
MorrisonCCafeteria$' Consolidated, Inc.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Mount Vernbn-Woodberry. Mills
(quar.)
.»
Mountroy,
Ltd. :
Munson Line, Inc.
12-10
-
1
Products.—
Texas Southeastern (Gas
: 37 %rc
-50c
41-75
.
—
-.
of 'Oklahomar—...
1
12-
Co. jyear*end)
—_L__—
Temple Coal Co., $6 con v. pfd. (accum:>—
'12.- 1,,'
t25c;i-5l
pfd. (quar.)
,
1- 2
R & M Bearings Ltd., class A (quar.)—228c ;
.1245-,
1245
.R K G Theatres Dorp, (year-end)
v , 15c;
12-1
12-15
Rapid Electrotype (quar.)
;
;—_
25c
12-15
12-1
Extra
12V2C
1-1
12-17
(Reading Gas Co. (Pa.) (s-a)
- $1.50
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Montreal Telegraph Co.
50c
41.75
_
'47 iciass 4
,
I
—______
Service Co.
12-
Tappan
12-19
Wo -iprefbirred (quar.)^_-_
r:
.
-1- 2
%.65%
preferred
(quar;)
—
t$1;16V4 /: j 1- 2
?Publioation Corp.# voting com. (quar.)
...;v,...50c
t,12r24;
Non-voting common (quar.)—.; 50c ,12^24
.7
r
•7i%
preferred (quar.)
Montgomery Ward vfc Co.,
Yeae-end-
1245
712-715
250c
12-10
j
.
5
,
•
..
,
1st
.'Fublie
1
$14834
1.
12-26
9
■
Monarch Mortgage & Investments; Ltd.—
{
.
———_
-
.12-
4-
«
•
.
12-41
425c
t$142V2
.
12-23
...
preferred (quar.)—£-•;
'6% mon^cum. partic. pfd.; (quar.)
12-16
J25c
_
6%
12-12
50c
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)
of
1
12-
Textiles,cotSmon (Teduced)
445c
t$1.50 ^
-J475c.
JPratt As Lambert.dnc. (quar.)
i.
75c; v
Price Brothers & Co., Ltd. (s-a)--r.__j_^... ;,; , 4$1, ,
fProgress Lkundry-Co. (quar.)
,,^,,,.35© .1
{■Providence (Washington ^Insurance. Co. (quar.) .,;r ..:.,>-35c
12-18
Sun Life
1-30 '
$1.75
s$l.fl5
$1
15c
65.c
$1
6.V2C
10c
. 20c
Paper, com. (quar.).
pfd, (quar.).—^
Canada— ;
(increased quar.)
Common
12-1$
1-2
-Extra'
Modern
JPower -Corp.
8
Sun
,v
______
Co.
1
12-
42-15
Stuyve$aiit insurance Co._———
-
1-2
$1,25
•
Ry.—
(quar.)..
Huron'Sulphite
non-cum. partic.
4%
42- «
2
Gas
Pocahontas
Greek
(Port
1-2
1-
-1-
,5614c
^
(Pond
12-11
25c
Coal
12-
'$1.06Vi
$1.25
convertiWe -prtftrred-
4%
;
12-10
2
1-
•45c
(quar.)......
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar.)
Special
—"-i
Employees Stock (quar.).;
Special
'Pollock's, Inc. (quar.)u_
1-15
1
12—10;
12-15
85c
Chicago
&
1-
•U
$2
(quar.)
preferred
Pittsfield
12-11
56Vic
„
(quar.)-.
Minneapolis & SUDouis Ry
2
12-26
-4%
(quar.)_
12-10
1-
50c
—
7%
2-2
32Vic
-
Common
2-
$1.22'/a
Utilities
12-15
12-15
Wayne
Fort
12-15
12,15
■Extra
—
2
12-26
1"
42-10
4-2
.12-15
_$4.50-prefefred A (quar.)——
(increased)
Co.
Insurance
12-22
3%
____
42-
$1.25
-
1-2
$1.10
—
,4240
4249
.
Co
!
- $1.60
Co.-(quaT.)_—_i—75c
(L.»S.)
1-20
445
Sterling, ^nc; "(Stock dividend).—Steriing Drug Jnc., 3Vi% pfd. (quar.)______
Strombferg'iCarlson Gd.—
"
12-5
1^-12
•
20c
,
(no action on eommon payheld on Dec.-4) - »
preferred (quar.)
——
Philadelphia Fairfax Corp. (annual)......-.
■Phlllips-Jones Corp., com. (year-end)—....
5Vo preferred (quar.)..
...
12-19
preferred^ (quar.)
37Vic
Miami Copper Co. (year-end)—75c
Michigan- Gas & EElectric, com, (stock divltiend subject to ^approval of-the Michigan
12-9,
12-
246
'25c
: —-
_
(quifrT)"
B
11-24
12-15
12-2,)
'
•-
v'
at meeting
nient
1
—
Standard .Screw
12-20
12-19
9
31'Vtc
*
com. (year-end)
;cohv, preferred' (quar.)....___j—_
Standard- Factors Corp.,- 75c pfd. (quar,)i.__
St'arrett
12-10
;
Company -(quwr:);
.
Class
'$i
42-19
12-
t40e
$1.60
n
12-12
55c
(quar4.——
12-9
t30c
Standard Dredging Corp.,
,1149
$1.25
Corp., com.
(quar.)...^
12-23
42-23
\
quar.).^
com;
Standard"'Jtadio, Ltd., Class *A (quar.).._
20c
$5
2
f30c
81.50
(quar.);
Middle States Petroleum
Mulfiken
12-31
50c
...
2
4247
15C
;
r
—
preferred
.
:
12-12
.1-15
.
'
1245
12-26
12-8
preferred "(quar;)—, 883-50
Dairy
CMlflQTl'
-Tlfnii
Stedman -Bros.,
(year-end)....—....
Co.
Philadelphia Co.
12-15
1-
.5%
12-15
1-
Stove
Corp.
Pettibone
12-15
25c
—
.
1-
$1.50
12-15
(quar.)
12-15
Square
: Extra.
,
10c
2
$1.50
$1,37(4
_____
,
——<___...
Perfection
1-
(quar.)
.Public Service Commission)
4
4.40% preferred
(quar.)
'4J0O% (preferred (quar.)--.
Year-end
12-12
15c
Metehers Distilleries, Ltd., ,6% pfc!. (s-a)—_
Merchants Acceptance Corp., common—^
%3Dlafcs
A
(quar.)
'i
12-12
1240
1245
37 Vac
Peoples
12-24
1240
2
„•
81.25 '
r50c
common.
(quar.)
Gas, Light & Cokc_^____J.J—....
(The) Boys (Manny, Moe & Jack)—
12-24
(year-end)
(quar.)
Co.,
1-
12-29
4.65%.^ preferred r(quar:),8I.16A4
,
2
1- 2.;
>-1- 2
$1,12 Vi
$1.50 class A
12-24
Fund.
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co., common
'■'4V4% preferred ".(quar.) __
McKay Machine Co. (quar,)—..
.*
Publishing
4c-
preferred fquan)
MCCrory Stores Corp,, common
$£80 preferred '((quar.)
South
Penton
8
12,15
1-
50c
12-19
$1
(qu^r;)——...j_"____
preferred-
5%
,.
1-
-$1.15
5
_
Southwestern Gas 6c Electric—
-1-2
$1.10
,
____
4c
Growth
46%
Middle
12-
8
13c
—.
Maxwell, Ltd. (quar.)
McBee Company, common (quar.)„
preferred (quar.)
<IW% preferred' (quar.)
*
2
I-
_____
.
12-8
_
12-23 '<
;
5
12+
,
(quar;);.;
preferred
Southwest-TCe
'
vl- 5
.
12-
1
71-
$1
(
Power Xtd.,
participating
5%
,1-15
2- 2
12-31
12-15
12-15
50C
___•
4Vi%.preferred (quar.).—
12-15
2-16
$1.30
.
12-18
.
1-30
25c
—
-12-5
12-29
t$1.50.
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
'
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Water & Power, common.—
$4.50 preferred (quar,).
$5 preferred
(quar.)..
12-12
3iy<»c
__
(quar.)
12-15
175c
.
.
12-26
-
5
12-31
750c
Southern Union Gas, common (quar.
$1 convertible,preferred (quar.)—
4V<%. prertrred ,< quar.)i';_;
.12-15
12-29
•
tl5c
,
...
—__
2
12-31
25c
Co., Ltd.
(year-end)
'—
Ltd., common, (quar.).^
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Bankshares & Securities Corp.
6%
1-
25c
,
12-10
12-23
,37 Vac
Patican
12-20
$l;12l/2
Massachusetts Investors Trust
,
12-20
2
25c
—1—
Massachusetts Investors
.
2
25c
.
_____
6%
..
5
12-
1-30
25c
Southern States Iron "Roofing,—5% preferred *(qtiar.)__—
85c
12-
12-12
J50c
class A common for each 25 shares'held)
Clay -Products (quar.)—.......—
Service Co. (quar.)
2
2
3
12-T2
'
*
(quar.)—
7
12-11
.'■I* 5
3
Texas''Development, Cl. A and cl. B
Stock dividend (One share of Hancock Oil
Southern Canada
(quar.)L.
pfd.
pfd.
Corp., "4%
Southand Co.; Ltd.
37 Vic
prior
6%
"
Year-end
pay¬
Public
1-
12-31
12-
2-
South
26)
(quar.i
Associates,
1-
$1.0644,
Mascot Oil Co,—
i
preference
$1.50
6c
.
*
common
Investors, Inc.—
(year-end) (15c from net invest¬
ment income
and
70c from profit on
sale
of
securities).^
—4.
12-15
4-
on
1
Common
25c
preferred i(quari)—
(Extra
1-
action
no
meeting held on Nov.
at
12-
12-19
50c
11-18
12-15
12-15
.
American
1
12-27
425c
,
_
South Jersey Gas Co
1
7
South Peon Oil Go. (quar.)____;_;
42-15
1
12-
20c
(quar.)——________
1
77
;__z_;
Solvay
,
American
Pacific
50c
15c
__
(quar,)
common
—
ment
12-15
(quar*)
common
-•♦3v*preferred (quar.)____
TMAryland'Drydock Co., common
.
(Directors took
5
12-22
(quar.)
Extra-'
12-
12-10
,50c
(quar.)—__
-
11-28
12-19
2
(initial)--.
Martel
12-15
9
12-15
$5
12-31
12-
5
12-19
V
7
u___
Corp.
Extra
12-
'
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Tools
Snap-On
8
12-19
25c
(quar.
Paper Mills,
(quar.)
preferred
$2
-
12-9
12-20
S3
25c
(Calif.),
preferred
Marlin-Rockwell Corp., new com.
1-
$1
—
County Telephone Co. (annual)
Corp.
(year-end.)
Paahau Sugar Plantation
Pabco Products, Inc.—
53 Vic
Marsh Wall -Products (quar,)
Marshall Field ti Co., 4'4% pfd.
»■
Holding
Orange
Overbrook .Arms
.12-11
12-
50c
17
(Howard)
Common
41-29
,
12-27
,
60c
(s-a)
12-19
1-15
_
pfd.
6%
12-19
12-10
(quar.)
$1
2
12-10
(quar.)
12-27
2
12-31
.
12-15
common
Service
Ohio
12-19
2
12-19
$1
,
common.;
1-
70c
(s-a)
(quar.)
common
preferred
1-
20c
45c
...
—_
Ohio River Sand Co.,
12-6
2
3
12-
12-22
50c
(quar.)
Company
Extra
Smith
'
Ltd
Co.,
Co., class A
1-
t25c
Power, "Ltd.....^
Co.
(year-end)....
1-
12-20
(incr. quar.)
(N. Y.)
Marine
Marine
12-15
B
(quar.)..
&
Shoe
Sugar
Class
12-12
40c
'f$8
Co.
Insur.
Manufacturers Trust Co.
2
1-
412'/2c
_
&
Ohio Brass
12-29
f$1.25
t5c
112 Vac
Ltd
class
Class B
"Mansfield Tire
Oahu
Co.
Gas
Light
Nunn-Bush
12-19
11-25
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
Macleod
MacMillan
12-19
12-31
25c
75c
25c
_
Natural
Scotia
Nova
12-31
12-31
40c
•
___
8
12-
40c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Publications, common
$1.50-participating preferred (quar;)
Mackinnon
1-15
35c
Macfadden
«
12-22
8
12-22
(quar.)__
"
Los Angeles
9
12-
50c
Brewing
O.)
..1-9
5c
Sivyer Steel Castings
(A.
1-
2
12-22
35c
30c
4
&
2
2-
J25c
10%
Sick's
45c
(quar.)_.
Seattle
12-15
2-
I25C
—
7
_
1
25c
tl'/aC
Mines.
__
12-
*
12-10
dividend
12-
'12-19
12-15
12-15
_
(quar.)
12-
2
1-
30c
(quar.).
Co.
12-30
Ltd.—
z.
______
Optical
1- 2
3c
Canada,
(quar.)
Extra
Sliuron
12-
1-
t50c
J50c
File
5.
12-15
80c
Year-end
12-15
1-
10c
(quar.)
Common
;
9
of
Co.
12-31
1-15
56 V*c
(quar.)__
Inc. (quar.)
Products,
20c
(quar.)-...
com.
(quar.)
Corp.
Nicholson
2
1-
12-15
Z2c
_
(quar.)
com.
preferred
1st
$1.50
quar.)
Corp.,
12-26
50c
_
Products
$1.50
Service
Telephone
1-2
$1.31 V*
Shellmar
,
York
6%
12
Sheep
8
...
Newark
5
8
12-
4 Vi %
(increased
1-
$1,25
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
Trust Co.
12-23
10%
(quar.)—
York
12-
12-
2
(quar.)..
1-24
New
2
1-
Gas—
1
2-
25c
(quar.)
Mining Corp. (year-end)_—
Creek Gold Mine, Ltd.....
1-
Payable of Rec.
15c
Denn
$1,18%
(quar.)
Richmond
60c
Ind.)
Inc.—
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
56'/4C
preferred
&
Monday, December 8, 1952
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Shattuck
(quar.)
60c
Wayne,
•"Lindemann
Lion
Y.
N.
12-17
Share
Orleans Public Service,
4%%
12-31
7c
____
Insurance
*,>$<incoln Park Industries
f
New
cash
_____;
Life
of Company
Name
5
Common
income
National
(Fort
«
12-
Fund—
H.)
stock)
or
12-10
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
12-10
J20C
1-
2
;
,
-
11-25,"
12-
3
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40c
1-2
12-10
40c
12-18
42-10
Volume 176
Number 5175 Y. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2205)
When
Per
Navie oj
Share
Company
Weekly
Publications, Inc..Webb & Knapp, Inc., ,$5 pfd. (accum.)
Welsbaeh Cftrp., class B (year-endI—
West
Ohio
Gas
Oo.
West
Penn
Power
4.10%
preferred C.
<
.
4.20V
preferred
West
Texas
West
'
$1.50
1-
2
12-15
B
Water
preferred
Electric
12-12
12-
5
12-20
12-
5
American
Fruit
American
Gas
12-29
60c
12-24
12-10
$1.12 V'a
—
1-15
12-19
American Greetings
$1.02%
pfd.
Service,
&
American
Hardware
American
Hawaiian
12-20
1-
-American
American
Home
12-15
2
8
12-15
2
1-
12-
2
1-
11-26
Atlas
75c
12-10
11-10
Auto
American
Home
Hoist
3-10-53
2-
25c
Corp.
&
Derrick
Fire
Co.
(quar.)
Assurance
.
$5
preferred
Western
(quar.);___
Department
Western Grocers,
Class A__
t
Stores-—
Ltd-,
:Westmoreland,
Inc.
25c
Cement
-iWHliant)^- (Ohio)
of
divid.
1-15
Carolef Corp.
shr.
for
of-
2
1-
2
12-
12-
5
-•12-
5
com.
held)
5
-
4V2%
$1.12i/2
Wool
York
-Corrugating Co.
Stock
5
12-26
12-11
$20c
12-29
12-12
12-19
12-12
25c
12-20
12-12
50c
12-20
12-12
25c
_
12-20
12-10
Stock
—
Yeungstown 8teel -Car Corp.- (quar.)
Year-end
•
—1.
Zenith- Radio Cbrpi" ":.T_-
;
-
-
Below
•
Mercantile
-
American
American
12-12
12-
preceding table. .•*"_*:?*.
Per
.
Name of
Company-
■■**£?-erfre**
When
Share
1-
$1
Class. A
»quar.)
preferred
American
1
f 12 y2c
1-
2
12-10
1-2
12-10
Acme
Steel
Acme
Wire
American
Snuff
t$1.25
$$1.25
12-15
11-20
American
10c
12-15
11-28
Stamping
10%
Acushnet1 Process'
11-20
American
11-12
American
Express Co. j 80c from realized capital gains and 70c representing the balance
of undistributed
ordinary net income )_-_
12-
2
12-12
12-
1
12-15
75c
1-10
12-18
12-10
12-
1
12-
1
Corp.
15c
—
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing Co., com.
(quar.)
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co.
Y Stock dividend
.1
Affiliated Gas
$3
Agricultural
N.
Y.),
Insurance
Co;
12-20
10c
(quar.)
12-15
12-
12-
(initial
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-15
11-20
Anglo
Quarterly
Anglo-Huronian,
5Va%.
convertible
5Va%- -preferred
*
Anaconda
1_
100%
quar.)
6»/4C
preferred
B
A
Alan-Wood -Steel
Inc.;
(quar.)_-__
4y4%
All
preferred
(Alant—
Stock
12-20
1- 2
12-15
12- 4
37 %C
12-20
12-31
12-10
Apex
12-10
Applied
12-11
10c
12-19
12-1L
12-30
12-
dividend
12-30
12-15
"
L_____
$4.37'2'preferred ' (quar;)—
Allegheny & Western Ry., guaranteed
Allen Industries, Inc.. (quar.
Allied Chemical & Dye
Corp. (quar.)
Laboratories,
Inc.
2%
$1.09 %
(s-a)
$3
5.
12-
12-12
12-
12-
12-29
12-
Mills,
Inc.
(quar.
Paper Mills, common
Allied
* Extra
'
J,
;
8
12-29
12-
8
30c
_
z*.
5%;' preferred
America,
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
Aluminum
Goods
Mfg.
common
Leather
Cos.,
preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co.
12-22
11-28
12-10
11-15
12-10
1-2-53
Arnold
30c
Ltd
1-
2
2
11-28
(quar.)
Agricultural
35c
_____
Chemical
75C
Co,
<N.
Book
$5
$1.50
8
Associated
11-20
Associated
Associated
25c
12-10
11-24
—
Line
—
(quar.)__
25c
Co. "(quar.)—
1-
2
12-
75c
;
1-
2
Co.
Cable
Can
Car
&
30c
12-12
&
7%
8
(special)
preferred (quar.)___
12-30
12-
•
.
433/ic
1-
2
7%•
preferred
Chain
Year-end
American
E-xtra
Extra
3!/2%
Co.
'.
12-
5
12-45
12-
50C
12-10
11-24
(entire
Jan.
on
plus
1,
(quar.)
Colortype Co
preference
demption
——
B
(quar.)
Telegraph
(year-end)
(entire
on
issue
1, 1953 at
dividend)
Jan.
6%
for
$62.50
Fe
Atlantic
12-15
12-
12-23
12-
3
Atlantic
12- 3
Atlantic
12-15
12-
1
12-
Coast
Line
Co.
of
Conn,
12-19
12-
Atlantic
Lines
Atlantic
Coast
Line
RR.
Greyhound,
Gulf
4%
West
&
Co.,
12-
1
12-23
12-
12-
5
1- 7
11-17
Blue
12-15
12-
5
12-17
12-22
5
Boss
9
9
11-
12-
2
12-15
12-20
1211-
7
8
50c
12-19
12-
1212-
1
50c
12-15
11-28
12-15
11-28
1-
2
12-24
*
12-15
Indies
(year-end)
Refining
Co.
American
Brockton
$3.80
Corp.
12-
5
8
10-31
12-
8
Oil
Co.,
3-
2
1-30
2-
2
12-26
1-15
12-18
(quar.j_
(quar.)_
$1.25
12-12
Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
11-14
$1.25
12-12
11-14
12-12
11-14
$1
12-29
&
33/4%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Gas
50c
12-15
12-
1
11-21
11-28
12-15
11-28
8
12-10
11-26
12-10
11-21
12-15
12-
1
1-
2
11-24
Co.
2-
2
12-31
Mills
B
pfd.
conv.
95c
Ltd.,
preferred
Bullard
1-
1
12-15
25C
12-12
11-21
12-31
12-15
25c
12-10
11-14
93 %o
(quar.)
12-31
12-31
t30c
(quar.)
12-15
11-17
$15c
A
12-15
11-17
10c
(year-end)
12-15
11-30
10c
Co.,
common—
(quar.)—
Co.
Co.,
12-15
11-29
25c
12-15
12-
$1.25
5c
20c
1-
1
2
12-19
2-1-53
I-15
Co.
11-21
12-22
12- 5
12-10
11-26
25c
(quar.)
common (initial quar.)
12-15
80c
37%c
(year-end)
Corp.
new
Watch
12-26
12-26
75c
(quar.)____
Extra
50c
Burnham
Burrard
2
50c
Bucyrus-Erie
Eulova
11-28
1-
12-10
60c
common
class
Co.
12-22
12-12
15c
(quar.)
Mfg.
1-1-53
16'/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Co.,
preferred
1-15
12-10
Co.—
(quar.)
L.)
tlOc
15c
(quar.)
Rope Co., class A
6%
Bigelow,
Shoe
(E.
Corp., 6% preferred
Dry Dock Ltd., class A
Burroughs
$1.50
(s-a)
flic
1-
5
12-19
1-
12-10
12-10
12-10
12-
4
2
12- 8
12-15
11-24
—
.
7%
Bush
Stock
C
Financial
T
5%
pfd.
(quar.)_
(accum.)
Co
dividend
Copper
I
Buildings,
preferred
Terminal
Extra
&
Zinc
Corp.
Co.
(year-end)
(increased quar.)__—
——
11-14
62yac
1-2-53
12-15
1-2-53
12-15
1-12
12-19
12-15
II-14
25C
(quar.)
11-14
10c
Co.
12-10
$1.75
Machine
12-10
3%
Adding
Terminal
20c
10c
Bush
Butte
12-15
12-
12-15
93 %c
Bascom
Buffalo-Eclipse
12-19
Steamship
12-19
$i2y2c
11-14
12-12
11-10
Ltd.—
-
Co.,
Taunton
&
Brown
10-31
$1.25
11-14
50c
Extra
12-
12-15
12-10
25c
Buckeye Incubator Co., common
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (quar.)
12-27
1-2-53
15c
Brothers,
Brown
$5
5
$$1.50
20c
Note
Mfg. Co
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
12-
12-15
quar.)_
(quar.)
Brunner
11-15
12-20
150c
25c
(quar.)
Bank
preferred
Brooks
Brunner
2
12-15
50C
J21c
Broderick
1- 2
1-
12-31
$3
Quarterly
2
12-15
2
12-31
Rubber—
&
Broadway Market Corp.
Class
12-27
1-
25c
$2.25
Corp.
American
3 3/4 %
$3
(quar.)
87'/a C
Company
Bristol-Myers
1
$1.50
12-20
$1.10
Brass
Bruck
1-
2
12-20
$1
Interim
12-12
12-
1-
$1
(extra)
'
Stratton
&
British
11-24
12-30
12-15
12-18
British Columbia Forest Products, Ltd.—
11-21
12-10
25c
25c
(s-a)
Bristol
11-24
12-19
12-15
20c
(quar.)
RR
Hose
British
11-24
12-15
—
Roller
Bristol
11-28
12-15
12-22
(year-end)
Extra
11-28
25c
25c
Brass Corp.
—
Albany
Woven
12-15
12-23
&
Briggs
12-15
12-24
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
(year-end)
Ltd.
preferred
12-12
12-23
Inc.
15c
31%c
Corp., Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co. (increased
1
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
Breeze
4
12-15
12-12
12-24
15c
:
,
5
12-
12-12
25c
75c
(quar.)
Bearing Co
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.
Common
(s-a)
0%
preferred (quar.)
12-15
1-
1-2-53
25C
Mfg. Co
Bower
5
2
1-2-53
62'/aC
(quar.)
Co.
of the Month Club
6%
7
1-
Corp.
C.)
Boston
11- 7
12-
$1.06%
(quar.)
-
(H.
Boston
11-29
12-
12-19
(quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.;
Co.
(year-end)
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3y2% preferred
(quar.)
11-29
.12-15
Co
Borden
12-17
12-15
(quar.).
(quar.)
Co.
Stores,
Book
11-14
1-
Electric
Bonneville,
12-17
12-15
(quar.)
____
Aluminum &
Bond
2
12-
12-22
(quar.)
pfd.
15c
Bohack
12-20
12-19
27»/2C
Cement
dividend
Diamond
4
Bohn
2
&
Brothers Tobacco, 6% pfd.
Blockson Chemical Co. (extra)
12-23
12-
1-
(quar.)_
(stock dividend)
Bloch
11-21
12-15
(quar.)
Co.
Year-end
12-15
common
Corp
RR.
Blaw-Knox
12-15
12-19
32%C
preferred
(Initial)
Ties (quar.)
Apartments
4.25% preferred
Blauncr's (Phlla.),
5
12-17
$1
com.
quar.)
Black, Sivalls & Rryson, Inc. (quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
5
12-15
per
(quar.)
5
of
Inc._
Bishop Oil Co.
5
5
10c
Corp
Optical Co.,
Limestone
Birtman
1
1-
12-
re¬
1
50c
2
$1
12-31
12-15
3
2-
12-19*
$1
25c
12-
12-29
10c
$1.25
1
1- 2
12-
(monthly)
Special
re-
(s-a)
12-15
dividend
Stock
per
(quar.)
12 V2C
'
for
1
2
25c
$1.25
$1.25
12-
1-
12-12
per
(quar.)
12- 8
1-20
(quar.)
Binks Manufacturing Co.
Ry.—
non-cumulative
(N. Y.) (increased
Steel Corp., 7%
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Bingham-Herbrand Corp.
1
$1.25
5%
Mortgage Guaranty Co.
Terminal
Creek
Bruce
(accum.)
1-2-53
40c
12-19
Bibb
12-12
12-26
Co.
Bessemer
12-31
50c
& Santa
11-24
_
12-
1-15
12-26
15c
-
Topeka
Common
12-
2
12-15
$83
pfd.
12-15
1-
$1
$1.75
40c
Investment Coi.(quar.)
Year-end
Atchison,
called
12-15'
87VaC
___
$115
11-24
Oo.—
Bethlehem
1
$69.66
at
$4
87'2c
12-
$81.27
preferred
Atlantic City Electric (quar.)
50c
;
$125
(entire issue called for
share plus this
Associated Transport Inc.,
Associates
Common
12-10
12-10
2
12-15
38c
dividend)
this
demption on Jan. 1, 1953
plus this dividend)
$1.50
^
called
12-19
12-12
Co
Cigars,
Stock
11-28
1-
20c
$1.25
at
&
Co.
Beryllium Corp.
5
37y2c
issue
1953
$2
com.
1-2-53
$1.50
12-
$25c
5
25c
'—
District
12-15
50c
Cyanaraid Co., coin, (quar.)
cohv. preferred A (quar.)
American
3-13
50c
(quar.)
Cigarette & Cigar Co.,
preferred
12-12
(quar.)
American
3Vi7<
1-2-53
4-1-53
.'
_—
Chicle
Corp.
6%. preferred (quarj___
American
3
$1.75
-—;
American
1- a
4-
$1.75
—:—
Cable
&
share
.
1-15-53
4-15-53
12%C
30c
Industries—
12-29
25c
(quar,)
12-29
10c
$1.25
& Sons
Benrus Watch Co.
2
Picture
preferred
redemption
$4
12-16
Foundry Co.— J
preferred
7%
Motion
11-28
25c
Extra
5
share
9
12-15
1-
(year-end)
11-28
12-30
1
1-20
12-
Fund
12-10
12-30
$4
7%
preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co., common
Bell Telephone
(Canada)
(quar.)
Benguet Consolidated Mining Co
12-15
1
1-15
Spring Corp. (year-end)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
(6 1st preferred
12-
15c
-
:
12-
12-15
1st
Advisers
12-24
75c
(resumed)
com.
Packing Co. (quar.)
Belding Corticelli, Ltd., common (quar.)
12-12
2-
12-17
—
RR.,
Beech-Nut
12-11
1-15
20c
(quar.)
1
Brummel
Beech
12-11
2
12y2c
&
12-
10-31
12-10
of Canada,
Ltd
Corp.,' new common
Beaux-Arts
r
•
12-
12-12
50c
Radio
Co_
7 %
12-
*
(extra-)——.——
2
2
(quar.)
Refining, common
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
12-19
common
1-
50c
preferred
11-24
75c
1
Oil
Associated
75c
American
Ashland
12-15
—"
Bayuk
1
$25c
12-10
Co.,
12-
593/aC
(quar.)
12-15
12-29
Ohio
Oil
Bayway
11-25
2
1-
25c
50c
12-
40c
American
Ltd.
50c
<quar.)_;_
Barge
American
American
Corp.,
12-17
1-15
1-
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
Asbestos
1-
2
12-15
$1
(quar.)
12-17
12-17
5%
dividend)
3
1-14
preferred (quar.)
Beau
12-12
933/4C
.__
(quar.)
30c
Note
Corp.
Corp.
Corp.
30c
Bank
American
American
Constable
Co, (quar.)—————_
——.—,
preferred
conv.
:
preferred
(year-end)
12-10
1-
•.
Oil
4%
12-12
20c
(quar.)
Arundel
12-15
12-22
4
2
75c
Co.
Equipment
1-2-53
Y..) —
——
Bakeries
"
;
Extra
75c
Alliance Insurance
Co
11-28
1-
12-
1-
12-31
12-31
$1.75
Gas
preferred
4%%
Aro
2
1-14
5
$1.50
Corp
12-2*
50c
Extra
'
12-10
1-30
(quar.)
preferred
12-
12-18
50c
12-
15c
Light, $6 pfd.
(quar.)
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A com.
Class B common (quar.)
Inc.—
American
Quarterly
$4
Western
Steel
$3.75
,
11-15
50c
American
6%
Armstrong Cork
$1
6%
Extra
9
9
75c
Year-end
Amalgamated
American
1212-
12-19
$1.50
(quar.)_
—
Amalgamated Electric Corp.,
Extra
Armco
1-20
Co._
Year-end
American
Arkansas
12-24
12-23
30C
(quar.)
25c
-
12-24
Bausch & Lomb
9
37%c
(quar.)
9
50c
12-
30c
&
preferred
2
30c
*
$7
12-
93%C
of
preferred
Arkansas Power
(stock
H.) Co.
Oil
Basin
11-28
12-23
12'/2C
—
<s-a)_
12-
75c
—
Corp., common (quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., com; (quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (year-end)
Co.
A
6%
■
12-12
12V2C
,
(quar,)_—_—:
Stores
Aluminum
Class
;
12-24
12-24
*
Allied
1
25c
___
12-12
$3
(quar.)
12-10
Batavia Body Co.
Bath Iron Works
12-12
$1
com. (increased)
preferred ;(quar.)
Arkansas Natural Gas, common (s-a)
3
30c
Corp.
12-15
Refractories, Inc., common
53/4 %
preferred (quar.)
"
12-17
50c
6%
1,
3
12-12
2
10c
Argus Cameras, Inc.
Arkansas-Missouri Power,
12-20
12-15
1-
12-30
20C
5
O.l
12- 1
2
(quar.)
1-
10c
Bond
Bareco
11-21
$1.75
(quar.)
12-20
12-24
5%
(Joseph)
Barber-Ellis
11-21
IV2C
,
12-
20c
12-15
12-15
$15c
(quar.)
Co.
16c
50c
&
(W.
Barber
11-28
25c 1-28-53
<quar,)_-
12-
1-2-53
60c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
Argo
■
10c
Allied
Arts
5
60c
Allied
Smelting
6 Vic
37y2c
Extra
11-28
20c
Arcade Cotton Mills, common
6%
preferred -(s-a)
50c
:
(quar.)___
12-15
12-15
$50c
1
1-
Barber
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
12-19
•
1
Basic
$2
Inc. (extra)
Apex Electrical Mfg. Co.—•_
7% prior preferred (quar.)
11-28
America
11-28
$1.25
Co
Anheuser-Busch,
'*
$1.06%
'
Cable
6%c
,
;
common
&
Ltd.
:
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.
Angostura-Wupperman Corp. (increased)
12- 5
12-24
Wire
Canadian
7
"
(quar.)_____
-
..
1-2
:
35c
(quar.)__,
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel,
12-2Q
12-20
$4
(quar.)"
Metal
Products.Co.
Extra"—.
'
2
2
343,ac
;
Co.^-Sce- Wood
common
11-
34%c
(quar.)___
Aircraft Radio Corp. (year-end)
Alabama Great Southern RR
Alden's
Anacon Lead Mines, Ltd.
(interim)Anaconda Copper Mining-
~
common;-..
12-15
tlOc
^
on
50c
12-20
Co.
Bankers Trust
I
25c
(s-a)
American Zinc Lend &
Smelting, com. (quar.)
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
Metal, Inc. (quar.)
Extra
it,
25c
.
12-
12-
(quar.)
Co.
Bankers
12-15
2
12-15
$1
Ampeo
1%C
,.*
Writing Paper
75c
_
1-
50c
11-28
12-15
12-10
$1.12%
Bangor Hydro-Electric (quar.)
Building & Equipment Corp. of America
Quarterly
!
1
$1.75
12-15
Bank
12-19
75c
Extra
12-
12-20
12-
1-15
2
15c
(accum.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
5%
preferred (quar.)
11-28
12-15
25c
American
(Watertown,-
_________________
Stock dividend
common
12-
12-
5%.
com.
12-15
$3
50c
Thread Co., 5% pfd.
(s-a)
Tobacco Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
American Vitrified Products (quar.)
American Woolen Co., $4
prior pfd. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
12-
12-15
12-20
75c
i. quar.
__
Newr
12-15
25c
50c
1-
12-22
12-29
Machines, Inc.—
Wilcox
Raulang
Mining
Bancroft
2-20
I2V2C
12-15
50c
(year-end)
,
12-12
15c
*
,Extra I:
1:
Aid Investment & Discount Co.—
.;
15c
(quar.)
"
(
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
12-
37%c
.
(quar.)—-
Equipment -Inc.,
preferred
12-15
3-
60c
American
12-15
4
•
$3
2
12-29
2
10c
(quar.)
Extra
1
37>/2C
1-
30c
Corp.
non-cumulative preferred
Bancohio Corp.
(quar.)
11-21
55c
American
12 %c
(quar.)_______.
12-16
$2.25
12-
Aerovox
„
Co.
11-21
(quar.)
4%
12-16
1-
Corp.
(quar.)__'__
Advance Aluminum Castings
Corp. (quar.)__
Aeolian Co.. 6%"non-cum. preferred A____
'
Foundries
&
preferred
&
Baltimore
12-16
12-
$1.50
12-30
Co.
12-29
12-29
12-10
$1.75
12-16
Mfg.
12-16
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Thermos Bottle
(quar.)_
25c
D.)
12-10
12-29
Sugar Refining, com. (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
American Surety Co. (N.
Y),.(s-a)
$1.50
(J.
Adressogtaph-Multigraph
;
(quar.)
Co.
American
;
Adams
12-29
100%
Stores
12-12
Adams
..
Co.
Steel
12-12
25c
Co: -(quar.1_t
12-15
40c
:
._
12-10
$1.75
dividend
60c
________
Co.:" (quar.)_____„
11-25
12-29
$1
(quar.)
Stock
12-16
10c
;
Shipbuilding (year-end)
Refining Co.—
$30c
-
5
12y2c
American Smelting &
7% 1st preferred
Alarm
Products
Extra
11-25
43 %c
Kap Corp
1
:
(quar.)
Seal
12-
12-
££>
12-15
tl5c
dividend
Baldwin
5
12-
12-10
25c
2
Corp., common (quar.)
Industries, Inc. (stock dividend)
12-
12-15
25c
2
.___,
12-15
20c
$1
Republics Corp. (quar.)
American Safety Razor
(quar.)
5
5
50c
(quar.)
prior
Balatoc
Sanitary—
American
American
(quar.
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
1-
Electric
Co.
B
1-
—___.
Acme
Insurance
Extra
5
12-
Fire
25c
'
.
2
National
37y2c
,
5%
12-
Power & Paper
Co. Y ltd.
Common (quaiV). *_1—
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refiner:
Acme
2
1-
12-
$1.12 y2
Co.
(incr. quar.)
Meter Co. Inc. (quar.)
National Finance, $6 pfd. (s-a)
Common
;
Payable of Rec
45c
;
Abitibi
Class
UtMers
11-28
25c
(quar.)
Products
$4
preferred
(quar.)
American Radiator & Standard
-^.
12-10
12-15
$1.75
(quar.)
American Optical Co.
(quar.)
American Paper
Goods, 7% preferred (quar.)
American Potash & Chemical
Corp.—
Class
A
(quar.)
give the dividends announced in previous
we
Metal
American
weeks "and; not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
50c
4
5%
preferred
American
5
(quar.)
Co., common
Metal
American
■V- 4V'2 %
12-
25c
(quar.)
dividend
12-10
12-15
com.
12-15
(quar.)
Mills, common
Ayres (L. S.) Co., 4y2% preferred (quar.)
Ayrshire Collerles Corp. (quar.)
Baker
12-12
25c
(quar.)
Voting Machine Co.
Corp. (quar.)
Stock
25c
preferred
12-12
12-29
Metals
Year-end
7%
Institute—
—
&
Maize-Products,
12-20
75c
Co-operative
Quarterly
Machine
A
J5c
Mfg.
Babcock
25c
(quar.)
cl.
Fire
Avildsen Tools
5
2 y2 %
Foundry Co.
'
12-29
$1
Zion's
12-
Ltd.
11-25
11-21
ti2yaC
Products,
12-10
12-15
Avondale
20c
&
Extra
75c
-
-——
12-15
11-29
11-29
12-15
B
Steel
5%
5
U2VtC
com
(quar.)
Automatic
5
15c
(quar.)
A'(quar.)
dividend
50c
•
12-
180c
Ltd.,
Automatic
11-14
12-15
5c
American
__
Year-end.-:
12-12
Holders
110c
A
Fabric
Avco
12-20
Airfleets,
(year-end)
Service Co.,
Automatic
12-12
$3
-
American
.
Ltd
'quar.)
1
12-
$2
Combing Corp. of Canada,
Wyatt. Metal & Boiler Works
-
12-
12-15
;
—
12-15
-
—
12'/2C
12'/2c
Dessauer. Co.. (quar.)
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)
2
Co.
share of
held)i_w._
Extra
11-25
1-
(l/50th
When
Payable afdtec.
UOc
Class
12-15
12-19
$1.31
Machinery- Co.
American-Machine
&
4
2
75c
Co., class
Class B
12-1
Wisconsin
Wolf
1
12-
1-
20c
Extra
12-
12-
12-18
50c
year)
American-r Locker
stock
shrs.
the
American -Laundry
.»
(liquidating)
the
for
come
5
Powder
Electric
Auto
International
Corp.
(91c
from
realized capital gains and 40c
representing
balance of undistributed
ordinary net in¬
12-15
$1.25
Michigan Power—
preferred (quar.I.
12-10
$1
American
1-
12-15
common..
(quar,)
preferred (s-a)
12-15
12-15
$1
Co.,
1
30c
Common
12-15
2
Ioc
5
12-
40c
for each share
Class
1
12-
12-13
15c
non-cumulative preferred
American Insulator Corp. of Delaware—
Prior
25c
(quar.)_
five
each
1-
(monthly)
Corp. (quar.)
6%
12-15
•
+25c
Mfg. -(year-end)__
(One
American
,
Wheeling Steel Corp., $5 prior pfd.
stock
12-15
12-29
Products
American-Hospital Supply
*
12-15
$7
__
Whitmair
1-15
$3oc
—
;
(quar:)—..
Whitehall
12-10
1-15
$50c
(quar.)
Ltd.-
-
i$i
common
,
iGeorge),
-
-
''
.
Extra—.
•,
Weston
20c
—
$1.40 preferred' (quar.t__
Western. Maryland Ry.—
».
7% 1st preferred (accum.i_
'
$1.25
—
12-
12-19
30c
(quar.)_
12-10
25c
Oo.
Sham
(quar.)w
dividend
Inc.
2
75c
(quar.)
Steamship
Stock
2
40
(quar.)
12-19
12-12
.
12-
12-10
,
2%%
1-15
30c
12-12
12%c
(quar.)..
share for each
(one
12-24
$i.i2y2
___
12-20
Electric
dividend
$1.05
<quar.)_
com.
Stock
;
$1.50
___
(quar.)
(quar.);;
12-10
Corp.
12-30
37 %c
Inc
12-19
1-15
20c
Per
Name of Company
Atlas
participating preferred (accum.)
American Export Lines,.-Inc. (quar.)
Growers,
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
Corp.—
30c
55c
—
When
Share
Securities
20c
(quar.)__-_
$6
American
>
20c
___—
(quar.
Utilities,
Virginia
$4.50
.
(quar.t
Per
Name oj Company
11-28
(Increased quar.)
preferred
«
•
4
Cov^common
4,/2 'ft
•
12-
iquar.)
Penn Electric
West
'
Holders
Payable oj Bee.
25c
49
12-15
11-28
$i.i2y2
50c
1-
1
12-10
12-24
12-10
*50.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2206)
Name
of Company
Calaveras
Electric
$2.50
Power,
62c
62'Ac
75c
75c
Co.
Utilities
Co.,
Portland
California
Water
Co.
Service
50c
34%c
30c
62'/2c
Camden Forge Co., 5'A% pfd
Campbell (A. S.) Co., common
preferred
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Extra
Canada
Iron
Life
Assurance
Machinery
Ltd.
Foundries,
Canada
Canada
Malting
Canada
130c
175c
125c
(quar.)
Co
Corp
Canada
Wire
Canada
A
Celanese,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
$1.75 preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Dredge & Dock,
Ltd
$$1.12'A
(quar.)
$37'Ac
$25c
preferred
5%
Mills
B
Class
(s-a)
B
Co.,
75c
(quar.)
common
75c
25c
35c
(quar.)
Carpenter
Co.
Paper
Carpenter Steel Co.
year-end
(quar.)
income..
Corp..
of
preferred
2nd preferred (quar.:
Central Canada Investments,
Fibre
*V<%
Products
Illinois
4%
preferred
Maine
3.50%
6%
Power,
Year-end
Coca-Cola
11-28
Cochran
Wire
$3.50
8
12-12
Colonial
12-
Colorado
5
5%
1-15
1- 2
1- 2
12-27
12-27
12-10
Colt's
1
12-
1
12-
Aircraft
Champion
Paper
8
Columbia
Stock
preferred
Bank
Trust
4
Columbian
1
Commercial
12-
1
12-
8
Commonwealth
8"
Chicago,
5%
11-25
10'Ac
.
1
8%
i
Rock
(
Western
12-
5
Quarterly
Congoleum-Nairn,
12-10
Chicago Towel
Island
Cincinnati Gas
12-18
12-10
12-10
(
5%
:
$%
•J
„
.
*#
$6
common
preferred
preferred
10-23
$5
*
(year-end)
class
Chemical
Corp.
&
11-26
1-2-53
5'A%
preferred
12-15
11-20
12-12
11-20
4.50%
12-12
11-21
4.52%
12-12
11-21
12-15
1212-
12-10
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.25
12-22
ft I
Continental
12-15
12-
Continental
3
Commercial
Copper
&
Continental
12-12
(qhar.)
12-30
1-15-53
12-20
2-1-53
75c
12-15
12-
Continental
,
2
12-20
Stock
1-
2
12-20
New
4-
1
3-20
12-24
12-18
12-
12-18
Dow
1-
1
12-10
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-29
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
12-15
11-30
1-2-53
12-
5
1-2-53
12-
5
12-31
5%
11-30
12-15
1-2-53
Dun
12-
Motors
1
1- 8
Oil
(Del.)
Stock
12-
12-22
12-22
12-
1
12-10
12-
1
Coplay Cement Mfg.
12-10
12-
1
1-2-53
12-15
20c
70c
12-26
"
7
Copperweld
12-22
12-
5%
8
4
12-15-
$1
40c
12-
12-12
$1.50
11-21
20c
12-15
12-12
12-26 '
12-12
.
-
&
(year-end)
12-15
12-
1
$2.50
12-15
11-28
12-15-'
11-28
Cosden
12-15
11-24
2
12-20
12-12
11-17
Cow
50 -
d
-
$lrdividend
Cory Corp.
1-2-
12-15
12-24 *
$1*
12-10
Gulch
f *:
6
t
—^^---.$1:25
I
3-
2
$1.25
~
6-
1
„
2-14
-
5-15
preferred (quar.)L™
-8-15
$1.25-v9- 1
preferred .(quar ;,-*—$U0i,.,v i-jU, 12*2%*;
,
12-10
\2-
1
J
Oil
Extra I -J"
12-10
11-28
12-24
12-15
1-2
10c
.12-29
-
25c
12-12
12-
12-
8
11-20
12-11
10-31
2c
12-15
12-
1
50c
L'_- „' *25c
.
93%c
25c
$1.50
12-20
12-
5
10c
a5%-
-
Co—
(quar.)
a
_™™_L__.
preferred
(quar.)
of Amercia
Petroleum
(quar.)
Corp.
2
(quar.)
Year-end
1
Crown Cork & Seal Co., $2
Zellerbach Corp.
Works-
-a
pfd.-(quar.)
(quarj:
■
>.
_™™^j...
1™^..—
...
12-19
»
^
.
Eaton
6%
—
B
12-20
9 12-5
12-
2
1
12-10
11-24
1
11-14
12-
8
12-
8
1- 2,
12.-JL
12-5
12-
5
5-29
5-
1
$1.50
75c
75e
1- 2
12-29
12-29
12-
5
$1.75
75c
5c
12-29
12-29
12*-31
12-15
5c
cra'ss'"A
(year-end)
12-31
12-10
12'Ac
12-31
12-10
12-20-
11-28
(year-end)_
:„™_;„_„„__™
Corp.,
Paper
prior
neW dividend column.
-
12-12
12-12
-
commOhl_™™„_
preferred
1—
(s-a)
(quar.i™™^—
.
E;$tra
preferred
5%'
-
(qui-r.)
Ltd.,
Corp.,
;
—"—™ '"
(quar.)__
:
ordinary
:
8c
12-20
8c
-
$5$25c
30c;
4'A% preferred ,(quar.)--_
$1.06 V* ,
Edison (Thomas A.), class A---—2_™A_
25c
: class B—
™™—„™;
i™"
; 25c,;
6'A% preferred
(quar.)
$1.62y2 ,,
870 Seventh Ave. Corp., 4^s% preferred-—a- — 22%c..
(year-end-)-_-_-__A™_____A___
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., class A—
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.,,com, (quar,)Paper
Co.
.
50c,
11-18
J $4.50 preferred (quar.).* $1.12'A
12-12
El
Paso Eleetric
(Texas),
Paso Natural Gas Co.,
common
common
(quar.)—
%quar/)™.f
-12-15
12-15
12-12
1- 2
12-10.
12-10
12-15
12-15
-*12-15;
_.
11-24
2
11-14
12-
1-2-53
1-2-53
12-10
1-
II-25
$1.75
—-
12-15
t-
11-21
12-10
11-28
12-10
75c
12-15
Howard—
&
Ecuadorian
El
12-10
12-10
12-18 >
,
12-10
(Md.)—
—
12-10
11-20
12-10
(quar.)
(accum.—
announcement in
Extra
12-9
11-28
(quar.)
.
1-
11-20
,
'•
Eddy
9
11-29
12- 3
25c
$1
-
$1.12V2
Economy Baler Co., common
<•
9
1-
50c
50c
com.
(quar.)
Iron Co.
I-
12-11
12-16
1- 2
1- 2
—
.
12-15
11-24
12-10
1- 5
12-15
preferred s(quar.)™V_AV™——™'~J_"
Class
See
12-11
L
preferred
Easy.'Washing Machine,
1
1- 2
30c
$3c
$25o
25c
25c
-
1—
preferred B
Eaton
2
11-14
(quar.)—
(accum,)"™™"—™™™—$1.50
Eastman. Kodak Co., common (year-end60c
Stock dividend
r_™™™_-.
L™1"
5%
1
11-19
12-
12-10
17&c
„™_T™
£™_
$7 preferred A
1
12-
25c
A-(quar.)-™
Crompton & Knowles Loom
iCrown
12-
11-25
31 'Ac,.
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Picher
6%
1
11-25
30c
common
Potash Co.—
Eastern States Corp.
12-. 1
12-10
12-10
25c.
-
12-10
—75c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co., common
33A%
Creole
12-
50c
$3
(year-and)
*
-
1
-
preferred
Petroleum
Creameries
12-18
12-
.
Crane
*"*
.12-10
—,
Coty International Corp
Courtaulds,
Ltd.
(interim)
1-
1
;
a
5
$1.75
12-
Reynolds Cosp.r—-
12-
•
Pacific-
(annual)uj.
Paperboard Products™
Corroon
12-15*"
$74.55
12-10
1
12-
12-17
(quar.)™
Inc.
Mines, Ltd...
$6
12-
1- 2
12-31
12-12
12-10
12-31
Extra
1
50c
$1.75
'
12-
(annual)
30c
;
,™»
(annual)
25c
„™
12-10
50c
Chemicals,
Eastern Malleable
11-14
12-19
12-15
12-19
12-10
12-18
12-18
30c
.
37'Ac
5c
(quar.)
&
_
25c
Co
Company,
4'A%
11-20
11-28
12-13
1-24
1-24
12-22
12-10
12-10
-
$1.12'A
(quar.)"
(quar.)
Lines, Inc. (s-a)
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates,
12-12
12-15
..
Coro, Inc.
Inc._™
12-10
•
Eastern Air
1
$2.50
(quar.)™—
common
Participating preferred
Participating
Cornell
*
RR.—
12-
1- 2
1- 3
12-22
12-29
$1
87'Ac
$1.12'A
75c
25c
40c
common
Mines, Ltd._—
1
12-12
Inc.,
East Sullivan
12-18
10-21
12-12
25c
(quar.)
Co.
East Malartic
1
12-
12-29
12-29
-
a
$3 prior preferred
12-
12-15
62'Ac
$2.50
common
preferred
12-12
12-15
11-23
'
;
Light
Extra
5
$6
20c
50c
a
Extra
Co.—
$1.25
convertible
Co.,
Corduroy: Rubber Co.,
11-21
12-26
Steel
Eagle
1
12-
23c
50c
—
International
Duval Sulphur &
1
12-
Mfg.
preferred
Durlron
12-15
12-
35c
50c
Co., -6%. pfd.; (accum.)
;
:
Plastic;
Durez
2
10c
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
11-29
(quar.)—™!
Bradstreet,
&
Duraloy Co.
12-10
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
12-15
5%
11-28
1- 2
1-2-53
12-15
933/4c
12-15
25c ,12-10
717/aC
12-10
(year-end)
Extra
12-10
dividend
12-10
Laboratories—
B.)
Electric
4'A%
2-11
3-31
5%
Co.
60c
12- 5
35c
50c
40c
—
preferred
Dunhill
5
12-12
(year-end)
(year-end)
Corp.
.1—
(quar.)
profits
—.—
Co. (quar.)
Year-end
11-12
»
1-15
1- 2
12-10
initial)
(quar.)„_—_—:——
preferred (quar.)„™„™„™—.'—
Power Co., new common
(initial)
Duke
12-15
12-15
12- 8
1-15
1- 2
11-28
(E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
Duncan
12-15
$1.13
65c
(quar.)™
(quar.)
$4.50
11-25
50c
preferred (quar.)
(N. Y.)
2- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1-15
12-10
$1
$1.75
40c
—
preference
preferred
Common
12-15
12-15
1-2-53
20c
.
$37'Ac
125c
$15c
$$1.75
;
2Vac
12-29
Co.—
4%
(A.
Duquesne
(quar.)
11-11
'
Industries, Inc., common
Du Pont
12-15
12-29
12-15
2'A%
25c
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.i
Harris
12-29
$10c
-—
Mont
12- 1
12-13
12-29
Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Cement Co. (quar.)™
security
Du
11-28
11-17
Drug
Driver
11-28
1-15
12-15
preferred (quar.)
——
Drewry's, Ltd. (U. S. A.), common (quar.)™
53/4%
preferred
(quar.)
Dreyfus Fund, Inc.—
8c from investment income and a
yearend distribution of 15c from realized net
9
12-
11-29
1-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
.
40c V
35c
$$1.25
33/4%
2
12-
(quar.)_
dividend
Dresser
12-30
12-15
—
(quar.)
Draper Corp.
11-14
,
11-20
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)_
Structural Steel,
Ltd
(increased
Dravo
12-17
2-
5
12- ft
12-15
12-15
12-10
$1.31V4." 12-10
'25c
12-15
$20c
1- 1
$40c
1-15
—
Extra
1
5
12-20
Stores,
common
Dragon
12-12
1212-
40c
15c
—
preferred A
$4
1
11-28
12-15
135c
$12'Ac
1
Chemical
Dow
12-1
Continental Steel Corp. (year-end)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp., common (quar.)
1
$4
1-
11-29
Year-end
75c
__
(quar.)
1
5
11-25
12-10
12-15
12-15 *
.
7%
preferred (quar.)
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif,
12-
a
f 50c
•.
$1
12-
12-
12- 8
12-10
20c
$30c -*
(quar.)—
& Chemical
5
12-15
11-25
"
(quar.)
common
a
1
12-12
;
^
12-
12-
12-15
preferred
2
12-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-23
12-26
,
25c
—
1
5%
Insurance Co.
Stores
Co.,
Dominion Tar
11-29
Co
Foundry & Machine
12-18
12-18
12-20
preference (quar.)
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd., common
35c
11-24
1-15
$1
Texas
7%
1-
15c
Fibre
50c
25c
15c
37'Ac
$1-10
,
<
(quar.)
i
Dominion
75c
Continental
12-15
1-2
12-26
$1.12'A
Machiner (year-end)
(s-a I
11-29
Extra
Industries—
Steel
12-31
12-15
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
i
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
Dominion Corset Co., Ltd—
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., common
1
12-15
dividend
Continental
* 1
Orleans* &
12-
12-15
50c
933Ac
$1.06'A
10c
(quar.).
12-
(quar.)
5'A%
11-28
12-15
40c
(quar.)
Continental Gin Co., 4'A%
(quar.)
common—(year-end)
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
Stock
12-10
4
12-
(quar.)
preferred
12- 1
12-15
12-19
Exjlra
$1.13
Can
$3.75
12-15
-
(quar.)
Corp.
Cup Co.
Dobeckmun
11-25
12-31
1
12-10
Continental
Co.
12- 1
—25c
50c
—
$3.50
.
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
Corp.-Seagrams,
Dixie-Home
12-23
12-23
•
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1
„_**
Lines,
1
$1.12'A
Co.-—
preferred
•
Assurance
12-, 1
1- 2
Dixie
12-
1
12-15
Power
Continental
net
(quar.)
Air
4
$1
12-12
87'Ac
Bend
12-
12-15
Extra
Consumers
30c
lc
(year-end 1
Extra
12-15
10c
183Ac
25c
655/»c
$25c
$1
50c
(quar.)
25c
South
Distillers
-
12- 4
12-31
(quar.)™™-™--
Realty
Car Co
Motor
Stores
2
1
'
(quar.)
A
Diana
1212-
-
Lithograph Mfg., Ltd
Consolidated Rendering Co. ..(quar.)
Consumers Company
(quar.)
5c
&
11-14
12-22
28c
10c
10c
10c
$1.05
common...
12-10
12-15
1-10
1-15
12-15
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
12-15
-
Co.
Chemical
Alkali
4.40%
12-29
12-15
Consolidated
12-15
1-2-53
stock)
RR.
12-10
$1.25
Corp.,
Continental-Diamond
realized
Pacific
Diamond T
12-19
50c
11-26
$1.12'A
.
Diamond
12-20
Y.)—
12-10
—
.
12- 5
50c
20c
12-10
Grocers
12-18
__
(quar.)
1-18
12-
(quar.)
(N.
B
12-31
12-15
w,
Consolidated
15c
-'
Dewey & Almy
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
RR.—
12-4
12-10
Coppermlnes Corp._
Edison Co.
5
12-15
12- 8
40c
35c
5c
Corp.1 r(quar.)
Raynolds, Inc., class A
&
Class
$2.50
Inc.—
12-10
Co.
Consol.)
12-18
Devoe
11-14
_
12-10
25c
or
1
Common
1- 2
(quar.)
from
1
12-
12-15
(extra)
12-
12-15
50c
50c
-
dividend
12-
$2.50
Industries
preferredA-—-
1st
(quar.)™™:—
Products
(quar.)
12-11
12-15
(accum.)
A
I
12-16
$1
RR
Western
Corp.
Steel
Stock
15c
Cement,
12-
(quar.)
Tunnel
Mortgage &
Steel
12-11
$$4
-
-a-
(year-end)
Power Co.
12-11
(quar.)
Co.
Extra™
(Toronto;—
1- 2
15c
(quar.)
Detroit
Dominion
Consolidated Engineering Corp.. (quar.)™—
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)$1'
New
1-2-53
Common
12-15
1-2
:
Electric Cor---
Milling
Detroit
Year-end
•
'
preferred
12-2
common
Cigar
Consolidated
12-31
(quar.)
&
12-16
20c
25c
17'Ac
15c
25c
Inc.
Light &
Consolidated
$1.03
7% convertible preference
(quar.)_;
Christiana Securities Co., common.....
7% preferred (quar.)___-_—
Corp.
Detroit
Semi-annual
)
12-18
1__
Co.,
5
-^-
(quar.)~
.».™
•'»
Connecticut Investment Management Corp.—
11-20
12-31
Arts
-Quarterly^ Chicago & Southern
5
12-
.
and-O'Ac
12-15
12-27
12-15
12-12!
25%
12-
12-31
1
&
Vac
12-31
1-31
&
12-
12- 3
Co
12-22
2-
L
12-
12-10.
(year-end 1
Canada
&
Edison
12-29
2-
ft.
12-
12-17
1-2-53
1- 2
Hardware
$$3.75
Life Assn.
$1.50 partlc. pref. class A
Common class B (extra)
$2
30c
(accum.
5% preferred series
Chicago, South Shore
Cincinnati
-i
Co.
Grande
Rio
Harvester
10c
Confederation
5
12-31
1
(quar.)
Cincinnati.
(quar.)
1
12-
60c
$1
10c
—
Rubber
&
Detroit
12-22
12-
12-15.
12-22
,
Hudson
Detroit
50c
60c
25c
50c
45c
33c
17'Ac
12-10
50c
75c
12'Ac
(quar.)
income
&
Tire
Detroit
*
11-28
Inc..—
12-19
-
12- 5
year-end distribution of 35c from real¬
ized profits and 25c from net invest¬
2
10c
(Increased)
participating, preferred
1
5
Inc.
12-31
1-
12- ft
12- 5
25c
30c
—
common
12-16
2'A%
„.™:.™™a_
Service
Co.,
Stores,
Derby Oil Co.
11-28
Amusements, litd.—
12-
12-31
—
Ry.,
Public
12-
12-18
Extra
'•
gains
Consolidated
__
Medical
Chrysler
■
investment-income
capital
12-
$1
Co.
News
Great
.Common
f 4%
from
from
12-12
12-26
1-15
<
—
™_™_
common
Investment- Co.--
12-12
Building (liquidating)
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. (quar.)
Chicago,
(quar.)..™,
Co.,
&
ment
.
$1.19
dividend
preferred
Chicago
C.)
(quar,)
Co.
Edison
Commonwealth
11-21
Co.
Credit
11-28
Year-end
Stock
Carbon
1-31
5
5
12- ft
11-20)
(extra)
Delaware Fund,
2
8
12-
1- 2
12-26
$1.25
Oil Corp
60c
$1
$1
25c
Commercial Solvents Corp
Commodore Hotel, Inc. (year-end)
1- 2
Corp
preferred
Chicago Daily
12-12
.
(Wash., D.
(quar.)
com.
Tramway Corp.,
„
25c
Payable in cash
Mfg.
&
Denver
>
12-19
-Chenango & Unadllla Telephone Corp.—
4%%
preferred
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., com. (quar.)
Chesebrough
Denver
Extra
distribution
conv.
12-
12-
87'Ac
683/4C
$1
37'Ac
62'Ac
a
__™
12-
Fund, Inc.—
Research
12-12
12-12
(year-end)
Insurance
12-20
50c
special
Denman
(quar.)
12-
Consolidated
Y.)
12-
(quar.)
Semi-annual
$1.23
(N.
Delaware
12-15
Co.
Rock
Detroit
(year-end)
dividend-
Columbia Title
11-21
55c
12»Ac
Co.
12-
Co
Corp.
Consolidated
(quar.)..
&
capital gains.
*
Gas
8
Quarterly
3Vz%
Pictures
12-5
10c
Fibre
&
12-
12-15
a
Corp., com.
Insulated Wire
Co. (quar.)
40c
America,
12-
12-15
Mfg.
50c
of
12-12
(quar.)
12-
Co
Co.
12-11
Special
,
12'Ac
Chamberlin
-
Iron
A
10c
(quar.)
12-31
(quar.)
A
Inc.
11-25
12-11
Vilbiss
31'Ac
(quar.)
&
Interstate
Collyer
12-10
12-
Co.
Fuel
40c preferred
Extra
<A
Ice
preferred
$2.75
1
(quar.)
Mills,
12-10
12-31
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Colorado
*
.
Radio
12-
_™
Chemical
preferred
Collins
12-30
5%
Ribbon
Deep
$20c
53'Ac
$1.50
Co.
De
9
(quar.)
75c
30c
37'Ac
57'Ac
preferred (quar.)
De Long Hook & Eye (quar.)
A
12-
12-
11-28
$1.12'A
5%
Deere
12-15
Co.
8
Ltd..
Co.,
J.)
12-12
*_
11-28
1
12-12
12-15
12-24
12-15
1- 2
12-15
12-15
12-30
12-30
—
(quar.)
Iron
25c
$1.15
class
Extra
Chemical
(B.
$1.12'A
::
8
A
Malleable
4
1
Coglin
87'Ac
(quar.):
12-
preferred
Dayton
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-28
$14.70
25c
(quar.)
Coleman Company, 4'/4%
preferred
Colgate-Palraolive-Peet Co.—
$1
Certain-Teed Products Corp.
$4.50
Co.
1
$1.31 (4
Co.
8
Co
Corp.,
$1
$1
(year-end)
:
40c
Electric
Chemical
Foil
preferred
common
4.60%
12-
A.)
12-
York (yr.-end)
5
12-
Chemical
30c
12-
11-12
common
25c
12-
12- 5
(L.
5
12-
Inc.,
Mills,
Darling
Dejay
Corp.
Extra
11-20
40c
dividend
Cessna
International
Connohio, Inc.;
B
Century
11-29
1
-
Warehouse,
Stock
11-29
1
(accum.)
1-2-53
12-
2c
20c
25c
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Dana
12-15
11-28
a
12-
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
preferred
Century
Co.
12-
30c
2
Co
12-19
Yeai-end
12-
com
12-
*■
12-15
Corp
'A %
4
2
12-15
River
Dan
i
12- 5
50c
12-15
(quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of New
Coca-Cola
12-
£ fentral Vermont Public Service—
4.15%
preferred* (quar.)
Class
preferred series B
12-12
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
2-9-53
preferred series A (quar.)
12-12
(quar.)
&
12-20
Inc.
10%
62'Ac
$1
Central Steel
Central
4.80%
40c
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
4.75%
4%
12-19
37'Ac
preference
preferred
4.60%
11-15
Connecticut
(quar.)
convertible
1-2-53
(quar.)
12-18
(iniiial quar.)
Securities Corp.—
Central-Illinois
Central
Co.
1-2-53
12-12
preferred
$1.50
Chemical
1-2-53
12-15
12-22
1- 2
1- 2
$$2.50
(quar.)
Cigar
12-15
'•
->
1-2-53
1-2-53
12-26
12-26
- 12-15
Extra
$2
50c
Confederation
_a
Co.,
Abbey
DWG
Cutler-Hammer,
Coast Counties Gas & Electric—
40c
Service
Cypress
1
(stock dividend)™
12-
(quar.)-
com.
1
12-15
:
common
(quar.)„
12-
(quar.)
11-28
$1.75
voting
Public
preferred
4.92%
Clorox
12-18
A
*
12-17
12-15
75c
$1.75
15c
50c
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
prior
(quar.)
preferred
Class
12-
Co
(N. Y.)
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central
5»A%
11-14
Co.
12-10
-
Foundry Co., common
Illinois Light, common
preferred (quar.)__
Central
Trust
Ltd.—
(s-a)
common
preferred
Central
Molybdenum
30c
Extra
Non-voting
6%
Climax
Clinton
40c
preference
$7
Curtis-Wright Corp.,
11-15
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp. (quar.)___
Conde Nast Publications, Inc.
(quar.)
Conestoga Transportation
$1.12'A
11-26
$4
$1
Worsted Mills
8
12-12
7%
Central
Cleveland
12-15
11-14
Community
(quar.)_
8
11-26
12-10
30c
11-28
50c
12-
12-10
Publishing Co.,
12-15
(quar.)
Co.
Bronze
12-24
$10c
10c
12-15
Curtis
12-15
(initial)
,
8
11-28
(quar.)_-
common
12-
12-31
12-19
12-29
12-17
1-.2
12-30
12-20
12-15
10c
11-26
:
preferred
'
5%
Graphite
Year-end
12-10
preferred
America
12-15
$1.12'A
50c
$1.40
'
Holdert
When
..
-
Year-end
12-15
(quar.)
$1.32
(quar.)
Corp. of America,
4»A%
11-20
preferred
12-12
Castle-Trethewey Mines, Ltd
Celanese
$4.50
12-15
:
8
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—
10c
(
-
12-15
12-
Davison
*
12-
Year-end
Catalin
(quar.)—
common
65c
(quar.)
& Co.
M.)
(A.
Co.,
(quar.)
1- 2
12-20
12-8
12-10
12-24
Corp. (quar.)_._:_____Adistribution from accumulated
undistributed
Castle
Iron
preferred
12-15
Carriers & General
A
$4.50
$1
(quar.)
& Telegraph Co.
12-30
J 'Ac
93%c
$2
•
40c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
12-30
12-15
$1.50
30c
$1.12'A
(s-a)
35c
25c
40c
$1.25
50c
-
-
1st
,
25c
Cleveland
12-
12-15
12-12
(stock dividend)
a
..aaaaaa™
convertible preferred (quar.-)a—a!™-—
12-15
(quar.)
30c
Extra
33A%
Carolina Telephone
Per
Share " Payable of Rec*
•
Common
$1.25
12'Ac
(quar.)—
12-18
12-22
12-10
12-18
12-13
12-29
12-15
Products (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Carborundum Corp. (quar.)_
Carey Baxter & Kennedy, Inc. (quar.)
Carey (Philip) Mfg. Co., common (quar.)-,5% preferred (quar.)
Carnation Company, common (quar.)—
City
Capital
Capital Transit
- -
2'A%* :
5%
1 $1.25
«
Crum <fc Forster, 8% pfd. (quar.)
$2
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd/ (accum.)
$1.50
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co.
(quar.)_A
'•> 37'Ac
Cuban Tobacco Co.,' 5% pfd. (accum.)
-■
$7.50 1
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)™AA_ - 37»Ac
Cummins Engine Co.
(quar.)
25c
••
1
2
1-
50c
50%
dividend
preferred
11-29
12-19
1st preferred (quar.)
Canadian Wirebound Boxes, class A
common
Clayton Silver Mines
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry.
8
8
11-20
1- 2
t$l
Co.,
—
Cleveland-Cliffs
12-31
12-31
12-12
120c
-
' \'
Crucible Steel Co. of America—
,
11-21
12-31
♦
$1.50
50c
50c
36c
75c
Extra
11-29
12-10
1- 2
12-31
—
4'A%
Cannon
12-
12-
12-15
12-15
1- 2
cl. A (quar.)
Ice Machine Co., Ltd.,
Canadian
Canadian Ingersoll Rand, Ltd
Canadian Refractories, Ltd.—
.
12-
Company
Clayton & Lambert Co.
1-26
1- 2
125c
143%c
185c
L.)
Stock
5%
8
12-
12-15
$$1.25
150c
160c
common....
preferred
$1
9
11-18
12-15
t$l
175c
125c
common
Canadian
Controller
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Class B common
(quar.)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd. (interim)__
Canadian Bronze Co. Ltd.
(year-end)
Canadian Canners, Ltd.
(quar.)____
Class
11-21
12-15
(year-end)
(quar.)
4.80%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Clark Equipment Co., common (quar.)_
(D.
Clark
11-20
12-15
115c
150c
(quar.)
Corp
Mortgage
Cable Co.,
&
Ltd.
Corp.,
Power
Northern
Canada Permanent
(quar.)
Extra
1- 2
1$1
Liquidating
(quar.)
Products Corp.
Clark
12-
Ltd.—
Land Co.,
West
$1
12-15
.
12-18
1- 2
150c
——
North
City Railway (Dayttn, Ohio), com.
6% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
12-10
12-29
150c
Ltd
Co.,
Extra
Canada
City
1
8
.
12-15
12-15
12-10
12-16
Extra
Class B
1
12-
12-13
152'Ac
t$l .50
$$1.50
Class
1
12-
1-2-53
$37 %c
preferred
12-23.
*
(s-a)
12-
l-2-j?3
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Canada Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—
$4.25
12-30
20c
$1.37'A
62'Ac
$1.50
(quar.)
12-
1-2-53
l°c
Co.
City Investing Co., common
5'A% preferred (quar.)
,
'
Extra
25c
1-15
12-10
12-20
15c
quar.)
(increased
Common
12-23
_•
™™
Service
Cities
40c
12-30
(Increased quar.)
Cable Corp.
&
Wire
Extra
•«
12-10
1- 1
12-23
1- 2
50c
$32'Ac
Quarterly
Circle
12-15
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.—
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., $1.30 pref.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.—
*
...
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
*
•
•
12-15
11-21
12-19
1- 2
80c
(year-end).
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
Cement
Name of Company
Monday, December 8, 1952
,
■
12-15
12-20
12-15
12-15
12-15
28c
27'/2c
—
iVz%
California
,'
r
uf Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
1- 2
1- 2
2- 1
35c
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ink
California-Pacific
*
(year-end>$2.50 pfd. (quar.)
preferred
f
s
preferred
$3
California
;
*
,
& Timber Corp.
Land
California
"
—
when
payable
$!>'•' 12-12
PeT
Share
'•
...
•
>
.
30c
12-15
12-10
11-28
12-
1
11-17
llr29
12-20
12-
i
12-1
12-
1
12-
3
11-2S
1- 2
11-28
40c.-*,12-19
12- 5
^
•
Volume 176
Number 5175
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2207)
Per
.Name of Company
Elastic Stop
Nut
•„'
Corp; of
When
Share
America
_
2-
30c
Electric
Auto-Lite
Electric, Bond
Two.: .shares
: ,♦
for
'
(quar.),
Share
of
each
SEC
t
Co.
&
-
Washington
100
shares
1-15
5
12-15
12-19
12-
Industries
General
3
-
-1st
12-29
(quar.)
11-24
12-22
20c
12-10
25c
dividend
12-15
12-11
$3.75
11-14
15c
.
Mills,
11-20
preferred
General
-
6%
Emepsop
Drug. Co.,
Class-
B
class
A
(quar,)___
(quar.)_,
30c
preferred
(quar,)__
Erie
(quar.)___
Office
Corp.
(quar.)
General
11-30
,
Products,
RR.—
Products;
12-31
7-15
5-1-53
4-15
8-1-53
7-15
1-
'Stock
2
12-15
12-26
$6
12-12
Y.).. (quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
12-
1
12-
51
'Common
12-15
12-
12-23
12-10
12-22-
12-15
11-28
60c
12-15
11-28'-
Gerber
12-12'
12-
Glannini
$1.50
'12-
2-12
5
"
2
1-16
12-
3
12-
12-15
Farmers
&
11-24
1-2-53
c
2
1-
12-12
12-
Federal
(quar.)
12-
9
Gleaner
12-
9
Glen
g&ins payable
of
the
Walnut
(N.
Y.)
Corp.,..$3
California
12-20
12-
1"
Glens-Falls
12-
1
5%
12-22
12-
1*
12-16
3-16
12-19
7%
Fire
Goebel
11-21
Industrial
Bank
12-10
11-28
12-13
12-
1
Gold
12-15
12-
1
Goldbiatt
40c
12-15
12-
5
Goodall
fund,
65c
12-18
11-28
-
First*
National
Corp.
Stores,
First
Security Corp.
First
Year-end
Power; Corp.
12-19
12-
9
1-
2
Wyoming
Oil
Fresnillo
Co.
Frontier
Refilling
Fruit
the
$3
Fuller
Co.;
Co.
(s-a);
•.
,_1
Co
:
'
11-25:
5Vi %
12-27
-.SW/f
1-
2
Container
Acceptance
American
\ Common
tax)__
(quar.)
General
V
12-15-
•
4%
-
4%
Box
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-10
ll-20
12-20
12-
5
5
12-20
11-28
11-28
Corp.
Grocery
2
1-"2
11-28
11-28
Copper
Candy
(quar.)__.
Aircraft
Mobile & Ohio
$5
$5
preferred
$5
preferred
12-
5
Gulf
1-1-53
12-5
75c
12-26
11-1»-
Gulf
Power,
4.64%
12-26
11-19
Gulf
States
Utilities
10c
12-20
12-
5
Oil
Corp.
(year-end)
com.
(quar.)
Corp.
Electric
Finance
,,5%" preferred
1^
5
—
2
12-
5
12-15
12-
1
10c
12-31
12-10
12y2c
—
(year-end).
12-31
12-10
$1.25
12-31
12-10
30c
12-10
12-
quar.)
75c
Corp.,
12-10
50c
i
aeries
1-10-53
75c
common,
A
F.)
(quar.)___
(s-a)_
Fireproofing Co. (year-end)
15c
25c
$1
11-14
12-19
12-19
12-15
5-25.
12-12
12-
Co
If
5-11
11-25
50c
(quar.)_
Haloid
4"Vi_%
4%
preferred
Hamilton
(quar.)
2
12-19
12-
5.
12-18
12-
8
(stock
Co.
1-
2
12-15
Hamilton
Mfg.
Hammermill
Ltd.,
5'1
pfd.
Paper
Co.,
common
,4V2J%
preferred
(quar.)
4V4.%
preferred
(quar.)____
Hammond
Extra
Instrument
Co.
(
12-20
12-30
12-20 /)
11-28
12-20
12-10.;
12-20
12-22
12-10
,
12-10
Erie
Mortgage
Corp.,
12-
2
50c
12-26
12-
6
12-26
12-
12-15
3-11
6-30
6-10
12-19
11-14
12-19
11-14
11-21
Co.
Illinois Brick
12-23
1-2-53
12-15
12-19
12- J»
12-12
12-
(s-a)
12-1
12-10'/)-
12-22
12-1G:
2- 2
12-19
11-2 P
12-19
11-2t>0
12-16
12-
5%
10%
$1.50
Indiana
U-1*WJ
12-15
11-28
12-31
12-12)
12-31
12-12
2-2-53;
1-16
$1
12-15
.11-17
5%
12- 8
10- 7
10c
(quar.)
12-31
I-2-.'la:)
125c
U
2
1-
2
II-17
137'/2c
■»
1-
2
11-17-i
35c
Products
Corp.
(quar.)
25c
1
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06'A
preferred A (quar.)
Acceptance
$1.25
Corp.,
Ltd.,
common
Extra
*
preferred
preferred ($100
Rayon
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
50c
participating
A1
2
12-15
12-15
11-29
11-29
11-24
1-
2
12-
i
12-
140c
12-26
12-
12-26
12-26
12-
li;?
12-
12-13
1-20
49c
12-10
15c
12-10
112'/2c
;
1-
12-10
(accum.)__
Industrial Wire Cloth Products Corp. (quar.)
Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
5
12-
12-26
V
I
12-
1
12-
>• v
11-2P
11-25
Ingersoll
4% preferred
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd.
2-
12-10
12-10?
2
5%
Silica, 6'/2%
12-15
12-18
1^ 2
12-26
75c
dividend
12-15
12-29
1$1
(s-a),
$3
(year-end)_
Inter-County
Co.
(N.
Y.)
Title
Guaranty
&
ordinary
profits)
3c
$2
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Insurance Group shares ('Ac from
1
income and 2'Ac from security
$1.25
75c
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12rl5
1-
2
12-
3
12-19
12-
5'."^
12-31.
12-
1
12-19
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
8
Mortgage
(year-end)
Interlake
Iron
12-10
Interlake
Steamship
12-10
International Business Machines Corp.—
Corp.
(year-end)
Co.
(year-end)
50c
12-18
12-
50c
12-10
11-25
Quarterly
$1
12-10
11-18
$1
12-10
11-25
Stpck
5%
1-29-53
$1.06'A
,
1-2.
>
1-
12-26
t$1.25
par)
2
2-16
137y2c
$$1.06'A
2
12-15
11-20
11-20
150c
preferred
preferred
Industrial
12-10-
150c
convertible
1-
2-25
11-21
Water—
1-
3-10-53
,
12-23
11-l.fu*7
12-10
Industrial
>
.
110c
partic. preferred (quar.)
Investors (from capital gains)
Steel
Indianapolis
>
15c
.__i_
Incorporated
12-15
Industries, Ltd.—
convertible
Stock
5
r
1
56'Ac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Extra
Industrial
12-
12-3 iv'J
50c
preferred
(quar.),_
Imperial Varnish & Color, Ltd., com.
12-10
12-
L
12-31
12-30
50c
Ordinary
5%
$ /
15c
RR.. (quar.)
Chemical
12-10
11-25
12-15
25c
;
(quar.)
Co.
Central
2
12-20
2-16
12-lft/i
25c
B
Extra
2
12-10
'
6
1-2-63
..
convertible
Cement
1-
12-19
■
6
1-
50c
4y2%
1-
75c
2-28-53
2-16
1-
6
3-31
12-31*
11-10 >';
50c
Ordinary registered (interim)
Imperial Toiracco Co. of Canada—
12-15
12-10
110c
1-16
$1
12-29
$1.25
11-28
12-12
10-13;
11-28
'
12-10
30c
;
12-
12-27
9
12-15
130c
12-20
11-28
1-
u-iav;
$$1.50
common
12-19
12-12
III-20
57c
,
2-2-53
12-27
11-17
j
J25c
37«/2c
12-20
12-17
12^17
12.15
t25c
37'/2c
5
12-10
11-28
5%
Hygrade Food Products Corp. (extra)
I-T-E Circuit
Breaker, com. (stock dividend)
Ideal
12-22
12-10
12'/2c
Imperial
$1.12,/2
(quar.)
12-30
l.-tl
Illinois
1-16
30c
Co., (guar:)—1
v
11-20/
12'Ac 2-28-53
12-10
20c
(quar.)
>
12-10
100%
(quar.)
12-10
+25c
,
Co.,
12-31...)
25c
1-30
t$1.25
—
Cotton
1-15
12-10
j$l
dividend)
(quar.)
12-31
$1
(quar.)
12-31,
5%
(stock
Refining Co.
12r31
56'Ac
:
Bridge Co;, Ltd.
Extra
quar;)—
12-31
1-15
t$l
dividend)
dividend)
12-10
35c
(initial
1-15:
11-28
15c.
(stock
J12Vic
common
12-31.
20c
1-
$1.75
75c
Company,
preferred
12-19
1-15
60c
12-10
32Vic
(quar.)
Cementing Co.
12-18
1-2-53
44c
(quar.)
1-2
$25c
Printing Co.
Oil Well
Quarterly
Hamilton
(quar.)—
Co.
Insurance
(W.
11-28 s-V
60c
dividend
t25c
2
Corp.—
(increased
Halifax
Hall
12-
Motors
30c
Stock
12-15
Halliburton
H-28
35c
11-20
t20c
12-12
12-10
$1.25
12-20
$1.12Vi
12-12
2
12-10
$1.37Va
$1
(quar.)
2
1-
25c
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd.
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co. (quar.).
5%
2
1^J
11-28 >;:
Co.
1
11-21
common
2
5,!/
12-
2
5
12-15
Ltd.,
1.
12-
(quar.)
12-
$1.11
Co.,
12-
$1
12-
(quar.)
preferred-
8
93%c
12-10
preferred
A
5.'V
56'Ac
4 '/2 %
Brass
12-
12-
(quar.)
12-19
5%
Class
i
12-13
12-19
(year-end)
com.
common
5%
11-21
Hahn
i
if*
25c
Ordinary (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Huyck (F. C.) & Sons
1
11-21
1-
12-15
12-
12-15
1-
25c
common
Batteries, Inc.
preferred
12-12'
11-20.
11-20
12-10
12-15
50c
5%
common-
Corp.,
Dynamics
12-19
12-10
12-10
30c
$1.10
5*.
*
"
11-14?
12-24
Refrigerator Co. (extra).
Huttig Sash & Door Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
12-15
15c
paid
preferred
$4.44
25c
-
Dry
Common
—;
&
20%
$4.40
$1
(quar.).
(quar.)
Huron
5%
common
12-19
tl2y2C
Hussman
11-21
$4.50
12-15
11-20
12-19
11-20
12-15
5
12-
(quar.)
B: (s-a)
1-15
12-15
12-
12-31
12-15
Class
1-2-53
11-25'
12-19
A
5% preference A (quar.)
Hunts, Ltd., class A. (s-a)
30c
Co.,
12-12
12-19'.
2
25c
class
Co
Production
12-15
$1.16
(quar.)
1.
2
12-10
(quar.)
preference
$1.05
12-19
3K/4C
12Vic
12-18-
50c
preferred
111-
12-
Mfg. (year-end)
Foods, Inc.—
(quar.)——
12-12-
55c
(quar.)__
11-24
yl2- 5
2
4%
—!
11-21 A.
5%.
B^y, Co.
Hugoton
preferred
5c
pfd.
8
1-
$1.25
(quar.)_—_
dividend
12- 1;
12-12
Sl.OG'A
Ltd.,
Mot.pr Car Co.
Hudson's
$120
$2
5%
12-
20c
(quar,)——
1-2-53
15c
1-15"
W.),
50c
preferred (quar.)
12-29
75c
25c
(quar.)—
2- 2"
Hudson
5%
$1.25
1
1
12-11)
45c
Common
4
$1.25
12-
12-
25c
(quar.)
(.year-end)
31'/4C
(year-end)_
RR.,"common (quar.)_
12-10
Stoek
Ltd.
$1.06'A
Engineering
2
10c
11-25
12-17
$5c
(quar.)__•_:
1-
*•*
Company (quar.)
Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
,-j;Extra -4
12-
20c
15c
quar.)'
2
$1
Co.
12-15
Texas—
1-
50c
21
Store,Products
Grumman
Gulf,
12-19
$1.50
;
—
25c
(quar,)_
preferred
dividend
(extra)
50c
of
1-10
••
Properties—
Extra
12-10
11-27
25c
Tap & Die Corp. (quar.)
(B:)* Wire Co., Ltd
i
Extra
2:
1-
12-10
12-24
'
j
^
12-11, >
Hudson Bay
50c
Griesedieck Western Brewery, com. (quar.)__
5% convertible preferred" (quar.)_
1-
$1
.__
Ore
1
2
Va.—^
Hubinger
11-27
Hunt
(s-a)
com.
Hydraulic, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar,)Greyhound Corp., common* (quar.)
4'/4% preferred (quar.)____
2
of
Humphryes
(quar.)
Greer
1-
11-27
12-10
30c
'
Corp.,
2nd
General
General
12-- I'¬
11-26
12-10
8
By. Co., non-cum. pfd
Sugar Co., com. (quar.)_____
Cananca
tSl.25
.___
Supply,
General
General
11-26
12-
Iron
37V2C
common
Co.
5preferred
(quar.)
5% preferred C (quar.)
$2
Greene
Greenfield
4c
Cable
Contract
General
11-28
12-15
Co.
Extra
12-10
30c
Warehouse,
12-20
1-
20c
8
•
12-16
25c
(Haryey), Inc, (quar.)
$2
25c
(quar.)
11-21
•'it
Extra
Hubbeil
25c
Y.)
12-10*
18c
Electric
12-10
11-26
37Vic
7%,preferred (quar.),
12-
12-10
Howell
12-24
12-
(quar.)
12-
11-21
62y2c
Co._:
Sound
12-10
93%c
(N.
Telegraph
$1.50
Western
12-13
12-19
Howe
12-
(quar.)
3.'«
12-15
12-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
(s-a)
30c
12-15'
1
1
5 /,
12-1G>
34%c
5y2% preferred (quar.)
5%, preferred
(quar.)
12-29
,
12-12
t$1.39
:
Indemnity
Northern
Great- Northern
5
12-
12-
$1
Houston Oil Field Material
12-15
_______
Great
12-
12-15
9
12-10,i
12-15
27y2c
preferred
Lighting & Power
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
Dredge & Dock
12-12
*10c
'
.'.
Cigar Co.,
,
12-19
50c
1-
12-29
25c
&
Co.,
Humble Oil &
Year-end
t30c
1
(quarj
General
-
12-22
Extra
Great
11-14
5%>
Lakes Terminal
Grinncll
com. _(increased
Co._-
General
•
12-22
1
12-15
.3ri4c v- 2-1.
115c
12-31
—"i-
Lakes
20c
'
1st preferred
Stock
25c
12-5
12-6
112-
37 Vic
■;
Co.;
Builders
• conv:
General
Great
1
25c
Extra
General
12-
11-14
.
1
American
Great
40c
;—
$8 preferred
General
Stores
Mines,
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (initial)
$2
(quar.)_______
"
Baking
; Extra
General
Co.
dividend
Extra
11-28
12-10
12-20
37y2c
(s-a)
Finance,
3%
Great
$1.50
;■—kl.—
;
Stock
5%
preferred
11-17
•
dividend)
T.) Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Gray1 Mfg.
$2.25
Household
12-15
1-31
12-10
-
J 6c
Gold
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.,
30c
,
Co.
dividend
40c
:
&
4%
12-15
12-20
75c
(quar.)
3%%
12-31
1-24
50c
Whitney,
Corp.
Statler
Stock
11-17
quar.)
(quar.)_____
Great American Insurance Co.
5c
l_l._
preferred (quar.)
American
Transportation
(quar.)_
Year-end.
General
(stock
;
common
Ltd
(Frank
11-17
112Vic
11-25
2-14
20c
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Horder's,
Inc." (year-end)
12-15
(quar.)_____,_!,Av.:.l25<s,f. cl2.-15.,-. 11-25
.62'/2c i
1- %■
12-20/
11-28
45c
•'
6.%/ convertible•
<
Co;t Ltd,.;class*A
Grayson-Robinson
Oil
$1.50
(W.
3%%
5
12-5.
II-25
12-15
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—
Houston
:
11-21
$2
(quar.)u-__
;
(quar.)
11-21
$1
(s-a)
Corp.,
(increased
12-15;
25c
Corp
Oil
Grant
1.
12-
12-15
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
Honolulu
30c
preferred
preferred
Greening
preferred1 (quar.).
Mountain; Coal
Gaylord
'
12-
12-31
$1.25
A___
&
Gas
12-20
.
& Co., com.
12-10'
2
Hotels
Employees Insurance Co. (quar.)
12-10
1-
Horner
t50c
class
10c
20c
Co,common.(quar.)-__
General
12-18
12-18
11-22
J25c
Extra—
(increased),
General
l
4
11-22
12-12
;
Common
11-25
12-
12-19
12-12
Canada,
Co.___
R.)
<fc
12-10
Inc.—
5%;-. preferred (quar.)__
Gauley
of
pfd. A (accum,,)^'
5%convertible preferred- (accum.)__
Grand & Toy, Ltd,___:
Granite City Steel Co.—
'
'
12-10
12-
1-2-53,
$$l
Grafton
12-5
4'
12-31
5
12-18
$1.50
Bartlett
preferred
75c
;
Graham-Paige .Corp.;;5%
12-26
$4.
3
12-15
5
12-
1-2
50c
(quar.)
common
Hollinger Consolidated
Quarterly
12-
15c
12-
12-15
1
12-5
12-
65c
12-22
53yac
Semi-annual
8
12-18
12-
12-15
12-
2
12-19
Honolulu
12-15
1-
J35c
12-10
2
12-18
12-22
3
2
2
12-26
Oil
1-
9>
1-
5c
Dauch
Telephone
1-
9
12-
1-1-53
12-
common
Co.
Spencer,
Home
$1.50
12-
25c
Home
12Vic
2
1-2
50c
12-
„
9
1-
91V4C
—
(quar.)
Cp.,
(Henry) Co.,
sy2% preferred
11-28
12-
50c
$1.35
(quar.)
Co
12-12
2
5
2
2%
A
Holt
50c
Rubber*
1
•
1st; preferred (accum.)
Gatineau Power
&
1
12-20
1-
12- 5
1-
25c
dividend
Hollingsworth
1
12-
12-19
40c
50c
5%
12-
12-15-
2
12-15
1
60c
12-10
(extra)
(increased)
12-
5
1-
12-15
11-26
62Vic
10c
;
preferred
8IV4C
.
11-28
50c
(quar.)__
6%
$1.05
:_
div,
11-28
12-12
12- 5
12-15
12-
(quar.)—
10c
20c
v
common
12-12
12-12
12-15
5% prior preferred (quar.)
Paper Co. (year-end)_.
Hinde & Dauche Paper, Ltd
Hobcrg Paper Mills, common (quar.)_
5J/a% convertible preferred (quar.)
$1.75
25c
<"■
(quar.)■
12-15.
25c
2
12-15
433Ac
Co.. (year-end)
preferred
.
v.
5;
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
Hewitt-Robins, Inc.
Heywood-Wakefield Co.,
25c
11-21
11-28?
6:
12-
12-15
12-29
(quar.)
12-10
12-
1
50c
30c
2"
1
12-
12-
50c
(quar.)!
Products
preferred
25c
(quar.)_
1-
12-
12-12
12-29
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
12-15;"
12-12
12-20
Co.
Extra
11-14
5
75c
B
2
5.
50c
(quar.)
A preferred
1-
12-
12-
5,
12-15
20c
^
J.)
Stock
Hinde &
12-15
1-
12-
50c
Hlghtstown Rug,
12-15
12-15
30c
Corp., com. (quar.)_
Co., 3.65%
preferred (quar.)
Chocolate Corp., common (quar.)__
Hlbbard,
5
1-2
12'/2C
quar.)__
(quar.)
'
Corp. (quar.) 1
.(Theodore) & Co.—
/$1.60
Y.)
class
12-10:
2
25c
class
1-2-53
2-
25c
class A
8%
15c
-
Garrett
Gary
12-
8%
$1;18%
A.'t Co. (year-end)
E.). Co.; (resumed)
Gigir 1 Robert):Co.
12-26
11-28
40c
(George
(R,
2%
$1.25
10-24
30c
(year-end),
preferred
non-cum.
Runs to 11
(W.
50c
(increased)
(less-10%. Mexican
Loom,
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
12-22
12-lty
1-15
7Vic
Year-end
12-12
15c
1
Co.
12-15
12-19
t30C
commonJ.reduced)-
Steel
12-31
__^
Grace
;
Paper
(quar.)
$12
(quar.)
Mfg.
Government
35c
;
B
5
.
____
Eostoria• Pressed
of
Class
Gorham
5
_____"
common
Corrugated
arrears)
all
common
12-
$1
Machinery &, Chemical. Corp.—• '
preferred
(quar.).__
Co.
(year-endL
Wayne
12-15.
(quar.)
Mackay Stores, Ltd.,
12-
50c
(quar.)_:__li____-___;
Eoote Mineral Co..
12-31
Inc
F.)
Powder
Steel
(H.
6%
1
12-15
5c
75c
common
Corp,
Hershey Creamery
1-2-53
preferred
Gordon
11-28
$1
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
Franco
Ltd.,
4%'
7-15
12-15.
56 Vic
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)',
Eootc-Buct
Eort
9*
12-15
quar.).
31/4■%
,
1
12-
50C
City Ornamental Iron
Fair; Stores*-
Food
12-
12-19
12-15
_
preferred -{quar.)
$4.20
>
12-15
12-12;
(&-a)
Extra
(
Pood
1
50c
.
Light; Co._ com.
Florida Public Utilities; common
'4.%%
12-
8-1-53
1-2-53
1-
$1
;
4 Vi %
12-10
11-27. vi
$1.12V2
Extra
_____
$3.50
A
(quar.)
Power &
4-15
50c
dividend
50c
Florida
Flour
11-21
12-15
15C 1-16-53
(accum.)
12-24
35c
(quar.)i
Florida
Hershey
1-15-
2
35c
(increased
Telegraph
$5
preferred
Goodyear Tire
25c
..
;$4 preferred
,
(B.
Stock
(s-a)
Co.,_common
12-15
5-1-53
$1.12'/2
common
Co.
Co.,
12-17
12-12
20c
Hettrick
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
-
65c
Inc
1-
2-1-53
1
3c
Corp:, $2 preferred
Firth; Carpet "Co/, (increased)
Fittings, Ltd.,,class' A__i
;
Heinz
Cement
Co.
Brothers
Rubber
Goodrich
ex¬
-
York
Flintkote
Stock
&
Year-end
Co
.(increased
Hercules
12-15
Extra
capital
Fund.* Inc
Phila.
of
Stock
12-10
1-2
50c
(quar.)
Brewing
50c
B
Association
First
12-31
(quar.)_
______
Co.,
preferred
/
(quar.)____
Cement
Hercules
50c
—
Globe-Wernicke
U-26
(quar.)
W.)
Extra
10c
Extra
1-2-53
4-1-53
$1
(Bait.), class
12-19
59%c
Company (quar.)
Globe-Union, Inc.
37 (Ac
pfd.
1-. 2
(quar.)__
com.
pfd.
(N.
Portland
12-19
15c
' u
40c
(quar.)
Brewing Co.
preferred
12-15
Glidden
$3.50
Fihknte Co. of America
Financial
Insurance
12-22
(quar.)
Street
Ft'tfol Co. of
Class
Falls
•
Extra
7%
12-3,
Co.
Corp.
(George
Hercules
(quar.)____
Glens
40o
Insurance
Fiduciary Trust Co.
1500
Co.
Brick
Glenmore*Distilleries Co.,
Class
B
(quar.)
35c
Fire
12-19
(quar.)____
12-12
(initial).
cept in cases where shareholders elect to
receive payment in cash
Fidelity-Phenix
12-
12-30
50c
Co,
12-10.
(year-end)
(G.)
Werner
50c
4Va%
12-
.
in share
8.
12-22
30c
Co.,
12-27
(Syra-
long-term
Hein
Helme
5c
40c
..
8
8
(quar.)
Shale
25 c
Fe,rry Cap & Set Screw Co. (year-end),
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland (extra)
Fidelitv Fund, Inc.—
net
1212-
42Vic
(quar.)i
Harvester
Gery
37'Ac
Insurance
12-15
all
—;
12-15
'
Heileman
35c
2
1
Hecla
12-22
12-22
Extra
12-12
2
$1
2
12-27
1-
10%
Extra
1-
$2.50
from
4
;
$5 convertible
Machine
12-22
60c
Electric, Ltd
Mining Co. (reduced)
55c
(Indiana),
25c
Mining & Smelting Co
Corp.,, new common
Screw; Works (quar.)
A- distribution
12-
Extra
Ferro't Corp.
i(1
Corp.
1-
135c
Federal-Mogul
1
Co.,
Gisholt
9
$2.50
Federal
12-24
15c
*
(quar.)_
M.) & Co.—(this payment clears
Gillette
•
7!/2%
Hazel-Atlas Glass
(G.
pfd.
56'Ac
N. Y.)„ (quar.)
puse.
is
35c
(quar.)
Traders, Life
$1.50
quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
12-10
Hawaiian
clears
common
preferred
preferred
62Y2c
Shops
Hazeltine Corp.
4
(initial)
com.
I-30
12-22
,
Plywood
Products
Glrdler
Ltd.—
Faiistpel Metallurgical Corp
•$tosk dividend
,
?
4
18
(quar.)
Candy
4
12-
$1.50
$15c
Farmer
12-
12-24
Giant. Portland Cement Co: (stock
'
12-22
12-15
125C
Ltd
$2.25
$6
20C
•
\E*tra
Fanny
12-24
40c
payment
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
$10
quarterly!
40c-
;__
Corp.,
(quar.)
Common-
30e
-
,
Fanjier Manufacturing
11-25
General Telephone Co., (Ohio)—
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
10c
(quar.),
Corp.,
;
12-15
_____
Corp.,
convertible
__
Corp., ,4'A%. pfd. (quar.)_
Family Finance Corp.,. common (quar.)-,
4'A% preference A (quar.)
*
r
Telephone
preferred
10c
Canadian
11-25
(quar.)
4.75%
50c
*__!
Players
12-15
1
12-19IV
1-2-53
50c
Co., common (quar.)
4»/a% convertible preferred (quar.)
Hartman Tobacco, $4 prior pfd.
(quar.)
Harvill Corp.
(resumed)
Hastings Mig.. Co
$4.50
preferred
4.40%
12-10
12-15
1-2-53
2-1-53
Chemical
25c
quar.)
(increased
40c
Harrisburg Rys Co. (s-a)_
Harrisburg Steel Corp. (quar.)
12-
2
1' 6:,\
$1.37Mi
(quar.)_
dividend.
12-1
1-20-53
$1.25
Co., 5'A% preferred
Harris-Seybold Co. (quar.):
Harshaw
12-
$1.50
(quar.)
tA.)-&
Stock
2
12r 2
12-12
Co.
Corp.,
common
5%"preferred 2nd issue (quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
Castings
(this
General
Brewing
•'Increased
Steel
12-15
12-15
preferred
Rep."
12-12
50c
Refractories
Harnischfeger
Harris
12-15
1-2-53
6%
Holders
Payable of
50c
;
12-15
common
(incr.
com;
_________
12-15
$1
2-
Class B
Harbison-Walker
When
Share
Co., class A:
50c
;
.____
Refractories
General
5
A.)
$1.25
Signal,
12-31-
FaircHfJd Engine & Airplane Corp.—
;5% preferred B
(quar.)::
(quar.)—
12-31
Fa:rmoht Railway Motors
Famous
Co.
arrears)
i2y2c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines,
25c
(quar.)
125c
._
_1
1-2-53
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$6
87y2C
preferred
12-10
2-16-53
(quar.)
dividend
General
Ltd.—
_
_
(The) ■
Fairbanks, Co.,. 6%
11-20
50c
preferred
Realty & Utilities
Extra
:
Inc.
1-5
(M.
70c
General
1-15
Pair
Falstaff
General
1-31
_
(quar.)
1-
2
(quar.)_
com.
Equipment Corp.,
Railway
2-1-53
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
2
Name of Company
Hanna
—$1
preferred
8-1-53
,_
.
Insurance AN.
Year)end
6%
11-13.
2-
"2-
Extra
12-19 *
12-10
$1.50
Cement
130c
Ero- Mfg.,.Co.'
'
Portland
preferred
1
12-
2
12-15
17c
;
Extra
1-
15c
Building
Pittsburgh
Fabricon
12-12
12-15
15c
.1%
guaranteed
(quar.)
Erie Railroad Co. (year-end)-.
Excelsior
2
$5
$1
$1.25
93:,/4C
preferred
2nd
Precision
15c
(s-ai
Ex-Cell-O
1-
.
12-12
12-12
12i10
•
-
;
Year-end
General
2
2
Corp.—
convertible-
General
UOc
,_
B
&
11-24
12-31
25c
.__
Equity Fund, Inc.___,
Erie Flooring & Wood
•
12-15
Paint-
11-
'
preferred
A
11-24
1-: 2
General
15c
60c
Class
12-10
50c
.
.
preferred
Class
12-10
35c
,
&
Equitable
convertible
$1,75
(quar.).
common
Heating Products,, Ltd.
Equifaole Credit Corp., common
Ooc
1st
$1
35c
(quar.)
Empire District Electric,
Emporium, Capwell Co. (quar.)
Enjiscq Derrick & Equipment Co.
Enamel
$1
8
25c
.
Emerson Electric Mfg., common
£ preferred
8
12-
25c
i
;
(quar.)
11-20
12-
12-15
50c
(quar.).-
preferred
12-26
12-15
12-12
$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)
40c
__
11-28
1-2-
50c
57c
Advertising,
-preferred
12-19
12-15?
$1
.•
(quar.)__-
Outdoor
Per
12-294'
12c
r.
Hnldpvs
Payable of Rec:
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
"When
Share
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
50c
(quar.)
Printing;
(quar.)
5%
ElUott.. Company
pfd;
preferred
General Motors
Corp.,-common—
$5 preferred (quar.
to
approval
&
preferred
General
■>
Co., 5%
Manifold
preferred
•
2nd
Power
Subject
T*pt
Name of Company
..
General
dividend) —
Water
held.
Electrical Products Corp. (Calif.)
Ele'ctrolux Corp.
Eljan '.National Watch
^uar.).
Stock
2
1-
75c/
tstock
Holders
Payable of Rec:
25c
.
51
dividend
1-
5
,
S2
$7%c
Products
Cellucotton
International
1-2-53
Machinery Co.
Cigar
25c
(quar.)„
Kxtra
International
12-10
12-10
11-25
limited
12-31
11-28
50c 1-15-53
12-15
80c
—
-
(quar.)—
com.
4%
Nickel
International
Year-end
6%
—
(s-a)
Paper Co.,
preferred
$4
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)_«
Products Corp. (quar.)„
International
Co.,
International
Salt
International
Silver
11-20
.
Interstate Bakeries Corp.,
preferred
Company,
common
Messer
Mesta
Machine
Va.)
(quar.)
Lear, Inc., 5% preferred (initial s-a)
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
12-
Metal
Forming,
12%e
12-31
35c
12- 4
11-3
Lehn &
(quar.)
20c
12-15
12-
40e
12-15
11-14
Metal & Thermit Corp.,
2
12-15
preferred (quar.)
Disintegrating Co., Inc.
$4% preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Brick Co. (quar.)—
Metropolitan Building (quar.).
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
3.80%
preferred (quar.)—_—
3.85% preferred
3*90% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.45% preferred (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co.
pfd. (s-a)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (ouar.)
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S.C.)
preferred
(quar.)
Intertype Corp. (stock dividend)
Investment Co. of America (year-end of 55c
1-15
Liberty
12-15
Class
-90c
12-15
12-
12-
Liberty
1..
12- 1.<
ti
(quar.)—
common
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Xrwnrite, Inc., common (stock dividend.)—
CrJ One share for each 11 shares held
Inc., 4%
Jaeger Machine Co
Service
Public
Jamaica
Water
Jamaica
Supply,
common
Co.,
Tea
(quar.)
common
Special
3%% preferred
Jatms-Manville
Little
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
—
Johnson
Johnson <fc
Jahnston
Testers,
12-15
11-17
12-15
Loew's
12-26
12-20
12-20
2-2-53
12-12
12-12
12-11
1- 2
12-10
11-20
Loft
Candy
12-31
12-31
12-15
Lone
Star
12-15
12-
convertible
Lorlllard
Kahn's
(E.)
Kalamazoo
4%%
11-24
,7%
1-15
12-
Los
1
Louisville
1
City Southern Ry.(
12-10
12-
1
Louisville
25c
3c
25c
62%c
25c
40c
95c
$1
12-15
12-15
1-2
1- 2
12-10
12-20
3- 1
3- 1
12-
8
12-
3
3- 1
2-14
$1.75
$1.25
1- 3
12-15
12-12
1-15
12-31
$1.12%
$1.07
28c
$1.12V2
$1.06%
20c
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
%- 2
12-15
11-28
Macy
12-15
11-28
Madison
12-19
12- 5
Madsen
50c
12-15
12-
1
Magna vox Co.,
12-15
1- 2
12-
1
Magor
(quar.)
common
Kansas Gas & Electric,
4.28%
4%%
4%%
Katz
4%%
pfd.
(quar.)—
preferred series A (quar.)—;
& Light Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Power
Drug Co.,
(quar.)
common
Extra
Kawneer
ComDany (quar.)
Trecker Corp.
Kearney
&
Kearney
(James R.)
6%
preferred
Keller
Tool
(year-end)
Corp.,
(s-a)
com.
25c
75c
(quar.)
Kellogg Co.,
3%%
preferred
4%%
12-20
12-
Kendall
common
12-
1
2-14
Stock
2-14
12-
12-
5
1
Mangel
preferred
-,
12-
11-21
8
Miller
Mfg.
A
Co.,
50c
12-15
12-
$4
preferred
Minnesota
5%
11-
Mission
11-
12-15
11-28
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
1-15
12-15
12-
preferred (quar.)
Development Co.
Extra
10c
12-18
11-28
12-18
11-28
Missouri
17 %C
12-10
12-
1
Mitchell
preferred A
RR.
Co.
12-
5
Mitchell
12-15
12-
5
11-25
Mobile & Birmingham RR., 4% pfd. (s-a)_.
Modern Industrial Bank (N. Y.)
(s-a)
12-10
11-28
Modine
(Robert)
Mfg.
Co.,
Co.
12-
1
12-10
12-22
12-10
Marathon
Corp., 5%
Calculators
1-2-53
12-10
2-1-53
1-13
12-31
12-15
1- 2
12-10
at- 2
1-
1- 2
12-30
12-
Mfg.
12-31
12,-10
11- 3
11-
1-
12-
2
11-21
13c
12-22
11-28
12-15
11-25
12-19
12-
12-10
11-29
1-
5
1-
15c
35c
5
12-10
3
12-10
12-
1
12-10
11-24
12-15
12-
12-
9
11-25
12-10
11-28
$1
30c
5
1-
2
12-22
60c
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
1-15
1-
2
t$1.25
1- 2
12-15
$1.25
1-2-53
12-19
32 %c
12-15
11-30
120c
1-15
117%c
1-15
12-22
60c
1-
5
1-
2
12-13
Son
12-15
II-15
11-15
Massachusetts
12-26
60c
12-31
12-5
$1.05
12-31
12-
5
52 %c
12-31
12-
5
27c
12-24
11-14
Investors Trust—
(Paid entirely out
Morris
int.).
preferred (quar.)
Motor Finance (Newark), common (extra)
25c
12-24
12-12
50C
12-15
11-26
25c
12-12
12-
1
$1.06%
2-28
2- 6
25c
12-12
12-
1
30c
12-15
12-
10c
12-13
12- 4
preferred 1951 series
Matson Navigation Co. (quar.)
Maule
Industries, Inc
7%c
12-20
12-10
15c
12-13
12-
4
Maytag
40c
12-15
12-
1
Extra
Koppers Co., common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
50c
12-20
12-10
Extra
40c
12-15
12-
1
Murray
$1
1-2-53
12-10
Kresge
50c
12-10
11-18
La
France
La Luz
Inbatt
,
2-2-53
10c
12-15
12-12
j5c
12-17
12- 3
325c
1-2-53
12-15
35C
12*31
12-10
Industries,
Mines,
(John),
Inc
;
_
Ltd
Gas
Cd.
(quar.)__.,
Lakey Foundry Corp.
Extra
.
12%c
4.—
(quar.)
12-15
12-19
12-20
12-
McGraw-Hill
12-20
12-
8
$8c
*
.
2-
15c
<12-31
12-17
15C
12-31
12-17
2
12-
9
12-10
12-16
12-10
75c
12-10
11-17
:
11-17
12-10
12-10
11-28
1$1
1-2-53
11-
62 %c
12-14
12-
1
3c
12-18
12-
4
22 %c
12-15
25c
1-
4%
preferred
5
10c
12-22
12-
5
2c
1- 2
12-15
62 %C
1- 2
12-15
(quar.)—:
Meadville Telephone
Co., 5%
5
12-
—
——
12-
12-15
12-22
'
Extra
2
15c
pfd.
(s-a) _—
.:
50«
qlasS, A ,(accum.)
Menasco-Mfg.
.-i-
—-
*———»
25c
;
:
preferred
r.
"ibe
; .1-2
12-12
12-15
12-1
■
2
12- 5
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
12-15
12-15
11-24
12-10
11-24
12-
1
12-10
11-26
12-10
11-26
1- 2
12-18
12-10
11-28
12-10
11-28
12-30
12-
9
50c
12T30
12-12
12-29
12-12
12-10
11-18
12-20
12-13
12- 8
11-17
12-27
12-12
12-27
12-12
1-
2
12-15
25C
12-15
11-10
26 %c
12-15
11-10
50c
12-19
12- 4
2
12-16
$1.183A
(quar.)
1-
of
Texas,
Inc.
35c
11-21
12-15
12- 5
50c
Corp.
12-15
50c
(quar.)
12-15
35c
Co.
1-2-53
12-22
11-21
40c
&
12-30
12-29
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
37%c
1-15
12-31
20c
12-12
11-23
11-23
12-
1
12C
12-12
12 %c
12-12
12%c
12-12
11-23
25c
12-10
12- 1
50C
12-26
12- 5
933Ac
•<
Nashville
11-25
5c
preferred (quar.)
Mutual Telephone Co. (Hawaii), com. (quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
;5.10% preferred C (quar.)^
Nachman Corp. (quar.)
Nash-Kelvinator
Corp.
(quar.)
12-15
$1.50
6%
12- 1
15C
(quar.)
12-12
5c
preferred (quar.).
System, Inc., common
Mutual
12-12
50C
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Mutual Chemical Co. of America-
7%%
Megowen-Educator Food- Co.—
1-
40c
(quar.)
3
Ltd.
(extra)
McKesson & Robbins. Inc. (quar.)
McKinney Mfg. Co. (quar.)
McNeil Machine & Engineering (quar.)
McQuay, Inc., 5% preferred (quay.K:
V
Mead Johnson & Co., common (quar.):—^
Manufacturing Co.
Year-end
11-28
85c
(quar.)
—
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
;
12-10
65c
Co.
Co
of America (quar.).
4% preferred (quar.).
Muskogee Company
(quar.)
11-20
50c
Publishing Co.
Year-end
8
10c
——
2
i5C
I«maque Gold Mines, Ltd
iMkbert (Alfred), Tnc.i -class
-A(quar. )__*..*
Class R (quar.)—
?
1-
1- 2
12-30
35c
—
Ltd
Laclede-Christy Co. (quar.)„
lAdede
150C
62 %c
Co.
Year-end
12-26
1-2-53
Ltd., preferred
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
McGraw Electric Co.
(quar.)
1-15
1-10-53
Co.,
12- 5
50c
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)
5Y4% preferred
Murphy (G. C.) Company, com. (year-end)
81
2
30c
11-28
(L.)
1-
40c
12-19
McCord Corp.,
5
12- 5
50c
3-20
McCormick
5
12-
1- 2
2
$3.50
4-1-53.
Murray
12-
1-
Mills, Inc.—
37%c
quar.)
12- 3
1-2
1-
$1.25
—
$5 preferred (quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp. (quar.)
Mullins
(increased
12-5
12-17
59%c
11-28
Company
2
175c
3%
43A%
434%
12-15
12-10
1-
50c
dividend
Stock
5
2
12-31
50c
12-19
conv.
$1.12%
25c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.).
12-13
12-15
62 %c
12-19
common
2
$2.50
1-2-53
Corp.,
1-
1- 2
3%
37%c
Chemical
5
87 %c
22 %c
37 %c
:
Mathieson
11-28
12-
20c
Brass
10%
12-22
11-28
12-13
59%c
Extra
dividend
50c
2
t$1.75
Mueller
Ltd.
12-18
t$1.75
prior preferred (quar.)
Paper Mills, common (quar.)
Mount Vernon-Woodbury
of dividends and
120c
1-
12- 2
125C
Extra
preferred frquar.)—
Marquette Cement Mfg. (extra)
12-18
120c
redeemable
$2.50
120c
62 %c
12-13
12- 15
t22%c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred series A (quar.)
7% preferred series B (quar.)
Moore Drop Forging, common
(quar.)
43A%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc. (quar.)
Mooresville Mills (stock dividend)
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)
12-15
30c
(quar.)
1-2
12-13
t20c
Ltd., common
Corp.,
Extra
12-22
preferred (quar.)
7%
&
12-15
150c
(quar.)
Ltd
Montreal Refrigerating & storage, Ltd.
Moore
62%C
10%
dividend
Montreal Locomotive Works,
4%
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
(M.)
Stock
11-24
25c
Year-end
Inc.
Hosiery Co., common (guar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
!
Molsons Brewery, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Monroe Auto Equipment, 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Monroe Chemical Co., common (resumed)
$3.50
preferred (quar.)
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co., com.
(quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
Montana-Wyoming Gas Pipe Line—
Mojud
8
12-15
125c
(quar.)
Extra'
3
37 %c
12-15
10c
11-24
25c
1-2-53
1-2-53
40C
(Toronto)—
Co.
1
11-12
12- 2
25c
150c
60c
Consolidated
11-15
12-
12-12
12-10
Maryland Casualty Co., com. (increased s-a)
$2.10 prior preferred (s-a)
$1.05 convertible preferred (s-a)
$1.75
2
12-18
12-31
t$8
12-22
$1.50
1-
$1
12-15
Co.
5
(quar.)
12-15
$2
25c
25%
12-15
(quar.)___
11-25
12-15
25c
Ltd—
Insurance
12-15
12-12
50c
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.
5%
preferred (quar.).
(quar.)
1-5-53
1-2-53
Liqueur Corp—
12-
Inc.
11-23
Rubber
11-14
Locks,
11-28
12-16
Mohawk
11-25
1st preferred
2nd preferred
12-16
Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc—
,
12-19
7%
11-23
11-23
Mohawk
Co.
Life
12-10
12-16
12-16
1
12-15
6%
12-29
11-17
40C
11-17
12-10
Kwfkset
12-15
12-10
12-
Corp.
(B.)
12-15
12-29
11-28
40C
1
Kroger Company—
2
12-10
1-2-53
12-15
(quar.)
12-
12-23
1-
60C
$1.15
12-15
30c
11-28
12-30
11-21
12-10
(quar.)
12-
$1.12%
11-21
12-12
12c
40c
12-15
McBrine
12-12
20c
Co
11-25
.
11-23
25c
—
10c
(S. 8.) Company (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)___
12- 8
11-20
12-22
60c
(quar.)
Co.
40c
Year-end
12-24
12-10
150c
(s-a)
12-15
12-10
115c
(quar.)
12- 1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
cammon
11-28
12-16
11-28
131Y4C
(quar.)
Ltd.
Ltd.
& Co.,
Electric Co. (quar.)
Asphalt Corp. (quar.)
Mathews Conveyor Co. (quar.)
Creamery Co.,
1- 5
12-30
$1.25
(accum.)
Service
Public
(J. S.)
Mastic
Knudsen
1-15-53
—
(year-end)
(quar.)
Paper
12-30
4%%
12- 4
Co.—
Master
(quar.)
11-28
12-18
2c
(quar.)
Massey-Harris Co.,
Rubber
12-15
2c
B
(quar.)
12-10
B.)
11-28
12-15
40c
Line Co., com.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
7%
12- 1
12-15
20c
Class
1
12- 1
12-15
50c
—
Extra
Missouri-Kansas Pipe
Extra
12-15
11-24
12-15
25c
1
(year-end)
12-
(I.
12- 8
$1.25
12-
11-28
Extra
12-8
12-22
50c
(quar.).
Light Co.
12-12
65c
12-12
12-12
Power &
12-12
125C
2
$1
12-15
1-
1-
12-22
25c
(quar.).
12-26
Kleinert
12-23
25c
15c
12- 8
(D. Emil)
12-12
t50c
Inc.
15c
12-15
Stock
12- 1
12-12
12-23
15c
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
Co. (year-end)
12-15
12-23
10c
$1
preferred
,
common.—
30c
41.50
25c
75c
8c
Mining & Mfg. Co., com.
1212-
.
6c
$1.50
Klein
11-14
:
Minnesota
12-15
12-15
Semi-annually
1
12-12
5
37%c
Fund,
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
11-14
12-15
$1
lOc
Extra
12- 5
12-12
$1
7%
preferred (s-a)
Mountain Fuel Supply
Kinney Mfg., $6 non-cumul. pfd.
Kirsch Co., common (extra)
•1.50 preferred (quar.)
12-
12-15
25c
20c
Manufacturers
12-10
12- 1
12-15
4
50c
Minnesota
40C
50c
(quar.)
12-17
(quar.)
(quar:)—
12-
12-17
I- 8
5
11-26
75C
12-
2
4- 8
12-15
12- 4
12-12
(quar.)
12-
$1.06
12-15
20c
12-
12 *12
25c
12-22
12-10
$1
(quar.)_
12-3
12-12
30C
12-22
dividend
Stores
Marsh
12- 3
1-2-63
10c
12-22
(quar.)
(year-end)
Manning Maxwell & Moore, Inc
9
1-2-53
30c
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (quar.)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co. (extra)
Common
(quar.)
12-15
60c
(quar.)
$1.08%
conv.
Extra
11-28
50c
(quar.)
common
4
4
3-20
—
5c
Co.,
1212-
12-24
Marchant
(quar.)
R.)
12-18
12-18
12-30
35c
(quar.)
Extra
(G.
12-15
12-15
15c
Kings County Lighting, 4% pfd.
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)
Kingston Products (s-a)
9
6c
60c
common
1-
50c
75c
preferred
(quar.)
Kidde (Walter) & Co.
Kimberly-Clark Corp.,
12-10
(quar.).
25c
A
12- 3
$1.11%
25c
common
Manischewitz
Mapes
12- 3
1-2-63
share
5%
Electric
C.)
(R.
8
1
12- 3
1-2-53
Midwest Piping h
(quar.).
10c
1st
12-31
$2.50
—
1-2-53
preferred (quar.)
Supply (extra)
Mid West Refineries, Inc.—
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Miles
Laboratories
(monthly)
$1
12- 9
12-10
12-20
Corp
Car
1-
(quar)
95c
—
>
1
97 %C
25C
Lake Gold Mines,
12-
Keyes Fibre Co.—
Kinney
Red
12-20
Extra
4.60%
12-19
12-31
1-2-53
Co.
&
40c
Extra
4%
Gas
$2.25
Key Company
Class
(One
pfd.
10c
Co.
12-10
96'Ac
30c
(quar.)
Power &
37%c 1-15-53
37%c 4-15-53
$1,25 1-15-53
(quar.)
12-
for each 100 shares held)—
4-1-53
(R~h7~& ~Co.—'11—""1—————"1
Stock
12-19
12-23
12-19
40c
1- 2
1- 2
12-22
12-31
15c
30C
Corp., common (stock dividend).
of Standard Oil Co. of N. J.
12-23
62%c
Corp., Ltd.—
Conv. priority shares (quar.)
Malartic Gold Fields, Ltd
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (increased)
12-16
12-12
25c
Midwest Oil
11-21
62 %c
5
12-15
1
12-22
$1.12%
Company
12-12
175c
Maclaren
12- 5
9
9
12-
$2
1-2-53
35c
(quar.)
(H. C.), Lytton & Co.
Mines, Ltd..
Lytton's
Macassa
9 :
12-
Extra
2-19
12-20
35c
...
5
12-
12-20
.
12-31
com.
15c
Oil
(quar.);
Year-end
12-11
12- 9
12-20
12-10
(quar.)
non-eum.
8%
11-19
*$1
(quar.)
12-16
12-
$1
preferred
preferred (qua r.)
$2
Midvale
20C
Extra
12-11
12-
Oil
$1
(s-a)
& Sons,
Lynch Corp. (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products
11-28
12-10
$10
Co.
2
12-20
25%
30c
dividend
12-20
Kerite Company (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
Kewanee
2-19
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(interim).
$20c
com.
11-19
50c 3-10-53
(quar.).
RR.
1-
12-20
$1.75
$1.75
Factors, 6%
(M.)
Luminator-Harrison
1-1-53
Common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (s-a)
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
12-10
3-10-53
Ludlow Mfg.
t25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
11-28
Year-end
Mailman
Refining Co. (quar.)
Copper Corp. (year-end)
12-10
10c
(quar.)
Midland Steel
Lowney
Mahon
XGennecott
Kentucky Stone Co.,
Midland
8
11-10
(Walter M.), Co., Ltd. (quar.)——
& Sales Co. (quar.)
Ludman Corp. (quar.)
1
87%c
of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Company, $4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Kendall
8
12-
50c
preferred
12-10
(quar.)
_Kelvtnator
*
11-29
(reduced)—
Products (year-end).
Corp., $1 conv. pfd.
Products Co., com.
12-
Extra_
Lowell Adams
12-15
256
2
25c
Class
Mortgage
Title
Lowenstein
12-23
1-2-53:
Co
11-29
1-
Extra
12-31
»
Nashville
&
8
2
50c
50c
Year-end
12-
1-
(quar.).
Mid Continent Petroleum Corp.
$1.10
(quar.)
12-19
t$1.25
dividend
Stock
12-31
50c
Exploration Co.
12-10
50c
.
—
common
Cox p.
Hone
12-12
,
&
12-12
t$1.25
Corp.
Bumper
Micromatic
50c
(quar.)
Land
Lunkenheimer
preferred (quar.)
Kansas
11-28
Extra
City Public Service Co.—
preferred (accum.)
4%
preferred
Louisiana
Kansas
Kansas
12-16
(quar.)
Angeles Investment Co.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-29
(quar.)
Extra
3
12-
Vegetable
preferred
12-12
,
12-
——
Parchment
Kansas City Power & Light Co., com.
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
11-29
10c
common
12-12
1- 2
12-22
10c
Mickeiberry's Food
1
25c
Ltd.
2
$1
62 %C
(quar.)
common
$1
preferred
preferred
Co.,
(P.)
Extra
12-
Co.
(quar.)
Sons Co., 5% pfd.
12-12
(quar.)
Corp.
convertible
5%
40c
Co
Mfg.
Printing
1-
.
1
35c
Co
30c
5%
3
Kokenge
Justrite
12-
11-29
25c
12-
(quar.)
12-19
(quarj_
Michigan
12-10
12-15
12-12
12 %c
—
common.
(Texas)
Lorain Coal & Dock
1
11-14
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lone Star Gas Co.
1
1- 2
$1.75
(s-a)
Corp.
Cement
5
12-
B
$1
Theatres,
1-19
12-
12-10
9
62 %C
Year-end
12- 5
12-
15c
(quar.)-.
Extra
5
12- 9
12-23
$1
11-28
12-
12-23
15c
50c
Co.,
(Marcus)
1- 2
12-26
1-2-53
12-15
12-15
12-10
Extra
Julian &
12-15
20C
45c
$1.25
50c
$2.25
62%c
common
(quar.)
Co.
2
Loew's, Inc.
11-25
25c
Mfg.
12-15
1-
37 %C
preferred (quar.)
Aircraft Corp.
8%
$1.12%
Corp.,
12-15
2
15c
(quar.)
Pipe
1-2-53
12-10
11-21
$1
Steel
Laughlin
preferred A (quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply Co., common
4%%
preferred (s-a)
12-
2
20c
2
common
Lockheed
(quar.)
5%
5%
Joint
Lock
11-21
12-23
11-
.—-
(quar.)
guaranteed
guaranteed
Special
Special
12-31
22 %C
RR.
62 VaC
&
1
37 %C
Corp.
original capital
Miami
12-19
(quar.)
Inc.
I
12-
Original capital
J2"!9
Year-end
Kable
Liquidometer
11-28
12-15
25c
75c
50c
93%c
75c
7% pref.
(quar.)—
12-
12-15
37 %C
Roll way, class A common
preferred (quar.)
$1
$1.25
25c
15c
Ltd.,
8
1-
87 %c
7%
12-15
(quar.)
12-15
$1.25
81.25
Co.,
A (quar.)
$5 preferred B (quar.)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.
Jay
12-15
12-15
preferred
Jones
12-15
50c
50c
181.75
37 %c
(quar.)—
pfd.
12-
Metals
11-28.
20C
preferred
Lion Oil Co.
10c
Jack & Heintz,
25C
20c
10c
12-10
:
25c
Yxtra
Jewel
Ejitra
-—
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Irving Trust Co.
$5
11-28
Lipe
3-30%
12-. 1
1
12 %c
(quarj-
com.
-ill—
__——
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp.
1- 2
1- 2
12-26
1-2-53
1-2-53
AT
class
Class
18%C
(quar.)
common
1-
$2
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
1
175c 1-15-53
27 he
60c
35c
82%c
81.10
12- 8
i
10c
4
50c
preferred (quar.) —:——
Products Corp. (quar.)—
$1.50
(quar.)
Light Co.,
B
Life & Casualty Insurance (Tenn.)
4
12-20
12-
CorpT,
Loan
Extra
■-
,A
^
*
preferred
*.00%
Xawa Power
12-24
67c
Foundation, Ltd.—
«% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lincoln Services Corp.,
Investment
Common
Co,
25c
12-10
12-15
profits from sale of securities
from investment income)
i2c
Salt
12-10
from realized
and
Products Corp.
Fink
Lexington Union Station, 4%
4
12-10
,i",~
2%c
•$.70%
8
11-21
12-20
(Richmond,
Co.
Insurance
Leslie
12-20
1
12-
20c
12-10
12-19
12-
r.
12-
12-15
25c
—
Oil Corp
12-31
(quar.)
Title
11-28
15c
5®/?c
11-28
11-21
JJ-15 »
.
(s-a)
(quar.)
11-21
12-23
12-20
12-31
$1.25
prior preferred—T
Hosiery Mills (quar.)—
—.
Gas Co. (s-a)
1—I—
Interstate Power Co., common (quar.)
»%
Interstate
11-28
12-20
12-31
25c
preferred
25c
11-21
2-2-53
12-23
25c
Payable of Ret*
$1.25
(quar.)
common
1st
Stores Co.
12 %C
Blower CO,
Lau
11-28
Interstate Natural
12-15
12-15
50C
12-20
12-20
12-18
1- 2
35c
25c*
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
(quar.).:
1
5%
dividend
Stock
12-19
81.20
10c
preferred
$1.40 convertible
11-26
12-
1-16
12-15
12-15
12-12
81
43%c
(year-end)—
(quar.)—
Co.
Co., 7%
pfd.
Utilities Corp.—
International
Interstate
12-20
81
Year-end
KJO
12-20
160c
75c
81
t25c
25c
(quar.)—
common
Petroleum
International
12-15
12-15
Lawyers
preferred
International
25C
(Canada)—
Paints
11-26
50C
11-20
t60c
Quarterly
International
12-
12-15
Bleachery & Dye Works
Latrobe Steel Co. (quar.)
Ltd.—
Canada,
of
Co,
Company1,
convertible
Refrigerating Co., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Merck & Co., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
;
—
$4 conv, 2nd preferred (quar.)
Meredith Publishing Co.
(quar.)
Mergenthaler Lintoype (quar.)
Mersey Paper, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)
1
1
12-15
Lanett
Share
Merchants
12- 5
12-26
30c
WeUs
Extra
12-12
40c
81
.
(quar.)—
40c
5%
Mercantile
12-19
Co.—
12-12
12-30
12-30
t50c
(quar.)
preferred
Mengel
12- 3
1- 3
Holdert
When
Per
12- 3
12-12
held)
share
Lane
xfctem at tonal Minerals & Chemical—
Common
12-12
62 %c
(quar.)—
Landers Frary & Clark (quar.)
Lane Company (stock dividend)—
(One share of 5% preferred stock for each
11-25
Correspondence School World,
%JUkernational Harvester Co.,
30c
(quar.)—
common
preferred
82.50
25o
International
Co.,
Sessions
&
12-19
Monday, December 8,1952
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
20c
Lamson
Co-
L—
Quarterly
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
.
.
Holdert
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Wame of Company
„
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2208)
1- 2
12-20
35c
12-10
11-20
10c
12*10
11-20
11-23
Decatur RR.—
guaranteed
(s-a)
National" Aluminate Corp.
; Extras—
—
(quar.)
———
.
Volume
176
Number 5175
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2209)
Per
Name of
Company
Share
When
HoldeTi
65c
from
ordinary
Ohio
income
and
from
SI
$1.65
1-15-53
75c
(quar.)
Co., $7 preferred (quar.)
Casualty Co. (Detroit) (quar.)
National Casket
12-22
50c
1-15-53
12-11
Extra
National
City Lines,
Inc.,
(incr.
com.
$4 preferred A
(quar.)
National Container
Corp.
Common (quar.)
__
12-12
12-31
Ohio
$1.75
12-31
12-
5
12-15
11-28
11-28
Old
quar.)
35c
12-15
■—
$1
1-2
25c
preferred (quar.)
National Cylinder Gas
Co., common (quar.)_
National Dairy Products
Corp. (quar.)
National Distillers
Products
Products
11-20
12-10
(quar.)..
A
Extra
7%
preferred
6%
Ltd.,
2
12-15
omnibus
12-22
12-15
50c
12-10
Payable
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-
12-19
12-15
11-21
1-30
1-12
8%
1-
2
12-5
o
yl2-
5
Castings Co.—
12-10
$1
12-10
Steel
Corp.
National
Steel
Sugar
(quar.)
Extra
National
Tea
Co,,
Onondaga Pottery Co.
Ontario Jockey Club,
Ontario
Theaters, Inc.
National
Transit
Natomas
12-15
Nazareth Cement Co.
Year-end
12-
A
1
1-31
2
12-15
12-12
1-15
Neisner
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brothers, Inc.
12-
8
net
Stock
12-5
12-15
12-
1- 2
5
12-15
20c
35 cents per share
security profits)
realized
12-15
11-29
12-15
New Haven
Water Co. (s-a)___
Power &> Light, 4%
New Jersey
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
12-13
tl5c
Zinc
preferred
&
A
Harlem
12-29
12- 5
12-15
11-28
$2
New York
12-10
1-
2
12-
$1.50
1-
2
12-15
$1
1-
2
12-8
$1.01 V*
_
1-
2
12-
(quar.)
1-
$1.06'A
2
8
Louis RR., com.
(quar.)
'
Statler
12-
8
12-15
12-
50c
2
.
1-
12-11
'
1——
Co.,
1-
2
1-
2
12-12
$2.50
$3
1-
2
12-12
12-10
11-28
preferred
York
3%%
4%%
A
State
(accum.
Electric
preferred
preferred
$4.50
(J. J.)
Newmont
$6
5
12-11
11-26
$1
12-12
11-28
93 %c
1-2
12-15
$1.06%
1-
1
12-18
Alkali
Co.
50c
(quar.)
3.60%
12-T9
12-
5
80c
—
12-15
12-
1
$1.50
12-12
12-
8
$50c
12-10
11-30
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Share Corp. (quar.)—
40c
12-18
12-
30c
12-31
12-
1
85c
preferred
12-31
12-
1
90c
12-31
1
Nicholson
File
Co.
Niles-Bement Pond Co.
iquar.)
—
Extra
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk & Western
quar.)
5
30c
12-15
12-
4
1-2
12-
4
12-17
12-10
12-15
11-14
42%c
Ry. Co, common
(quar.)
75c
12-15
12-
1
Car
Corp,
preferred
common
«quar.)
North American
(quar.)
11-
7
12-10
11-
7
12-29
vll-28
30c
12-10
11-26
30c
American
convertible
12-10
50c
flOc
Extra
12-10
11-26
50c
Cement, class A
1-2-53
12-20
15c
Co.
(quar.)
3
12-
3
12-17
30c
1-
2
12- 3
12-
3
12-
5
Investment Corp.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)—
37%c
Oil
Texas
Co.
(quar.)
12-20
11-28
34%c
North American Rayon Corp, $3 pfd. (quar.)
North American Refractories Co. (quar.)____
North Central
12-
12-17
5%
dividend
American
12-17
15c
American
,.12-17
5%
dividend
B
Stock
12-
t$l
Mining, Ltd
Stock
12-19
30c
Extra
Normetal
1
12-20
11-28
75c
1-
2
12-15
25c
1-15
12-29
25c
River
Northern
Insurance
Empire Mines, Ltd
Northern
4.56%
Indiana
4%%
Northern
Northern
Pacific
Northern
Paper
'
Extra
Gas
12-19
12-
5
38c
12-20
12-
5
28c
12-30
12-30
12-
(s-a)
60c
2-2
1-27
1-
$1
(quar.)
common
3-9
75c
—
1
12-10
5
11-20
50c
(quar.)
12-10
11-20
$1.50
-
preferred
5
12-10
11-20
Northland
Greyhound Lines
preferred (quar.)
3%%
Northrop
Aircraft,
Northwestern
Norwich
Inc.
Leather
Pharmacol
ExtrE
«.
4ovadel-Agene Corp.
Dak Mfg.
Igilvie
Co.
Flour
Co.
Co.
—
i
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
—
(year-end)
Co,
12-17
35c
20c
1-
12-22
12-
3
___
Ltd.
(quar.)
_
Aggregates
Inc.
Co.
Tin
Common
12-
1
12-
1
1-
2
1
4-
1
12-31
3-19
12-
3
1-15
35c
12-19
$1.12%
1-2-53
$2.50
12-15
12-31
12-
1
12-30
12-
8
1-
(quar.)
Park
Chemical
Park
Sheraton
Co,
5%
conv.
pfd.
Appliance
Co,
Peerless
Cement
Oreille
&
Mines
Ford,
Ltd.
Metal
Peninsular
Metals
Products
Co,
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Co,
Corp.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power
&
Peoples
Drug
Stores,
Inc.
$10
par
Ola
common
&
Co,
preferred
Paul,
Petroleum
Inc.
•__
:
and
Red
12-12
11-28
12-12
11-28
1-10
12-13
12-12
12-12
11-28
2-15
2-
5
2-15
2-
5
1-
2
2-15
2-
12-
Phelps-Dodge Corp.
12-15
12-
(quar.)_
Bourse
(quar.)
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20
12-15
12-15
12-
12-18
12-
1st
preferred
(quar.)_».
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co, common (quar.)—
—__
Reo
Philco Corp, common
preferred A
(quar.)
2
12-10
_
11 -2«
}25c
2-25
&
1-15
12-15
12-
12-29
11-28
12-22
11-21
1-2-53
12-15
1-24
12-31
1
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
8
12-
8
1-
2
12-15
12-10
12 %c
10c
12-10
1-
2
12-18
8
12-
1
11-20
12-10
12-
5
1-
2
12-19
1-
8
12-18
12-11
1-
11-20
2
12-17
12-31
12-20
50c
1-
2
1- 2.
12-27
12-10
12-
1
8
11-19
Rand,
12-10
11-28
12-20
12-
1
60c
12-20
12-
1
$1.12%
1-
2
(quar.)
Inc.,
12-15
12-
3
9
1-
2
1-
12-10
8
11-28
12-10
11-28
30c
12-12
12-
1-30
87 %c
1-
2
1-16
2
12-15
40c
12-15
11-20
$2.25
12-15
11-20
25c
1-2-53
$1.12%
__
1-2-53
12-15
12-22
75c
1-31
12-20
12-
4
12-26
12-
1
10%
(year-end)
com.
—
12-20
12-
1
$1.75
12-22
12-
1
$1.50
15c
90c
$1.12%
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
1-
12-10
11-19
12-10
12-10
12-10
11-15
2c
12-18
11-21
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
2
60C
(quar.)
Co
Co.
Oil
9
12-15
50c
Co, common
Oil
9
12-
1-2-53
10%
Corp,
pref. A
Mfg.
12-
1-2-53
J25C
(quar.)
A
(year-end)
(quar.)
____•_
—
12-16
12-
5
75c
12-15
12-
2
50c
12-15
12-
2
Fredericksburg <fc Potomac RR.—
Quarterly
50c
___
Extra
Extra
(quar.)
12-15
12- 4
;
12-15
12-
4
12-15
12-
4
$1
obligations
$1
50c
—
Dividend
Rico
12-15
40c
common
Corp.
Steel
Richmond,
12-12
2
12-10
25c
Year-end
11-28
12-10
2
1-
12-
10c
dividend
Richfield
11-28
12-10
1-
12-18
15c
(quar.)
Inc
Ranch
Rice
$1.18%
t5c
prior
Rheem
5
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rexall Drug, Inc.
(year-end)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.
3.60% preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
12-10
12-
A
14c
Co.
Aviation
Repubic
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
dividend
Stock
2
$1.12,/2
4%%
Bit
Motors,
Stock
1-
12-15
12-
4
12-10
11-
7
11-28
10c
12-22
Riegel
25C
12-10
Riegel
50c
50c
12-10
12-
1
«1
12-16
12-
5
40c
12-15
12-
1
Argentine Mining
(year-end)
Paper Corp. (quar.)
__.
Textile Corp, common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
$4
12-12
12-10
11-20
12-20
12-
25c
12-10
11-25
12-10
11-25
12-30
12-15
12-30
12-15
12-10
11-21
12-10
11-21
12-17
12-
4
Riley
Voting
River
$1.50
1-1-53
12-31
Inc,
participating
12-15
2-
2
11-14
1-12
20c
Fulton
(H.
II.)
Controls
Co.
—
(quar.)___
—
&
Co,
common
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
37 %C
12-19
12-10
12-10
11-17
$1
—
Little
5
12-15
50c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
12-
37 %C
preferred
12-19
35c
common
dividend
Robinson,
11-21
2-1
28c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Stock
11-21
$1.10
Paper Co.
Myers,
Robertson
12-12
12-31
2c
(year-end)
11-28
$1
&
Robertshaw
11-24
$1
certificates
Extra
12-12
37Vic
trust
Raisin
Robbins
11-28
1-1-53
Stoker
River Brand Rice Mills, Inc.
11-24
12-17
12-15
Corp
Grande Valley Gas Co.—
Rio
5
50c
$1.12%
(qunr.)___
12-10
10%
12-29
11-17
20c
12-31
12-15
11-17
1-9
2-1
2-1
Rochester-American
35c
12-29
12-12
1-
2
12-12
12-
1
12-15
Co.
of
5%
5%
Rohm
&
prior
series
&
Y.)
1-15
12-19
30c
Ages Corp.
Rockwood
<&:.
(N.
30c
Extra
1-9
93%c
Insurance
Quarterly
Rock
1-9
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-16
12-15
25c
Republic
1-
95c
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron
12-
50c
50c
___
30c
$1.07%
(quar.)
12-15
12-19
50c
—
Roller
$1.25
25c
preferred
2
12-19
50c
Extra
1
25c
(quar.)—
1-
$2
35c
50c
(Wash, D. C.)__
$4 50
preferred (quar.)
Renold-Coventry, Ltd, class
5
12-
Stores,
Remington
1
40c
$1
Extra
com.
(extra)
Co.
Brothers, Inc. (quar.)
Electric & Engineering (quar.)
Reliance Mfg. Co.
(111.)
3% %
preferred (quar.)
Remington Arms Co, common (year-end)
6%
preferred (s-a)
1
65c
i
Extra
Philadelphia
Pile
Extra
1
$1
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
12-15
11-29
35c
Reeves
1
12-
87Vic
(quar.)
12- 1
2
30c
$1.50
Reliance
5
12-15
12-15
40c
(quar.)
Co, common
1-
12-20
2%c
(year-end)
Hosiery Mills, Inc.—
prior preferred series A
Owl
Reed
12-15
$1
Co.
&
1
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
Extra
11-17
5c
62V2c
15c
Brewing
Co.
Pump Co.
Reed-Prentice Corp.
(70c from net
50c
from
capital
Co
12-20
30c
9%c
Reda
$1.20
Exploration
12- 1
Real Silk
25c
:
.
Concrete
Richardson
3%%
33A%
11-29
12-20
America
income
(Charles)
$4.50
12-15
12-10
Extra
4%
Inc.
Packing
12-31
12-10
(quar.)
of
12-
75c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(Pitts.)
(quar.)
Real Estate Title Insurance
42 'Ac
Petroleum
Co,
preferred
Reading Tube Corp, 50c partic. cl. A (quar.)
12-20
(quar.)
Corp.
ordinary
gains)
Pfeiffer
Purina
Extra
3% %
5
12-20
—
12-15
87 %C
12-19
$1
Extra
12-31
12-10
Ltd.—
12-
50c
(quar.)
12-10
t$1.50
Co,
(accum)_.
11-29
75c
common
4
11-18
2
60c
12-29
12-
—
11-28
15c
12-15
1-15
—.
12-19
m
Raymond
12-15
(quar.)
12-19
11-28
12-10
25c
Rayonier, Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Reading Co, 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
4% non-cum. 1st preferred (qucr.)_
$2
—
2
1-
70c
___j
3
$1.50
(special)—.—
2
1-
from
12-20
15c
Milk
50c
12-
(quar.)
Extra
Pfizer
Ralston
preferred
12-15
(quar.)
(special)
Year-end
4% %
1st
1-2-53
Gear—
common
Co.
_'—
1-
12-15
America—
2%c
50c
(quar.)
Machine
and
(quar.)
Raybestos-M'anhattan,
40c
—__
Perkins
Peter
6%
6%
(year-end)
Gas, Light & Coke Co.
Telephone Corp. (Pa.)
income
preferred (quar.)
Equipment & Realty
Rath
20c
(quar.)
Peoples
Permutit
Corp. of
$3.50
12-
Light Co.—
41/2%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.
5
11-17
15c
(year-end)
12-12
35c
Common
Co.
12-20
50c
Extra
Peoples
Mining
12-19
12%c
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank (N. Y.) (s-a)_
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
12-
12-10
25c
,
Candy Co
Mining, Ltd.
50c
4%
Corp. (s-a)_
Pennsylvania Engineering
12-
12-15
$1.25
Anne
37%c
40c
Pennroad
12-15
25c
,
-
investment
11-28
33c
dividend
$1
Fund—
12-15
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
—
12-15
30c
-
12-10
Y.)—
(N.
(quar.)
1-2-53
32Vic
(quar.)—
12-15
1-2-53
50c
8%
preferred (quor.)_
Pyrene Mfg. Co. (year-end)
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)__
11-28
50c
Corp.
Extra
Fruit
Ltd.
Products
20c from
t25c
Co
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Penn Controls, Inc., class A (quar.)
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.
(quar.)
Stock
preferred
(George)
11-12
25c
Telephone
preferred
5%
realized capital gains.:
Pyle-National Co, common
Special
5%
$1.30
Penn
Co,
Putnam
12-
12-19
11-21
1-15
1$ 2
10c
Quincy
5
5
12- 5
$4c
50c
Corp,
$3
(quar.)
Peninsular
$1
Purex
25c
&
Trust
12-15
12-
11-21
12-13
Oil
11-14
11-28
12-15
75c
Pure
$35c
Special
Pend
&
2
11-28
12-15
12-15
1^
$1.25
$20c
Corp,
12-15
12-27
25c
;
12%c
(s-a)
12-20
25c
12-
50c
preferred
12-15
12-20
Quemont
20c
Transportation Co. (quar.)
Mfg. Co, Ltd, common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Peerless Casualty (Keene, N. H.) —
Pa ton
12-10
12-20
45c
——
22 %c
(quar.)—
12-10
50c
Queen
Corp.—
(s-a)
12-10
12-24
11-28
Radio
•
preferred
iquar.)
12-24
12-24
12-15
Rand's
;—
non-cumulative
Parker
Bank
$1
(quar.)
3
$1.18%
12-15
50c
:
Corp.
12-
62 %c
(quarj
2%%
Pictures
12-24
11-28
$3c
*
preferred
Paramount
1
4
12-23
Railway
dividend
1112-
12-23
11-29
preferred (quar,)
——
Pantex Manufacturing Corp.—
1
12-22
12-15
12-23
2
12-15
11-
35c
12-19
50c
12-15
$1.02
10c
8
11-20
2
1-
12-22
12 %c
______
t65c
(quar.)
Stock
10c
.__
$1.50
11-20
12-19
$1.17%
3
5%
2
62 %c
(quar.)
12-
$1.75
1-
12-11
62 %C
(quar.)
12-17
9
12-15
50c
preferred
3
12-
11-24
(Pa.)—
preference
4.08%
12-
12-15
11-26
11-24
4.70% preferred (quar.)
Publicker industries, Inc., $4.75 pid. (quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)_
$1.40
12-17
2
12-17
12-22
12-22
10c
Extra
1-
5
20c
(initial)
com.
;
Purolator
12-19
12-
11-28
11-28
50c
3
11-24
12-15
12-23
11-28
75c
.__
12-
12-15
50c
40c
12-15
4%
$1
12-
12-17
9
3
(quar.)
12-15
Line Co.—
Year-end
Pet
12-22
12-
9
45c
75c
Eastern Pipe
preferred
12-15
+25c
2
12-31
American Petroleum & Transportation—
3.80%
2
1-
1-15
1-15
12-17
12-
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
12-
2
3
$1
Consolidated
4.40%
12-17
1212-
30c
40C
Public Service Co.. of New Hampsnire
Public Service Electric. & Gas, com.
5%
(quar.)
4.30%
50c
12-12
12-10
25c
Extra
6%
National
15c
11-17
11"11
11- 3
35c
12-12
l^"10
11-15
12-10
;
1
20C
12-15
12-10
(quar.)
12-10
35c
,
(quar.)
Mills
—
(quar.)
1-2
,
(quar.)
Co, Ltd.
Extra
1-2-53
(quar.)_
__!
Philadelphia Dairy Products,
93 Ac
:
Quarterly
9
1
11-28
t$l
Prosperity Co, 5% preferred (quar.)
Providence-Washington Insurance (quar.t
9
12-
12-
12-12
15C
12-
12-10
12-19
75c
$2.50
Power, common
preferred
(quar.)
10c
Panhandle
12-5
22 %c
Ry
Mills,
11-19
t25c
(quar.)
Liberties
12-10
_____—
(quar.).
preference
11-20
common—
_
Public Service,
preference
12-10
30c
(quar.)
11-20
25c
Extra
12-10
(s-a)
Electric
12-
50c
Corp. (year-end)—
Package Machinery Co, 4%% pfd. (quar.)_
Pacolet Mfg. Co, 5% preferred (s-a)_
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd
Palace
Corp.
Pamour
Porcupine Mines, Ltd
12-12
Ry.—
(initial
common
(quar.)
12-
12-24
30c
Nopco Chemical Co, common
Noranda
Mines,
Ltd
1
12-31
15c
(quar.)
12-
97%c
35c
3.90%
Niagara
preferred
preferred
River
Public
2
12-19
50c
RR.
new
Co, Inc.
Common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
12-22
35c
(quar.)
a—
Stock dividend (subject to approval of ICC)
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Co, common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
:
Penick
Dry Dock—
preferred
6%
5
12-
1-2-53
50c
1
3.40%
North
12-
1-2-53
$1.12%
^
Niagara Fire Insurance Co. <N. Y.)—
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co. Ltd.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp, com. (quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)
North
5
$1.12%
;
(quar.)
Year-end
North
5
12-
12-15
45c
Parmelee
Corp. (year-end)
Newport Electric Corp, 3%.% pfd. (quar.)—
Newport Industries, 4'A% preferred
(quar.)_
Newport News Shipbuilding &
Niagara
12-
1-2-53
Corp.—
Mining
Co.
12-17
93%c
_
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Newberry
t
&
5
12-
37%c
Co
Coast
4%%
(quar.)
2
1-
$1.12,/2
<
4%
Indemnity
York, New Haven & Hartford RR-.—
12-12
.
(quar.)
Inc.,
Co,
K.)
12-22
20c
Intermountain Express
6%
(H.
35c
Pacific
12-17
$2.50
(s-a)
$1.66
1-
2
1-
12-19
95c
Extra
17%c
12-19
15c
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd.
(s-a)
Price Brothers & Co, Ltd, 4% pfd. is-a r
Produce Terminal Cold Storage
(annual)—
Extra
11-28
Porter
2
1%%
Fuel
5r/o
dividend
Pacific
11-28
1- 2
12-22
1-15
$1.66 on the
to any change
Co
Brewing Co.
Stock
Pan
2-16
8
Powell
(quar.)
Paper Co.
Can
1-15
12-
will
Marine
Products,
Pacific
8
35c
common
Pabco
11-20
50c
__
(quar.)
12-10
12-15
$1.50
______
Steamship Co.—
2
12-10
10c
(quar.)_
(s-a)__
Hotel
12-30
10c
RR.,
preferred
5
50c
'
;
(quar.)—.___
preferred
&
12-
2
North Adams
2nd
3.60%
Otter Tail Power
Pabst
8
11-28
1-
$2
1_
Mining Co. (quar.)
:
Polaroid
Corp, common
(quar.)
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
]
on
preferred
Pacific
(quar.)
City Omnibus Corp
Cuba Mail
5.60%
12-31
1-
50c
I
York
1-15
75c
Co.
Extra
1
35c
Co
Auction
N. Y„ Chicago & St.
Class
subject
Pacific
22%c
—
___
pfd.
12-
(from
,___
Jersey Water, $4.25 pfd. A
New Jersey
New York
$2
approximately
shares,
dividend
Building
(s-a)
Oswego Falls Corp.—
11-29
70c
.____
_.
North
The
Oxford
17%C
(quar.)_.
England Lime
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly
New Hampshire Fire Insurance
(quar.)
New
shares.
11-28
12-15
1-
12-12
25c
dividend
$2.50
1- 2
12- 3
1 -15-53
15c
&
Potomac
share
per
dividend
Outboard
2-16
t$1.75
!—
shillings
Orpheum
4%%
12-15
Ltd.—
12
Mfg. Co.
Orangeburg Mfg.
11-29
2
$20c
(quar.)—
11-20
New
New
to
11-21
1-
1-15
12-15
$1
19c
11'Ac
5%
Development,
Ltd
Pleasant
Valley Wine
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
12-10
11-10
2%
dividend
Stock
9
12-10
12-15
53'Ac
(extra)
Placer
1-2-53
t30c
com.
12-10
75c
New
5%
t5c
12-20
12-5
11-28
1- 2
$$1.25
(quar.)
Co, common (quar.)__
& Manufacturing
Overseas Terminal, Ltd. iquar.)_
;
Ox Fibre Brush Co. (year-end)
11-28
12-24
12-10
20c
Approximately
New
12-15
25c
__
(N.
C.)
Co.
(quar.)
Brunswick Telephone, Ltd,
iquar.)_
New England Electric
System (quar.),
New England Fund Certificates—
10%
3
1- 2
20c
30c
New
Y.
Copper Co,
Opelika
12-15
15c
Extra
Y.
12-
15c
Nelson
N.
2
$1.05
__________
N.
1-
12-15
;
Corp.
6%
Products, Ltd,
8-31
1-
75c
Co.
4
5
(quar.)
Chemical
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.
(quar.)
Special
7% preferred (quar.)
amount
2-2-53
$37%c
——
12-
12-
Stock
12-
12-18
lc
53 %c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (quar.)
!
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (year-end)
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. (quar.)
Pittsfield
which may occur in the rate of exchange
for South Africa funds prior to the
pay¬
ment
date.
Non-resident
shareholders
tax at the rate of 7.2% will be deducted
.
New
Steel
Co.
American
Co
12-23
12- 8
(quar.)
Ltd.
(initial)
Debenture
5
Extra
New
&
10c
National
Nehi
Loan
5
50c
pfd. (quar.)
(initial)
4
B
&
12-19
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Polaris
12-
50c
4.20%
12-
Pocahontas
12-
__
12-15
11-28
5-20
35c
i
4
common
Pittsbuigh Consolidation Coal Co. (quar.)__
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (year-end)
11-28
12-18
___
12-
Coke
Holders
Payable of Bee.
12 %c
dividend
12-15
12-18
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12- 4
re¬
30c
Ltd.
Refining
Stock
share
per
preferred
Pittsburgh
1-15
(quar.)
Year-end
Ltd, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
payment of
the ordinary
50c
Corp.,
$115
4'A%
5
5
12-15
Products, Inc.
National
at
for
9-15
*
5
12-
12-19
$2
called
issue
15c
preferred
12-
12-
1-31
$2
62%c
National-Standard Co.
2
12-19
dividend
6-15
Ltd., class A
1-
31'Ac
2-28
Machinery (increased quar.)
12-15
Inc.,
convertible
37%c
11-24
3-15
(entire
this
62 %c
National Sewer Pipe
Co.,
National Starch
12-15
8c
T
Co.
Pitney-Bowes,
6%
O'Okiep
-
1
Co.
When
Share
(quar.)
(extra)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 pfd. (qua~r.)_ZZZZZ
Pine Street Fund, Inc.
(year-end)
Piper Aircraft Corp, 4%% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Oneida,
11-14
62%c
payment plus
preferred
Ontario
50c
of
demption on Jan. 2
plus this dividend)
yl2- 5
preferred (quar.)
National Rubber
12-
capital stock of N. Y. City Omnibus
Corp. at the fair market value at the
12-19
5%
11-18
12-10
shares
in
time
1-2-53
(quar.).
11-10
$2.50
._
partly
5
25c
Paper & Type Co.—
preferred (quar.)
National
(special)
or
11-28
$1.50
preferred
Glass
25c
Corp, common
either wholly
12-
$1.75
5%
Hosiery
Phoenix
$1.25
2%
National
Phoenix
of
11-28
(quar.)
5%
25c
Co.
12-15
Bluffs Street Ry. Co.—
(accum.)—
12-10
fl7c
Extra
$1.40
& Council
Per
Name of Company
Phillips Screw
12-15
25c
12-20
class h
(quar.)
1
4%%
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
12-32
$1.12%
15c
.
f&c
B (quar.)
Malleable & Steel
Extra
Omaha
preferred
Omar, Inc.
1-
2
12-
75c
11-17
65c
1-
30c
B
Holders
•
Extra
5%
preferred
Common
America—
of
5c
common
A
Oliver
11-17
_
National
37Vic
«
preferred (quar.)
United Filters, class
12-10
45c
Co.,
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
25c
12-15
(quar.)
Lead
Co.
12-10
$1
.
75c
.
class
75c
Insurance
$1.06'A
Extra
National
4%%
11-17
National Gas & Oil
Corp. (quar.)
National Gypsum
Co., common (quar.)
Stock dividend
National Hosiery Mills,
Life
1- 2
1- 2
$1.25
Extra
11-20
12-10
50c
Corp.
12-10
25c
_
Food
Service
12-31
$1.10
Holding, common
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly
5
12-12
31 Vic
Corp.—
4'A% preferred (quar.)
National Fire Ins. Co. (increased
quar.)___
Special
Water
When
Payable of Rec.
97%c
;
(quar.)
non-cum.
Line
55c
—
Oliver Corp, common
$1.25
National
12-
(Del.)—
Co.
Service
Ohio
12-15
Oil
$5
30c
_—
Co, common (increased)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
Ohio
30c
National
Share
Edison
3.90%
capital gains
National Biscuit
Co., common
National Cash Register Co.
60c
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
National Aviation
Corp.—
53
Company
preferred (quar.)—
A
Haas
preferred
Co.
(stock
(quar.)
dividend)
12-15
11-20
25c
(quar.)
12-10
12-
$1.25
$1.25
4%
1
1-
2
1-
2
12-15
12-29
11-28
12-15
When
Per
Name of Company
Share
Rolland Paper Co., Ltd
Rolls-Royce,
deposit
receipts
Corp., common
convertible preferred—
Roos
Brothers,
Extra
Ross
(J.
OJ
Stock
Rowe
Corp.
5%
12-24
11-14
30c
12-24
12-
30c
—
(quar.>
50c
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
4'A%
Aeronautical
preferred
Co.
Paper
Co.
Light
Southwestern
11-29
2
$1,121/2
1-
2
Louis-San
Pacific
<te
Francisco
Stahl-Meyer, $2-$5 prior preferred
Slaley
Standard
12-10
11-21
1-23
12-15
12-15
2-15
2
12-10
1-
11-29
33A %
preferred A
Standard Radio, Ltd.,
II-
Standard
12-15
7
4%
1
I-20
5-
1
4-20
8-
1
7-20
12-12
II-28
12-30
12-15
Sterchi
2-13
Sterling Aluminum Products
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
1-
2
12-19
2
12-19
12-18
12-18
1-10-53
53c
1-10-53
12-15
12-
50C
12-18
12-18
1
4'A %
Co.
Stonecutter Mills,
Class B
Mfg.
Stroock
Stuart
Co.
1212-
Sullivan
12-
Sun
12-10
11-
12-10
11-
1-
12-10
Stock
12-
A
1219
12-15
12-
5
12-20
12-
5
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
(quar.)
—
(quar.)_
Superior
Sutherland
1-2-53
12-11
12-10
12-
1
12-10
12-
1
(quar.)
5
2-25
12-30
12-22
12-
1
1-15
12-
:
30c
12-29
Talcott
12-31
12-15
1-2-53
12-
2
12-
2
12-19
12-
5
12-12
12-13
12-
12-
50c
1-
2
12-15
12-30
12-15
12-10
1-
2
12-
2
Co.
25c
12-29
12-11
12-
Co.
12-
12-16
11-14
12-15
12-20
5%
12-20
12-20
11-
1-2-53
15C,
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
12-15
4'A %
5'A%
Inc.,
12-15
40c
1-1-53
12-
12-20
12-
Ltd.,
Extra
4%
1- 2
2
2
12-
__________
1-
2
12-
2
12-
1
1-
2
Carson,
—
1-
2
1-
2
11-29
Teck
Tecumseh
12-31
12-
1
12-31
12-
1
12-10
11-15
12-10
11-15
12-10
11-15
12-10
11-15
(quar.)
50C
12-10
12-10
11-15
Products
12-10
;
pfd.
Telluride Power. 6% 2nd preferred
6%
preferred (quar.)
Tennessee Corp. (quar.)
12-15
12-
$1.50
for
30c
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
1-
11-28
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02'A
11-28
4.25%
preferred
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06'A
11-28
12-15
11-26
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
12-15
11-28
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16'A
12-15
11-28
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
11-28
$1
12-12
11-26
$1.25
12-15
11-21
25c
12-20
on
12-10
(entire issue
Jan.
8
at
65c
60c
$1.25
$1.25
1-
1-
12-15
11-
2
2
11-14
11-21
Texas
75c
Service, $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)—
5.40%
Transmission,
—,
12-15
(quar.)—
Sulphur Co*
Texas Gulf
$1
Extra
12-15
11-26
Texas
Southeastern
50C
12-10
11- 7
Texas
Utilities
20c
1-15
12-31
5C
Engineering Works
Extra
-
Bocony-Vacuum Oil Co.
Safer
Aircraft
Extra
Bonotone
•1.25
1-15
12-31
Mfg. Co.
South
5%
4.60
South
•%
(quar.)
Porto
Extra
com.
(quar.)
11-28
12-31
12-
5
12-31
12-
5
12-22
12-10
Co.,
&
Paper
(quar.)
—
.
12-16
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
$1
common
2
1-
2
12-18
50c
Sugar
1-
57'Ac
(quar.)
15c
62'Ac
(quar.)
Bag
12-19
25c
(quar.)
Advance
1
3834c
(quar.)
Rico
preferred
Southern
1
31Vic
(quar.)
Carolina Electric & Gus,
preferred
11-26
8c
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
12-
Texas
Gas
(quar.)
1-
2
12-18
25C
12-19
12'Ac
12-19
12-
12-
4
4
Textron, Inc.
Thatcher
Thermo.d
(R.I.)', $1.25
Glass
Thermatomic
Mfg.
Co.,
conv.
pfd.
(quar.),.
common
(quar.)_
(year-end)___—______
Carbon
Company (reduced
Mills
(quar.)
quar.)___
Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
Thorofare Markets, Inc.,
5%
conv.
5%
non-cum.
preferred
conv.
Stores, Ltd.
Roofing Co
Time,
Inc.
1-
2
11-24
11-24
12-
; 12-22
12-22
12-
>'2-2
2-
8
8
9
2
I-
9
12-15*
1- 2
12-
1-
2
12-15
II-28
5
$12
12-19
12- 8
12-31
12-10
1-2-63
12-15
4-1-53
3-14
12-15
12-
1
12-
;
.
Steel
$1.12'A
12-
5
Preferred
U.
'
S.
7%
C
(quar.)
4
11-25
12-10
11-25
12-24
12-24
12-
5
12-
5
2
12-
5
12-26
12-
5
1-
$1.25
(N. J.)
1-
22'Ac
12-12
1
50c
:
12-22
$1
12-19
45c
62y2c
12-
1-2-53
75c
(quar.)
common
1-2-53
5
12-16
12-
2
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
Tobacco
Co.,
Stock
preferred
(quar.)
12-10
r:12-20
12-20
Oil
Power
&
2
22-12
12-12
12-15
Van
Doffi" Iton
12-15
II-28
Van
Norman
Lights
Knitting
Co.—
prior preferred
Valspar Corp., $4
Extra.—
Co.
conv.
Works
II-20
30c
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
30C
12-15
;
(Salt Lake
II-28
12-12
1-2-53.
15c
9
>11-28
12-12
20C
——
12-12
12-15
12-1.
,
City)
12-12
12-1
25%
12-15
12- -5
25c
12-15
11-29
45c
l-.l
20c
________
_____
--A--
'
12-15
'
(quar.)_
11-28:
12-
10c
1-—:
Co.
12-1
12-15
12-30
$1.12'A
^
:
—_—-i
Refining
9
1- 1
12-1
60c
(quar.)——
_L___
•t
20c
5%
Insurance
12- »
12-15
433AC
(quar.)—.*_
(quar.)
11-; 7
12-
12-15
30c
—1—
dividends
11-21;
IOC
,
Home Fire
Stock
12-10
I-16
37M»C 1-10-53
—
Year-end
Quarterly
11^21
75c
—•—
4%% preferred
Upson-Walton Co.
I-16
12-10
•
12«AC
(quar.)___-;___(quar.
common
1
$2
.
common
dividend
1
2-
50c
preferred
(DeL) <s-a)___
Upson Company,
2-
75c
common
1st
12-15
25c
(quar.)
——:
Corp., Ltd.-___J™
United Stockyards Corp.
(extra
Universal Match Co. (quar.)l_l_'___—___—
'Utah
12-
12-10
Corp.—
Truck Lines
Utah
12-12
$1.75
___—
United Steel
Utah
4
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)—____:
non-cum.
U. S.
5
12-
20c
—
12-
12-12
60c
"_
.___
12-26
25c
,
2
5
12-26
$1.50
Corp., common..:
Corp., common (quar.)
2
12-
12-15
12-23
1-
50c
'
—
(quar.)___—L___
non-cumulative
1-
*
2
.1-15
$1.06'A
:___
'
(quar.)____—
Co.,
1-
12-10
9
Inc.—
preference series A
1-
*25c
87'Ac
11-28
12-
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
5%
31'Ac
:
11-28
12-19
(s-al
Co.
Utlca
31'Ac
10c
12-20
12-19
20c
Potash
1
preferred
—_—
1-10
25C
25c
!
Lumber Co. (year-end)
Playing Card Co
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)_
12-12
1-
(quar.)—
$2.50
common:_
common
preferred
2
25c
B
12-12
—
Rubber
6-15
12-15
(quar.)__
(initial series) (quar.)
common
(quar.)_:
(year-end)
50c
$1
common—
S.
U. S.
12-15
12-15
12-15
.
25c12-15
10c
Co.
preferred
U. S. Sugar
12^ 5
25c 6-25-53
Products,
4%
Tilo
12-15
15c12-25
47c
3l'Ac
12-31
preferred (quar,)
8%
12-15
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Thrift
..
,
7
25c
Thomaston
Thompson
~
>
Co._
—,—
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
•1.55
Soss
Corp.
Corp.,
(quar.)
12-
25c
(quar.)
12-30
U.
I-15*
,
12-12
40c
—
*
$1.35-
:—.
25c
Smith
12-17
35c
2-. 2
,1- 2
.
25c
-—75c
Pacific Land Trust Sub. shrs.
(yr.-end)
$1.70
Certificates of prop, interest (year-end)—
$170
Texas Power & Light,
4.56% pfd. (quar.)__
$1.14
$4 preferred (quar.)__
'
$1
30c
■xtra
5%
U- 7
$1.14
(quar.).:..
preferred
12-15
11-
12-10
$1.
(quar.)_.
common
12-10
30c
12-31
(quar*)—
U. S. Radiator Corp.,
6%
Company (increased quar.)
Gas
S.
U. S.
2
5% 1-15-53
11-19
12-13
Extra
8
_
$4.56
8
12-15
S.
8
12-
dividend
Texas Electric
*$1.42
(quar.)—
12-
Extra*
$104
S.
U.
8
$1.31'A
_
S.
U.
U.
8
12-
11-19
$2
1st
U.
8
12-
3
12-15
:
12-30
(quar.)—__——
Gypsum Co.,
4 V2 %
8
12-
v
1-12
12-13
$1
Canal (quar.)_
United States Lines Co.
8
$1.27'A
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Tennessee Products & Chemical—
Texas
12-
12-
12-24v
35c
15c
Works,
Guarantee
$5
8
12-
$1.15
3
25c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_*___
S.
S.
3
12-
2
•'"45c
3l'Ac
Extra
3
12-
1-
12-15
12-15
*15c
redemption
12-
12-
(quar.l_
7% preferred (quar.)—_____
U. S. & International Securities
12-15
12-17
35c
(quar.)—
12-15
Stock
U.
1
*
com.
*10c
per share plus
this dividend)
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Shenandoa Rayon, 5%
prior pfd.
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Bkll Corp., Inc.
(quar.)__
2
12-17
*5C
Simplex Paper Corp. (quar.)
Simpson's Ltd.,, 4'A % preferred
1-
50c
12-17
y.
common
Theatres, Inc.,
Freight Co.
11-29
3c
85c
(year-end)_
preference
Manufacturers
Year-end
11-15
(s-a)
12-12
25c
U.
11-29
12-10
*15c
Co
12-10
12-15
11-24
1-15
of
:
preferred
S.
9
$2
1st
2nd
12-10
from
15c
(quar.)__—
interest.:
preferred
$4.50
$6
U.
11-29
12-
75c
*25c
,
Steel
$4.25
11-29
2
(accum.)
—
Telephone Bond & Share, 7%
* 50c
(quar.)
2-
50c
(quar.)
Special
12-10
$1
*5c
—
,
11-15
5%
50c
_____
Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd._
&
11-17
(year-
(year-end
and
Co.
participating
of
II-26
11-17
12-17
25c
——
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty (quar.)—
U. S. & Foreign Securities Corp.—
12-17
(quar.)
Year-end
11-29
12-15
&
United Piece Dye
12-17
tlOc
—______
shares
12-18
12-10
profits and 59c
shares
Corp.,
5
11-26
75c
—
National
Certificates
12-15
*20c
Ltd._____—
—
•
Merchants
12-
12-5
5c
.__
Improvement
United Paramount
5
35C
—
Fund
security
United N. J. RR.
5
•12-
27c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.>___:
income)___
Fund
12-18
;
60C
Corp.——__—__—____
Non-cum.
5
1-
12-15
t55c
,
*50c
conv.
investment
11-24
12-15
10%
'
—
Gas
Extra
..
,
Accumulative
12- 8
12-15
10c
_____—
11-20
1
12-1.0
40c
Gas
12-15
1-
Cos.
12-22 '
40c
(quar.)—_____—________
Inc. (Del.)—•'
United
12-15
1-
Coal
12-10
IOC
:
United
12-15
*25c
(quar.)
&
12-31
7
25c
United
12-15
56'Ac
12-10
Pearson
12-31
1
I-
62 VaC'
United
11-10
11-29 "
1-15
Co.
from
12-15
11-29
12-
(quar.)
profits
net investment income)
12-16
1-2-53
65 %c
—
'
preferred
2
*40c
20c
(quar.)______
common
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32%
Taylor Instrument Co
"30c
11-29
12-11
1
—.—
United Income
12-16
1-
$1,
si.ia
".—________—__
(G.),
:
11-29
12-15
12-15
———>
end of 26c from security
from
6
2
20c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
Tamblyn
United
11-21
12-15
12-2 J
(quar.)
—
'
Electric
11-14
12-10
12-15
* 15c
:■
Corp.
Funds,
12-15
$1.12 »A
(s-a)
Fruit
11-14
1-
11-14
America
'
United
1
50c
11-29
12-15
25c
:__
United
11-14
$1.10
of
dividend
United
;
12-10
12-15
11-29
12-15
•'
50c
common—,
Co. '(quar.)___—.
Fastener Corp.
(quar.
Corp.
Stock
11-28
12-31
12-15
50c
A
(quar.)—
Extra
12-15
5%
Co.
United Elast.c
11-21
12-10
37'Ac
(quar.)
common
12-22
12-23
12-22
12-12
$1.25
Circuit,
c-.—
United
6
25c
.
class
(quar.)
preferred
Extra.
11-20
20c
12-1
12-12
:
*25c
(quar.)____
common
Ltd.,
Theatre
Biscuit
United-Carr
12-10
25c
12-16
12-10
12-22"
25C
(quar.)
_____
Extra—
1
90c
12-26*"
-
30c
United Board & Carton Corp.
1
—r-
8
12-8
20c
United Carbon
*
12-10
30c
Si'.1
45c
35c
—-—-
B
$4.50
12-10
26&C
—
-12-
+25C
Corp.,
preferred
United
11-14
30c
,
—
12-15
25c
(year-end)
&
.
—-
(quar.
Lines, Inc., common
Artists
5%
11-17
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)-J
Taylor,
5%
—
Special
Saw
United
1
12-15
11-10
2 "*
1-2
tl5c
Class
1
*10c
1-
*1"
——
Extra
12-10
75c
;—
Taylor-Whartcn Iron & Steel
25c
(quar.)
B
$1.25
—
Amusements,
"
12-17
*40c
Simmons Co.
Rope Corp.
Aircraft
1
1-
8%
Tool
11-28
*30c
A
(quar.)—
Oil, class A
United
1
12-10
11-25
11-25
"12-10
933/4c
1
12-10
$1.25
(quar.)__
Corp. (stock dividend)______
Paper Co., common (quar.)——
Extra
11-18
30c
$20c
Ltd., class
Co.
______
5
$1
(quar.)
Machine
(James),
25C
(quar.)
Silver Standard Mines, Ltd
Bllverwood Dairies,
-*
(quar.)_____
___—__T——-
United Air
12-15
43%c
4.40% convertible preferred (quar.)
& Co. (quar.)—
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., com. (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
;
$4.40 convertible preferred (quar.)_______Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd
3
1-2-53
-
preferred
called
(quar.)
Swift
$1.12'A
(quar.)
...
Bttnends
—
...
12-
12-10
•
12-10
"
•
Wire
Extra
*
dividend
Extra
Union
12-15
Steel
Bonus
Extra
Class
1-
12-19
*$1.75
Ltd
common
12-15
—
11-25
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Bilknit, Ltd.,
1
1-2-53
2
12-10
35c
5
50c
Year-end—
11-25
56'AC
dividend
Stock
12-
1-
v
Yards Co. of Omaha, Ltd.—-
Quarterly
11-28
15c
12-15
50c
B
12-
12-15
Sunset Oil Co., $3.60 preferred (quarj——
Sunshine Mining Co. (quar.)
Superior Portland Cement (quar.)
12-15
I
common
Extra
Class
12-15
12-12
11-28
25c
10c
Extra
Stock
37'Ac
11-24
1
\
1
25C
Sunset-McKee
75C
Signal Oil & Gas, class A
12-
20c
12-10
*50c
A
12-15
Union Stock
3-20
11-28
12-10
50c
.((Hiar.)_r_____-______^-__
Sulphur &
Ltd
Mines,
1-2-53
$1
preferred
Sugar
Union
—
dividend
25c
(quar.)
Breweries,
Union
1
25c
Sunray Oil Corp., common (quar.)
4A %
preferred A (quar.)
*56'AC
Corp. of America, class
$4.50
1
12-
10c
12-10
50c
B
of
12-
12-15
.
12-10
$1.12'A
Year-end
Co.
12-15
20c
dividend
22c
Skepard Niles Crane & Hoist Corp.—
preferred
11-19
10c
12-31
$1.12
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
11-26
12-10
(quar.)
Co.
Stock
Co.—
series
RR.
12-15
class A
Consolidated
Oil
Sundstrand
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred A
Union Pacific
11-28
United
31'Ac
A
1st
$3.75
11-25
57c
1-2-53
*30c
preferred
1-14
'
12-16
15c
__
& Co., Inc
(S.)
2
25c
Products
4%%
2-1-53
Inc.—
6V*c
(quar.)
Co.
75c
'
12-17
1
12-15
25c- /.
(quar.)___
12-17
4-
■
$1.75
(quar.
Union Oil Co. of California—
12-10
(quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, 5% pfd.
Stromberg Carlson Co. (quar.)
12-15
$1.25
series
11-18
$1.20
Inc.
Stlx, Baer & Fuller Co., common
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
Stone & Webster, Inc. (year-end)
12-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
series
12-10
37'AC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber
&
Asbestos
15C
preferred
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Union Bag & Paper Corp.
Extra
*
..i
*
•
Co.
Union
11-18
5%
_____
Stern & Stern Textiles,
40c
..
Co.—
preferred
Shellmar
Stores
;
$1.12'A
—
(quar.)
$25c
Oil
5%
1-
50c
.—
common
Power
12-19
12-19
37'Ac
2-13
Brothers
1-15
1-12
12-10
50c
<«►-—
12-10
conv.
:
12-16
11-28
2
12-30
loc"'7
Tyler Fixture Corp, (quar.)_—_l_^_-__--—
Underwood Corp. (year-end)
5
2
1-
62'ac ;
■'
12-12
1-
." 50c ;
—_______
1
12-
11-19
12-12
75c
62'ac
(quar.)___
M
preferred
(quar.)
preferred A
Corp.
________
20e
—_—
1
43c
Extra
*
Class B
6%
11-14
Street
.
37'Ac
Co.
Salle
12-19
11-29
12-22
30c
preferred (quar.)____—
(quar.
Clutch
La
50c
(quar.)—_
State Loan & Finance, class A
$1
&
12-31
(fesumed)—
common
*10c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)__Standard-Thomson Corp. (stock dividend)__
Standard Tube, class B
Stanley Works (year-end)
State Fuel Supply (quar.)
6%
11-10
12-10
Disc
South
Special
Quarterly
11-10
12-12
5%
1
333Ac 1-10-53
(quar.)
G.)
1-15
—
dividend
40c
(Frank
11-28
60c
convertible
2
(quar.)
Extra
Common
12-12
933Ac
A
common
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
Spring,
3-
45c 1-10-53
(quar.)
Shakespeare
208
75C
common
3-
$1.12'A
Inc., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Seven-Up Bottling (Calif.) (quar.)
Bfaoe
Sceel
Stock
12-10
2-
15c
Serve!,
Sicks'
(Ohio),
6Y*c
B
$1.12'A
,
.
Seeger Refrigerator Co. (increased
quar.)__
Brothers, Inc. (quar.)_____
Seiberling Rubber Co., common (quar.)
7%
Co.
11-29
22'Ac
Seeman
Bheller
Oil"
Standard
12-17
$1.02'A
Common
A
Twin
11-28
Co.,
convertible
$1.50
11-10
12-10
50C
Extra
(quar.)
class
11-10
12-10
50 c
I-31
75c
Corp.,
12-10
62&C
(quar.)
(quar.)
91'Ac
(G.
4%%
j.
N.
$1.07 '/»
Extra
4%
of
12-15
50c
(quar.)
'
Shell
Kentucky
12-15
20c
prior preferred
preferred A
11-28
Tucson
40C
of
1-
60c
(quar.)—
Shattuck
(quarj
Indiana
of
2 '
12-
5
1-
10c
12-
27'Ac
(quar.)
Inc.—
(quar.)—
$4.50 series A preferred
(quar.)
Seaboard Finance Co., common
Class
(quar.)
12-
27'Ac
4'A%
12-12
40c
27'Ac
Common
preferred
1
40c
.
25c
(year-end)—
California
10c
Ltd
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acceptance,
—
Coach
1-19
Securities
(quar.)_
Gas, Electric Light & Power (quar.)
City Fire Insurance Co. (s-a)—
.*
1-19
Inc.
1
12-
Twin
2-1-53
Seatrain Lines,
12-
12-10
■
preferred (quar.)—Sil—:—————
4'A%
12-v 1
12-10
70c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)——
Corp., common
Temper
12-15
40c
$1.75
(s-a)__
Co., com.
Twin
t
preferred
D.) & Co. (quar.)
Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Association
11-28
11-10
Co.
*20c
Farms, 4'A%
RR.
12-12
12-17
2-1-53
Beabrook
1
Coal
convertible
11-12
11-28
$2
(quar.)_
12-10
1-17
50c
(quar.)—
$2.12 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Seaboard Oil Co.
(Del.) (quar.)
Extra
l
11-12
12-10
12-12
12-30
1-2-53
60c
preferred
12-10
12-15
$3
65c
20c
12'Ac
common
1
15c
$1
convertible
12-
12-15
True
1
Syndicate,
$1.35 convertible preferred
11-14
87'AC
12-
10c
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
$1.72
12-15
9
12-15
10%
Co.
& Greenbush
$2.80
8
12-
35c
—
Truax-Traer
12-15
12-20
of
85C
preferred
II-14
12-15
12-
1-15-53
Corp.
$1.10
(quar.)
Scranton Spring Brook Water Service—
Common
(quar.)
4.10%
12-
12-15
2
Oil
(quar.)
preferred
12-20
40C
2
1-
Commercial Tobacco Co. (resumed)
(quar.)
Williams, Inc.—
preferred
Troy
6
93c
1-
12-18
Forging Corp.—
Year-end
12-15
2
1-
50c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
Factors
Co.
Manufacturing Co.,
pfd.
2
Standard
Oil
4.30%
$3.75
common
1-
25c
5
12-
2
12-15
Standard
5
Standard
3.65%
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
2
12 %c
*
In&urance
1
1-
10%
dividend
Travelers
5
1-
12-15
"
dividend)
(stock
Lines
Stock
12-
2
12-31
Co.
preferred
k
11-20
(quar.)
Co.
common
12-15
Airlines
2
1-10
1-
12-
Oil
preferred
Beovill
*
Co.,
Inc.,
preferred
Oil
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
$3.40
5%
$3.50
Standard
Paper Co.,
11-20
World
1-
.
15c
11-28
12-15
Extra
Standard
Co. (quar.)
Bchwitzer-Cuinmins Co.—
fr%% preferred A (quar.)
Berrlck
Mfg.
12-
Schlage Lock
5%
E.)
Brands,
*20c
5%%
5%%
12-15
12-10
40c
iuc
10c
(A.
12-
pfd.
$1.12'A
10c
common
50%
12-15
Mining
new
dividend
12-10
4.40%
(quar.)_
(initial)-
preferred
conv.
Co.,
12-
50c
Extra
Bean,
Transue & Williams Steel
$4.50
Portland Cement, common
Electric
50c
Saudi-Arabian
Bearle
1
Inc.,
oponttue
Trans
12-
5
-
(quar.)
pfd.
62'AC
(quar.)
(increased)
„
—
1-2-53
$2
(s-a)—
'
12-29
$1 12'A
$112'A
—
12-
Spiegel,
5
2-10
25c
;—
—
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
Common
(initial)
$1.25
Co.,
i
preferred
Corp. (resumed).:
Trans-Lux
3
12-
35c
__
Antonio Transit Co. (quar.l
San Jose Water
Works, common
Sarnia Bridge Co., Ltd
4'A%
8
7
12-
*50c
conv.
Regis Paper
I-12
12-
12-
common—
Co.,
—_—
11-
preferred A vtc (quar.)
Fire & Marine Insurance
(quar.)__
Ry.
B
1
11-28
25c
_______
12-17
12-18
Co.—
—
Class
12-15
12-
12-20
Standard
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Service, class A (increased)
Mountain
12-15
(quar.)
12-15
8
1-15-53
3
—
-
12-15
2
8
75c
Bonus
Bonus
(quar.)__
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
12-
12-
2
75 c
—
12-10
Corp.
1-2-53
12-19
12-15
(quar.)
$1
40c
24c
1
11-
12-
87'Ac
(s-a)
ciass a
50C
Co.
preferred
15c
—
12-
1
+35c
Corp
$1.75 prior pfd.
20c
6%
75c
Co.—.
Power
12-18
25c
*$1.06
—
.
75c
(s-a)
1
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons Inc
Carbon
Stock
12-
Town Securities Corp.,
Traders Finance Corp.,
(quar.)
Sprague
12-
11-14
12-
Sperry
12-10
1-
Trusts
General
12-15
12-15
Transcon
12-ld
5
Toronto
11-14
12-10
•I
12-
5c
——
II-25
12-15
12-10
(Nevada)__
1
12-18
7'Ac
—
12-16
12-15
12-
Tonopah Mining
1
12-
$1
25c
Speer
12-
12-
12-18
$1.75
12-
11-21
12-24
Toklan Royalty Corp.-
12-22
1
12-15
15c
<quar.__)_
common
12-15
12-12
12-29
12-20
Packing Co.,
$1.50
Sparks-Withington,
$1
San
'
& Bros,
11-21
12-17
12-30
Tobin
12-
25c
7%
preferred (quar.)
Todd Shipyards Co—
40c
Life
12-12
25c
I-15
11-28
75c
Service, common
Insurance (Dallas)—
Quarterly
Spalding (A. G.)
50c
Public
St. Paul
$4
12-19
12-10
60c
(year-end)
&
Louis, Rocky
Quarterly
Scott
2
12-15
1
2-
11-20
2
12-25
25c
——-
12-12
1-
35c
tquar.)
Year-end
$1.25
Electric
$1
(year-end)
Lead
Lawrence
Louis
Beott
Southwestern
12-10
12-30
12-10
*15c
-——
Realty & Construction
Titan Metal Mfg. Co. (quar.)
75c
Railway Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Royalty Co. (year-end)
Southwestern Development Co. (initial
12-10
Tishman
25c
non-cum,
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
St.
,
5
5
Holders
Payable of Rec.
75c
Co
35c
Southland
$1
Royalty
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St,
12-
5
12-
$1.20
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
5%
12-
12-31
Co.-<-
(quar.)
Pacific
10c
Croix
6%
I
12-31
Bearing
Tip Top Tabors, Ltd.
Gas—
Co.
12-30
1-
Electric
Southern
12-
30c
50c
(initial
Oxygen
Share
Roller
27c
(quar.)—T_,
When
Per
Name of Company
Timken
37'AC
Southern
5
12-
11-24
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
&
Gas
Natural
common
*25c
__
Sfe
New
17'/2C
Saco-Lowell Shops (quar.)
Safety Car Heating & Lighting (year-end)
Safeway Stores, Inc., common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4'/z% preferred (quar.)
Safway Steel Products (extra)Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4'A % pfd. (quar.)
St.
4.80%
Southern
Southern
12-24
1-2-53
Indiana
(quar.)
preferred
1
12-26
12-19
Edison
C'ommon
12-
12-15
$1.12 »/2
(quar.)—
Extra
St.
12-15
2%
Extra
Sabine
St.
11-26
5%
______
Ryan
12-10
California
Southern
12-10
12-10
Share
Company
5% partic. original preferred
4.32% preferred (quar.)
11-26
20c
——
(P. C.) Co. (quar.)
Industries, Ltd
Mfg. Co. (year-end)
Russell
12-20
12-20
12-10
$1.75
:
(year-end)—_—
(Jacob)
Russell
Southern
12- 3
75c
—
Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)—
Russell
2
3%
—
Steel
1-
3
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Rnppert
1
35c
———_________—.—'
Co.
Stock
Ruud
mc.
Engineering
Electric
Ruberoid
12-
—
dividend
Rotary
12-15
(interim).
ord
Cable
4%
*$1.06'A
4»A%' pfd. (quar.).
When
Per
Name of
Ltd.—
American
Rome
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
1-31-53
12-22
1-16
25C
12-15
12-1
35C
12-19
12-10
15c
12-19
12-10
'
Volume 176
Number 5175
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(2211)
Per
Name of Company
Vanity
Fair
Mills
Share
(quar.)
4\z %
preferred
ki.25
12-10
12-
1
Yale
50c
12-12
1-
2
156c
1-
2
12-15
64c
2-27-531-
2
Ltd
J15C
Stock dividend one share of
pfd. ($1 par)
for each four shrs. of com. stock held__
Victor
Equipment
Co.
12-15
partic.
preferred
Virginia Electric &
Power
$4.04
preferred
Co.,
28c
1-
2
1-
2
35c
$5
preferred
Virginia Iron
Virginian Railway,
Co.
common
11-28
12-20
11-28
(initial)
12-15
11-28
12-23
12-
50c
—
(quar.)
62V2C
SI
6/<
preferred
(quar.)
preterred
*'•
(quar.)
L/etinn.ng Co.-,
5-1-53
8-1-53
5UC
12-10
12-
50c
12-19
12-
35c
12-20
Waite
Amulet
Walgreen Co.
i
J25o
75c
i
f35c
l—
—
Ware
River
Warner
RR.
Co..
Warner
2oc
$3.50
2
1-15
12-
$1
12-20
12- 3
25c
12-19
12-
5
15c
12-19
12-
5
(quar.)_i—-
L
Extra
..
$1.50
$3
pielerred
Co.,
(initial)
com.
(quar.)
Jet
Year
Services
of
from
and
&
n
20c
ordinary
—
'
12-
1-
2
end
used
were
and
to
12-15
15c
12-15
__'
_
12-29
35c
n
SEC
11-20
to
1-
2
an
12-
5
12-
4
12-
4
12-15
75c
12-15
12-
Western
Air
Western
Condensing Co.
Western
Pacific
12-15
12-
product
offered
1-2
12-10
11-28
12-19
12-
8
dividend.
non-residents'
the
at
C.
leasing
12-15
28
6%
12-15
11-28
12-15
11-28
Net
12-15
12-
Profit
30c
12-10
11-18
1
dates
are
6%
$4.50
12-17
$1.25
1-2-53
2-
2
12-
5
57c
preferred
Westinghouse
(quar.)
Air
Brake
Co.
(quar.)
'.
of
known
Wheeling
Instrument
Corp
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)
(increased
common
quar.)_
Eagle
"Stock
Oil
preferred
Whitehead
(quar.)
i.
tion
of
the
polyvinyl
shower
Inflatable
Corp.
25c
letter
a
bonds
toys.—V.
chloride.
176,
Co.
of
issue,
1936,
due
with
of
Dec.
1„
the
(quar.)
Williams
&
'Extra-
B
Co.
,
due
in
1986,
$105,280
Wilson
Jones
Wilson
Line,
Wilson
(J.
Winn
&
$4.25
Co.
$509,011
2
1-
2
12-20
12-
——2—
12-15
12-
1
2-20
*$7,299
$2,444
$74,339
12-10
11-21
12-10
$30c
2
11-28
11-28
2
12-15
1-
12-26
11-29
$101.97
12-22
12-15
5 9
non-cumulative
ment
reported
(notice of
in
incorrect.
was
fused
with
these
The
the
'
a
30c
(s-a)
dividend
columns
last
declaration
Wico
Electric
was
Co.
12-10
11-28
A
week
of
6c
ized
from
-.4.809
sale
Extra
Wood
59
of
&
Co.,
securities
1-31-53
22 V2C
12-20
12-
common
preferred
common/(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
•
„
12-24
12-18
$1.12 J/2
12-15
11-29
12-15
11-
2
12-10
12-10
12-15
$1.25
2
12-1
1-
2
12-15
37V2C
12-10
12-
12-22
12-
3
8
50c
&
Lothrop,
common
(quar.)
Extra
v5%-. preferred-
12-22
12-
(quar. )„
Worthington Corp.,
r.
Ltd.—
12-26
12-
3
common
1-
$1.25
2
12-26
Mines,
Wrigley (William) Jr.
"Monthly
.
-Monthly
.Monthly
Monthly
Co.—
-
12- 8
12-
3
•„
10-31
after
The
the
Sept.
on
Power
engaged
Kansas
and
and
Oklahoma.
in
GIVING
Kansas.
EFFECT
&
pfd. stock
First
C.
PRESENT
is reported
by
Norman
months
higher
C.
1951,
of
Owen,
dictation
in
year
said.
990,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,250,000
1,215,000
250,000 shs.-
161,554 shs.
Cole
of
the
stock
agreed
.
underwriters
subscribed
for
be
purchased
by each
Estes
•
-
The
&
Co.,
t.o
under¬
Inc.—
Small-Milburn
7.00%
Co.
7.00
14.00
Uhlmann & Latshaw,
The
8.50
and Co
the
pursuant
Inc,
10.00
—
are
-
18.00%
Inc
Co
the
and
not
•
•
several
to
18.00
&
391,009 shs.
-
aggregate amount but subject to
indenture
under
which
the
bonds
common
of
•
•
500,000 shs.
to
warrants,
Co.
& Co.
Collins
176, p.
Inc.,
7.00
Lathrop-Hawk-
Herrick Co.
3.50
7.00
1868.
The
company
Nov.
covering 8,000
100.000
be
21
shares
of
on
SEC
.."
shares
offered
at
of
$4
filed
6'A
share
per
underwriting.
The
wire
The
in
and
tape
has
been
increasing steadily,"
point to continued increase through
deliveries
letter
a
of
cumulative
stock
common
and
the
proceeds
notification
preferred
25
(par
be
to
the
$1.60
at
common
are
with
stock
cents),
used
the
(par
$5)
preferred
share,
per
for
working-
capital.
well
are
reports
company
October.
$675,012,
No
year's
1,470,000
1,000,000
Western States Refining Co., North Salt
Lake, Utah—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
were
products
next
2,425,000
1,500,000
.
machines.
for
1,200,000
2,500,000
1939
names
Neb.
,
$5,827,000
$1,250,000
—
follows:
Trust
revenues
General
this
phonographs, record-changers,
supplying
Outstanding
stock
the
as
Allyn
without
than
Owen
Mr.
In
FINANCING
*
1977—
(par $10)
of
Its
Building,
1,247,168
5,875,478
it
1909.
,
—V.
2,816,839
8,862,594
36.7%
perma¬
through
telephone service in portions
It also supplies gas, water
Operations in Kansas ac¬
TO
1973:
specified limit as
provisions of the
tlssuable in series.
are
Beecroft,
$9,278,099
7,289,868
were
22,
Light
principally
1975
1,
1,
due Nov. 1,
(par $25)
Eastman, Dillon & Co
October,
or
program
approximately 80% of the company's total
operating
of the property values.
exercise
Julien
1949
16,061,898
in
esti¬
company
temporary
(Kans.)
in
utility
communities
Harris, Hall & Co? (Inc.)_
added
A.
1950
expects will
the respective
stock,
construction
Co.
located
sink, fund debs.,
writer,
77,901,435
Mr.
orovision
1952,
10
cash
In
cents
55
or
this
year
In
May.
because
1SG1,
Federal
of
of
$1,290,061,
income
net
the
Income
effect
$1.05
or
after
$745,000
for
October
has
taxes
of
1951,
revenues
Co.—Earnings Higher—
income
taxes
;
"
share,
per
amounted
to
share.
a
for
October
operating
net
October
provision
with
2067.
the
was
been
telegraph
provided
1952
required
strike
for
totaled
in
such
far
so
April
taxes.
$18,819,985,
$18,045,202 in the same month last year.—V.
Whitney
the
to
in
holders
have
the
the
of
former
at
dividends
to
an¬
rate
declared
of
55c
Dec.
the
the
annual
have
amount
record
been
that
increased
directors
stock
dividends
p.
announced
been
with
and
Gross
compared
10,
a
has
1
1-
2
12-20
2
1-20
3-
2
2-20
25C
4-
1
3-20
5%
and
6%
to
1951
Chairman
York
earnings,
for
and President, stated in an
Society of Security Analysts.
Winn &
income,
equal
to
said
in
indicates
1951
$7 43
when
per
for
dividends,
only
Mr.
nine
1952
a
net
as
in
1951
principally to increased
that the higher normal rate
in 1951.
months
Connor
our
custom
somewhat
in the
larger
percentage
of
earnings
than
past."
The
company
"plans
to
keep
inventories
under
tight
control and
to
keep coverage as short as practicable." Noting, that
Western Auto Supply's excess
profits tax base is approximately $10,000,000, Mr. Connor said that "if the excess profits tax is allowed
to
lapse on June 30, 1953, the company should benefit
considerably.
In 1951 we paid an excess
profits tax equal to nearly $1 a share aad
1952 may be close to the same
figure."
Western Auto Supply came out of the war in 1945 with 235
stores,
1,515
the
dealers and a dollar volume of $58,800,000. At the end of 1952
total number of
company stores will be 276, dealers served approxi¬
per
18
filed
shares
share).—V.
due 1962,
negotiated by
was announced on Dec. 4.
of
of
176,
letter
a
at
957
of
stock
common
employees
of
notification
with
the
(par $1) to be offered
the
company's Em¬
under
market
value
(approximately
1715.
p.
Crampton Corp.—Changes Name—
stockholders
The
cn
18
Nov.
this corporation to
has
company
it
plans
approved
Jervis
to
proposal
a
Corp.—V.
165,
p.
change
the
581.
i
•
acquired
tract
of
land
at Lenoir City, Term.,
manufacturing plant, • it
Chapman, President.
The
new factory
is part of Yale & Towne's plant expansion and moderni¬
zation
program
and
is
scheduled
for
completion during the early
where
was
announced
of
summer
The
plant
Va.,
Auto
said.
notes
been
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.—Plans New Plantr—
may
a
2007.
p.
Grocery Co.—Files With SEC—
Nov.
on
14,192
Winters &
name
but
Supply approaches the year 1953 "with cautious op¬
expecting a good year, with some weakness during the second
he
$21.13%
The
said that "we have
during the
paid out approximately 50% of net
earnings after taxes
If. as many of us believe, the era of
price inflation
then I think the board of directors of Western Auto
out
covering
subscription by full-time
ployees' Stock Purchase Plan
company reported
Profit before taxes,
same
Lovett
company
the
share.
4%%
has
Co., Inc., it
for
address
he
receivables and the fact
effect
of
10-year
investors
176,
Privately—Direct
—V. 176, p. 2067.
rate
likely that sales volume for the full year
$170,000,000 compared with $160,000,000 in
will be approximately the
i.ncomet tax will be higher due
in
ahead
$1,425,000
institutional
Placed
1952.
quarterly
is
New
of
between
of
Co.—Notes
G. W. Warnecke &
The
noted,
paying
Western
1
2-
placement
with
1003.
years
ended,
12-
25c
are
Chain
per
dividends.
consider
12-
25e
the
$5,579,388,
for
Referring
in
12-20
11-21
Connor,
before
was
12-20
CO
E.
it
under
forecast
for larger
1952
timism,
1
176, p.
Supply Co. (Mo.)—Continues Expansion
and
reserves
half,"
H*
29.
that
1
have
compared
common
years
176,
Dec.
on
company
stated
the
company
in
1
•
He
two
just
Connor
1
$1.12%
the
share
taxes, somewhat lower than
1Q-
25c
:
1
earnings of
12-
.
.__
few
a
preferred
The
1951
President,
on
Dec.
this
Paul
Dec.
12-20
$1.12 V2
share.
past
be
Present
12-20
$3c
-
be
10,051,714
of
share.—V.
of
1951,
on
50c
Ltd.___
are'to
85,739,100
and
per
dividmd
will
50c
Wright-Hargreaves
proceeds
22,813,964
these
stock
$2.20
per
per
has been
>3%
(quar.)
for
year-to-date
past
12-10
--
.4%%" prior preferred (quar.)—1—_.
4% 9
convertible prior preferred (quar.)_
Power
is
Western Union Telegraph
Western Auto
8
50c
50c
Woolwcrth '(F. W.) & Co.,
6%
preference (s-a)
the
SEC
11-29
50c
—
—
Woodward
The
previous year at this time.V-—V.
payable
50c
Sales
35c
__
(quar.)
presently
additional
the
the
amortiza¬
telephone properties,
required, and (5) the sale
-'
percentage of additional
the
91,862,882
1951,
Thompson,
of
1952
25c
Newspaper Machinery Corp.
Woodward Iron Co.
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
WoocI
with
22,077,434
products
business
common
rate
$2.00
the
50c
Steel Co.,
notification
24,845,208
—
of
demand
the
on
8
18c
pfd.
Kansas
office
UNDERWRITERS—The
1-15
$1.20
—
4%%
(quar.)
for
restrictive
West Penn Electric Co.—Dividend
Increased—
cash
—
(Alan)
and
ahead of any
representing
Light,
preferred
Wiser' Oil
"The
share,
income received from interest
and
divi¬
dends and 12c from net capital
gains real¬
Wisconsin Power
of
$12,399,904 $10,966,039 $10,889,679
4,763,878
3,738,158
4,250,450
2,076,263
1,473,234
1,938,061
products include
quarterly
$1.50
in
finance
ob¬
from
1953),
depreciation,
determined.
of
amount
to
in
minor
Oi
preferred
been
be
available
,
corporation.
Mr. Owen said, "and all indications
1953. Orders from our distributors
of
:
in
85%
5%
stocky (par $1) to be, offered at
products in the first 10
than for the same period of
higher
These
of
con¬
shown
Co.—
end
year
letter
a
these
During the
Power
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric (quar.)
Wisconsin Investment Co. (payable
stock)
of
recorders
nual
pay¬
6%
or
16.4%
11-25
12-31
above >.
Wisconsin Electric
9
consumer
Earle/S.
preferred
the
income—
months
same
Sales
11-28
Winnipeg Electric Co.—
Wisconsin Electric
the
of
and
yet
cash
12-15
+$2.50
__.
The
Common stock
to
,
1-
12-10
$1.06 V*
:
(liquidating)
Grocery Co
filed
11-21
50c
preferred
19,
2067.
p.
for
will
program
(2)
$1,250,000
provisions
the sale
bonds
Kansas, Missouri
ice
issuable,
Webster-Chicago Corp.—Consumer Sales Higher—
1-28
22c
25c
—
into
52,252
railway—95,486,983
oper.
Sales
1
U7»/2C
1st
of
income
railway.
176,
hand,
City, Mo.
tCumul.
126,591
1,078
is estimated
approximately $4,650,000.
and
12-20
12-15
,
(quar.)
ry.
12-20
25c
__.
(quar. i
preferred
funds
railway
from
Net
—V.
12-15
2
12c
__
Ltd
Lovett
1-
1-
the
not
aggregate
executive
Iowa,
3 Va %
$1,010,373
3,522
2,259
Nov.
on
railway
from
on
1980
3%, due Jan. 1, 1981
"Series F, 3%%, due March
1, 1982—
*5,040
the
which it
construction
now
approximate
(3)
mortgage
have
in part
temporary
company
with
such
Series E,
1952—Apr. 30—1951
Sales Manager.
(year-end)
57c
C.),
12-29
$1.25
—
Co.,
12-15
Gross
the
Authorized
is
$705,892
1952
oper,
Net
time
this
to
are
mortgage bonds—
Series A, 3%, due July
1,
Series B, 3V0%, due Dec.
Series C, 3%%, due Dec.
Series D, 3%, due Feb.
1,
RR.—Earnings—
from
from
ry.
by
*First
12-15
$1.25
__
&
11-14
12-29
;
——
(quar.)
Ltd.
Willsoa Products, Inc.
Wilson
12-12
12-29
75c
_
(s-a)
—
Vfalsil,
12-10
$1.06 VA
Co.—
(quar.)—.
Co.
11-25
15c
;
Wilcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine
5% preferred A (s-a)
Oil
Net
30c
•
common
,
preferred
Net
1
1-7-53
(Del.)
and
557.
5
10c
__
.
5%
8
1212-
50c
__
!
preferred (quar.)
4.25'■«
preferred (quar.)
12-
12-15
used
connection
loans, when and as
securities, which the company
CAPITALIZATION
322
October—
12-15
15c
;
common
,69
general
Gross
"might be about 10 years."
proceeds are received; the
become
treasury funds and will be
the company's construction program.
finance
which
which
be
and
From Jan. 1—
:
new
S
5
10c
will
count
1986,
employees
1,053
covering 15,534 shares of common
per share, without underwriting.
Wabash
12-12
1212-
$12
of
that' the
Lincoln,
$1
_
to
(expected
first
of
principal
11-28
12-18
12-22
of
Kansas
1569.
p.
notification
stockholders,
underwriting. "
bond
—
p.
l*-'
1952
time
BUSINESS—The company is the
surviving coiporation resulting from
merger, effective on Aug. 11, 1945, of Western
Light & Telephone
It
$731
175,
of
the
drapes,
$344,343
(est.)
enough
in
the
year
will
treasury funds
financing required
and
of
1952—July 31—1951
corporation
the
15c
*
(quar.)
6% preferred A_
'
Wicbolcit Stores, Inc.,
Wilcox
12-26
to
in
the
in part,
funds
(1)
sources
additional
1953
retains
curtains,
by
$19.25
5
12-18
62 Vac
(extra)
Co.
(quar.).
(Mass.)—
(William)
Wico Electric Co.,
Old common
SEC
12-
11-28
12-10
proceeds
retained earnings,
short-term bank
nent
VR-21,
and
at
and
mates
company's
Marvinol
as
such
from
amounts
11-28
10%
„
Rubber
Mfg.
The
11-24
12-10
10c
;__
1st partial
liquidating
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes
2
12-10
27%c
■_
Brothers
Cement
Whitman
(quar.)
_
White Motor Co.
1-
25c
Co
dividend
Whitehall
12-10
15c
Extra.
5'/a %
convertible
Whitaker Paper Co
t
White
11-28
75c
(incurred
$1,000,000
principal Items
Van Waters & Rogers,
Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files—
11-28
12-15
50c
.
Whirlpool Corp.,.
12-15
40c
Electrical
of
internal
copolymers
straight
as
loans
exceed
Additional
tained
13)
vinyl
products
and
bank
available to finance,
Inc.—Quarterly Earnings-
taxes
taxes
profit
*Loss.—V.
12-12
40c
Year-end
Weston
not
(4)
the
without
Net
Stationery Ce.—
•
retire
'Without
$1.25 2-16-53
„
a
guess
to
ov
preterred A (quar.)
Western Ry. of Alabama.'
Western Tablet &
he said,
financing of its continuing construction
program)
page
resin,
filed
income
_
before
inc.
have
we
here
reported
President, announced that the company plans
including the purchasing of equipment and
additional foundry buildings on a
long-term basis.
sales
Fed.
fair
are to
expire on Dec. 9. The offering
has been underwritten
by Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.) and
program
Quarter Ended—
Co.—
A
Murray,
of
and
scription warrants
ccnsist
of
income
par,
Valcar Enterprises,
*25c
lines."
PROCEEDS—The net pioceeds( will be
record
subscription
at
1953
stores
company
Non¬
tax.
source.
incorrect.
properties
Nov.
for
Of
the $200,000
outstanding.
+40c
(quar.)
first
dealer
for
Western Light & Telephone
Co., Inc.—Stock Offered
—The company on Nov. 23 made an
offering to its com¬
mon stockholders of record
Nov. 26 of 65,168 additional
shares of common stock
(par $10) at $22 per share on the
basis of one new share for each
five shares held. Sub¬
Corp., New York—Files With SEC—
on
additional
176, p. 1868.
The company is a
public
electric service in portions of
representatives
expansion
the
3
50c
Inc
11-28
1
30c
_.
11-14
12-10
Division.
covering $94,720 of
be
15c
;
•
RR.
12-15
12-10-
15c
_______
:
1
12-15
give
primarily in such
pocketbooks
.The'corporation
William
.ViJginia Coal & Coke Corp. (quar.)
West Virginia
Pulp & Paper (quar.)
;
Westecl Products, Ltd.—
;
Lines,
5
net
Co
12-
12-15
by
Utica Radiator
12-10
12-10
securi¬
Wect
Extra
be
merchandise
—V.
i
1
12-22
50c
65c
West-Indies Sugar Corp.—
.
of
polyvinyl chloride
processing characteristics
superior
to
sales
realized
from
Snowdrift
12-
25c
25c
net
—
&
dates
upholstery, luggage,
-
both
1
11-25
2
1-
$1.25
2
*
Co.—
——
Oil
the
is
1-15
11-35
-
12-15
25c
;
Gardner
Extra
2
of
stores
new
stated.
associates.
holders
straight
the
present
1
7%.
*
$1.50
(quar.)
45c
profits
income
:
Wesson
4
2-
Fund—
end
ties
Wells
12-
'
12-18
12-15
with
12-
25c
deductible
number
Connor
1,800 dealers.
12-
than
The
has
to
12-12
tax.
or
failures
1,500
12-15
35c
Canadian
tax
tax
Mr.
20
about
12-15
75c
(Continued from
road
Naugatuck Chemical
2
37 Vac
-
Wecden & Co.,- common (s-ar
4%
preferred
(quar.)—
Wellington
this
$170,000,000, he said.
total
budgeting
potential for
25c
1-2
up to 41%
more
original tread
previously realized in tires sold at regular prices.
Development of a new vinyl resin
specifically for the plastic film
and
sbeetihg
industry was
announced
Dec.
2
8
1-
62 %c
Power
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.),_
Wealdon (The) Co._
Welex
12-
1-15
reduce
miles
12-22
12-18
50c
i
(quar.)
Water
5
1-
25c
____
preferred
dollars
irtcome tax.
:• r:
to
1
20c
tquar.)__i
,
5%
Washington
1-
'
common
*
12-12
General Corporation and
Investment News
12-31
12-15
the
are
elements required for such
growth,
56V4C
(quar.)
the
dealers."
125
"Combining both wholesale and retail I believe
territory to push our volume to $300,000,000
7-10
2
to
We
of
open
balance
12-19
40c
90c
common
1-
add
outlets.
measured
like
additional
1-10
will
11-14
1st preferred (quar,),
Warner &
Swasey Co
-
Funds,
published
12-15
1—
Extra
12-20
15c
for
resident
payment
Previous
3
12-12
6%
2
4-10
25c
Funds, less 15%
15%;
Less British
11-13"
2
Warncr-Hudnut, Inc.,
closed
Less Jamaica income
y Corrected
12-19
12-22
(year-end)—-
Warren Brothers Co.,
12-
2
1-
40c
(s-a)
1-
looks
consistently
175 now, excluding the
metropolitan areas of New
York, Chicago and Philadelphia. On the dealer side
there are calculated
to be in our
territory enough markets of sufficient size to
support an
5
1-31-53
to
store
increase
25c
Canadian
tax
8
20c
•_
Corp.
12-
—:!
(quar..)_
Special
not
S.
it
12- 5
12-
net
"We have
1-10
2
1-
—:S.—.—
(quar.)__—_
Wall Street Investing Corp._
12-19
4-30-53
(year-end)
x
7-17
12-10
(quar.)
Inc.
in
resident
4-17
12-20
Ltd
Corp." (quar.)
Mines,
Waldorf. System,
tPayable
U.
a
5
12-19
expect
company
and
12-10
1-20
books
in
5
1—
tquar.j
12-
37%c 7-31-53
a
2
35c
common
tPayable
9
12-22
25c
•Transfer
"We
and
5
37V2c
_!______
Zonite Products Corp.
1-lb
37 V2C
7%
preferred (quar.)-,.—^
Wabasso Cotton Co., Ltd..
•Wagner Electric
2-1-03
37V2C
:
Visking Corp. (quar.)
Vogt luxg. Corp. (year-end)—.—,——
Vuican
72 C
12-
37V2c
_,
11-28
12-20
preferred
2
20c
_
Extra
11-28
12-20
$1.25
;
(quar.)
Coal & Coke
12-20
$1.01
common
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door Co. (quar.)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)
Zeigler Coal & Coke (quar.)
12-10
1-
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
.
12-19
$1.50
Co.,
preierrea
mately 2,740 and the dollar volume just under
11-28
10c
j._
Corp., common (quar.)
4 %%
preferred
(quar.)
Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire Corp.
5
—
(quar.)
Yorx
11-26
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
12-
12-15
50c
_
preferred
6%
1
12-21
—.—.
,«x
(accum.)—
$4.20
12-
20c
—
Pump Co.
(year-end)
Corp.
(year-end)
:
Virginia Carolina Chemical—
Mfg.
t>%
1
50c
(quar.)
Viking
Vinco
6%
12-
Tile
6%
12-20
12-15
Fibre
'
12-20
-
12-10
50c
Cab
Holders
Payable of Rec.
75c
Extra
2- 4
2
1-
Towne
Yankee
Yellow
t$l
(year-end I
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Extra
12-15
*50c
Co.,
1
$50c
(quar.)
Mfg.
12-
&
When
Share
Wyckoff Steel Co.
Extra
Viceroy
Per
Name of Company
5
„„
Ltd.
~
12-
of Cuba—
Co.
t>ugar
Year-end
Viau,
Payable of Rec.
12-15
(quar.)
55
Holders
30c
Vapor Heating, 6% preierred tquar./
Vceder-Root, Inc. (quar.)
Verney Corp. of Canada, com. (initial)
Veiwciites-uamaguey
When
and
both
&
27
by
a
new
Gilbert
lock
W.
is
presently constructing a hardware manufacturing
Tenn., and is operating hardware plants at Salem,
Mich., in addition to its original hardware
plant, established" in 1868, at Stamford, Conn.
The
plants in Canada, England and Germany manufacture
Gallatin,
Berrien
Towne
Springs,
hardware
Philadelphia
of
a
construct
Nov.
1953.
company
at
manufacturing
Yale
to
on
materials
and
materials
handling
products.
Chicago
are
devoted
exclusively
handling equipment.—V. 176, p. 187.
and
The
to
plants
at
manufacture
^
.
Zenda Gold Mining Co., Seattle, Wash.—Files—
The company
covering
cents
on
1,200,000
Nov. 12, filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at
the
par
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
to repay bank loans ana for mining
operations.—V. 176, p. 1868per
SEC
(10
use<t
'
'
The
56
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle v.
Monday, December 8, 1952
.
(2212)
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
Francisco, at a
net interest of
Bank, of San
Sale
Warrant
issue
sold to Trust
Atlanta,
& Co.,
price of
of Georgia, of
George
M.
Wood
Company
and
of
outlay
capital
school warrants was
jointly, at a
Sept. 1, 1952. Le¬
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Bir¬
Montgomery,
Sale
of
issue
An
—
Marion
aonds.
Due
issue
(J-J)
composed of Hugh Marx &
Co., Watkins,
and Odess, Martin
& Herzberg, all of Birmingham.
Dated Oct. 1, 1952.
Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
Morrow & Co.,
&
of
100.64,
at a price
basis of about 2.92%.
a
).
iatiori,
(P. O. Clifton), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 build¬
1—v. 176,
p. 2008—were awarded to Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co., of Phoenix.
C.
at
Montague, Calif.
2109—were awarded to a group
composed of the Bank of America
Trust & Savings Asso¬
National
Francisco,
Los
Blake
D.
Fred
of
all
&
San
Co.,
Angeles, and C. N. White &
3V4s, at a price
basis of about 3.219%.
Co., Oakland,
of 100.38, a
as
School
Alamitos
Offering
Bond
District,
J.
B.
—
the
for
Calif.
Smith,
1952.
Due
interest
of
Dated
(J-D)
Principal
1953
and
at office
Orange County.
payable
of
Treasurer
15,
Dec.
from
15
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1972
to
$62,000
of
purchase
bonds.
building
Legality approved by O'Melveny
&c Myers, of Los Angeles.
Banning Elementary School
District, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
2109—were
Dec.
1—v.
176,
p.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at
price of 100.01, a net interest
cost of about 3.18%, as follows:
a
$24,000 3V4s.
to
1961
$21,000
1968
Due
Jan. 1, 1954
inclusive.
3s.
Due
Jan.
1962 to
Due Jan. 1, 1969 to
of Michigan Corporation,
New
York,
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff & Her¬
&
rington, of San Francisco.
Salida
and
Offeriing
Bend
—
L.
L.
P.
O.
&
Box
914,
Modesto,
until 8
Francisco
(City and County),
California
Offering
Bond
—
Jan.
(J-J)
R.
Mc-
Grath, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Dec. 8 for
purchase of $15,000,000 bonds,
divided
as
follows:
1—v. 176,
p. 2109—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Bank of Amer¬
bonds.
Due
on
Dec.
1953 to 1967 inclusive.
on
Dec.
from
1
1967 inclusive.
1953
Due
to
on
♦
(
Dec.
i
payable
Treasurer's
1
from
1
>
■
1953
to
and
1973
the
at
in¬
interest
County
office.
Three Rivers Union School District,
Tulare
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
received
by
C.
H.
will
Grant,
County Clerk, until 10 a.m. (PST)
on
Dec.
9 for the purchase of
$20,000 building bonds. Dated Dec.
15, 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from 1953
to
1961
inclusive. Principal and
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
to
Bond
Associate
Jefferson County
bonds,
par on
gality
Maroa Unit School
Other
A. G. Becker & Co.
District No. 2
III.
(P. O. Maroa),
ex¬
offering group in¬
lowest rate of interest. Le
approved by Chapman
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bonds
000
—
desired on 2% „
plus premium, and also a
ing bonds. Bids
incident to
Underwriters
341
Superintendent of the Board o
Education, will receive sealed bid
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 1
for the purchase of $75,000 build
of the foregoing.
any
No.
District
E.
Sold—An issue
school
bonds
&
Bolander
was
Co.,
of $296
sold to
of Bloo
ington.
Incor¬
McHenry County Sch. Dist. No. 7
Central Republic Com¬
(P. O. Woodstock), III.
(Incorporated); Goldman
Bond Sale—The $550,000 buil
Sachs & Co.; John Nuveen & Co.;
ing bonds offered Dec. 2 we
Stone & Webster Securities Cor¬
awarded to the Harris Trust
poration; Union Securities Corpo
ration; B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.; Savings Bank of Chicago, as 2V2
White, Weld & Co.; Bacon, Whip¬ at a price of 100.58, a basis
ple & Co.; William Blair & Com¬ about 2.37%. Dated Jan. 1, 19
pany;
Harris, Hall & Company and due on Jan. 1 from 1954
(Incorporated); Hornblower & 1972 inclusive. Interest J-J. L
Weeks; The Illinois Company; Lee gality approved by Chapman
Higginson Corporation; Paine, Cutler, of Chicago.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Paul
Pike County Community Unit Sc
H. Davis & Co.; First of Michigan
pany
Corporation; First Securities Com¬
of Chicago; The Milwaukee
Company; F. S. Moseley & Co
M u 11 a n e y
Wells & Company;
Stern Brothers & Co.; F. S. Yantis
pany
,
&
Incorporated; Barcus, Kin¬
Co.
Bosworth &
Co. Incorporated; Julien Collins &
Company; Dempsey & Company;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co. In¬
dred
&
Consolidated Sch.
(P. O. Golden), Colo.
Weeden
&
Co.
Cruttenden & Co.;
ler
&
Co.;
(P.O. Griggsville), I
No. 4
Bond
Sale—The $330,000
buil
28—v. 1
p. 2008—were awarded to Bare
Kindred & Co., of Chicago, at
ing bonds offered Nov.
price
of
104.
H.
V.
INDIANA
California
(P.
O.
Township,
R. R.
Sch. Tw
North Judson),
Indiana
Incorporated;
Dempsey-Tege-
Sattley & Co.
Sills, Fairman
&
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ Incorporated;
tion, will receive sealed bids until Harris Incorporated; Channer Se¬
Bond Offering—Edwin H. Grant,
Dist.
Braun,
Co.;
corporated;
Dist. No. R-l
#
1960 inclusive.
1954
COLORADO
1,000,000 series D, airport bonds.
-
from
1
10,000,000 series D, school bonds.
Due
Dec. 9
on
or
High School
(P.* O.
Lewiston), Fulton
County), III.
Offering — Keith Parry
Lewiston Community
porated;
Ostly,
of $300,000 build¬
Principal
interest
$1,000,000 series F, street improve¬
ment
1
necessary
penses
clude:
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due
on
engineering
and
financial
members of the
(PST)
a.m.
for the purchase
be
John
Fran¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
clusive.
San
San
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the County ' Treasurer's
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of San Francisco.
of
Angeles, and C. N*. White
bids until 9
Legality approved by Or¬
all
Temple City School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Locey,
Secretary, will receive
bids at the Board's office,
of
Co.,
&
Co., of Oakland.
(PST) on Dec. 11 for the
purchase of $210,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1952. Due on June
15 from
1954 to 1992 inclusive.
District, Calif.
Los
of
p.m.
Sale—The $550,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec.
Issue—Proceeds from
the sale of these bonds will, be
used for the acquisition of prop¬
erty for and construction of five
multiple level eff-street parking
facilities
located in the central
business district of the city; for
the construction of four off-street
parking areas and purchase of
four
existing parking areas; to
complete
payment of approxi¬
mately 22,000 parking meters
heretofore purchased by the city;
to purchase 5,000 additional park¬
ing meters now on order, and for
the payment of all necessary legal
& Williams, Stone
Youngberg,
District
sealed
Schwabacher
Lawson, Levy
Sanitary District, Stanislaus
County, Calif.
Chicago.
Cutler, of Chicago.
cisco, Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox,
Principal
from
Bond
Dean
Co.,
First
inclusive.
Calaveras Joint Union High School
&
interest
the
1,
Barth
J.
&
Co., both of San Fran¬
cisco, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Beane,
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis,
of
Chicago,
inclusive.
30,000 3V4s.
1978
on
Witter
Co., of Chicago,
& Co., of Los
Staats
R.
Angeles,
the Bank
to
&
Angeles,
Los
(J-D) payable at the Town Treas¬
urer's
office. Legality
approved
inclusive.
office.
$75,000 building
awarded
receive
purchase of $65,000
5ewer bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1952.
Due on Dec. 15 from 1954 to 1983
Dec. 15 for the
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Dec.
9
William
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
ciation, Lawson, Levy & Williams,
Youngberg,
will
Clerk,
Town
don,
the
of
of
Bank
Nuveen
John
Offering—Beulah R. Gor¬
Bond
due
1978
to
syndi¬
cate: Blyth & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, First Boston Corp., Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,
California
176,
1968
National Bank of Peoria
are
Purpose of
members
Other
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
build¬
from
1
Jan.
1967
$264,000 2y4s,
and
inch;
due
to
1963
to the Com¬
1909—were awarded
mercial
and accrued interest.
part of an author¬ Lake County School District No. 6
(P. O. Lake Forest), III.
ized issue of $50,000,000 and are
Bond Offering—Philip L. Speipayable solely from revenue of
parking facilities. The bonds are del, Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
dated July 1, 1952, and mature on ucation, will receive sealed bid
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 16 fo
July 1, 1982. Callable beginning
the purchase of $1,150,000 buildin
July 1, 1962. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J)
payable at the City bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1952. Due o
Treasurer's
office; at the First Dec. 1 from 1953 to 1972 inclusive
National Bank of Chicago, or at Principal and interest (J-D) pay
the principal office of the city's able at the First National Bank o
Forest. Legality approve
fiscal agent in New York City. Lake
Legality approved by Chapman & by Isham, Lincoln & Beale, o
inclusive.
81,000 l%s. Due on Dec. 31 from
$50,000
from
1
2s,
$120,000
inch;
Jan.
on
follows:
cost of about 1.67%, as
Calif.
ing bonds offered Dec. 2—v.
&
1962
on
San
of
£69.000 1 y>s. Due on Dec. 31 from
1953 to 1955 inclusive.
CALIFORNIA
Stone
& Co., Lawson,
Francisco, and
N. White & Co., of Oakland,
a price of 100.046, a net interest
all
aerg,
ing bonds offered Dec.
p.
J. Barth
Levy & Williams, Stone & Young-
Sch. Dist. No. 3
Sale—The
&
due
1978
to
600,000 bonds, as follows: $96,000
4V4s, due on Jan. 1 from 1954
to
1957 inch; $120,000
13/4s,
due on Jan. 1 from 1958 to
Bank
Trust
2V4s,
1968
from
1
inclusive.
176,
of America
Savings Asso-
of
National
$374,000
and
Jan.
on
2008—were awarded to a group
composed
of
inch;
bonds offered Dec. 2—v.
ng
made public re-offering
obligations on Dec. 3 at a
the
The bonds
from
1
Jan.
on
build-
Sale—The $150,000
Bond
Bisbee, jointly, at a price of par.
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
price of par
$170,000 2s, due
1963 to 1977
1962 inch;
to
District, Calif.
build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 1—v. 176,
p. 2008—were awarded to Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co., of Phoenix, and
of
13/4s, due on Jan. 1 from 1958
School
Elementary
Park
Menlo
Sale—The $180,000
Alameda School District,
ILLINOIS
wa¬
$850,000 bonds, as follows: $136,000 43/4s, due on Jan. 1 from
1954
to
1957
incl.; $170,000
Kaiser
Co., and Dean Witter & Co., all
(P. O. Bisbee), Ariz.
'v
Bond
Sale—The $1,450,000
bonds and
2109—were awarded to a group
a.
ARIZONA
.
O.
(P.
Dec.
fered
composed of Weeden & Co.,
County Sch. Dist. No. 9
Greenlee County
School District No. 1
Gibson City), ,111.
Offering—Robert
Ogles,
Ford County
ter system
:f San Francisco, as 3s,
& Merchants Bank
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Valley Water
Santa Clara
Conservation District, Calif.
Bond
$150,000
bonds was sold to the
White-Phillips Co., of Davenport.
Dated Nov. 1, 1952. Legality ap¬
sewer
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Chicago, III.
improvement bonds of¬
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 10 for the
Bond Sale —A banking group
2 —v. 176, p. 2008 —
purchase
of
$800,000
building
headed jointly by Blyth & Co.,
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
bonds.
cisco.
headed by the Bank of America Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Harnman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Glore,
Little Lake School District,
Greater Peoria Airport Authority
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Forgan & Co., and John W. Clarke
(P. O. Peoria), III.
ciation, of San Francisco, at a
& Co., Inc., purchased $22,600,000
Bond Sale—The $312,000 buildBond Sale—The $265,000 2Vs%
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
3 3/4 % parking facility revenue bonds offered Nov. 26—v. 176, p.
ng bonds offered Dec. 2—v. 176, of about 2.20%, as follows:
Co., Berney Perry &
Miners
the
office.
Sanitary
Side Levee and
Bond Sale—An issue of
3%
Co., Torrington.
Savings
&
Trust
sealed
purchase of
the
Moulton
District, III.
Dec. 9
$400,000 tax
to 1978
interest anticipation notes. Dated Dec. 11,
County 1952, and due Dec. 10, 1953. Pay¬
able at the Brooks Bank & Trust
and
at
payable
,
Treasurer's
able at the Bank of
group
the
Principal
City Treasurer, will receive
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
H.
R.
and
Company,
East
Offering—Edwin J. Dowd
Note
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
$200,000 2% and 2V4% State gaso¬
line tax warrants was sold to a
Bond
Pickard, Inc.; H. M.
Torrington, Conn.
for
1954
1 from
Jan.
on
inclusive.
America Na¬
Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco. Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
of Neff & Herrington, of San Fran¬
(P.O.
Hamilton), Ala.
Sale — An
receive sealed
on Dec. 9
for' the purchase
of $1,250,000
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953.
1968 to 1977 in¬
as of Aug. 1, 1954.
Aug. 1 from
clusive. Callable
an
Ostly,
(PST)
bids until 9 a.m.
revenue,
tional
Warrant
Cochise
Company, Inc.; Burns,
CONNECTICUT
Calif.
Angeles County,
County Clerk, will
second
series
Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due
;ewer
by
White,
& Rose, of
County
Ray Allen &
Corbett &
Byllesby and
(Incorporated); J. M.
curities Company; E.
& Company.
School District,
Bond Offering—Harold J.
purchase of $300,000
Dec. 9 for the
Dated Nov. 1, 1952.
Birmingham.
Legality
approved
Bradley, Arant, All
Birmingham.
Hayward, Calif.
Offering — Templeton
Tall-
Tallmadge, of Denver.
madge &
San Marino Unified
Jamieson, City Clerk, will receive
jealed bids until 4 p.m. (PST) on
$250,000 3% farm-to-market and
State gasoline tax warrants was
sold to T. U. Crumpton & Co., of
Legality approved by
office.
San Francisco.
1 from
Los
Bend
Moulton), Ala.
Warrant
from
inclusive.
1968 to 1978
(P. O.
County
inclusive.
Due on Jan.
242,000 3s.
mingham.
Lawrence
a
1962 to 1967
Dated
100.76.
price
about
the
A,
obligation school building
(MST) on Dec. 8 for
of $4,200,000 series
p.m.
purchase
on
The bonds are dated Dec.
An
—
2V4%
100.023,
of
Cullman), Ala.
$150,000
Dec. 1
1953 to 1967 inclusive.
Due
bonds.
Dam
r 11,
■,
general
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1952.
Due Company
1,1952.
Dain & Company; First of Iowa
2.99%, as follows:
on Oct. 1 from 1955 to
1977 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Corporation; McCormick & Co.;
sive. Bonds maturing in 1963 and
£110,000 5s. Due on Jan. 1 from
able at the Treasurer's office, or,
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.;
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
thereafter are callable in inverse
at
holder's option, at the city's
Shaughnessy
& Company, Inc.;
numerical order as of Oct. 1, 1962.
66,000 2V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from fiscal
agency in New York»City.
Robert Showers; M. B. Vick &
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Legality approved by Orrick,
Company;
Walter, Woody and
able
at the
County Treasurer's
132,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of
Heimerdinger; Harold E. Wood &
O.
(P.
County
Cullman
8
Valley
3,000,000 series B, Cherry
Savings
&
Trust
National
ica
ALABAMA
NEGOTIATIONS
PROPOSALS AND
BOND
Bond
Sale—The
$40,000 buil
ing bonds offered Nov. 28—v. 1
p. 2008—were awarded to Fra
E. Hailstone & Co., of Cincinna
Volume 176
Number 5175
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2213)
as
2%s, at
of
price of 100.21, a basis
a
17
for. the purchase of $89,000
certificates of indebtedness. Dated
about 2.08%.
Dec.
Jasper School City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $59,412.34 notes
offered
were
Dec.
3—v.
awarded
176,
to
Dubois
the
County State Bank
the Ger¬
and
American Bank, both of Jas¬
man
1953
2008—
p.
15, 1952. Due
to
1962
specified
(CST)
p.m.
sealed
on
the
purchase of $21,000
fund bonds.
Dated Dec.
Due
semi-annually
apd
Dec.
30
inclusive.
heating
1953
Interest
Jr.,
Parish School
sealed
1954
bids
until
10
(CST)
on
Dec. 8 for the purchase of
$120,000 bonds, divided as follows:
$60,000
a.m.
School
Township bonds.
Due
semi-annually from July
1, 1953, to Jan. 1, 1965 incl.
60,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually
from
1953, to Jan.
July
1965 incl.
1,
1,
10
bonds.
1954
the
(CST)
purchase of
No.
1
from
102
from
1
inclusive.
dated
are
1,
1953. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at the office of the Treas¬
of
urer
the
bank
Parish
Board
at
or
Mason
'
'•
Bond
Housing Authority, La.
Offering—Paul
C.
Reed,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until
(CST) on Dec. 10 for
the purchase of $78,000 series
A,
housing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953.
noon
Due
Jan.
on
,'•••/,
bonds
.i-
City Independent School
District, Iowa
.
Bond
Offering—B. L. Main, Sec¬
retary of the Board of Directors,
2009
1
from
1954
1960
to
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Dec.
1
Dec.
from
1,
1954
1972
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
KANSAS
Emporia,
1%%
sas
on
Kan.
Sale—An issue of $67,886
general
obligation bonds
sold to Zahner &
was
Co., of Kan¬
City. Dated Dec. 1, 1952. Due
Feb.
1
clusive.
from
1954
Principal
to
1963
and
in¬
interest
(F-A) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Dean, Dean, Caldwell & Quinlan, of Topeka.
Great
1
School
Bend, Kan.
Bond
Sale—The
offered
Dec.
school
2—v.
176,
p.
awarded to Barrow,
Co., of Shreveport, and
Minden
Bank, jointly, at a
Maine
May Issue $80,000,000 Bonds
and
1959.
*
360,000 2s. Due
1960 to
The
1952,
dated
are
those
Dec.
1,
from
maturing
1964 to 1968 inclusive
are
optional
of Sept. 1, 1955. Principal
"nterest
(M-S)
payable at
s
Treasurer's
tate
pproved
by
office.
Depew,
and
the
Legality
Weigand,
ook & Curfman, of Wichita.
in
present
estimates
heavy volume of traffic fed direct¬
ly to the Turnpike from New York
City, Boston, Providence, Hart¬
ford, Philadelphia and Washington
and
other
eastern
cities
by
a
$1,000,000,000 bridge and highway
sytem, there appears to be a real
need and every justification for a
Maine
Turnpike Extension, ac¬
cording to a study of the Turnpike
by Tripp & Co., Inc., 40 Wall
Street, New York City, dealers in
and
municipal bonds.
The firm, which headed the un¬
state
will
also
will
receive
ealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
ec. 29 for the purchase of $165,00
recreational facili-
park and
ies
bonds.
"ue
on
Jan.
Dated
1
Jan.
from
1954
1,
to
1953.
1968
nclusive.
Principal and interest
J-J) payable at the Town Treasrer's office, or at any bank speciied by the successful bidder. Leaiity approved by Chapman &
utler, of Chicago.
Rapides Parish, Pineville School
District
No.
52
(P. O.
Certificate
chool
Offering
Treasurer
of
the
the
up
a
syndicate
E. S.
Parish
Board, will receive sealed
ids until 1:45 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
date, debt
Dated
1
total
out
traffic
more
than three
tions
will
estimates
that
are
exceed
30%.
times
in
its
would
coverage
be
about
The
the
bonds
the
over
life
of
the
issue,
according to Tripp & Co.
The
estimates
excess
of
of
cost
the
extension
new
north to
refunding of the approxi¬
mately $20,000,000 currently out¬
standing bonds, the total financing
will
be
from
$75,000,000 to $80,-
!
000,000.
Engineering experts are of the
opinion that the Portland by-pass,
concession
of
make the
and
every
way,
and
rates,
concession
new
better
&
areas
will
over-all Turnpike a
fast
water
supply
system
revenue
bonds. Dated July
1, 1952. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1985
inclusive.
for
by
about
over
above average in¬
in motor vehicle registra¬
tions and
it
other favorable factors,
said.
results
on
through
water
1—v.
176,
to
the
callable
der
en¬
gineers' estimates due to both in¬
creased
traffic
which
rates
effect
with
without
and
have
higher; toll
been
excellent
any
into
put
results
adverse
on
traffic, Tripp & Co. stated.
In
1948,
operation,
the
first
full
year
of
the
Maine
Turnpike
1,390,669 passenger cars
125,502 commercial vehicles,
handled
and
or
a
The notes
In
1,954,170
and
vehicles,
number
road
of
or
203,763
a
The
vehicles
continued
apace
com¬
total of 2,rise
1
bids
until
Dec. 8 for the purchase of
due
Oct. 20, 1953.
on
i
Bond
Town
sealed
$5,000,11, 1952 and
Hingham, Mass.
Offering—Karl C. Hough,
Treasurer,
will
receive
bids
at the
Merchants Na¬
tional Bank of Boston, Room 308,
30 State St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on Dec. 10 for the purchase
$1,860,000 bonds, divided as fol¬
of
lows:
$1,560,000
school
building
Due
on
1972
bonds.
inclusive.
$300,000
1952.
1933
building
Dec.
on
1972
from
1
school
Due
The
Dec.
1
bonds.
from
1953
inclusive.
bonds
at
to
dated
are
Dec.
the
Merchants
1,
pay¬
National
by
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
in
the
handled
by
in 1952 and
it is expected that total traffic for
Palmer
&
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Bonds
Not
Sold—No
bids
veterans'
bonds
2110.
were
project
Dec.1 3—v. 176, p.
offered
of
srle
limited
City
sealed
Controller,
bids
will
until
re¬
10
a.m.
Dec. 9 foi- the purchase
on
following:
$5,000,000 series
bonds.
Due
Q,
Dated
on
1982
Dec.
public
Dec.
15
inclusive.
series
1953
2110—were
p.
Salomon
Bros.
&
to
New
York
City, as 1.60s, at a price of
100.20, a basis of about 1.53%.
Revere, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $55,000 munici¬
pal
relief
were
bonds
offered
Dec.
3
awarded to Goldman, Sachs
Co., New York City, as l%s,
at a price of 100.09, a basis of
about 1.73 ^
The
bonus
to
Principal
uated
on
Stone, of Detroit.
Michigan
(State of)
sewer
15,
from
1952.
1953
to
special
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
bonds.
Dated Dec.
payable at
interest
until
1, 1952.
Due
on
a
bank
or
trust
com¬
in Detroit, Chicago or New
City, to be selected by the
pany
York
State Treasurer with the approval
of
the State Highway Commis¬
as¬
Sept.
sioner.
Proceeds
of
issue will be
used to pay cost of
Inter¬
limited
and
bids
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1971 inclusive.
Bonds maturing in 1967 and there¬
after are callable
as
of
Oct. 1,
1957. Principal and interest (A-O)
Sept. 15 from
1957 inclusive.
sealed
(EST) on Dec. 16 for the
purchase of $20,000,000 Limited
Access
Highway Dedicated Tax
Interest J-D.
52-1,
receive
a.m.
constructing a
highway in the
access
State to be known
payable
Toledo
the Detroit-
as
Expressway.
The bonds
obligations of the
City of Detroit in Detroit, Chicago
State or of any
New York City.
municipal unit
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ thereof, being payable solely from
specified revenues derived from
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
motor vehicle taxes.
Legality ap¬
Garden City, Mich.
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Bond Sale—The $25,000 public dock
&
Stone, of Detroit, and
library bonds offered Nov. 26— Wood, King &
Dawson, of New
v.
176, p. 2009—were awarded to York City.
/.'•'
McDonald-Moore & Co., of De¬
Napoleon Rural Agricultural
troit.
School District, Mich.
Hemlock Rural Agricultural School
Bond Offering — Raymond C.
District, Mich.
Snider, Secretary of the Board of
Bond Offering — A. J. Basner,
Education, will receive sealed bids
Secretary of the Board ofEduca- until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 15 for
tion, will receive sealed bids until the purchase of $165,000
are
not general
or
8 p.m. (EST)
purchase
of
April
and
1,
Dec.
11
$175,000
from
1
1954
Bonds
thereafter
verse
building
on
to
Principal
chaser.
a
designated
on
in¬
in
1959
callable in
are
(A-O) payable at
Due
1971
maturing
numerical order
1958.
for the
building
Dated Dec. 1, 1952.
clusive.
in¬
of April
as
interest
and
bank
or
trust
the
by
pur¬
Purchaser to furnish legal
bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1952. Due
on
May 1 from 1954 to 1970 inclusive.
Bonds maturing in 1966 and there¬
after
callable
are
numerical order
in
of
as
inverse
May 1, 1956.
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
at
a
bank
trust
or
pay¬
company
in the State
designated by the suc¬
Legality approved
by Berry, Stevens, Barbier, Evely
cessful bidder.
&
MacFarlane, of Detroit.
Perrinton, Mich.
Jefferson
Consolidated
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Monroe), Mich.
Note Sale—The
ticipation
notes
awarded
&
$54,850 tax
offered
an¬
Dec.
3
to
Kenower, MacCo., of Detroit, as fol¬
Bond
Offering
— Iris
E. Drake,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 10
for the purchase of
$18,000 water
supply
system
Dated
Jan.
1,
bonds.
revenue
1953.
Due
on
1
$27,500
Principal and interest (J-J)
Dec.
1,
Dec. 1 from
notes
at
2.70%,
plus
a
premium of $55.
27,350 notes at 2.738%,
premium of $5.47.
tax
anticipation
Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
27,350 tax anticipation
Due Sept. 1, 1954.
from
able
at
1954
the
to
1965
Jan.
inclusive.
Commercial
pay¬
National
a
Bank, Ithaca. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
notes.
Red ford Union Schools, Dist. No. 1
plus
Stone, of Detroit.
Sale consisted of:
$27,500
(P. O. Detroit), Mich.
notes.
Note
Offering
Donald,
Dated Dec. 1, 1952.
receive
Kaleva, Mich.
Boi; d
son,
art
or¬
trust company to be des¬
or
dock &
at the current official bank of the
&
IP52, and mature
are
numerical
lows:
awarded
Hutzlei
thereafter
inverse
of
July 1, 1956. Principal
interest (J-J) payable at a
bank
est M-S.
Arthur
Bedford, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $200,000
public
welfare bonds offered Dec. 3—v.
176,
and
matur¬
ignated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
11
were
the rate of interest to 2 ■■:>%.
New
Bonds
1,
1954
opinion.
housing
Conditions
in
Dec.
from
will
•
Detroit, Mich.
Bond Offering—John H. Wither-
submitted for the $8,270,000 Stateaided
1957
1
ler, State Highway Commissioner,
company
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
July
the Chelsea State Bank.
bonds.
Principal and interest
able
to
dated
are
on
inclusive.
in
as
and
on
15, 1952.
on
Due
1971
Principal and interest payable at
Trust
(EST)
noon
1952.
Bond Offering—Charles M. Zieg-
are
mature
365,000
000 notes. Dated Dec.
1951, the road handled
cars
Dec.
were
dated Dec. 1, 1952,
March
1, 1953.
and
Boston, Mass.
Note Offering—Daniel M. Driscoll, City Treasurer, will receive
total of 1,516,171 all type ve¬
hicles.
offered
to Kenower, MacCo., of Detroit, at 2.06%.
Arthur &
sessment
and
effect
notes
awarded
were
MASSACHUSETTS
sealed
bonds
ing
of the
Mercantile
The
(J-D) payable at the Peo¬
National Bank of Bay City.
ticipation
3
composed of
3.74%.
Purchaser to furnish legal opinion.
Chelsea School District, Mich.
Sale—The $20,000 tax an¬
Dec.
group
a
Sattley & Co., McDonaldMoore
&
Co., bo<|i of Detroit,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Channer
Securities Corp., both of
Chicago,
S. R. Livingstone, Crouse &
Co.,
of Detroit, and Allison-Williams
Co., of Minneapolis, as 3%s, at a
price of 100.06, a basis of about
ples
Note
$640,000 build¬
offered
to
V.
terest
2009—were
p.
H.
to
(EST)
$250,000 sewer
system bonds offered
bonds
awarded
(P. O.
Shores), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
ing
building bonds.
ceive.
Sale—The
St. Clair
Dated Dec. 1,
1952. Due on June 1 from 1954 to
1956 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Co., Baltimore.
Oc¬
more-^an 50% above
Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 11 for the purchase of
$225,-
spoon,
I
MARYLAND
1952
traffic
Offering—Dorothy C. Neal,
District
School District No. 3
Sept.
on
inclusive.
Michigan
Bond
project in
according to Tripp
Co.
as
feeders,
creases
1964
Township Unit Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Route 56, Bay City),
stronger
estimates is due to improved high¬ .Bank of Boston. Legality approved
way
to
Bangor
000
includes
indica¬
and
total
1, 1952. Due
1953
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the State
Savings Bank,
Ann Arbor.
Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
200
total
principal and interest
requirements of the outstanding
the
on
as
Nov.
from
serv¬
Turnpike
new
pointed
157,933 vehicles.
—
it has to
as
times
Maine Turnpike, which was open¬
ed on Dec. 13, 1947, has increased
mercial
Alexandria), La.
iken,
head
underwriting
will be
Offering—Louise W. Tal-
Clerk,
future
the
and
tober, 1952, both gross and net
earnings of the Turnpike for 1952
Leesville, La.
Town
indenture
require¬
by about 30%, and if traffic
increases only half as fast in the
,
LOUISIANA
Bond
exceed
awarded
earnings of
Turnpike far
Maine
of
excess
Based
ey,
will
Dec.
On the basis of proven
the
engineers'
1968 inclusive.
bonds
and
Sept. 1 from
on
Principal
—
that
Sept. 1, 1958
es¬
steadily this year and so
rapidly that net earnings for 1952
and
Turnpike Authority, Me.
study
on
revenue
Easton, Md,
$160,000 4%s. Due
80,000 l%s. Due
net
engineers'
climbed
Bond
issue,
Sept. 1 from
and
timates for 1965, the study stated.
Gross
and
net
revenues
have
MAINE
bond
on
1969
approximate
price of 100.01.
derwriting syndicate in the origin¬
al financing of the road and which
.1954 to 1957 inclusive.
will
revision
$50,000
Sale—Zahner & Co., of
City, Mo., recently pur¬
chased $600,000 Board of Educa¬
tion bonds, divided as follows:
Kansas
timates for
additional
Districts
were
—
the
1952.
to
inclusive.
Bond
Parish
Leary &
will receive sealed and
open bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 17 for
the purchase of
$1,200,000 build¬
ing
inclusive;
payable at the Na¬
Shawmut Bank of Boston.
tional
plus the Northern extension, plus
Bond
'
1957
in
Ville Platte
(P. O. Minden), La.
'
to
interest
was
Augusta will be from $55,000,000
to $60,000,000.
If the new issue
IOWA
'
totaled
revenues
1953
and
by-passing Portland and
Indianapolis.
'
ve¬
-
purchaser.
Webster
v
'
1948, while gross in¬ Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Bonds maturing in 1962 and there¬
$669,795 and net income Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
after are callable as of Jan.
$449,297/ In 1951, gross in¬
1957. Principal and interest
MICHIGAN
(J-J)
come
was
reported at $1,217,300
payable at a bank or trust com¬
and net income at $929,419, and
Ann Arbor, Mich.
pany to be designated by the pur¬
for the year ended October,
Bond Offering—Fred J.
1952,
Looker, chaser.
Legality
approved
bygross income was listed at $1,458,City Clerk> will receive sealed Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
328 and net income at
bids until 3 p.m.
$1,139,373.
(EST) on Dec. 19 Stone, of Detroit.
For the year 1952, gross revenue for the
purchase of $200,000 gen¬
Lake and Erin Twps. Fractional
will approximate
engineers' es¬ eral obligation fire station bonds.
to
be designated by the
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
a
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
■
'
was
ice
Jan.
inclusive.
approved
v:V
ments
No.
Jan.
on
1973
104
inclusive.
District
Due
bonds
follows:
as
Jan.
on
1973
to
of
District
School
Each issue is dated Oct.
1, 1952.
Interest J-J.
Legality
will exceed 2,300,000
•
$655,215
come
a.m.
the
Due
to
485,000
The
Township Trustee, will receive
for
School
bonds.
Legality
Spiceland Township (P. O.
Spiceland), Ind.
Bond Offering—Kenneth
Bogue,
Newton,
Board, will receive
until
10
$85,000
Miller, of Indianapolis.
sealed
bids
Feb.
on
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
v
H.
$570,000 bonds, divided
to ,1955
J-D.
Offering—J.
Secretary-Treasurer
1, 1952.
June 30
on
from
bids
Dec. 8 for
pur¬
Amite), La.
Bond
School Corporation (P. O.
1
the
Tangipahoa Parish School Dists.
(P. O. 313 East Oak Street,
Kentland-Jefferson Consolidated
until
by
■
Vehicular
-
jointly, as 4s, at a price of
100.27, a basis of about 3.91%.
Trustees, will receive
Principal
chaser.
per,
Kentland), Ind.
Bond Offering—Wilbur L.
Olson,
Secretary of the Board of School
inclusive.
interest (J-D) payable at the
District Treasurer's office, or at
bank
hicles.
Dec. 15 from
on
and
any
the year
57
Offering—William John¬
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
Dec. 15 for the purchase of
on
$65,000
(EST)
of
sealed
on
Gertrude Mac-
Treasurer,
bids
until
8
will
p.m.
Dec. 8 for the purchase
$70,000 tax anticipation no^es.
Dated Dec. 5,
5,
—
District
k953.
1952.
Due
T
on
Auril
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, December 8, 1952
...
(2214)
58
School District, Mich.
—
C. E. Dilley,
South Haven
the Board of Edu¬
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 10 for
the purchase of $600,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1952. Due on
1971 inclu¬
maturing in 1964 and
sive. Bonds
callable in inverse
as of April 1,
Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield,
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Pad¬
District
Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
until 8 p.m. (EST) on
000
purchase of $127,-
16 for the
Dec.
1 from 1956 to
proved by Miller, Canfield,
dock & stone, of Detroit.
Pad¬
bids
(EST) on Dec. 10 for
until 5 p.m.
the
of $33,000 building
Dated Jan. 10, 1953. Due
purchase
bonds.
July 10 from 1954 to 1968 in¬
clusive. The bonds maturing in
on
callable in
numerical order as of July
1961 and thereafter are
inverse
Principal
1960.
10,
Paddock
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
by
numerical order as of Jan. 1, 1961.
tional Sch. Dist. No. 5 (P. O.
2065 Cass Lake
by
Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
No.
1
Offering
1
Nov.
on
and thereafter
verse
to
1953
from
Bonds
in-'
1969
bids until 2 p.m.
Jan.
on
are
1
from
1956
of Nov.
interest
Detroit
Trust Co., Detroit.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
1,
1960.
(M-N)
Principal and
payable at the
1973
to
as
of Jan. 1,
able
at
suitable bank desig¬
the successful bidder.
Marshall
&
Earth
County Independent
ceive
(CST)
Clerk,
District
Schwarz,
sealed
until
bids
will
8
re¬
of
$140,000 building bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1953. Due on Jan. 1 from
1955 to 1973 inclusive.
Bonds
2
of
Broadwater County
School District
—
provement bonds offered Nov. 26
1910—were awarded
& Hopwood, of
Piper, Jaffray
Minneapolis,
3s,
as
at
price of
a
(P. O. Newfolden),
Offering
—
Due
1980
inclusive.
on
Jan.
H.
P.
1 from
Bonds
1956 to
maturing
are
order
numerical
callable
as
Morrill,
Neb.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 electric
bonds offered
Dec.
1—v.
176,
p.
2010—were
awarded to the First Trust Co., of
system
revenue
Lincoln,
a
NEW
by the purchaser. Legality
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 8 (P. O. Ada), Minn.
Note
of
fund
the
a
28
Nov.
indebtedness.
1952.
Due
on
Dated
June
to 1971 inclusive.
1
Dec.
from
Certificates
turing in 1963 and thereafter
callable
as
of June
1, 1962.
ma¬
ing
and
improvement
at
notes
awarded
National
Bank
discount,
0.70%
Bond
Sale—The
offered
were
Dec.
to
banking institution des¬
Co., of Boston,
100.26,
a
a
basis
as
Hutton &
E.
2s, at
2110—
p.
a
bids
B.
Clerk,
until
2
C.
Offering
sealed
receive
(EST)
—
Alexander
price of
on
bids
until
"There is projected,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
15
P.
bonds, divided
$41,500
general
bonds.
will
as
an
en¬
Turnpike.
This is
East-
an
Authority's staff in
by the
con¬
pal officials. It would begin at a
point in Hu.dson County, cross
Essex
and Morris Counties into
Warren
it
where
County
two
would
bridges
connect
with
being
across the Delaware
Pennsylvania."
new
built
River to
of Revenue
and
Finance, will
ceive sealed bids until
Dec.
on
the
for
16
$1,309,000
of
purchase
divided
bonds,
re¬
(EST)
noon
fol¬
as-*
'■
lows:
$660,000 water bonds. Due
7
on
Jan.
from. 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
*1
649,000 public improvement and
apparatus bonds. Due on Jan.
-
1 from 1954 to 1969 inclusive.
;
bonds
Jan.. 1,
dated
are
at
payable
proved
Dec. 11 for the purchase
C. Ellen-
stein, Director of the Department
interest (J-J)
State
Legality ap¬
Hoyt & Wash¬
National
the
Newark.
of
by
Reed,
burn. of New
North
City.
York
Plainfield, N. J.
— Frederick
A.
Bond Offering
$175,000
assessment bonds.
sewer
Dec.
1
on
from
1954
to
inclusive.
assessment
street
Dec.
1
bonds.
from
inclusive.
1954
from
1
to
i
1954
sealed
on
of
Clerk,
Borough
ceive
will
until
bids
8
Due
to
on
1957
inclusive.
All of the bonds are dated Dec.
Principal and interest
payable at the Manville
National Bank, Manville.
Legal¬
1952.
re¬
p.m.
Dec. 12 for the purchase
$215,000
ment and
street,
street
assess¬
bonds. -Dated Jan.
sewer
1, 1953.
equipment bonds.
Dec.
Martin,
(EST)
on
8,000
Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
ity
approved
by
Due
to
inclusive.; Principal
1971
on
Jan.
1 from 1954
and
interest (J-J) payable at the State
Trust Co., Plainfield. Legality ap¬
proved
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
■
Sale—The
$98,000
water
2.70s, at
about
of
New
a
price of 100.27,
*
a
B.
as
basis
2.66%.
Jersey Turnpike Authority,
New
Bond
Sale
—
Goble,
on
of $50,-
follows:
improvement
George
—
sealed
bids
Dec.
on
of
plant
bonds.
Due
on
17
$250,000
1
for
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
sewage
Dated
Dec.
until
Dec.
from
J,
re¬
1953
disposal
1,
1952.
to
1977
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Cinnaminson
Bank & Trust
Co., Riverton. * Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City,
Rockaway, N. J.
_
Barney
announced Dec.
&
2 the
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
Dec.
$76,000
3—v.
water
176,
p.
with
201(>—were
awarded
to
Boland,
institutional in¬ Saffin &
Co., of New York City,
vestors of a new issue of $30,- as
2.45s, at a price of 100.18, a
000.000 1%% second series (series basis of about 2.42%.
*
•
price of
They
A)
bonds at
are
dated July 1,1952, mature Jan.
1958,
1,
-
ceive
Jersey
Smith,
placement
receive
J.
N.
Offering
Spencer, Borough Clerk, will
(EST)
awarded to J.
Co., of Newark,
&
Hanauer
Palmyra,
Bond
chase
2010—were
p.
and
on
8,500 assessment bonds.
p.m.
too,
new
Bank
Millville, N. J.
*.■
(EST)
for the purchase
>
highway which would
be financed independently of the
tirely
p.m.
8
Co., New York City, acting for the
will
direct
a
Thruway.
lows:
Bond
N.
Treasurer,
(3)
and
Bayonne,
$222,000 bonds, divided as fol¬
of
JERSEY
J.
Offering—Frances
connection to.'
Jersey City;
Tunnel,
connection to the New York State
will
Borough Treasurer,
Peltack,
basis of about 1.96%.
Dunellen,
direct
a
(J-D)
of about 2.27%.
Bond
(2)
Holland
1953. Principal and
Authority,
000
Roseville, Minn.
Certificate Offering —
the
The
plant bonds offered Dec. 2—v. 176,
Dec.
sealed
Legality ap¬
Wash¬
Woodbury.
Bank,
National
proved by Reed, Hoyt &
burn, of New York City.
plus
H.
176,
to W.
NEW
Minneapolis.
receive
Mechanics
&
Farmers
of
$155,000 bonds
2—v.
awarded
Borough
Hammersten, Village
re¬
p.m.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1953.
Due on Jan. 1 from
1954 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal
and interest '(J-J) payable at the
1,
Somersworth, N.
of¬
bonds
are
any
8
Dec. 16 for the purchase
on
1958
premium of $1.60.
fered Dec. 2—v. 176, p. 2010—were
awarded to J. M. Dain & Co., of
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at
suitable
1,
1954
pike;
Newark, N. J.
$100,000 building bonds.
39,000
$150,000
were
Merchants
(P. O. Danube), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $80,000 build¬
certificates
will
until
bids
sealed
Due
HAMPSHIRE
Sale—The
offered
C. Lands-
ma¬
A, permanent improve¬
Clerk,
District
Jr.,
Portsmouth, N. H.
Boston,
Norman
Offering—Geo.
net
a
way,
provide (1) a direct con¬
nection to the Pennsylvania Turn¬
Bond Offering—Meyer
Offering—James B. Daw¬
Bond
Due
suitable bank desig¬
approved
Bond
bid reflecting
on a
which
on
under
are
would
Township School District
1963
1, 1972. Principal and interest
Consolidated School District No. 89
revolving
Livingston.
Logan
interest cost of about 2.24%.
Berkeley Heights Township School
District (P. O. Berkeley
Heights), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $450,000 build¬
Offering—H. E. An¬
man, Barker, Scott & Barber, of ing bonds offered Dec. 1—v. 176,
derson, City Clerk, will receive
p.
2010—were awarded to the
Minneapolis.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Union County Trust Co., Eliza¬
Renville
and Kandiyohi Counties
on Dec. 8 for the purchase of
beth, as 2.30s, at a price of 100.21,
$50,ment
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
of
verk, District Clerk, will receive
turing in 1969 and thereafter are sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
callable in inverse numerical or¬ Dec. 9 for the purchase of $650,000
der as of Jan. 1, 1963.
Dated
Jan.
1,
Principal building bonds.
and interest payable at any suit¬ 1953. Due on Jan. 1 from 1956 to
able bank or trust company desig¬ 1983 inclusive. Bonds maturing in
nated
by the successful bidder. 1972 and thereafter are callable
Legality approved by Faegre & as of Jan. 1, 1971. Principal and
interest payable at any suitable
Benson, of Minneapolis.
bank designated by the purchaser.
Breckenridge, Minn.
Legality approved by Dorsey, Col¬
Certificate
000 series
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Livingston National
Bond
Dryud,
in 1973 and thereafter
inverse
Due on Dec.
inclusive.
1971
to
Manville, N. J.
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
on
Dec. 10 for the purchase of $125,000 building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1953.
1, 1952.
1953
from'
NEBRASKA
Bond
extensions,
"These
alignment studies
junction with county and munici¬
Dated Dec.
1
(EST)
(P. O. Townsend), Mont.
Sale
The $25,000 im¬
p.
;
Turnpike, approximately 58
miles in length. It is being studied
bonds.
of
176,
State adequately.
current
son,
MONTANA
Bond
if the Turnpike is to serve the
ary
West
1954 to
inclusive.
—v.
the
for
15
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
(P. O. Bridgeport), N. J.
No. 7
lated. and which seem to be neces-
100.40.
p.m.
Dec. 9 for the purchase
on
Dec.
ceive
nated
(P. O. Vernon Center), Minn.
Offering—Martin H.
Bond
Dec.
Bank
the
to
The bonds mature from
1963
Paul L. Troast,
$173,000 bonds, divided as follows:
Leland.
District
payable at
Consolidated Sch. Dist. No. 24
awarded
were
C*
offered
bonds
partment
bids until 8:30
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
Township
Bank,
^
safety," said Chair-;
"the Author- •
and
services
and
31,000 sewer plant, second series
$30,000 fire de¬
in
"With funds in hand for current
Dec. 2—v. 176,
95,000 sewer plant bonds.
Hatties¬
of
expected
extensions which have been legis¬
Minnesota
Jan.
Blue
49
a
Livingston Township, N. J.
Bond Offering—Charles G. Zahn,
$35,000 high¬
Bank
National
be
.
requirements and for betterments
which
are
planned to improve:
man
price of 100.27, a basis of about
patrol radio station bonds of¬
Bond Sale—The
to
County Independent Sch.
Dist. No.
&
p.
O.
(P.
County
burg.
any
in
MINNESOTA
way
would
$47,000 fire house bonds.
Sale —The
Bond
callable in in¬
numerical order
to
Butcher
of
ing bonds offered
Hattiesburg), Miss.
Principal and interest pay¬
1966.
callable in in¬
as
1954 to
Bonds maturing in 1967
inclusive.
jointly,
100.33,
a
the
Philadelphia,
ity also is in a position to plan for
as
2V4s, at a price of
financing and construction of three
basis of about 2.18%.
both
Sherrerd,
on
Leland, Miss.
District
maturing in 1962
numerical order
2%s.
as
Forrest
Lovik,
W.
A.
—
the
elusive.
of
O. Park
(P.
Clurg, Secretary of the Board of nated by
Education, will receive sealed bids Legality approved by Faegre
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 8 for
Benson, of Minneapolis.
purchase of $900,000 building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1952.
Due
were
Bank
Monroe
1978 inclusive.
Rapids), Minn.
Bond
verse
Keego Harbor), Mich.
Offering — Richard Mc-
the
2
Dec.
offered
to
bonds mature from
The
First
County Independent Sch.
Dist.
awarded
and
Co.,
&
j
26—v.
Nov.
1814—were
p.
Stroud
indus¬
$35,000
fered Dec. 2 were awarded to the
and thereafter are
Road,
Bond
*
bonds
awarded
Colman,
proved
Barker,
Hubbard
offered
of
1965-1966.
The $190,000 fire
—
bonds
estimate
the
engineers, and is in the range of
what
Sale
Bond
house
is almost two and
year
times
half
of
Haddonfield, N. J.
Aberdeen, Miss.
Sale—The
Bond
Legality ap¬
Dorsey,
basis
a
2.92%.
designated by
suitable bank
100.02,
price ,of
a
about 1.69%.
a
Principal and interest payable at
the successful bidder.
fic this
taking $379,000 bonds as 2.95s, at
MISSISSIPPI
Aberdeen,
any
at
Co., of Minneapolis.
Ellenson,
and'
heavy traffic being carried. Traf¬
Co., of Ridgewood, as 1.70s,
Trust
1910—were awarded to a group
composed of the National State
Bank; Ryan, Hanauer & Co., and
F. R. Cole & Co., all of Newark,
1—v.
facilities
service
improve
to
safety in handling the abnormally
—
Keyport School District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $380,000 build¬
water
$10,000
additional
of
needed
improvement bonds offered
176,
p.
2010—were
awarded
to Allison
&
Williams
(CST) on Dec. 18
the purchase of $250,000 build¬
Due
Township Frac-
West Bloomfield
Sale—The
amount
were awarded to the
First National Bank &
2010
Strandquist, Minn.
Dec.
Clerk, will receive sealed
(CST) on Dec. 17
for the purchase of $600,000 build¬
&
ing bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1953.
designated by the suc¬
Legality approved
cessful bidder.
&
approved by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
trial
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
company
Each issue is dated Jan. 15, 1953.
I
build¬
$50,000
ing bonds offered Dec. 3—v. 176,
176,
Legality
bids until 8 p.m.
interest
and
inclusive.
will receive sealed
District Clerk,
Sale—The
Bond
of the following:
$695,000 improvement bonds. Due
on Jan.
15 from 1955 to 1966
sive. Bonds maturing in 1962 and
thereafter are callable in inverse
Spring Lake),
Dec. 15
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
for the purchase
pike for other purposes and, (2) to
provide
for
completion of the
Turnpike, including the minimum
&
N. J.
Rock School District,
Glen
Citizens
Justad,
works
12
Minnesota
C.
Minn.
Park,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due
on Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1966 inclu¬
Michigan
Bond Offering — Roscoe Tripp,
Director, will receive sealed
No.
District
Offering—E.
Bond
Louis
Offering—Joseph
Bond
(P. O. South Richfield),
for
Spring Lake and Crockery Twps.
School District No. 8 (P. O.
R. R. No. 2,
St.
Bond
Trimble
Marshall,
Caldwell,
Mitchell, of New York City.
p.
basis
Hennepin County Independent
School
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at a bank or trust company
in
the State designated
by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
of St. Paul.
ney,
of about 2.40%.
callable feature.
a
Gilbert, Morton, Kyle & Macart¬
sewer
IV-is, at a price of 100.50, a
1984 inclusive. The
contain
$10,000
bonds offered Dec.
3—v. 176, p. 2009—were awarded
to the Forest Lake State Bank,
Due on April
1, 1952.
Dated Nov.
Sale—The
improvement
as
supply revenue bonds.
water
bonds
receive
will
Secr^ry,
sealed bids
Minn.
Bond
company
182,000 water tank bonds. Due on
Jan. 15 from 1954 to 1966 incl.
Forest Lake,
Omer S. Levi,
—
Dorsey,
by
approved
Legality
Colman,
Michigan
Offering
callable in inverse
are
numerical order as of Jan. 1, 1965.
Spaulding-Bridgeport Metropolitan
District (P. O. Saginaw),
Bond
1966 and
Bonds maturing in
trust
or
approved by Briggs,
der. Legality
purchase of $50,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due
on Jan. 1 from 1956 to 1969 inclu¬
thereafter
order
numerical
will receive sealed
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 11
for the
bank
designated by the successful bid¬
District Clerk,
bids
cipal and interest payable at any
suitable
(P. O.
Minn.
Jeffers),
sive.
thereafter are
74
Offering—Elmer Peterson,
Bond
will
April 1 from 1954 to
1957.
District No.
School
of
Secretary
cation,
Consolidated
Cottonwood County
Offering
Bond
and
accrued
and after
a
are
callable
at
par
Sea Isle City, N. J.
Bond
interest at any time
man
July 1, 1953.
Offering-^Margaret BackMazurie, City Clerk, will re¬
ceive
Funds will be used
the
par.
general bond
-
-
„
(1) to meet
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EST) oh Dec. 15 for the purchase
of
$108,000
bonds,
divided
as
require¬
$8,270,000 follows:.
ment certificates of indebtedness. Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
prerequisite to freeing, and $75,000 water and sewer system
man, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
bonds.
Due on Dec. 1 from
Dated Jan. 2, 1953. Due on Jan. 2 able at the First National Bank of making available, surplus revenues
1953 to 1968 inclusive.
Minneapolis.
from the existing 118-mile Turn¬
from 1054 to 1958 inclusive. Prin¬
uneilen. • Legality
approved by
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Dorsey, Col-
(CST)
of
on
Dec. 16 for the purchase
and fire equip¬
$38,000 street
Dated Dec. 1,
1
from
1953
1952. Due
to
1967
on
Dec.
inclusive.
ment
as
a
on
reserve
Jan. 1, 1954 of
'
'
C
.,
*
«
*
Volume 176
Number 5175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2215)
beach
33,000
Due
bonds.
protection
Dec.
on
1
from
1958 inclusive.
1953
Greece (P. O. Rochester), N.
to
Bond
The
bonds
are
dated
Dec.
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the First National Bank
of
of
bonds.
ceive
Cape May Court House.
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
2010—were
p.
awarded
234s, at
as
public
Dated
improvement
Aug.
at
the
Union
Trust
Central Sch. Dist. No.
O.
Township (P.
Teaneck), N. J.
Bond
eral
Sale—The
and
offered
street
Dec.
awarded
were
posed
of
to
National
176,
a
gen¬
group
State
Dec.
com¬
2.10s, at
a
1953
offered
Dec.
of
posed
to
176, p.
a
Bartow
price of
100.057,
(P.
Bond
ceive
(EST)
(EST)
of
public
Dated
Dec.
on
until
8
1
(P. O.
N.
Y.
bids
until
3:30
to
1981
inclusive.
Hamburg. Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
re¬
p.m.
1952.
1,
1953
Principal
New
York
approved
&
ship, Union,
Douglas
—
District
will
Due
inclusive.
interest
and
Washburn, of New York City.
Second
W oodbridge
Township Sch. Dist.
Woodbridge), N. J.
(P. O.
Offering
—
An¬
Helen H.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
the
for
(EST)
purchase
payable at the
National
Bank
&
Trust
bonds.
Dated
(EST)
a.m.
on
Dec.
March 1 from
1,
1952.
1954 to
Due
1973
in¬
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the office of the
Wood-Ridge, N. J.
Bond Offering—Robert I. Stoessealed
until
bids
for
the
p u
$18,000
bonds.
will
8:30
17
Dec.
on
Clerk,
b 1 i
c
Dated Jan.
p.m.
of
Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1958 inclu¬
on
I slip Union Free School District
sive.
No. 2
.
000
Washburn, of New York City.
1952.
sealed
District
•
\
(P.
First
.
Bond
construction
176,
—v.
to
O.
Kauneonga
Lake), N. Y.
1
Sale—The $6,000 sewer
,
bonds offered
2010—were
p.
1982
Dec.
of
National
Heckler
1
York
*
/
Lakewood), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Harvey W. Carl¬
President of the Board of Ed¬
son,
will
ucation,
until
4
p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
sealed
Dec.
bids
9 for
the
purchase of $2,250,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due
on
Jan. 1
from 1954 to
1982 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Bankers Trust Co.,
New York City. Legality approved
by
Reed,
New York
Hoyt
&
Washburn,
City.
of
Le¬
Galloway,
notes, divided
Eaton
Summit,
Sale—The
2011—were
White
til
of
Blenheim,
1
Dated
15,
Y.
$17,000
build¬
awarded
to
Bond
Saratoga Springs
Bond
Sale —The
provement
176,
_v.
bonds
the National
&
Trust
of
$86,875
offered
im-
Dec.
2
awarded
Commercial Bank
r
„
1
on
v
.
Tonawanda, N. Y.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
Dec.
of
to
Y.
West
Turin
(P.
New
1
were
O.
a
p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 9 for the purchase
of $61,000 building bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1952,
Due
1953
inclusive.
on
Nov. 1 from
Principal
ond
Board
of
Clerk
Inc.,
Exempted
Village
of
the
Board
Gray,
Education,
of
noon
(EST) on Dec. 10 for the purchase
$500,000 building bonds. Datea
of
Dec.
1, 1952.
Due
to
inclusive.
1973
Dec.
on
1
from
Principal
Altus, Okla.
Bond
Sale
nicipal
noon
1952.
1
Due
and
(M-N)
2111—were
p.
mu¬
improve¬
awarded
to
the
Small-Milburn Co., of Wichita.
Alva, Ofkla.
Sale—The $178,000
sewer
Dec.
1—v.
Bank
system bonds
176,
to
the
sani¬
offeree-
2112—werv
p.
Central
Nationa.
of Alva.
The bonds mature
1955 to
from
1
1965
serially from,
inclusive.
OREGON
,.'i
Coquille, Ore.
1954
Bond Sale
Principal and in¬
Bank
of
Greenville.
provement
The
—
bonds
$9,463.15 im¬
offered -Dec.
the
to
receive
of
sealed
bids
77
(P. O. Glendale), Ore.
Offering—Carfc'J. Sether.
Bond
F. Clash,
Education,
R.
—
Board
1
176, p. 2112—were awarded
Blyth & Co., of Portland, as
2.85s, at a price of par.
—v.
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No.
Offering
of
$390,000
system
semi-annually
Nov.
payable at the Sec¬
National
The
—
electric
ment bonds offered Dec. 2—v. 176
Education,
Legality
approved
by
Brick er,
Marburger, Evatt & Barton, oi
8
until
(EST) on Dec. 15 for the
purchase of $454,000 building
p.m.
Jackson, Ohio
Offering—Virginia Yerian,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Bond
York
bids until
York
City,
price of 100.04,
for
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on Dec. £
for the purchase of
ing
bonds.
Due
on
$330,000 build¬
Dec. 30, 195:
Dated
Dec. 30 from
1953 to 19C
D. White &
1.90s,
as
at
basis of about
a
inclusive.
and
payable
(P. O. Oriskany),
New
—
Dec.
000
to
(EST)
Due
on
1972
15
from
Principal
payable
at
(A-O)
National
Bank
&
Clerk
and
of
the
(EST)
Trust
of
Dec.
Dated
from
were
Lee
The
2—v.
$90,000
176,
Greensboro,
Peeler
as
&
Co.,
follows:
$20,000 general
of
100.34,
of
about
a
of
net
and
J.
Durham,
bonds, at
Board
a
interest
of
Education,
noon
Dec. 15 for the purchase
improvement
Jan.
1,
1953.
April 1
on
1954 to
Twin
awarded to
Bond
price
cost
3.83%, as follows:
$10,000 5M>s, due June 1, 1960
1
semi¬
Oct.
1
1973 inclusive. Prin¬
(A-O)
payable
Valley Bank of West
Sale—The
bage disposal plant
were
of
176,
p.
„
2012—wer
Blyth & Co., of Port;
land.
Bond
sold to
Stanfield, Ore.
Sale—The $12,000 genera
offered Nov. 10—v
bonds
sewer
176, p. 1815—were awarded
State, as 3s, at par.
to tlx
PENNSYLVANIA
Abington Township (P. O. 1176],
Old York Road,
Abington),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Offering — E. Raymond
Ambler, Secretary of the BoardV
Commissioners, will
bids
until
7:30
receive sealed
(EST)
p.m.
or
Dec. 11 for the purchase of
$350.000
sewer
1952.
Due
bonds.
on
bonds.
Due
and
1957
inclusive.
terest
Bank
Dec.
J
1954 t'.
Principal and in-,
payable
& Trust
Dated
Dec. 1 from
at
the
Abingto
Co., Abington.
Lc
1
v
gality approved by Townsend, El-.
liott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Canton Area School Authority
Oxford, Ohio
bonds
awarded to the Vance Secu¬
Corp.,
National
Alexandria.
2111—
p.
Lincoln
cipal and interest
CAROLINA
—
the
on
annually
Montgomery County (P. O.
Troy), N. C.
Sale
the
$65,000
at the
offered
at
will receive sealed bids until
Co., Utica. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
NORTH
in
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Eaton), Ohio
Bond Offering — Chas. Beasley,
1953
inclusive.
1—v.
of
as
Lanier
Dated Oct. 15,
Oct.
on
callable
are
Cincinnati.
Legality ap¬
by Peck, Shafer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
17 for the purchase of $100,-
building bonds.
maturing in 1962
order
proved
Wesley E.
Ecker, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Bonds
of
Bank
York
Bond Offering
Dec. 18
on
$22,462.60 Bar
improvement bonds offer
Dec.
Aug.
1,
1961. Principal and interest (F-A)
Rome Central School District
1
(EST)
thereafter
numerical
Whitestone, Marcy, Floyd and
No.
noon
Bond Sale—The
croft
the
purchase of $430,000 first
mortgage sewerage system reve¬
nue
bonds.
Dated Aug.
1, 1952.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1988
1.89%.
jointly,
4
terest
will
p.
Constable),
awarded to R.
New
ceive
until
Braun,
of Toledo,
will receive sealed bids until
awarded
Robert Kolp,
—
Dec. 16 for the purchase
on
1,
Clerk
Sale—The $41,500 high¬
equipment bonds offered Dec.
rities
bids
District,
Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
Bond
Offering — Geraldine
Becker, District Clerk, will re¬
Bond
School
Hubbard
2.32%.
Bond
No. 18 (P. O. Gloversville), N.
&
and
School District, Ohio
Bond Offering — P. F.
building
Columbus.
group
& Co.,
Blair Rollins
Co.,
revenue
McDonald
inclusive.
Principal and inter*
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due on
Inc., Geoige B. Gibbons & Co.,
payable at the County Treasurer
Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1972 inclu¬
Inc., and Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
office.
sive. Interest M-N. Issue was au¬
all of New York
City, as 2.40s, at
thorized at the Nov. 4 election.
a price of
Milton-Freewater, Ore.
100.77, a basis of about
D.
of-about 2.17%.
the
Bond
176,
a
&
tary
City
Offering
May
on
'
3—v.
to
Cleveland,
Bosworth
/.
$345,000 water
awarded
of
$900,000 building bonds. Dated
Nov.
price of
about 1.50%.
a
$295,000
to 1974 inclusive.
Y
N
Co., of Albany, as 1.60s,
100.30, a basis of
i-
~
H.
Dec. 11 for the
011
of
of
(EST)
Legality
2111—were
p.
to
at
Clifford
—
will receive sealed bids until
15, 1952. Due May
Payable at the Hanover
176,
R.
Co.,
$210,000
water
sold
was
Bond
Clerk
interest
Johnstown Common School District
1979
(EST)
noon
Greenville
1 approved by Reed, Hoyt & Washburn> of New Yoi'k City.
Co., New York City, as
2.20s, at a price of 1G0.12, a basis
to
Offering
bonds.
Dec.
1953.
a
and interest
Ohio
Oneida
(P. O.
N.
bonds
Exempted Village Sch. Dist.,
purchase
incinerator plant
-
mortgage
1954
Ohio
Stroh, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
&
sealed
a
Bond
$700,000 tax anticipation notes.
10,000 capital-rescue vehicle
50,000 capital
at
about
Salem, Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of
second
Ohio
follows:
as
of
(J-D) payable at the
$10,000 munici¬
pal building bonds offered Nov. First Wellington Bank.
Legality
28—v. 176, p. 2011—were awarded approved
by Squire, Sanders &
to
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., of Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Cincinnati, as 2V2S, at a price of
OKLAHOMA
100.82, a basis of about 2.36%.
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 8 for the purchase of
$760,000
1952.
ing bonds offered Dec. 2—v.
p.
Bond
Islip.
awarded
& Co., of Cleveland,
price of 100.70, a basis
of about 1.86%.
ton, City Comptroller, will receive
the
Vandewater,
&
Jefferson),
and Harmony Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
of
by
District No.
Busti, Ellicott
apparatus
23/4S,
as
basis
a
jointly.
2011—were
p.
2s, at
as
sealed
and
at
price of 100.51,
1.93%.
to McDonald
p.m.
Rochester, N. Y.
Note Offering—Emmett V. Nor¬
1954
Gilboa, Harpersfield and
Kortwright Central School
about 2.35%.
a
G.
City.
Jefferson,
awarded
from
Principal
Bank
Sykes,
New
1
payable
approved
Bank of Liberty,
price of 100.76, a basis
2V2S, at
(J-D)
gality
the National
as
June
inclusive.
interest
Bethel, Kauneonga Lake Sewer
i
re¬
3
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Oswego County Na¬
Bank, Oswego. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
on
about
176,
—v.
tional
(EST) on
Dec. 12 for the purchase of $850,-
to
YORK
will
until
100.15,
Wellington
bids until 3 p.m.
Due
a
Bond Sale—The
Co.,
Moore, District Clerk, will receive
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Wood-Ridge Na¬
tional Bank, Wood-Ridge. Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt &
NEW
(P. O. /slip), N. Y.
Offering — Hubert
„Bond
Clerk,
Cincinnati,
of
2.73%.
&
Peoples
Charlottesville,
Amelia,
way
.improvement
1, 1953.
Due
of
2s, at
bonds.
Presiding Supervisor. Legality
receive
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
(EST), &
Wood, of New York City.
purchase
basis
of
Brooke
and
Akron, Ohio
Sale—The $199,000 special
assessment bonds offered Dec. 1
Gertrude A.
—
bids
fire
composed
;
Borough
and
sealed bids until 11
Dec. 9 for the purchase of
$250,000
land acquisition and improvement
H.
OHIO
(EST) 011 Dec. 9 for the purchase
$90,500 street, water improve¬
2111—were
clusive.
ser,
City
sealed
Gaddis, Town Clerk, will receive
on
City.
(J-J)
(P. O.
Hempstead), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Hamilton S.
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Woodbridge National Bank, Woodbridge. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of NewYork
ceive
Public Parking District
500,00.0 building bonds. Dated Nov,.
1, 1952. Due on Nov. 1 from 1954
Offering
Thompson,
from
1
Hempstead, Woodmere-Hewlett
on
Bank
as
a
R.
Richmond,
jointly,
Oswego, N. Y.
Bond
Principal
rr
$3,-
of
Jan.
on
Co., Hempstead. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
ATaytt
of New York City.
derson, District Clerk, will receive
of
National
awarded
p.m.IBank. New York City.
building bonds. Dated
1982
awarded to
Co.,
notes.
Dec. 16 for the purchase
to
Jan.
1954
street
Corp., New York
1.40s, at a price
as
of
price
Bond
D.
Clerk,
1, 1953.
City.
York
New
on
of $1,160,000
at the Chase Na¬
or
bank,
1982
jointly,
all
C.
improvem't refunding bonds
Dec. 2—v. 176, p. 2111—
nent
notes.
Offering
Macdonald,
interest
and
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt
to
City,
(P. O. Uniondale), N. Y.
Bond
in¬
1963
to
No. 2
Due
$875,000
of 100.04, a basis of about 1.39%.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
(EST)
17
of
City.
receive sealed bids until 3:30
Dec.
by
Wood,
(J-D) payable at the Union Cen¬
Bond
Hanseatic
Dec. 10 for the purchase
on
ter National Bank of Union Town¬
&
re¬
p.m.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Peoples Bank of Hamburgh, in
improvement
Dec.
from
1
clusive.
tional
York
N.
Sale—The $75,000 perma¬
Co., of Kansas City, and the New
Dec. 17 for the purchase
on
$476,000
bonds.
bids
No.
Wentworth),
-Bond
were
2011—were
p.
net interest
a
about
Dated Sept. 15, 1952. Due on Sept.
15
from
1953
to
1957 inclusive.
and
$860,000 building bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from
Union), N. J.
sealed
176,
of
offered
Y.
to the City National Bank & Trust
of
Bond Offering—William W. Fri-
ceive
Eden
Offerin g—Theodora
sealed
Yhe
Sale—The
par,
Cleveland, Stranahan, Harris &
Co., and Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., both of Toledo, Barcus, Kin¬
dred
&
Co.,
Chicago,
Ryan,
2.60%, as fol¬ Sutherland &
Co., Toledo, Provi¬
lows:
$13,000 51/2S, due June dent
Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
1, 1961; $18,000 2V2S, due June
Cincinnati, Roose & Co., Toledo,/.iC*
1, 1962 and 1963, and $39,000
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., Doll &
2s, due June 1 from 1964 to
Isphording, Inc., Breed & Harri¬
1977 inclusive.
son,
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, and H. F. Kreimer & Co.,
Rockingham County (P. O.
cost
Xrust Co. of Western New
of
Greenwald, District Clerk, will
O.
berger, Township Clerk, will
&
Hamburg),
1953
Township
Greene. Le¬
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
Boston,
District
about 1.74%.
Union
by
Orchard Park Central School
com¬
&
basis of
a
$1,-
Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
City.
Hamburg,
Carroll & Co., of Newark, as 1.70s,
a
of
price of
a
—
York, Buffalo, as 2s, at a price of
100.26, a basis of about 1.94%.
ment
1911—
group
Leeds
|f*
^ari°e
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Heckler
New York
Co.,
Tripp & Co., Van Alstyne, Noel
&
Co., Shelby Cullom Davis &
Co., and Paul Frederick & Co.,
all of New York City, and Lee W.
at
1981
approved
$9-82,000 bonds
4—v.
awarded
were
to
Sykes,
Sale—The
W.
1961, and $10,000 2V2s,
due June 1, 1962 and 1963.
70,000 road and bridge bonds at
The $30,000 sani¬
system and street pav-
improvement bonds offered Dec. 3
bonds.
Due
gality
Trenton, N. J.
Bond
purchase
Sale
sewer
Bond
Russell
—
First National Bank,
basis
a
1, 1952.
and interest
2.065%.
price of 100.26,
the
building
Dec.
Newark; Coffin & Burr, New York
City, and Ewing & Co., of Montr
clair,. taking $483,000
bonds as
of about
for
676,000
of
Bank
11
tary
—v.
Offering
and
Lackawanna, N. Y.
Bond
1
sealed
1911—
p.
(M-N) payable at
County National Bank
& Trust Co., Gloversville.
Legal¬
ity approved by Vandewater,
Sykes,- Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
the Fulton
Niagara Falls, N.
?^LDjirilH!eoar„k'Wi!l^7ei!!
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
bonds
assessment
2—v.
Co.,
(P.O. Greene), N.Y.
Bond
$484 000
J and. interest
1,
Smithville, Coventry,
Oxford, German, McDonough,
Triangle, Barker and Willet
par.
Teaneck
re¬
p.m.
Greene,
Burlington County National Bank
Medford,
3
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
the
to
until
Rochester.
ing bonds offered Nov. 28—v. 176,
of
bids
Dec. 16 for the purchase
$268,000
payable
build¬
$48,000
on
1952. Due
Feb. 1 from 1953 to 1972 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
Township School
Sale—The
A.
on
District, N. J.
Bond
sealed
(EST)
1952.
Tabernacle
Y.
Gordon
—
Howe, Town Supervisor, will
.
.
Offering
59
$33,000
revenue
(P. O. Canton), Pa.
gar-
bonds
George Eustis & Co.,
Bond
Sale—A
of Butcher
Cincinnati.
&
group
composed,
Sherrerd, Philadel¬
phia; Goldman, Sachs & Co., New.
j Parma City School District, Ohio York City; Stroud & Co., Phila¬
I Bond Sale—The $1,800,000 series
delphia; Byrne and Phelps, Inc./
A bonds
offered Dec. 3—v. 176, p.
2011—were
awarded
to
a
cate composed of McDonald
syndi¬
Co.,
New
Co.,
York
City,
Philadelphia,
and
Dolphin
purchased
&
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1, 1959. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
der
r
Due on Jan. 1
145,000 3y4s.
Due on Jan. 1
inclusive..
to
York City*
.
1 from
Due on Jan.
1977 inclusive.
185,000 3y2s.
.1971
,v
Fountain
Due on Jan. 1 from
355,000 3.70s.
1952.
/ !
inclusive.
1985 to 1992
The
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
bonds
Dec.
dated
are
.
^payable at the Fidelity-Philadeljphia Trust Co., Philadelphia. Le¬
gality approved by Saul, Ewing,
R&rnick & Saul, of Philadelphia.
Sanitary
City
District
Offering
Bond
—
of the Board of Com¬
missioners, will receive sealed bids
until 2:30 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 8
16,000 4s.
.
Monday, December 8, 1952
.
Co.; Hay den, Stone & Co.;
Weeden & Co.; Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp.; R. H. Moulton & Co.;
F. W. Craigie & Co.; Roosevelt &
Cross,
Inc.;
First
of
Michigan
Corp.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Hirsch
&
Co.; Andrews & Wells, Inc.;
Braun, Bos worth & Co.; R. L. Day
& Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.;
Grandee & Co., Inc.; G. C. Haas
& Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
Stern Brothers & Co.; Bache
&
Co.; Bartow, Leeds & Co.; Barter,
Williams & Co.; Whiting, Weeks
& Stubbs; John Nuveen & Co.;
The Ohio Company; De Haven &
Townsend,
Crouter! & Bodine;
First
Washington Corp.; Folger,
follows:
15 from
Sch. Dist.,
Texas
Bond Offering—Ed P.
Williams,
Nov.
24
The
$55,500
debentures
offered
Sale
Debenture
improvement
&
lon
Due on Feb. 15 from
Worth Jndep.
Fort
Amqui, Que.
Other members of the syndicate:
1962 inclusive.
for the
QUEBEC
1
White, Weld & Co.; Eastman, Dil¬
1963 to 1978 inclusive.
Secretary
purchase of $960,000 water
and sewer revenue bonds. Dated
as
Due on Feb.
3s.
$9,000
1954 to
Ogdin,
Frank
from
system bonds offered Dec. 1 were
awarded to the Central Investment
Dallas,
2V2s. Due on Sept.
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
8,870,000
Water Control and
County
Improvement Dist. No. 4 (P. O.
311 So. Justin St., Dallas), Tex.
Bond Sale —The $25,000 sewer
O. Fountain City), Tenn.
(P
Due on Jan. 1 from
1984 inclusive.
/ :
Dallas
Co. of Texas,
235,000 3%s.
1978 to
of Jan.
as
and interest
from
1970
to
1964
from
1963 inclusive.
1954 to
inverse numerical or¬
in
callable
ioliows:
$155,000 3s.
thereafter are
turing in 1960 and
bonds, as
©75,000 school revenue
VV..
.
(2216)
6«
—
awarded
were
to
P.
M.
Cinq-Mars, Inc., of Montreal, at a
price of 96.57, a net interest cost
of
about
$34,500
5.10%,
1954 to
21,000
as
follows:
Due on Jan.
4s.
1 from
1963 inclusive.
Due
5s.
on
1 from
Jan.
1968 inclusive.
1964 to
receive
St. Maxime Sch. Commission, Que.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Bond Sale—An issue of $306,000
of Dec. 1, 1960. Principal and in¬ Dec. 17 for the purchase of $6,school bonds was sold on Nov. 25
terest
payable at the Chemical 000.000 school house bonds. Dated
to Morgan, Kempf & Robertson;
Bank & Trust Co., New York City, •Feb. 1,1953. The bonds are part
•
Control Delaware County Authority
of the $14,990,000 issue authorized
or at the Hamilton National Bank,
of Montreal, at a price of 95.17, a
(P. O. Crum Lynne), Pa. . , : „
Knoxville.
Legality approved by at an election last May.
net interest cost of about 4.95 %>
Bond, Offering —
William A.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Nolan, Inc.; Heller, Bruce & Co.;
Midland County (P. O.
as follows:
*
Hagerty, Secretary of the Au-J
Kaiser &'Co.; D. A. Pincus & Co.;
Midland), Texas
therity, will receive sealed bids
Knoxville, Tenn.
$195,000 4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Bond Sale—The $500,000 unlim¬ Raffensperger, Hughes & Co. Inc.;
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 17 for
Bond Offering — George R.
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
ited tax road bonds offered Dec. 1
the purchase of $160,000 series B,
Ball,
Burge
& Kraus;
Barrett,
Dempster, Mayor, will receive
111,000 4V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
—v.
.sewer revenue bonds. Dated Dec.
176, p. 2012—were awarded
sealed bids until noon (CST) on
Fitch, North & Co.^Inc.; Conrad,
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
I* 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from 1957 Dec. 16 for the purchase of $2,- to Halsey, Stuart & Co., Chicago,
and Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Bruce & Co.; Clement A. Evans &
%• 1978 inclusive. Bonds maturing
The bonds are dated Nov. 1,1972*
000.000 general obligation hospital
of Houston, jointly, at a price of Co., Inc.; Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.;
in 1957 and thereafter are callable
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1952. Due
as of Dec.
1, 1956. Principal and on Nov. 1 from 1953 to 1972 inclu¬ 100.05, a net interest cost of about Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co.;
John Villeneuve Sch. Commission, Que*
interest
(J-D) payable at office sive. Bonds maturing in 1964 and 2.29%, as follows:
Small & Co.; Stokes & Co.; C. C.
Bond Sale—The $180,000 school
of the Trustee
in Philadelphia, thereafter are callable as of Nov. $115,000 3s. Due on Dec. 15 from
Collings & Co., Inc.; R. C. Schmertz bonds offered Nov. 24 were award¬
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
f^egality
approved
by Morgan, 1, 1963.
Principal and interest
&
Co.
Inc., and Soden Invest¬ ed to a group composed of Grenier„
X^ewis & Bockius, of Philadelphia.
385,000 2V4S. Due on Dec. 15 from
(M-N) payable at the Chase Na¬
1958 to 1969 inclusive.
ment Co.
Ruel & Co., Inc., La Corporation!
tional Bank, New York City. Le¬
Hellertown, Pa.
gality approved by Chapman &
de
Prets of Quebec,
and J. T*
Band Sale—-The $100,000 im¬
Vernon, Texas
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Offering—Fred Roetschke,
Laflamme, Ltd., all of Quebec, at
provement bonds offered Dec. 1—
w. 176, p. 2012—were awarded to
a price of 95.07, a net interest cost
Mayor, will receive sealed bids
Knoxville, Tenn.
the Sucon Valley Trust Co. of
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 15
Bond Sale—The $1,300,000 gen¬
Canada (Dominion
of about 5.11%, as follows:
of)
Hellertown,
the only bidder eral obligation bonds offered for the purchase of $1,450,000
Treasury Bills Sold—An issue $99,000 4s.
Due on Dec. 1 from
water
works and sewer system
as2%s.
•
Dec.
2—v.
176,
p.
2012—were
of $75,000,000 Treasury bills was
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
revenue bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953.
awarded to a group composed of
tJpper Dublin Township Sch. Dist.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1983 sold on
Deq. 4 at an average yield 81,000 4V2s. Due- on Dec. 1 from
Kidder, Peabody & Co., C. J. DeO. Fort Washington), Pa.
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1969
vine & Co., Lee Higginson Corp.,
of 1.248%. Dated Dec. 5, 1952 and
1959 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Edward L. Lee,
and thereafter are callable in in¬
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., all of
The bonds are dated Dec. 1,1952*
due March 6, 1953.
"Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
verse
numerical order as of Jan.
New York City, and Ball, Burge
tors, will receive sealed bids until
1968.
Principal and interest
& Kraus, of Cleveland, at a price 1,
8 pjn. (EST) on Dec. 16 for the
(J-J) payable at the Waggoner
of
100.06, a net interest cost of
purchase of $100,000 improvement
National
Bank,
Vernon,
or
at
about 2.78%, as follows:
fcaonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1953.
Due
Chase National Bank, New York
*«a Jan.
15 from 1954 to 1973 in¬ $410,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
City. Legality approved by Mc¬
1953 to 1965 inclusive.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
890,000 23/4s. Due on April 1 from las.
payable at the Ambler National
,
1, 1950. Due on Dec. 1 from
1978 to 1987 inclusive. Callable as
Dec.
Business Manager, will
CANADA
United States
Savings Bonds Issued
Through Oct. 31,1952
And Redeemed
Legality
Ambler.
of
Bank
ISLAND
RHODE
1966
ap¬
1977 inclusive.
to
(Dollar amounts in millions—rounded and
Madison
Sale—The
Bond
3
Uf
100.18,
2.70s, at
a
price
■^
:
**
■"
176, p.
&
reflecting
Jackson, on a bid
net interest cost of
of
Co.,
a
about 1.74%.
offered
bonds
2—v.
Dec.
school
176,
p.
&
100.25,
a
JL, 1953.
Due
Series
Tennessee
VIRGINIA
The bonds ma-
t& 1983 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
offered
NOTICES
DIVIDEND
$2,400,000 bonds
1—v. 176, p. 2012—
Dec.
awarded
were
the
to
Chase
Na¬
tional Bank of New York City, at
€G)MBUSTION ENG1NEERING-
8L
quarterly
per
cents
stock
W.
follows:
as
Office
150,000
STRAUSS, Treasurer.
National
bonds
Building
MACHINES
CORPORATION
590 Madison Ave.,
New York 22
The 151st Consecutive
Quarterly Dividend
"SThe Board of Directors of this
Corporation has
•lire day declared a dividend of $1.00 per share,
December 10,
•ectwd
the close
of
Transfer
at
1952.
books
Prepared
&ara
1952.
on
to stockholders of
business
will
on
not
November
be
Accounting Machines will be mailed.
WILLIAMS, Vice Pres. & Treasurer
A. L.
eral obligation
MACHINES
Jan.
10
590 Madison
Jan.
Mttoka will
_■
not
be closed.
A. L. WILLIAMS, Vice Pres. & Treasurer
series
of
Jan.
1953,
bonds.
10 from 1954 to
clusive.
tius day declared a stock dividend at the rate
CkJt#ber 28, 1952
1983
1954 to
Callable
District No. 1
Ave., New York 22
«f Ave shares for each 100 shares held, to be
issued January 29. 1953. or as soon thereafter
practicable, to stockholders of re?ord at the
dot* of business on January 5, 1953. Transfer
from
10,
Road
Due
on
1973 in¬
v
*
The
1953.
10,600
6,203
4,396
41.47
E-194G
4,634
2,421
2,213
47.76
4,288
2,000
2,283
53.36
________
I
56.54
E-1948
4,388
1,906
2,481
E-1949
4,238
1,762
2,526
E-1950
3,725
1,399
2,326
62.44
E-1951
3,263
1,067
2,197
67.33
2,489
416
2,073
83.29'
89
148
—60
72,509
37,533
34,976
48.24
*
139
99.96
72,649
37,533
35,116
48.34
—
1,562
429
3,265
1,010
—
3,442
1,119
3,777
Series E-1952
(10 months)
—
Unclassified
Series
Total
Series
E
Series
Total
139
(5 months)
H-1952
E
and
H
-
*•
58.91
«
gen¬
Series
P
and
G:
bonds offered Nov.
Series
P
and
G-1941
Series
F
and
G-1942
Series
P
and
G-1943
F
and
G-1944
Series
F
and
G-1945
Series P
and
Series
P
Series
F
Series
Series
Series
1,133:
72.54
2,255
69.07
2,324
67.52
1,051
2,726
72.17
3,204
778
2,426
75.72
G-1946
3,021
722
2,299
76.10
and
G-1S47_____
2,609
566
2,043
78.31
and
G-1948
3,056
366
2,690
88.02
P
and
G-1949
1,677
235
1,442
85.99
P
and
G-1950
2,353
222
2,130
90.52
770
44
726
94.23
205
5
200
97.56
28,941
6,550
22,392
77.37
*
286
99.96
22.678
77.59
,.
—
Series F and G-1951
F and
bonds'are
dated
Jan.
10,
Principal and interest (J-J)
G-1952
mos.)_
(4
series
B,
176,
p.
$25,000,000
motor vehicle fuel tax
bonds
P
and G
J and K-1952
syndicate headed jointly by Kuhn,
Co., and Union Securities
Corp., both of New York City, at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 2.51%, as follows:
$4,065,000 6s. Due
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
12,065,000 2V4s.
1957
on
Total Series F,
a
Loeb &
to
Series
286
(6 months)-
offered Dec. 3—v.
2012—were awarded to
1953
Series
Sale —The
payable at the National City Bank,
New York City. Legality approved
Dallas.
Total
Washington (State of)
Bond
revenue
$5,000,000
Board of Directors of this Corporation has
41.00
E-1945
Series
1963.
CORPORATION
5,630
,,
bonds.
on
Witt MARK
5,109
8,102
awarded to the First Na¬
were
$5,000,000 series of 1953, perma¬
nent improvement bonds. Due
inclusive,
IBM
6,799
13,732
Series
burn, of New York City.
Camas, Wash.
Sale—The $101,000
11,908
—i.—
Series
Spokane County School District
(P. O. Dallas),
No. 81 (P. O. Spokane),
T exas
Washington
Bond Offering — Moore Lynn,
Bond Offering—D. B. Triplett,
County Auditor, will receive
Secretary of the Board of School
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
Directors, will receive sealed bids
on
Dec.
18 for the purchase of
until 10 a.m. (MST) on Jan. 13 for
$10,000,000 bonds, divided as fol¬ the
purchase of $2,300,000 building
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
42.90
—*
E-1944
Series
Dallas County
€Jt±i»l>er 28, 1952
39.32
42.25
Series
City in New York City. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
28
lows:
H661
13,137
-
E-1943
Series E-1947
payable at the office of the Direc¬
tor of Finance; or, at holder's op¬
tion, at Bankers Trust Company,
or at any other fiscal agent of the
Bond
closed.
IBM Electric Punched
h020
4,233
Series
TEXAS
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
—--V
—
Series
tional Bank of Portland.
IBM
1,681- >v
7,425: ; >"
E-194L
Series
Maurice Mil¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
impt. bonds
3V4S.
as
■-
.
E:
Series E-1942
WASHINGTON
Guard Armory
2.18
$109
$4,894
$5,003
A-1935 to D-1941__
Series
Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
1.60s.
as
950,000 educational
as IV2S.
Company
has
been
declared
payable
•Jwa&ry 22. 1953 to stockholders of record at
the close of business December 12, 1952.
the
OTTO
net interest cost
a
State
bonds
of seventy-five
the outstanding
dividend
on
all
share
1.65%,
$1,300,000
Dividend No. 196
mf.
price of 100.11,
of about
; SUPERHEATER, INC.
C75»c)
a
Amt. Issued
Series
Bond Offering—J.
sive.
(State of)
Outstdg.
V'
Richmond, Va.
on
Jan. 1 from 1955
on
Redeemed
as 2s, at a
basis of about
UNMATURED:,
Selma, Tenn.
Dated Jan.
bonds.
revenue
Outstdg. of
Co., of Boston,
price of
1.97%.
ler, Director of Finance, will re¬
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bond Offering — P. R. Olgiati,
19 for the purchase of $25,000 wa¬ ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on
Dec. 17 for the purchase of
Mayor, will receive sealed bids ter works improvement bonds.
until noon (CST) on Dec,. 16 for Dated Oct. 1, 1952. Due on Oct. 1 $5,300,000 public improvement
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1953.
Due
the purchase of $2,150,000 series A, from 1953 to 1965 inclusive.
sewer
tAmount
MATURED:
Series
nathy, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on Dec.
tAmount
Issued
"
2112—were awarded to W. E. Hutton
Percent.
■"
l
tAmount
Sale—The $305,000
Bond
Bond Offering—Will Tom Aber-
TENNESSEE
;
school
$60,000
1719—were awarded to C. H. Lit¬
tle
basis of about 2.68%.
a
I
Proctor, Vt.
Nov. 28—v.
bonds offered
Bank of Boston, as
O.
County (P.
Jackson), Tenn.
Newport, R. I.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
txwids
.offered
Nov.
26
were
awarded
to
the
First National
will not necessarily add to totals)
VERMONT
&
Townsend, Elliott
Mnnson, of Philadelphia.
by
proved
All
29.228
G. J and K
5,003
4,894
109
2.16
101,876
44,083
57,794
56.73
106,879
43,976
57,903
54.18
matured
Series—Total
unmatured
Total
Grand
6.550
total
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Due on Sept.
from 1958 to 1969 inclusive.
,
♦Less
•
1
5Includes
of
than
bonds
$500,000.
maturing
tlncludes
May
1.
accrued
1951,> and
holding and receiving interest thereon
discount.
thereafter,
tCurrent redemption
valuer
which owners have optiof
for a further period of ten year*.
. _
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@FedFRASER