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UNIVERSITY
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mich.qan
FEB
MONDAY
9 1953
ISSUE
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 177
Number 5193
New York 7,
General
N. Y., Monday, February 9, 1953
ACF-Brill
letter
A
30,000
of
stock
common
purchase
(about $1.25 per warrant)
without
underwriting,
anember
firms
with
the
for
American
be
to
be
Southern
Natural
Gas
Co.
of
3
& Co., New York,
through one or moie
177,
In This Issue
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd.
Quotations
2069.
p.
Southern
Cc.
Co.—Proposed Financing—
below.—V.
176, p.
Allied Chemical & Dye
"The corporation on Feb.
4,
conditions
to
the
and
public
term
in
excess
through
that,
headed
group
by
Cincinnati
Detroit
Los Angeles
Stanley & Co.
The
the financing is to provide funds for it current
expansion program, for working capital and other
corporate purposes.During the seven-year period ended Doc, 31, 1952, construction ex¬
penditures aggregated $313,(00,000 and were financed out of the com¬
pany's own resources, and bank loans aggregating $50,000,000 due in
1955.
slated
company
The
presently
company
estimates
thi& year at $150,000,000 and
conditions, and
other
for
factors,
1954,
at
construction
depending
expenditures
future
upon
for
and
operating
income
Interest
Profit
and
dividend
before Fed. inc.
Federal
Net
income
and
income
Earnings
and
excess
excess
profits taxes
!_
—
The corporation reports for
quarter
operating revenues of $128,601,080 as
the
corresponding 1951 period—V.
ended
176,
31,
sales
&
RR.
expected
to
in
commence
the
third
quarter of
American Brake Shoe Co.—Stock
Subscriptions
shares
of
have
been
stock
common
received
(no
employees' stock purchase plan.
at
price
a
The
will
$36.85
purchase
calendar
which
time,
number
been
of
which
paid
month
time,
entire
te
for.
receive
to
calendar
the
of
will
first
that
the
he
anniversary
made.-
In
the
has
accomplish the
funds
for
The
he
they
the
will
the
be
the
to
the
As
will
until
be
the
offering,
entitled
to
at
note
the
committee
payment,
Co.
adminis¬
extent
five
for
a
purposes
Co.
The
in
1902.
the plan
of
Delaware
New
The
company
manufacture
sale
incorporated
was
predecessor
rated in
The
such
of
rather
stock
than
to
is
Jersey
present
and
and
on
its
sale
as
Oct.
10,
The
1916
corporation
name
of
the
subsidiaries
of
>
brake
brass and bronze castings,
manganese
fixtures and accessories,
to
the
company
are
shoes,
of
American
continue,
same
the
Shoe
of the
to
6,
N.
Y.
4%
of
The
Teletype
possession
or
the
United
to
the
States
provisions
notice.
the
foregoing,
issued
the
above
referred
by Anacon Lead
Stock Exchange.
Mines
to
subscription
Ltd.
will
rights
be
not
dealt
Financing—
program provides for construction of additional
electric
facilities, new electric lines, gas main extensions
plant improvements.. Largest single outlay will be $9,560,000
Saguaro power plant in southern Pinal County.
The first of
100,000
The
kilowatt
stock
generators
is
March.—V.
in
stockholders
merger
Z.44
to
scheduled
to
into
go
operation
at
177,
137.
p.
series
April
on
eliminate
stock, 2nd
PRESENT
TO
14 will vote on amending agreement of
references to the 4%
cumulative preferred
all
and
series
3rd
(all
shares
of
which
have
been
ex¬
amount
the
of
company
196.765 shs.
for
reserved
Issuance
on
period End. Dec. 31—
Ry. 'Operating
con¬
preferred stock.
16,073,960
169,945,396 159,255,085
date
of
the
loan.
Notes
P.
be
may
Net
Net
13,278,473
10,110,568
138,626,621
128,237,017
from ry..opers.
Morgan &
prepaid on
2,648,424
5,963,392
31,318,775
31,018,068
income...
1,383,479
2,149,491
12,233,169
10,037,194
agreements
an
and
annual
made
was
this
amount
commitment
which
it
March
on
is
14,
presently
fee
of
is entitled
to
\\
1952,
oper.
177,
138.000
41.
p.
Audio
Letters
prepayments
will be without penalty
Indirectly from or in anticipation of receipt
from banks.
The initial and only borrowing to
loan
rev.
ry.
—V.
such
$6,000,000,
American
shares
(about
account
of
of
1%
of
borrow.—V.
the
Notice
of
the
board
Bank,
held
by
American
Smelting
CANADIAN
or
on
share
Smelting.
common
A
of
Federal
total
of
common
183,300
will thus, be
STOCK
with
(par
the
MEMBERS
other
than
additional
those
shares
of
directors
Laurance
to
Armour,
fill
the
Chairman
Direct
Private Wires Connect New York
covering
at
for
the
the
'i.
Meeting—
of
the
Eoard
of
10
as
by
indicates
a.
the
La
member
recent
Salle
Na¬
Chicago.
Inc.,
a
director
director of
of
several
Madison
Square Garden Corp.,
other corporations,
according
of Automatic Canteen.
and
an
officer
and
to Nathaniel Leverone,
Canteen's Chairman
of
All
ing
to
other
present
the proxy
SPECIALISTS
&
caused
vacancy
directors
will
statement.—V.
be
for
proposed
reelection,
BRANCHES
♦
Toronto,
Ontario
Bank
Building
CD.
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal StocK Exchange
With Offices in Toronto and Montreal
accord¬
177, p. 409.
all Canadian Exchanges at Regular Commission
(American Stock Exchange
'/Montreal curb Market
23
offered
Topping,
in
addition
to
being a substantial
stockholder
of
Automatic Canteen, is President and half-owner of New York Yankees,
issued.
C
Jan.
be
Mr,
Traded in New York in United States Funds
CHARLES
on
to
annual meeting of stockholders on Feb.
Topping will be proposed by management
Royal
•
SEC
cent)
one
share), without underwriting,
selling stockholders,—V. 175, p. 702.
the
Danie] R.
tional
each
filed
stock
per
Automatic Canteen Co. of America—Annual
176,
merger
for
cents
outstanding.
of
stock
were
common
35
certain
death
common
of
market
in
Products, Inc.—Files With SEC—
notification
of this company with a 55% owned subsidiary, Federal
Mining <fc Smelting Co., \v?,s approved on Jan. 27 by directors of the
parent firm.
The board of Federal took similar action on Jan. 26.
The merger agreement, subject to approval of stockholders of both
firms,
provides for issuance
of 12,3
shares of American Smelting
principally in the
miscellaneous iron castings,
Video
&
of
Smelting & Refining Co.—To Merge Unit—
The
engaged
1952—12 Mos.—1951
15,926,897
operating expenses.
Ry.
of
incorpo¬
was adopted in 1943.
1952—Month—1951
revenues.
that
name
RR.—Earnings-
1,145,447 shs.
at the prime commercial rate of J.
the
on
pays
409.
p.
Atlantic Coast Line
Outstanding
199,174 shs.
2,000,000 shs,
are
177,
FINANCING
1-142
of
subject
generating-
the
T elephone
NY
territory
any
residents
Canada
Atlantic City Electric Co.—To Increase Stock—
business,
Rates
4-8974
in
1952,
borrowed
under
Orders Executed
WHitehall
or
that
rights
facilities.
common
Federal
—44
EFFECT
stock
cumulative
notice,
and
made c-irectly
or
American
BROADWAY
Statement of
p.
sidiary.
YORK
GIVING
daily average unused amount
2433.
&
and alloy steel castings, railroad
forgings, chilled car wheels, automotive
materials, air compressors and many other items.
The principal activities of the
company are conducted at 58 plants
through ten divisions, one Canadian subsidiary and one French sub¬
61
10
——
common
bearing interest
moneys
ihe
brake
NEW
of
days'
date
track
friction
shares
Incorporated
to
additional
Brake
of
44
stock ($100 par valuer
(without par value)....
pfd.
of .March' 12,
unless
a
of
primarily
obtain
said
America
states
plant in June, 1954. '
Tq finance its 1953 construction program the company this month
(February) plans to sell $14,500,000 in bonds and to sell 378,000 shares
the' company executed loan agreements (gen¬
erally described as revolving credit arrangements! with three banks
enabling it to borrow up to $10,000,000 in amounts of $500,000 or mul¬
tiples thereof at any time prior to March 12, 1954. The agreements
provide that each loan thereunder is io be evidenced by a one-year
shall have
employee
of
version
at
total
company.
company
Foundry
of
the
funds..
cumul.
"487.042
until
added
general
Banks
Payable
Authorized
4';
.
company's
and
Rates
Condition
CAPITALIZATION
1952
offering,
of
in
also
their
this
V.
26,
sell
changed for 4%
cumulative preferred stock and canceled)
and any
necessary reduction in capital to give effect thereto;
increasing the
authorized common stock from 1,400,000 to
1,700,000 shares and the
authorized cumulative preferred stock from
150,000 to 200,000 shares.
50,000
tering the plan the due date of any payment may be
postponed
period not exceeding three years.
The net proceeds of the sale of the common stock will be
the
44
Federal Reserve System.
employee
subscribed
date
of
the
10%
extent
and
discretion
for
two
company's
Dec.
States, of
notice
may
and- water
—48
The
thereunder
of
to
participating
which
and, semiannually thereafter,
che shares subscribed as
been
for
date
up
the
balance-of
therefor'has
the
made
participating
subscribed
him to
by
for
second
the
receive
to
for
shares
the
of
entire
with
was
anniversary
.entitled
Thereafter,
no
offering
shares
no
shares subscribed
fully
entitled
montn
he
the
purchase
the subscription
TljiS year's
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Common stock
provides
receive
to
The
larged
Subscriptions—
accordance
Limited regarding
Mines
Plan Bond and Common Stock
Delivery is
176, p. 2061.
1953.—V.
Lead
The company on Jan. 27 announced a
$19,828,000 construction budget
for 1953.
Last year the
company spent $10,147,000 for new and en¬
>
■
Clearings
Declared
Exchange
Combined
share.
per
contract
entitled
be
the
of
to
in
par)
31
Corporation & Investment News..Cover
Foreign
Ohio
,
cars
—31
:
Dividends
in
Foundry Co.—Large Order Received
company has received an order from the Gulf, Mobile
for 400 fifty-ton,
high side gondola cars with fixed ends.
are
similar to a previous order from this
railroad.
31
Prices——.———31
'
Reserve
American Car
The
Exchange..
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__44
and
$125,566,920
42
—
Stock
State and City Bond Offerings.
949.
p.
Markets
The Course of Bank
$4.58
1952,
with
Said
view
on
power
40,548.649
$4.55
.
Dec.
United
America
In
37
Miscellaneous Features
66,159,398
compared
1953.
Anacon
that
Arizona Public Service Co.—Secondary
Offering—A
secondary offering of 7,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on Jan. 23 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$17 per share, with a dealer's discount of 30 cents per
share.
It was completed;
5
106,708,047
40,305,400
...
share
per
80,417,363
at
27, 1953.
Committee on Securities
Jan. 127,
set 'forth
Z
40,111,963
profits taxes-
or
Feb.
on
be
General
Inc.
that
on
expire
will
American
4,882,375
...
stockholders
to
subscribe
to
the
1,974,474
£>r625,000
_
right
funds:
Canadian
in
mailed
be
the
will
101,825,672
4,381,526
1
—
share
per
will
that
in
502.026,581
income
loan..
on
cents
rights
which
SEC Index of Stpck
74.686,363
_
35
and
business
states
the
of
—„—_3G
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
if.
securities—
on
Interest
operations--——
was
record
Over-the-Counter
1951
490,182,582
revenues
from
at
1953;
notice of
thereof.
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.31
$
Gross
of
Stock
Transactions New York
ACCOUNT
1952
it
of
Exchange————————.—38
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.-___.41
program.-
Calendar year—
stock
right to subscribe to one share
Keymet Mines Ltd; for each five shares of Anacon
because the shares offered for subscription are
registered under the! United States Securities Act
of
1933
no
subscription will
be
accepted
from
any
person
or
his agent
who
appears to be,
or
the company has reason to believe is, a resident
35
Exchange
Exchange,
capital
the
not'
35
Exchange—
offered
held
6,
of
on
The
——35
—
close
rights
.33
—
be
subscription
Feb.
offering
__32
—
Curb Market
Toronto
products developed through research.
The long-term debentures are to rank
equally with the present bank
loans. Sinking fund
and redemption provisions are to be set
up
to
premit retirement of the debentures as funds become available from
INCOME
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Montreal
new
in the expansion
Francisco
Montreal
business
$100,000,000.
COMPARATIVE
32
.32
_
will
Stock
that
stock of
stock
(Canada)—Rights—
by the American
holders of the
22
Accordingly, the
of
the Exchange
ruled
that the capital stock of Anacon Lead Mines Ltd. be
quoted "ex" said
.32
—
San
the
—27
received
Jan.
1853,
capital
about
been
on
assignable
23
Exchange—
30,
capital
11
(Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
of
Page
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
In
the projects Included
Jan,
(Stocks)
Midwest Stock Exchange
addition
to increasing
capacity for, present products, the com¬
pany's program includes construction of plants for the manufacture of
Sales
Stock
Stock
Morgan
has
announced
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Corp.—Large Finane'g Planned
underwriting
an
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
subject
to
market
with legal requirements, it intends to sell
of $200,000,000 principal amount of
long-
compliance
not
debentures
New York
1665.
announced
annual
similar
a
Notice
Stock and Bond
Distributed—
175,
of Federal stockholders will
be
held following
meeting April 13 to consider the merger proposal,
special meeting of American Smelting stockholders will
follow that company's regular annual meeting April 28.—V. 177, p. 409.
409.
p.
meeting
regular
and
market
.
Alabama Power
See
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
special
the
covering
the
at
Allen
Exchange.—V.
below.—V.
INSURANCE
-
A
Feb.
on
sold
offered
Alabama Gas Corp.—Stock to Be
See
SEC
to
account
Stock
INDUSTRIAL
-
SEC—
the
warrants
the warrants
the
of
filed
was
Cents
$
•'
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Motors Co.—Files With
notification
90
Corporation and Investment News
,
RAILROAD
Price
Montreal,
Aldred
Quebec
Building
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(622)
2
the
Jan. 30
on
founders
Corp.
,
This
Chairmen
Emanuel,
group
a
the corporation.
sale
The
the
of
,
Shipbuilding
York
New
,
which
stock, Mr. Emanuel
Corp.
plant
operations
shares
ercise
further
.The
payment
bonds
Jan.
cine
The
•;i
stock
creation
the
the
approved
26
Jan.
on
and
of
sale
warrants
of
purchase
the
i$l
covering
to
revenues
Operating
expenses
Operating
Gross
Tue
SEC
company
offered
at
Net
used
for
without
'' *•
share),
per
underwriting.
The
tShares
in
Sales
1953
customers
the
and
Government
in
the
would
tax
responding volume of business.—V,
.
its
improve
176,
The
1953
on
cor¬
a
1666.
p.
covering
on
15,000
(about
be
to
Utica, N. Y.—Files—
Jan. 26 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at the
company
market
are
in
" U
Brunner Manufacturing Co.,
:
earnings
$5.37'/a
used
to
share),
per
without underwriting.
plant
improve
and
lor
The
2%
-2061.
p.
filed
26
Jan.
on
a
letter
of
notification
$1,793,249
120,000
,423.636
$1,713,379
2,021,399
—
$1,249,613
1,737,476
$0.85
$0.72
j
tOutstanaing at
S. Commission.
^
amount
the
shares
of
stock
to
of said
of
stock,
the
into
Jan.
on
with
shares
250.000
27
advi::ed
were
Pasumil
of
planters,
stock
that
an
$500,000
has
agreement
covering
Inc.,
the
and
the
note
of
the
purchase
of
$5,331,000 principal amount of
conversion and a total of
issued in exchange therefor.
bring the total number of shares of outstanding
2,037,203 and leave a balance of $669,000 principal
22,
Jan.
been
H
stock
had
was $2,000,000, ol which $400,000 and. interest
by Pasumil before June 30. 1953.—V. 169, p. 1106.
'
i'M
'
,
'•
'
■
which
of
The
of
tures
-
California Electric Power Co.—Financing Plans, Etc.—
176, p.
were
in
used
for
property
furtherance
company's
the
of
expenditures
the
approximately
$16,400,000.
$10,000,000 of series U bonds
Forthcoming competitive sale of 136,249 common shares and $8 000 000 of mortgage bonds on March 31 and April 7
respectively, together
the $9,000,000 bank credit with the Bank of America
(of which
$4,750,000 has been taken down) is expected to provide this company
with ..sufficient
funds until about the middle of 1954,
Albert
Cage
President, said, at which time additional financing probably will be
to
Issue
Jan.
1,
of
issue
effect
the
to
imminent
financing,
common
equity
will
subject
1954,
of
$10,000,000
Consolidated
ferred
1952
■iriconte
The
The
to
and
54
to
"largely
at
The-water
affecting
power
hlant
at
the
the
power
comings
to
market
conditions
stock.—V.
common
Net
from
of
Net
ry.
89
cents
for
each
of
the
2,353 551
year-end. This compared with'net
1951, equal after senior dividend re¬
the
in
share
on
the
1,679,928
shares
then
Jn
1951
of
the
were
low
abnormally
water
conditions
company's
out¬
the
sources'
at
This
and
power
obviated
plant,
in
the
necessity
increused
which
the
the
1952
from
third
unit
is
which,
•
now
*
'
being
company can generate at a comparath'elv low cost the
which may be renuired to make
up Tbr
fufore short¬
precipitation."—V.
177,
p
522
FOR
DECEMBER
were
p.
kilowatts.
2,000
the
by
net
assets
and
of
two
from
from
for
an
of
the
for
those
proposed
will
of
Vermont
ry.
preferred
stock
dividend
company
through
series,
Public
share
cash.
of
Central
share
AND
CALENDAR
on
Public
of
Jan.
on
Vermont
March 2,
shares
of
ry.
1950
that
it
177,
*251,557
44,066,771
44.431,572
40,1°1.692
in
the
late
holds
now
10%
exactly
or
the
''
the
of
•
Interstate
Commission,
Commerce
as
future
"The
the
of
York
railroad
has
York Central
New
Central
RR.
industry and
tap its
begun to
RR.
is
reflects
further
a
step
in
major segment of the industry and
potentialities. It is increasing its earn¬
inherent
a
ing power by an expansion of its already large traffic base and a better
control
of
trend
of
in
benefit
rising
1951,
ihe
believes
management
through
that
closer
interests, it will be able to contribute to this hopeful
Central, as well as the industry as a whole—and all to
income
the
and
future
C.
of
O.'s
&
earnings of the
$24,500,000 net
C.
O.'s
&
of
the
ultimate
the
C.
costs.
association
best
In
record
possibilities
in
security holders.
Central, as
.•
New York
estimated
the
for
1952,
eight years,
York
New
indicated by the
$14,700,900
with
compared
gives clear indication
stock
investment
of
by
made
& O."
EARNINGS
FOR
DECEMBER
Period End. Dec. 31—
AND
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$
$
YEARS
CALENDAR
1952—Month—1951
$
S
355,682,536
368,186,306
'
Ry.
operating
revenues.
29,302,234
29,356,849
Ry.
operating
expenses..
20,775,232
23,173,870 253,214,082 261,222,345^
Net
Net
from ry. opsrs.
rev,
8,527,002
6 132,979
102,468,454
106,963,961
income
5,556,474
2.914,459
56,983,018
49,442,081
oper.
ry.
—V.
177,
410.
p.
Chrysler Corp.—January Production Higher—
Month
177,
6,020,878
4,930,152
5.502,786
*3,474,443
p.
*4,185,468
*2,950,313
"
DeSoto
"
Totals
"
"
railway
$1,623,702
$1,813,311
$1,683,166
$1,370,645
396,236
641.645
254,226
417,634
997,564
975,307
463,021
589,537
20,102,530
19,797,433
6,405,437
*
21,991
9,792
8,704
16,684
10,40?
10,985
15,633
—
———
118,568
1953
figures
military
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
for
preliminary
are
other
and
Feb.
on
$2,000,000
sale
"as
91.499
subject
and
government.—V.
Gearhart &
Mo.
The net
Louis,
—V.
176,
filed
4
of
4%
177,
change,
to
410.
p.
Ihc.,
Otis,
proceeds
to
added
be
stockholders
so
the
April
on
$17
par
value
vote
the
to
176,
p.
on
be
White & Co., St.
to working capital.
Split Stock—
10,000,000
shares
the
amending
authorized
outstanding
3,202,500
basis.—V.
will
22
increase
to
as
shares,
split
the
to
1563.
p.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—To
and
and
with
1958
principal amount
their
of
York,
New
due
debentures
100%
at
are
statement
registrtaion
a
convertible
speculation"
a
through
of
articles
stock
common
shares,
$8.50
stock
common
of
from
value;
par
on
a
1672.
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earnings
1952
6,044 019
6,758,396
6.046.178
8.476,180
8,468,888
9.250,773 '"
8,472,202*
19,495,774
17,184,721
1951
1950
1943
$4,467,711
$3,819,826
$4,592,707
$3,101,193
2,420,700
1.895,386
2,478,698
1,141.390
800,594
1,248,334
890,016
537,094
45,597,964
43,959,372
41,690 397
36,180,454
16,307,509
14.971,521
16,638,742
11,723,323
6,1964,lll
'
6,519,704
8,289,043
December—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.
1.»
railway—
railway
income
oper.
138,
177, p.
j
> 1
C. I. T.
.
.
1:
1
.
•
,
f
.
I'Cl
h
.
corporation has sold privately to
an
issue
Feb.
of
$25,000,000
1, 19G3, it was
•'1 '
.
3%%
announced
an
.
k
insurance company
subordinated
on
$354.5007000 &hd
$1,500,000,000.—V.
177,
the^btai'
p.
notes
due
Feb. 3.
The..proceeds were used to .increase working capitaL
With
the
durre'nt borrowjngi long-term debt (not
ycai*)' arftount^ f6
proximate!
6,224,560
'
Financial Corp.—Notes Placed Privately—The
.
railway
34,764
Cinerama, Inc., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
The
1,
.
railway—
-Jneoffife-—
"
"
1952
49,844
31,263
!
—:
"
—
Net
1949
railway
*1953
cars——.
"
'January,
tlncluding
*4,667,142
1950
"
passenger
Dodge
42.
income
of January—
'Plymouth
•
42.
stock,
acquired
company's planned program of diversification.
our
35,070,0093 32^,865
1S51
p.
Central
shares
were
become directors of the New
121,628
*521,439
1952
from
directly
acquired
has
400,000
Walter J. Tuohy, President of the C. & O., stated that the latest
purchase of New York Central shares "evidences our unbounded faith
$3,020,714
371,560
*649,662
From Jan. 1—
from
the
the
of
O.
York
New
1949
$3,510,367
income
ry-.-oper.
York
New
outstanding.
ruling by the
a
two-for-one
145,559
*644,458
railway
oper.
of
With
RR.
New York Central involved in the first purchase by the
deposited with the Chase National Bank of the City of
voting trustee. It is understood that the recently acquired
shares also will be deposited with that Bank as trustee.
The Commis¬
sion also has denied an application for officials of the C. & O. to
&
C.
an
1951
railway
from
from
Net
shares
6,000,000
$4,364,292
income
oper.
Net
—V.
for
preferred
Central
Vermont
Electric has outstanding-
Public
announced
19
Central
of
shares
incorporation
160,058
December—
Net
Elec¬
receive
will
YEARS
Central RR. Co, of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Gross
stock
common
stock
Electric
of
stockholders
common
shares
common
one-half
in
$1.50
of
one
the
l2J/j>
of
wholly owned subsidiary 244,741 shares of capital stock
a
York
New
—V.
-Nw
amounted
Electric! totalled
Public
merger,
receive
share
each
stockholders
stock,- and
Because
equity
1952
'Deficit.—V.
Gross
totals
companies
Central
1946, the C. & O., of which Robert R. Young is Chairman,
42.
$3,739,473
railway-—
railway—
oper.
Net
pro¬
new 60,000 kilowatt
of the purchase of
earnings,
of
the
Colorado
the,, purchase of, large
comparatively high rates.
was above normal in. the year
favorable
177,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Cage
whichf pecessitated
And .materially
steam
on
Mr.
hydro-electric
brin&inS in of tlie company's
new
low,"
1952
intends to perma¬
hsuance and sale of
issue and sale prior
the
at competitive bidding
equipment trust certificates.
December—
ap¬
Gross
frbm' other
Highgrove,
Phwef
.
15%
$2,460,000
Cage reported. Preliminary net
$2,735,991, or the equivalent after pre¬
,
Dam,
supply situation
5!*r,
installed,
year
account
Hoover
*of
•amounts
a
increased
It
I.
of New Jersey—To Sell Equipments—
EARNINGS
Net
the
on
•River'watershed
duction
earned
cents
company
_
for
''Earnings
execs
the
for
company
through
plans to put up for sale
of
be
Mr.
to
requirements
$1,605,833
standing.
.
in
shares outstanding at
of
quirements,
said,
of
1952,
revenues
amounted
dividend
:ct>himon
*
gross
$15,500,000
income; for
sells
Department,
Co-Operative.
2375.
The
Central RR.
3<>%'/of total capitalization.
proximately
Franklin
also
Chesapeake & Ohio RR.—Increases Central Holdings—
additions and improve¬
company's construction
construction
for
with
'.Giving
of
Chrysler
"
tDodge trucks
2530.
finance approximately $20,000,000 through
nently
undertaken.
;
Light
Electric
about
to
in
It
shares of common stock and 11,030 shares of preferred stock.
addition, Central Vermont will assume the mortgage debt of Pub¬
Electric which, at Dec. 31, 1952, amounted to $3,343,000—V. 175.
lic
for
been
$14,160,000, of
which $3,000,000 was obtained through fehort-term
bank borrowings,
lis cohstruction plans for 1953 call for the expendi¬
fhe purchase price
'v
total
Light
preferred
common
1953,
surrendered
debentures.—V.
second,
and
program.
•
must) be paid
proceeds
ments,
Pampanga
Sugar,^Mills in. the Philippines owned by Calamba,
Electric
Vermont
served
$27,592,000,
terms
4.75%
"The
Central Maine Power Co.—Files Financing Plans—
has applied to the SEC for authorization to issue
company
sell,
at
competitive
bidding,
$10,000,000
of first and
general
mortgage bonds, series U, due March 1,
1983. Net proceeds of the
financing will be
used, first,
to pay outstanding short-term notes
Calamba Sugar Estate, Inc.—Sells Pampanga Mills—
of
electricity
territory
Counties.
8,000
In
The
"
The. stockholders
1952,
Vermont
share
and
-
customers
Electric
The
.
^
30-year,
common
conversions
amount
capital.
been,, entered
sells
and
program.
had
debentures
common
with
covering 6,000 shares of 6%
cumulative preferred
stock
and
3,000- shares of class A common stock, both to be offered at par
($10 per share),
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
increase
•
$2,341,644
548,395
621,389
—
stock
SEC
to
stock
for common
common
construction
These
Budget Loan Co., Inc., Mt. Rainier, Md.—Files—
corporation
of
the
Public
Central
each
$2,325,478
•
16,166
—;
period.
537,203
The
$3,371,113
15,592
——_
dividends
Income
of
of
income-;—
CONVERSIONS—As
176,
passed
31,
6,447,410
120,000
,
-
net
of
principal
rent
proceeds
machinery.—V.
new
Public
be
to
$5,518,000,
Under
of
3.30% first mortgage bonds at a
price of 100 to the following 11 banks and insurance companies:
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank, $3,000,000; National Life Insur¬
ance
Co.,
$600,000;
Teachers Insurance &
Anr.u ty
Assoc'ation of
America, $500,000; The Northern Trust Co. (Chicago), $500,000; Con¬
tinental
Illinois
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.
of Chicago,
$300,000;
Western
&
Southern Life Insurance
Co.,
$300,000;
Home Beneficial
Life
Insurance
Co.,
Inc., $200,000; Indianapolis Life Insurance Co.,
$200,000; The Life Insurance Co. of Virginia, $200,000; Monarch Life
Insurance Co., $100,000; The Union Central Life Insurance Co., $100,000.
The proceeds from this sale were used to pay off short-term bank
debts incurred to finance a portion of the cost of the company's cur¬
During 1952 the company was in the high excess profits tax bracket!.
Reduction
of
000
continuing at high levels, he added.
are
have
making their combined
net assets
$33,110,000 as
1952. Central Vermont's operating revenues in 1952 totalled
about $3,153,000 and those of Public Electric were $1,366,000, a total
for the two companies in 1P52 of about $9,519,000.
PLACEMENT—On Dec; 17, 1952, witih' the approval of the
New York Ft S< Commission, the company completed its sale of $6,4)30,-
excess
commercial
both
to
in
of-
approximately
about
PRIVATE
of $127,000,000 for 1952, a
record high in the history of this 87-year old company. This represents
a
25.4% increase above the record of $101,711,000 established in 1951
according to Herman W. Steinkraus, President.
sales
reported
company
will
Lamoille
Burlington
the
Vermont
the
of
It
Commission.
surrounding
and
diesel electric plant
a
end
644,741
$2,454,768
i
♦Required by order of New York P.
end
;
'
This
to
p.
$3,386,705
931,937
•
Earnings per share of common stock
proceeds
'
—
—
.—
stock
Balance
working capital.
ho-;!
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Sales Gain 25%—
and taxes—.
income
Preferred
a
6%
of
the
and
of
in¬
already
generating plants with an aggregate installed
kilowatts, one steam electric plant of 4,000 kilo¬
16,880
number
of Dec.
1951
1952
deductions—
♦Reservation
letter of notification with the
cumulative preferred stock to be
filed
21
shares
($100
par
be
to
are
Jan.
on
1,000
covering
and
both
hydro-electric
the
At
$20,656,964 $18,342,446
17,285,851
16,016,968
•—
Income
income
Income
Bishop Equipment Co., Washington, D. C.—Files—
„
The
to
of
Power
generates
Albans
Johnson
approval
aspects
Chittenden
wholesale
of
of
and
watts
Co.
St.
of
have
approximately 60,000.
the
shares
300,000
four
capacity
Corp.—Earnings—
——-—
Non-operating Income
share), .without
per
has
Light
by
of
holders
merger.
the
to
certain
the Federal
stock
The
companies.
stock
According
Co.
approved
be
common
Electric
th*e
for
Light
must
of
Vermont
Public
subject
Electric
merger
shares
of
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
of common stock to be offered at par
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
buy equipment and for working capital.
SEC
Village
vote
and
in
parts
at
the
ended Dec. 31, 1952.—V. 177, p. 410.
year
Operating
O.—Files With SEC—
filed a letter of notification with
27,
Jan.
electricity
wurld
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
tions, to buy 30,000 shares of the common stock, the remaining war¬
rants going to Mutual Life Insurance Co.
In
addition, the Chase Nulional Bank of the City of New York
Wnd Central National Bank of Cleveland each will buy $625,000 of
'"series.. A notes. Mutual Life will also buy $2,500,000 in series B notes
as well as $400,000 of notes of Defense
Project, Inc., a wholly-owned
subsidiary. See also V. 177, p. 233.
The corporation on
and
the
to
be
Electric
customers
County
•
,
will
Central
of
the SEC and
Public
6,000
and
Commission
Public
of
proposed
outstanding
intention
merger
by
the
the
in
The preferred stock is to be sold at $100 per share to Investors
Diversified Services, Inc., which is also being granted five-year op¬
Bi-Metals Corp., Cleveland,
The
of
two-thirds
their
Service
whose business dates back to 1891, is one of the
producers of manufactured abrasives.
Consolidated
net sales of the company and Its subsidiaries, excluding sales by sub¬
sidiaries in England, Norway and West Germany, were $70,173,000 In
of
than
upon
by Albert A. Cree, President of Central Vermont,
President
Electric
tric.
a
\
Corp.—Merger—
company,
principal
shares of
10,000
the
for
filed
4,
Peterson,
announcement,
Public
more
With SEC—
Feb. 26.
about
stockholders
Feb.
Jan. 23
on
W.
two-thirds
the
Ltd. became a public company, with executive
Alberta, Canada, on March 1, 1951, and became
on
A,
this
least
Piospccts
Calgary,
made
and
to
dicated
registration statement-with the
shares of its outstanding
made for the account of
selling stockholders and none of the proceeds will accrue to the com¬
pany. It is expected that the offering, which will be underwritten by
a
group
managed by The First Boston Corp., will come to market
42,000 shares of common stock.
im¬
for
pay
merger
ment
upon
common
rights.
company
The
The
68,595
covering the proposed sale of 271,940
common
stock (par $5). The sale Is being
Basic Refractories, Inc.—Financing Program Approved
.
in
The
'
preferred
and
underwriters
the
by
SEC
522.
p.
rights
Carborundum Co.—Registers
Just made by the railroad reduces the principal
bonds
held
by
the Federal agency
to $65,000,000.
the
of
—V.-177,
oil and gas interests
United States.
of
disbursement
amount
unproven
north central
the
for luture exploration and
natural gas rights principally
Manitoba. On May 1, 1952
the company acquired all of the outstanding common shares of W. L.
Griffith Ltd., which became its subsidiary.
The company
and its subsidiary have interests in acreage which
is distributed over wide areas and
includes freehold leases covering
1 088,956
unproven
acres
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Illinois and
North
and
South
Dakota, a 2% %
overriding royalty in freehold
leases covering' 915,081 unproven acres and in Crown Permits covering
470,6:^0 unproven acres in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
Also varying
interest
in
Crown
Permits
covering
2,477,972
unproven
acres
in
British Columbia and the Northwestern Territories,
and J/4 working
interest in Crown Leases covering 20,016 unproven acres in Saskatche¬
wan,
a
% working interest in seven producing oil wells in Illinois
located
on
30
acres,
a 37
interest in an additional 940 acres
In
Illinois
on
500
of which a
producing well was completed in
December, 1952, and 1% of the working interest in 800 producing acres
hi the Red water Field of Alberta.—V. 176, pp. 2061 and 2159.
Mr.
RFC.
in
include 235,000 common chares to be issued
share
of
Canadian
charges.
interest
plus
agehcy,
the
to
several states
offered
share
ol
offices
McDonald said.
represents advance purchase of 4%
collateral trust
1,
1965, of the railroad held by the Government
company's indebtedness
the
to
into this corporation of Public Electric Light Co., with op¬
erating headquarters at St. Albans, Vt., has been approved by the boards
of directors of both
companies and will be submitted to their stock¬
holders for approval at early dates, according to a Joint announci*-
engaged
in a program of
acquisition,
development, of various freehold oil and
in the
Provinces of Saskatchewan
and
has made a payment o; 83,001,635 to the Reconstruc¬
tion
Finance Corporation,
according to an announcement by Harry
Ay McDonald, RFC administrator.
This; sum includes $'.',991,000
which will be applied to reducing
used
(Del.)—Bonds Placed Privately
subsidiary of Central Electric & Gas
Central Vermont Public Service
A
being
receive
Ohio RIt.—Reduces RFC Debt—
Baltimore &
be
Stock Offered—
—
purchased from the selling security holders who will
approximately 55% of the total net proceeds .rom the sale of the
offered.
The company will receive proceeds only from the ex¬
shares
The-company
,
to
are
Co., has sold privately an issue of $300,000 3.80% first
closed mortgage and lien bonds, series F, due Dec. 1, 1977,
through Loewi & Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—V. 176, p 1158.
176, p. 2434.
the logical choice.—V.
(Canada)
Prospect Ltd.
and
shares
exercise
the
of
variety
wide
a
Canada
The
products for national defense,
Avco divisions manufacture and distribute consumers
products under
the trade names of Crosley, Bendix Home Appliances, and New Idea,
including
radio
and television
sets,
refrigerators, electric ranges,
frozen food cabinets, laundry equipment, kitchen sinks and cabinets,
dhhwashers, room air conditioning units, and farm machinery.
See also New York Shipbuilding Corp. below.—V. 176, p. 2529,
to
of
BUSINESS—Company holds extensive
Conn.
Bridgeport,
at
addition
In
location
(par 331/3 cents) at $7 per share.
now
are
the SECT
with
stock to be offered at $18 per share,
proceeds
Central Telephone Co.
—This company, a
firm,
the
operations of
plants in Michigan, Wisconsin and
the present operating units and plans
fabricating
and
the
recent
a
White, Weld & Co. headed an investment group which
Feb. 6 offered for public sale 303,595 common shares
in
notification
letter of
a
common
The
provements.
on
conducted as Avco Divisions. The
only
subsidiaries still retained,
all wholly owned, are The Horn
Manufacturing Co. of Fort Dodge, Iowa, several sales and distributing
companies
and
Crosley Broadcasting Corp., operator of
television
stations in Cincinnati, Columbus and Dayton, Ohio, and sound broad¬
casting radio stations in Cincinnati and New York City.
Avco's
manufacturing operations are
now
conducted through its
Crosley Division with plants at Cincinnati; Richmond, Ind.; Nashville,
Tenn.;
Carrollton, Ky.; and Batavia, 111; Bendix Home Appliances
Division with plants at Clyde, Ohio, and South Bend,, Ind.; American
Kitcnens Division, Connersviiie, Ind.; Lycoming-Spencer Division, Williamsport, Pa.; New Idea Division, with plants at Coldwater, Ohio,
and Sandwich, 111; The Horn Manufacturing Co. of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
and
Bridgeport-Lycoming Division, operator of a government-owned
Their
Avco.
the
activities make Chicago
future
Canadian
marks the final step In the transition of Avco (formerly
Corp.)
from
tt
holding company Into an integrated
manufacturing corporation.
Since the close of World War II other
holdings disposed of include its minority
interests in Consolidated
Vultee
Aircraft Corp., American Ainines, Inc.,
Pan American World
Airways,
Inc.,
and
ACF-Brill Motors Co., while new acquisitions
incluae The Crosley Corp.,
Bendix Home Appliances, Inc., and New
Idea,
Inc.,
the
assets
of
which were subsequently transferred
to
Aviation
filed
22
underwriting.
(Dec. 17) announcement
establish its headquaters in
of
geographical
mines
Both
to
center
follows
has
Hecla
&
the
has
Alabama.
pointed out,
The
Calumet
at
decided
the location
of
Disclosure
that
Chicago
lor
Jan.
on
13,000 shares of
without
.
.
company
covering
1.
May
retain their
continue as
B. Daggett, Works Manage^ will
and Messrs. Pierce and Dore will also
R.
engineering, and
positions,
present
directors of
The
for
of individual investors.
All except two of the present directors have resigned and repre¬
sentatives of the purchasers will be ejected to
fill their vacancies.
Harry
W. Pierce,
Executive Vice-President; Charles H. Dore, VicePrtjiotnt and lieasurer;
Harry Burns, Vice-President in charge of
Corp.. and
Central States Paper & Bag Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Files
Calumet & Hecla, Inc.—Leases Chicago Headquarters
corporation, metal producer and fabricator, has leased quarters
Its executive offices on the 20th floor of the People's Gas Building,
122 South Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. The space, totaling 4,600 square
feet, will be decorated and furnished during April and occupied on
Corp.—Sells Shipbuilding Stock
of the Board and President, announced
sale of all of, Avco's holdings of New York Shipbuilding
and participating stock to U. S.
Wolfson Brothers
Manufacturing
Avco
Victor
195&
Monday, February 9,
...
4
528.
assets
<
r
due
•
i
within
of corporation
one
ap¬
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yolume 177
Number 5193
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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3
(623)
Cleveland
Scncl to
Pneumatic
Co.—Stock
Tool
Control
to
Be
Columbus
Employees—
Southern
&
Ohio
Bonds—
under
P»ny
all
of
the
this
plan
a
will
company
have
to
capital stock
their
the
of
become
soon
two
of
owners
their
com-
Dexinitive
profit
sharing trusts purchase
from Sixty Trust of Boston,
company
available
fnr
trust for employees of Textron, Inc.
profit sharing trusts for workers at Cleveland
Two
Po.
would
the
past
buy
five
for $11,800,000
One
years.
all
the
of
stock
held
the
by
representing salaried
trust,
Pneumatic
Tool
Fund
employees,
-P
would
down
with
payment
instalments
would
the
be
remainder
with
met
due
funds
over
«3,W5S» and from ,uture dividends
14-year
a
received
under
„
o-i
•
The
■
SEC
corporation
covering
be
to
12,000
offered
stock
be
to
D.
175,
filed
21
shares of
$24
at
offered
•Washington,
loans.—V.
Jan.
on
the
profit
$10
The
C.
convertible
1,000
shares
and
share
per
proceeds
notification
series
$1.50
share
per
at
of
through
to
are
of
Rouse,
be
used
preferred
class
A
to
make
the
of
of
an
gEC
S42
convertible
shjn through
the greater
pel
period
5an
31
of
$46
at
into
stock
common
for
converted
balance
of
notes
conversion
period, retiring
maturity.
•PROCEEDS—The net
outstanding
the
book
the
at
aggregate of
an
will
be
50%
value
A
5%
BUSINESS—Corporation is
financing companies
has
and
is
of
any
un-
of
the
prior
finance
31,
three
country's
fn*A"aJ!iUH
leading
sales
and
Of consoUda^d"^
Period aSximatelv $8
1976°00O
^63000 for
th
nine
month
^AMTALIZi^ION
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
GIVING
,
Income
of
400 OM
was
bJ'
f
nah
Due
within
To'^R^ENT^KNANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT
TO
n
nntn^
,
rii'no
Hi.P
?! !„? TJ
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1Cfii
iasa—"*
16
th'
teUDorainatea unsecurca
is'nnn
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i
snwain
nnn
ai
Jn'Snnnnn
anSSnnnn
Iflfll
16
?
Tan
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L
V<lf. rt!! r!nf
bimfnr
q V
OS
♦Notes
sold
Jan.
is'nnn'nnn
25,000,000
1953, at
the
IM&OM *£
IHMhV
Nov.
amount.
tNote sold Dec.
IConvertibie in common stock
30,
the
1952,
company
had
established
credit
lines
with
aggregating $432,190,000, of which $194,720,000 was in use, the
balance
of
$237,470,000
being
available.
On
the
same
date
the
company had $324,197,000 short-term notes
outstanding on the open
commercial
panies
market
paper
and
other
with
banks,
corporations,
insurance
JrinSlM Tmounts
amounts
respecti.e
principal
of
Principal
Amount of
The
First
Amount of
Corp.I 2]590,000
Boston
NOteS
Corp.
Goldman, Sachs & Co
800.000
Baker, Weeks & Co
800,000
Equitable
&
Webster Securi-
ties
Corp
Blyth & Co., Inc
675.000
Inc.
Lynch,
Fenner &
Harris'
Lester,
Barney
&
White.
Bear,
A.
Weld
&
Stearns
&
Watling,
Co
S'S
350,000
Sa£n; whl£p!eH ?C^Robert W. Baird & Co.,
&
Blunt
Ellis
Julien
Corp
350,000
De
& Co
350,000
Legg
Co
&
Curtis
&
Clark,
C.
&
Co."—
&
300,000
Co.-
Trask
Watts
ivntral
rn
*
R
Inc
j
&
&
U CKS°n &
b
250 000
M
Evans
-
Mead
Miliar
On
«5 nnn
«5 nnn
Parifir
Piner
Northwest
Jaffrav
Schmidt, Poole &
200,000-
Schwabacher
200.000
Singer,
G.
2on.ooo
Witter
177, p.
Tb»
&
Co._
Co
85 000
Honwood
Moseley & Co.—
R. W. Pressprich & Co._
Dean
85*000
&
200^00
-
200,000
of
as
"
85,000
85,000
:
American
Corp.
—
85,000
due Feb. 1,
Financial
Cbraaicle
(Reg. U.
PabHsbed twice
B.*-Patent
Thioio-n
21
shares
filed
of
offered
1973
Oct: 31,
credit
3Va%
at
*de-
4%
to
use
pro-
43.
111
TTiloo
of
notification
With
'
cttrr'
letter
a
stock
common
for
the
(no
account
the
with
the
of :which
pari,
of
SEC
10.000
and 5,600
company
28,
the
announced
company
Jan.
proposed changes
in
plan
the
debentures
Feb.
on
6
the
of
Cuba
RR.
been
held
Co.
adjournment
time
In
will
afford
which
to
stockholders
send
In
their
com-
who
the
cumu-
certificates.
accrual
and
said
it
depositary,
27,
the
1953.—V.
that
t
tQck
for
p.
ff
such
.
has
company
of
Atloc,k> lt of the Board.
was. aniloun?ed
1595.
Into
the
field
agricultural
net
sales
of
the
of
chemiqais,
organic
chemicals,
and
company
its
solvents
subsidiaries
for
each 10 Kills
2
Feb. 2 announced
shares of
covering
share'
per
proceeds
stock
Chemical
em
j«i» 22'
on
shares
30,000
filed
of
to
be
used
for
letter
a
class
of
stock
A
Inc.,
notification
to
St.
be
Paul,
Co.,
with
offered
the
at
$10
The
Minn.
net
working capital.
Clarence A. Wiggins, President,
Feb. 2 announced
on
the consolidation
of tw0 affiliated companies, Petroleum Exploration Co. and
CorpThe merger gives Drilling <fc Exploration ownership
30%
of
the
Twin
as
Appraisals
shares
The
new
Aug.
the
consolidated
Twin
ot
which
company
and
1952
1,
probable
both
net
on
the
gave
over
4,250,000
Oil
barrels,
at an annual rate
the announcement said.
last,
percentage
interests
in
future
ap--
devel-
exploratory operations in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado
and
be
Twin
new
running
was
Dec. 31,
present
of
reserves
companies
has varying
company
for 1953.—v.
Oil
more
will
Corp.
of
of
opments and
of
Oil
as
proximating $1,800,000
234.
a
Kills
of
'
thl0Ugh KaJman & Co.,
are
Nebraska
Luclus
substantial
a
176,
increase
in
net
production
arm
indicate^
is
327.
p.
.1
Dyna-Matic
clay'
Furnace
Corp.,
Cleveland,
Ohio
Files
—
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
'•
!
,.
The
Betner
company
manufactures
small
and
medium-size
bags
materials including paper,
foils, cellophane, laminates,
various
plastics
and
wax
In
paper.
addition
the
to
plant
at
„J£.he corporation 011 Jan, 23 tiled
company operates plants at Richmond,
and Los Angeles, Calif.
also
has
Co.
two
California
of
ownership
"Continental
in
He
Thomas
M.
Beaumont,
Thc Proceeds
subsidiaries;
Royal
&
Co.
Benjamin
It
has
C.
__
the
Clay
company's
Fibre
Drum
and
Paper
to be used to develop and redesign franchise sales.
are
_
%t
and
,
.
9
^
Container
w
,
added that Betner is a large producer of bags for such
products,
flour and fertilizer.
Last year, the company's total sales
approximately $13,000,000.-V. 177, p. 411.
uv
U'hitn
share
per
75 cents per share.
hnnkc
(net), with
The Offering
V
DOORS Closed.
Xr
rv»
Corp.—Increases
177
was
The stockholders on Jan. 28 approved an Increase in authorized common shares to 1,000.000 from 500,000 shares, and also voted to eliminate pre-emptive rights to all stockholders. Octave Blake, President
and
?eperal ^ager law mat the purpose Ofthe increase, in shares
to have them available for further acquisitions and possible stock
dividends. "I have a company in mind right now that we would like
acQnire," Mr. Blake said.
i
'
Sales for the quarter ended Dec. 31, 1952, amounted to about $42,600,000.—V. 176, p. 1471.
'
"
was
The SEC,
„
acquire
leases,. to
repay
loans*
•
for
exploration
costs
and'
Office*
William
Dana
Feb.
2,
has
issued
an
order
as
author-
follows:
$2,700,000
-
working
.
,
The
is
engaged
and
related
corporaton
erating
station
in
the
construction
transmission
of
facilities
an
at
electric
gen-
Joppa,
kw. of
111.,
supplying up to 500,000
firm
power
to in atomic energy project being constructed
by the • AEC
afc Paducah- KyConstruction of the original facilities is expected to
being
be
built
for
completed
the
purpose
during
the
of
latter
half
of
1953.
The
additlonj
funds
a^e redui^®db?cfuse
a.n
of tb® ApC project and because
°f a $3,300,000 increase in the cost of the original facilities.
The additional bonds are to be purchased by the two Insurance
companies which acquired the original Issue of $100,000,000. of bonds.
T^
B.
on
.par^ value.of) additional 1953.
common stock; and $2,000,000 of 3", prpmlssory notes due Aug. 3,
The corporation on Jan. 23 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 299,970 shares of common stock (par lo cents) to be offered
by Charles J. Maggio, Inc., New York. The net proceeds are to be used
to
announced
was
<■..•:
•
Additional Financing Author'd-^-
izing this corporation to issue and sell additional securities,
$65,000,000 of 3%%
first
mortgage sinking
fund bonds,
'
Coronada Copper Mines Corp.—Files With SEC—
lt
oversubscribed and
985
n
V. 1 ((, p. 2oO.
Electric Energy, Inc.
Stock—
tivori
a
dealer's discount of
a
,
Cornell-Dubilier Electric
at
w hite. Weld & Co. at a fixed price
i_
ot $36.37y2
said.
colfee,
were
the
El PaSO Natural Gas Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offering of 79,960 shares of common stock (par $3)
50%
Benjamin C. Betner Co. of Wisconsin.
operate this business as a separate division
to
General
and
Va.; Paris, Tex.;
operating
with
SEC covering 7,o00 shares of preferred stock (par $30) and 3,750-shares
°f common stock (par $1) to be offered in units of two preferred
shares and one common share at $61 per unit, without underwriting.
.
Devon,
the
will
supplement
divisions,"
wholly-owned
letter of notification
a
notes
are
to
be
sold
to
a
commercial
bank.
The
additional
Company,
com-
Publishers,- 25 Park Place, New York 7.--N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert .D, Seibert, Editor and Publisher,
Seibert, Presldfcnt.
a
week
(erery-Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with- a statistical Issua cn Monday J.; Other .offices: 135. S.. La Salle St., Chicago 3, HI—
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Draper** Garden^ London; E. C., Rngiami e/o Edwards &
Smith.
CopvTigitt 1952 bjr William ». Dana Coa^any, Reentered as second class matter-February 25, 1942, at
peat office at New York, N.
Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions In Uhlted - States,- U: a. Possessions; Territories and Member* of •Pan-American Union, $45.00 per year; In Domfai«a
•f Canada, $48.00
per year.' Other Countries, $52.00 per year.
•
William
Dana
*
•
■
NOTE:
On
account
of
tha
fluctuations in
tha rata
of
.
<
•
.
Drilling & Exploration Co.—Two Affiliates Merged—
bankers headed
General
•.2
,
Acauisition—
on the basis of eight Diversey shares for
V. 177, p. 411.
shares.
The corporation
SEC
stockholders
p.
the
Dougllboy Industries, Inc., New Richmond, Wis.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
by
13,855
em
,
177,
and
lor
Lfcd;» a Hawaiian corporation,
_
mQn
•
Feb-
made
herbicides,
e
in exchange
'
on
the
at
The coipoiation on Jan. 22 filed a letter of notification with the
fEC covering 11,074 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
the assets and business of the Benjamin
In exchange for 73,177 shares of common
011
Chairman
$65,000,000
,
than
acquired
been
Diversey Corp., Chicago,. 111.—Files
Cn
Devon, Pa,,
ainoi«iiL..to
3%
the
by depositing their
deposits having been
such
t
•
Betner Co.
to
of
program
to
company's-rnet
year 1952 ^mounted to $76,673,000 and net income w» $5,462,000.
stock
common
has
insecticides,
as
Consolidated
*
'
$20,400,000
vinyl plastics.
received
Ktnnlpv Rr
further
a
,
time
174,
expansion
years
expected
for
BUSINESS—Company is a major producer of basic inorganic chemicals and a recent entrant In the manufacture of
organic chemicals.
Since the close cf World War II, the
company has expended appfoxi,
mately $60,000,000 for expansion of its productive
capacity, modemization of existing facilities
and diversification
of
plant and
product.
While expenditures under this program were
largely In connection
with the company's basic line of inorganic chemicals,
including chorine,
alkalis, silicates, chromates and calcium
carbonates, in the last tw6
have
proxies,
investment
an
accrued interest.
from the current financing will be used
property account had increased from
cl06e of
the
on
by
priced at 101 V4% and
were
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Further Expansion—
This
made
was
expansion, modernization and diversification estimated
$14,600,000 for the period 1953-54. Since 1946, the
1953.
meeting
a Part of the company's 1953 construction program.—V.
C.
it
Beginning In 1957, a sinking fund will operate to retire at least 65%
of the issue prior to maturity at an initial redemption price of 101.13
160S <n 1975
,Oon.r.1 redemptlou prices
rangerfrom
then held.
No over-subscription
privilege
Subscription warrants expire Jan. 30, 1953.
from the sale of the common stock will be used to finance
Proceeds
t->
dccreasin,
plan
had
Pa.—Files
headtd, by The First Boston Corp.,. The
gr0UP
capital.
and
$7 000,-
a
mature
Trust
proven
85:000
*'
Deane &
Scrlbner
Swiss
Co"I:Z"
Co.;
will
*
Ltd.,
Railroads plan
holders of each preferred
exchange a 100 Cuban peso debenture, an accrual
pesos, and a cash payment of 6.29 pesos which, less
^
85 000
&
410.
Commercial
nnn
Cn
Leonard & Lvnch
200 000
—V.
as'oon
UZt
($3,010,000) of
notes
®*amon<* Alkali C°. — Debentures Offered—Public,,offering of $15,000,000 Of 3%% sinking fund debentures
Hawaiian
Cooke,
Income
85,000
x,
Moore
200 000
Co
&
company.
Gross
as
Milwaukee
The
~
&
Feb.
shares of
a
son_
The
the
on
_T
Corp.
85,000
Co
&
Tully & Co.—
Walker
Castle
was contained in the offer.
85,000
&
Cn
Jan.
on
be
Ban).ers
known
Co.,
mHriPr'Trn"
&
H.
&
interest
pay
,
The company had offered 617,669 shares of common stock to its
stockholders of record at the close of business on Jan. 15,
1953 at $35 Per share on the basis of one additional share for each
Betner
ns nnn
Dominick
S.
systems
common
85,000
w
Mitchum,
F.
the
8
It
«5
'
Dominick
by
Hawaiian
approved
Consolidated Railroads
Morgan
stock
Bodme
a
200 000
Co
vacuum
shares,
the
Townsend,
Hiiiiard
^CorM
250 000
Inc
high
Tex.,
85,000
j
a
Bovce
Dickson
{
85,000
Co
Lunt__
&
T'rn
250 000
Co
the
and
The
comnanv
85,000
Co
250:000
&
^
85,000
Granbery, Marache &
Co
Rollins & Co
3*
A.
Hamlin
250 000
Hallearten
down
the
Whitin^' Chairman of the Board,
85,000
Co
Co.___—
85.ooo
250.000
Co
&
Reniihlle
Bros
&
300,000
Inc
Blair
&
300.000
Xstebrook
Stein
Collins
Haven
&
&
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
Langley & Co.__„
spencer
Simmons-
Clark
inc.
Co
Dodge
Drexel
W.
W.
Clement
350.000
—
&
Bradford
C.
Crouter
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Shields
and
Consolidated
of
to
glassine,
Co
balance
Co., New York, has been appointed trustee paving agent and registrar f'or s24i00O,OOO of 3.2%.
general and refunding
mortgage bonds, series "L," due Jan. 15, 1973.—V.
177, p. 411. " *i
ine Company rtCClvea snbscrintions to 004,snaies of
SUDSCriptlOnS to 534 438 shares OI
common stock,
or a 94.6% subscription, leaving 33,231
85,000
350.000
C.
extended
William
350,000
to
are
„
receive in
with
350.000
J.
John
shares
from
&
•
<
Detroit It(iISO 11 Go.—'-New Bond Issue—
company
further announced that holders of preferred stock
still become
parties to the plan, and entitled to receive the
securities and cash payment provided for therein,
85,000
Blair
the
three banks.
rate, being charged by banks. It will
borrowing for working capital.—V. 177, p.
filriilntnr
company
15,600
The
be
plan
85,000
E.
Higginson
85'000
also
See
The corporation on Feb. 3 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering b5o non-assessable common shares to be offered at par ($100
Per share). without underwriting The proceeds are to be used to pay
for drilling foi oil and gas and for acquisition and sale of oil and
gas leases.
the
the
The
150,000
150.000
shdre) on
per
held".
...
could
Ball, Burge & Kraus
350,000
Lee
Co., Inc._,
Lerchen & Co.
share
Dantz Run Development Co., Inc., Galeton,
and accrual certificates Issuable pursu&ht to the
ready for delivery together with the cash payment under
during March, 1953.
will
350.000
350,000
&
!
150.000
Inc.
Co
turned
28
.
600,000
Weeks—
Hutton
150,000
Pomeroy, inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
E.
the
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Hornblower
W.
plan
150^000
Co
81
Stroud
&
&
Co
&
600,000
Sonsj_—
&
Stone
150,000
600,000
—
Brown
&
Co—
Inc.
Hayden,
150,000
Marks
Corp
Co.——
G. Becker & Co.
Alex.
M.
Reynolds
600,000
Smith,
150^000
Inc.
($2
par
prime
latest
of
Underwritten by a group of investment
150,000
Co.,
down
of
group
will
the
ten
Inc
&
Ryons & Co
Putnam
600.000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Union Securities
position
debentures
income
hv
Co.
'
_____
Nolan,
Hall
Laurence
Pierce,
Beane
the
to
in
Jan.
on
debentures
the
150,000
Folger,
600,000
600,000
Merrill
promoted
or 5.4%, for underwriting.
These latter shares
were quickly placed at $37.25 per share. The issue was
Securities
Corp.
600,000
Eastman, Dillon & Co.__
Harriman Ripley & Co..
The
used
150,'000
Securities
Morgan Stanley & Co._.
Stone
be
150,000
American
at
par
^Um ^alcuUtor Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
com-
company the Allowing
the^otes
notes.
the
co._$2SoCooo
Peabody &
Cnrtu
Consumers Power Co.—Stock Subscriptions—Justin R.
Principal
Kidder,
been
equipment
been
additional
income
Officials
investors.
'^Xrd^fjoi^ly^o6 PunrSeritferLTh™1omX toTfXwmi
ISSlie
$5
stockholders
present
'
pre-
CulS'p^V'r^rth 'Si'to U."s!^"^anet payment ol 5.56 peso.. The
principal
banks
has taken
a
company
the
through
to
are
each
by
.
company
credit with
on
was announced Feb. 3 by Philip
who control
stockholders'
certificate of 29
Mnno
30,
1952 ,at the principal amount.
through Jan. 31, 1963.
lilncludes 293,560 shares reserved for issuance
under Employees' Restricted Stock
Option Plan, and 595,238 Shares
initially to be reserved for issuance upon conversion of the hotes.
tOn
proceeds
for
to repay $5,600,000 in outstanding debt and
stock.
Under
chc
has
Co.,
ing6 /ntUT
actedi
share will
snn'nnn
has
vacuum
Ltd<>
operative
fc
latlve
TT„K
value)!!!;;
par
15,
net
stock
common
share
new
two
for
<■
for subscription
the
fund
share)
one
covering
high
Cp>f
preferred
subor. notes due Feb.
7tock !slO
Common
The
with
sinking
company stated.
Both of these plans will substitute for the preferred issues 3%
in nnn nnn
nnn'nnn
iT% 1 nn~7>ow"";rTi7,«~"
notification
($100 per
par
change the
to
16d;000
exchanged
2062
p.
ceeds of
pany was adJourned to Feb. 11.
The company received proxies In
favor of the Proposals from holders of more than a majority of the
Cuba RB- stock but not up to the r0duired two-thirds approval of the
nnn
15,000,000
noo
25,000,000
<.,rl4^2 ...i?..„? ^'
il??
rinmMi
•'
iofif
1
tHhm.
c/
i
tin'oon
of
to
$5)
(par
be
1954.
v. 177, p. 234.
special
not
^
Neb.
of
cumulative
at
same day to act 011 changes in a plan of recapitalization for that
4n nnn nnn
is'nnn
of
recapitalization
declared
nno
Xnnnn
nnn
15,000,000
norcs,
ann
'
,
letter
a-
proposal
a
stock.
par
The
000
good offer but aPParently fche °ther Paries didn't think so."
Ke»nedy said the negotiations "have definitely ended and
»' «sumptlon."-V. 176, p. 1471.
a
A
nnn
$3.37.'/2
the
5Vi%
offered
Omaha,
Corp.,
stockholders
,
A
tiled
of
be
to
approved
Cummins Engine Co., Inc.—Bank Borrowings—
proved—
$518,917,000
..
at
"
"
capital.
con troll
notes:
.
offered
$2
basis
176,
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—Recapitalization Ap-
FINANCING
Outstanding
year
'iqht
tho
lo^ve'ral monSfnow"We oHered"«5 pefsba?!
Mr"
de-
of
one
0loS3/C"red I}otes^
'
was
$14
an'd
Authorized
tUnsecured short-term
A,
the Heiemano
or
J&d°fr&
26
shares
series
working
Pineappl;>
past five years with total outstandings
almost double the figure of five years earlier.
1951,
of
covering
^^0 000^00C oi^rr°hve,t^i^0con^aUonerfo^ecmftrof^
in-
naP h'n t'na<f«
ste.dii? In'"the
increased
Dec.
Jan.
on
1,500
stock,
engineering,
increased
an
also,engaged in fire, theft and
«fraAme mlninr iaf
vninmp
•on
the
of
one
be
211
22
The company plans to offer
a" additional 23,640 shaies of
Parent, company In Pasadena. Calif., will be the big job facing Hugh
Colvin at present, according to Mr. Fogg. Consolidated Vacuum, a
wholly-owned subsidiary, was formerly the vacuum equipment department of Eastman Kodak's Distillation Products Industries Division.
®®r, Colvin is now wo'king out the final details for establishing this
new corportaion as an independent operation lor the manufacture
1
slalment
to
Jan.
on
Coordinating the. activities of Consolidated's recent acquisition,
Consolidated Vacuum Corp. of Rochester, N. Y., with those of
fund
balance
such
(par
shares
Co., New York. The proceeds
selling stockholder.—V. 177,
&
is
s.^^g^presidenf Treasurer' u
share
per
sinking
termination
of
to
used
cent)
one
SEC
Dec.
on
stock from 160,000 shares
$2), each share of $5 par stock to
common
shares
The
covering
and
proceeds
(par
who
the
139'.
p.
Consolidated Engineering Corp.-Official Promoted-
12-month
share or
with
Graves
Armour
Hu&h p- Colvin, Treasurer,
at
vcars
1958
per
preceding June 20, subject to adjustments.
-commencing in 1964 provides for the retirement of
to
in
stockholders
authorized
ci?p
shares
bank!
for
the
on
TTiW with
riles wim ohiL,
$25 000 000
accrued interest.
are
Gordon
Dale
company
additional
?973,
notes
The
.
n».«
177,
Culver Corp.—Stock Split Ratified—Rights Planneduaimcu
nignis jrimiucu
Trustee, in exchange
as
pending
junior subordinated notes, due Feb. 1,
by a
ing group headed jointly by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
Corp. The notes are priced at 100% and
new
stock
common
C.
filed
was
Adjourned
now
Community Credit Co., Omalia, Neb.—Files With SEC
The First Boston
The
of
throu^h
Wachob-Bender
4
are
I9fi4
n
P>
.
p«rMa,,d
1981
stock
Becker.
Co.—Notes Offered—Public offer-
Fph
17K
•
to
go
ferred
Credit
madp
wnc
Issup —v
due
133.
p.
il
Commercial
to
common
&
shares
share
are
515.
p.
Farmers Trust Co..
thr»
a letter of notification
per
with
Brewer
series
Commonwealth Oil Co., Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC
TUT*
letter
a
3V*%
V.
be P"ld °» "» 5tock'
e
bonds.
r„„
Plan
on
See Consolidated RE.s of Cuba above.—V.
period.
-C-I
Coastal Finance Corp., Silver Spring:, Md.—Flies—
.
Cuba RR.—Vote
corporation on Jan, 13 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 27,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($10
per share),
first to stockholders, without underwriting, The proceeds
are to be used for working capital.
5.000
r
H,
Definitive
—
The
51% of the stock while the other, for hourly rated employees
purchase 49% of the stock.
the $11,800,000'cost to the buyers $2,150,000 would be paid as
\ Of
pash
nf
Co.
coramonwcaiui, inc., roniana, ure.
for
.
The
hnnd'
ry
rAramft«,„o,ni,
ibtjuire
iwould
mortgage
the City Bank
at
temnorarv
pension
&
first
Electric
'
t
Employees of
ezebanga, vaaaittanca for-foreign
subscription#
•
and
advertisements
must
be mada la
New York funds.
<
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1953
.
(624)
4
stock
mon
the
by
acquired
to" be
is
at 1043
Electric
proprietary in¬
Central
Kentucky
177,
companies oi
parent
p.
235.
Feb. 4, were abandoned.
explanation, Benjamin Abrams,
In
primarily used to retire $179,350 of outstanding debentures ana cer¬
equlpluent contracts in the amount of $253,270. The balance of
proceeds will be used to purchase new equipment and to increase
working capital.
-
,
said the
"unhappy situation
withdraw.
of the
President, of Emerson,
was abandoned because of an
arising from a dispute over the plans, and it was felt best to
Opposition to the merger had arisen on the part of some
Webster-Chicago stockholders as well as apparently sharp dissension
proposed
merger
Commercial
Stock Split, Etc.—
The company proposed en Jan.
30 a two-for-one split of Its com¬
stock to be followed immediately by a 20ft
stock dividend. The
amendments to its certificate of incorporation will be voted on at
the anual meeting on Feb. 24, and will have the net effect of giving
every stockholder
2.4 shares of stock for each share now held.
The
directors on
Jan. 30 indicated they plan ta initiate regular
cash dividends of
$1 per share annually on the new stock equal to
.$2.40 per share on the present shares, on which $2.20 annually had
Manufacturing Co.—Plans
Emhart
paid.
,
to Equitable Life Assurance Society of
the U. S., New York
______
Instalment
note
payable
to
signal Oil & Gas Co., Los
share
on
(authorized
dividend of 55 bents
to holders of record
reserved
to
said
Notice
was
the
that
name
stock
option
received on j Jan.
of this company
$2
Chris-
&
150,000
Metropolitan St. Louis Co. 150,000
—V.
stock
(par
—V.
174.
in the common
the new name.
170.
2024.
p.
General Motors COiriL—Curtice
board
The
275
p.
Manufacturing Co.—New Name—
Emsco
Emsco Derrick &
See
:
The
Jan.
trust
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
$6,800,000 of first mortgage and collateral
company
coveting
1953,
due
bonds,
competitive
offered for public sale at
to be
1983,
1,
Jan.
bidding.
The net proceeds
from the sale of the new bonds, together with
its general funds to the extent, necessary, will be used by the company
to redeem'$2,000,000 of outstanding first mortgage bonds, 3'/aft
due
1068 of the company at a cost of $2,070,000 and to pay $4,800,600 of
short-term bank
loans.
The $4,800,000 of bank loans to be paid
were
made principally to pay a $900,000 bar.k loan which matured
ou Dec, 30, 1952 incurred for the purchase of 1,544 shares of common
stock of Montaup Electric Co. at a cost of $160,156
and lor con¬
struction purposes and
to purchase $3,738,000 principal amount of
3%ft
debenture bonds due Dec. 30, 1982 of Montaup.
The debenture
bonds of Montaup purchased by
the company were issued and sold
to
provide funds with which to pay bank loans of Montaup incurred
primarily to finance the installation of a 60,000 kilowatt generating
wait in Moniytip's Somerset Station which was placed in service on
Oct. 1, 1951.—V. 174, p. 2547.
above.—V. 174, p. 187.
& Refining Co.
Smelting
American
1953
-
.
30,679
27,292
38,191
9,311
Co.—Definitive Debentures—
prepared to deliver definitive 25-year 314'ft
due May 1, 1977 against the: surrender and cancellation of
debentures
will
it
1953,
10,
announced that beginning
City Bank of New York has
National
The
Feb.
be
_______
Cadillac
—
.
First Securities
Pa.
Corp., Philadelphia,
—
cars
passenger
Chevrolet
_
'
177,
—________
bonds
The
—V.
'
corporation
on
Jen.
Fitchburg Cas & Electric Co.—Plans
Feb.
vote
borrowings.—V. 173,
short-term
25
Financing—
1953,
The
has placed privately 50,000 shares rof its
stock, series B (par $100).
Arrange¬
the financing were completed
by Merrill
preferred
for
ments
Pierce, Fenner
St Company.
Lynch,
The
—V.
proceeds
177,
to
are
be
&
expand
to
the
facilities.
company's
The
International Shoe Co. below.—V.
FluiDyne
With
Files
The
Securities
covering
par
($100
be
Engineering
company
SEC
used
to
and
178,989
giving
interested
persons
shares
the
share),
without
purchase operating
a
A
letter
which
stock
common
to
The
underwriting.
be
offered
Leach,
the board
of
*Tr-
proceeds
Co.,
to
President of
The
Texas
Co.,
has
been
elected
Refinance RFC Loan—
Rubber Co.—Stock Offering—
last December of
1,500 shares of class A common
at $12.50 per share was handled by Wood. Walker &
New York, for the account of F. B. Williamson, Jr.—V, 176; p.
offering
loss
"Net
The
($100
tor
company
covering
per
on
3.000
share),
working
Jan,
29
shares
without
capital.—V.
filed
of
a
letter
preferred
underwriting.
175,
p.
of
stock
The
notification
to
be
proceeds
with
offered
are
to
at
be
the
par
used
L.
the
from
St Co. and
year
associates on Feb. 5 offered $1,100,000 of 156% convertible debentures due Oct. 1. 1967, at 100%
and accrued interest.
The
ing
debentures
fund a;
may
be redeemed for the fixed and contingent sink¬
the principal
amount,
and
at
the option
of
the company,
unusually large
this period.
President,
automotive
number
of
profitable
contracts
total
the loss shown for
industry.
announced
that
stated
that
sales
for
the
outlook
the
fiscal
is
year
most
encouraging
ending
June
30,
and
1953
$70,000,000 versus $63,621,351
in the previous
year—an increase of 10'/.
Earnings for this fiscal year are expected
to
approximately equal the earnings of last year which were $3,02
per common share.
The
directors have declared the following regular quarterly divi¬
dends, all payable March 2 to stockholders of record Feb. 16: 37ft>c
on
common
stock, 75c on the 6 ft
preference stock and $1 on the
should
Freighllines, Inc.—Debentures Offered---Allen
Ward,
Ward
estimates
Garrett
credit
An
4ft
approximate
cumulative
other things, construction of a
plant at Montague, Mich., ex¬
Falls, N. Y. and Tacoma. Wash., and
research laboratory at Niagara Falls,
at Niagara
facilities
of
constructidn
of
central
new
a
then
different
100
manufacture and sale of
Its basic operation is the
is engaged in the
chemical products.
BUSINESS—Company
preferred
stock.—V.
175, p.
140.
chlorine,
chemicals
of salt solution in electrolytic cells to produce
caustic soda and hydrogen. Most of the company's diversified
decomposition
'
combination of these three products with other mate¬
rials.
The company
also sells and licenses its electrolytic cells to
ethers.. Manufacturing activities are carried out at its plants in Niagara
Falls, N. Y. and Tacoma, Wash.
A third plant is now under construc¬
result
the
from
,
tion
Mich.
Montague,
at
GIVING
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
Outstanding
Authorized
May 1, l977__+$20,000,000
stock (without par
50,000 shs.
3?4ft
unsee'd
notes due
$4.25
cuinul.
pfd.
valuei
second
annual
of
$20,000,000
50,000 shs.
value)
149.738 shs.
97,147 shs,
97,147 shs.
'1,500,000 shs.
pfd. stock, series B
par
valuei____
($5
stock
addition
"In
par
series__„_
in
Cumul.
Common
(without
stock
pfd.
issuable
*971,470 shs.
initially reserved for issuance upon
the cumulative second preferred stock, series B.
tissued
155,436
shares
are
agreements dated May 8,
$800,000
of
prepayments
UNDERWRITERS—The
per
several
1952 (with provision for required
year
commencing in
1957).
below
named
underwriters
have
subscription price the percentage set
opposite their respective names of the cumulative second preferred
stock,
series
B,
not
subscribed
for
upon
exercise of subscription
agreed
purchase
to
at
the
warrants:
during
the six months
ended Dec. 31,
1952, was due not only to the return of the normal
seasonal pattern but also to the tooling up costs in connection
with
a
new
line of fabrics to meet the
anticipated increase in demand
Mr,
1539.
after tax
profit.
completed
were
Fuller Brush Co., Hartford, Conn.—Files With SEC—
1952
1951
$21,764,904 $22,346,724
391,706
"424,34g
31—
Sales
Net
Co.
176, p. 2063.
Encourag'g
of
which includes, among
chlorine-caustic soda
program
$12,000,000
more
stock prior to
the preferred stock
to finance the com¬
the sale
from
proceeds
other general fundi-; will be used
program
and for additional working capital. The
presently contemplates making capital expenditures in 1953
of
approximately $17,000,000 and $5,000,000,
respectively,
conversion
Elmer
oEC
1954
a
net
with
.
$5)
6 Months Ended Dec.
member
a
preferred stock is convertible into common
at the conversion price of S62.50 a share.
expansion
pany's
under loan
of directors of Freeport Sulphur
The Texas Co.—V.
1963
together
new
2436.
are
new
1,
1952 there were
(par
by
by a group headed
being underwritten
is
PROCEEDS—The
on
equipment.
Le,at2?, on Maich 1 will become Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer of
The
Cumul.
stock
its common
Feb. 3,1953,
on
CAPITALIZ.4T.TON
at
Frecport Sulphur Co.—Leach Elected to Board—
S.
„
Jan.
/
stock dividend has been voted quarterly. As of
1,245,245 shares out-standing.—V. 174, p. 1989.
2".
a
is offering to
Smith, Barney & Co.
the
from
company
per
offering
1963.
Goodall
the
Stock—The
share on or before 3:30 p.m. (EST) Feb. 18,
the basis of one share of the new preferred
stock for each ten shares of common stock held.
The
$100
1953,
extensions,
Goodall-Saiiford, Inc.—Sales, etc.—Outlook
J.
tive
company
The
with
notification
of
above,—V, 174. p. 1893.
Corp.
right to subscribe for/97,147 shares of $4.20 cumula¬
second preferred stock, series B (no par value) at
the
sale of stock will be used by Georgia
and additions to its utility
said
improvements,
announced on Jan. 30 that it is seeking to refinance
Reconstruction Finance Corporation. If the plan
materializes,
the
directors would
resume
quarterly cash dividends
on the
capital slock, the company states.
The
original loan from the RFC. which was intended to finance
plant expansion at Hartleville, S. C., amounted to $4,500,000 on Dec.
31, 1952, of which $3,690,000 remains unpaid.
The last cash dividend was 12 tl- cents per share on Oct. 21, 1951,
Minn.—
Exchange Commission—
class
of
Minneapolis,
141.
stockholders of record at. 3:30 p.m. (EST) on
and
31,
p.
Electrochemical Co.—Offers Convertible Pre¬
Hooker
pansion
Dec.
529.
p.
corporation
ferred
until Feb.
Goldblatt Bros., Inc., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
The corporation on Jan. 26 filed a letter of notification with
the
SEC covering $300,000 of contributions to its Savings and Profit Shar¬
ing Pension Plan.—V. 173, p. 2389.
173, p. 2388.
Corp.,
filed
28
Jan.
on
600
per
order
an
Southern Co. below.—V. 176, p.
loan
177,
177,
Financing—
Improvement Financing Corp. (Del.), Plainfield,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
on Jan.
30 filed a ietier of notification with the
SEC covering 200.000 shares of class A commcn stock
(par 50 cents)
to be offered at $1.50 per share through George A. Searight, New York
City. The net proceeds are to be used for the construction of home
improvements and time financing in connection therewith.
The
9,655
Proposed Financing by Parent—
its
above.—V.
Co.
Fineapple Co., Lid.—Sale Rejected—
Consolidated Grocers
company
Set
RR.—Places Equipment Order-
Foundry
&
N. J.—Files With
common
from
proceeds
finance
to
2270.
below.—V.
Co.
Southern
Hawaiian
♦
Florsheim Shoe Co.—May Be Acquired—
See
Car
American
Sec
hearing upon the proposal of this company to
parent, The Southern Co., an additional 338.000
a
its
to
Georgia's
following
.
used
528.
p.
Peabody
Kidder,
Beane and
p.
Gulf Power Co.—Proposed
Parent—
Giant Portland Cement Co.—To
Co.—Stock Placed Privately—
176,
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio
stock for a cash consideration of $'6,000,000 of which $3,500,000 is to be received for 197,166 shares to
be sold in February, 1953. and $2,'500.00(5 is to be received for 140,834
shares to be sold in March, 1953.
on
company
4V2%
issued
has
sell
of
shares
860.
p.
Power St Light
investment.—V.
for
37,144
254.736
S, plants
request
to
and
The
Florida
953.
p.
Group Securities, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corjioration on Feb,-2 filed a registration statement with the
covering 1,500.000 shares of capital stock to be offered through
Distributors
Group, Inc., New York. The proceeds are to be used
plant.
approving the offering of
23,698 additional shares of capital stock (par $25) to present stock¬
holders on a one-fcr-five basis.
The proceeds would be used to refund
will
stockholders
The
176.
412.
p.
SEC
The
$162,245,356
The
27,396
93
12.399
—
___
coaches
Georgia Power Co.—Stock to
issue
1953—47 Wks.—1952
1953—4 Wks.—1952
,236.
p.
SEC
Genera! Telephone Co. of Upstate New York-^Acquis,
company has purchased the Corinth (N. Y.) telephone exchange,
according to L. H. Meyer, President.
The Corinth telephone exchange, located in Saratoga County, N. Y.,
serves
about 900 subscribers. The property adjoints that of the com¬
pany
and it is the company's intention to incorporate the Corinth
exchange into its operations.—V. 175, p, 1339.
9,
21 filed a letter of notification with the
S3C covering 600,000 shares of common stock
(par one cent), to be
Offered at 25
cents
per share
through its own organization.
These
snares
include 22,190 shares being reoffered to previous purchasers.
The
proceeds
are
to be used for expansion
of business and for
working capital.—V. 177, p. 43.
The
debentures.
of
finance
See
47,924
'Coach
trucks and
Total
pur¬
Home
-
—
-
Pontiac
GMp Truck <te
to
planned to sell an additional $3,500,000 of mortgage bonds to
the company's construction program.
[
would come ahead of $25,000,000 4^
mortgage
due
Nov,
1, 1267 sold to three insurance companies last year.
current expansion program is expected to cost about $48,000,000.
is
It
and Coaches:
Trucks
Files With
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
amount
$14,094,210 $13,458,227 $166,058,925
177,
See
Total
part,
141,845
35,354
171
—
_____
Buick
the
The $3,500,000 bonds
debentures.—V. 176, p. 1265.
temporary
and
Granite City Steel Co.—To Increase Debt—j
stockholders on Feb. 18 will vote on approving proposed increase
$25,000,000 to $28,500,000 in mortgage debt.
\
This
Firestone Tire & Rubber
York,
principal amount
to be offered
by Geariiart
of
cents;
will
The
69,951
21,821
18,191
25,854
6,023
206,812
—
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
With SEC
from
1952
101,339
Month of January—.
Total—U.
See
Senate as Secretary of Defense.
Acting President since last Dec,
Executive Vice-President of
directors also elecled Mr. Curtice
was
Chevrolet
truck
of
range
be underwritten
net proceeds used, in
offering
Passenger Cars:
—V.
Smelting Co.—Proposed Merger—
"Federal Mining &
Becomes President—
Harlow H. Curtice as
1 and prior
General Motors.
The
as Chairman of the corpo¬
ration's
Operations Policy Committee and Administration Committee.
PRODUCTION BY CORPORATION'S U. S. FACTORIES
that
to
has been
Curtice
Mr.
29,
the
by
confirmation
his
Co.—Registers With SEC—
wide
a
of
The
New
Inc.,
principal'
—V.
elected
2
Feb.
on
corporation.
He succeeds C. E. Wilson, whose resignation from
the board and as
President
of General
Motors became effective Jan. 26, 1953, upon ,
Equipment Co. above.
Fall River Electric Light
directors
of
in
publicly offered at 100'/
class A stock (par 10
be
to
shares
share.
Per. End. Jan. 24—
the
of
President
product
improved
2063.
p.
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales Increase—
help
beginning Jan. 19, 1953, transactions
$51 on the Exchange were recorded under
and
partially completed hotel properties on the western end of the
of Grand
Bahamas, now owheel by Butlin's (Bahamas)', Ltd.
It is expected to complete the hotel pioperties and also to purchase
from" the
Bahaman Government approximately 20,000 acres
of un¬
developed land for development into home and hotel sites.
The new debentures are to be convertible after March 1,
1954 into
shares of class A stock at the rate of one share of stock
for each
turing Co.
Accordingly,
176,
1973,
1,
her
Otis,
&
Boettcher & Co
$125,000
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co._ 125,000
Sidlo, Simons, Roberts &
Co.
——
50.000
A. G. Edwards & Sons___ 50.000
Stix & Co
50,000
200,000
Inc.
tensen,
_
truck
out its first puncture "seal tubes for jtruck
and conrinued research and development has
ago
now
Sales
Writer
Peters,
,
by this company.
chase
the underwriters and the respec¬
each has agreed to purchase are
of
which
Co.___Lj_—*J__$200.000
&
Allen
seal
puncture
island
names
debentures
of
amounts
the
1,565,000
$1
at
1959. Each of the three managing
Edward D. Jones & Co., and Peters, Writer
to purchase 2,461 shares pursuant
Edward D. Jones & Co.___
Co.—Changes Name19 by the American Stock Exchange
has been charged to Emsco Manufac¬
and
follows:
as
Derrick & Equipment
March
entitled
agreement.
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
tive
Noel & Co. on Jan. 28 completed the sale of 10,000
shares of common stock (par $1)
at the market (around $8.62'/a per
share) for the account of Benjamin Ginsberg.—V. 177, p. 411.
140 shs.
before Jan. 31,
or
priced
lower
has been announced
Grand Bahama Co., Ltd. (Nassau)—Registers
corporation has granted, for an aggregate
stock options covering an aggregate of 7,383
stock at a price of $35.60 per share exercisable
Inc.,
rubber,
brought
years
in
of
line
new
a
Company pn Feb. 3 filed a registration statement with SEC covering
20-year
6ft
first
mortgage
convertible debentures due
73,836 shs.
shares reserved for conversion privilege and 7,383
issuance upon exercise of stock options to be given
Allen & Co.,
Christensen,
Alstyoc,
Emsco
time on
any
underwriters,
oi
company
two
——
common
&
Secondary Offering—
Van
its
of
shares
,
ceremonies at the exhibit, in which the
high-speed process for making "cold rub¬
scientist actually
made
rubber in four minutes.
$1,350,000
$73.83,
of
consideration
at
for
rubber sidewalks,
the safe, efficient
new
a
of butyl
tire sizes,—V.
OPTIONS—The
STOCK
Corp,—To Increase Facilities— •
is adding a 14,400-squure-foot lumber stor¬
age building to its present plant at Northern and Willets Point Boule¬
vards, Corona, L. I., N. Y., according to an announcement by the
Luria Engineering Co., which has the construction contract.
The new building is scheduled for completion this month.corporation
above
The
issuance of the debentures.
upon
Empire Millwork
The
30.900
"includes
shares
company
made
units
694,944
—
to
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—New Truck Tube—
share (author¬
stock—$10 par value per
that
out
177,, p. 236.
Introduction
1,100,000
shares)
500.000
pointed
opening
introduced
a
went
President,
the
•.
Industry.
and
people
of
;
to the
solution
possible
escalators, may be the answer
relatively short distances.
0i
pare
tubes,
share
shares)
2,000
capital
''Common
174,
2.—V.
ber,"
—V.
314,327
Angeles, Calif., for purchase of land
convertible debentures.
—__—
cumul. pfd. capital stock—$100 par value per
6ft
a
resulted
6ft
ized
As
a
number of people at a continuous rate
into operation on Feb. 3 at Chicago's
large
a
areas,
Collyer,
with
company
$422,516
73,009
94,472
Pocatelio,
Trust,
&
L.
movement
payable
.
regular quarterly
payable March 3
voted the
existing stock,
p. 2455,
also
board
The
raer
Peb.
John
coupled
Outstdg.
City-
Ogden, Utah_____—
Idaho-—
Bank,
Security
Bank
Idaho
Mortgages
mon
been
of Science
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
Equipment contracts payable t'6—
Bank of Manhattan Co., New York
177, p. 411.
Webster-Chicago Corp.—V.
the
Within
congested
corporation is engaged principally as a common
motor vehicle.- Interstate traffic is handled in
the states of California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Idaho, Montaina and
Oregon.
The corporation also engages in pool car distribution and
warehousing at Pocatelio and Idaho Falls, Idaho,
It is the largest
motor carrier, in
tons .of traffic transported, operating between the
Pacific Coast and the Intermountain States.
rubber sidewalk,
moving
moving
of
through
Museum
property by
of
first
problem
BUSINESS—The
carrier
*
Sidewalk—
world's
The
the
Webster-Chicago Corp.,
oi both com¬
panies on
Rubber
the sale of the debentures will
tain
plans of this corporation and the
to be voted upon at meetings of stockholders
Merger
scheduled
to
net proceeds from
be
Off-
Phonograph Corp.—Merger
&
prior
and
PROCEED3—The
I
Emerson Radio
(B. F.) Goodrich Go.—Introduces World's First Moving
Sept. 1, 1962, and 102ft if redeemed
maturity, plus accrued Interest in each case.
redeemed on or before
if
thereafter
amounts representing their proportionate
terests,
as
follows:
Union Electric Co. of Missouri, 40'< ;
Illinois Public Service Co., 20r< ; Illinois Power Co., 20',r ;
Utilities
Co., 10 ft,
and Middle South Utilities, Inc., lOVc.—V.
in
Energy
Smith
R,
W.
Robert
A.
Barney & Co.
r.___16.0'
Pressprich & Co
8.0
W. Baird & Co., Inc. 2.0
Becker
G.
First
of
Glore,
Hamlin
Harriman
2.5
F.
4.5
Newhard,
Corp
2.0
Pacific
4.5
Schoellkopf,
Co,-.,
1.0
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._:_
Horn blower
&
&
Kidder,
Peabody & Co..:
Lee
Higginson
177,
p.
4.5
4.5
Northwest
Pomeroy,
Stone
4.5
4.5
2.0
2.0
& Co
Cook & Co
&
2.0
Webster
&
Co
Hutton
Inc.
Securities
Corp.1
4.5
i
Inc.—
Corp
236.
1
Stroud
Spencer Trask & Co
Union Securities Corp,_
4.5
-4.5
Dean
&
Co.,
4.5
1.0
Weeks__
Co.-
Janney
—V.
Moseley
Inc
&
Fen¬
Beane
Co.
Lunt
&
S.
4.5ft
—
Pierce,
Lynch.
&
ner
&
Michigan
Forgan
Merrill
Co.
&
Dillon
Eastman,
Brothers
Lehman
.—
Witter & Co
Yarnall
it
Co—
_____
2.0
2.0
4.5
2.5
1.0
Volume 177
Number 5193
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
5
(625)
Huyler*s—Stock Removed From Listing—
Both
Stock
the
stock
common
(par
$1)
$1)
(par
and
Indiana
first
and- convertiole
listing
from
removed
were
preferred
registration
the
on
American
Stock Exchange
on
Jan. 29.
They have been suspended
dealings since Aug. 21, 1952. Huyler's has been in reorganization
proceedings under the National Bankruptcy Act.
Under the terms
Of the plan of reorganization which has been confirmed by the U. S.
from
District
©f
Court
cancelled
In
the
for
stock
common
Southern
the
and
eliminated
and
plan.—V. 176, p.
District
stock
preferred
without
being
York,
New
of
the
of
accorded
shares
the
corportaion
have
been
participation
any
145.
The
are
&
3y*%
York,
Michigan Electric
serial
in
Co.—Notes
notes, due serially Jan.
available
now
for
delivery
1,
Cnemical
at
1956
Bank
Oct.
Ready—
Jan.
to
&
1,
Trust
exchange for outstanding temporary notes.—V.
1967,
Co.,
176,
New
1769.
p.
Indianapolis Public Loan Co., Inc.—Debentures Offered
—City Securities Corp., Indianapolis, Ind., on Jan. 9 of¬
fered
publicly $75,000 of 5% sinking fund debentures
Jan. 1, 1953, and due Jan.
1, 1965, at 100% and
dated
accrued interest.
fiycon Manufacturing Co., Pasadena, Calif.—Files—
A
letter
€0,000
notification
shares
«narket
ceeds
of
of
stock
common
(approximately $1
to
are
with
10
(par
share),
per
the
SEC
ing stockholders.—V.
The
21
covering
be offered at the
to
cents)
Jan.
on
without underwriting.
M. White and P. D. Gearhart, Jr.,
176; p. 145.
to J.
go
filed
was
The pro¬
the two sell¬
Period End; Dec. 31—
Net
from ry. opers.
rev.
Net ry.
Bids
Tiie
8,919,293
3,225,854s
income
oper.
1952—12 Mos.—1951
*
*
*
27,758,899 38tt,855,840' 295,091,790
17,775,846 223,365,039 223,346,134
$
27,990,304
19,077,011
83,490,807
31,914,018
71,745,656
will
be
secured
approximately $6,016,200.—V. 177,
p.
and
Jan.
prior
1,
debentures
to
1963
by equipment
414, *
estimated
to
cost
whole
notice
Jan.
at
callable-at
sinking fund
1,
1959
and
part
Jan.
on
1,
1,
to
at
and
date
105%;
Jan.
on
1963
the
interest
any
1956
103%;
at
Jan.
on
Interest
par
in
or
before
101%;
accrued
cases
are
the
in
prior
of
accrued-interest
1,
of notes payable
only
1949,
and
continues
predecessor
to
to
companies
business
loans
Indiana
the- business
operate
during
in
the
through
past
41
Northern
30,
by
the
on
years.
direct
installment
Kit.—Equipment Trust
Certificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and as¬
sociates on Feb. 6 offered
$3,000,000 of series EE 3V4%
serial equipment trust
certificates,
The
fered—Marketing of two new issues of securities of this
company was made on Feb. 5 with the public offering of
150,000 shares of 4.42% cumulative preferred stock (par
$56) at $51 per share and accrued dividends from date
of issue by an investment group headed
jointly by Mer¬
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and The First Boston
Corp. and a concurrent offering of 250,000 shares of
common stock (no par) at $39.62J/2
per share by an in¬
vestment group headed jointly by The First Boston
Corp.
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
maturing
annually
Feb. 20, 1954, to Feb. 20, 1968, inclusive.
The certificates
are priced to
yield from 2.50% to 3.375%, according to
Redempton
share
prices on the preferred stock range from
prior to Jan. 31, 1958 to $51.50 if redeemed
1963,. plus accrued dividends..
on
Feb.
1,
$53.25
or
PROCEEDS—The
on
of 99.52.
Johns-Manville
certificates
of
electric
and
service
gas
in
major
portions
37,000
to
the
struction
plans
the end
tures
level
present
of
call
1956.
for
amounted
stock
$7,403,453
was
$2.89
or
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
terly
the
at
annual
for
revenues
$54,180,575
of
12
kw.
about
period,
the
share
per
Present
800,000
construction
months
ended
applicable
the
on
Other
Co.;
members
Freeman
present
capitalization.
share since November,
per
1949
mortgage
bonds
Unlimited
,
27/a %
series
due
1976
3Vi» %
series
due
from
27/a %
series
due
series
due
series
due
1982
Non-callable
mortgage
4.08%
stock
8,000,000
cumulative
preferred
stock—
4.42%
cumulative
preferred stock—
be
(without
bonds
issued
par
series
150,000 shs.
the
shown
mortgage
above,
2,810,000 shs.
of
or
compliance
upon
other
with
series,
the
terms
thereof.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
shares
of
purchase
from
preferred
new
underwriters
the
stock
named
the
company
set
below
have
respective
severally
numbers
&
ner
The
Whipple
Baker,
Weeks
G.
Lehman
1,000
Carl
Co
Co
Inc.— 5,000
William Blair & Co
1,000
Blair,
Rollins
Byllesby & Co.
Central
Julien
Inc.
Co.
I.
Eastman,
Equitable
&
du
Dillon
&
Forgan
Rhogdes
&
Laurence
M.
McCormick
Marks
&
&
Co.
Paine,
5,000
Corp.— 3,000
Co.— 1,000
Webber,
R.
W.
L.
F.
Pressprich
E.
Bros.
5,000
Inc.
Shields
5,000
W.
Pressprich
Pollock
&
Co.,
S.
&
Hutzler— 5,000
&
Hammill
&
Co.—_ 3,000
Co
3,000
&
Co.—
Co
_
Smithers
&
Co
1,000
1,
of
by Parent—
AND
|
CALENDAR
and
price
of
$3,296,718
564,351
$3,910,383
1,422,635
$2,772,157
739,120
288,625
1,022,441
562,924
38,252,366
34,408,437
6,620,616
$15
the
6,576,572
7,184,912
30,591,249
5,429,585
3,491,128
3,154,769
3,728,237
which
Shoe
share.
per
and
this
98%
of
1929
the
will
company
Co., of
Chicago,
acquire
the
capital
announced
was
and
by
Feb.
on
Irving Flor¬
The
of
purchase
the
"E"
Rand
contingent upon 85% of
being delivered within four
offer
which
will
and
be
made
to
all
Harold Florsheim
of the
brings
not
together
but
established
distributes
members
in
textile
The
mill,
boxes,
in
box
International
The
fields.
originally
was
principally
high
manufacture
some
founded
grade
of
in
men's
women's
1892,
shoes.
In
shoes.
Its
5,000
independent
stores
and
subsidiaries. Yearly production
addition
toes,
to
a
cartons,
number
cements,
of
other
plants
chemicals,
and
Florsheim
produces more
company
than
$2,000,000.
The notes
Bank
Co.,
to
to
are
mature
whichever
like
a
360
date
is
Co
the
earlier.
in
equal
York
rate
dates
The
outstandng
above-named
Walker
from
issued
New
the
at
and
of
to The
Illinois
stock
forth
below
named
White.
issue
to
W*ld
&
severally
of
to
purchase
common
below:
and
held
also
sell
First
Boston
Merrill Lynch,
ner
A. G.
Pierce, Fen¬
40,300
& Beane
Becker & Co.
A.
C.
&
Barney
&
Laurence
G.
H.
Wood.
Bacon,
Robert
M.
3,275
Co
14,200
The
3,275
14,200
14.200
—
3,275
Newhard, Cook & Co
9,725
Co
(Inc.)—
Marks k Co,_
7,650
7,650
Illinois
Co
Milwaukee
Co
3,275
William R. Staats & Co
Baumgartner,
Downing
3,275
&
Co.
1,600
Julien
Collins
&
Co
1,600
k
7,650
R.
Fulton,
7,650
3,275
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son
1,600
Hurd, Clegg & Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
The Ohio Company
1,600
Co.,
3.275
Inc.
•
Co
P. 41%
3,275
L.
Day & Co
Reid
&
1,600
Co
Goodbody & Co
1,600
;
1,600
1,600
1,600
U.
11,037,520
11,794,043
6,829^051:
69,211,016
58,123,496
46,329,671
1
39,500>620
redeemed
Dr218
year
78,375,285
69,211,016
58,123,496
46,329,671
share
com.
$7.14
$7.76
$7.29
$4.85
SHEET, DEC.
31
1951
$
S
8,196,039
S.
Treasury
Accounts
and
obligations
notes
at
cost
(app.
Funds
receivable
deferred
-26,370,218'
expenditures,
24,180,852
24,888,928
etc.:
Cash
1,138
Other Treas.
Postwar
notes and bonds
refund
of
excess
(at cost & int.)
profits taxes
64;685
30,946,754
30,337,225
:
T
Carryback claims for refund of Federal taxes
for
New
York
State
disability
t Properties and plans (net)
Investments in and advances
Accts.
2,994,163
24,235,883
for
Fund
11,122,133
2,984,358
mkt.)
Inventories
receiv.
Prepaid
and
investments
to
(at
for
2,871,'299'
or
52,054
82,328,541
unconsol.
cost
2,871,299
L
—i
from employees
deferred charges
75,069,423
805,302
428v&71
subs.
less)
stock
2,267,578
1,805/786
897,564
purch.
1,075,309
2,264,217
1,617,591
184,168,891
176,503(019
.
—
LIABILITIES—
Accounts payable
Fed.
and
and other accrued liabilities--
Other
Canadian inc. and
Res.
excess
7,602,015
5,686,550?
!
4,959,109
profits taxes
17,978,258
4,74%059
21,64Sfc508>
taxes
Long-term
for
Reserve
3,289,719
tCommon
of
no
4,996,4891
425,000
42S;0OO
1,078,112
value
par
_______
979,831
7,661,910
contingencies
stock
3,179,912?
4,660,183
obligations
workmen's compensation self-insurance
for product guarantees, etc..—
for
Reserve
7,661,910
58,139,300
Surplus
Total
184,168,891
57,992,744"'
70:375,285
tAfter
31,
reserve
1952,
and
in
for
69,211,016"
176,509019
depreciation and depletion of $62,040,249 at Dec.
at Dec. 31, 1951.
^Represented by 3,164,497
3,166,544 shares in 1952.—V. 177, p. 529.
$56,726,270
1951
and
Johnson &
are
by
to
the
April
be
15,
used
banks
proposes,
additional
an
At
above
to
and
sale
the
the
issuance
and
of
request
to
and
or
on
$2,300,000
reserved
the
of
and
of
Interstate
sale
of
jurisdiction
additional
Johnson—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 4,519 shares of
was
Trust
or
are
1954,
redeem
maturing
before
such
Nov.
notes
to
the
common stock (par $12.50)
by Smith, Barney & Co. at $54:50
share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per share; It
quickly completed.—V. 177, p. 529.
made
on
Jan. 29
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—Bonds Sold—The
the
of
$2,000,000
the
with
$2,300,000
offering of $12,000,000 first mortgage
bonds
due Jan. 15, 1983, at 101.347% and accrued interest was
quickly completed, it was recently announced.
Lehman
investment
details of
Bear, Stearns & Co. headed the group of
bankers
offering,
which
see
underwrote
V. 177,
the
issue.
For
413.
p.
of
respect to
notes,—V.
re¬
cent
Commission
Kansas City Public Service Co.—Correction—
177,
The item
to
30
the
i;
The
will receive
company
Broad
for
Street,
bids
New York, N.
from it of
purchase
1983.
at
Y.,
the
up
Chemical
to
$7,000,000
11
a.
first
m.
Bank
&
(EST)
mortgage
Trust
on
Co.,
Feb.
bonds
Kansas
appearing under this heading In our Issue of Feb. 2 refers
Power & Light Co.—V. 174, p. 275.
City
have
been
The
will
$19,911,000.
to
which
is
estimated
to
be
$9,113,000, excluding interest and
taxes during construction), $4,377,000 represents the cost of additional
electric production, transmission and distribution facilities and $901,000
represents the cost of additional gas distribution facilities and other
structures
and
equipment.
Plans for additions and
improvements
to
the company's
system after the year 1954 are under study but
have
not
been
Pursuant
has
to
borrowed
formulated.
certain
from
750,000,
Jan.
to
30
approved
common
permit
a
an
stock
amendment, to the by-laws
of
two-for-one
split-up.
presently estimates that planned additions and im¬
its system in the period from Nov. 1, 1952, through
the
year
ending Dec. 31, 1954, will cost approximately $9,484,000.
Of that total amount, $4,206,000 represents the cost of
completing
the new generating, plant and related transmission lines near Eddyville, Iowa, to be known as the Bridgeport Station (the gross total
of
on
authorized
no par
value to 1,260,000;
stock split. They also
approved changing the 210,000 shares of $100 par 4% non-cumulative
preferred stock to 420,000 shares of $50 par, also to provide for a
shares
company
provements
cost
The stockholders
increasing the
.
bonds
replace in part and augment certain interim
financing of the company's postwar construction program.
Property
additions during the five years and 10 months ended Oct.
31, 1952,
new
Kansas City Southern Ry.—Stock Split Voted—
17
due
3,275
7,650
Struthers & Co
Whipple & Co
Baird
Chapman & Co.—
Farwell,
The
Walker <fe Co
W.
3,275
Lester, Ryons & Co
Allyn & Co., Inc
Harris, Hall & Co.
(Inc.)
14,200
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Smith,
3,275
14.200
Inc
Blyth & Co., Inc—
Glore, Forgan & Co
Wertheim
Blunt Ellis k Simmons
H. M. Byllesby & Co.
40,300
Corp
Shares
banks.
authorized
referred
issuance
Feb.
Shares
The
.9,164,269
Iowa Southern Utilities Co.—Bids for Bonds—
5,000
new
7,286,160
Cash
412.
1,000
Co
agreed
shares
time
this
at
The
have
the respective numbers of
company
set
1,000
Company
underwriters
the
11,020,411
Chase
and
annum,
2,500
The
13,442,989
of
Manufacturers
per
issuance
proceeds
notes
amounts
to
3'%%
of
Interstate
reported,
the
Watling,
The
253/715
.
stock
Brothers and
previously
G.
from
Jan.
on
Surplus at end of
per
on
1953.
1953,
1,000
City of
the
of
be
to
are
the
interest
days
amount
April 30,
As
of
bear
15,
Co
com-
50,000,000 pairs of
company has received SEC authorization to issue and sell
before April 30, 1953, notes in an aggregate
principal amount
3.000
k
at
company
The
or
p.
&
on
consolidated
prev.
was
5,000
Lerchen
14,368,926;
37
,
to surplus—
earnings of subs.
Earnings per
manu¬
patterns
Interstate Power Co.—Bank Borrowings Approved—
Corp
H.
22,814,491
i—
3V2%
Wages and compensation payable—.
has outstanding 417,407 class A shares and
559,400 class B shares.—V. 177, p. 236.
the
Co
24,530,509
—
3,007,986
13,455,682
preferred
the
of
distinctive
complemetary."
are
which
company,
and
well
two
have been operating
and
are
compete,
items.
notes
Co
22,613,951
•——
-
<
shoes per year.
5,000
&
4,318,209
7,880*,000
1,169;208
5,606,991
stock
shares
5,000
Hutton
2,366,000
on
Miscellaneous
operation
or
said.
company
began
the
distributed
through
is
facturing
other
Co
Clegg &
Cr580,000
stock
declared
Premium
Is
stock
International's
through 86 retail outlet operated by
is about 2,500,000 pairs. The
company has six shoe factories located
mainly in the Chicago'area.
International has 55 shoe factories, manufacturing men's, women's
and children's shoes, all in the medium-priced field.
The company also
has eight tanneries, five sole cutting plants, a rubber
plant, and a
Securities
E.
tax
Total
They
do
Florsheim
output
Union
W.
515,056
14,546,187
ASSETS—
''Except for management coordi¬
plans call for completely independent operations by the
merger
manufactures
3,000
Hard,
632,139
21,784,000
—5,953,393
earnings
Surplus
company.
lines
The
Hornblower
&
402,912
4,73ft£)01
442,920
2,711,324
Florsheim
date
1,000
Corp.
■
6,530,477
17,690,000
profits
declared
not
Florsheim.
the
industry.
&
Spencer Trask
Net
*.
153,379,317 132,142,04$
in¬
—
taxes
Divs.
$
,
Balance
38,204,422
Florsheim
stock
of
Their
Stone
Weeks
and
Canadian
excess
Other
1949-
$
238,034,399 203,272,945 162,580,782
depletion—
S.
YEARS*
1
1950
;
for
taxes
company
CALENDAR
$
etc.—_
exps.,
and
come
1949
335,942
under
Harold
of
"A"
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)— 3,000
Hayden, Miller & Co
1,000
Hayden, Stone & Co.
3,000
&
FOR
1951-
$
for
Fed.
YEARS
1950
Chairman of the Board and President,
Company.
The total purchase price
will, amount to approximately $21,000,000,
International
having agreed
to
purchase
all
of
Florsheim's
class
A stock at a price of $30
per share and all of its class B stock at
5,000
Securities
selling
for
'
192,172,020 176.805,605
depreciation— *
6,449,264
6,309,155
Prov.
U.
orders
ACCOUNT
1952
244,707,540
cost,
mon
by Edgar E. Rand, President of International,
Bros.
Webster
their
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
1,000
Boyce
Mfg.
Divs.
1951
income
the
respectively,
Stein
&
INCOME
•
•
allowance
&
Inc.,
$3,414,257
550,283
railway
railway
oper.
National
3,000
&
Rothschild
Salomon
F.
1,000
&
'
below.
income
agreement
stock
1,000
3,000
,
Shearson,
Co.,
Co
Jackson
Curtis
1,000
&
&
Reported—Sales
all-time record1,
1952
1,000
3,000
Turben
S.
1,000
R.
are:
Wm.
the-
with
the
Sales, less discounts and
International Shoe Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Co,_ 2.500
Moseley k Co.__
Newhard, Cook & Co
Co.—
3%%
a
3,000
Merrill,
Co
&
Loeb,
F,
Co
Ripley
M.
1,000
Securities
Harriman
3,000
Sales
new
•'
177, p. 44.
An
5,000
5,000
5,000
Farwell, Chapman k
Fulton, Reid & Co
Glore,
Co
Corp
1,000
&
—V.
5,000
Brothers
(Inc.)
Co
Pont
&
Co
(Inc.)
Republic Co.
Collins
Francis
&
Co.
1,000
Co.
&
Langley
Higginson
Lee
3,000
IL
M.
C.
9.000
Inc
&
&
W.
Peabodv
Corp
k
Becker
Shares
Kidder,
9,000
Boston
Allyn & Co.,
Bacon,
A.
Fen¬
Beane
First
C.
A.
Lynch, Pierce,
ry.
cotton
Shares
Merrill
of
below:
forth
of
delayed
CONSOLIDATED
Prior
railway
from
Net
"The
200,000 shs.
5,000,000shs.
a
products."
preferred
DECEMBER
from
Net
150,000 shs.
value)—
the
of
under
Gross
shoe
3O0,OOQ shs.
notification
From Jan. 1—
8,000,000-
1,000,000 shs,
preferred stock_>_
4.70"%
♦Additional
group
Co.;
1952
oper.
Florsheim
1,233,000
stock—
may
FOR
railway
nation, present
($50 par value)
cumulative preferred
stock
Illinois
Pacific RR.
Florsheim company," Mr.
$1,233,000
hampered
were
& Co.
management
5%
4;20%
Common
underwriting
The
Florsheim stockholders shortly.
Irving Florsheim
have agreed to accept International's offer.
"No change is contemplated in the
10,000,000
(closed)
with
by new standard-gauge railroad
weeks
bonds,
cumulative
ry.
the
20,000,000
—
underlying
due March 1, 1959
County Gas & Elec. Co.)
Sink, fund debs., 2?i% due 1966_
Serial- pfd!
secured
15,000,000
-
Clair
(St.
certificates
15,000,000
1980
3&%
$45,000,000
*
1979
2%%
from
Net
a
1978
the
Co.;
December—
sheim
quar¬
be
Presented
Missouri
Gross
30,
common
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Auhorlzed
Outstanding
•First
of
&
New Plan
See
by
expendi¬
Nov.
the
to
con¬
to
are
and McMaster Hutchinson
kw.
stock have been paid
common
$2.20
to
Income
and
the
on
rate
44,400
increase
next five-year
$116,000,000.
at
to
further
a
EARNINGS—Operating
1952,
approximately
the
For
estimated
are
of
for
of
generators, estimated to cost not less than $3,804,013.
Net
BUSINESS—Supplier
99.5525
consisting ef 500 single door all-steel box cars of 100,000
pound capacity, three 1,500 h.p. diesel-elcctric road switch locomotives
and two 1,500 h.p. diesel-eiectric road switch
locomotives, with steam
EARNINGS
of northern, central and southern Illinois, the
company has experienced
substantial growth in its generating requirements since 1945.
Through
a
continuing program of additions to its facilities, the company has
boosted its net output capability in the intervening years from
bid
letter
a
The steel strike also adversely affected'
as
many
customers whose operations
Johns-Manville
Prov.
These
net
And to finance future costs.
kw.
Hutzler
&
filed
Corp.—Record
Chairman
and processed.
equipment,
after
or
Bros.
27
L. M;
Board, told stockholders in
anniversary report. "Both: sales and;
profits would have been somewhat higher in 1952: if
there had not been a strike
lasting more than seven
months at
Lompoc, Calif., where diatomite is quarried;
Cassidy,
admin,
coupon.
per
proceeds from the current sales will be used
outstanding bank loans incurred previously for construction
to retire
Issuance of the certificates is subject to the
authorization of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The issue was awarded to the
group Feb. 5 on a bid
Salomon
Jan.
on
covering 1,650 shares of common stock (par $20) to be offered
subscription by stockholders at $50 per share, without under¬
writing. The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
for
maturity.
Illinois Power Co.—Preferred and Common Stocks Of¬
company
SEC
the company's 94th
company is the making of
individuals.—V. 177, p. 141.
and
Jewett & Sherman Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
volume in 1952 established
March
on
carried
as
the
of
famliies
incorporated
was
prepayment to the sum
of $2,500,000.
Such additional funds as
be required to repay the
remaining $2,500,000 of bank loans and"*
complete the financing of planned additions and
improvements
through the year 1954 are expected to be provided from such internal
sources as retained
earnings and depreciation accruals and from
the,
sale of additional securities or from
borrowings, as may be deemed;
appropriate in the light of then existing conditions.—-V.
177, p. 412.
may
to
to banks will be
paid from, the net proceeds of this financing:
BUSINESS—Company
by
1959
thereaiter
redemption.
stated-more'fully in this prospectus.
as
PROCEEDS—Approximately $70,000
International-Great
at 135 East 11th Place, Chicago, HI., will up to noon
Feb. 19 receive bids for the purchase of $4,500,000 equipment
trust certificates, series 37, to be dated March 1, 1953 and to mature
In 30 semi-annual instalments of $150,000 each from
Sept. 1, 1953 to
and including March 1, 1968.
certificates
to
100%, plus in all
Certificates Feb. 19—
on
1956
l,
prior
days
30,658;512
on
The
at
The
9,983,053
4,570,572
company
(CST)
and
callable
are
30
on
operation of
1952—Month—1951
...
date
Jan.
on
The
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
fly. operating revenues.
®y. operating expenses-
debentures
paying
1, 1953." Under existing commitments with
such banks, an addi¬
tional$1,000,000 may be borrowed prior to the sale of the new bonds,
the borrowings from such banks will
after such sale be reduced:
but
Capitalization outstanding after the spilt would be 1,020,000 shares
common and 420,000 shares of preferred stock.—V.
177, p. 529.
Kennametal, Inc., Lathrope, Pa.—Semi-Annual Report
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Sales
and
a
financing arrangements, the company
group of banks which amount Is due
other
Profit
before
Taxes
on
Net
1952
income
income
taxes
$8,890,329
2,498,956
1,772,700
:—
income
income
♦Earnings
interim
$6,000,000 from
of
per
♦Dividends per
-
share
share
•Based upon 499,500 shares.—V. 176,
$720,256
$1.45
$0.50
p. 854/
1951/
$8,616,196
3,799^667
2,850,100
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
6
Monday^ February 9, 1^53
.
...
-
(626)
shares of capital stock, covered by letter of
notification, filed with SEC Jan, 7, has been
withdrawn except for
the State of Missouri.
It will be offered to the company's present
stockholders and employees
who are residents of Missouri at $6,15
ottering
The
8,063
o*
the
The
corporation on Jan. 27 filed a letter of notification with the
100,000 sharer, of common stock (no par) to be ofiereu
The
Issued
not'
$1
to
finance
per
underwriting. The proceeds are to
without
share,
at
payment sales and
time
be used,
Brothers
Lehman
Blyth & Co.,
common
approval
Upon
Jan.
on
F.
J.
April 22, the board proposes payment of a
57- stock dividend to holders of common stock. It Is also the intention
of the board to continue
the current regular dividend of 35 cents
stockholders
—V.
177,
Co
Dupree &
J;
—
W.
L.
1.70
•_
Co.r—
11.06
2.95
1.00
—_
Lyons & Co
—V, 177,
to
-
Fen-
Executive
in
McAn
men's
specialty
Vice-President,
detail
greater
operated
described the
plao?
emphasized
and
stores
491
Front*
its "'White
in
units.
Miles
has
its
151
stores
John.
and
7
19
Since
In
18
already
aie
1946,
the
with
about. $1,000,000
discussing
the
stores
new
opened
ernization and this rate
1952,
opened in
locations leased
or
has been
spent
Mr.
Fallon-
1953.
in
annually
store
on
mod*
will be maintained in 1953, Mr .Fallon advised,
operations
Melville's
of
manufacturing
F.
of 50,000 pairs of shoes daily and he believed the
company- was!
largest manufacturer of men's and boys' dress welt shoes.—V. 177, .
excess
(he
413.
p.
*'
' '
'
'
vt
.
division of National Steel Corp,, has awarded
contract to design and construct a battery of 41
coke ovens at. Its Weirton, W,
va.r plant, It was
Feb. 2 by George M. Carvlin, Vice-President and General
theel
Weir tun
Lynch Corp.—Predicts Increased Activity in Television
Field—This corporation, which serves a wide range of
With Weirton Steel—
Koppers Co., Inc.—Contract
Koppers Co.,
Co.,
Inc.,
on
and Construction Division.
the new battery ol Koppers-Becker
underjet coke ovens is a belt conveyor system to deliver coke lrom
the metallurgical coke screening station to railroad cars on the blast
high
by
will
ovens
increase
tons of coal
1,000
per
the coal carbonizing capacity of the
day, the announcement said.—-V. 170,
be
Higher1953
1952
$79,627,351
$78,363,824
Weeks Ended Jan. 24—
4
■Sales f:
—V.
'
177,
—>—
Calendar Year—Sales
tax/is
before
i
Taxes
Net
—-
—
....
.
.
„
of
Dividends
$1.40
1952
during
paid
were
$4.26,.
83.17
"
the
on
shares
common
whiqh compares with an equivalent dividend in 1951 of $1,364,
During the year 1,148 preferred shares Were purchased and
leaving 6,674 shares outstanding.
George S.
.strike
its
had
effect
on Jan. 30
sales, operations
President,
Jr.,
Case,
our
on
retired,
"The 56-day steel
said:
Since that-
profit.
and
has markedly improved, with the resultbetter service to our customers. Price
controls also had a bad ell'ect on our margin profit.
We were not
allowed
to pass through our increases, in cost other than the cost of
time
we
situation
inventory
our
that
able
been
have
give
to
costs.
field
this
in
176,
sippi;
for
In
will
in
result
15 minutes.—V. 176, p. 1769.
ings
underwriters
headed
ry.
.corporation
of
Dec.
used
$10,324,259
pfoi'it before depiee, and federal inc. taxes
Depreciation
•
utility
:
$486,629
214,587
erov„, for U. S. and Canadian inc. taxes
should
assets
The
-V.
profit
177,
tric
Railway
^Louisville Gas
issue of Feb. 2 of the offering
our
200,000 additional shares of
stockholders
common
•share
on
the basis of
of
record
Jan.
covering
offered
(no
at
Jap. 21
on
shares
7C0
trans¬
r
*
,
its
nature of
,
Commis¬
find¬
electric, properties or
required
to
take
-
action
to
dispose
176,
of
the,gas
p.
1378.
non-utility assets of Louisiana.—V.
j
used
be
to
in
pay
properties
Co.—V.
part- cost
of
purchase
business
of
Milwaukee
and
177,
of
the
Elec¬
•"
45.
p.
Engineering Co., Grand Junction, Colo,—Files
on" Jan.
filed
26
of
share3
letter
a
Of notification
stock
common
with
be
to
$1)
ipar
the
SEC
of/ered
to'
alqng
Co.—Stock
Gas
share for each
new
Stock Fund, Inc„:BosV
Feb.
of
all
•
stock
to
$30
share,
without underwriting,.
at
be'used
for working capital;—V.
per
The
177, p. 45.'""
'
McCutcheon. Distributing
Co,,
Inc.,
the
of
It
will
1953
year
i
The
March
Further details follow:
Feb.
on
6
filedwith the SEC
of
$15,000;000
'
of
Proceeds
the
financing
will
of
be
payment
to
approximately
These
$5,500,000.
the property expansion program required
expen¬
to
meet
distribution system.
• •
•
intends to fipance its 1953 construction program
available .to
it frpip the operation of
its business,
including provisions for depreciation and retained earnings, and from
the sale of common stock, uovy offered, and from, the sale of additional
first
funds
.
normal
it
years,
'
bonds,
mortgage
anticipated
priqe levels.
construction
for
future
to
find
it
amount,- character
the
and
time, of
years,
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
necessary,
TO
is
37
series, due Oct. 1, 1973
series, due Jan.
3347
PRESENT
known.
FINANCING
Outstanding
$5.50
$10,340,000.
2
1, 1975-
3,320,000
,
1,977
series, due May 1,
Preferred
,
additional
not
mortgage bonds:
3347
clue
ex¬
current
on
todo
which
Authorized
working
next
construction
based
year,
per
the
during
prevail
company's
the
expects','in connection with financing its
The company
financing,
that
$5,000,000
about
average
conditions
normal
near
or
is
will
penditures
Pa.—
debentures
(par
company
of
out
be
proceeds
added to
fo'; redeem
$100),
used
company's
The
the
registration state¬
a
issue
proposed
a
1973, •
be
series
$$
expenditures for prooertv additions during
gross
amount
will continue
Should
capital. " :
1,
will
stock,
demand for gas service.
The largest portion of these
expenditures for new facilities will be spent to expand and reinforce
Robbins, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
covering
ment
ah£ Blyth & Co., Inc.,. have underwritten, the offering. J
$613,305
preferred
increasing
M'-irst
McKesson &
held.
that
estimated
ditures
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on Jan. 29. filed a letter with the "SEC covering
29,900 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($10 per share \
without underwriting. The proceeds will be used to pay, for organiza¬
tional expenses, equipment and working capital.
-
proceeds;
net
and the bahnicq will be applied toward
of additions to utility property of the company.
cost
is
the
.
Pittsburgh,
the
**.;
5,841 ' shares'of
the
'of
the
preferred
Rights will expire
eight, shares held.
presently outstanding
Files With
of notification with
cumulative
offered
to
letter
filed a
57
—
company
offering is under\yTitten by Kalman &
The
9.
PRGCEEDS-^Of
-
.
Offering—The
•
three
of
Rights will expire at 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 17.
A
group of investment bankers, headed by Lehman Brothers
and
the
1949,
to, make definitive
prepared
integrated
assets,
in
offering to its common stockholders of record Jan. 23
(not Jan. 27, as previously stated) 163,247 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $1) at $20 per share at the rate of one
C$10.0 per share) and 1,670, shares„of qommon stock
5,843 shares of common non-voting stock (no par)
par
and
par)
are
(no par) to
at $36.50 per
29
then
South,
is
share for each seven shares
one new
utilty
' "
gas
Middle
with $296,250 of five-year 87, debentures in units
.of
$197,50 per. unit 11,500 units to be issued to stockholder^. No
underwriting wjll be involved. The proceeds are to be used lor con¬
struction "of concentrating niilh
on
corporation
The
SEC
stock
common
assets,
of
not
was
the
will
19,509
stockholders?
financing,
MoCojrmicU, & Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$36,179
Electric Co.—Stock Offering—Men-
&
made in
was
Arkansas
•
29 filed a letter of notification with the
of 3-year 77
registered bonds to be offered
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
$500
Massachusetts Investors Growth
.
tion
utility
Transport
&
company
covering
530.
p.
time,
and
steam
properties; Louisiana
owns
utility assets, and water properties; Missis-,
utility assets and
water
properties;
and
New
transportation
passenger
the
t»corporation on Feb. 2 filed a registration statement'with the
SEC
covering 500,000 shares of capital stock to be offered through
Vance, Sanders & Co., Boston, Mass. I he proceeds are to be used
for investment.—V.
177,. p. 45.
151,980
(est.)—
—.
present
assets
be
and
proceeds
im¬
purchase retail installment contracts and 'other types of com¬
to
to- be
'lil£t
Gentilly has disposed
the subsidiaries have
of
the,
Corp.—places Bonds
Privately—The corporation has arranged through White,',
Weld & Co. to place privately with institutional investors
$4,000,000 of 4 V2 % and 5l/2% first mortgage serial bonds
due Nov. 1, 1953, through Nov. 1, 1962, it was announced,
on Jan, 26.
'
7
$6,305,241
2,548,313
$3,191,864
2,613.778
ton, Mass.—Registers With SEC—
656,972
477,494
143,299
797.59-1
510,036
;
;
Some
at
Co.,
stock
securi¬
Milwaukee & Suburban Transport
The
$135,578
f
cash.
Light
the
of
land company. Eachand gas utility assets*
assets
that,
&
common
all
the
common
gas
Co. and associates,'.
1951
$8,687,335-
1952
31—
non-utility
assets.
so
the
of
in
the
Power
of
with
utility
holds only
it
to
respect
Louisiana
Jan.
on
8100,000
each,
covering
mercial
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased
sales
95.27
together
of
retainability of Us non-electric properties. At the F?eb. 19 hearing,
inquiry will be made into, such questions. In particular, in¬
quiry will
be
made into the question whether M^dle South and
Minerals
237,638
income—
oper.
units
in
413.
Quarter Ended
Net
the
of
dissolution
company
all
Louisiana
and
non-utility
creation
that
the
.Net
acquired
Co.,
a
electric
sub-holding
It
Inc.,
the
to
177,,p. 530.
SEC
a
Brothers, New York.
The initial public offering price is to be fixed by the Estate and
che underwriter, and will be related to the then current market price
pf the stock. Underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Liquid Carbonic Corp.
the
Minneapolis
Lehman
by
effectuate
llb-1)
the
Management Funds, Inc., Jersey City, N. J.—1* lies—
-
registration state¬
ment covering 37.800 shares of its capital stock (par $1).
These 37,800-shares are
owned
by the Estate of Allan S. Lelimari, deceased, and'
the corporation will not receive any of the proceeds of the sale.
It is expected that the shares- wiilf be offered around Feb. 20, 1953.
The-distribution will be effected on-.qm agency basis through a group
Jan. 30 filed with the SEC
with
to
system
(Section
further
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$537,217
Net rev. from ry.opers.
Net
Lehman Corp.—Registers With SEC—
on
Light
assets
electric
indicated
scheduled a hearing
if any, should
t
The
corporation
former
properties.
sion
$2,373,782 $26,823,601. $26,281,240
1,887,153
20,631,737
19,976,999
$2,284,670
1,747,453
revenues.
&
owned
now
permitting
.
Feb. 19r—
action,
incident
an
system.
Service,
owned
utility
owns
as
Light Co.,
&
some
electric
oy.ms
portation
had
it
company
requirements
Development- Co.,
utiilty assets,
Orleans
pro¬
equipment.
many
Power
various,
electric
holding
Corp.,
Co.
Public
and
of
electric
The
1952—Month—1951
expenses.
—V.
p.
which
Administration
new
a
operating
Loeb, Rhoacles & Co. and Sutro & Co. at $23 per share,
with a dealer's commission of 60 cents per share. It was
177,
equipment
Light
companies
lands
owns
lies
Period End. Dec. 31—
Co.—Special Offering—A special offering
12,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was made on
the New York Stock Exchange on Feb. 4 by Carl M.
completed in
its
created
Power
Gentilly
that
what, fuyther
this
integration
Share
in addition,
disposed
Maine Central. RR.—Earnings—
1162.
p.
Ry.
—V.
times,
prosperous
&
&
Orleans
of
by
on,
Act.
of Arkansas
these
_
of
advent
the
Ry( operating
of
less
international.'trade-relatipn, thus contributing Heartily, to
economic well-being of the entire world.—V. 176, p. 1566.
Lane-Wells
The
In
proved
backlog of orders,
level."—V.
1952
ties
of
determine
was
Mississippi
New
and,
.
entering 1953, is not as high as it was the
.year previous. On the other hand, our new orders are being received
-at a better* rate than they were- a year ago.
We anticipate a volume
for 1953 that will be about the same as or slightly higher than the
"Our
labor
save
success
with
material.
raw
of
primarily in our ingenuity in bringing
new
and
improved
methods
of packaging into being.
The "brain
children" of our staff of engineers are in constant development.
In
the field of automotive air compressors which we also manu¬
facture, our sales seem to follow closely Upon the activity of. the auto¬
mobile industry: If this Index holds true in 1953, and if the automo¬
bile manufacturers, have the good yeajr
which they are predicting,
we, too, should follow in their path,
Without doubt, one of the biggest boons that could come to us, and
American industry in, general, would be an improvement in the for¬
eign exchange field which would enable American Industry to avail
itself of the export market more fully than it is. now doing.
We find tremendous demand in South America, Japan, India and;
some
European countries for the machinery they require to improve
their production facilities by the acquisition of modern machinery for
making, glassware and for packaging. While we are not expecting, a
miracle,
We are indeed hopeful that "a fresh* philosophy will emergq
Our
548,548-
560,846.
—-
—
to
ducers
$1,725,058
$1,293,266
earnings
Cash dividends
Earnings per common share
and
of
more attractive packages at a cost savings spurs
to meet competition by
installing new and better
making
1951
-
stocks
to
pencil manufacturers, and our experience has
in
extremely good times packaging machinery is in
that
us
demand
$30,208,502 $32,429,190
3,438,266
5,493,673
2,14o,000
3,768,615
—
—
Profit
1052
-
Bend
producers
shown
Effected by Strike-
Lamson & Sessions Co.—Earnings
the
South
Power
packaging, Machine Division is in
the enviable position of
serving a great many different industries' all the way from oleomar¬
garine
with
Inc.—Hearing
anih.unccQ
taken
Electric
Tne
141.
p.
to
be
Electric
Mr. Zimmerman fur¬
manufacture television tubes."
ther observed:
to
Kroger Co.—Current Sales
Middle
30,
1953,
to
Holding Company
machinery
field which will result in "further demand for
Jan.
on
19,
required
compliance
activity in the television;,
nevertheless expects, increased
769.
p.
SEC
for "Feb.
or
more
supplies glass forming machinery, Mr. Zimmerman stated
that while the glass container business in the United
States is not currently operating at peak production, he
line.
new
lhese
plant
The
wind up
less the general business conditions
as they
unfold," according to Franklin K. Zimmerman,
President. With respect to the company's division which
reflecting
Manager of Kippers Engineering
Included
ih the contract
for
furnace
Middle South, Utilities,
industries, "looks forward to a year which will
a
cliemical-iecovf ry
announced
Fi
,,|
division,
McElwain
Co., Francis H. Gleason, McElwaln' Executive VicePresident, said that the ten shoe factories and the two sole cuttipg
plants with 4,300 production workers had a production capacity in
2.95
—
Melville
operations
Thom
compared
J.
inc.
stated,
11.
A?
141.
p.
support
Ward,
observed,
530.
p.
Mr. Melville
chain, he taid, selling men's and boys' shoes only, a,nd 87 "Gold Line"
also selling women's and children's shoes in'markets too
small,
Security & Bond Co.—
2.95
Smart, Clowes & Oswald, Inc.
1.70
Stein Bros. & Boyce
11.06
Wagner, Reld and Ebinger,
0.66
—
Hilliard & Son
B,
Kentucky
The
number of shares outstanding.
increased
the
quarterly on
share
per
held on
be
to
3.92
Co.
last year,
Indies.
West
Fallon,
retail
expansion.
& Beane
11.06
Berwyn T. Moore & Co., Inc.
2.95
O'Neal, Alden & Co., Inc.—
3.92
Russell, Long & Co
——
0.66
8.56
Inc.
Bond
during
stores
ner
———
Brothers
bankers
L.
lor
7
Pierce,
R,
company's
(variants:
Lynch,
Merrill
16.45
Inc
an
•
—.16.45
Goodbody & Co.—
Meeting ol
the Annual
recommendation at
the
of
recommendeci
28,
The
the' authorized
increasing
stock from 210,000 to 310,000 shares.
directors
Almstedt
Stock Dividend—
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—To Pay
The
subscription
df
the
Lester
7
.
facilities.
expand
to
exefciSe
upon "the
covering
SEC
islands of
underwriting
agreement whereby the underwriters named below have severally agreed
to purchase from (he company, in the respective percentages set forth
below, such of the 200,000 shares of common stock, now ottered as are
into
entered
has
obtained
were
arrangement with
an
by
tne
company's retail
units.
Further distribution, was achieved
through the establishment of agencies in Puerto Rico, Haiti, and otner
value of
each are
cumulative preferred stock.
company
sales
Montgomery Ward to sell Thom McAn*
by mall order and in 161 selected stores to consumers not reached
shoes
oi'
shares
20,000
consisting of
$100 each and 1,720,000 shares of the par
shares of the series of par value of $25
UNDERWRITERS—The
Philadelphia, Pa.—Files—
Kenya Gem Corp.,
860,792
each.
designated as 57
products. —V. 1/7, p. zjo.
manufactures heat transfer
company
of
value
par
.$25
lhrqugh
series,
all
authorized
amount
Additional
indebtedness
exceed the limit of
event
any
$150,000,000).
(now
company
tTotal
share.
per
the
of
would, in
Issue
after 'such
Mo.—Stock Offering—
Kennard Corp., St. Louis,
1
4,500,000
"
'
stock, cumulative ($100 par):
i
series
8.254 shs.
______
8,254,shs.
"
The
offer
includes
stockholders
subscribed
subscription
privilege
which-
under
•*
purchase,
may
for
additional
an
at the subscription price, any shares1 not
exercise of, the primary subscription light;
through
The
the sale will'be used by the company
to pay part of the cost of its expansion
program.
The company cur¬
rently is in" the midst of jan extensive program'to increase electric
generating capacity to satisfy heavy -demands for service,1
• •
.BUSINESS—Company, is.
operating public
an
utility
principally
1957
from
the
sale
en¬
$3.22
a
share
on
the
DIVIDENDS—Annual.dividends of $1.80
common
stock
in
L942-1947
years
jpaid and in
each
of
inclusive,
1948
the
last
of
GIVING
four
$1.55
per
EFFECT
mortgage
Series
due
Nov.
due
Feb.
stock
1,
'
($100
cumulative
($25
trust
pajd,
were
PRESENT
villie
tnat
'
indenture
foe issued
thereunder
be issued
at
is
par
780,792 shs.
Value)
provides
not
200,000 shs.
value•
par
2,000,000 shs.
that
limited
the
except
amount
that
no
of
bond§ which may
further
time if t.hg total amount of bonds
1.500,000 shs".
to
bonds
shall
be. outstanding
award'of The American Institute
company,
Shoe" Corp.,
3
told
of
•
(SI
issued"
series
mented
par)
compliance
upon
National
payable
<
7,048
shares
fication.
simplification
and
6,960
shares
at
was
a
record-oreaking
month
...
for
all
:
exchange
trustee,
supple¬
as
were
the
under
1952
at
Dec,
31,
23, 1953.
quarterly dividends
retail
Feb.
Jan.
10.
23,
19C-3
1953.
on
The
which
paid
plan
of
had- been
the .present
on
the
prerent
stock
common,
presently
stock
to
offered will, not
ho'ders
be
of
entitled
BUSINESS—The principal:business cf the componv is, the purchasing,
distributing and selling of
^UNDERWRITERS—The
hatur.cf.gas'
underwriters
agreed
set
to purchase from the'company,
forth below, ihe shares,
;'qf common
scribed
Kalman
for
by,
the
&
Co.,
Inc
holders' of
to
its
customers, in
the
cify of
divi¬
7
—V.
177,
p.
530."
■
named
belcw
have
in. the
remective
severally
percentages
stock offered, to, but not sub¬
warrants;
"
*
subscription
__|5:457
Modei, Roland & Stone
15
Piner, Jaffray & Hopwood_;| 10
Allison-Williams Cq,_
* 5
A. C, Allyn <fe Co., Inc.;— X 5
field.
December
Jan.
for
Minneapolis and its. suburban communities,"
ISlJVI.iles stores brought the total, number operated by
Thom McAn, Miles and John Ward.
reserved
•
Dollar sales in -1952,- said-Mr. Melville, were up from 1951 despite
lnwe- nriefs. and
unit sales were higher in everv merchandise classi¬
sions,
of the indenture of
Minneapolis. Gas Co.
,
which" the
children's
of
to; receive, this dividend.
the company to 74p.
He pointed, out that the company had already
'enjoyed the strongest Industry position, in", the men's' shoe field and,
in' Miles, acquired the
outstanding chain in the popular-priced women's
and
1943
cepts,
record
forerunner
Melville'reviewed
in
1,
M^neapo.lis,
stock during 1949, 1950, 1951- and TS52 at the annual rates
$1.00, $f,05 and $.1.10 per share, respectively.
Jan. 8,
1953 a dividend of 2834 cents- per share was declared
30
On
management, Ward Melville, President- of Melgroup of financial representatives on Feb.
2
a
provisions
the
of
common;
of
a
record
with
Bank
amended.
and
tIncludes
inJ:egra.tion
reduced to
f 1,476,132;shs.
1,700,000 shs.
,
4,024 shs.
4.448 shs:'
.
1973 series bonds may be issued.
Additional bonds
and 1977 series and of other series may, however,
and deed of trust dated Oct.
Northwestern
to.
Management
the
company's, development and progress in
major activity, he said, was the merger with Miles'
Shoes, Inc. This inergtr, which-was effected Oct.-1 of last year, made
the company the largest retailer specializing in shoes.
Combined retail
sales volume for the full year, he said, approximated $100.000.000.. The
■Mr.
addition of the
1,740,000 shs.
be'
mortgage
•
4.024 shs.
r
4,448 shi
additional
oL the-1975
the
the company's
1952
I
Outstanding
'•■No
w
stock
Common
each ofithe years
Decembpr sales promised to be
of-continuing good business in the first half of 1953,
'
were
.
for
1972.
accepting
excellent
the
FINANCING
debentures
;Sq.lQjiseries
$5.00 series
DIVIDENDS—Regular
for
share
per
value)
par
-
(withput
any
$1.50
a
Melville Shoe Corp.—Continues Expansion—
the
on
During
of
thg
company
and
its subsidiaries
at wholesale through 40 of its divi¬
in 16 states and in Hawaii.—V. 17.6, p. 2271,
In
12,000,000
s
*
equal
$41,000,000
;
cumulative
*The
share
paid
1982, V/a(.i
57
j>toek
of
were
years.
to
outlets.
In, addition,,
distribute wines'find liquors
also
1952. ;
1979, 23i7
1,
_1
*57
Common
share
was
30,
bonds:
Beries
fPreferred
Sept.
Authorised.
-
♦First
per
TO
stock
common
on
calendar
dividends
annual
dividends
CAPITALIZATION
the 12-month period totaled
the
for
shares' outstanding
entitled
,
„
retail
to
sions
EARNINGS—Tbtal operating revenues in
•
be
minimum of '4.27
company conducts a wholesale drug business on a nationwide
through 74 divisions located in 35 states and in Hawaii. The
manufactures and packages at. its plant near Bridgeport,
Conn., a line of drug products, which are distributed through the
company's .wholesale divisions and are "also'sold to other "wholesale: and
.of, gas.
$35,604,007 and net income available
to
through
a
of the proposed public
be made later this month.
.V'
sinking fund providing for the
manager
.as
The
in
307.
of
named
company
the electric and natural gas" business in Louisville. Ky. and
For the. 12 months, ended Sept. 3p, 1952 approximately 707
consolidated gross, revenues was derived from the sale of electricity
end
Co. is
debentures expected to
basis
vicinity.
of
Sachs &
the.
debentures, will
retirement
PROCEEDS—-Net proceeds from
gaged
Goldman,
offering of
J. M. Dgin & Co
57
Johnson-McKendrick
Inc.
Harold E
"
Co.,
5
Wqod & Co._^
W.oodard-Elwood
&
Co
.
5
5
Volume 177
Number 5193
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Mississippi Power Co.—To Borrow From Banks—
The
from
000;
and
Feb.
9,
time
the
1953,
Mississippi
by
ury in
Seeks to Pay $12,759,525 Back Interest—
Guy
part of
to
requested SEC authorization
time prior to July 1, 1953,
filed
for
plan
for
stated
In
that
—V.
debtor
been
railroad
debtor
If
and
the
This
from
If
of
the District Court in St. Louis
by
of
25'/*
of
then
outstanding
the
Mahaffie
proposed
will
of
75%
for
plan,
of
that
with
class
each
been
there
is
paid
securities
of
junior
on
doubt
some
within
for
bonds
that
his
In
those
of
letter
to
and three
years
under
Section
conclusion."
He
(Bankruptcy
to
propo*es
and
Mexico
that
portion of the
stock
of
the
the
with
Pacific
&
is
in
Pacific
(all
At
New
is
owned
by
a
the
All
present
4%
bonds of the
and.
Missouri Pacific under this
but the interest rate in each
maturities
and
would
be extended
refunding mortgage bonds, due 1965-1981.
this proposal, holders of present 5%
Under
receive
two
shares
common
stock
changed
from
of
4%
would
$100
preferred
$100
remain-outstanding,
to
no
value,
par
preferred
voting
par
but Its
its
and
Total
capitalization of
capitalization
the
Davis
The
value
would
values
under
the
proposed
accruing
to
latest
MOP
plan
coupled
fixed
interest
the
under
his
In
letter
to
security
"We
present this plan
that should permit
securities
which
earnings
both
the
service
The
should
current
proposed
following
fair
one
all
their
of
in
are
in
which
the
stockholders
values
for
Texas
to
be
Pacific
te
company
satisfied
with payment of $191
preferred stock.
Ry. Co.
4%
mortgage
bonds
Maturity to be extended
(due
10 years.
1975):
to
177,
Interest
177,
accumulations
to
satisfied by
be
be
to
reduced
mulations to
MOP
used
$100
and
200
for
the
accumulations
to
payment of $670 in cash
in
be
(due 1949):
To remain outstanding.
Maturity to be extended to 1989.
Notes
satisfied
by payment of $232 in
Coupon
Interest
cash and $879
the
accu¬
in
Rock
&
Hot
Springs Western
Central
Branch
be
U.P.
extended
of
payment
Preferred
$400
5%
to
in
first
4s,
1948:
To remain
Interest
1978.
outstanding.
Common
accumulations
addition
old
share
receive
to
to
satisfied
be
two
shares
par
To remain
by
This
to
OF
$10
share.
per
The
1
.
.
I.C.C.
Pacific
$
-
Series
Series
I
Series
B
^
1
of
1952.
$1,105,527
The
be
25,000,000
25,000,000
61,200,000
61,170,000
Series C____
of
Series" Aa_.
•
net
and
Sept.
50,245,000
43,302,000
46,392,000
45,493,000
429,500
Little Rock
Hot Springs Wn. RR. .1,1404)00
Central,-Btallch, IL P., first mtg. 4s
523,000
New contingent int. deb. As of 1955
mill
a
to
1952,
working
rated
operate
on
about
for
net
The
PRESENT
TO
*
r
of
176,
ry.
the
for
of
from
will
the
stockl——Tl,800,100
preferred
stock
Common
Com^um
Common
'*•'
—
•
•
stock (no par)
($10
stated
claSs
' -
*
.
*
NEES'
be
used
increase
are
176,
Its
to
be
held
on
of
the year
the
8,131,430
capitalization
income
such
Feb.
a
24,
be
$541,173
to
iurther
appropriated
A
reserve.
1953,
by
to
special
vote
upon
530,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
period
the
is
scheduled
slock
The
SEC
stock
sale
to
on
be
applied
in
the
March
to
terminate
to
are
3, subject to
80,140 shares
(on a one-for-one basis).
outstanding
(now
'
'
"V
.
•
the payment of
of $9,400,000.)
23.
The
amount
Plans New Equipment Trust Issue—
16, on
dated
Missouri Paeific
an
Issue,
March
period'of
-
of
RR.
has. asked
$3,500,000
2,T953, and "to
13;•years.
finance about 60%
The
for-.bids
1951
$824,854
$563,688
223,238
-
'
'
1952
at
net
of
to be
;
opened
on
»
-
from
their
sale
will
be
used
of the cost of $4,443,082 oh diesel locomotives;
Feb.
to-'*
^
price
25,412
277,300
"
*
-
$668,073
178,900
$823,952
474,620
168,020
8,805,447
95,725
'
r
358,200
1,791,885
2,621,374
-
2,393,774
income.—
8,414,710
8.381,659
2,991,149
...
1,273,004
,
2,376,787
.
7,100,863
2,486,196
-.2,829,687
.
RR.
above.
-V.
177,
p.
143.
Petroleum
each
for
2Va
Corp.,
shares
ac¬
in Stock—
at
the rate of one share
& Industries, Inc.,
Oils
of
outstanding.—V.
stock
proceeds
175,
613.
p.
plans
$9,375,000
letter of notification with the
stock (par 25 cents) to be
Shields & Co., New York.
for expansion and any re¬
a
common
through G. K.
be used to pay
to
working
are
to
added
of
shares
share
per
16. filed
Jan.
on
99,000
$3
capital.
stock
to
seil
equipment
at
competitive
trust
share, for 499,325 shares of capital
per
(par 70 cents) at the rate of one additional share
subscribe expire at 3:30 p.m.
to
(EST)
PROCEED8—The
has
those
cost
of
$5,650,000,
concessions.
duction
May
The
have
and_ will
to
on
March 4. an
in instal¬
mature
Co.
15,
1953 and
the net
balance
the
of
period
a
proceeds, from
of
production
the
emplov
will
su'phur fr m
of pro¬
of.
Frasch
process
capacity of 3,300,000 gallons of hot water
work is
expected wto
start
not
later
than
require
to
arranged
for
plant
a
Construction
day-
per
company
18
of
issuance
months. 'The
additional shares
to
the
24
be
will
applied to repayment of bank loans, further exploratory and
development work, for pavment of interest on the-Export-Import Bank
and
loan
of
overhead
after
the
sulphur
The
off Pan
of
are,-, the
dome
which
Proven
the
Tchuantepec
1947
the
reserves
the
5%
Southern
Mexico.
stated,, on
what
known
concessions
principally
in
located
are
Ja'tipan
as
Municipality
the
on
and
of
at
4,570,510
extent
of
any
Potre-„
Jaltlpan.
to
be
GIVING
explored and, according
in
reserves
EFFECT TO
promissory
the
unexplored
,
•
•
'
Outstanding
$3,664,000
2,000,000 shs.
70c)
area
FINANCING
PRESENT
$3,664,000
note—
(par
of
A substantial -part
long tons;
*
stock
and
the
All the wells drilled
-is .believed-to -be one
American
known.-
CAPITALIZATION
Capita!
for working
explore
Mexico.
concessions xemains
the
company,
not
to
reserves
additional
the
the
located
In
in- these two concessions are computed, on;
wells drilled so far* at 7,257,401 long tons and prob-
sulphur
basis of
ab'e
in
lying
are
in
company-
and
operations.
commences
incorporated
in
to
period,
construction
was
concessions
Isthmus
sulphur
the
plant
company
concessions
sulphur
date
during
sulphur
Authorized
15-year period. The proceeds will be used to finance
about 75% of the cost of an equipment order. The new
Rights
with the Export-Import
Bank of Washington for a
loan of $3,664,000, which funds, together
with approximately $1,986,000 of the net proceeds from
th® sale of
the shares, will be used to finance the construction of a plant at,
is
bidding
certificates
1953.
Feb. 18, 1953.
on
The offering is being underwritten by Kuhn, Loeb &
and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Equipments—
*1,747,639 shs.
a
road
FOR
DECEMBER
AND
CALENDAR
1952—Month—1951
-"
YEARS
.•Not
including,
exercise
of
the
an
aggregate
options.—V.
173,750
of
177,
*
75,686,434 * * 68,003;475 806,926.218 806,952,379.
Ry. operating expenses,
61.499,650
53,70U»8 681,926,665 688,691,409
1-4,136,784.
14,302,087
7,183,319*
8,893,695
'ncojie-—
45.
124,999 553 113,269,970.
49,817,193
reserved
for
the
Pancoastal Oil C©ti»m C. A.—Plan Effective—v
The
was
plan
of
reorganization
of
this
approved" by the stockholders
of that date-,
The
oper:
-
46.
p.
40.049.934
agent,
(■stock
First
..
-
voting
apd the.Coastal
.
.
National
registrar,
and
„
Bank
exchange
tr.ust
of
,
on
Jan.
1
\
.
„
Jersey City, has been appointed transfer
agent,
for the common
the .Pancoastal Petroleum Co.,
See also V. 177, p. 531.
and
certificates- of
Caribbean
dated Nov. 15, 1952
31-and beoame effective'as
corporation
•
"Net rev. tram ry. oper*.
shares
*
1952—12 Mos.—1951
Ry. operating revenues.
Net ry,
plus
dividend out of income of the company
a
for each 2V2 shares held of record on Feb. 4,
to
equipment will include-2,500 hopper cars and .one rail diesel car..
—V;
$2,748,117,
of
is offering to holders of its capital stock rights to
rillos,
railway—.
EARNINGS
-\
;
r
the
of
redemption
Irtercoast
subscribe, at $7
1949
$
'
of
$2,300,000
issue
to
and to
Pan American Sulphur Co.—Stock Offered—The com¬
pany
develop
1950
-
railway-
Period End. Dec. 31-
of equipment trust certificates
to be"
mature in annual installment sover a
proceeds
the
Privately—
sell such notes to five insurance
notes, together with treasury
$2,619,000 of outstanding 5%
debentures
redeem
stock
BUSINESS—The
•
/
'
for
a
176, p. 2532.
corporation
capital
railway—:—
over
loans.
Wisconsin Central Airlines. Inc.
letter of notification with the
91,851 shares of
common
stock.
as
authorization
sale
aggregate
preferred
covering
offered
estimated
'
-
company
of
ments
487,834,600 495,843,267 518,585,130 J
•Equipment obligations to remain undisturhed-^-Dec31, .1951 amount
$48,687,116.
issue
?
'
Paley Manufacturing Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files—
.
154,6391100.198,230,687 (148,511^30
—
.
Brew
—
1952 to the participating preferred shareholders of record
of business Jan. 30,
1953, payable on Feb. 27, 1953, in
clcse
Intercoast
au¬
relating
reserve"
at competitive
bididng on March
rights of holders of record of the
See -Missouri Pacific
The
" '
Offered
discharge bank
to
filed
SEC
the
of
to
the
at
participating
there
and the Commission
net
for
.New York Central RR.—To Sell
30.081,471
.
value
stock
*Total
The
'
140,380,200
.
177, p. 237.
15.—V.
Oils & Industries, Inc.—Distribution
at
New Plan Presented—
"
stock ($100 par>—__82,839,506
^
.•
stock:'(no'j^r) class:'A-:--L.-77,154,394
Common
Total
90,994,822
28
h.-.s received
the structure of
preferred
.
.;. '
.
abovementioned
interest.—V.
of
amount
"general
a
cumulative preferred stock
banks
oper.
used
Jan.
on
Proceeds
1971,
crued
common
"paid-in-surplus"
net
the
by
of
$1,250,000
p.
'income—.
ry.
record
'
-
Airlines, Inc.—Stock
20-year promissory note
*8,637.665 shs.
sale
1—
Net
M
The directors have declared
purpose.—V.
to
reduce -Its
to
$58,540,643;
that
of
177,
Jan.
Net
share
of
Effanb»e Doll Co., Inc., a wholly
of executives of that division
formerly known
was
company
Outstanding
such
authorization
surplus"
creation
railway
from
one
each
2532.
p.
carh
loss
FINANCING
provided
shares,
687,£00
SEC
"earned
oper.
From
of
for
held
Inc.,
Corp.,
1953.-
10,
distribution
Lites,
Electric
North Penn Gas Co.—Notes Placed
The
/
Feb., 4 filed a registration statement with the SEC
shares of cumulative preferred stock (par $100)
to
of
by
from
from
stock
a
Noma
comprised
.
proceeds will be
covering
during
small
$27,500
available
authorized
amount
177, p. 536.
Gross
>
2437.
p.
Tex.—Registers
full-time
on
for
held
of
Noma
sold JJie
group
a
.
corporation
due
capacity
a
a
10,000,000 shs.
shares
amount
80,140
Net
523,000
indebtedness—1 333,195^000 297,612,530-270,073,50O
bended
capital
$33,000
showed
but
of
Feb.
on
make
$1)
$1)
announced "bn Jan.
Central
The company
properties.
a
will
17
(par
has
to
was
.
companies.
of
buslnes
•
The
„
requirement
the
company
Net
1,140,000
176,
Houston,
Exchange Commission—
(par
corporation
4%%
with
to
sold
were
30,
cent)
received
its
the
a
proceeds
Gross
40,000,000
above.—V.
Corp.
Corp.,
Electric System—To Increase Stock—
with
December—
.
of
109,200
Co., Milwaukee, Wis., on Feb. 4 publicly
offered 91,851 shares of common stock (par $1) at $3.12 V2
per share.
1952
Now Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
8,433,750
4s____
of
Emch Jenkins
125,964.282
—_
20-year convertible gold bonus
1st. Plaza-Olive Building.
il
and
subscription
—V.
Oil
stock
subsidiary,
.
$3,439,691
added
ready
EFFECT
delivery
was
subscription
notes
10,425,000
bonds:
B,„
General mortgage
$1,020,600
\
of
has
outstanding 6%
The
10,425,000
of
others, it
for
the
also
in
offered
prior
81,607,274
bonds
income
.
common
covering
25,060,000
Corp.
Feb.
on
stock
North
1953
acquisition
has
now
tungsten
New England Power
$
94,188,000
81.607,274
serial 5(4%
General mtge. 4(4%
4%
and
20b Plan
•
Works
as
the purchase from
the 175,000 founders'
Feb.
on
common
close
owned
-
be
to
are
and
ore
equipped
one
measures.—V.
17.840.500
^
Secured
Total
above.
1954—
by
connection
these
25,000-,000
'
Series H——
5'A
of
GIVING
number
System
95,000,-000
F
Daggett
B.
involved
-Sells Subsidiary—
its
17.840,500
-
the
at
1953.
Inc.—Proposed Name—
Co.
proceeds
meeting of shareholders is
Missouri
Plan
$
___L
1,
The
annually
Modified
bonds:
A'_
Series
stock
eliminated
.
R.
and
company
there
investments In
CAPITALIZATION
Sheet
Series
May
shares from 8,500,000 to 11,500,000 shares and
to
agreement, and declaration of trust'In connection with
preemptive offerings
to shareholders to provide
that cash or full
share rights may
be
issued in
lieu of rights to fractional shares.
changed
Balance
mortgage
this
of
name
of
system
amend
4%
of
in
outstanding, but $100 par value
and stated value reduced
Series
of
$57,999,470
stock:
Dec. 31, '51
-
change the
Inc., effective
are
presently issued and outstanding options for
1,000,000 shares of common stock at 20 cents per
the
corporation
exercisable until
Jan.
15,
1954.
At
the
either the corporation or the holders, those notes can be
to
in
thorised
Each
company
of
common
mainder
cash.
stock:
COMPARISON
•
1,
New England
Matur¬
to $170,000,000.
First
to
of
2166.
p.
preferred $100 par voting stock, noncumulative, dividend payable only
in those years when $2,000,000 par value of first
mortgage bonds have
been retJ-ed or total of first mortgage bonds
outstanding is reduced
no
Change Name—
at 5 cents per share.
ended
(par
Jan.
sufficient
a
active
an
for
Noma Electric Corp.—Stock Distribution—
The
of $6,251.
purchase
option
first
RR.
charge
In
formerly
%
and
issue of 4,000,000 shares of common
an
shipments
stock
due
share
new
the
sys¬
sprayers
dilute
$3,834,682
net
months
period
Common
•In
bonds
4%.
new
water
7.
p.
Authorized
mortgage 4% bonds
(due 1939):
To remain outstanding. Maturity to be extended to 1991.
Interest accumulations to be satisfied
by payment of $720 in cash.
to
Cooker
purchase
CAPITALIZATION
in
$383
planned to take
by substantially
he
directed
engineering,
of
of
Manufacturing
corporation
SEC
completely
Two
three
that
satis¬
be
and
tons
basis.
outstanding.
paid
ity to
voted
Industries,
BUSINESS—The corporation
debentures.
Little
for
four
undergoing
was
debentures.
Convertible 5(4%
to
it
EJECTO
1953
speculation"
a
be
of
while
be
3
filed a registration statement with the
covering 2,500,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
publicly "on a best-e'forts basis at 30 cents per share through
Morris Cohon & Co., New York.
The net proceeds are to be used to
pay
lor drilling expenses and to purchase land.
143.
p.
PROCEEDS—The
to
one of
completed
J.,
N.
years
offered
143.
p.
stock (par 1 cent)
fied by payment of $455 in cash and $338 in N.O.T.M. debentures.
Secured serial 5(4%
bonds (due 1933-56): To remain outstanding.
Reduce coupon to 4%.
Maturity to be extended to 1958-81,
Interest
N.O.T.M.
174,
—T___
"as
proposes
in cash
remain
To
The
Nevada Tungsten Corp., Mina, Nev.—Stock Offered—
Tellier & Co., New York, on Jan. 19 offered publicly
MOP
ample
II
War
SEC
a
satisfy the claims of the various security holders of the MOP under
Act reorganization:
and refunding mortgage 5%
bonds (due 1965-81):
To remain
outstanding. Reduce coupon to 4%. No change in maturities. Interest
General
this month,
while
"MHN"
attachment
20
Presto
Pressure
Sales
Furthermore,
Camden,1
at
World
added.
Avco
—V.
is
charge
control
With Securities and
367.
p.
Nat.onal
—V.
It
would
Newton-Phoenix
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—Current Sales Up—
Mahaffie
in
Jan.
on
National
to
174,
First
accumulations
concentrate
crop
and
Mouth of January—
be
that,
yard
In
interest
work.
In
executives
Manufacturing
also
See
1949
would
in
of
announcement
storage,
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales—
to
a
JR.,
—V.
in
opinion
debtor
for
:
debt."
way
EJECTO,
plant
Month of January—.
Sales ■ *
;
I.;
holders.
value.
our
used
equipment.
completed
the
improved
plan
market
asset
true
prospective
at
this con¬
with
new
security
formerly
States,
announced
operations
management
Avco
This
Davis states:
to
realization
the
reflect
and
the
is
holders, Col.
as
field
just
was
National Presto Industries,
$13,202,940 and the contingent interest requirement $1,600,0.00.
plan
the
the
are
conditioning
developed
were
field crop concentrate sprayer.—V.
The
security holders several times $22,-
requirements
They
company
741,863."
Total
division
—V.
old
plan would
exceeds the
promulgated
was
of
share
,
.
betterments
and
the
in
completion of the conversion
National Pressure Cooker Co.—To
to
equipment obligations.
This
ICC plan by $22,741,863.
In
since
the
be
reduced
value
latest
additions
condition
represent
railroad
states:
"Expenditures for
financial
the
Vexcluding
under
Col.
water
new
See
$518,585,130,
nection,
and
products
tems
$10 per share.
be
the
Ohio,
company's
United
$664,000,000
outlined on
purchase by
in the
were
following
controlling
a
outstanding and
15,500 of
the
325,000
participating shares
outstanding, at $16.50 per share. The total price was $2,057,550.
Mr.
Wolfson, now Chairman of the Board of the Merritt-Chapman
& Scott Corp.,
one
of the country's leading construct on companies;
and of Capital Transit Co., which operates the surface transportation
systems at Washington, D. C., has a wide background of experience
in
the
shipbuilding industry in Florida in the years 1945-48, the
Development Division will house complete facili¬
design, and testing of new and improved products. The
presently manufactures water systems,
pumps,
hand and
sprayers
the
would
stock
stock.
par
stated
offering
The
of
shares
the
change.
first
the
except
of
associates
Division.
would
plan
new
issues
details
industrialist,
Wolfson,
of
Control—
company
Products
new
lor
Myers
would be reduced
case
all
on
Development
Although the
Mis¬
Pacific), $20,000,000 of N.O.T.M. debt due to the Missouri Pacific,
and $40,000,000 of new contingent interest Missouri Pacific debentures,
all claims against the railroad could be met.
to
See
5.
this
the
power
souri
remain outstanding,
Feb.
on
Products
new
The
ties
the preferred
hand, plus
on
using
Wolfson
Acquisition
same
time, it was announced that the company has pur¬
approximately 61,000 square feet of property adjacent to the
converted plant for possible expansion at a later date.
subsidi¬
by
the
totaling
of
Manager.
chased
sep¬
the
a
company
that
and
which
of
RR.
of
Northern,
1542.
p.
(Del.)—Stock Sold—The of¬
company on Ftb. 3 announced
Ohio Street plant at
Ashland,
its
into
bankruptcy.
solvent
has
now
Ry.
20
successful
a
reorganization
also
are
of
after
and
the same
the Avco
Manufacturing Corp., from which a controlling interest in the com.pany was purchased in a transaction consummated earlier today.
Mr.
Wolfson
has
been
elected
Chairman
and
Harry
W.
Pierce,
former Executive Vice-President,
has been named President.
Charles
II.
Dore
continues
as
Vice-President
and
Treasurer,
Harry "Burris,
(F. E.) Myers & Bro. Co.—Forms New Division—
T*ie
'
that
from
away
Missouri
the
the
Pacific
100,000,000 cash it
Texas
years
International-Great
which
Missouri
claims
Davis
announced
was
by the ICC, "A reorganization
is
reorganize
and
of the Missouri Pacific
Claiming
Col.
Act)
follow
later
and
Orleans, Texas
aries
holders,
security
abortive plans approved
77
first,
arately
|
voting.
Gas Corp.
&
E.
in
Mr.
operation
group
concern.
largest
group
175,
a
part.cipation,
31.
Counts."—V.
Louis
by
and
contracts
these
of
can
be found in the
time available, and says that the debtor
asking Congress to amend the Mahaffie Act to require approval by
tworthirds
it
Where
scale
the
V. 175, p. 2480.
Col.
years,
75%
Jan.
on
full
54-year-old
fering of 1,200,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
at 25 cents per share by I. J. Schenin
Co., New York, has
been completed, all of these shares having been
sold, it
months.
12
20
of
owners
30
himself
announced
was
for
Vice-President
the
plan
it
Influence
bonds
is
Jan.
530.
p.
Montex Oil
the
the
file
to
refunding mortgage bonds
of
New York Shipbuilding Corp.—New
20.
"Message Repeater"
is
a
fully self-contained unit only six
long and weighing under six pounds.
Descriptive literature
is available
by writing to the company at
47
West Street,
New York City and ask for their folder, "A world
recon¬
of the
securities
reorganization
Act
permission
seek
of
have
coupons
states
Feb.
The
two
granted, the present bankruptcy proceedings will be suspended
debtor will attempt to complete a vqjuntary reorganization.
would
require approval of the plan by the ICC and assents
no
Davis
it
the
approve
holders
Since
to
holders
company
ICC.
took place just
company's action
returned
sideration.
for
inches
claims
days after a pre¬
hearing ccnfeience before
the Interstate Commerce Commission
in
Washington, whose third reorganization plan for the Missouri Pacific
has
hearing
a
"Message Repeater" unit, a device developed by this cor¬
porator delivers any message up to two minutes in length, and can
be rigged to start off when the night depositor
drops his bag into the
chute,
the
$10,000,000
net
Plans
scheduled
new
all
satisfies
and
put
1, 1978, on the bidding block Feb. 10.
proceeds would be used to retire $2,250,000 of bank debt
to increase working capital,—V. 177, p. 530.
Mohawk Business Machines Corp.—New Unit—
The
to which he
pian
any
The
Co., a subsidiary.
George H. Moore
Judge
177,
just manner, giving every security holder far more
has yet been asked to assent."
reasonable and
a
than
analysts.
plan recognizes
RR.
Federal
a
"the
plans to
company
March
The
"
Northern
rity holders and financial
He
due
Thompson also sought permission to pay one year's interest of
$1,610,000 on the first mortgage bonds of the International-Great
voluntary Mahaffie Act reorganization of this
company, in
bankruptcy for more than 20 years, was presented on
Jan. 29 by the debtor company in a letter to security holders of the
railroad from T. Colburn Davis, Chairman of the Board.
Col. Davis
also outlined his plan at a meeting of bankers, Missouri Pacific secu¬
new
7
(627)
Mr.
Missouri Pacific RR.—New Plan Presented—
A
The
a
1947.
* *
,
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Bids Feb. 10—
;
H.
Thompson, Trustee of the Missouri Pacific RR., on Feb. 4
petition in the U. S. District Cburt at St. Louis, Mo., seeking
permission to pay $11,159,525 interest on Missouri Pacific's first and
refunding mortgage bonds. The interest would be applied to arrears
to make bank bor¬
aggregating $2,100,SEC has issued an order giving interested persons until
to request a hearing thereon. The funds would be used
for its construction program or to reimburse its treas¬
past construction expenditures.—V. 175, p. 2594.
has
company
rowings
•
,r
Oils, Inc.
scrip
agent,
{
,
■
f
Chronicle».
The Commercial and Financial
8
Monday, February 9, 1953
.
.
(628)
The
Peninsular Telephone Co.—20% Stock Div.—Rightsdirectors have declared a 20% stock dividend, payable to stock¬
at the close of business Feb. 9 1953. Only full shares
will be issued in payment of this dividend and fractional shares due
will be settled in cash on the basis of S40 per share.
A quarterly dividend of CO cents per share on the common stock,
Including shares to be issued through the above stock dividend, was
also declared, payable April 1 to holders of record March *0The board further authorized, subject to registration and listing, the
Bale of additional shares of common stock on the basis of one adclitional share for each five shares outstanding, including the stock divi¬
dend shares.
The new shares will be offered first to common stock¬
holders at a price to be fixed later by the directors.
•
At th° annual meeting March 25, 1953, stockholders will vote on an
amendment to the company's charter to permit a split of the common
on
tiie basis of three shares for each two held on a date to be fixed
later which will be subsequent to the issuance of the additional com-
designated
shares oi its no
approximately. 660,100
The
goods
177,
financing
salt
Feb.
the
into
the
for
subsidiary,
to
has
The
coast-to-coast
In
sidewalk
effect
and lawn gym Sets, The Pal Products Division
organized to handle the company's new op¬
also
is
mowers.—V.
Fenner
Pal business was not disclosed.
known as the "Trollabout," was
April
20
and
with
stockholders
will
on
177,
p.
Revenues
from
from
oil
into
this
company
will
firm
latter
the
of
$2,149,640
3,624,055
171,863
148,912
173,366
revenues
$7,403,553
$7,231,230
$5,945,558
3,138,688
1,101,147
88,831
2,991,365
1,081,582
99,989
2,425,140
828,357
$3,074,887
revenues——
$3,058,294
$2,610,463
_______
Provision
for
and
depletion
expense
—
taxes
income
,
share
per
'-Revised
deprec.
—
before
Income
income
$1.79
$2.10
$2.11
—
retroactive
include
to
81,098
this
for
received
period
is
stock
<>i
company
intangible
year
cost3
year
It
is
tax
income
before
expense
176, p,
1953.—V.
30,
June
on
the
and
depletion therefor
to estimate these
wells and computes
considered impractical
drilling
of
basis.
statutory
deductions
close
the
company
equipment.
.'
.
.
.
in
4.40%
for each
preferred stock
Successful
preferred
4.40%
share of Scranton
acceptance by
bo
of
holders
80%
preferred
Scranton
of
ntock, but company has option of lowering the percentage
-—V.
176,
this
An
requirement.
certificates, which will mature $320,000 annually March
1, 1954 to March 1, 1968 inclusive. The certificates, priced
yield 2.35% to 3.15%, depending" on maturity, were
awarded to the group on Feb. 3 on a bid of 99.131.
other
bids
The
issue
ment,
is
received,
were
be
to
"letdown" of Q-2 drones without
equipment.—V. 176, p. 2168.
for
99.0993
from
3s
Salomon
the
Interstate
Also
Commerce
Williams
Co.;
Hayden,
by
new
Inc., ana
&
equip¬
Commission.
Gross
Illinois Co.;
The
E.
Win.
Pollock
EARNINGS
from
DECEMBER
FOR
Net
from
Net
ry.
AND
1952
CALENDAR
1951
from
Net
ry.
& Co.,
Gross
—
9,963.932
—
The
Gross
from
from
Ry.
1951
Net
ry.
—V.
of
4,853.171
2,002,668
13,714,987
8,931,693
4,112,426
157,700
1,753.584
2,804,961
-
1,076,005
114.470,668
106.565,747
33,105,814
124.142,911
27,625,194
30,104,264
20,586,226
17,376,352
12,643,382
15,565,131
10,215,315
railway
129.264,152
railway
from
income
oper.
177,
47.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
1952—Month—1951
1 .044.387,274
930,140,874
848,211,159
revenues.
$6,535,816
operating expenses.
Ry.
Phillips-Jones Corp.—Offer to Stockholders«
an.
that it
31
&
,>er share. Tenders
Vrust Co. of New
4han
50,000
York,
or
is
trust, announced on
of the stock of the Phillips-
3,473,291
Net
Net
from ry.opers.
rev.
ry.
—V.
of
V.
p.
177,
prices
$25
up to
have
been
company
deposited
may
accept
If
of
in
the
the
177,
all
fewer
part
or
A
present
said
that
"actual
management."'—V.
42,597,343
p.
$2,526,451 $32,580,528 $27,153,425
574,390
13,518,158
8,662,083
47.
172,
the
of
of
NWT
60,111
has
acres
Yukon.
and
(Canada)—Acquisitions—
Northwest Territories, Alberta
acquired by this company.
General Electric Co.—Secondary
Offering
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock
(par $15) was made on Jan. 29 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
$32 par share, with a dealer's discount of 35 cents per
—V.
177,
p.
the
and
books
closed
47.
Oil
been
secured
seepages
Norman
to
Wells
exist
the
in
stated
are
In
these
on
royalties
Alberta, the company has secured over-riding
quarter sections between Edmonton and Calgary.
interest has
3%
also
Saskatchewan
of
area
well.—V.
discovery
See
been
acquired
located
176,
two
in
miles
640
the
in
acres
southwest
\yapel!a
Wapella
the
of
147%
on
Electric
The
fcfe
corporation
covering
$16
used
per
for
working
Jan.
on
11,000
share,
shares
23
of
without
Pennsylvania
Power
Light Co.
&
above.—V.
176,
1380.
p.
filed
a
letter
capital.—V.
176,
p.
of
stock
common
notification
(par
The
$5>
to
proceeds
with
be
are
the
be
2273.
Public Service Co.
above.'—V.
171,
p.
The
Jan. 23 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at
through Grayson-Eigles Co..
New
York.
The
corporation
March
per
*j,)Ceeds
the
par
share>
are
to
~lie business
be
used
of the
for
working
capital,
net
etc.
corporation is the processing of vegetable fibres
1.33
it
will
preferred
increase
to
the
number
via
the
the
spring
1.000,000
See also
&
Co.
Electric
—
Financing
date
has
definite
no
explore the
plans
feasibility
for
of
the
issuing
finance its expanding business
to
financing
has
for
redemption
all
been
in
convertible
or
.
44%
000
58
10,
to
the
the
their
shares for
President,
three
$10,500,000
months
during
cents
each
for
on
the
net
earned
average
respective
a
common
highs in
Dec.
the
31.
to
that
at
earnings
first quarter of
Receivables
the
for
basis
$117,000,000
1952
on
quarter
31
shares
periods.—V.
176,
and
p.
57
1951, equal
cents
1966.
on
to
1,157,356
warrants
is
March
25
stock is listed on the New
common
and
expiration
York and Midwest
|
program lor the past five years, 1948aggregated approximately $19,800,000.
For the
Dec. 31, 1955 construction will total an esti¬
mated
$19,700,000 and will
include building of the new F. Bayard
Culley steam-electric generating plant on
the Ohio River, east of
Evansville, Indiana,
with an initial unit
of 40,000 kilowatts, and
necessary steps looking to the development of an underground natural
gas
storage field west of Evansville.—V.
177, p. 532.
to
Co.—Plans to Distribute Stock
Natural Gas
Southern
of
construction
has
1, 1053
Jan.
period
Subsidiary—
T.
Chairman of the Board, announced on Feb. 4 that
requested the SEC to approve a plan providing for the
Chenery,
this company has
distribution to Southern's stockholders of the common stock
of Alabama Gas Corp., now owned by Southern. Southern has 3,422,010
shares outstanding and owns 831,765 shares, or approximately 99%
of
rata
pro
stock.
Alabama
plan is approved, Alabama Gas would no longer be a subsidiary
Natural and would not be subject to regulation under
If the
Southern
Public
the
tax
and
laws
that
upon
the
completion of the dis¬
regulation under
will cease to be subject to
Natural
Southern
tribution
Company Act. The plan also requests the
distribution will be subject to Supplement
find that the
to
income
the
of
Holding
Utility
Commission
the Holding Company Act.
Alabama
Gas
communities
of
Corp.
supplies gas service to 173.000 consumers in 41
including the cities of Birmingham, Mont¬
Alabama,
Tuscaloosa and Selma. Its gross revenues
and its gross property account
approximately $35,000,000. Preliminary
net income for 1952 was $1.31 per share on Alabama's common stock.
J.
N.
Greene,
President of Alabama
Gas Corp., stated that the
change would not affect his company's natural gas supply, which
would continue to be purchased under a 20-year contract with South¬
ern
Natural at rates fixed from time to time by the Federal Power
Gadsen,
1952
were
end
the
Anniston,
in
of
excess
tiie
of
year
17G,
$18,000,000
was
•'
2168.
p.
Southwestern Public Service
Co.—Securities Offered—
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. headed an
investment banking
Feb. 4 offered for public sale $12,000,3V2% series due Feb. 1, 1978,
and 20,000 shares of 4.60% cumulative preferred stock
(par $100) and is underwriting 293,462 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par $1) being offered through subscription
warrants to its common stockholders. Dillon, Read & Co.
which
group
000
on
first mortgage bonds,
is
securities
Dec.
of
subscription
Exchanges.
company's
Inc.
at $1,000,-
to offer the stock to present common share
fixed at the time of offering.
Share owners
permitting them to subscribe
for the newone
share for each six now owned.
Proposed
,
inclusive,
of the
are
Dec.
of
be
to
10.
this
increased
to
warrants
for
and
earlier.
the December quarter of
1.492,475
shares
$1.35 preferred stock.
stockholders
quarter
year
until
the
of
shares,
preferred
issue
at
the redemption
have
into
share
ended
income
in
will
shares
told
new
outstanding
convertible
issue
each
the
above the $81,435,000
Appleby estimated
$1.35
the
of
convert
common
against $737,292
shares,
of
Holders
outstanding,reached
year,
Mr.
called
have
with the Indiana P. S. Commission an
issue 114,167 additional shares of
its
financing a portion of its electric and
filed
program.
of
500,000.
stock
preferred
Appleby,
A,
abdut
by
on
300,000
that
but
shares,
58,000,
share.
receivables
Ramie Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—
covering
directors
per
Paul
fiscal
The
announced
to
400,000
issues.
rate of
1463.
has
preferred
Previous
from
shares
non-convertible
approximately
date,
n'iC
of
of
voted
22
Jan.
on
preferred
company
series
a
$28.23
Public Electric Light Co.—Proposed MergerSee Central Vermont
also
bonds,
of
of approximately
or
early summer.
proposes
Commission.—V.
stockholders
The
authorized
offered
to
-Stock Increases Voted—To Re-
deem Convertible Issue-
volume.
underwriting.
$7,000,000
June.
Gas
means
a
price
a
the
on
The
at
Co.—Proposed Merger—
has
as
receive
gomery,
2273.
p.
Seaboard Finance Co.-
The
Laboratories, Inc., So. Ilacken-
saek, N. J.—Files With SEC—
nEC
at
April
for
issuance
Premo Pharmaceutical
in
authority
for
stock
company
Stock
of
lands.
Portland
oversubscribed
stock
Indiana
The company's
the
A
was
in
route,
common
company
The
R
Scranton
It
$16,000,000
$18,000,000
itself will bring out an issue
construction
gas
and
382.
share.
in
532.
1952—12 Mos.—1951
41,009,447
3,461,839
1,617,301
reservation
area
A
corporation,
and its subsidiaries to
and stock by early summer to
construction program, it is under¬
New
York the breakdown will be as
bonds
1953
market
may
bidding
Southern
$5,988,290 $73,589,975 $69,750,768
$3,062,525
income—.
oper.
New
acregae
interests in the
Saskatchewan have recently been
reject all.
may
vested
the
more at
to Feb. 16 to the Marine Midland
up
funds
President
control
investment
32%
buy 50,000 shares
where
but
Phillips,
numerical
«o
deposited,
are
tendered,
.Seymour J.
md
Novfr York
a
31.000 shares,
should be made
shares
stock
the
oi
Co.,
owns
Corp. and has offered
..ones
involved.
,
Co.
Power
Southern Co.
C.
162,864,445 151,441,584 145,613,310 118,797,403
income.—
74,930,335
59,519,986
57,873,351
37,177,720
Martin
of
circles
bonds.
Gulf
1952
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.
Lester
of record
to pay for additions and improvements
176, p. 2533.
Co.
Power
competitive
date
415.
p.
worth
$190,000,000
a
iinancial
in
stood
$8,878,418
$11,797,385
3,602,534
2,346,272
income
operating
5,807,104
railway.
oper.
177,
finance
stock
1949
1950
3,983,205
railway—:
St. Louis Southwestern
14,334.385
1,028.750,217
by
of this company
with the plan
$65,000,000
over
help
9,338,876
Earnings—
$12,024,878 $11,400,389
Period End. Dec. 31—
2,062,322
railway.
are
032.
p.
No underwriting was
company's property.—V.
connection
sell
From Jan. 1—
JTet
177,
to its common stockholders
recently offered
proceeds are to be used
the
owners
1952
oper.
ry.
Ry.
income
$115,348,790 $106,850,627
^
:
1949
10,690,650
railway
terms
underwritten
be
Service Co.—Rights—
Public
12 shares held.
share for each
The
144.
railway
from
Net
Net
—V.
YEARS
1950
will
common
common
,
rallway__^_ $90,836,648 $93,024,481 $97,852,622 $69,763,724
oper.
from
Net
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
December—
Gross
of
application
1952
From Jan. 1—
■
offering
The
right to subscribe on or before Jan. 22 for 16.000 additional
stock at §15 per share on the basis of one new
the
record
h.p.
Co.;
177,
December—
the offering are: R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Co.; Freeman & Co.; Gregory & Son; Ira Haupt
&
harming
1953
St. Louis-San Francisco
Bros.
Peabody & Co.
standard-gauge railroad
common
will expire at
and underwriting
rights
price
subscription
Generating Co.—V.
company
5
shares
would
in
Miller
p.
!.
sales
from Kidder,
secured
14-1200
participating
Baxter,
£5
of
sales
Domestic
Canadian
—V.
diesel-electric switching locomotives,
1065 box cars, 200 flat cars and 200 gondola cars, estimated to cost
512,040,000. Issuance of the certificates is subject to authorization by
consisting
The
Jan.
shares
and the
makes
their delicate
u
:
release system evolved by Ryan
4 Weeks Ended Jan. 24—
to
Two
Jan.
additional common
stock held on
3:30 p.m.,
of
share
one
outstanding
subscription
amendment.
Southeastern
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Rise Sharply
3?eb. 4 offered $1800,000 of series A A 3%
& Hutzler and 99.707 for 3'/us
SEC on
Planned—
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on
equipment trust
group
of
of
shares
The
by
Carolina
South
Co., Gillespie Field, EI Cajon, Calif.,
Parachute
the
possible
electronic
fered—A
of the heaviest objects ever
hour has been accomplished by
some
an
1.
Feb.
on
entirely new parachute
Prevost F* Smith
Certificates Of¬
Trust
of
miles
recovery
to 600
up
the
with
statement
v/ill put up for bidding in March a
boncl issue and 100,000 shares of $100 par preferred stock.
Alabama
Power
Co.
will
sell
competitively
in May
and the U. 8. Air Force in extensive service tests at the
Air Development
Center, Alamogordo, New Mexico, it was
disclosed
and common
Pierce,
105%%
follows:
.
company
Holloman
464.
p.
Pennsylvania RR.—Equipment
parachute
dropped at speeds
three-quarters of a share of 4Va% preferred stock, or as
r.n
alternative,
two
shares of
Pennsylvania Power common stock
tor each share of Scranton 3.35% preferred stock. The plan is subject
at
Southern Co.—Proposed Financing—
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—New Development—
and
basis
the
on
The
1953.
4,
registration
a
seven
date.
Georgia
to issue one share of Pennsylvania Power common
exchange for each two Scranton common shares; one share
account
group
headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
net
proceeds from the sale of the
In
with the SEC
stock (no pari to be offered at $75
The proceeds are to be used to buy
4,000 shares of common
share, without underwriting,
per
for
27
Merrill pynch,
additional common stock
will be added to the general funds of the company and will be used
for
the
following
purposes:
(1) to
repay
$1,500,000 of temporary
bank loans;
(2) to finance in part the construction program of the
company, including partial reimbursement of the treasury for January
and February, 1953, expenditures lor construction; and (3) to furnish
s;
portion of the equity capital required by the company's subsidiary,
to
letter of notification
22 filed a
Jan.
on
1953,
each
supplied
be
the fiscal
of
771.
covering
a
314% convertible
the underwriting
by
up
and
Co.
&
group
Retail Credit Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC—
The
proposed
jitock;
to
a
in
is indicated for Federal and State taxes on
claims as a deduction for income tax purposes
provision
The
18,
for
March
subsequent period.
a
taken
were
Jan.
a
to
Debentures—
of principal amount of
cn
stock
par
358,045 shares of its $4.50 par common stock. The
offered for
subscripcon by stockholders of record
be
to
record
the
authorizing the rnsrgcr.
It
Feb.
stock
*1950
$3,014,522
4,067,796
$2,993,268
4,236,919
gas sales
production
Expenses
on
$1
.
filed
covering
are
The
with
$65,000,000.
approving
on
195*1
1952
natural
Revenues
the
of
2093.
p.
Barney
sold
was
532
p.
company
1953,
28,
on
plan of
of Scranton Electric Co.
vote 011 a later date 011
vote
177,
Silver King, and
that the directors
tfoe formation of
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—Financing Plans—•
The
power
Republic Natural Gas Co.—Earnings Up Slightly—
Earnings
173,
which
Smith,
by
Beane
&
net.—V.
will sell for
$119.50 for
engines and
trucks,
of
manufacturer
237,
a
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Interest
shares
6,000,000
at
$G,320*10C
debentures
headed
group
shares
Total
capitalized
unsubscribed
The
of
ratification.
navigation.
company
Other
President
agree¬
companies,
two
final
for
Park-Utah, indicated
agreed tentatively to
of
consolidation.—V.
subordinated
the
of
concerned
Ivers,
James
the
Jan.
on
directors
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Unsubscribed
begun operations there
children's auto¬
bicycles,
been
purchase price of the
marine
engine kit,
reported
Park-Utah
company and
27.
When
this
of
merger
a
were
have
companies
the
on
J
approved by
to stockholedrs
President
Fox,
two
corporation
new
to
Co.
statement,
joint
a
the
of
record
of
stockholders
to
and
submitted
be
1953
cents per share on the
of 60
dividend
a
Coalition Mines Co.—Merger—
Mines
completed
Lawrence
by Reo for small boats up to 18 feet long. It
f.o.b. Lansing,
Mich., for fresh water use, and
water
lawn
is
will
it
declared
looking
Consolidated
four
baby strollers,
9,
ment
1953.
2,
also
stock,
payable Feb. 16,
1953.—V. 168, p. 2438.
Proposals
in
engage
April
on
directors
Silver King
manu¬
fields has
goods business,
all
in
inboard
The
Proposed Consolidation on April 20—
on
stockholders
consolidation
The
new
velocipedes,
designed
Light Co.—Plans Financing—
four-year period running about
costs ran about $28,800,000.-
the
for
held
be
to
of a new division
marine engines.
Michigan City and had
$99.50,
is planning some* $128,000,000 for construction during
which about $40 000.000 or so will be needed in 1953.
During 1952, construction
the
capital
President,
Jr.,
NOTE—No
According to Charles E. Oakes, President, new financing this
will require the sale of from $20,000,000 to $25,000,000 111 bonds,
par
of
that the
Pennsylvania Power &
To Vote
a
and
wholly-owned
a
Motors
The
The company
The
industrial
in
income.
total
of
activation
the
of
erations.
46.
1953-1956 of
for
approval of
the
to
from $1,000,000. consisting of 100,000 shares of stock with
value to $10 a share to $2,000,000, consisting of 200,000 shares
par value of $10 per share.
Approval of the stockholders will be asked at the annual meeting
a
will be
$100 per
wheel
inboard marine engine kit
entry
its
announced
28
plant
Reo
will
p.
in
manufacture
the
of
retire several classes of Pennsylvania Gas capital
stock by distributing among shareholders the common stock of Crystal
City Gas Co.
It also provides that some classes of Pennsylvania
Gas
stockholders
receive,
in
addition,
cash and common stock of
the North Penn Gas Co., which like Crystal City is a subsidiary.—
y.
Inc.,
activity
mobiles,
Corp.—Buys Mine—
corporation.
plan
sold
1947.
common
par
incorporated
production
of
Sherer,
$1,000,000 Pal
Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Corp.—Plan Approved—
Paul Leahy in U. S. District Court In Wilmington, Del,, on
Jan. 28 approved a revised plan
for the liquidation and dissolution
this
shares
subject
that,
resolved
28
Jan.
on
company
split of
10-for-l
a
common
already begun, Mr. Sherer said.
Entering the wheel
Reo purchased the trade name,
special tooling and manufacturing rights to the Pal Wheel Goods Divi¬
sion of the Northern Indiana Steel Supply Co. in Michigan City, Ind.,
Mr.
Sherer said. In addition,
he said that Reo had leased the new,
Juage
The
no
voted
leasing operations.
Full
resultant Increase in production stemming
from this new acquisition will produce sufficient new revenue to more
t&an compensate for the
reduction in profit margins brought about
by the recent wage boosts.
In further expansion of its
mechanization program, the company
has
also
purchased six additional continuous miners and auxiliary
shuttle cars from the Joy Manufacturing Co.—V. 176, p. 1676.
of
sale
S.
Leasing,
corporation has just made
bituminous coal mine in
expected
is
new
said these developments represent
positive steps in the company's long-planned diversification program.
Earlier
this year,
Reo announced that it had formed Reo Truck
X,200,000 tons.
It
also
The
The
was
Jan.
on
and*
boats,
and
Joseph
the
of
Chairman
Sliber,stein,
D.
this
per
and
Inc.—Enters Wheel Goods Field, Etc.—
the
business,
small
lor
Board, announced on Feb. 2
arrangements for the purchase
at
a
new
central Pennsylvania with an
annual productive capacity of approximately 400,000 tons.
The new
acquisition, coupled with increased production scheduled
in the present mines, is
expected to boost sales for 1953 to approxJnately 1,800.000 tons.
This is an increase of 50% over last year's
L.
$15
costs.
issue
stock.
company
corporation
facture
in
that
at
of an authorized 100,000share to raise funds for
shares
directors
Superintendent of Insurance of New York and of the stockholders,
the sum of $1,000,000 be transferred from surplus to capital and a
100%
stock dividend declared. This would increase the capital of the
the
The
quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share on July
laen outstanding, the company's announcement
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke
the
stock.
B
the
Reo Motors,
developments, to declare a
1, 1953, on the shares
said.—V. 176, p. 2438.
adverse
stock
A
common
class
when
share
value
par
of
20,000
expansion
and
approved
shares
truck
outstanding.
directors intend,
barring
The
3,380
stock
common
class
of
capital
Stockholders
transactions, it is anticipated the com¬
of this series of
have
will
pany
issue
working
sell
to
plans
company
share
The
holders of record
m<At the^nd
The
Stock Dividend
Surety CO'.—Proposes 100%
Seaboard
Seattle, Wash.—Stock
Melal Products Corp.,
Split—Financing Planned—
King Coalition
Silver
See
Ravenna
Consolidated Mines Co.—Merger Planned—
Mines Co. below.—V. 173, p. 2498.
Park-Utah
i
also
common
priced at
fered
stock
dividends.
Feb.
acting
as
dealer-manager
of
a
group
of
being formed to solicit the exercise
stock subscription warrants. The bonds
dealers
plus accrued interest and the prepriced at $100 per share plus accrued
subscription warrants, which expire on
101%
is
The
17, evidence
rights to subscribe
for the common
Number 5193
Volume 177
.
Commercial
The
..
and Financial Chronicle
(629)
stock
at
share, at the rate of one share for
on Feb. 2, with the privil¬
ege of subscribing for additional shares, subject to allot¬
ment, if total subscriptions exceed 293,462 shares.
$21.50
per
each 12 shares held of record
The
financing by the Southwestern; company represents the
its bonds since 1945 and of its preferred stock
of its senior securities having been sold privately to
insurance
companies. "Also, the financing represents the company's
seventh consecutive
annual issue ot
rights to common stockholders.
present
first public
and
due 1978.
$20,000,000
The
The
bonds will be
in part, on at least 30 days'
notice for the improvement fund at special redemption prices ranging
from 101%
to 100.16%
and for other
redemptions, whether at the
"option of the company or otherwise, at general redemption prices
ranging-from 104% to 100.16%, plus accrued interest in each case.
new
The
if
on
before
or
before
or
Jan.
31,
1963;
net
PROCEEDS—The
the
to
Jan.
1S68;
31,
$103
thereafter
$102
and $101 thereafter; plus in each
1963;
by
or
redemption prices for the new preferred stock
redeemed
on
redeemable, all
its
for
company
properties
BUSINESS—The
eration,
proceeds of
the
the
which
company,
is
it
estimates
will
before
or
Jan.
additions
obtained
and
New
Mexico,
for
new
and
dis¬
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Outstanding
,—
27i%
series,
3'»
series,
due
3%
series, due 1980
series, due 1981—
series, due
series, due
Vk'in
Cumulative
stock
The
inch
television
ments
and
1975
sink,
(par $1001
$4.40
$4
fund
cumul.
otpnul.
Common
215,000 shs.
^Not
20.000 shs.
vertible
42,590 shs.
exercise
22.410 shs.
V
,'
4.25%'
cumulative
preferred
stock--
10,000 shs.
4.40''
cumulative
preferred
stock--
9,200 shs.
4.G0%
cumulative
preferred
stock
to
but
opposite
their
20,000 shs.
$1)
bonds,
not
of
5,000,OQO shs.
forth
below
the
respective
the
the
arc
agreed
number
exceeding
of
purchase
shares
number
3,815,006 shs.
the
of
names
to
of
of
preferred
new
shares
principal
principal
the
of
stock,
stock
common
1953
Read
Elair,
Allyn
Elyth
&
Boettcher
of
options
Webber,
Bache
Co.—
&
W.
Robertson
Inc.
First New
Robert
Mexico
Garrett
Harriman
Ripley
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
14,500
750
11,000
COO
8,000
750
11.000
300
4,500
200,000
300
4,500
Paul
225,000
400
6.000
Dominick
400
6.000
Francis I.
du
Deetjen
&
2,000
Emanuel,
4,500
Estabrook
Robert
450,000
750
11.000
Goldman,
325,000
600
8,000
450,000
750
11,000
—
The
Milwaukee
Riler
Rotaiv,
Dallas
Rupe
Shields
&
.
Smith,
and
Stone
&
Stroud
Webster
&
Spencer
Trask
&
White,
—V.
Weld
177,
4.000
'8.000
11,000
450,000
750
275,000
500
325,000
600
7,000
750
11.000
750
11,000
—
450.000
750
11,000
W.
Sanderson,
Senior
Vice-President,
Feb.
on
each
following statement:
"In
view
effect
of
that
Waltham
publicly
this
recurring
Co.,
that
in such
is
the
it
kind about it."—V.
for
and
177, p.
report
to
acquisition
the
Management
of
feels
had,
never
transaction
a
published
a
negotiating
Sperry
has
and
rumors
and
that
there have
does
that
not
been
236,
it
no
the
should
have,
now
any
discussions
R.
G.
and
Follis,
Chairman,
Jan.
on
29
announced
exploratory and development expenditures
a
program
for
1953
He
said
Mr.
No
Follis
expenditures
that
will
while
financed
be
the
for the
will go for exploration
development
of
production
about
work
from
will
generated
to
be
spread
by
two-thirds,
find
oil
new
established
oil
or
over
nearly
and
reserves
fields.
"These
outlays will be on the same order of magnitude as those
made during 1952," Mr. Follis stated.
"We are continuing our empha¬
sis on exploration work,
which will be the largest field of
spending.
"The parent company will continue its intensive
efforts in Califor¬
nia, while subsidiaries jvill continue their aggressive
programs in Texas,
the
Williston
"Outside
Basin
of
the
and
the
United
Gulf
Coast
States,
area.
other
-
subsidiaries
will
be
active
in
Canada
and
Venezuela,
However, in addition to these programs, we'
going iarther afield.
We have about 1,000.000 acreas to
explore
at, Trinidad, off the northern coast of South America and
we
have
just obtained new concessions in Peru
covering 650,000 acres.
"Among other large expenditures, we will spend more than
$30,000,are
000
for
refinery
quality."—V.
facilities
176,
to
make
products
of
increasingly
higher
1772.
p.
corporation
on
Jan.
23
filed
letter
of
notification
SEC
covering 3,698 shares of common stock to be
scription by stockholders under offer of rescission
per
share,
without
underwriting.—V.
174,
p.
offered
ht
a
for
price
the
sub¬
of
$1
2551.
The
stockholders
incorporation
preferred
So
stock,
on
as
$100
Feb.
to
24
will
authorize
par
value.
vote
on
15,000
See
also
Shares
headed
V.
177,
of
p.
5:%%
ing
on
Dean
100,000
Corp.
Yarnall
Inc..
&
Co
company,
&
follows:
as
C.
Lehman
Carl
Ryons
M.
Co.
—
Brothers
Lester,
Loeb,
•—:
Co.-
Irving
Lundborg
3,50c
Mann
Laurence
and
Co.—_
Marks
M.
&
&
Diamond
Merrill
3,500
Merrill,
&
Mitchum,
Courts
&
Co
&
Co
&
2.300
—_
Weedon
Co.^_
h
Robertson
coast
&
&
The
Pacific
Pan,
2,300
Co.,
4,000
Riter
5,000
Rodman
Dreyfus & Co
5,000
-2,300
&
&
&
Co
Co
First
Robert
Cleveland
Garrett
Goldman,
&
Sachs &
Corp.
Sons—
Co
Harriman
In<J.
Ripley
Miller
Hayden,
Stone
Herrman
&
E.
The
Co.—
&
Illinois
Kidder,
&
Bissell
177,
p.
Scribner_
&
&
Net
In
Meeds—
Corp...
The
532.
estimated
The
on
300,000
minimum
proceeds
are
to
Jan.
at
of
a
of
85
cents
be used
to
pay
price
per
,':j
at
Woo '»
57i.,
p.
York.
the
the
net
&
at
the
Co.
and
proceeds
aie
stockholder.
with
the
SEC
also
account
covering
offered
Pont
The
shares,
177,
be
du
selling
filed
22
Jan.
on
to
I.
of
to
Jaa.
26
offered
afc
on
be
Wenman
A.
Hicks,
417.
p.
Income Up 25.14%
in 1952—
1952
1951
^.$101,735,453 $96,948,926
——
5,157,499
5,274,517
115,884,741
111,022,651
84,700,594
83,151,448
73.09
1952
the
.74.93
19,254,455
income—j.
16,135,672
11,192,397'
8,943,693
acquired 30 diesel locomotives, 401
of which 301 freight cars and 20 caboose^
company
shops.—V.
177,
48.
p.
Jan.
on
$275,000
No
par.
filed
20
letter
a
preincorporation
underwriting
to
are
be
to
used
notification
of
certificates
will be
with
($100
the
each)
to
involved.
subscribe
to
company
covering
E.
Dulles
&
of
stock
lor
York
capital
State
exploration
for
stock
the
of
purpos-i
Canada.
in
Jan.
shares
filed
23
of
letter
a
(no
share.
per
177,
notification
of
stock
common
with
to
pari
the
SU'
be
offered
va»
are
The proceeds
to
.4
be
ue
571.
p.
Webster-Chicago Corp.—Merger Plan Abandoned—
See
Emerson
subscription
20,000
$40
Radio
company
&
Phonograph Corp.
above.—V.
177,
417.
p.
used
on
American
an
Feb.
letter of
a
stock
common
No
27.
will
general
be
new
share
to
coroprate
purposes.—V.
the
the
174,
the
Feb.
SEC?
shares
10
for
4
at
hen!;
involved.
is
Co.,
at
each
parent,
same
for expansion
pay
record
of
lor
with
being offered
par)
underwriting
& Telegraph
1,047,992.2 shares
used
notification
(no
stockholders
Telephone
additional
proceeds
lor
of
minority common
on the -basis of one
expire
for
Inc.—Files—Rights—
filed
28
shares
by
share
to
Jan.
on
2,007.8
per
rights
York Corp.
1,500
12.00C
&
Co._—
1,500
&
Co.—
and
will
evo*
price.
remainder
any
1104.
p.
Co
1,500
5,000
notification
be
with
offered
at
Gross
inc.
accrued
1952—3 Mos.—1951
'
$12,784,772
before
Income
taxes
inc.
$11,396,999
$00,540,451
279,563
440,477
4,664,610
6,372,1" 5
163,965
_
Income
236,300
2,212.140
3,843> O
$2,452,470
$2,523,^)5
$2.17
$2. A
taxes
(est.)
earnings
per
Orders
$115,598
share
com.
booked
1952—12 Mos.—19; .1
from
sales
—
$204,177
$0.04
$0.13
$15,759,838
—
$15,016,622
(Uncompleted orders, Dec. 31
aAfter
the
stock
in
income
gross
and
for
corded
outstanding
service,
until
nor
do
at
Dec.
31,
t'.iey include
accessory
shipped.—V.
equipment
176,
$57,594,1
4
$65,097,058 $34,422,6 9
$26,550,220 $23,731.0 .7
providing for preferred dividends.
common
an
share, without underwriting.
(& Subs.)—Earnings, etc.—
Period End. Dec. 31—
1,500
&
for construction.
New
oil
general corporate purposes.—V.
The
Co
to
in
in
Ayres,
Co
&
Wood
incorporated
participating
on
11.500
covering
——
Witter
be
employees at approximately $26
4,000
Co.—
&
&
to
and
Washington Water Power Co.—Files With SEC—
5,000
Co
&
Kenny
letter
common
for
—
proceeds
1,500
Co., Inc.
Inc
Woodard-Elwood
filed
22
shares
is
was
SEC
centsi
Francis
common
and 20 cabooses,
in its own
416.
corporation
&
—
year
company
Net
covering
brokers
the
50
New
who
of
—
engaging
'Earns,
The
Bros.
Interstaii
Merle-Smith;
Redpath.—V. 177,
&
with
of
notification
Western Electric Co.,
Television Associates of Rhode Island, Inc., Providence,
R. I.—Files With SEC—
SEC
the
equipment costing
now
Dick
Parker
(par
both
Richcrson,
of
operating
net
The
9,000
;
&
Noel
Weld
Yarnall
Salomon
of
5,000
— —
Wurts,
Co.,
number
corporation
The
4,000
time, out¬
one
99.299,-
approval
by
are;
filed
stockholder.—V.
covering
The
Dean
viz:
Inc.,
to
ratio
offered
scribe
'Harold
C.
like
cars
The
1,500
13,000
short-term
on
any
Walburt Oils, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
3,500
12,000
1773.
p.
bid of 99.419.
a
revenue
the
3,500
2,300
Co
the
upon
consenting that
fund deben¬
on
time
at
2%s,
Co.
through
constructed
& Co.—
5,000
—
&
&
letter
a
income
were
Meyer-
Wainwright
Inc,
stock
share)
per
revenue
freight
4,000
Co.—
&
Boyce
Co.,
Alstyne,
Willis,
on
for
secured
group
was
common
$8
Wilde
Railway
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.White,
&
3,500
Van
1,500
Inc
amount
—i
H.
12,000
Co
Higginson
Co._
1,500
10,000
Co.,
with,
issued
sinking
to
expenses.
1,500
5,000
'2,300
C.
be
notification
operating
2,300
Co.——
Co.
Peabody
164,-
The proceeds
176,
vote
3V2%
time
4
also
Auchineoss,
Total
1,500
.
will
of
Stuart &
subject
will
revenues
Harris,
York
&
&
Weeks&
11
from
are
offering
Total
be
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
1,500
to be
share.
purposes.—V.
principal
received,
Wabash RR.—Net
5,000
Co
Fay
&
&
Nicolaus
Stroud
12,000
Co
&
Eubanks,
&
son
Sutro
Co.
&
Co.—
Co.—
Staats
Bros.
stifel,
5,000
Co
&
&
Hutton
Kalman
Stewart,
.
notification
par)
per
Calendar Year—
3,500
R.
Stein
5,000
of
(no
$34.56
March
on
of
selling
SEC
9,000
Deane
William
Co.,
Hickey & Co., Inc
Richards
Singer,
12,000
&
tHemphill, Noyes
Henry
&
&
&
—
5,000
Co
&
Schaefer
Fairman
2,300
——
Hayden,
&
inc.
15,000
Granbery, Marache & Co._
Hallgarten & Co
W.
Schneider
sills,
of
another
of
Shields
The
stock
of
borrow
Halsey,
Co., and
through
this
Hammill
2,300
2,300
5,000
of
*
letter
a
rate
corporate
which
the
market
7,000
Shearson,
—r
total
a
3,500
1,500
Ferris & Co
were
Anthony
to
go
9,000
Eppler, Guerin & Turrier—
12.000
flew
■
.filed
aggregate
and
(about
Another
4,000
r;
Schwabacher
Co
TWA
Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files—
covering
Linn
&
Herbert
&
&
shares
Tucker,
4,000
Gardner
p.
Estabrook
bids
in
letter
5,000
Co
5,000
h.
A
market
4,000
i
5,000
&
&
during
General
2440.
p.
common
1973,
Commission,
Vitro
9,000
Co
2,300
Pont
routes
Fullerton,
2,300
Co
&
Co.
du
Deetjen
176,
issuing $20,000,000
certificates,
Struthers
:4,000
Lynch—
Co.—
i.
Emanuel,
23
the
at
general
an
99.307;
The
Co.—
Inc.
other
Hutzler,
7,000
Co
Reynolds
20,000
Co
Northwest
Dominick—^
&
Jan.
on
for
notes
Operating
Co
&
Cook &
Ohio
Reinholdt
—
Dickson
Newhard,
1,500
Co
&
2,300
Co.
Co
Tully
Moseley
3,500
Co.-,
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Dewar,
S.
7,000
—
Davis
p.
&
Leonard &
Morgan
3.500
V.
and
option
used
Passenger
;7,000
&
Beane-
Milwaukee
Moore,
Two
Freight
Pierce,
Turben
The
(Inc.)
that
show
awarded to the group on Feb.
9,000
Co.
Co
Lynch,
Fenner
Sons-
S.
during (lie month, as compared to
miles in January, 1952, or an increase
also the highest for the month in TWA's
preferred stockholders
3,500
1,500
Gould
McDowell,
&
domestic
C.
Virginian Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
7,000
&
McDonald
—
month,
6.
Kidder, Peabody & associates on Feb. 5 offered an issue
of $4,350,000 2%%
equipment trust certificates, series C,
dated Feb. 1,
1953, at prices to yield from 2.30% to 3%,
according to maturity. They will mature annually from
Feb, 1, 1954 to 1968, inclusive.
The certificates were
5,000
&Co.—
Co.,
York
miles
&
—
Loewi
2,300
&
2,300
Rhoades
—
7,000
1,500
Sullivan
Shares
5,000
15,000
-
&
5,000
Co.
New
standing of $25,000,000 (but without hereby limiting
any larger amount
that may at the time be
permitted by charter), provided that any bor¬
rowing authorized solely by this consent shall be for the
purpose of
providing for capital additions or reimbursing the
treasury therefor.
—V. 176, p. 2440.
to
Legg & Co
9,000
&
be
3,000
are
John
Co.„
stock
of
600,000
Shares
Co.—:
appointed
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—To Increase Debt—
100,000
_
1,500
<te
Chicago, Chicago,
889.
100,000
respective
number
of
severally
to
be
purchased
the
2,300
been
p.
Airlines
the
Feb.
said,
was
145
p.
corporation
to
are
1,000,000
Co
&
600,000
:
the
offered
5,000
volume
177,
Included
-ati
;
•
Co.
Witter
and
above
Inc.
of
estimated $5,437,500.
&
400,000
&
This
100,000
White, Weld & Co.
Jackson
of
passenger
Commerce
Stroud
-
he
passenger
300,000
100,000
from
Bank
has
168,
World
for
on
covering 309 shares of
exercise
300,000
—
600,000
stock
Trans
figures,
revehue
Boyce—
Webster Sejeu-
&
rities
underwriters
National
York,
New
record
Staats & Co.
R.
5,000
—V.
undeiwriting group which made public offer¬
Feb. 5 of $40,000,000 in securities of this
corpora¬
;
cumulative
Offered—fPaine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
an
150.000
Co
&
1_
the
F'irst
stock.—V.
anhbunced
revenue
The
SEC
amending the certificate of
shares
Sylvania Electric Products', Inc.—Debentures and Com¬
mon
300,000
Shields & Co
7,000
Laird,
Increase Stock—
100,000
Co.
Inc,—
H.
100,000
300,000
-
Co
5,000
Lee
Superior Steel Corp.—To
Co._
Company
Stone
Co
Hornblower
with
Ohio
Republic Co.
W.
a
150,000
&
100,000
51,500
Brown
.
1,000,000
Moseley & Co
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Hill,
Stanzona Petroleum Corp., Phoenix,
Ariz.—Files—
S.
William
Co.—_
Jan.
.
1 '
150,000
,
Milwaukee Co...
Central
S.
Pierce,
Beane
Ellis & Simmons—
Inc.
,'R.
Company—
&
Stein Bros.
of
Rollins
150,000
&
Schwabacher
Boenning & Co..
Paul
100,000
100,000
600,000
&
Wall
company
1,
1973.
Vanadium Corp. of America—Files With SEC—
600,000
Co._
Manager,
Co.,
on
now
a
unsecured
Riter &
100,000
Eichler
&
Hooker
The
&
Lynch,
Reynolds &
1.000,000
due
63
the
from
Afrlines, Inc.—Notes Record Traffic—
traffic
set
100,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Company—
Watts
Francis
virtually all of the company's operations,
$150,000,000,
funds
by
expenditures
Co._
bonds
(EST)
a;m.
Reindel,
&
Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
common
company may, after
tures due March 1,
100,000.
:—
Baker,
capital
financing is planned,
new
said
&
Baird & Co.
Dominick
these
operations.
of
totaling $225,-
000.000.
100,000
Sons_
The
at
T:'ust
the
history.—V.
by
1,000,000
Weeks—
&
path
Davies
Standard Oil Co. of California—Plans
Large Expendi¬
tures—No New Financing Planned—
Co.
Plan.
600,000
&
and
650,000
-
The
Bache & Co.„——
Crowell,
.
for
33.2%;.
1,
$600,000
.
Marks
.
100,000
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
Alex,
M.
purchase
for Bonds—
to 11:30
Zachry
416.
Trans World
The
Co.—
Font & Co.
—
Robert W.
received up
300,000
Merrill
The
|
the
&
Fenner
underwriter
Curtis
be
Gordon,
respec¬
1
F.
&
i
Rhoades
■.
McDonald
Co.
Co._
the
Co.
Co.
common
Boswoith,
corporation
Watch
state
interest
of any
the
Loeb,
Co.
Mitchum, Tulley
Webber,
Paine,
Blair,
the
M.
&
Ripley & Co.,
of
Blunt,
released
5
Carl
Laurence
names
Cahill,
pipe line bonds 3%%, series due 1971; are
delivery in exchange for temporary bonds, at The
'of the City of New York, 43 Exchange Place,
Y.(
p.
Preliminary
the
purchased
John C. Legg & Co
Lehman Brothers
Loewi
&
Hutton
shares
by
as
100,000
Illinois
The
of
Bank
Bankers
662,082
con¬
upon
Option
and
600,000
E.
The
are
stock,
Stock
to be
follows:
4,321,476
977,683
"404,253
"mortgage
for
N.
177,
Passenger
of
Jan.
of
as
issue
for
underwriters
100,000
Sachs
Bateman,
Sperry Corp.—Wallham Acquisition Denied—
John
York,
123,604,915
197.960 shs.
severally
100,000
&
first
National
The
three
last
Kidder,'Peabody & Co.Lee
Higginson Corp.—
100,000.
Inc.
Bioren
Mr.
company,
Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes &
Hickey & Co.,, Inc
8,000
450,000
450,000
416.
p.
the
preferred
150,000
Hornblower
office
Tidelands Oil
improve¬
Outstanding
Co.—
&
1,165,748
482,242
27-,
20,000,000
Executive
the
the
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
11,000
—
Ce._.
&
2,500
750
Corporation
Co.—
&
*200
GOO
Co.——;
Securities
Walker
H.
'6,000
450,000
Corporation
Incorporated
G.
400
225,000
—
Securities
Union
.1,500
150,000
—
Company,
New
$25,000,000
reserved
309,000
Garrett
Harriman
14,500
100.000
Co.—--1
&
2,000
150
1,000
225.000
Moreland—
Son
&
4,500
150
100,000
Company———1
Barney
11,000
300
the
of
debentures
Hallgarten & Co
8.000
600,000
—,
—
Mosle
750
100,000
Co._
&
11,000
200,000
—
8.000
750
450,000
Company—
GOO
450,000
Northwest
GOO
325,000
Tully & Co
Company
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc
Pacific
325,000
—
-
Mitchum,
of
Dominick—
&
at
available
Chase
111.—V.
and
and
major
reserved
cumulative
150,000
11.000
Lungley & Co
j.
Higginson Corporation—
M, Loeb, Rhoades & Co
each
be
to
shares
under
names
(Inc.)
750
—
$4.40
100,000
Davis
"420,014
96,990 shs.
Sons-—
&
Republic
H.
4,778,538
1,163,450
tentatively scheduled to
9
Definitive
now
"2,420.081 shs.
Simmons
&
Slocumb
Incorporated—
Co.,
and
200,000 shs.
required
of
Inc.
300
■
Carl
Lee
Brush,
Central
200,000
C.
W.
Ellis
450,000
—
Co
&
Blair, Rollins & Co.
—,
Co
Pea body
Kidder,
1,000
Alex,
225,000
Sons
Sachs & Co
capacity
20,000,000
150,000
Blunt,
Company
&
Goldman,
,
each '
100,000 shs.
63,300
—
Brown
5,233,596
Definitive Bonds Ready—
PRESENT FINANCING
par)
Co.
&
29,462
Pancoast—-
&
the
—.
Baird
Shares
j
(no
'Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. 2,650,000
2,000
.Company
Sullivan & Company, Inc.
Republic Company (Incorporated
Dewar,
TO
1978—
1,
—.—$2,650,000
200,0.00
Incorporated
are
Feb..
reduction of
plant
1971 $25,000,000
Jackson
Curtis
325,000
Incorporated—
Company,
for
3,050.000 shs.
granted
principal amount
each
underwriter from
&
1,
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
Shares
600,000
Bosworth.
Central
paid in
were
EFFECT
Nov.
and
tive
Paine,
—
income
New York 5, N. Y., lor the
$30,000,000
first
mortgage
pipeline
funds
companies in
new
sets,
par)—
of
1961,
Com.
Inc.-
and
share
stock
(no
conversions
through
450,000
Co.
and
Co.,
provide
to
manufacturing 24-inch
television
and
Feb.
544,390
Preferred
$1,250,000
due
due
stock
450,000
Ir.c
Co
&
Rollins &
C.
A.
Co.
&
Dillon
is
larger
includes
for
(par $7.50)
Bonds
billon,
Bids
on
machinery in the radio receiving tube and
per
pfd.
conv.
pfd.
for
Robert
names:
debs,
New
Eastman,
on
the
to
working capital.
the
of
one
program
of
$2
debs,
stock
3,616
1,437,756
113,188
62,085
48.
p.
registrar
including
stoek„_
up
additional
equipment
picture. tubes
sink, fund
sto'ck__
set
financing
new
Authorized
4'%
"10,527
495,764
railway
January
"stock-.,
and
for
building
replacements
Dividends
3^4 %
21,680
5,494.701
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—^Bids
I
purposes
interest
$381,656
1—1
railway
oper.
177,
1949
$445,279
69,627
>/8 %,
1977.
l,
Sales
12.000,000
10,000,000
$10,000,000
severally
fund
accrued
from
ry.
—V.
divisions,
preferred
new
and
corporation Is
machinery'and
preferred
of
loans
contemplated
related
preferred
have
Reb.
sinking
plus
and
years,
after
Jan.
Net
1955,
1950
$447,641
80,031
income
oper.
from
Net
prior
1,
major electrical fields: lighting, radio, electronics and television.
cumulative
amount
the
of
purpose
BUSINESS—The
the
ry.
Gross
1951
147,709
railway
railway
Street,
outstanding bank
cumulative
UNDERWRITERS—Set
four
plant and equipment additions and improvements,
10,000.000
—
due
Feb.
on
and
on
for
amount
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
12,000.000
1983
(par
redeemable
and
next
100%
notice,
years.
3.880,000
1982
who
be
to
date
the
for
year
principal
PROCEEDS—The
cumulative
stock
will
the
at
each
thereafter
days'
interest:' 104%
accrued
that
30
on
redemption date.
3.70%
Common
of
l
year
debentures"
4.15%',
underwriters
each
notice,
3.90%-
.
Feb.
of
plus
on
11.640,000
series,
preferred
3/s%
in part,
or
1952
$503,465
from
from
From
all
prices
decreasing
on
1
The
like
redemption
1954,
»/4 %
Feb.
9,900.000
1977
Debenture;;—3'/»%
Gross
Net
3,325,000
—_
due 1979—U
3:i4%
1,
$2.42.
$18,800,000
—
Tennessee Central
Ry.—EarriirlgsDecember—
EARNINGS—For the 10 months ended Oct.
31, 1952, the company "
reports net sales of $186,756,380 and net income of
$5,576,209. For the
ten months* period earnings per share of
common
stock
amounted to %
FINANCING
First
mortgage bonds:
2~'b% series, due 19tl
27/«% series, due 1972
(par
debentures
$36.62 ^per
priced at 100% and accrued
are
_be redeemed,
may
following
lighting
facilities.
CAPITALIZATION
3%
and
on
of
approximately $23,400,000 for construction dur¬
spend
Feb.
purpose.
in the gen¬
electric energy, serving
Oklahoma,
the
to
for
principally
sale of
>
that
sinking fund
Net
debentures
at
31,
will be used
improvements
and
for
ing the fiscal year ending Aug. 31, 1953 including $12,900,000
electric'generating facilities, and $9,600,000 for transmission
tribution
and
accrued dividends.
engaged
and
portions of
(and
Texas,
on
thereafter
present financing
of
bank loans
transmission, distribution,
northwestern
and
case
construction
to repay
or
share
per
The
$104 per share
are
4%
stock was offered at
interest.
most
1947,
of
common
share and the debentures
offering of
since
tion which involved 550,000 shares of
common stock
$7.50)
p.
467.
Based
1952.
orders
and
on
+The$e
on
937,369
are
hand irom
supplies
which
not.
shares , ?
included
distribute.t
are
not
*10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(630)
11
w
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name ojCompany
-tables. In'the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
When
Jfame of Company
sA.AL I. Incorporated
♦Acadia- Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
Class
Share
15c
—•
Engineering Co
(quar.)
♦Alabama Power Co., 4.20% pfd.
*4.60% preferred (quar.)
50c
Alliance Mfg.
(quar.)
'
Institute
Hamilton
American Box
Co.
Board
dividend
Stock
American
Co..
Can
(quar.;
-
—
preferred
7%
(quar.)
prior preferred
5'A%
(quar.)
i4 % %
preference
(quar.)_»>5 % prior preferred A (quar.)
American Laundry Machinery Co
American Machme & Foundry
Increased ' quarterly
American
4%%
Metal
preferred
American
News
American
6- 1
3-16
Standard
6%
preferred
31'Ac
20c
"
Power
Co.,
37'/2c
20c
15c
(quar.),,:
Aro Equipment Corp.
(quar.)„
Arrow-Liqueurs Corp.
Artioom Carpet Co. (increased
Atlantic Refining Co.
(quar.)
—;;
4-15
3- 3
3- 5
15c
quar.)
Avqo Mfg.
50c
40c
14c
15c
Avon
40c
3-2
3-20
3- 1
15c
$3c
2-24
2-16
3-
Axe
Houghton Fund, class A
{Balanced Mutual Fund of Canada, Ltd.—
♦Baltimore Radio Show (quar.)—.
-Bancroft
(Joseph)
Sons
&
(increased),
Co.
Bankers & Shippers Insurance
Quarterly
Barcalo Mfg.
Co
60c
Bgaunit Mills, $5 preferred (quar.)——
,Be)den Mfg. Co. (quar.)——,—
■
BJack-Clawson Co. (quar.),
Class
Fuller
Bond
Co.
(increased)
Investment
20c
Trust
quarterly from
of
Fund,
and
19c
Inc.—
66c
preferred B
2-28
50c
2-10
3-
2-16
933Ac
4-15
$l.io
(quar.)
2-10
2
3-
4-
1
2
25c
3-16
-A5 preferred (quar.),——
——$1.25
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.) „i—
25c
♦Bufid Company, common—
25c
<t$5 preferred (quar,)—;
$1.25
Buffalo-Forge Co
50c
1
2-16
2-13
3- 2
2-13
2-26
2-16
-Bullock
2
25c
.Burton-Dixie
Corp (quar.)—.l
Calaveras^Land Ac Timber Corp.—,
Canada Malting, Ltd.—f—
Canadian jFairbanks-Morse
Canadian (Fund, Inc.—
;From
investment
net
Co.,
2-28
*$i
Ltd.
30c
3- 3
•d.$1.50 class A
Carborundum
Carman
Co.
2-25
3-
2
2-20
3-
2
2-20
$37%e
(quar.),,
4-
1
35c
3-10)
2
2-16
$1.06'A
3-
2
—
2-16
$1.12'/2
3-
1
2-28
2-28
A
(quar.)_
j12i/2c
5-30
Cass
A
(quar.)
tl2'/2c
8-31
A
(quar.)
$12%C
11-30
11-14
125c
2-28
2-14
tl5c
2-28
2-14
j25c
5-30
5-14
$25c
8-31
8-15
$25c
11-30
11-14
3oc
3-10
2-20
•
Extra
Class B
Class B
Class
Central
B
—I.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Illinois
Common
—:
Public Service
(quar.)
Co.—
Purred
4,92%
5'A%
(quar.)preferred (quar,)
preferred
$i
$4.50
Chicago
S3
Paper
&
preferred
Cincinnati
Fibre
Tool
Co.,
preferred
com.
4-
1
(quar.)
Commonwealth
preferred
SI.40
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
XO
Consolidated
Textile,Mills,
Ltd.
Continental Assurance Co.
(increased
Co.
4%
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
Cook Electric Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend
Copel&td Refrigeration Corp.
^Copper Range Co. (quari)iid^_iil:
^rnelj paperboard "^oductsr^
—
—
;
25c
3-10
12'/2c
$1.37'/2
2-28
1
3-12
3- 2
2-
9
3-
2-
9
2
3-10
2-24
3-10
2-17
59%c
3-30
3-9
46c
25c
50c
2-20
1-31
3-12
3-
3-27
3-4
75c
3-10
2-17
6%
Oahu
Ohio
5%
Ohio
Ohio
Ohio
Otter
3-30
$1.25
3-10
3- 2
3-
4-
1
•;
25c
3-10
3-20
25c
18c
-
3- 2
2
3-10
2-17
2-
35c
3-11
3-31
44c
6-30
55c
2-28,
Lanston
5-
1
3-23
5.
x
3I23
5.
x
3.23
Lee
3-15
3-10
$0.1203
2-20
3-14
25c
2-27
Stock dividend
5%
2-28
2- 9
(H. D.)
Company
(quar.)
50c
3- 5
:.
$1.50
6-10
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
tllKc
9-15
9-10
Lionel Corp.
12-15
12-10
3-2
2-16
3-31
3-17
Extra
Lynch
(quar.)
-
$5 preferred (quar.)_i—
2-16
Magnavox Co.
(quar.)—-—
3-13
Mahon
Mailman
3-10
2-18
3-16
2-20
(R.
C.)
Co.
common
—
w
priority, .(quar.)—♦
5%: preference (quar^u^-
Manhattan
■
(quar.)
Convertible-
"
—
(quar.)
Corp.,. Ltd.,
2-20
3- 2
3-2
15c
25c*
$1.25
37*/2c
40c
$25c
- $25c
t$1.25
2-28
2-11
2-25
-
2- 9
3-16
2-2
-2-25
4-30
r
-4-14
4t30!
"
2* 6
;
2-28
'
'
ilid. .(quar,)———
(quar.)
preferred
—~
(quar,);
—
(quar.)_.
.....—___
convertible preferred B
2-
3-15
3-
2*16
2-6
2-16
2-
.
5
1
6
•2—4
3-2
$$1
$$1.12
3-
2
2-
3-
2
2-4
3-14
+$lJ50
25c
12'Ac
$1.25
75c
40c
25c
37 "Ac
$1.10
90c
$1.25
SOc
75c
2-27
2-27
4
2-16
2-27
2-16
3-10
2-13
3-
2
2- 9
2-
2
1-22
3-10
2-16
3-
2-16
1
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-14
3-
2
2-16
2-14
2-
$1 -50
$1-50
2-16
2-
5-18
5-9
4
$2-50
50c
SOc
$1.25
6-15
6-
2-28
2-16
$20c
7
6
3-27
3-16
1
2-20
3-16
2-28
3-
2-28
3-16
$35c
2-24
♦3-
2
2-27
3-13
4-
1
3*16
4-
1
3-16
*4-1
50c
$1.12'A
$1.25
$1-50
3-16
,4-15
3-
—
3-20
2- 6
2
3-
2-19
2
3-
2
3-15
2*16
2-27
.
2-27
4-
1
7-
1
10-
1
9-11
1-2-54
12-11
6-12
4-
1
7-
1
6-12
10-
1
9-11
1-2-54
12-11
2-27
3- 2
2-16
3- 2
2-11
3-
2
2-11
2-25
2-10
3-25
2-10
4-25
2-10
4-15
4-
3-12
2-27
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
5-
(quar.)-.
clled
^
♦
11'Ac
25c
53%c
53%c
35c
1
4-10
2-20
3-
$1.75
1
3-16
50c
2-20
2
Valley Gas Co..
2-
6
2-20
2-
6
3-16
2-17
3- 2
2-13
3-10
3- 2
$1
—_—
2-20
60c
30c
50c
(quar.).!
50c
$20c
3-10
$20c
3-15
3-
25c
5c
3-31
3-16
3-12
2-13
2
2-16
25c
37'Ac
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
25c
- $25c.
15c
12 %c
12%c
$6%c
$2
75c
5c
3-
2-16
5
3- 2
2-16
4-
3-16
1
4-
3-16
4-
3-16
2-
1-22
3-
2-16
3-
.
2-14
3-
2-16
3-
2-16
3-
2*13
2-
1-27
3-10
3- 2
2-20
.
2-16
Finance Co.—
preferred
for^redemption on
$1.35. cqnvertiWe
4*14 ;J
"
1*30
(quar.)
—
preferred
Serboard
3-10
.
$3;-
*
3-10
3-31
Refrigerating Co.— '
8%>vpreferred :(accum.)>^;"w»-^i,-.*)i'^—;
2-11
3-10
.
Macmillan Co.,
3-13
2-20
5
3-16
3-16
2-28.
.
——
,
Corp.
3-31
3-
183Ac
12'Ac
20c
common
Robinson, Little & Co., class A
—
Rock wood & Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—:
——
5% preferred series A (quar.)
5% prior preference (quar.)
—
Rogers Corp., class B (resumed)
Rolland Paper Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
—
Rosefleld Packing jCo. .(quar.)
Royal Crown Bottling,. common (quar.)——
5%
preferred -(quar.)
—
Royalite Oil Co. Ltd. (quar.)—
Sagamore Mfg.
St. Joreph Lead Co
Sayre & Fisher. Brick. Co.. Iquar.)-;
.....
2-13
-
2-13
2-28
3-10
Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
Power Co.,
Rio Grande
3-12
Monotype
—
Rieke Metal Products Corp.
2-13
10c
——
Machine Co. (quar.)
Lawyers Mortgage & Title (N. Y.)—
.
1-31
Consolidada—
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)Riegel Textile Corp., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
2-14
—
3-16
3*16
25c
(quar.)—
Purity Bakeries Corp.
lz-24
2-15
2-10
2-10
$$1
Extra
fi-25
12-30
3-2
2-17
42'Ac
75c
25c
$1
.'
Co.—i
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)
Providence Washington Insurance Co.—
$2 preferred (quar.)
Provincial-Transport Co., Ltd. (quar.),
,3-2
$2.50
Mines, Ltd. .(quar.)
Tail
2
■
——
preferred (quar.)—,.—
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
Sugar Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Match Co., common (increased).
preferred (quar.)—
;——
Oil Co. (quar.).
—
—
Power Co., 4.40% preferred (initial)—
State Life Insurance (increased quar.)
4'A%
2-24
3- 9
4-15
2-28
One-share
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co*.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. Co.
4
$1
(quar.)__——
(Stock div.)
piper Aircraft Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.)——
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar.)
4(4% convertible preferred (quar.)—
3-13
50c
(quar.)
2-27
3-13
3-13
75c
:
^a-io
3-10
2*10
3-16
2-20
3-31
3-31
2-10
2
2-
fi$c
2-13
$1.25
2
3-
Lites, Inc. for each share held)
Penick & Ford,
2-13
3-
45c
$1.25
:
3- 2
3-
(annual)
2-16
—•
2-13
$1.05
60c
$25c
*—$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
—-
2-13
3- 2
3-16
—_
25c
Perfex Corp.,
4A% -preferred* (quar.) —.J 1.13'A
Pfaudler Company
—
35c
Philadelphia Dairy Products, com. (quar.)_.
50c
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)_.
$1.12%
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
—
$1.12%
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
—
$1,12%
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)—
,$1
$4 non*cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)__
$1
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)_
$1
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)__
$1
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
Quarterly
1&0c
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)_
25c
$3.65 preferred (quar.)_—
91'Ac
Phoenix Glass Co., common.
%c
Common
:
%c
Common
%c
1-30
2-20
3-16
3-16
Peoples Gas, Light Sir. Coke - (quar.)_
Pepper (Dr.) (see Dr.APepper)—
Perfect Circle Corp,; tquar-)--
2-27
35c
3-31
4-
Thermador
$4.50
2-16
5
25c
Mfg. Co., common (-quar.)—
—_
(quar.)—
5%
preferred (s-a)—...
Palestine Economic Corp..
....—
Paramount Pictures Corp. (quar.)
Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
Paton Mfg. Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
7% .preferred (quar.)—
——
$5
2-18
3-20
Gas Light
Electric Corp.
Common
2
3-
5c
2-19
3-6
Engineering Corp. (increased)
-25c
.Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. *Co. (quar.)—_—-40c
Pennsylvania Water $5 Power -Co.-—
2-25
t50c
2
3-26
Pennsylvania
3-20
37'/2c
3-10
3-
17'Ac
$1.06 'A
40c
40c
preferred (quar.)
Common
2-16
3-11
2*27
50c
25c
;
Pacolet
2-16
30c
2
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.).—-.-■..——.——-■■
Paper, $5 preferred (quar.)
Pacific Finance Corp, (quar.)—
Pacific Fire Insurance (quar.)
—
2-20
3-2
$2.50
2-16
;—-
$3.60
3-20
10c
30'/2c
37'/2c
(from net investment income)-
shares
(quar.)
$4.40
3-20
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5 pfd. (s-a)—
$5 preferred (s-a)_
preferred
capital gains)
Oxford
12-31
American
ordinary
from
4'A%
2-16
3-30
Co.
preferred
4%
2-20
1-15-54
2
25.c
4-
$$1.25
$$1.19
—
(10c
from
(quar.)
Nova Scolia
2-16
$1
La
Corp.
36c
Extra
2-27
preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
3-
'1 20c4" 1
2-20
87 %c
500
(quar.)
Northern Insurance Co. of-N. Y. (s-a)—_—_
3-20
quar.)
La France Industries
lOc
2
3-
3
(quar.)
Life Co. Insurance
Noma
Norris
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
and
Norfolk & Western Ry.
6-30
Koehring Co.
Shares
Noranda
9-30
2-17
*
2-13
3-16
3-
$1.25
5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar^__
Norfolk & Southern Ry.
5
7-15
2-17
2
5%
of
2-16
10*15
2-17
3-31
2
$1
x
3-
3-
$1
1
50c
2-13
2
$2,50
Paper Mills, common
World
Noma
3- 2
•
(quar.)
1
10%
3-13
(quar.)
3-
50c
2-20
2-20
3-
(quar.)__
pfd.
40c
(quar.)
Continental
2
3-
30c
(s-a)
P.) & Co.
(J.
3-
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Common
3-13
97'/2c
$30c
(quar.)
3-2
3- 2
-4- 1
preferred
3-
6-15
(Mass.)
Tool
3-16
25c
Newfoundland Light M Bower Co., Ltd.—
2-27
preferred
3-
$37'Ac
—
New
Co.—
$37'Ac
.—
Quarterly
3-13
2-
4%
3I12
$37%c
2-16
1
$1.25
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper
3-16
3* 2
Extra
for X split),
3*14
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Machine
New JBritain
3-10
3-10
1
4-1
-—
Machine
45c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Johnson
25c
common—
1
4%
Confederation Life Association—
(Initial quarterly after
&
Lamson
&
50c
(quar.)
4-
9334c
(quar.)
50c
_■,
4- 1
4-
3*12
(quar.)
preferred
35c
Edison
.81.32
preferred
33c
(quar.)
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co.
2-13
f
3-31
2- 9
3-31
Co., common (quar.)
62'/2c
(quar.)
2-23
4%
2-14
3-31
preferred
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus, 4'A%
3- 3
46c
—
Kansas City Southern,
2-14
62'A<c
1
3-16
National Rubber Machinery Co._
National Terminal Corp. (quar.)__
2-13
2
62y2c
$1
(quar.)
Series K-l
3-2
3-2
Products
preferred
Jones
3_ih
$1
2rl8
3-2
3-2
♦4-
$1.25
(quar.).
National Food Products Corp. (quar.)
3-16
3-
2*13
—,
Johnson
3
75c
———
preferred
preferred
Cellucotton
—
preferred series B (quar.)_
Jersey Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (s-a)
Milling Machine Co.—
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
City Products Corp. (quar.)
Colonial Stores, Inc., common
3-10
3-31
40c
$5
3-18
75c
fquair.)
1
2-18
held)
Morgan
3- 4
30c
Jamaica Water Supply Co., com. (increased)
$5 preferred series A (quar.)-,.
——
3.10
4-
2-30
3-10
55c
$1.25
preferred
4 3A %
2-17
12'/2c
pfd. A (quar.)
4.20%
2-9
4-1
50c
(quar.)
3-2
Gas, 5%
3.90%
3-18
3-
37'/2c
4%
4%
3.75%
3-X8
3-31
3-13
$i,12'/2
(quar.)
_
Common
5%
3-31
25c
&
Iowa Public Service
3-18
$1.31'A
(quar.)—
Co., com.
(quar.)
Pneumatic
convertible
$1.23
—_
(quar.)
CentraljSteel & Wire Co.
Champion
3-31
preferred B (quar.)—
Investors Stock Fund, Inc. (quar«)—
Derived entirely from dividend income
.
———
3-14
-
Quarterly
8-lS1
Class B (quar.)
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (stock dividend).
(One share
Development»Co. for each 10
Morgan (Htnry) & Co., Ltd.,
2-14
$1
International Products Corp. (quar.).:
International Resistance Co
5-14
C ass
2-19
2*t9
♦
3-13
933Ac
Co.,rcom.
(quar.)
Monroe Chemical Co., $3.50 preferred (quar.)
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
2-14
C ass
3- 1
2-27
50c
International Cigar Machinery Co.
2-14
tl5c
conv.
Quarterly
2-14
$12%c
—
M.)
International
2-20
3-
—;—
——
preferred (quar.)
$1.50 conv. partlc. preferred (quar.)—;
Indianapolis Bond & Share (annual)
3-10
lOc
.
2
2-19
2
Mission
Monarch
2-16
2-25
3-20
3-20
3-10
3-13
3-13
25c
—
—
Ltd.—
common
—
3-15
$i5c
A 'A %
preferred
(quar.) ,—
—I
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 4% % pfd. (quar.)
CateJli Food Products
Ltd., class A (quar,)—
Extra
2-16
2
$50c
Boxes,
(C.
3- 2
3-15
3-30
4- 1
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
50c
—
—_.
2-13
3-
$25c
(quar.)——
Co.
&
3-2
$ioc
(quar.)
Monarch Life Insurance
2-24
3- 2
1-28
1-28
3-16
50c
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)-,—
Holllngsworth & Whitney Co., com. (quar.)_
$4 preferred (quar.)—
Houston Lighting & .Power Co. (quar.)
Houston Oil Field Material Co., com. (quar.)
5j/2% preferred (quar.)——
5% preferred (quar.)
;
Hoving Corporation
Imperial Varnish & Color Ltd., common—
2rl8
125c
___
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
Union
—
Hobert
2-13
(quar.)
income
-preferred
5%
2*16
3-18
2-13
2-16
2-11
4-6
4-6
Hlnde & Dauch Paper
2-10
3-16
<s-a)
Wirebound
2-13
$50c
Tire & Rubber Co.
Hiawatha Oil
2-16
;
„
Canadian
2
2-28
—
_
Canadian iMotor Lamp Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
Canadian Tire Corp., Ltd., common
preferred
3-
25c
3- 2
3-
SOo
A (accum.)
Missouri Utilities Co., common
2-10
—
Fund, Ltd., from net investment In(extra)———
3—14
-
3-
813*c
10c
(quar.)
7%
2-19
3-16
3- 3
4- 1
3- 5
2-28
3-10
5- 1
5- 1
(quar.)———
6%
come
BuUock's, Inc.
,5%
4-
3
2-16
15e
Nehi Corp.
2-24
Lamp Co,
10c
4'/2% preferred (quar.)_
$1.12VA
4'A% preferred (quar.)
$l.06'A
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (quar.)
$10c
Harshaw Chemical Co., common (quar.)_
40c
Hart-Carter Co., commop (quar,)—;
15c
$2 preferred (quar.)
—^50c
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. (quar;)_j.»
30c
Hercules Steel -Products Corp.—
Common (quar.)
r~—■'
5c
3-20
3-4
3-6
3-
Common
2-20
2- 6
2-6
1-30
10c
—
Co., 4%
Hall
2-16
common
3
3-
3-10;
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
2
1
1
9
3332-
Hammermill Paper,
2-10
3-
(quar.)——;
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.,
-
Bumper Corp.—
National Oats
$1.25
$2
60c
—
Corp.
Golden' State
2-10
1
3-
60c
Co,
(quar.)_r
Co.
A.)
Co
Hajoca Corp.
1
$1J0
♦
Brown Shoe
(quar.)
Foods Corp.
Globe
1-29
25c
——
Michigan
2-13
2-16
2-16
25c
3- 3
62'/2c
4- 1
50c
3-10
,
$1
; 3-16
25c
2- 2
$12-2
35c
3-31
—
:———....-—
American
Girdler Corp.
2-11
2
(quar.)
(George
General
—
—
15c
25c
31'Ac
25c
—.
from
3-
(quar.)
——
2-11
39c
"■
2-20
3- 1
3- 2
$60c
50c
50c
——
America—
income
Bourne
Mills
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., common <reducpd>„
33A% preferred
(quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)_
4.40%
'
participating- preferred (quar.)
Participating
$3.25
National Dairy Products Corp.
(quar.)
General Gas Corp. (Increased)—
20c
General Motors Co., common (quar.)
$1
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
933Ac
$5'preferred (quar.)
$1.25
General Plywood Corp.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
25c
General Precision Equipment Corp.25c
General Steel Castings Corp., common.;
30c
$6 preferred (quar.)
$1.50
General Telephone Corp., com.
(increased)
55c
4.75% convertible preferred (quar.)
59%c
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
—55c
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)—
;
^
56c
2-14
3-12
AA
General
2-16
3-2,
30c
„
3- 2
1
Nachman Corp. (quar.)
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.
(quar.)..
—
General Baking Co., $8 preferred (quar.)—
2-13
25c
realized gains
Boston
3- 2
common
Gabriel Steel
3-20
*
Co.,
General
2-11
1
-4-
shares
(Calif.)-*
Co.
$4 preferred (quar.)—
Fuller Brush Co., class A
2-4
2-25
4-
$1.25
40c
—
•Blaw-Knox
2-14
12c
50c
Corp.—,
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)_„
$$1^55
Metal Textile Corp., common (quar.)..——- 10c
-
.3-
Missouri-Kansas-Texas. RR,—
of
—
Y.)—
(N.
——
♦Bath Iron Works
3-20
2
of
shares
1st conv.
Flintkote
2-16
1
3-
income
—
2-16
3- 3
Ltd
Corp. (quar.)
Products, Inc. (quar.)
3-16
3-10
SOc
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (quar.)
43A%
Mutual
preferred (quar.)—
Enterprises, Inc., com. (quar.)——
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
■First Realty Corp. (Wash.)
Fltz-Slmops & Connell Dredge & Dock Co.—
Quarterly
;
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)—
6%
2-11
1-30
10c
30c
Atlas Powder Co
Aunor Gold Mines,
3*10
Merchants Refrigerating Co., class A -(quar.)
Class B • (quar.)_
iMorris
(Canada)
Co.
Insurance
Bros.
Farmer
2-16
2-13
2-28
2-28
3- 2
2-16
2-16
2-20
2-24
2-12
2-27
3- 2
3-16
3-16
3-16
27'/2c
(quar.)
com.
place the new
dividend basis.
to
annual
Life
intention
It is the
shares.
$1
a
Equitable
2-24
2-24
3- 1
2- 2
25c
25c
—
(quar.)__
Mission
at the annual meet¬
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)..—!
Fajardo Sugar Co. (quar.)
—
Co.—
preferred (accum.)
Oil Corp. (quar.),-
Arkansas-Missouri
on
5-21
3- 1
3- 3
2-20
2*20
stock dividend on the
20%
a
directors
the
Sanitary
25c
$1.75
2-14
3-23
3-23
2-25
2-25
2- 7
2-13
1-29
2-13
2-16
2-16
(quar.)
Federal
preferred
(quar.)
Window Glass
-—
Mfg. Co.
increased
3- 6
25c
—
Corp.
and declare
2-25
$1.12'/2
—
—
2-28
3- 3
3-10
5%
ing to be held on Feb. 24 on a directors
proposal to split the stock two-for-one,
2-20
(quar.)
common
American
5%
3-10
3- 3
3- 2
4*15
4-15
3-10
3-10
2-17
2-20
2- 2
3-10
3-15
3-16
t25c
*30c
H5c
25c
$1
25c
717Ac
62'/2c
...
3*16
S3
3.75%
$37'Ac
——
When -.Holder*
Payable oj Rec,
12^c '
" 75c'
Co.
Electric
McGraw
Ltd.—
—
(quar.)_;—.—.1^
'
2-27
25c
-Minnesota PowerLight
3-14
llOc
_
Co.
Mfg.
Stockholders will vote
3-16
3-10
25c
—
(quar.)
.......
(bi-monthly >
&
Electrolux
Emliart
Co.—
common
Co.
Radiator
Corp.,
Argo
Ltd.,
Co.,
4- 1
4-1
4- 1
3- 2
2*14
25c
$1.50
30c
$25c
25c
—-—-
(quar.),
Mills, classiA (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.)
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., class A
...
2-16
3-16
3-16
4-1
5- 1
*4-1
3- 2
$1.10
15c
6%
3-18
2-28
3-2
3-3
3-13
55c
-—
25c
3*2
3- 2
2-28
'3-31
2-28
3-31
3- 2
3-5
3-1
3-10
.
' Shire
.......
2-13-2-13
2-13,".
3-17
2-14
3-17
2-17
2-16
2-16
2-20
2-20
2-19
2rl3
.
37Y2c
Durham Hosiery
3-16
4-17
40c
$1.31 'A
28'Ac
31'Ac
50c
—
„
Electric
Name of Company
;
.Marchant Calculators,; Inc.
Marshall-Wells Co.
90c
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Drewrys, Ltd., USA, Inc.,. common
53A% preferred (quar.)
—
Duncan
Per
Holder*
Share. Puyable of Kee.
'
Chemical Co., common
Dow
3-27
4- 1
3-10
Greetings Corp. (quar.)i
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
preference (quar.) —
Donohue Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)
Dover Industries, Ltd.
2-20
433Ac
25c
(quar.)—
American
Common
4-10
>
——
$1
2- 5
3-20
2-16
3- 2
2%
iquar.)—
,3>A% convertible preferred iquar.)
Amalgamated Leather Cos., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Pepper
(quar.)
Common
3-13
2-16
4-20
3- 2
3-30
3- 5
4- 1
4-30
$1
$1
preferred
Dominion Structural Steel Ltd.
Dominion Tar & Cnemical Co.,
2-13
2-28
2-10
3-13
81'Ac
75c
37'Ac
(quar.)
common
4%
preferred (quar.)__
♦Allis-Cnalmers Mig. Co., common
2-6
50c
75c
(quar.)
Co.
-Allied Stores Corp.,
2-16
40c
37'Ac
25c
$1.05
—_
Dr.
2-20
$11.25
Inc.
♦Alexander
3-16
3-12
3-15
2-23
3-31
3-31
4.40%
3-16
3-16
$30c
-
———;—
♦Aetna-Standard
4- 1
4- l
$1,15
A
5%% /preferred (quar.)
Steel Go. (quar.)
♦Acme
♦Airfleets,
Holder$
Payable, of-Mee.
3-3
2-13
$12'Ac
Ltd., com.
■
Dentikt Supply Co. of N. Y. (quar.)—i
Denver Union Stockyards (increased ,quar.)—
Diamond Alkali Co., common (q,uar.)_~
'
Per
t
v
-
Corrugated Paper Box,, Ltd.,; common
$12'/2e
5%
preferred
(quar.)
—-r.—
Jfl.25
Crown Finance Co., class A (quar.)
4c
Crum & Forster Securities, class A (quar.)—
30c
7% preferred (quar.)'—
—
—S1.75
Class
B
(quar.)
—
30c
Cushman's Sons, Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)
$1.75
.Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
7%
Monday* February 9,1953
...
1
(entire-issue•
March 10 at
$28 per share plus this dividend)—
Sears Roebuck &'Co. (quar.)-1—1.—i
23c
—
3-10
50c
4-3
(Continued on,page 44)
-
,
2-27
Number 5193
Volume 177
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(631)
f•
Stock Record «» New 'JTork Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Rang* far Pre*ioB»
Year
L*»«e>t
Highest
41% Oct
2
5% Nov
64% Jan
6
Oct
6
108
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
1952
L#w«t
125
Jan
10
24
Feb
47% Jan
5
1083/4 Jan
1113/4 Feb
3
42
4%
5% Jan
6% Jan
23
24
25% Jan
26% Jan
6
Acme
30% Sep
16
35% Jan
30
33% Feb
2
Adams
33% Oct 20
42% Jan
351/4 Jan
RRV, .Tan
9
24% Jan
22
32% Oct
9
28% Feb
6
32% Jan
6
7
8V2 Jan
2
10% Jan
26
50
Jan
30
50% Jan
8
27
Feb
6
29% Jan
9% Jan
7% July 17
Jan
24
May
106% May
Jan
139
51
18
May 21
1
29% Dec
22
2
115% Dec
11
111% Feb
3
1143/4 Jan
Aug 28
153 V2 Jan
8
lo5% reo
155
17
2% Jan
2
3% Mar
6
2% Jan
2
29
23% July
1
18% Feb
6
19% Jan
Jan
70
76
4
2% Apr 24
79% May
May
5% Dec
158% Dec
.
5
73
Apr
7
31% Oct 16
82
10
110
Nov
98
70% Jan
9
41/4 Feb
23
23
133
Jan
12
6
20
Jan
21
35'/4 Feb
6
39
Jon
6
17
102% Jan
9
104
Feb
98
Nov
25
96
Feb
4
10
Dec
23
9
Jan
71% Feb
67% May
18
78% Aug 11
7
Aug 28
21% Jan
32% Feb 21
36
36
Apr
40% Dec
90
July 17
46% Apr
95% May
17
95
42
112
6%
6%
6%
6 3%
6%
6%
25%
26%
25%
26%
33%
34
*33%
34 %
Reduction Inc
6
76% Jan
2
23
20% Jan
57%
563/4
56%
900
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30
30%
29%
30
28%
29%
12,300
9%
10,500
l
*153%
155%
*153%
155 %
3%
3y8
187/,.
18%
*72%
gtd
37
*96
99
96
96
9%
88
*96
104
35%
.
99
9%
9%
9%
74
72%
73%
72 %
73
20
xl9%
9%
23,200
*75
36%
36
*1023/4
130
4%
135
93/4
*101%
*96
500
88
35%
104
99
9%.
5,700
100
60
9%
1,600
72%
9,600
19%
20
20
20
20
31^4
31%
31%
30%
31
30%
30%
1,100
38%
39
39
39%
38%
39
38%
38%
5,200
Jan
6
93% Jan
15
93
93
93
93
94
93
93
*93 %
94%
300
9
59% Jan
2
57"%
11,000
Jan
26
118% Jan
2
483/4 Jan
14
93
114
10o
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common..No par
3%% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
172% Jan
189% Jan
68 3/4 Jan
75% Jan
141/4 Feb
15% Jan
2
16% Jan
Apr 29
16% May 5
Jan
2
Jan
84% Feb
20'/4 Dec
31
19% Feb
20% Feb
2
55
61% Fkb
19
561% Jan
59
Jan
6
2
80
American Airlines
..
10% Dec
18
15% Aug
7
Hi/4 Jan
12
12% Jan
29
Dec
19
531/4 Aug
7
41% Mar 13
45% Jan
12
463/4 Feb
5
Jan
6
40% Jan
27
100% Jan
15
1023/4 Jan
30
38
Apr
22
Jan
4
Jan
7
28% May 16
36% Dec
12
32
43% Aug
5
45% Nov
3%®
95
95%
54%
53%
54
23/4
23/4
2%
96 %
95
95%
X93%
95%
4,400
53%
.
46%
95%
2%
46%
53%
52%
53%
52%'
53%
14,200
2%
23%
*2%
23i
2%
2%
2,000
*33
34%
*33
34%
18
*173%
18
177%
1773%
68 ■?
68%
70
Bosch
Corp
177
69
4
*33
34%
17%
178 V21
■
175
18
69
173'
convertible
i43/4
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
82%
82%
83
83%
84%
83
%
84
20%
20 %
20%
20
20%
19%
20
1,200
*19%
58%
58%
53%
58 %
58%
58%
583/4
58%
11%
12
2
5%%— 50
No par
preferred
2,300
69%
14%
82%
20%
100
*46
391/4
101%
30,900
83%
1,600
20
1,200
6,400
400
11%
47%
39%
40
102%
102
14%
40 %
12%
11%
11%
11%
58%
11%
*46%
12
11%
*46%
47%
200
175%
68 3/,
82%
*58%
2,200
343i
*17%
178
68 3/4
69
♦33
1734
l
common
300
46%
*17%
179%
69
116
46%
50
2nd preferred 1952 ser
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
4%
178%
56%
*113%
46%
17%
17%
58%
116 %
10
common
1,400
46%
343/4
*33
57%
♦1143/4
58%
116
100
preferred
preferred
American
'57 3/4
116
96-/8
53%
common
cum conv
American Bank Note
6%
116'%
94%
6® convertible preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
"_1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical_.No par
9
58%
116%
58%
1
30
30
53%
117
58
*116
46%
33% Jan
17% Feb
*93
46%
com
20
•
47
30
Jan
17
new
71%
s
,
No par
No par
Aluminum Co of America
Limited
-
73%
74
46%
33'A Jan
3
73
No par
2
29
*75
88
104
72%
4%
133%
31%
11
15
36%
104
72%
4%
39 %
Jan
4% Dec
*75
37%
73
137
20
18% Jan
8% Oct
88
4%
*135%
32
Amalgamated Leather Co
107
*72 >4
4%
137%
2,100
193/.
Aluminium
1
73
4%
137%
10
2,500
3334
20
17
*72%
4%
3
18 3/4
32
—5
28
Oct
155%
2%v
18%
No par
23/4 Jan
36% Oct 30
155%
3
18"%
No par
96% Feb
102
155 %
2%
18%
Allied Stores Corp common
4% preferred
54% Jan
43
*153%
3
18%
Allied Mills
2
25
155%
*2%
300
8
23
Nov
*153'/a
.
104
9%
7,800
112
8
23
90
95/3
10
27%
112
*103
99
50%
27
8
33
2% Jan
12% May
*96
%
*50
27%
112 %
73
36%
9
100
50%
27%
*111
138
*75
37%
104
10
36
112%
*183/4
4%
*136
88
26%
No par
90% Jan
51% Jan
73
<.75
3%
*50
*34%
*111
18%
73
4%
138
*102%
3
3
18%
73
41/
!38
100
3
Dec
27%4
111%
19
Apr
50
27%
111%
10
9%
10
50
27%
112%
3% Jan
74
9%
50%
27%
112%
541% Sep
20
*50
28
100
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
10
9%
50%
27%
36
Jan
99% Dec 23
60% Feb
*50
100
16
35
10
97/3
50
2% Oct 23
X235
3,200
56%
*34%
40% Jan
73 % May
9
34 %
57%
36
6
28
24
33%
34%
57%
*35
16
jan
46% Jan
15
2,700
58 %
Allen Industries Inc
30
141% Jan
25 %
35%
preferred
cum
2
491/4 Dec
Nov
25%
56% Jan
1
15% Sep
34%
6,700
26%
35%
100
9% Feb
36% Feb 21
33
333/4
300
6%
*57%
5
9
23
1
33%
25%
5%
58%
common—No par
26
Dec
47% Oct
26 Ve
8,000
6%
37
preferred
$4,375
26
6
Shares
423/4
112
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
19 V2
23
123
1
43%
111%
30% Feb
15
Oct
42%
111%
38 % Jan
8
Mar 27
61% Dec
17
437k
112%
1
Jan
97
43%
*1113/4
Allegheny Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred—No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
4
Apr 30
8
Jan
May 24
46% Jan
2
Jan
85
5»/4 Jan
43%
111%
*573/4
Aldens Inc common
Feb
73
152
43%
111%
*36
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
$3 preferred w w
4%%
43%
1123/4
No par
4.50% pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
3V4 Jan
18% Oct
43 y8
the Week
Corp—10
Admiral Corp
Air
Feb. 6
*111%
1
Addressograph-Multigraph
24
48
Express Co
Corp
Adams-Millis
27
Sep
Friday
Feb. 5
10
27
30
64
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 4
2.50
Co
Jan
33% Jan
19
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 3
a
59% Jan
36
5
Dec
SALE
Tuesday
Feb. 2
100
preferred
Steel
HIGH
Vandav
Par
ACF-BrlU Motors Co
2
30% Jan
56
LOW AND
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
24% Nov 26
8% May
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
47%
46%
46 3/4
46
46%
300
39%
39%
39%
101%
102
101%
101%
40
101%
39%
8,100
101%
1,900
11%
20,800
39%
*101
'
12%
6
11% Feb
6
American
4% Jan
6
American Cable
6
American
9% Jan
13
4 'A Jan
2
Feb
6
36
Jan
12
43% Feb
6
443/e Jan
5
7%
10%
10%
10 %
10 %
4%
4%
4'%
4%
4%
4%
5,200
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
32
32%
37,200
25
43%
43 %
43%
43%
43%
43%
4334
43%
43%
43%;
1,200
Fdry common...25
35%
78%
35%
35%
3534
35%
35%
35 %
35%
35
35%
4,800
,—100
78%
*78%
79
*78%
79%
78%
78%
76%
78
33%
33 %
49 %
49 %
1
Oct
22
42% Jun
27
35
Jan
28
37
Jan
2
23
83% Jun
26
76i/4 Feb
6
80
Jan
6
27% Oct
24
29% Jan
2
34% Jan
26
American Chain & Cable
.No par
33 %
33%
33 Vo
34
34
34
2
32% Feb
50% Jun
8
42% Jan
6
46% Jan
28
403/, .Tan
5
American Chicle Co
.No par
48%
48%
48%
49.
49
14% May 21
20% Feb 13
19% Feb
25
16% Jan
2
6
American
6
213/8 Jan
2
23
Feb
6
American Crystal
89
15
961/2 Jan
15
90% Jan
5
96
Jan
13
50% Aug 25
59% Jun
9
491/4 Jan
30
55% Jan
6
48 %
*16%
22 %
953/4
50%
Apr
248
Oct
26
Mar
16% Feb
289% Jan
17
170% Jan
22
136% Jan
30
54% Jan
22
35% Feb
6
73/4 Jan
6
Jan
9
293/4 Jan
7
7Y* Nov
8
3
16Yb Mar
13
Dec
31
33% Aug 11
18% Aug 14
12% Mar
151
-
Jan~~6
39% Jan
4%%
10
55
30% Sep
*35% Oct
5% Apr
Feb
11
5% Jan
3% Oct 21
10
45
3
8
Jan
39% July 23
9
8
Aug
Feb
14
96
Dec
20% Feb
26
23% Jun
19% Jan
4
73
17% Feb
25
19
Jun
24
96
84
Apr
18% Dec
X223/4 May 16
Jan
100
Cyanamid Co com
10
conv preferred series A.100
3%%
conv
8% Jan
7
Feb
5
31% Jan
20
Jan
2
17.% Feb
4
x8% Feo
5
9% Jan
8
30
33y8 Feb
4
Jan
2
American &
7
Dec
19
29
.
Oct
8
Electric
Jan
30
American Hawaiian SS
Jan
28
American Hide &
38 Vb Jan
28
Jan
20
4
American Home
73/b Jan
2
American Ice Co
Jan
2
4
22% Jan
15
12
25% Feb
2
7
6% Jan
23
19
21% Feb
3
24% Jan
17% Feb
6
963/4 Jan
14
18% Jan
6
Feb
6
99
16
22% Feb
4
24
79 y8 Jan
12
82% Jan
30
31
18
Jan
13
193/s Feb
2
23
6%
57
*37%
6,900
7'/a
200
81% Nov
16% Oct
16
89% Oct 23
Oct
40% May
15
90
18%
3,600
23%
24%
237a
24%
237 k
24%
237k
24%
*i04y8
105%
*1047b
105%
*1047k
1057a
104 y3
104 l/a
100
1878
18 %
18%
187k
18%
187k
18%
4,600
1
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
774
77k
774
77k
800
33%
33%
11,800
25
6,200
337k
31 V»
31%
3b
35%
35%
*34%
35 7k
34%
34%
900
27k
2%
27k
27k
27k
27k
4,200
15 y8
29,700
2% Jan
2
23% Jan
13
14
65% Jan
30
6
41
Jan
16
21
6 3% Jan
44
Jan
30
6
Jan
2
39% Feb
6
14
126% Jan
8
29
323/4 Jan
2
35% Jan
38
Feb
52
Jan
2
130% Jan
26
2
1
11
13% Jan
2
Optical
Power
No par
Co
30%
20%
30%
No par
36
36
36
& Light—
Ex-distribution
No par
159% Jan
39% Jan
563/4 Jan
133
5
7
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
Amer Smelt &
7%
Refg
23
161% Jan
5
5
American Tel & Tel Co
8
70% Feb
4
American Tobacco
12
138% Jan
53
16
6%
Feb
6
117% Feb
4
9% Jan
7
10% Feb
6
27%
Jan
87
Jan
29
76% Jan
6
9% Dec
37% Jan
15
7
25
Feb
953% Jan
22
84
Jan
2
70% Jan
16
5%
Jan
Water
Woolen
567k
11774
19
42% Feb
24
12 s/8 Jan
3
4% Jan
50
Jan
47% Jan
20
2
15
30
Feb
3
5
Jan
.
52
Jan
.
9,
387k
387k
•387k
387k
800
1,100
54
537k
*53%
537a
53%
1317k
1317 k
1327 a
131%
13274
131%
132%
13174
132'%
14%
137a
13%
13%
137k
137k
1374
♦137k
137k
1,000
159%
159%
1597k
16074
159%
U0%
1597k
1607k
51,000
707k
x667k
(8
677k
22,500
1357k
135%
136
160
6$%
697a
135%
70
13574
13574
57
53
57%
118
54
117%
*117
5334
6974
135
55
117%
54
56
1177k
537k
537k
118
557k
118
667k
135
53
♦118
135%
54
710
430
17,700
11874
150
14,400
9,100
No par
100
common
857k
86
*857$
867 a
*85%
No par
707k
71%
30
6% Jan
5,000
10%
Jan
24% Jan
240
337/a
251%.
50
50 % Dec
387k
337k
10 y4
25
4% May 5
48% Dec 10
38
397k
1257k
34 Vk
25
$5 prior conv preferred
38% May
1
11% Nov 21
38
33
600
3974
1257a
34
107k
Anaconda Copper Mining
Anaconda Wire & Cable
5
34%
26
5
Jan
34
a
107 k
6
45
34 7
25%
5
41 % Feb
34
39 7k
126%
*30
*1257k
1074
Jan
10
39%
1267k
267k
44% Jan
53% Jan
1577k
*1257k
10%
97
15
*39
126%
25%
21% Jan
2
*157
*125%
1074
6
Jan
1577a
39
39
■
750
2574
6
104
350
157
10%
5
103% Jan
1567k
157
157
4,000
25%
Jan
106% May 21
17,800
23
107k
preferred
Anchor
42
26
18% Feb
29% Jan 30
61%
41 y8
5,100
1074
95
57
61%
427k
4
30
6%
■
2574
42% Feb
2
227k
62
6174
237/3
171%
5
Works Co Inc
24
26% Jan
1597 k
6974
30
48'% Jan
14
135'A
Jan
2
-
25
Corp com
$4 conv prior preference
Amer Zinc Lead
53
100
Viscose
23%
61
627k
157 >/4
1587k
38
38
1317k
25
55% Jan
31
157%
100
preferred
American
American
7%
100
common
preferred
American
60% Jan
119
x2374
63%
427k
100
com
Tobacco
Jan
23%
637k
63
42 7
100
Jan
23%
42%
23 %
No par
Refining
preferred
65
158% Jan
6%
42%
*
34 7k
133
171%
674
62%
34
1
1737k
67 k
23'/a
39%
American Sumatra
*1717k
674
43
1267k
American Stores Co
14% Jan
15'%
1737k
67k
64 %
39
7%
15%
*17178
674
63
126
American Sugar
"15%
227k
25
common
15
400
2,400
172 %
10
100
Co
34
67k
6 3%
No par
157k
774
147a
15 V*
173 y2
6%
Co..No par
15
18
1717a
14%
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
Snuff
2%
*1717k
6%
8
5
2%
2%
5
preferred
American
9
Jan
27k
100
com
16
31% Jan
81%
18%
*3374
26
page 22.
81%
19
31%
Jan
see
81%
33%
Jan
For footnotes
187k
18%
19
337k
22% Jan
7
*81%
19 7k
13,500
317k
37
July
82%
18%
22
33%
154
60
81%
19
21%
33%
48% Dec
40% Oct
82 %
400
99
22%
3174
2
15
227k
3374
May 12
Jan
22
33%
483% Jan
13
2174
177k
98%
337 k
125
26% Feb
22
217k
17%
987k
200
1,200
12,200
31
9
109
987k
17%
337/2
3
7
98%
25
30 3A
20
Feb
17%
987k
247k
34
Jun
82
25>/a
17%
3378
12
'
*25
177 a
1057 a
66"% Dec
19
25%
18 %
161% Dec
18
64% Nov
21%
24%
com
139% Nov 21
13
*21%
*33%
36% Jan
22
22
*104 7 k
Ltd
49% Dec
7% Jun
*213/4
2
Co
24% Jun
22% Oct
77k
*24%
98%.
18%
38%
22
18
*81%
77k
92
25
19%
38%
33%
2
21
77k
*88
21%
*98
38%
*3774
92
177 a
18'/a
7%
40
*88
25 '
93%
39 74
.*37%
92
22
82 %
7% preferred
American Safety Razor
69% Jan
*7%
40
3374
Jan
119% Jan!24
17%
38%
*88
92
*217k
25%
*98
7%.
*88
22
25
■'
*7
7%
92
21%
38%
38%
39
*7
21%
Amer Rad & Std Sany com—No par
3
38%
*88
*81 y4
6
16
102
40
4
Dec
24
*3778
153/e Feb
116% Jan
38
40
1715/8 Feb
3
4,600
2,500
>37 7k
4%
39%
387k
2
11
54'
5574
2
54% May 19
17,500
56%
47k
14% Jan
129% Jan
15,300
333k
54%
171% Jan
150% Jun
8%
33%
47a
1
16% Jan
8 3/b
33%
56%
8
16
8%
337k
4%
17
10% Oct
x8%
5574
7% Jan
40% Aug 18
60% Mar 6
87 B
33%
4%
16% Apr
135% July
8%
33%
5374
175% Aug
9
87a
333i
41a
23
18
8%
33%
9
56%
16
Mar 14
500
200
3,100
5
Aug >7
Apr
17
100
American
50% Dec
7%
30%
16%
No par
Metal
19
34
7%
*29 y2
33%
8%
2l7/a
4V»% preferred
2% Jan
127
8%
33%
30
16
17%
8%
33%
Jan
30% Oct
30
17
No par
2
34
2
30
17%
No par
35 y8 Jan
16
165% Sep
39% Feb
31%
17%
3%
17
200
1,400
American News Co
26
323/4 Jan
131
*30%
17%
*30'/a
35%
American Natural Gas Co
33% Jan
17
11
140
35%
Amer
2% Nov 20
19
245
*136
38 %
4
11
29
*225
139%
American Metal Products Co
American Molasses Co
Amer Potash & Chera cl B
Feb
245
36
2
Jan
36% Dec
138 %
31%
*8
8
31%
*225
36%
12
31% Feb .-4
148
145
36%
20
73/4 Feb
122% Oct
245
*139
36%
18% Feb
2
29
*235
143
36
25% Jan
36% Jan 30
38% May 19
245
*137
104% Jan
7% Jan
Jan
*225
36%
3U00
2
4
53
50%
14
5
24
49%
22
23
29
51%
%
Jan
34 y8 Jan
Oct
50
17 3/8 Jan
29% Jan
19
51%
100
12
42 V* Apr
51
.
No par
23
Feb
51%
No par
Fdry com
39% Sep
6
270
56
1
preferred
36% Jun
13% Oct
700
95
Amer Machine & Metals
33% Oct
165
23
94
2
100
American
2% July 28
22%
95%
4%
preferred—100
31% July 30
28% Dec 19
28
22%
*95
104% Jan
Jan
36
*22%
95%
5
common—No par
preferred.
3.90%
51 %
22%
95%
4%
1
Products
American Locomotive common
Amer Mach &
700
22%
96
1
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
7%
16%
22%
96
50
com
preferred
noncumulative
16%
2,900
50%
'
17'/8
17
16%
3,700
22%
22 %
953/,
8
*30%
16%
800
33%
49%
10
Co
Leather
convertible
39% Feb
36% Jan
203/4 Jan
6%
16%
32%
49
32%
55 Vb
5
5
16%
lo3/4
*16%
%
4 3/8
Co—
New
5u
35% Dec
31
Foreign Power
Gas &
16 3/4
%
143
36 %
No par
40c
,
245
*225
*137
1
No par
9
30
May 15
173/8 Dec 31
Tiling
13
37
20
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
Jan
91
105
Distilling Co
4% Jan
43
9
2,
preferred series B.100
American Encaustic
20
30
Jan
9
10
American
American
16
86
303/4 July 23
3
13
Sep
243/a Dec
24
97
Dec
8
21% July 31
102
16% Apr 24
78% Feb 11
13% Apr
14
10
Sugar com
prior preferred
American
45% Jan
Colortype Co
5
32% Jan
7
Car &
preferred
3%%
28
May 9
83% Oct 30
143
7%
11%
4%
33%
common
preferred
American
11%
4%
x33%
Radio Corp
Can Co
73% Apr
31
10%
10%
4%
10%
1
12.50
Broadcasting Co Inc
& Smelt com
1
187k
*93
437k
19
95
44%
86
86
85%
85>%'
71
70%
7174
71
71
707k
7074
1872
19
1812
18%
18%
187k
187 a
187k'
95%
95%
957k
*94 7k
4474
437k
447k
427k
437k
35,000
54%
52
547k
517k
527$
1,820
1,800
*941/2
95%
437a
447a
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
A P W Products Co Inc
Axcher-Danlels-Midland
*94
437k
96
740
4,400
20
54
55
54
547k
54
29
29%
29
297k
287a
2874
277k
28%
27%
2774
6.25
104
104
*104 3/k
1057k
*1043/a
105 >%
1057k
40
*104
1057k
•1047k
No par
21.50
43
*4274
4274
4274
42%
42%
42'%
1,000
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
180
86
71
-
74
*42 74
4234
42
4374
4274
43','4
43
437a
43%
41%
42 y4
4,600
433/s
427k
10
15
15
143/4
147k
14%
1,300
5
47k
47k
5
*4%
4%
14%,
4%
147k
1474
1434
1474
14
5074
517k
51
No par
50'A
507k
*47i
50
50%
*50
5
507k
♦474
5
600
51
1,700
11
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
12
.
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1953
(632)
^"-Pag. *
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
Year
,
Highest
I owest
43% Jan
7
27% Jan
22
1
15% Oct
42% Dec
31
39% Feb
5
10 Mi Jan
2
83
35 Vi May
Mar 13
Jan
2
28
49 % Feb
6
Apr
1
16
97
Jan
116% Jan
22
95% Jan
110% Feb
5
112
Jan
46 Ma Nov
10
92 Mb Jan
3
99
3
Armstrong Cork Co com
par
par
par
par
89%
89%
52%
52%
Jan
13
Jan
22
16
97
91
Jan
2
98
Jan
23
96
Jan
6
97% Jan
14*
Jan
22
86
Dec
31
84
Jan
22
93% Feb
3
66
100
1st
2nd
9
96 % Feb
28
Sep
15
x93% Jan
2
102% Oct
13
Dec
1
26 Va Jan
23
28% Jan
5
6
94 Va Jan
6
96 % Jan
15
Feb
5
119% Jan
2
Jan
8
112% Jan
30% Feb
6
33% Jan
2
95 Va Feb
6
99
Jan
22
30
Jan
2
33'A Jan
29
35% Jan
8
Jan
21
107 % Jan
15
4%
7
Atlas
23
112
Dec
22
111
Mar
31
30% Feb
preferred
4 %
Jan
27
5
2 2'A Feb
3
7% Jan
15% Feb
7
6
7% Jan
5
10% Feb.
6
4
27 %
1,800
20 %
21
20%
6,400
20%
20',2
20%
99 Vi
96
96%
93%
82 Mi
92 Vi
93'A
92
92
90'A
98
98
98%
100 Mi
99
99 Mi
98%
56%
56 Vi
56%
56%
56%
56
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
96
96
96
85%
95%
"84 Va
96
116
115 Vi
115%
115%
118
112 Mi
112 Vi
116
112
99
•■"98
93
"08
98
90
98
"96
97
*
-
70
89
89 Mi
1,900
99%
97 Vi
98%
6,000
56 Vi
56
56 Vi
2,000
27
26 "Va
26%
94 Vi
9412
91:
115 Mi
112
1,100
40
113
"113
3,600
120
112 Vi
120
"113
120
"113
96%
200
32 Ms
31%
31%
30%
31%
97%
97
97 Vi
97
97
95 Va
96
720
30 Ma
30 Ma
30'/a
30%
30 Ma
30 VB
30
30
30
30
6,400
33%
106'A
Tack
31 Vb
32
'
-20
(voting)
34'A
34
33%
23
"22 'A
7
6%
6%
34 Vt
33%
33%
105%
"105 Mi
106 Mi
22 Va
22 Mi
22 Mi
22 Vi
300
6%
6%
300
6%
No par
"6%
($1.20)—No par
prior pre!
"15%
16%
"15%
16%
8%
8%
8%
8%
3
13% Jan
8'/i Nov
21
7% Jan
2
8% Jan
19
x48% Jan
13
50% Jan
21
Jan
6
Jan
16
Babbitt (B T) Inc.
14
38% Feb
5
10% Feb
8 Vb
15%
14%
15 V*
15%
49 Va
.
15
15
8>/i
49'A
8
VA
8
8'/a
49 Mi
15 Mi
15 Vi
100
9%
10%
19,600
14%
14%
3,000
8 Va
31,300
8
8»/i
"48%
49%
"48%
49'A
30
9%
8%
9 Vb
1
15 MB
16
"15'A
16
15
8 Vb
49'A
8'A
49 Mi
6%
"6 Mi
6%
"15'A
"8%
15% Jan
2,000
33%
105%
23
34 Mi
"22 Vi
23
31,700
106
34
106
107
"106
107
23
No par
Corp__
3
30
26%
31%
17
34
27%
97 Ma
30
50'A Nov
27%
32.
Oct
26
28
3,300
9T
6% Jun
427/a Jun
15,300
96
Autocar Co
2
400
15%
31%
12% Apr
15% Feb
30 %
15 %
"95
5c
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
9
"30 Vis
15%
"98
convertible pfd series A—100
Conv
6
30%
15%
21,
Powder—
Austin Nichols common
6% Feb
15 Mi Feb
30%
15%
5
Common
3
30%
10
96 %
Atlas Corp
5
10%
10%
96
116 VA
10
10
99
"95
18
"17%
27%
21'A
21
1,800
._100
Refining common—.
$3.75 series B
Preferred
9% Jan
6
10"%
"31
18
"17%
18
"17%
18
56 Va
1
10
& W I SS Lines
Atlantic G
Atlantic
23
210
"17%
91
No par
Atlantic Coast Line RR
3
110%
20%
50
50
10
100
Atlantic City Electric Co
30
109
=
110%
110%
99
—10
Preferred
Nov
7% Dec
17
5
105
30
117'/2 Jan
103
Atlas
30
44 Ma Jan
16
5%
14% May
8
24
30% Jan 26
4
Oct
57% Jan
100% Jun
2
24 V2 Feb
2
36'A May
30
31 Mi Sep
5
Jan
110
1
26% May
Jan
56
123% Dec
75% Jan
31
6
13
97M2 Nov
Aug 26
94
97 Mi Feb
Jun
27
7
51%
21% Jan
15
58
4
110%
18%
Santa Fe—
Common
104% Dec
27
Jan
400
110%
110%
110%
%
96
1
100
100
preferred
preferred
Associates Investment Co
5.25%
6%
Atchison Topeka &
73 'A Feb
97
preferred $1.50 series__No par
2nd
Dec
2,200
96%
28
Inc
Industries Inc
& Refining Co
Common
101
2,400
50%
96
111%
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
20
89
49%
96 %
27%
26% Jan
28
88%
52
96
23
Aug 18
Feb
39%
51
96 %
27%
2
18'A Feb
89%
52'%
96 %
15 %
17% Jan
91
90
52
97
10 %
23
6
90
52%
30%
15% Jan
2
90
"96'A
16
23% Mar 25
21% Jan
29,500
10%
Ashland Oil
28% Jan
11%
31%
Arvln
Artloom Carpet Co
14
11%
15 %
6
20
12
16 VB
30
32% Jan
Jan
11%
10%
10% Jan
5
20
12
31%
2
30% Feb
221/2 July 25
11%
15%
27
9 Va Jan
31
31
16,500
11%
10%
17% Jan
19
32% Dec
27% Dec 29
41 %
39%
31%
31
9% Dec
6
22
17%
39%
1
Dec
24
16'A Oct
17%
40%
No par
—2.50
22
7 Mi Oct
19
17%
39%
"17%
16'A Jan
25 Ms May
17%
41%
5
Arnold Constable Corp
19% Jan
17%
40%
52%
12
"96%
Shares
17%
X40%
42 %
11%
*=■111
Feb. (i
89%
42%
Illinois com
Co of
No
No
$3.75 preferred
No
$4 convertible preferred—No
53% Jan
the Week
Friday
Feb. 5
•'
11%
10
5
prior preferred
$6 conv
90 % Feb
Jan
&
Armour
12% Jan
96
57
107 Mi Nov
5
12% Mar
22
8% Oct
77'A Oct 22
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Feb. 4
17%
17%
17%
17%
8
Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp
18% Jan
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 3
Feb. 2
Par
EXCHANGE
22
17% Jan
AND
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
1952
500
49
B
6
5% Dec
22
97/a Jan
31% Oct
16
39% Dec:
10
35% Jan
8% Oct
6
11% Jan
22
10
Jan
7
23
13
26
Nov 24
26
.
7
5
8
29% Jan
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
37%
38
37%
38
38
38 Ma
38 VB
38'%
38 Ma
38%
5,800
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Ma
10%
31,900
26%
27%
26
26%
46,200
46 Vb
46 Va
4,900
Wilcox Co
it
28
28%
27%
28 Vb
27%
46%
47 Ma
46%
46%
46%
47
50
22%
22%
21%
21%
"21%
21%
100
72 %
73
73
"71%
73
20
29% Dec
Feb
6
20
49% Nov
45% Feb
6
47% Jan
5
Apr
23
23 Vb Jun
20% Feb
6
22V2 Jail
29
65% Jan
11
73
70 % Jan
6
73% Jan
20
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
16
54% Dec
50 % Jan
6
56
iJ
Barber Oil
Oct
17 Vb Jan
20
Barker Brothers
Jan
27
23% Jan
2
22
15% Dec
36
10
19% Jan 10
16
21
16
40
16
16 % Oct 22
107
Dec
4% %
Bath
Sep
17
16
Oct
33% Jun
14
Jan
30
19% Jan
'2
22
Jan
2
2
16% Jan
28
2
33 V2 Jan
29
Jan
82
20
31% Jan
14
27
Feb
5
30 % Jan
20
10% May 16
15% Jan
19
12
Jan
2
13 Vb Jan
21
14% Apr
28
23
18% Oct
27
21% Jan
2
28
20 Vb Jan
29
22
Jan
5
92% Jan
12
93
Jan
12
64
13
24
64
Dec
22
29% Jan
14
38
Dec
1
106 % Dec
11
19
lVe Nov
14
Oct
16
3
1
55% Dec 31
25
29% Mar
46% May
76% Sep
32
12%
12%
12%
12%
Xl2%
12%
12%
12%
25%
26%
26 y2
26%
25%
26%
24'%
25%
24'%
25
20%
20%
"20V4
20%
94
"92
S4
5
37 Ma
37 Va
37%
104%
104%
105%
1%
1 Va
1%
37
37%
56
56%
144'% Feb
6
Jan
15
82% Jan
13
preferred
100
Bigelow45anford Carpet (Del) com.fi
\Va% pfd series of 1951
100
144
16
22% Dec
18
15% Feb
Black & Decker Mfg
13
23
Dec
11
20 % Jan
18
23
Bliss
23% Feb
25% Nov
Blaw-Knox
Feb
39% Jan
41% Dec 23
Oct
29
25
Jun
30
19% Jan
21% Jan
29
29% Jan
2
21% Jan
27
Feb
,4
6% Oct
15
liy4 Jan
25
7
16!/8 July
1
13
11% Mar
6
V4 Jan 29
95% Apr 23
Bon
12
13% Jan
5
13
14% Feb
21
12% Jan
14
13
471/2 Feb 21
43% Feb
2
44% Jan
6
2
1
31 Va. Feb
6
32% Jan
21
14% Jan 25
10 Vb Jan
2
11% Jun
7
9V8 Nov
Dec
17
21% Jan
7
22% Dec
2
Jan
18
38% Dec
12
30% Apr
24
37
Nov
21
x23% Nov
10
35% Feb
4
15% Apr
33
23% Feb
2
Jan
37
30
22% Feb
5
38
Jan
6%
2
Jan
9
103% Jun
4
96 Mi Jan
6
99
Jail
29
21
271/2 Jun
5
25% Jan
2
27 % Jan
29
54% May 29
51% Jan
2
54
29
Jan
3
11% Oct
31
12% Feb
20
63% Dec
11% Jan
14
51% J\in
3
62
1?% Jan
26
Brown
&
66 % Jan
5
Brown
Shoe
23
20% May 26
18% Jan
2
16
27% July 24
24% Jan
19
13% Sep
15
76 Va Jan
7
41
Feb
26
Dec
40% Feb
19% Jan
84% Jan
8
76
Jan
16
Dec
40% Feb
5
17
14
89% Jan
21
18
78
Jan
30
78
7
16% Jan
2
2
26
28
1
12
14% Dec
July
129
39% Sep
14
Jan
16
14% Jan
5
125
Jan
21
125% Jan
13
35
2
14% Dec 31
83 % Dec
Jan
9
14'% Feb
4
14% Jan
17
26
Jan
3
23
14
1081/2 Jan
4
105
12
2514 Apr
4
20% Jan
Jan
2
x26'A Jan
3% Jan
22
7'% Apr
22'% Jan
9
30
2
July 17
Dec
89
29
9% Jan
10% Jan
17
Dec
12
11% Jan
7
26
2
Jan
30
5
107
o
16%
16 mi
22%
23
23%
23'%
23
23'%.'
23%
23%
23%
23%
2? %
23 Va
23%
4,100
46%
47%
47%
47%
45
47
44
45%
5
48 Ma
24,900
20 Va
20%
20%
"20
20%
20 Ms
-20=%
1,200
24%
25
27
26
8
9
24%
"7%
7%
7%
-—1
1.25
13 %
13 %
13
Va
13%
13%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
54%
55%
54 %
55%
5
100
78 Ma
78%
77
78
5
"92 Ma
95
Jan
14
92% Jan
9
102
Jan
30
51
Sep
5
46% Jan
22
48
Jan
13
17
X46'A Nov 25
21'% Feb 20
20
Jan
,
&
Hecla
Jan
5
Cannon Mills
30
see
page
22.
—15
23%
23
23'%
22'%
23
9,100
41%
42
41
41 34
39'%
40%
37%
37%
37%
37%
3
37 ~ta
24%
22'/a
24%
22 Va
23 Va
42%
41
42
38
37%
37%
25
22 %
24%
26-%
53%
26%
26%
53%
"53
•
12%
26 Mi
26'%
"52%
52%
12'%
12 Mi
12'%
63%
"62%
19 Vb
19 'a
18%
19
1,600
25%
26
5,100
12%
12%
62%
63'A
63%
64
19
19
19
19
19
26 7
26 M'2
26 %
26%
26%
26
26%
15%
15%
80 Mi
"80
51'A
51
100
53%
"53
12'%
64
Mi
1,300
35,400
"62%
53%
12%
12%
«
"99
12,600
23
26%
26'%
26%
26 V2
"53
101
78
I
Vb
15%
.
8,900
2,900
63%
15%
500
23,900
16 Vb
15%
15%
82
"80%
82
81%
81%
83
83'A
400
51 'A
"51%
52
52
52
52
52'%
1,200
17%
17%
17%
17%
5,300
39%
40%
39%
39 %
15 MB
15%
17%
17 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
39%
40
"39%
40'A
39 7
a
39%
14%
xl4%
14%
14
14'A
13%
"89'A
90%
"88'A
90'A
"88%
90%
"88'%
90%
"88%
90%
"75
80
"74
80
"74
80
"74
80
"74
80
-14 Vi
17%
"14'A
"125
37%
14
13%
17%
17 %
17%
17%»
17%
17 Mi
17'%
17%
14%
"14%
1.4%
14%
14%
"14'A
14'%
14'A
127
"125
127
38
38
38
127.
"125
38
Mi
15%
"34
900
'
33
"125
127
"125
38
38
"37
45,000
14
17'%
8,300
14 'A
200
127
37%
290
5,300
15%
xl5%
15%
14%
15'/a
14%
14%
85
"83%
85
83%
83'%
"83%
84%
250
11%
11 %
11 Ma
11%
10%
11%
11,900
23 5 a
24
23%
23%
23%
24
3,800
"106%
107 %
106%
60
22 'A
22
22 VB
22
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
1,300
26 Vt
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
26%
2,600
9
2 %
2'A
2 Va
2'A
2 Ma
2 Ma
2
2 Ma
2
1
2%
3,700
__5
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 Mi
8%
8%
8 %
27%
27%
27
27%
27%
27 Vi
27 Ma
27%
27
27
2,500
No par
12
12'A
12
12'A
12
12 Ma
11%
12'A
11%
12
22.200
99
99%
Inc
No par
100
Ry Co
Breweries
"99
101
"99
101
"99
101
2
'
22
100
10
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern
31V* Jan
For footnotes
100
-50
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1,66%
54
20
7.700
23 Vi
15
1
Campbell W & C Foundry-
5
75
900
10'%
23%
80 Mi
5
Packing Corp
28
29
31 Ma
10'A
23 Mi
"50 Mi
10
Co
27% Jan
18'% Jan
31 Ma
10%
10%
25 Ma
500
43%
31'
31%
107 %
Calumet
100
1,300
10%
44%
10%
107%
Jackson
"12%
26%
—1
participating preferred
50'% Jan
56% Jan
44%
1,100
31'%
44
31%
10%
"106%
7%
Byron
3
13'% Jeui
"43'%
1,750
43%
45
"43%
Byers
19
5
13
11'A
Apr
6
93'%
"12%
13 Vb
23%
Dec
6
"92
13
13
10%
28
17% Jan
92 VB
"92 Va
23'i
56
11% Jan
92
94
94
23%
Canadian
55V2Jan
8,200
11 MA
Canadian Pacific
30
5,200
77%
10%
5
11
55%
x76%
31%
—
6
31
55 »A
78'a
19
preferred
100
& Zinc
5
Co (A M) common—No par
Jan
18% Jan
55%.
77%
23%
4 Va %
20 'A Feb
55% Feb
55
Butte Copper
34
16% Jan
55%
78%
15 %
6
9
x55
84
2
17
"11%
84
18% Jan
15
11%
15%
30% Feb
Oct
9%
11%
10'A
12'A
100
Butler Bros common
11
16% Oct
15,100
11%
13'%
U'%
"62
5
pfd
prior preferred
13
,43%
26 Mi
No par
Co
13
"53'A
100
40% Mar 31
51'A Jan
13%
31 Mi
"99
No par
Callahan Zinc-Lead
2
13%
10'A
24%
No par
40
,
California
12 y4 Feb
13%
37%
2.50
100
Inc
2
6
1,830
13 Va
42 V«
1
2
29
9'%
23'A
No par
2% Jan
8% Jan
26%
9%
10'A
2.50
5
preferred
conv
26'A
9%
32
43%
"31 Va
5
.
27% Jan
9
12%
100
preferred
Terminal
26%
9%
78
8
13
"92%
94
0
r
_
Co
1,600
22%
47
24%
-
Watch
4,800
22 Va
1
15
20
27% Jan
16
21,600
23%
Inc
27
4
31% Nov
Co
500
20
23%
Bigelow
6
2
140
34'%
22%
100
30
14
81'A
34'%
23
Bush Terminal Bldg 7%
5%
80'%
34%
"22
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
-Bush
82'%
34%
20
(The) Co common
3Va%
81%
35
'6%
i
% Jan
43'% Jan 19
X16'% May 26
.
f
82
20
:
22 % Jan
Jan
10% Jan
9
Jan
24t4 Jan
243i Jan
8
2
11% Feb
Jan
19% Nov
Feb
85
Jan
104V/4Apr
38
15% Jan
82% Jan
13
28
28
3
8
8 V* Nov
1% Oct
30
31
19% Oct
24'% May 16
4%
Jan
17% Feb
81
16'A
Burlington Mills Corp common
91% Jan
Apr
18% Jan
,
2,900
15
$5 preferred
Bulova
14'A
24%
Buffalo Forge Co—
'Bullard Co new
'Jan
84
Apr
Apr
18% Jan
2
22
Jan
11% May
2
Jan
13% Feb
25
12
73 V* Jan
Budd
14
15%
Bearing Co
Bpcyrus-Erie Co
„•
14%
xl9'%
Brunswicfc-Balke-Collender
52% Feb
6
92% Apr
118
33
5
83 % Feb
17% Jan
3
20
•
16% Jan
28
38
14
7
16
30
47% Jan
1
7
14% Nov
16% Dec
Jan
15% Jan 23
36 Va May
13
27
78% Jan
12
81% May 29
50
Aug
4
19% Jan
14'%
14%
16'a
3%% preferred.
Brooklyn Union Gas com
5% cum conv preferred
2
Oct
15% Dec
,
600
14%
"81
T4%
20%
Airways Inc
23
Jan
22% Oct
17
Jail
41,100
16'/a
Bristol-Myers Co common
24% Oct
95
x50
64%
144'A
36%
20
20
26% Jan
63'%
143'%
■37'a
16Mb
Bridgeport Brass Co
Briggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
Briggs & Stratton
No par
2
3,200
55%
1.44'/4
37
55%
144
*
20%
preferred wl
Bower Roller
Branlff
36%
54'/a
",143'%
37%
37
x55 Ma
16
29
42 %4 Feb
7
Jan
25
•
2,500
20%
_
Common wi
Nov
25% Jan
26%
"34%
Boston & Maine RR—
39% Nov
26%
20%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3 % % preferred
5
94% Jan
26%
34%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
81% Jan
26%
19%
Borden Co (The)
5
26%
26 V2
20
30
6
36,200
7.50
14
Feb
92
1%
34%
—No par
A
class
Bond Stores Inc
76% Feb
15
1 Va
19%
-1
2.50
Jan
56
14
3%
35
.
Class B_
5
14
81
360
105
105
1'%
—No par
Co
Ami
81
3,300
37%
37'%
106
1%
19%
Co
11 Va Jwn
Jan,13
11
52% Jan
54% Aug 28
9% Feb
14% Jan
"80 M4
37%
37 Ms
5,900
63'A
1%
144
144
14%
63
62 Vb
34%
Boeing Airplane Co—
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
6
21% Dec
15
94
"105
106
700
20%
"92
64
.
±6
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
48% Feb
Jan
(E W)
"143 'A
"20 Va
94
20%
37%
37 Vb
20 Vt
"92
63%
63 %
"105
1,200
11,800
No par
Co
(Delaware)
Blockson Chemical CO
Jan
25
Co
144
14%
7%
21% Jan
14
35
26%
26 Va
37 Va
27
10%
63%
63%
G3 %
63 Mi
57
20% Feb
82
.
20 Va
"92
94
37 Mi
36% Jan
Dec
12%
26 M2
6
3,900
28
28%
"92
common.—10
Best & Co
33'%
27'A
20 %
10
4,300
15%
"33
12%
Cum
Best Foods
83
27%
56%
2
8
27 v2
37
21
9
33'%
27
26%
18% Jan
89% Jan
15
"33
28'/a
3,700
15 Vs
15'%
15%
33%
30
18'%
"81
82'%
27 %
1
com—No par
34% Jan
61% Jan
"33
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
18% Nov 28
3
xl5%
6
26
9% May 17
28 y»
39'%
105'%
18%
28 J/4
"33
5
Jan
49% Jan
16 Va
15%
16mb
33%
1,200
39'%
18%
"81
82%
"81
20
79
6
16
"33
18%
19
18'%
19
90
39
.
"104%
39%
105
105
105%
82%
■
39i%
39%
39%
"105
33%
"81
82%
57% Jan
18 % Apr
12 V* Nov
39%
105%
18%
19
18%
"81
.—100
Corp
39%
-
37 % Jan
22 J/4 Oct
17
105
105
"104%
39%
"39%
27% Jan
14
31% May 16
10%
2,900
6
Jan
15 Vb Mar 15
1,800
10'A
2
19
,
23%
10
22
39% Mar 12
20
22%
10%
Jan
Jan
Feb
3
Nov
15% Oct
"38 Vb
23%
10%
53% Feb
14
84
33'%
23%
10%
1
36
142
2
"38'/a
23%
10%
104%
1%
7
16
38%
23 %
10%
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co
1 peso
146% Aug 26
29
12% Oct
"38 VB
23%
Pineficial
18% Jan
139% Apr
39
Bendlx Aviation
25% Jan
1,100
10 Va
5
15
16'%
23'A
2
22
16'%
"38 Ma
5
29% Jan
16%
10%
Feb
36% Dec
16%
23%
37% Jan
7
16%
39
105 VA Jan
1 % Jan
1.400
23 Mi
6
2
51
39
14
1% Jan
50%
"16%
20
1
1% Mar
Corp
preferred
Loan
.52'/4
17
Bell & Howell Co common
-
SlMi
"I6M2
Jan
Jan
52%
53%
convertible
4% %
30
500
52%
16%
36'/8Jan
59
103
Jan
87
2
9
Feb
May 22
45 Vb Apr
x91'/a Feb
26% Feb
Dec
28
94
72
I
50
10
preferred
3%%
20%
72
16%
Beatrice Foods Co common
14% Jan
17
25% Oct
23
32
7
12
Jan
Jan
79% Jan
30
87
Apr
Jan
40
106
20%
73'%
523/4
No par
12.50
preferred..—100
Beaunlt Mills Inc common
2.50
Beck Shoe (AS) 4%% pfd
100
Beech Aircraft Corp
1
Beech Creek RR
50
Beech-Nut Packing Co
10
Beldlng-Heminway
1
Bell Aircraft Corp
1
2
12
26
45'%
21'%
10
common
Works
52 Mi
46%
21 Va
"71'%
10
Corp new
Iron
"72
*
51%
Bayuk Cigars Inc
11% Jan
Jan
Jan
18
12
14
39
39
31
22% Jan
4
Dec
30
78% Feb
12
4%
104
5
22
11% Dec
9Vi Feb
94% Apr
9
Jan
22% Jan 16
10
Feb.. 6
24% Dec 22
33% Apr
Jan
38
23
Jan
41
7
May
20 Vb May 23
iiHn
6%
noncumulative preferred__100
17% Feb
42
6%
6%
6%
28
36 Vb Feb
18
3,300
1
(The)_Nopar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
13
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
Babcock
"106%
101'A
"47
107
101
u
48
100 %
"47
101
100
100
48
107'%
48
47 »A
47 Mi
47%
47 Vi
50
19%
19%
20 Ma
20%
20 %
1,300
31'A
31%
30%
31%
38.600
"50Va
50%
50%
51
29%
30
19%
19'.'2
19%
19 %
25
32'A
32 %
32%
32%
31%
32 Vi
51 Va
51 %
.51 Mi
51%
30%
31 Mi
30 %
Ry
no par
$3 preferred A-~
Capital Airlines Inc
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co—
1
"55
13
17%
340
48
Ltd—No par
—
100
7,800
a
19 7
Capital Admin class A common
"99
106
500
"50%
51 Vi
30%
"30 %
31%
"29%
30'%
55%
"55
55'%
"55
55%
"55
55 %
13 Mi
13
13%
13
13 Mi
12%
13 Ma
12%
12%
5,900
18
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,800
"55
55'.
1,400
a
s.
*
Volume 177
Number 5193
.
.
A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(633)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Previous
Range for
Year
1952
Lowest
Range
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Aug
5
1101% Jan
27
111% Jan
Carolina
Clinchfield
10
x37% Jan
6
40% Feb
Carolina
Power
39 '/4 Oct
30
53 V4 Jan
28
441-2 Jan
2
49
21% Jan
23
36% Dec
4
34'% Jan
2
39% Feb
39% Jan
10
58
Dec
4
55% Jan
5
61% Feb
Conv
preferred 4%
57% Oct
16
72
Dec
4
69
Jan
5
78
Feb
Conv
preferred 4.80%
14% Dec
3
13% Jan
14
30 Va Apr
18
10% Feb
20
22
Oct
21
142
Nov
116
217/8 Feb
3
143
65% Jan
7
104
Jan
30
104% Feb
33% Oct
30
51% Jan
2
3 3'/a Feb
131% Dec
5
150 V2 Feb
26
130% Feb
94% Nov
6
110% Jan
2
Oct
98
1%
Jan
47
47
110%
111'A
39%
39%
40y8
48
48
43»/4
38%
47
"
39%
38
38%
llOVa
110%
150
40%
5,100
48%
1,000
40
•47%
series
36%
37%
38 Va
38%
50
CO
60
61
61 %
•62
64
62%
•59
61%
50
series
*75
77
76
76%
78
78
77
77
•74
75
1,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
•13%
13%
1,100
32,400
1
12.50
23
—100
141
1—10
„_
61
common
13%
24%
23 %
22%
141
141
61%
•13%
22%
141
•140
62
61%
•60%
23
22%
142%
61%
16,500
900
21%
22%
142%
142%
30
63
61%
61%
9,600
104
•104 Va
105%
200
33 Va
33%
25,600
•130%
132%
22%
142%
•140
62%
38
36%
61 %
104%
of Amer cpm__No par
—100
34%
35%
34%
3514
34%
34%
33%
341/8
"130%
132%
•130%
132%
130%
130%
•130%
132%
preferred series A_100
94%
95
94%
95
94%
95%
94%
95V4
94%
95
2,500
18
18%
18 Vb
18%
18 V8
18 Va
17%
18%
17%
17%
3,200
—
preferred
conv
•104
104%
105
•104
104%
104
.
10
28
16 Va Jan
12
1614 Feb
5
2o
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
600
19% Jan
7
1914 Jan
8
Central
16%
•16%
20% Mar 12
5
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
2
7 % Jan
3,200
6% Jan
7
Central
1
6%
7%
6%
15
17% Jan
9% Feb
23
14
32
6
40'% Jan
22
Jan
9
73% Jan
30
y8 Jan
26
1214 Jan
2
Central
38% Jan
2
4014 Jan
27
Central
36
Apr
24
40% Aug 18
104
Jan
8
110% Oct
2
19% Oct 2g
21% Nov
25
24% Oct
9
5
Feb
Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry vtc
65
13
8
Jan
5%
38%
38%
37%.
381/4
36%
37
•72%
7214
72%
72%
71%
72
71 Va
71%
1,600
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
5,100
39%
39%
39%
4014
•39%
40%
39%
39%
39%
40
2,300
100
107 Va
107 VB
•10714
108 Va
107 Va
107%
•107%
108%
107 Va
1071a
90
10
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%''
20%
20%
20%
20%
4,4.00
25
25%
24 '/a
24 Va
23%
23%.
23%
23%
23 Va
23 Va
800
6
41/2 %
28
Central
30
Central RR Co
24% Oct
23
7
25% Jan
30
17
20% Dec
201'8 Jan
2
21% Feb
3
31
21
F_eb
14y2 Jan
15
Jan
16
No par
preferred
Illinois Public Service—
Class
of N J class A——50
B
Central
Jan
8
Apr
3
10
Jan
8% Jan
8
814 Jan
X34
Dec
9
58% Feb
35% Feb
6
38% Jan
Cerro
13% Oct
23
16% Apr
14% Jan
5
14% Jan
Certain-Teed
28
42
Feb
3414 Jan
5
37
Chain
Belt
'
'
1,800
25%
25%
•24 Ms
25 %
24%
23%
21 %
21%
24%
23%
5
21%
21%
21%
21%
2D/4
21%
21 J/4
21%
17,200
15%
15%
15%
15V4
15 VB
15 VB
15 Vb
15%
•15%
15%
600
•8%
8%
•8%
8%
•8%
36%
37%
37'/a
37% '
37%
38
14%
14%
14%
14% '
14%
14%''
35%
35%
36
36%
36%
_No par
Corp
5
1
10
Pasco
38 %
50
Century Ribbon Mills:
de
38%
9.50
—
& South West Corp
Violeta Sugar Co
Central
Feb
2,800
73%
Jan.
20
7
39 V2
2514 Jan
15% Dec
6%
12%
20% Jan
16% Apr
7
73%
2
110
67s
7
39
26
21
6%
100
Jan
20
7
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Illinois Light common
•
preferred series B vtc
22% Jan
106 y2 Jan
No par
common
preferred
Aguirre Sugar Co
12
68% Dec
15% Feb
5%
Corp
8
35% Dec
29
Dec
Celotex
22
7
10% Jan
33% Oct
111
39 Va
47
47
10
_
110%
'
39 Ve
22
47% Jan ,17
JL5
2nd
41/2%
111%
100
Celanese Corp
38% Jan
133% Jan
•Ill
18% Jan
17
2
17% Jan
6
4
29
111%
39 VB
common
Preferred 4.20%
Shares
111%
6
19 Va Jan
19% July 30
6
Jan
Co
preferred
the Week
Feb. 6
% Feb
24
Oct
16
94
I)
(J
1%
Friday
Feb. 5
5
Caterpillar Tractor
Sales for
Thursday
39%
Carpenter Steel Co
Jan
26
PRICES
Feb. 4
39
Carrier Corp common-
Jan
16
Jan
104% Aug
99% Jan
25
Jan
58
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 8
No par
Case
G
140
31
66
Ry_100
Carriers & General Corp.
Dec
2
Ohio
&
Light
1414 Jan
154% Aug 21
3
47% Jan
15% Oct
Jan
&
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 2
Par
41% Dec
9
Feb
34
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
20'
104% Jan
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
,
*
Products Corp
Co
•25
25 %
"
,37
8%
8%
-
500
•8%
8%
100
36%.
37
35%
36%
6,900
14%"
14%
14%
14%
5,600
x34%
.
35%
34%
34%
1,300
1,700
8%
Champion Paper & Fibre CoJan
15
Jan
18
105% Oct
21
10014 Jan
103% Jan
30
5% Oct
23
8% Jan
17
5% Jan
6% Jan
14
May 17
34% Jan
26
30
31% Feb
4
2
39% Dec
10
38% Jan
41% Fe b
2
4
88
: Dec
23
85
Feb
85% Jan
9
23% Dec
23
20
Feb
23
8
28
33% Jan
81% Jan
16%
30
1
22% May
98
Feb
20
32
29 Va Feb
July 24
Jan
Jan
Common
•
30%
30%
30%
•29%
No par
Manufacturing
1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
102 %
102%
'102 Vb
103 Va
•102%
6%
6%
6 Va
$4.50
preferred
Checker Cab
3%%
6
x31
31
•30%
41 Va
85
20%
par
41%
85
convertible preferred——100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No
30
21%
41
31
%
29%
29%
29%
102%
102%
101%
IOI1/2
100
5%
5%
1,600
6
5%
31%
41%
•31
32
•31%
31%
300
41%
40%
41%
84 V2
85%
•841%
86%
20%
20%
20%
21
20 Va
20%"
24%
•
85%
20%
20
29%
6
31
41%
•84%
30%
103%'
6
24%
24%
24%
24%,
24%
900
40%
40
25,000
300
85
•84%
'
Jun
27
22% July 22
20
2
Class A
18% Jan
22% Feb
34% Dec
1
32% Feb
■>"% T-"i
18% Dec
17
14% Feb
18
Jan
6
18
8% Feb
10
Jan
6
Mar J 9
19% Feb
22% Jan
13
21% July
20
28% Dec
17
1
Oct
28
10% Dec
18% Oct
15
24
7
13
7
20
12% Mar
.
12
15% Feb
18 % Feb
28% Apr
25% Jan
19% Jan
23% Jan
Chicago Corp (The)
L
Chicago Great Western Ry
15
Milw
27
51V4 Dec
23
49
Jan
5114 Jan
2
5%
20% Apr
26
17
Feb
19% Jan
2
Chic &
42% Dec
30
39
Feb
42% Jan
6
32% Feb
20
45% Apr
24
56% July 23
28
9
81% Jan,
11
Nov
19% Jan
2
3
,
14
1
31% Juri
4
2
Jan 22
Jan
:8
Jan
21
21% Jan
4Mar 12
2% Jan
Mar 12
13
26
9% Jan
14
16
3 % Jan
28
16
1214 Jan
29
34
* Jan
28
39
Jan
5
6
9614 Jan
2
90
10
Dec
Childs
9
9914 Jan
29
35% Jan
22
77% Dec
3
72% Jan 27
74% Jan
Jan
28
Oct
A
series
July
18
155
Apr
105% Maj- 12
65% Jan 14
Dec
110
Apr
75
Dec
2
13
15% Jan
81
Feb
83
2
.6
Jan
6
,2
53% Jan
8
4
2
109'%. Jan
19
29
73% Feb
4
Jan
6
4314 Jan
9
52% Jan
2
44% Jan
60% Jan
2
38% Jan
24% Oct 22
3
75
Dec
3
102
Jan
7
23
Jan
2
15
Oct
16
41
Jan
18
39
Jan
8
,
•73%
75%
69%
67%
69%
67%
68%
95
95
95
94%
94
94
21%
21%
941/4.
21%
•94%
21%
94%
21%
21%
21%
3%
2,300
2,000
100
•11%
35%
35%
35%
110
92%
94%
90 %
92%
26,800
42%
43
43%
42%
100%
100%
37%
38%
93
,
42%
4,200
100% 100%
43
441/2
II,300
74%
91%
43
100%
37%
M
13%
•102
-
13%
39%
42%
43%
100
100
41%
42%
29%
13%
30%
29%
30%
29
v
2§%
1,400
25,000
91%
89%
91
89%
90%
12,000
13%
%13 %
•102
103
103
13
1214
13
:
*
•102
102
103
12%
102
■
.
32%
33%
32%
33 :
33
33
32%
33
1,300
15%
15%
15%
15%,
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
82%
1,000
41
41
1,300
•145
160
82%
43
,
•145
•78%:
82%
43%
•145
43%
160
83
•78%
83
*
82
81
.82%'
82%
43
160
43%
•
78
i.
43%
•145
160
•
83 t
%
81
82%
82"%
43%
43%
160
•145
•78%
52%
•78%
83
52%
52%
ioa%
108 J/4
83
53
52%
108%
108 %
*108%
108%
108
•73%
74%
73%
x74
•43%
44
74%
i44
73%
stock—50
*73%
•43%
43%
43%
•43%
44
43%:
43%
70
1
55%
56 Mr
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
37
38
36%
37%
1,900
12,800
24
24%
23%
24
94%
94%
320
4%
4%
11,700
29%
29 Va
2,200
£2 %
52%
52%
56
56%#,
37%
"
37%
38%
24 Va
24%
.94%
94%.
94%
6% Jan
2
4
Jan
2
5
Feb
4
4%
4%
4%
4%
28% Jan
9
30
Feb
4
29%
291/4
£9%
29%
Climax Molybdenum—
No par
36%
4%
29%
135
5
30 y
•133
135
%
:
•73
74
•94%
94%
4%
4%
29%
29%
•133
135
,
;
108%
74%
5
131-
Jan
J5
34
Jan
19
7%
Feb
4
78
Jan
2
80
Jan
5
4%
117 % Jun
13
109% Jan
7
117
Feb
5
cumulative 2nd preferred—100
Coca-Cola Co (The)
No par
Jan
7
.875
Jan
6
Coca-Cola
Colgate-Palmpllve-Peet com—No par
$3.50 preferred
;
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp.!
No par
46%
46 %'
45%
88%
89%
88%
88%
•88%
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
21 %
21%
21
21%
Colorado
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
18%
19
24
43% Jan
13
47% Jan
2
Apr
9
88% Jan
20
89% Jan
13
2
20% Jan
2
22% Feb
2
7
18% Feb
6
20 % Jan
6
Jan
5
58 % Jan
21
Jan
6
60% Jan
—
16
•
22% Feb
55
59% Mar 27
Dec
55
12
-
57%
56
56%
55
55
•58
59
58
58%
58%
58%
690
58
330
1st
57%
58
58%
•57%
58%
41%
41%
411/4
41%
40%
41
40
40%
Jan
2.50
41%
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
40%
41
40%
40%
3,200
Jan
Columbia
No par
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
coinmon_.No par
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
13%
49,900
12%
4%
13% Feb
Columbia
Gas System Inc
Pictures
Jail
49
Jan
Columbian
2
27% Aug 13
25 % Feb
6
26
Jan
Coiumbus
14
44% Jan 30
39% Jan
26
42
Feb
35% Feb
6
$4,25 cumulative
Carbon
20% Feb
3
221/4 Jan
Commercial
30% Jan
2
7
36'/a Feb
Commonwealth Edison
$2% Jan 14
34% Dec
31
34% Jan
7
36 »/8
Feb
35% Dec
26
35% Dec
31
35% Jan
2
37
Jan
28
B% Dec
10
10% Feb
18
7% Jan
7% Feb
4
23% Oct
28
28% Jan
2
25% Jan
271/4 Jan
27
21 % Apr
19
25
2
23%' Feb
24'% Jan
15
7
29
31% Jan
30
29
19
40% Feb
4
10914 Mar 27
10714 Jan
1091/2 Jan
convertible
27% Jan
Nast
30
99
105% July 15
16% Jan
11% Jan
Jan
8
4%%
29
Preferred
4%
14% Jan
2
15% Feb
2
23
Jan
5
12% Jan
27
53% Jan
23
Consolidated Laundries
Jan
2
Consolidated
5
Consol RR
Natural
64 % Feb
4
12
33
12
32% Feb
6
38% Jan
2
1
9% Jan
30
10 % Jan
6
Feb
6
10y4 Jan
6
Consolidated
xl8% Jan
12
22% Feb
3
Consolidated Vultee
11
Apr
12Va Jan
9
14
20% Dec
23
-6%
Feb
5
Jan
5
Consumers
2
110
May 16
104% Jan
21
108% ->*n
8
3
109% Nov 26
-105% Jan
19
108% Feb
5
40% Jan
15
36
2
43% Dee
31
Jan
17
103% Feb
8
16% Jun
12
19% Dec
4
89% Dec
18
96
Feb
7
102
Jan 26
18% Jan
2
90Vb Jan
4814 Dee
31
2
451/2 Jari 13
38
12,500
36
36
35%
36
36%
36
36 Ve
35%
35%
4,900
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
•7%
25
25
No par
10
No par
No par
5
100
Aircraft
Power Co com
1
Jan
51% Feb
23
4
5
99
Jun
16
94% Feb
5
97% Jan
8
16
117
Feb
8
1121/4 Jan
16
118 % Jan
30
23 %
23%
•23 Va
23%
30%
30%
30%
30'A
30%
■1,000
10%
10%
10
10%
10 Ve
10%
10
10 Va
9%
10 Va
17,700
39%
108%
.40 %
40%
40%
40 %
40%
40
40%
39%
40%
27,800
*
108%
108%
108%
108%
27%
27%
27%
*-4 0 00
27%
108
108%
109
108%
108%
3,300
27%
28
27%
27%
-•101
108
6,100
28
109
109
108%
108%
101 Ms
101
101
•100
15
15
15
900
12
11%
12
500
101%
•101
15
15
15%
14%
•12
1218
12
12 Va
•11%
.
15
•14%
12
12
108
108
101%
500
20
4,500
57
56%
57%
57V4
57%
56%
57%
57
57%
35%
36
36
37
351%
35%
33
35
33%
33%
1,800
34%
34%
35
341/8
35
33
34%
32%
33%
4,900
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,000
56
9%
9%
•9%
9%
9VB
9%
9
9Vs
5,100
9%
9%
9%
9%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
55,700
No par
37
36%
37
36%
361b
36
36%
36'/8
36%
13,700
No par
common—20
.No par
preferred—No par
9%
9%
9%
107%
107
107%
107
107'/4
107 Va
107%
1077
8
107%
107%
107%
107%
108 %
108%
x43%
44 %
44 Va
44%
441/8
44%
43%
44
42%
•102%
103 Va
•102%
106
•107%
107
•107%
107%
108
43%
590
240
2,600
104
•102%
104
•102 Va
104
104
•102%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
22
21%
22
21%
92
92%
92%
93
92%
92%
92%
92%
92%
92%
500
50%
50%
50%
51
50%
51%
50%
51
50%
51%
11,600
99%
94%
94%
117%
117%
—
$3.75 preferred
$4.25 conv 2nd
Va
2,000
22 VB
Baking Co com—No par
Inc
26 %
28
14%
—
—
26%
x36%
•
$5.50 preferred
Continental» Can
26%
1
10c
Continental
94
26%
23%
•30%
34
15
pfd
5
30
25%
23%
31%
109
6
Jan
26%
.23%
30%
101%
22 '/a Feb
45
26%
'23 %
•107
Corp
Textile Co Inc.:
$4.5p preferred
$4.52 preferred
26 Va
23%
•101
Gas
of Cuba 6%
3,500
26%
31%
100
1.33%
3,700
2,000
23 %
26%
.100
B
7%,
31 %
&
102% Jan
Jan
22.
35%
No par
No par
Container Corp of America com—10
4% preferred
J—
100
108% Sep
For footnotes see page
35%
pfd certificates of deposit
Jan
12
36%
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc.
102% Jan
38% Dec
35%
Light
series
39 Ve Dec
3,500
36%
series C
8
39% Dec
13,500
35%
Consolidated Grocers Corp
38% Jan
58
Elec
16
*
8,600
20%
36 Va
: 36V8
.T,
27% Sep
5
35%
20%
preferred-..
52% Oct
Feb
40%
20%.
20%
of Ealt com—.No par
Preferred
11
Va
35%
21%
35%
No par
Gas
5
18
40
36
20%
35%
$5 preferred-
7
103 % Jan
41%
35%
21%
21
Consol Edison of N Y com
Power Co
*37
35%
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
:
Consolidated Cigar
No par
Consolidated Coppermlnes Corp
5
Jan
28
40%
36%
•61
20%
Publishing Co
110% Jan
13
106% Jan
42
35%
62
No par
Co
pfd..
Consolidated
25
41%
21
•61
com—.25
Solvents
$1.40 conv
5
5,600
36%
34% Jan
10% Jan
9,200
25%
41%
31
8% Jan
48%
25 Va
36%
34% Dec
3714 Jan
20
47%
25%
41%'
36%
Co.'
35y8 Jan
25
61%
48%
25%
41%
41%
10
'
Engineering
Credit
17% Oct 27
Conde
61 %
48
26
25%
7
11
$1.32
62
48%
25%
No par
20,700
25%
47%
.25%
6,100
48
48 %
Elec„5
.
25%
61%
4.7
Ohio
•57%
48%
62
•61
•60
.No par
Co
Superheater Inc
Commercial
38% Jan
13%
preferred_No par
Southern
&
Combustion
'
31
590
•56%
59
63
Nov
50
3,800
19,800
57%
6
27% Dec
3,600
90
58%
9
113
45Va
57%
6114 Feb
39 '/a Nov
4414
•88%
59%
45% Jan
1238 Jan
90
42%
11% Jan
31% Feb
45%
•88%
58 Va
4
Jan
x45%
90
59
15
July
300
3; 100
58
26
38%4 Aug
46%.
•
81
116%
•880
•880
45%
•79 Va
116
100
100
Nov
Nov
80%
117
100
131/2 Jan
20% Jaji
46
-
80%
116
com.
Southern Ry
noncumulative
611/2 Apr
63
116,
•880
•880
•880
80
80
115%
58
15
3
116
41%
42
42% Jan
•79%
79%
115%
58
6
56% Jun 11
•133
79%
116
pfd
noncumulative 2nd pfd
Colorado &
4%
No par
Iron
&
115%
135
A-2.50
9
1
11
Fuel
Corp—No par
•79%
4,100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl
Class B
29
39% Feb
16% Jan
Internat'l
•133
70
58
38% Jan
14% Feb
4
29
55
1—100
■preferred——!
390
136
•133
136% Aug
227/8 July
6,600
52%
108%
52%
24%
47% Dec
210
108%
,
*38%
95
-50
33%
24%
.*
2,700
32%
37%
88
280
91
V
92
13%
•102
103
100%
39
29%'
91%
43%
100%
94%
13% Oct
3%
35%
24%
32% Jun
.41% Aug 19
3%
94%
94
2
2
400
3%
No par
gtd
50
$4.50 preferred——
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
15
15
13%
35%
24%
Jan
Mar 24
9%
13%
93%
93%
42% Feb
10
•9%
35%
common—_1
58
9% Oct 15
21%
9%
13%
94%
.93%
4%% cum .conv preferreed—__10O
Clopay Corp
;
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com——No par
6
10% Aug 13
7,600
21%
•91/4
35
94%
Clinton Foods
4
400
ll7/a
23
32% Jan,
600
7.300
12
73%
,5
Illuminating com.No par
Inc
12,300
74
11%
23
8
55%
•71
12
Jan
8
Apr 22
5
—100
No par
537/a
56%
12
37
;
3,700
12
24% Jan
Jan
19
36
94
4J1-8
9,200
X34%
35%
100%
17%
39%
12
12%
17
3%
3%
95
38 y4 Jan
27
12
3%
6
1
25% Oct 23
3%
19
.
28
32% July 18
3%
Jan
Nov
xl06% Jan 2
3 %
14
,•13%
7,100
17
39 Va
:
•13%
9%
?9%
,
14
Jan
40% Feb
1
—1
"9%
9%'
13%
Jan
59
6
9%
14%
90
3
20
21%
22%
60
5
•94
50
17%
.
,55%.
56%
:
36
2
92
75
68%
2
Jun
99
74%
70
9
Jan
31% May
55%
73%
69%
noncumulative preferred—100
*
34 % Jan
55%
72%
71
I,600
40
17
39
.
18
,
33
102
54%
73
28
Special guaranteed 4%
38
9
55
70%
49%
17%:
40
Jan
874
17% Oct
49%
50%
,
25% Jan
39% Dec
130 % Jan
50%
73
Clevite Corporation
8
16,500
54%
25
—25
"
3
1914
par
i% %/ convertible preferred
100
Equipment Co new——20
C C & St Louis R'y Co com
.100
21
74
19%
17%
•9%
—
Cleve Elec
20%
40
•13%
Co common
convertible .preferred—.,
5%
,52% Jan
108: Jan
19%
18
Clark
C
23
16% Apr
50%
2,600
20%
40
—10
preferred
City Products Corp..,,—
City .Stores Co common,
27
44% Jan
4
Feb
>
41
Sep
91
.
50%
8%
39%
No par
5 y2 %
33 Vo' Jan
Dec
Sep
20%
14%
8%
17%
City Investing Co common
Jan
102
12
44
1
19% Max 18
23
20%
3214
14%
8%
50%.
14%-Jan
.6
Jan
15% Jan
9
81% Apr
3
3% Oct 24
13
20%
32%
14%
8%
%
30% Feb
55
97% Jan
20%
33%
14%
9%
18%
95% Jan
3
Feb
32%
15
9
50%
6
29
56% Sep
2S% May
106
34%
15
9%
41
6
26
7% May
3,700
34
15%
18"%
—
4
80
Nov
34%
Vb
39%
Feb
12% Jan
2
5
27
2,500
50%
100
—100
A
'
102
■30% Jan
7
34% Oct
11,300
23%
par
pfd
noncum
4% preferred
f,,—
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
GIT Financial Corp,—
No par
:
New
——X——__•
No par
Cities Service Co_
1
^}.Q
100
14
Feb
48% Feb 21
37
187/a
22%
20%
89% Feb
14% Dec J30
102
74% Jan
10% Dec
18%
23%
9
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com.
44% Feb
90,
Sep 10
48% Dec .22
17
18%
23%
15
Copper Co—,:
Chrysler Corp—r_—r
43% Feb
Jan
40% Jan
2
371/4 Dec ' 4
103
7
40% Jun
18%
24%
•34
Chile
% Feb
30
12
87
19
23%
-9%
North Western com—No par
preferred
5%
25
40% Dec
37% Jan
18%
25
15%
Chicago Yellow Cabj.
Chickasba Cotton Oil——
7
5
Dec
79% Nov
35 % May
19
•24%
34%
$3 convertible preference—No
Jan
48% Jan
98
33% July, 1
140
18%
25%
9%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
5-% conv preferred series A—100
Chicago & South Air Lines—No par
10 y2 Jan
4
14% May 12
28% Jan
12
3
9
9
6
29 '
,
Jan
95
% Feb
114
89% Oct 22
9
19%
24%
Pac—^No par
&
5,100
34%
4
15%
Chicago JPneumatiq Tool cpm_No
4
29
75
13% Jan
,
Jan
«
41% Jan
37% May
94% Jan
92
5
Feb
71% Jan
8
12% Feb
18
5'
29% Nov
68% Feb 27.
54
19
Nov
20% Dec 31
30
10
9214 Jan
23
95
27
2% Oct
9
July 25
72% Dec
Apr 19
1?
8% Sep 18
Oct
26
65 y2 Jan
56% Feb
12
67 y2 Jan
Paul
25 %
'
61 % Apr
49% Jan
13
51% Jan
75
St
series
5 %
25%
—No par
Class B
Chic
25%
18%
1
50
com
5% preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
21
Jan' 16
x39 % Feb
25%
40
•95
117.
97%
117%
•94
•117%
98
118
•94
117%
118
22'/a
13,400
•94
96
100
118
118
640
13
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(634)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Year
1952
Lowest
7% Nov
Jan.
Monday
9%
10%
93A
9%
preferred
18%
19%
19%
•18 3/4
convertible
19%
*i83A
19%
Fibre
5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'A
12%
12%
12%
700
10
81%
81%
81%
82
82
82
81 %
81%
81%
81 %
1,300
1
10%
11
10%
10%
103A
10%
103/a
103A
10%
10%
30
xl7% Jan
9
19% Feb
6
12% Jan
30
13% Jan
Continental Diamond
68% Apr
16
79
Jan
15
82 % Jan
Continental Insurance
7% Apr
30
81% Nov 26
10% Nov 28
9% Jan
2
Continental Motors
Apr
3
57% Feb
6
62% Jan
Jan
30
20% Jan
12
21'/a Jan
29
25% Jan
13
27% Jan
22
25% Dec
18
31% Aug 13
18% Oct
22
29 % Jan
2
28% Jan
51% Jan
14
26% Jan
12
25% Jan
2
12
23% May
Jan
12
24
25
Dec
27
27 % Feb
2
17% Jun
23
6
Jan
28
16
55% Jan
30
19% Jan
22% Mar 21
10
Oct
48% Jan
2
23% Feb
4
13
68% Jan
52
Preferred
Cornell
Corn
15
69% Jan
9
64 % Jan
66% Nov
5
87% Jan
25
74% Jan
19
79% Jan
6
93
Jan
16
99% Apr
22
95% Jan
21
96% Jan
19
93
Jan
23
99% Apr
23
96% Jan
20
Sep
25
67% Feb
6
22
63
65% Feb
1
73
Jan
10
95% Jan
178
22
71% Jan
Jan
3% Jun
12
Apr 15
4% Nov 26
4% Jan
5
Jan
16
2 %
3
1% Jan
2
1% Jan
2
Coty Internatlon Corp
5
32% Jan
9
Crane
28% Oct
Jan
30% Feb
25
38% Jan
30
95
5
21
Jan
3%%
93% Jan
Jan
5
13% Feb
4
Creameries
12
25% Jan
2
26% Feb
3
Cream
9
27
12% Dec
19
27
12% Oct
22
12
21
21%
20'A
20%
900
26%
26%
27%
27 Va
27
27%
1,100
26
25%
26
26
26
24%
25%
24%
243A
2,600
27'A
26%
26%
26 Va
27%
26
26%
3,200
51
55%
55%
55%
543/s
55%
54%
55%
54%
54%
1,200
22'A
22%
23%
23
23"%
223/4
233/4
223/4
23'A
13,000
66'A
66%
65'A
66%
653A
65
65%
830
76
763A
2,100
of
Corp
•50
51
78%
78%
78%
78%
77%
65%
78%
963A
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
95%
95%
*95%
953A
•953/4
43/4'
63
68%
•168%
4%
94%
1%
1%
1%
167%
30"%
31%
30%
95%
*94 %
95%
4s/«
*1%
31%
*94%
.*94%
1%
4,450
30'/a
10,600
96
*94%
13
13'A
13%
13 Va
133/a
133/4
133A
13%
26%
26%
2 6 3/8
26%
*26%
26'/a
26%
26%
19% Jan
28
14% Jan
9
15% Jan
14
Crown Cork & Seal common
2.80
14%
143%
14%
143/4
143/4
14%
143/4
36% Feb
5
33'A Jan
5
34% Jan
15
33 3A
*33%
35
33%
33%
*33 3/fe
1
1
60% Jan
12
65
Feb
3
64
64%
643A
65
64%
643A
64%
99% Jan
9
103 % Jun
13
101% Jan
9
103
Jan
16
$2 preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—8
.No par
$4.20 preferred
33%
66% Dec
103%
•102'/a
103%
*102%
103'/a
102%
102%
Oct
28
39%
29% Feb
6
33% Jan
6
Crucible Steel of Amer common—28
77% Oct
23
92% Jan
82
6
88% Jan
6
5
J^n 30
30
36% Dec
24
36 % Dec
20% Jan
18
129% Jan
19
' Feb
25
5% Oct
28
Dec
22
55
190
6
36 % Jan
5
35% Jan
5
17
Jan
6
8
185
Jan
8
31
185
Jan
7% Feb
6% Jan
2
58% Jan
.7
63
Jan
16
10% Jan
19
11% Feb
2
Dec
12
3i
Jan
6
7
Feb
7% Jan
6
Feb
20
93
Sep
32
24
10
3i
a»i
va
8
Jan
2
96% Jan
4%%
54% Dec
1
57% Feb
4
Jan
7
8% Jan
21
24% Sep
10
24
19
132% Dec
16
131
3
7% Apr
24
10
23% Feb
129% Jan
6
9% Feb
2
Jan'
26%
12
31'A
86
85
85
32 %
32%
32%
32%
31%
31%
31%
32
32
15%
16
157/8
16%
2t>
Class
Jan
23
131
Jan
23
Dec
9
39% Jan
2
43
Jan
15
Cutler-Hammer
2
39% Dec
21
Jan
90
July 23
23
36% Jan
6
39% Jan
May
8
91% Jan
2
92
Jan
2
7% Jan
15
95
Jan
8
8% Feb
5
7% Dec
22
13
133/a Dec
22
15% Mar 11
14
Jan
21
14
Jan
33% Feb
33A%
73/8
11%
33
393/8
39
91%
91%
91%
,8%
143/4
8'/* '
5% convertible preferred
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
Preferred 4.60* pfd series A
*13%'
373A
14
Jan
23
Feb
2
33 % Feb
36% Dec
35% Jan
5
36 3A Feb
5
89% Feb
3
92
Jan
2
Preferred 3.15%
scries A
Jan
30
92
Jan
16
Preferred 3.75%
series B
100
91
Jan
5
97
Jan
5
Preferred 3.90%
series 0
—100
*96
20% Jan
14
23% Feb
2
9'A Jan
2
9% Jan
19
Feb
6
47% Jan
5
Deep Rock Oil Corp
17 % Oct
22
24% Feb
5
Apr
Oct
16
9% Jan
16
63% Jan
283/4 Oct
21
34'/« Sep
4
313/4 Jan
3
35% Nov
24
33
Jan
2
52
11% Oct
15
15% Jun
7
12
Apr 18
26 % Nov
17
8
39
43
23
{
Feb
62
30% Jan
2
5
7%
47% Jan
9
52% Feb
2
13% Jan
22
15% Jan
30
24'/a Jan
16
27% Feb
79
203A Oct
16
293/4 Oct
31
106'A Apr
29
38% Nov
18
323/4 Jan
8
12% Dec
30
52%
51%
52%
51%
513A
50'A
51'/a
50
503/4
15%
14%
143/4
14%
143/4
13:tA
14%
13%
2
Delaware Power & Light Oo—13.80
26%
27 Va
26%
26%
26 3A
26%
26%
263/4
26%
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
Escrow ctls tot cununuu—
100
*81%
Escrow ctfs for
Derfrv
39
Jan
4,000
93'/a
3,500
1»
18 Va
3,ioq
24%
24%
16,200.
•62'/a
3
33'A Jan
23
40% Feb
8
34% Feb
3
1
Reynolds class A
4.40 %
Co
Diamond Match
3
12% Jan
29
13% Feb
4
2
13% Feb
4
Diana
25
Jan
2
27 Va Jan
27
Distillers
3
8% Jan
2
9>A Jan
13
Divco
30
—100
Dec
1
19
34 Va
37% Jan
12 'A Feb
363/4 Jan
323A Jan
16% Jan
16
24
52
17
65 % July
44% Dec
2
34 Va
21% Jan
Dome
1
69 % Feb
8
40
Feb
6
43% Jan
Dow
1013/4 Feb
5
1023A Jan
263/e Apr
5
23% Jan
28
243/4 Jan
5
11
84% Aug 25
82% Jan
19
833A Jan
14
47
Nov
Dresser
2
92% Jan
19
100'A Jan
30
116% Feb
2
118% Jan
2
Preferred
$4.50
x96
Jan
6
Jan
12
Preferred
$3.50
dii
25
x92%Jan
8
99
July
3
45'A Jan
10
51
Jun
10,.
45% Jan
13
47 % Jan
2
513/8 Oct
27
52
Nov
19
50'A Jan
28
51% Jan
5
$4.15
x48% Dec
10
49 % Dec
9
473/8 Jan
30
48% Jan
5
4%
8 3/4 Apr
25
10% Jan
7
9 Va Jan
6
9% Jan
26
97
34%
34%
34%
34 VB
34
34
*34%
34 Va
2,300
400
13%
133A
13%
133A
13%
*13%
13%
3,600
12%
13
13
13 Va
12%
13 Va
12%
12%
10,800
26%
"26%
2 6 3/a
26%
7,700
83A
83A
27
26 3A
27%
27
26%
9
9
8%
8%
26%
9
•
CO £
800
9
37 %
373A
37 %
373/4
37%
38 y8
3,300
11%
12
12 'A
12%
12%
11%
113/4
3,100
34%
34%
34%
35
Va
343/4
35%
34 V*
343/*
34
343/4
10,100
20
20%
20
20%
19%
•20 Va
19%
20
19%
19%
66%
69 V*
67,%
68 3/a
68
68%
66 Va
68
64
67
41
41%
40
41%.
40%
413/s
40 3/a
41 Va
40
40%
26,500
102 Va
102%
1013A
102 V*
2,500
24
24%
14,700
823/4
823/4
No par
8
No par
50o
100
l
No par
102 V*
24
102
24 3/,
233/4
24 Va
23%
23%
23%
24 V»
*82%
83%
*82%
83 Va
•821/2
83%
•82%
83%
*43
48
*43
47
*43
47
•43
47
12
11%
11%
12
99%
100
series
Nem
%
102 %
102%
102%
5
Pont de
40 3/a
12
Corp
i23/4 Jan
15
40%
373A
preferred
Duplan
6
973/8 Dec
40%
113/4
common
convertible
111/4 Feb
1193/s Apr
%
373A
Co common
13% Aug 29
8
,
1,400
40'/a
40
113A
International
1
40
40%*
13 %
-No par
Dunhlll
xl
2,100
104
373/4
Corp.
Ltd
Industries
33/4%
25
4,800'
29%
.
29%
•37%
$4 preferred series A
22
23%
23
104
13%
2
Douglas Aircraft Co Itae
32
30%
0
.35% Jan
80% Jun
23%
104%
104
_No par
5
15
29 3A
30
105
1,100
13
-No per
2
105% Mar 29
23 Va
23%
29%
8,100
193/a
133/8
8%
15
Chemical
23
143/4
*18%
12%
-
19% Feb
Mines
15
19%
3
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Doehler-Jarvis
14%
19
104
2,300
6%
6%
14%
15 '/a
19
106
64
*62 Va
63A
60c
62 Vz Jan
Aug 13
24%
64
40 Va
40%
Jfl
*6'A
15
30 Va
106
403/a
*62 Va
6'A
18%
22%
*30
No par
24%
24y8
64
18%
22'A
223/4
107
Corp
Corp
Dixie Cup Co
Dr. Pepper Co
22%
6'A
15
15
*18%
30
_
Stores
18%
♦106
fUim preferred
Diamond T Motor Oar Oo
12'/a Jan
15%
18%
a
common
$1.50
15
24%
*62 Va
6%
6'A
10
common—
preferred—
cum
64
*62'/a
6'A
\
_
24%
24%
243A
64
6 Va
s
_
....
Diamond Alkali
13
7
79% May
14% Jan
81
92
18%
Devoe &
9
'A May 19
79
93
18 Va
2
22
Jan
21% Oct 30
813/4
923A
18%
15
Jan
11
3
80
93%
18'A
Jlan
35 % Jan
36% Oct 27
83%
93
18'A
32 % Jan
23 3/a
rorp
12% Jan
Aug 28
82%
933/4
18 V*
Detroit
12% July 30
1
26% Dec
8
81%
93 V*
18%
De
143/4 Jan
13
81%
94
5
108
2,000
823A
24%
Co
263/4
18%
5
Steel
3,960
17,100
93
100
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Vllblss
600
'
14
ft
preferred
(The*
19% Feb
12% May 13
9
Cn
15% Jan
39
Jan
Oil
2
4
1,800
24,100
143/4
2
3
10,500
10,900
9%
41aA
52%
14% Jan
29
100
•
23
80
Delaware Lack & Western
18% Jan
Feb
-
41
100
Delaware & Hudson
21
22 % Feb
-
280
97%
33
July 11
29'A Jan
-
903A
90%
9%
9%
42
90%
•-22%
233/4
42 -
*
-
273/4
Hillsdale A 8 W RR Co.lOO
L04
'
33
Kdisnn
19
9%
9%
42
'
*89%
♦95%
903A
91%
97 % *
22%
23%
9%
42
*
27%
Detroit
21
23%
•96
33%
»
Detroit
25
23%
•90
28%
common
6
Jan
23%
23 %
91%
97%
•
33 %
Co new
preferred
5
35% Jun
8
993/8 Jan
9%
41%
22
103/8 Jan
Apr
9%
41aA
Jan
29% Feb 21
27
9%
42 3/,
6 3/a Feb
52% Mar 31
213A May 27
Nov
9%
63'A Jan
27% Jan
*96
42%
5
114% Feb
*90
97 %;
90%
91
90%
91%
200
1,3*0
6,000
36 3/a
273/4
16
25
36 %<
•96
1
Jan
9
36%
*90
60o
22%
36'A
15%
333A
6
6
'
36% ' 36%
55%
29%
2
43
36%.
,
♦54
28%
6
18% Feb
36'A
15'A
37
•
*33%
Jan
18%
36%
153/4
33 %
943/4 jan
14
363/.
54 «A
15%
1
29'A.
20'A Jan
31
Oct
7
37%
54 V*
153/4
,
2,300
37 Va
37%
55%
33 %
6
61% Jan
38
.
60
400
28%
19
24 'A Jan
14%
33'/a
22
11
*133/4
29
Feb
12
14%
33'/a
Jan
17
*133/4
•
93
28%
18
66
143/4
•91%
10
89%. Jan
85
&
*13%;
153/4
50c
4,100
8%
*54
Co
383A
•8%
*37%
Inc
38%
8%
20
17
•
Rubber
Records
Deere
33% Jan
Nov
16 3/4 Jan
8
6
23
19
Jan
Decca
14
Jan
6% Jan
3
13
10
Dayton
Dec
25'A Dec
Jan
5% Jun
13
27 % Feb
85% Dec 30
22
•55% Feb
23
Aug
95
4
173/a Sep
41
25
2,900
93
15%
90
41%
39
55'A
89 %
133%
40%
8%
373/4'
92
,
•131
38%
15 %
91
2,600
*91%
55'A
'97%
25'A
253A
8%
37%
91
27,800
91%
16
100
700
9 %
39%
55%
*54
170
'
553A
42%
153/4
1
7,100
.
,
42%
10
80
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power & Light common
24% Jan
27
Mar
x70
14-,
♦14
14%
36 3/4
20
16
-
133%
*8%-
8%
96
8%
93A
*130
39%
92
73/8
7
*55
.
26%
39%
*8
56
97
9%
•
96
26
393A
.
7%
26%
*91%
393/a Jan
90
'*
1
2
-
9%
loo
2.60
common
28
.9
S-%
42%
28
19
56
56
73/8
.133 %
Jan
July 15
57%
*31
95
42
Jan
99'A Jun
95
•131
143/4 Jan
96
7%
42%
54
96% Jun
200
133%
36
2
32%
41%
6
12
21
32%
42
13
28
2,800
32%
41%
12
Jan
300
11 Va
95%
26
•131
8,400
60%
10%
7%
26%
133'/a
7%
.
60%
11%
57
26%
♦131
7%
63
11
*60%
95%
26%
100
7%
420
1,900
188
113/8
57
26%
preferred series A
7%
•175
96
93/a
163/a Aug
92 V2 Jan
73/8
188
1,250
33
9%
58 % Aug
88
7%
*175
63
*32
9%
36% Dec
853A Jan
33
9%
19
19
188
*60 %
May 15
13% Apr 24
51
•175
33
No par
Davega Stores Corp
21
•
16
56%
Dana Corp common
32
313A
57
pfd
Ino
300
31%
1
Cushman's Sons Inc 7*
44
82
'
15%
96
A
30%
82
31
96
common
293/a
85%
303A
1
Curtlss-Wrlght
31 'A
16'/a
No par
preferred
50
4,400
30%
*83%
313A
73A
7%
103%
313A
11%
57
102 %
16
60 %
*95%
*
31
7%
7%
2,600
31%
11%
7%
400
643A
16%
60%
*32
34%
62 %
32%
11%
7%
5,500
15
*33%
65
313A
63
7%
5
143/4
7,600
1,300
16
11%
*59
100
13%
26%
*31
188
*175
188
♦175
10
common
Inc
3
32% Mar
31'/a
86
certificates
preferred
Press
Prior
2
uaa
31%
86%
31%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common
_1
$7 preferred
No par
14
9
31%
*85%
100
pld
noncum
Cudahy Packing Co
13
94% Jan
53% Jan
Jan
6%
preferred
Cuneo
2i*
29
8% Mar 20
99
49% Jan
RR
6%
16
12% Jan
26% Apr
Cuba
32
100
preferred
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
1% preferred
100
5
2
65% May 26
9% Aug 27
convertible
5%
5
28
30% F*b
5
25
Feb
15% Jan
Mar 25
Jun
15% Sep
22
23
Feb
15
34%
100
96 Va
13 %
26 %
13
27
1,000
13A
30%
1
*102%
360
4%
4%
1%
48% May
x32% Nov
50
8,500
168
31
2
(The)
963A
67%
67'A
168%
4%
1%
96%
•953A
68%
168%
43A
43A
*95%
96 3/4
68
169
307/b
1%
31
94 '/a
953/4
68 3A
168'/a
4%
1%
30%
96%
68'A
168%
69'A
170
50
51
*50
*95:,/4
79
68'/a
100
America
Wheat
of
27%
51
•50%
96%
73'A
169
26%
51
•50%
67
66 Va
1
preferred
May 22
4
Dec
97
91 % Jan
11% Jun
24% Jun
213/a
27
28
common
12,200
21
27
•21
21%
4%
Co
58
57%
213A
27
*95%
20
1% Oct
166
58%
27,900
21%
100
preferred
1%
573A
1
55%
Glass Worke common
8
preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% eerie# ol 1847-100
Corn Products Refining oommon_2B
166% Jan
59
300
51
Bank At Tr Oo—20
Exchange
58%
9,400
27
3%%
5
5
Electric Corp
Dubllier
59
9%
25%
50
1
series
6%
58%
59%
58%
X9
27
*21
Corp
Corp
Corning
8
172
8
Delaware
14
common—8
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co oommon
8
Convertible prel 1% eerles——80
Continental Steel
Cooper-Bessemer
52"% Jan
44
of
Continental Oil
75
25
Shares
97/a
15% Feb
2
the Week
19%
18% Jun
28
Feb. 6
9,%
17
19'A Oct
Friday
Feb. 5
*18%
15
56% Jan
Sales far
Thursday
4
9%
Nov
Feb
Feb
18%
11
11
PRICE8
Wednesday
9%
16% Feb
'
Monday, February 9, 1953
.
com—2
25
Continental Cop & Steel lad
5%
HIGH 8ALE
Feb. 3
PSf
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Feb. Z
YORK STOCK
NEW
1
10% Feb
2
8% Jan
21
10% Jan
17
Since
Range
Loweoi
Hi eh est
.
«
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
.
No par
116%
series
No par
*96%
113/4
11%
11%
113A
♦101%
5,900
8,000
200
47 Va
•47
.
113/a
11%
4,300
(E I) k Co-
Common
Duquesne Light Co S3.78 pfd
50
preferred
60
preferred
99%
98 3/4
116 Va
♦1163/4
*96 3/a
96%
96%
98 3A
99 3/a
98%
22,300
1163/4
117'/*
H6V2
II6V2
1,200
96 Va
963A
99%
117
9 6'/a
96%
96%
300
360
*43
47
50 V*
*50
51
150
47 Va
47 3A
♦47%
473A
800
93A
9%
9%
9%
500
47
47
47'/a
47%
51%
*50%
51
51
50%
51
50 »/*
*47%
473/4
47 V2
47 %
9%
9'A
9%
9%
47%
47%
ft
*93/8
9%
.
98
47 'A
•47
47%
47
50
DWG Cigar Corp
98%
116%
1163/4
96%
E
19
Apr 30
25
Jan
28
21V4 Jan
2
23% Feb
4
21%
22 3/a
22 3/a
22%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
11,600
Sep
Eagle-Picher
22%
22
16
28% Jan
2
25% Feb
6
28 3/a Jan
8
Eastern Airlines Ine
27 3/8
27 Va
27%
267%
27'%
26>/a
27
25%
26'/*
16,600
25% Jan
-1
27%
14
18
16% Feb
6
173/4 Jan
6
Eastern Corp_
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
.10
*17 Va
17%
17%
17 V*
17'%
17%
17
17
16%
163A
163A Nov
12% Oct
16
16 3A Jan
21
13% Feb
6
15 3/a Jan
5
41% Oct
30
48
Jan
21
44 Va Jan
28
46'/a Jan
9
158
Jan
21
171% July 10
164% Jan
5
36
Va Feb
27
15% Jan
2
47 'A Dec
18
9
82V4 Nov
6
89
July 15
Apr 29
16 3/4 Feb
23
23
Dec
29
Apr 25
102
Jan
14
17
97
123A Mar 11
45
169
Jan
22
Jan
7
48% Jan
30
16 % Jan
5
l«'/-> Jan
20
85 % Jan
12
21% Jan
28
100
Jan
15
92% Feb
23 Va Jan
100
Jan
,10
14'A
14%
14
143%
14 Va
14%
133/4
14%
13%
13%
1,600
10
44%
44%
44 3/a
44%
443/4
45%
443/4
45 Va
44'A
443A
22,600
6% preferred
100
Eaton Manufacturnig Co
a
Edison Bros Stores Ino oommon
l
*166%
167
*166%
168'A
*166%
168'A
20
48
47%
47%
x46'A
473A
3,000
17%
18
17 %
173/4
2,100
4% %
Ekco
preferred
Products Co
4% %
15
100
2.50
common
preferred
Sep
15
15'A Jan
23
16% Feb
4
443/4 Jan
55% Dec
31
53
Jan
26
56'A Jan
8
Electric Auto-Lite
20
2'A Apr
16
l3/4 Jan
2
2% Jan
9
Elec & Mus
43% Mar 18
36% Feb
6
373/4 Jan
9
Electric Storage
100
Elastic Stop Nut Co
24
13A Jun
34 V2 Oct
22
Ind
10% Nov 24
16% Mar 19
11% Jan
6
13
Jan
26
24% Apr
32 Va Dec
30
29% Jan
9
33% Feb
4
48'A May 13
48% Jun 16
51 % Jan
18
49% Jan
7
503/4 Jan
5
56% Dec
5%
26
55% Jan
16
60% Feb
4
31
15
5%
16
343A Feb
6
37 % Jan
8
El
BatteryJ
2nd preferred
Paso Natural Gas
29
16
Jan
2
17% Feb
4
15% Apr
14
12% Jan
26
14
Jan
6
26% Dec
3
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
23% Jan
15
25% Feb
2
Empire District Electrlo Oo
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4% preferred
28
Jan
12
293/4 Feb
5
18
95
Jan
5
97 Va Jan
20
20'A Jan
31
22 "A Jan
5% Feb
7% Jun
18
17 3A Jan
Jan
9
24% Jan
15
7
7% Jan
30
23% Nov
11
24
20% Feb
6
22% Jan
5
70
62% Jan
61 »A Jan
7
Dec
31
70
Jan
2
74 '/* Feb
5
73
Nov
24
71
Jan
9
71
9
For footnotes
see
paae
22.
-
Jan
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg.
Erie
RR
5%
Erie
Si
*90
95
21%
*99
,
92
92'/a
22
22
22
102
*100
102
37
•
21%
22
*100
102
21%
*92
50
95
213A
21%
*100
2,300
102
16'/a
16 3A
16'A
16%
16
16'/*
55
55%
54%
55
54'/*
45%
3,600
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
36%
3,600
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
36 3A
1%
363/4
37
3,200
2,300
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
13
123/8
12%
4,100
32%
33 Va
33
33%
33
33%
32'A
33
32
13,300
50 3/4
50
50
*49%
503A
*49%
50%
32%
50 3/4
60
593/4
60%
60 Va
60'A
583/4
59%
58 34
59
363%
35
353A
343i
351/4
*50
58%
34%
36 V.
*49%
50
3,100
11,600
36%
363/a
36
4
17%
17%
17 Va
173%
17
17%
17 Va
173/4
17
17'A
9,100
5
13
13%
13
13 Va
13
13'A
13%
133/a
13
13 V*
16,200
25%
25%
25'A
25 V*
25
25»A
*243A
25 »/a
25'/*
25'/*
2,200
28%
28'/a
283A
28%
28%
283/4
293/4
29%
29%
3,200
96 Va
97
97
97
*96'A
97'A
*96'A'
97'/*
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23'A
23%
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7%
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7%
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21%
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74%
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22%
21%
22 Va
21%
22
preferred series A—
100
73%
74
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74
50
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74.:
72%
74
Pittsburgh RR Co.
*713A
72%
*71%
72%
common
95
102
55 3A
2
1%
36%
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21%
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16%
15%
55 %*
2
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17 3/*
3
17'A Jan
2
27
17%
55%
50
12
30% Jun
47%
17%
15%
50
20
101% Sep
23% Dec
48'/*
is
133/4 Nov
May
Va
17 Va
_10
common
19 % Jan
94 'A Apr
47
17%
15%
No par
11'A Jun
26
48
17%
1%
conv
383/a Jun
Oct
Co
48
55%
Amer shares
167
*167
1
Elgin National Watch Co
Elliott
168
168
5
(The)
preference
15
1,900
-5
3
5
Co
_No par
.
.
*713A
10
24
15,200
73A
12,300
16,000
213/a
20%
.
72'/a
72%
.
..
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1
Number 51S3
Volume 177
...
VfMUM
"WSV,!
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(635)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range far
Year
Previous
STOCKS
1952
Range
V.nwftMt
Hiebest
Lowest
5% May
1
15 Va Mar
11
Jan
22
13% Oct
44
May 17
11
55% Dec
xl3
Jan
5
YORK
8% Feb
12% Feb
Feb. 2
AND
SALE
HIGH
PRICES
Bales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Feb. 3
Feb. 4
Feb. 5
Feb. 6
..
the Week
Shares
•
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
8%
7%
8%
7%
8%
n%
11%
8,400
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
12'A
12%
1
2,100
13%
13'/a
13 Va
13%
13
13 Va
13
13%
53
2,700
53
53
53 %
52%
53
51%
51%
1,700
2%
*2%
2%
25%
24%
25%
8,200
8%
26,300
13% Jan
Ex-Cell-O
Co
Eversbarp Inc
53% Feb
2% Jan
Monday
Par
5
13
2
STOCK
Eureka Williams Corp
19
Jan
Continued—Pagd 5
LOW
Evans Producta
Jan
2
15
RECORD
'
EXCHANGE
49% Jan
3 Va Feb
16
NEW
15
'
lYa Dec
1
Hi cheat
7'/a Jan
7% Dec
6
10'/a Nov
Since Jan.
26
13%
52%
' 53%
2.50
Exchange Buffet Corp
13 y8
3
:
Corp
»2%
2%
26y4
26%
*2%
.
,
2%
*2%
2%
*2%^
F
27% Jan
21%Oct 29
7
3
23% Jan
12
Feb
3
12
7% Jan
2
8% Jan
30
FuucnuU
22% Jan
13
Fajardo Sugar Co
15% Feb
6
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family
27
Fairbanks
Morse
Sep
12
7% Nov
20% Sep
29
23% Jan
11
21'/a Jan
7
12% Jan
3
16 y4 Jan
29
15
Jan
9
15% Jan
2
19% Jun
4
18% Jan
2
19
Jan
8
53% Nov
5
57% Dec
3
55 % Jan
5
57
Jan
14
27
Feb
6
29 Va Jan
6
Fanstcel
15% Jan
5
16% Jan
8
Feddera-Quigan
23% Oct 29
4% May
23
16% Dec
9
19
48% Feb
56
30% Dec
28
12% Feb
60
56 Va Jan
5
9
60% JaD
7
6%
6
Jan
8
7% Feb
4
Jan
15
68% Feb
2
3
8
27
Feb
3
47
Dec
26
44
Feb
4
48
Jan
5
3
106
Sep
25
xlOl
Jan
6
104
Jan
15
16Va Jan
19
24'% Jan
11% Jan
2
,
13
Jan
15
25% Nov
7
38% Apr
2
26% Feb
6
29% Jan
2
3
83% Nov
20
81 % Feb
3
86% Jan
5
74% Dec
30
50
May
Jan
1
12
107
Apr
47'A Dec
9% May 17
27% Sep 18
96
25'A Jan
13
Dec
conv
Feb
6
75'A Jan
6
23
105 % Jan
23
106% Jan
B
cum
Fawick
Corp
43% Jan
7
70
46
Feb
4
30
12% Jan
9
13% Jan
28
28% Jan
12
30% Feb
4
-*5G
Felt
&
Tarrant
Mfg
Co
57%
53%
56 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27'/a
27%
27%
27%
27
27 Va
15%
2,700
16
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
15 3,4
*59%
10,700
61
*59%
61
*53%
3
Florence
7
18
23% Jan
21
24% Feb
5
Florida Power
25
34% Nov
19
32'% Jan
9
36% Feb
4
Florida Power
Dec
31
18 Va Jan
29
Stove
4
Fuu»a*oee
2
99
11
95'% Jan
29
28
39% Feb
6
95% Oct
16
29
98'% Jan
90% Jan
2
98% Nov 26
95% Jan
114
Jan
17y8 Nov
17
24% July
12
19
19
Feb
2
15
103% Jan
29
3%%
20
x96% Jan
12
19% Jan
9
23'A Jan
20
11% Jan
26
12% Jan
8
13% Jan
9
13% Sep
30
12% Jan
7
14
41% Jan
14
14
Jan
22% Apr
4
27% Aug 11
24% Jan
75% Jan
10
84 Va Mar 20
77
Jan
2
16
5
2
Feb
5
14% Jan
26% Feb
4
79
% Jan
4
15
5% Jan
18% Jan
12
6% Feb
20% Jan
28
u*Ai
8
7% Jan
2
7% Jan
30
5
36% Jan
37% Jan
30
31
24
Feb
27% Jan
2
15
26% Jan
28% Jan
27
22% Feb
30% Jan
33% Jan
20
6% Feb
7% Jan
8
36
Apr
18
May 15
39% Sep
26% Dec
22% May 20
26% Dec
5
34% Dec
8
5% Sep 18
32% Nov 17
8% Jan
22
41 % Jan
22
24% Oct
15
33%, Jun
26% Feb
21
31
Jun
34
Feb
35% Jan
16
25
25
Jan
14
27% Jan
5
27
26% Jan
26
27% Jan
Gabrlsl Co
105% Oct
14
104
Jan
2
9
63% Dec
11
59
yv Jan
19
13% Dec
31
12% Feb
6
29%
30%
99 V*
99%
170
22%
22% '
22%
22%
2,200
24
24%
24 %
24%
24 y8
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
19,600
7%
35 y8
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
10,400
27%
27%
27%
28%
28 y8
28%
28 Va
28 V*
36,000
16%
16'/a
16%
16ya
16 y8
16%
16
16'%
2,600
24 V4
24
24 V*
23%
23%
24
24 Va
22%
24
3,000
96'%
*96
96 Va
90%
*96
96%'
96
96
common
1
'51
15
of
23%
*96
10
41%
42 Va
41%
100
101%
101%
101%
100
96%
1
25%
25%
25%
26%
80
78
78
1
6%
*4 50
20%
7%
7%
7%
50
*37%
37%
*37%
No par
x24y4
24Va
24%
28%
28%
x27%
2
Inc
20
33Va
"33%
6%
1
com
Investors
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com—)
100
*104
Jan
9
124% Jan
Feb
21
69% Dec
30
65
Jan
12
69% Feb
11
125% Dec
29
122
jan
12
123 % J an
100% Dec
22
96% Feb
5
99% Jan
Jan
2
24% Aug 15
23% Jan
12
25% Feb
5
34% Feb
20
50
48
Jan
12
50
Jan
5
21% Jan
21
24% Feb
4
preferred
($2
4
Foods
$3.50
3%»
convertible
General
Motors
10%
53%
17
43% Jan
General Shoe Corp.
Gen Steel Castings $6
2
31V® Feb
2
102% Jan
General
Realty &
com
$4.50
2i '/a Jan
8% Jan
18
7% Jan
2
Glldden Co (The) common
Goebel Brewing Co
preferred
18% May 22
17% Jan
6
18% Jan
9
Goodall-Sanford
55% Feb
77% Dec
74% Jan
21
80% Jan
7
uoodrich
Sep
10% Jan
15
105% Jan
108% Feb
4
4
8 Va Jan
2
9% Jan
20
60
29
57% Jan
29
61 % Jan
5
3% Feb
8
2% Jan
6
2% Jan
14
Graham-Paige Motors
9% Feb
15
Jan
2
8% Jan
28
Granby Consol
28% Jan
6
29 Va Jan
15
Grand
17% Feb
6
20% Jan
5
93% Feb
4
98Mr Jan
28
4
14% Feb
$5
Union
Granite
Grant
M
Co
18
Aug 14
5
16% Jan
39
Dec
22
34% Feb
5
38
Jan
2
16% Nov
28
14% Jari
5
15
Jan
16
Gt Northern
46% Feb
27
57
23
53 % Jan
16
58% Feb
5
16% Dec
22
4
17% Jan
2
18% Jan
9
27
138
Jan
2
Jan
9
2
67
Jan
7
73% Jan
21
Mar 28
41% Jan
8
34% Jan
22
40 % Jan
2
19% Nov 10
26% Jan
22
19% Jan
2
21 % Jan
27
11% Jan
2
13
Nov
28
12% Jan
2
13
Jan
22
x93 % Sep
4
96% Apr
7
S4% Jan
9
95% Jan
7
36
140
For footnotes
see
page
22.
conv
15
*81
8%
8%
8%
134
*130
25,00.0
19.000
35
34%
35%
127
*126
1,500
127
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
6,000
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
6,800
44%
44%
44%
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103'%
*101
32%
33'A
44%
44%
95
94%
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810
38%
37%
37%
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30%
30
30%
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103%
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800
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103 %
33%
32%
31%
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74
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4,400
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100
1,400
15%
15
15
14%
15%
14%
15
10,100
83
80%
80'A
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79%
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20
36
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35%
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300
20%
20%
20
20
36
36 %
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35%
7,300
8%
2,500
8%
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8%
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1.700
134
18%
18%
13
18%
17%
18
17%
13
18
18%
79'A
77%
78%
78
78%
78
78%
76%
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7,500
53 %
53 %
52%
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52%
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51%
52%
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107%
108%
107%
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10
29Va
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5,500
8%
8%
50%
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59%
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9
2%
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2%
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8
8%
8%
8
2 9 Va
17%
17%
18
95
5
31%
31%
31%
97%
97'%
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29'/a
1
28%
400
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2%
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%
28%
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28%
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17%
13'/a
17 Va
17%
28,000
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94'%
93'%
94'%
400
32
31%
31 Va
1,900
97
*96 V*
97%
220
28%
17%
17%
18
94'A
93%
93%
32 'A
31%
31%
31%
98
97%
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97
15'A
14%
15'%
36
34%
15
14%
15
14%
15
14%
25%
15'
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14%
14%
15
56%
18y8
56%
13%
56%
57%
57%
58%
5 i Va
58%
56 y8
57%
36,100
18 Va
2,400
15 V*
1
No par
*35
Prop—No par
Nopar
Nopar
100
100
108
9%
59%
8%
12.50
com—
108%
2'A
100
Stores
8%
*58
8%
.100
Ore
9'A
58
2%
2%
5
common
preferred
140
15%
36
140
1
35Va
36%
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp—No par
21%
21 Va
Corp
9'/a
57%
58
Nopar
common
Iron
58
4
73' U
"
36
♦98%
4
27
•71
18
35%
73%
.
15
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18%
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15%
36
13%
140
15
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18%
139
13%
139%
18 %
139
13'A
139
15
18
139
15
36 V*
139
3,600
180
4,400
100
74'%
72
72
35%
36%
35%
21'A
21 %
21%
13
£3!
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
45,100
95%
95%
95'A
95'A
95 %
95%
440
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*70
73%
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72 "2
30
36%
35
35%
25
35%
6,200
21%
21%
21%
21'A
21%.
800
(The)—
Common
AV*%
32%
74
17%
20%
P
Ry 6% pfd
Great Western Sugar com
7* preferred
Green Bay As Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc
c*
-
83
*101
81%
♦71
20%
Inc
—
&
S
Gt Northern
Jun
♦80
,
44%
33'A
36 %
(The)
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
2
67'% July
103%
20%
preferred
(W T>
8
19% Mar
32%
35%
Nopar
3%%
$2.25
*81
Nopar
Batteries
City Steel
cum
17
149
35%
*125
8,500
4%
27%
78%
Hosiery
Gould-National
13% Jan
Dec 30
61% Oct 31
74
100
preferred
Gotham
11% Mar
137%
81
1
Common
31% May
7
25
36%
125
1,700
—10
6
12
*10%
54,100
Nopar
55% Jan
97% Feb
35%
125
27%
123'A
122%
Rubber-
6
33% Jan
35%
127
2.50
F)
&
7
6
24
No par
Inc
iB
50% Feb
Dec
80
*71
No par
31
12
23%
4
4%
27%
68%
x67
G9%
123
..No par
Co
Goodyear Tire
Jan
24%
♦101
33%
Gold As Stock Telegraph Co
15% Oct 27
31% Feb
103 Mr
32%
—5
Gleaner Harvester Corp
36 Mr Jan
95
23%
♦30%
15%
2
10
24%
4
27%
25%
99%
14
May 26
24
35
36
19% Jan
99
24%
25
15 Va
34% Jan
34'A Dec
1,300
251/s
35'%
common
24
2
49%
24%
*98%
Brothers
42% Jan
Jan
48%
♦125
Gillette (The) Co common
1
$5 convertible preference—No par
Apr 15
32% Oct 27
91.
35%
127
Qlrabel
81 Va Jan
27% Feb 21
49'%
4'/a
99% Jan
5
30
49%
27%
16 y4 Jan
79% Feb
May 26
24% Jan 30
49
23%
18%
1
33
2,800
4
17%
8
104% Jan
25%
27
100
Dec
9
23
—1
Jan
25
25
49
25%
49%
10%
Co
23
30
25
49
-
—100
Plywood
x86
18% Oct
25
30%
30
27% Oct
24%
30%
21
x92% Sep
25
30%
14% Jan
7
1.100
24%
31%
32% Jan
2
97'A
31%
prexerred
5
97
31%
Georgia-Pacific
20
97%
10%
'j: 4%* preferred
Jan
68%
96%
4%
*101
280
120
122%
10%
100
3,300
*115
69%
10'%
2.50
10,700
97%
37%
com
.
58%
121%
123%
No par
preferred
Tire & Rubber
12
11%
69%
10c
pfd
92%
97%
27 V*
*35
19.800
122%
123
4
♦125
69%
57%
120
95
97
1,700
97%
123
27
No par
Utilities
11,300
121%
57%
*113
120
37%
30
43%
46
*9.1
122
95
Jan
36% Feb
69%
57'A
37
28
42%
92%.
12 Va
122
37%
25
Oct 23
68%
*114
11%
12%
58%
123%
44%
99% Oct
6% Jun
68%
120
57
122%
*92
95
18 y8 Jun
2
*116
120
11%
58%
122%
92%
37
34 % Sep
Dec
11%
58%
122%
122 y4
*92
94%
9
8
G8
8
11%
59
92%
12 "
44%
30% Jan
17
8,000
*92
37%
93% Apr 22
14% Nov 14
6% Nov
*116
92%
44'A
5
49% July
4,200
53%
94
18
54% Dec
10%
53%
37
77% Feb
108
10%
54
44
23% Jan
3
68%
10%
53%
93
10
5
69%
10%
54%
1
14 % Nov
Jan
69
10%
53%
No par
4%%
18% Jan
697/B
10%
General Telephone Corp
20
General Time Corp common—No par
71% Dec 31
May
100
100
Railway Signal
preferred
Genial
Jan
11%
58%
122 y4
1
General
3
33% Feb
69'A
10%
53%
22'%
45'% Dec
28 y» Jan
*92
No par
General Refractories
2
69%
General Precision Eqp Corp—No par
Public Service
„10e
General Public Utilities Corp
.—5
3
35% Jan
69%
49
25% Feb
22
*44'%
49
7
8
100
44
45%
24%
22% Jan
5
127
43%
45%
24%
2
3
*125
44%
46%
General Outdoor Advertising_No par
General Portland Cement Co
1
Dec
Feb
126
44%
♦97%
6%
Jan
125%
124
50
46
97%
General
38'/. Feb
124
78
44 V*
122%
30
95
124%
78
46%
97%
12
47
76%
43 Va
122%
16
6
124%
78
.45%
No par
Jan
7
125 V*
No par
10% Jan
19
1,900
54V8
series
37% Jan
Jan
COO
18%
10%
Corp common
$3.75
2
34% Jan
32'%
18%
68%
preferred
Preferred
15
92
32'/a
18%
53%
preferred
Jan
7
33%
18%
100
10% Jan
4
33%
187/s
68%
10 %
Corp
4
35% Dec
33%
18%
1
common
10
104% Jan
33%
19
Nopar
preferred
2g
2
76%
33%
18%
124
No par
Dec
25
76%
33%
Nopar
Dec
Jun
*7^/2
18%
43%
com
11% Sep
29% Jan
120
78
46
Co
Instrument
General Mills
$5
154
33%
18%
45%
preferred
General
6%
.
50
*33
'
43%
Corp
Corp
36
40
*104
'
Electric
General
126
104
104%
104%
*76 y2
50
No par
com
conv)„Nopar
cum
10
30
3,000
3,200
k
preferred
100
Dynamics Corp common—3
Preferred
Jan
20
200
25%
26%
*76
2nd
Cigar Co Inc
Sep 30
8% Jan
34
25
26%
8,800
4
134
34
25%
26%
20,200
5
2
35,
25,%
26%
11%
4 % Jan
Jan
♦104
*34
25%
27
22 Va
27% Feb
132
104%
35
11
14
Nov 24
*104
25%
*26%
21%
13
138
104%
♦34
•152%
3% Jan
8
34%
*33%
11%
X26% Jan
7% Sep
34
22%
1
124% May 24
9,500
153%
8
18
2,400
6%
11%
4% Dec
79% Dec
32%
6%
21%
27% Dec
Jan
32
6%
152'/a
3
84
33 %
6%
11%
20
72
32%
6%
21%
3% Feb
Feb
33%
6%
155%
20% Jan
Jan
33%
6%
11%
14
80
33%
6'/a
20%
5
3
16% Jan
800
32%
♦153%
Jan 14
72
26%
11%
2
119% Jan
Mar 10
26%
20%
8
x94% Jan
89
26'%
155'/a
26
3
26 Va
20%
12% Jan
Jan
26%
*153%
2
81
26%
11%
94% Jan
30% Jan
1,500
27%
207/a
20
3
24'A
154'/a
Jan
Apr
24
11%
$0
31
24%
20
.41;
26
24 V*
154 Va
General
15
24%
par
General Finance
Jan
400
24 Va
Cable
5
24% Oct
36'%
Bronze
2
100
36%
General
26
Dec
37%
General
6
10% Jan
27
4,800
37
3,600
54% Jan
92
9,800
38
3,400
2
36% Feb 21
♦37%
13%
2
25
38
65
26
3
4,800
7%
12%
68% Feb
20% Jun
6%
19%
7%
64'/a
52% Jan
126
6V4
19%
7%
104%
10 % Jan
6
e%
20'A
*7%
13%
8
34 y« Feb
6 %
19%
7%
65%
22
125
6%
20 Va
7%
104%
31
9
20
7%
13%
11% Dec
8% Jan
20 V*
64%
53% Dec
25
20
65
72% Dec
114
1,050
13%
4
24% Aug 29
78%
13%
18
16% May 14
78 'A
64%
20
24
5,600
79
13%
Apr
Nov
25%
65'A
7% Jan
20
25 Va
13%
54% Feb
50
300
25 %
64%
1%
Apr 18
9,800
14'A
13 V*
General
119
1,800
44-%
14%
66
6
27
13'A
43%
13 V*
6
Jan
♦77
13
14%
65%
5
117
25%
13%
4o
5
44% Jan
9
44 Va
♦14
5
Transportation
Baking Co common
98 preferred
No
47% Jan
'Dec
65/a
24%
—5
common
preferred
19
120
6%
6%
*13
14%
150
General
20
105
6%
"
5
1
common
Inc
26
Jan
61
44%
*14
26%
Jan
2
13
44%
2o%
25%
Jan
2
13
25%
26%
45
6
1,000
14
26
42
10% Jan
5,100
12'A
13%
26"%
123
56% Jan
121% Feb
21
12%
44 V*
26
1
9
96%
20%
12 V*
14
conv
12
96 V*
21%
12%
13
4%
% Dec
96%
20%
43%
4%
11% Dec
96%
12 Va
14 %
*78
220
22
131%
80
7,000
96%
44
*78
20
40'%
101
21%
l
common
39%
*99
12%
Va
14V4
General
60
*96
41%
100 Va
13
6
125% July 28
12
40%
100%
43%
2
5
21
12
26%
19
2
96%
21
34
19
20
96%
21%
12
4%% convertible preferred
50
Gayiord Container Corp
1.66%
48% Dec
Jan
96%
21 %
42
101 %
1
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
45% Dec
6% Jun
41%
101%
10
—
16
l"
42
12
No par
preferred
Oamewell Co (The)
Gardner-Denver Co
14
'52 % Oct
*96
101 %
10
(Robert)
8,900
16%
convertible
37% Jan
118
30%
100
35
19% Jan
Jan
*99 V*
28 V®
33% Jan
92
30
30%
100
16%
6
96% May 22
*9D'%
27
(The)—.
inc
oo
24% Jan
3
30 y8
30%
1G0
34%
12
;
1,700
23%
18% Jan
73% Jan
13
22%
32% Feb
Feb
1,000
13
23'/a
9
126
45%
30 y8
15
2
100
45
22%
22
124% Dec
105'%
General Amer
Feb
Jan
•70
105 Mi
*99 V*
May
78
82'/a
71 %
105%
30%
Dec
30
8-,%
70 %
105%
23
20 % Dec
33
•
99%
Corp
5
Corp com——No par
1st preferred
100
8
71%
103
22%
12% Jan
10
*105%
99%
22% Feb
Jun
106
*1C5%
30
76% Jan
Jan
82%
83%
13'A
154% Feb
x29
71%
13 y8
2
79
3,600
82%
71%
13%
6
Feb
2,500
71
82 %
71
13%
7
Jan
82i/a
8i y4
72y4
13%
11
*74
150
28
1,100
2,200
13%
17% Jan
Feb
11%
26%
13%
18% Aug 14
11% Nov 28
159
11%
26 y8
General American
13% Feb
66
12
27 %
"
104% Feb
3
17
117/a
27
13V*
100
Osmble-Skogmo
2
12%
27%
45
preferred
8 % Jan
8
12%
27%
No par
ser
Pruehauf Trailer Co
19% Dec
12
27%
45
_—
May 15
5Ya Dec 30
90
11%
46
preferred
—:
6% May 15
6,600
102%
No par
Francisco 8ugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp—
Preeport Sulphur Co
«»
1,700
200
44'A
102%
46
preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
6
Jan
20,900
27
44
45 %
convertible
Torn
44%
103
45
Machinery & Chem Corp
9
45
pfd
cum
102%
44
>102%
43
10
Inc
3%%
46
Jan
Stores
14.20 dlv
Food
44%
*26'/a
66 Va
27 y8
-
82%
71%
44
102%
27
7 % '
66 '/a
*44%
Steer corp
Fair
5
1
18% May 21
Food
Jan
43% Jan
18
12
27%
103
*26%:
60
7Va
68
100
No par
Florshelm Shoe class A
6
56'A Jan
12
27%
82
45%
*102%
27
7%
58
No par
Corp
Light Co
Jan
98% Dec
44%
*26%
7%
68
5
&
17% Jan
18
*60
*56
x
25
10
61
58
103
Co
28% Feb
29
*56
No par
Fllntkote Co (The) common
*4 preferred
23
38% Oct
*60
58
*105%
(The) Carpet Co
23% Feb
92% Jan
61
*56
^.100
First National Stores
Firth
45%
102
1
10
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50
99% Jan
20
45%
102
5
„
900
50
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
preferred
8 Va
1
Ferro
4%«.
8%
par
27
2
16% May 25
Jan
9
115
3,200
27
12
12
1,300
18%
26%
Jan
13
15%
18'%
26%
2
Nov
15%
18%
7%
6
9% Jun
15%
18%
8%
68%
21% Jan
15% Feb' 27
15%
18%
7%
15% Jan
149
15%
18%
68%
22% Feb
Apr
*15%
18%
7%
31
11
15%
18%
68 %
23% Jan 30
July
51% Jan
15%
18%
6%
99
24% Dec
102
15 %
18%
67%
3
16
15 y2
6%
3
xl5
22 Va
68%
7
9
22
25%
6%
16
10% Jan
22
26
68%,
24'A Sep
24 Va Dec
35% May 20
13% Dec 23
22
50
:
Corp common
pfd ser A
13% Jun
Dec
22 %
1
common
14% Oct
19% Apr
22%
x25%
___2
6
2
32% Mar 20
2
8%
22 y8
87/a
Mining & Smelting Co
2
Federal-Mogul Corp new
„_5
Federated Dept Stores common
5
4%%
preferred
100
101 % Aug
May 20
19% May
17% Mar
8%
22%
.
68% Mar
34% Mar 13
27
22 %
8%
Federal
26% Nov
104
26%
22
1
Corp
Metallurgical Corp__No
Federal
59
16
19
No par
20
prexerred series
2
21
11% Dec
Finance
Dec
24% Dec
Jan
5%
6% Dec
37% Feb
100
Co
-
76% July 21
1.
Apr 28
&
Engine & Airplane Corp.l
preferred
__^_3
—
100
12%
I3
12%
95
95
S3
15
The
Year
Range
1951
2
23 V* Apr
25
31'A July 15
7
Dec
10
13% Mar 21
7% Jan
27
8'A Jan
25
Feb
20
38% Dec 23
33% Feb
6
38% Jan
63
Feb
27
77
Nov
28,
74% Jan
19
77
Jan
$5
46%
Oct
16
53% Jan
25;
47
Jan
27
503/i Jan
Gulf
21
Mar 26
26% jan
1
28% Dec
Oil
Gulf
Corp
Utilities Co com_No par
States
100
100
100
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
dividend
97% Jan
3
103
102 Va Jan
27
103'/a Jan
$4.20
98'/a Jan
2
106% May 20
103
Jan
23
105% Jan
$4.40 dividend
Dec
16
Dec
16
103
Jan
33% Dec
24
33% Jan
35% Feb
5
Hackensack
Dec
9
493A Jan
56 '/a Feu
6
Halliburton Oil
15'/a May 26
17% Jan
3
11 % May 29
18% July 16
105
7
May
105
1
105
21
Jan
Thursday
7%
7'A
Feb. 6
7%
.
Sharrs
26%
19,000
7%
7%
7%
3,500
34
36 '/h
33%
34 Va
10,000
"76
76%
7574
76
7%
7%
7-74
36 3A
36
26%
27 74
263/4
27'A
"76
36%
76%
x48%
4974
48
4874
48
4874
48
4874
26,600
29
287«
29
23 74
28'A
2734
287a
9,000
"10274
103'A
363A
37
the Week
Friday
Feb. it
27
2 7 74
76
49%
49
29
28%
"102% 103%
''103% 104'/a
<103% 104%
No par
25
preferred
27 74
76%
Sales for
PRICES
Feb. 4
27%
7%
36%
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf
SALE
HIGH
Feb. 3
27'A
1
1
Guantanamo Sugar
Feb
29
15
Par
EXCHANGE
Grumman Aircraft Corp__
37% Jan
25% Jan
Monday, February 9,
.
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Feb. 2
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
Loivcnt
Highest
Lowest
Jan.
Since
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Prrviou,
.
c—6
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
for
Range
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
28%
"76
77
800
"10274
103'A
"102%
10374
"102%
103 'A
103 Va
"103
10474
104'A
104 Va
"103'A
104%
"103%
104'A
"103
10474
"1037a
104'A
"10374
104%
103 7a
mm —
r*
70
H
30 '/a Mar 26
Feb
44
55
19
19
Nov
Jan
15
14
Jan
23
71
Jan
30
Feb
19
9
15% Jan
16% Jan
5
104% Jan
28
31
Feb
2
145
18
104'A Jan
5
29% Jan
Jan
21
107
23
26-% Oct
Jun
34 % Aug
102 74 Jan
23
139% Oct
2
142
213/4 Oct
23
26
Jan
6% Jan
4
5% Jan
7
30
36% Mar
1
x353A Jan
12
12 % July
1
11% Jan
2
Oct
6% Apr
16
26
Jan
30
23
2
Hart
21
Hat
Jan
2
7% Jan
8
Jan
30
20% Jan
16
4
29% Jan
2
20
32% Jan
2
18
90
May
7
82
Feb
7
86
Jan
13
29'A May 12
34
Nov
3
31% Jan
9
34% Jan
22
4
100
97
Jan
21
26 % Feb
5
28% May
1
Sep
93% Mar
4
Jan
23
2
743/4 Jan
6
Jan
29
126 'A Jan
41% Jan
2
44'A Feb
Jan
20
52% Feb
24% Jan
5
27% Feb
Hewitt-Robins Inc
16% Jan
16
18% Feb
Heyden Chemical Corp
73% Jan
66'/a Oct
31
x78% Mar
21
126% Dec
5
125
22
37% May 21
42% Feb
7
9
53 3A Oct
15
21% Oct 22
26% Jan
7
7
Jan
26
71% Jail
14
1073/4 Jan
14
87
Jan
5
91
15 % Jan
6
17
Jan
26
22% Nov
May 12
17
5
Mar
16%
common—1
preferred series A
.'.-.100
3 Va %
(conv),-No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
'
5
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co
10
Hires Co (Charles E)—
1
Holland Furnace Co
5
Hollander (A) & Sons
—5
30
5
Feb
2
16
10% Feb
5
Jan
2
21% Feb
4
223/s Apr
18
7
Sep
30
113/a Jan
4
7% Jan
21
73/8 Jan
6
Oct
29
20% Apr
1
16% Jan
20
173/8 Jan
28
27
5
...
$43/b cum 2nd pfd
16
19% Oct
50
preferred series A—
4%%
5%
4
293/a Mar 21
28
Jan
6
283A Jan
2
33% Jan
2
39
7
37
Feb
6
39% Jan
6
Homestake Mining-,.
Feb
6
52 % Jan
9
Honolulu
Jan
19
645/b Jan
2
U Feb
4
ft Feb
5
.
30
12.50
preferred
x26% Jan
Apr
23
69% Feb
2
48
50% Sep 30
66% Dec
19
57
443^ Oct
102% May
2
94% Jan
Oil-Corp
No par
Hooker Electrochemical Co com—5
15
Feb
4
2
16% Feb
4
102
1
R'ghts
Jan
100
7
conv
$4.25 preferred
Houdaille-Hershey
common-:
24
14% NOV
19
32'A Mar 21
353/4 Jan
18
33% Jan
2
36 % Jan
30
2
52% Feb
2
Household Finance common—No par
.——
100
preferred
preferred
—100
4.40% preferred;
100
Houston Light & Power——No par
Houston Oil of Texas (Del)-,—25
Howard Stores Corp^
1
Howe Sound Co
1
Hudson <fe Manhattan common.—100
12 3A Oct
413A Jan
49
30
Aug
8
463A Jan
May 16
Mar 25
883A Jan
13
93% Feb
3
Jan
15
993/4 Jan
5
23
102% Feb
5
1033/8 Jan
13
26% Jan
26
Jan
5
17% Jan
7
88
'
Nov
3
96
94
Jan
11
102
103
Dec
23
103'/a Dec
Dec
11
25% Jan
2
85
Apr
14
65 Va Jan
19
July 28
163/a Jan
5
19% Jan
19
4% Jan
5
16% Nov
28
19 %
18 % Nov
13
25 % Aug
21% Jan
6
5% Jan
13
14
593/4 Feb
2
"92'A-
99
"102% 103'A
25 A 26
68
19%
4%
59
16%
18%
1
4%,
4%.
3
Jan
2
18% Feb
2
19% Jan
8
16
41/4 Jan
27
4% Jan
5
Hupp Corp
28
22% Feb
5
5
Hussman Refrigerator Co
66 3A
July 31
12 Va Feb
4
16% Jun
16
Jan
8
May
1
243% Nov
21
55 % Feb
6
Jan
12
16
17
24
Jan
7,400
16%
-3,300
preferred
noncum
"22
No par
23
,
"13%
14%
"13%
14%
"14
<=70
72
"70
16%
16%
16 74
104%
"104%
103%
31
147
70
40
16
1,400
6 74
6
6'A
3,500
147
10
2374
6
700
674
237a
23%
23',h
23'A
6
10
30%
30'.4
'"143
147
100
105%
"104%
30%
30%
"14374
23'A
6 Va
6
31
147
"143'/a
23%
23%
14
70
16'A
31
30%
"143%
14
70
70
104%
105 Va
400
xl6
14%
71%
8
161
16%
"104%
3,500
130
"35 Va
36 Va
3 6 '/a
36
36
12'A
12'A
12'A
12'A
12 74
12 VA
12
12 74
1,700
774
73-8
7:%
7%
7%
7:%
77 a
10,600
2074
6,700
2874
1,200
36
"35%
20
20
20'A
29
29 Va
."35%
'
82
837a
"83
8474
3374
34
34
"33
34%
96%
"94
9674
82
33%
33%
"95%
97
95'A
95%
26
26
26
26
37%
38 %
38'A
18%
"18%
71%
71%
"18%
71
287/,
,
82
82
"
20
29
"28%
28%
774
20 74
20
20'A
'
28%
"81
33%
"95'A
70
26
26'A
2534
37%
3774
3774
18
72
%
125
18%
■
'
1,800
200
18'/a
18 34
7a
717a
"123%
18%
72
10
26
37%
.
700
71
1,000
'
7174
"12374
3,700
12474
70
125%
"123%
44'A
125
43%
44'A
4374
43%
"42 74
4374
1,700
"52 VA
527',
5274
5274
100
27'A
27%
27
43 'A
125
*
"52%
27
52%
27%
52%
273a
27%
2774
3,200
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
1774
18 74
10,000
72
72%
73 Va
72
72
7174
7174
90%
91
90'A
90 Va
89
91
88
88
16%
16-%
16%
16%-
16%
16%
16
3A
16%
4,400
25%
26
25%
25%
25
2574
2574
2574
5,500
10%
10%
1074
10 74
1,800
21%
21%
213%
2174
1,500
7%
7%
774
400
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"72
10-%
10%
10%
21%
21%
21%
7%
7%
163/4
16%
•
10%
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16%
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■
7%
120
290
17
16%
16%
16%
1674
1,800
28
28
28
1,400
3,100
28
28
28
28'A
28
37%
38
37%
38 Va
37 Va
37%
37
3774
49%
49%
50
50 Va
49
5074
48
48 74
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60%
60
60%
59'A
60 VA
58
GO
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II
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101 %4
101%
15%
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15%
155A
36'A
52
1,500
101 •'
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4,290
1
52
102
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102
145,200
4
100
13,800
i53a
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15 74
1574
36%
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36'A
35
35
200
52
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52
51
52
1,600
94
16'A
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36'A
51%
51%
•
98
94
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99
"97%
99
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102 3/4
103
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103 74
170
25%
25%
5,100
6574
6674
68
68'A
68 Va
17'A
4%
4%
19%
"4 Va
68
"16%
19%
20
4 V2
47A
19%
4%
4%
99
30
3,900
1
17
"16
17'A
19%
17'A
"16%
20 Va
25%
66
26
68
26
20
253/4
25%
26
"16%
103'A
103'A
103 'A
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20
94
"97%
93
98
"92 Va
892%
Va
92%
20
4%
10%
59%
16%
19'A
19
17
56%
1674
.
17%
103/a
Dec
52% Apr
'5%
69
"16%
43/8 Dec
28
35
55
17
93%
"98
17% Dec
9% Apr
■
4%
11% Jan
Feb
10
4
35
55'/a
17
52v4
52
-100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hudson Motor Car
1
12.50
Hunt Foods Inc—
6.66%
Jan
12
18
71
preferred
conv
—
374%
•
6
53/4 Aug 11
3% May 15
3
98
26
18'A Apr 19
58% Oct 30
$2.25
38
18 4
72 A
"100
101/4
15% 15%
"35 Va 36 A
No par
3
50
13% Jan
35%
54
17
37%
91
16%
25
26
10%' 10%
21 Va
21%
*7
7 /a
16% 17
28
28
38
38%
50
50%
60Va 60Va
—
—
35 Va
55%
16%
90%
16%
-
10
Holly Sugar Corp common
35%
54%
17
26
°125_ 126%
42 .4 43"
"52'A 52%
26% 26%
18% 18/a
73 /a 73 Va,
100
preferred
5%
9% Jan
20
25
preferred
non-cum
Hershey Chocolate common.iNo par
22'A Jan
21
11% Mar 31
9% Dec
,7%
Hercules Motors
Feb
74
82% Dec 26
14 Va Jan 21
18
x52
19
24% Jan
24
Apr
70%
38 % Feb
70% Feb
^.10
common-.,
"34%
54 Va
16%
33%
97
No par
37% Jan 14
18% Feb
6
120% Feb
31
33-/8
34%
54
82
Hercules Powder common,—No par
3
38% Sep
213/g Mar 31
W)
(G
Helme
31
34%
20%
29/8
"95/a
25%
37%
18ya
2
,
14%
82
10(1
preferred
3.65%
4
24 % Jan
26
70
Co common
(H J)
Heinz
95% Feb
29
14% Oct
preferred
2
Oct
51% Jan
3%%
17
20
29
5
15
100
—25
Jl-
common
May 20
34% Apr
17
Co
24% Dec
21% Apr 30
50
1
2
.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
Hecht
28% Feb
80
10
Corp of America common..—1
Hayes
54'A
145_ 143
23% 2„%
6
6
36
36
121/4 *274
7%
7%
100
preferred
Industries Inc—
Hayes Mfg Corp—
27
30J8
Schaffner & Marx
4Va%
8
12% Jan
Paper
preferred-—.—
6%
34%
"70
72
16% 16%
"104% 105%
Co
2.50
Hanna (M A) Co $4.25 pfd-No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac com__No par
12
36
16%
"13%
—100
preferred
conv
Hammermill
Feb
7% Jan
7% Jan
15
19'A Jun
4%
6'A Jan
30
9% May 20
53/8 Oct 29
33
,
24% Jan
13
23 % Jan
140
July 29
5
No par
Hamilton
1734 Sep
81
May 26
68
xl4
17
Jan
Well Cementing—5
(W F) Printing Co—
Watch Co com
Hall
Jan
13% Jan
16
69
"34
53%
25
Water.
1974
17,400
474
1,000
"10
11
10'Va
10 Va
10%
10
10
X57%
58'A
57'A
58'A
56 V\
57
55'A
56 Va
10,400
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%.
1674
16 74
1674
14,700
18%
18%
"13 VA
18%
187B
"18'A
4<A
4 3/a
4%
4%
23
"22
400
1834
800
4'A
4%
474
474
15,200
23
"22
,
"10
22'A
22'A
22 74
22 74
200
18%
*
I
Idaho
Co
Power
29
46 % Dec
31
42% Jan
20
46 Va Jan
2
54% Jan
8
88% Dec
23
81% Jan
7
88% Jan
30
Illinois
Jan
7
1133/4 Jan
28
6%
38 3/s Jan
19
41% Jan
2
Jan
5
4.08%
cum
preferred-
4,26%
cum
50
4.70%
cum
preferred
preferred
7
45% Feb
8
47% Feb
7
52
Jan
26
54
Jan
15
73/4 Jan 27
8% Feb
>4
21
39% Jan
5
4% Jan
6
574 Jan
52% Jan
6
27
56 '/a Jan
83A Jan
4
1
41% Dec
17
373A Jan
8% Jan 30
64 % Aug
5
33'/a May
30
4% Oct
Oct 23
20
963A Dec
29
Jan
164% Nov
25
156% Jan
22
22
515/8 Jan
19
44% Feb
5
1
29% Jan
81
21% May
95
25% Jan
29
28
5
Ingersolb-Rand
6%
Steel
12
283/8 Feb
2
30
Insuranshares
Ctfs
Interchemical
Corp
143/s Dec
9
14% Jail
2
23 % Jan
3
22 Va Jan
12
23 % Jan
30
Jan
7
92% Jan
14
3'/a Jan
28
3% Jan
5
Intercontinental
18% Feb
2
Interlake
3
9
153A Jun
16
Nov
24
16% Jan
29
228% Jail
6
237
36 Va Jan
23
31% Jan
16
3^3
18
Apr 22
29% Oct 22
172
2
16% Mar
28
246 Va Dec
186
160 % Jan
31 % Apr
17
413A Jan
25
94
Dec
19
1
403A May
1
Int'l
14
39'A Jan
Int
89
Jan
6
90
2 % Jan
2
4
137% Aug
44
55 '/a Dec
43% May 28
45
26
535/a Jan
12
16
100% Jan
28
9
8% Jan
15
Oct
36% May 16
Jan
57
40
Oct
22
50 Va Jan
9
20
Aug 15
5%
55
Jan
International
40% Feb
International
5
54
35
Jan
6
7%
36 Va
20 3.4 Dec
4
24 % Jan
8
303/4 Sep
3
35
4
32
% Jan
9
33% Jan
22
2
27
Feb
2
29 % Jan
5
Interstate
3
Interstate
30% May 19
Nov 13
8% Jan
2
14
2
lntertvne
2
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__No par
24% Jail
2
27% Jan
23
15
5'A Jan
19
4% Jan
9
26'A Aug 15
2 2'A Jan
28
25 % Jan
20
30
18% Jan
81% Jan
2
90
64'A May
1
83% Dec
Feb
Jun
100
16
4
Iowa
6
Island
Feb
5
$6
5'A Jan
5
Jacobs
(F L)
23 3A Jan
15
Jaeger
Machine
9
19
88% Jan
26
Jan
29
84
Feb
6
Power
Creek
99
Jan
8
Jan
16
783iJun
69
Jan
29
7474 Jan
2
Johns
71'A Jan
52
Feb
6
58 7/4 Jan
2
Johnson
20'A Oct
Oct
82
22
25'A Jan
22%. Feb
6
24'A Jan
5
Jones
16
90'A Apr
8372 Jan
16
85
Jan
2
31% Oct
30
38% Feb
36'A Jan
2
3 9'A Feb
3
24% Nov
17
3834 Jan
3
26'A Jan
8
29'A Jan
20
42% Dec
16
49% Feb
13
44
2
49
Feb
5
.
33/4%
5%
&
&
2,000
933A
98
987a
97 Va
98
1,500
4474
267c
27
14 3A
14%
14%
14%
14%
22%
23
91 Va 92 %
3%
3%
17%
18'A
231
232
313A 32'A
161
162
23 %
2374
22 34
23
22%
22%
22%
22 •'4
22 7 8
92%
"91%
927 »
"9174
9234
92%
3%
3%
374
18 Va
334
17-3/4
17%
18'A
231%
231
32'A
161 %
162'A
23 Va
23%
23 Va
23 Va
23 3/a
23 7
37:%
37%
37a4
37%
37 74
"88%
91
230
.
3174
32'A
"88%
81
162%
I63
"8374
91
2'A
"2%
45%
45%
45%
131 %
132 VA
132'A
16/%
10%
5474
54 Va
"100
102
"8%
8%
54
54
53%
53%
39%
40%
10%
10%
10%
10%
54'/a
54'
54%
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2%
45:J4
1G1%
131
31
29%
25%
27%
45
"131
131
131
54 Va
102
1
8%
"8%
8%
53'A
53 VA
53
54%
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4,300
37'A
8,100
"88 Va
91
"
2%
45 7
"131
132
74
10
5374
8 7
a
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.
54'A
874
8%
1,800
*
55
53
40 74
4074
40 74
51%
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51'
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35 74
"34
51
410
500
'
4,900
1,700
3574
200
1874
18 Vs
185u
1774
187 a
58,600
2874
2874
29
"3174
35%
28%
x23%
32%
32%
32 3A
"3178
32 74
27
27%
27 Va
"2774
27%
10%
10'A
10174
53
51%
28%
8,200
11,700
53 7i
51%
29
320
a
53
.
40 74
18 34
10 3
54 74
54
4074
"34
200
14,200
5374
40%
,
23a
132
1034
101%
91
4574
274
44
a
5474
874
10 Va
10'A
10 7
4
27
10'A
3174
27
10 74
2,100
300
2,000
15,200
900
31
30%
30 74
30 74
31
2974
29%
29%
29%
29%
2974
2974
10,600
25%
25 3b
25%
25 Va
25
25 Va
25 %
2,300
28'A
4,900
25 VA
2734
127%
"30%
,
28
2774
28 Va
"127
129 Va
28 VA
128
31
474
4%
4%
43A
"2274
2274
2274
22%
19'A
19'A
19'A
19 74
19'A'
129
4%
434
2278
8774
80
99 74
23%
53%
4%
80
23 74
36%
5374
"100
8%
53
"22'A
87
660
«
37 74
39,000
"30%
28%
pfd—100
2,SCO
31-%
163 74
.
.
x29%
128
common....No par
230
31%
162%
32
162%
10'A
30'A
25%
1
229 72
2313
27
1034
31
19
2,000
17,900
4074
28:%
50
37a
18 74
40 Ve
"32%
900
2,100
a
9274
374
10 74
"
"100
22 7
'
162
Va
•2
2%
7,600
11,300
14:!4
177a
31%
232
"1474
37«.
231%
3174
.
18
18
453 8
"127%
100
159
44 74
"14%
.1
—
"157
159
"157
15)
.Nq par
Co
preferred
Manville
54%
14%
50c
Co
Jewel Tea Co Inc
19
10
53%
45
1
Pwr & Lt 474
Jersey Cent
30
101
:
common
___
Jefierson Lake Sulphur Co..
62% Feb
May
Coal
preferred
53% Oct
15
& Light Co
253A Feb
21 VA Jan
No par
....
30% Jan
129
86 % Jan
77
Corp
5474
27%
10%
Jan
100
54
27'A
37%
2,300
55
44'A
"3%
10,500
5%
28 Va
"91%
8%
39%
"5'A
45%
3.50
Co
30% Feb
127% Jan
96
Power
5
25
374
39
574
2734
19
-
5'A
45
No oar
pfd
Dept Stores.
5%
"157
159
"157
5 Va
8%
39
39
4
97%
.
34%
Utilities Corp..
conv
98%
18%
31% Jan
5
2
cum
98%
39%
54 74
55
54 Va
34'A
6
13
374 Oct
$1.40
"
53'u
54
1
39
34
8'A
8%
8%
3A
52
19
3934 Feb
1974 Jan
International
Jan
"5'A
8
38%
34Va
19 74
29
3234
27%
28% Jan
141 % Jan
"of.%
"52%
54 >4
19
28%
32'%
27
29% Jan
12
17
54'A
"52%
51
31
22
52 3
54 74
34'%
29
26% Nov
"5274
25
30
126% Oct
52
"52
25
!
& Teleg
Feb
J1
"51
Napar
Silver common
International Telep
10% Sep
36
22 3A Apr
30
52
51'A
28% Dec
25 % Oct 16
8
28% Jan 14
No par
10% Feb
25 % May
t
Sep
32% July
No par
Shoe
preferred
18
20
20 % Jan
100
.-
Salt.,—,
International
Jan
13
17% Feb
15
common.--7.^0
Paper
preferred
Feb
26
_100
5
33% Jan
Canada eom__No par
of
7
x50 % Feb
"51
28%
"88%
"2%
45%
1
1,700
52
45%
100
3,800
48%
27%
37%
1,200
39%
"46
(39%
40
45
5
com
Mining, Corp
International
57% Jan
2
100
Chemical
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
Jan
9 % Jan
July 24
613A Feb
Nickel
333A Dec
15
No par
common
preferred
Feb
53
No par
Machines—_No par
&
38% Jan
14
No par
International Packers Limited.
55 % Jan
102
100
Rubber
Preferred
10% Jan
Apr
68
Int'l
132% Jail
2
common——5
preferred—
International
473/8 Jan
28
"14%
Hydro-Electric'Sys class A__25
Minerals
4%
Jan
2 % Jan
Jan
12 % Oct
105
May 29
47
6
Jan
10'/« Jan
3
l
Feb
131
4
14% Jail
3
7%
243/a Jan
48% Jan 21
1
—
Harvester
6
6
159
45 34
28%
Inc
Iron
Business
Int'l
2
166
20
45%
27%
preferred
Int'l
19
27
21
5
Feb
9% Oct
5% Jan
Jan
36% Feb
1303/4 Jan
42% May
973A Jan
V2 Jan 21
23 % Jan
161
May 15
3 Va May
2
4'/a %
1
23
Apr
23% Dec
4
88 Va Jan
2
91
July 14
96
4% Nov
Sep
98%
"157
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
1
Va May 19
88
98
i_100
Co—
39%
47%
"51
54'A
No par
common
preferred—
Inland
7,800
3974
"574
12
4,400
8474
110
47 3A
8 V,
54
111
111
112
"110
113
44 74
82'A
110
39%
33%
1
86
48%
8V4
Industrial Rayon
7
44
44 '•>
85
39%
385/«
Mex, S A
44 74
86%
"47
8'A
De
44%
85 ;,4
48%
39%
38'A
4
18% May
50
Co
43%
86%
"47%
5
143/b Jan
11% Jan
No par
u
Industria Electrica
16
Jan
48
A—100
ser
common
44
"110%
86
Indianapolis Power & Light„No par
Jan
101
2
28
41% Oct
Co
Illinois Terminal RR
161% Jan
Feb
155% Jan
pfd
conv
Illinois Power
7
52
May 21
55 % Oct
5
Jan
52% Jan
17
50
18
6% Sep
52
10
53
52% Aug 21
109
19
50 % Apr
23
x47% Jan
Dec
42% Dec
109
17
noncum
Co common, 100
RR
43'/a
112
112
403A 40%
"47% 48%
"51
52
"52% 54%
50
95
Apr
x353A Apr
Central
43
87%
42%
86'A
20
Apr
36
"86:%
80'A
"997a
99 %
81
80'A
19%
474
23
20'A
88
28 74
"127
474
"22%
19%
"87
131
434
2274
20
90
3,500
100
6,500
88
30
88
"87
81
82:%
84
84
1,100
99%
99 'A
100
100
210
101
"99
101
"2274
28'A
129
81
"8674
88
«•
74
7,200
69
70'A
70
7174
71
71%
69'/a
71
69
70'A
12%
53 %
54 Va
5234
53%
53
53 'A
52'A
5374
52
52:%
3,000
10
2374
237a
23%
23%
23'A
23%
2234
23%
22 '4
22%
22,000
8474
8474
84'/a
84'A
84
84'A
84
84%
780
38'A
3874
38'A
38 7A
38'A
38%
38
38'4
8,300
28%
2774
28 33
6,500
48
3,200
.No par
Corp
Johnson.
_
.
Laughlin Steel com.
-
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
84
.
8474
3874
39 Va
■
K
x8
Dec
26
197a Dec
For footnotes
see
10
page
22.
Jan
7% Feb
5
83A Jan
2
Kaiser
5%
Alum
cum
Kalamazoo
&
Chem
Corp
.
preferred (conv)
Stove. & Furnace
1
29
29 74
29
29'A
28%
'29 74
x28 V8
50
48
48
48 74
48 7a
48
74
4874
48 Va
10
8
8
8
8
"774
8
7%
49
774
x47
7%
774
2,400
195$
Number 5193
Volume 177
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range
Year
Range
5
30% Dec
87'/a Jan
2
96
Jan
15
-
103% Mar 12
Jan.
1
NEW
29% Jan
2
30 Va Jan
29
3
93'A Feb
5
95'/a Jan
13
99 Va Jan
21
104 Va Jan
9
May
1
100'A Jan
2
105
Jan
6
92'/» Jan
30
94
4%
preferred
preferred
100
"99%
99%
100
"104%
cum
4.50%
5
91 'A Dec
31
87
Feb
6
72
Dec
24
72
Jan
6
74% Feb
3
4%
2
19% Sep
4
19',A Jan
2
19% Feb
4
Kansas
9% Feb 28
13 Va Dec
19
12% Jan
7
13'A Jan
27
Kayser
37% Dec
31
40% Jan
30
Dec
31
68% Oct 22
92 Va Jan
26
40'A Feb
71
'
Jan
Kansas
3
38
May
40
Apr
30
Mar
20
Class
19
16
1
99%
105
30'A
30'A
30%
'93%
"92%
93%
10
99 34
99%
99%
"99%
100'A
50
105
105
105
30
"104%
90%
91
74%
"74
19%
19%
19%
19%
12%
13 Va
12%
12Va
12%
12 Va
12 Va
397A
40 Va
39 Va
39 Va
39%
<! 39%
40'A
39%
-No par
Feb
1953
8
105
91
90'A
75%
6,900
90%
87
89
75
74
74
19%
19'A
19%
4,500
12Va
"74
12%
12%
4,900
1,700
400
40
40
40
39%
39 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
40
39%
40'A
39
39%
6,900
.'40
39%
1,800
♦J.—
•
2,500
80% Feb
4
Kennecott
79 Va
80%
79%
80'A
79%
80%
78%
80
78
Feb
6
79 'A
20,900
9
60
Jan
8
Kern
2.50
56 'A
56%
55
55%
53%
54%
53
54
21 'A Jan
24% Feb
3
Keystone Steel & Wire Co— _No par
11,400
2
24%
24%
54%
24'A
56%
7
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
24 Va
24 Va
24%
1,000
Sep
3
44% Feb
6
49
Jan
6
Kimberly-Clark Corp
4% conv preferred
com— _No par
45 Va
45 Va
45%
46
45%
45%
"45 »A
45%
44 %
45 'A
2,200
25% Jan
16
26% Jan
5
24
267/a Jan
28
King-Seeley
Corp
Kinney (G R) Co common..
81
Jan
14
5
51 Va
53
114
Jan
12
26
»/a Dec
19
18% Jan
2
25
Nov
7
Jan
22
70
8
80
Oct
27
78 'A Jan
8
35% Oct 23
49 7A Jan
21
38% Jan
30
41% Jan
91
Apr 28
97 Va
July 30
90% Jan
22
93 Va Jan
5
4%
34
Oct
347A Jan
16
35 Va Jan
5
Kresge
21
39Va Jan
5
50 Va Mar 25
54% Sep
5
53
Jan
7
57'A Feb
5
31 Va Jan
42 % Dec
24
39
Jan
7
41'/a Jan
30
9% Dec
23
9% Jan
2
9% Jan
7
25
Copper—
County Land
5
Apr
"99%
30%
93%'
39%
called
A
Shares
30%
94
July
21% Feb 27
110
30%
the Week
"93%
"99'A
19%
Class B
76% Jan
94
74%
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A—1
Jan
40'A Jan
40
Feb. 6
90%
5
7
Friday
Feb. 5
19%
Light Co—
(Julius) & Co.
9
105
Sales for
Thursday
"104%
"93'A
"104 %
PRICES
75
19%
26
30%
30'A
SALE
Feb. 4
91%
l'/a
"74%
36% Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
22% Aug.
20
20 Va
9
100
8.75
preferred
&
Power
36'A Jan
~
com. -No par
Southern
City
noncum
.37 % Jan
7
———- —
30%
"93%
Feb
—
30'/»
AND
Feb. 3
100
Feb
31
Tuesday
Feb. 2
preferred
62
—
Monday
Par
3.80%
16% Jan
32'A Jan
STOCK
YORK
XftT)K&8 City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
66
6
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
10'
Dec
102% May 21
106
Since
Lowest
Highest
26% Jan
c»n,inu6<-p'"1
STOCKS
1952
Lowest
95
1
Previous
for
Co
100
(cum)
"110
"110
113
"26%
113
"110
"26'A
26%
113
"110
113
"110
26%
25%
25 %
25%
25%
25%
801/2
79
79%
79%
79%
x79%
79%
39
38%
39%
39
39%
38%
91%
91'A
91'A
91%
92%
91%
92
35%
26'A
39
38%
common
preferred
26
25%
"79
"90%
Koppers Co Inc
26%
26
26%
"25'/a
1
-No par
$5 prior preferred
113
10
.
26%
26%
25%
"79
700
25%
600
79'%
80
33%
38%
5,000
"91'A
92'A
150
35'?A
35%
35%
35 7A
35'/a
35%
4,900
(S H) & Co
No par
55%
56
56
56
56
56
56%
57'A
57
57
2,100
Kroger Co (Tbe)_
_No par
41 Va
41%
40%
41%
40%
41
40
%
40 'A
40'A
40%
4,800
9%
8.000
Kress
Co
(S S)
35%
35 Va
35%
,
L
8 '/a Mar 13
Laclede
Co_
Gas
4
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
'
5'A Dec
8
187/a Oct
6
24
ll7/a Mar
7
45
7% Jan
19
5% Jan
5
5% Feb
4
Jan
21
19% Jan
2
21% Jan
29
16% Dec
12
15'/a Jan
8
16
Feb
6
50
Jan
10
12
48% Jan
23
20'/a Jan
2
25% July 16
22% Jan
21
54 % May
1
72% Jan
30
59
Feb
6
207/a Apr
15
26% Dec
Jan
2
88
Dec
50% Feb
5
Lane-Wells
Lee
3
Lees
8
25% Jan
12
29% Feb
91% Jan
26
93
9 % Jan
28% Jan
1
1
30% Nov
26
21% Dec
16
1 Yk Dec
26
2 % Jan
4
1% Jan
1% Jan
7
Nov
5
17% Jan
29
13% Jan
14% Jan
6
33/a Dec 29
5% Feb
23
3% Jan
4% Jan
22
2
74% Feb
80% Jan
2
14
15% Jan
19
13
70% Feb
13% Dec
21
21
18
81% July
•
19% Feb
16% Mar 28
Feb
5
2
11 % Jan
23
2
30% Jan
16
6
22% Jan
20
Jan
Lerner
Jan
7
20% Feb
23
40% Jan
13
42% Feb
4
Feb.13
8% Jan
7
9% Jan
15
Libby
Life
35% Oct 28
38
Jan
29
36% Feb
4
38
Jan
20
61 Va Jun
4
76
Dec
15
74
Jan
5
79% Feb
5
160% Jan
2
173% Apr
30
163 % Jan
22
49
May
43
Jan
Jap
167
pfd
Fink
42% Dec
5
2nd
Lehn
25
21% Jan
Savers
Liggett
&
7%
11
66% Feb
5
72% Jan
12
46% Jan
Link
Xl27/a Apr 30
21% Dec
26
19% Jan
21% Jan
Lionel
16
46% Mar 17
35
Feb
6
22
19% Jan
12
66
Nov
1
26
Jan
2
75% Apr 14
24% July
1
68% Jan
11% Oct 28
18 % Jan
4
11% Jan
23% Jan 30
31% Nov
18% Apr
15
21% Jan
12
12
28
38
Jan
72
Feb
Loew's
23
29 % Jan
5
31% Jan
27
x27% Nov
5
43% Feb
7
29% Jan
29
30% Jan
8
14% Jan
2
17% Dec
2
102
Jan
101
July 14
20% Aug
143
33
Jan
Jan
2
5
3
9
107
Dec
17% Jan
17% Jan
110
5
14
Feb
6
Jan
23
106% Jan
9
18
24% Jan
5
26% Jan
20
May 24
152 % Jan
2
156% Feb
5
24
105
106% Nov 21
105
25% Dec
158 %
30
41% Dec
20
67% Dec
24% Feb 20
41% Jan
2
6
ill Jan
29
51
23 'A
60
29%
29
29%
28 Va
29
28%
28%
93
91%
91%
"91'/a
93
93
93
480
23%
23 %
59
59 'A
600
28%
,
28'A
8,800
"92
94
-
'
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
10'A
10%
12,100
30%
30'A
30
30%.
29%
29 Va
29 Va
29'A
2,800
21%
21%
21%
21'. a
21%
20 'A
21
19%
20%
13,700
'A
1%
1%
l'/a
2,700
14%.
"14%
14%
14'A
14'A
4%
4
4
"37A
4%
200
74%
75
74'/a
74%
1,800
15%
15
15'A
15
15
2,400
"1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
4.
"3%
4%
75%
74%
75
75
75
15%
15%
15'A
15'/a
4
"4
1%
1
■
21%
21
2 l'/a
20 7A
21'A
20 %
20 7A
4,400
41%
41%
42%
42%
41%
42%
41
41'A
9,500
8%
9
87A
9'/a
87A
9Va
8%
36 %
36%
"36'A
37
36'A
36%
36%
36%
36%
78
78%
78%
78%
78%
79%
78'A
79%
164%
164'A
9
165
165
"67%
No pur
68%
68 Va.
"68'A
165
165
"67
164
67%
165
8
Va
£00
9,200
163 %
164%
67%
66%
66 'A
46%
46%
46%
45%
46
"20%
20 •%
20%
20%
20
35'A
35%
35
35%
8,000
20'A
21
20%
20%
4,700
,
45%
46
20%
21
20%
20%
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
35%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
69 %
72
"69%
72
72
72
"69%
1
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24
23 Va
23%
22%
23%
25,600
No par
11%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
13 %
14
13
131/2
138,600
2.50
No par
Corp—._
"
74%
2,600
20
"71
2,000
74
100
30%
31%
30%
31%
30'A
30%
29%
30 '/a
"29%
29%
29%
29%
29 'A
29%
2 9'/a
29%
Long Island Lighting Co com-No par
5.25% pfd series A
100
5% series B preferred
100
17'A
17%
17'/a
17%
17'/a
17%
17'/a-
17%.
(P)
106
Lowenstein
Jan
4% %
preferred
16
50
Jan
30
42% Jan
5
45% Jan
22
Nov
14
15% Jan
25
xl0% Feb
3
11% Jan
2
M &
Jan
5
44% Feb'
3
MacAndrews
106
106
106
105%
105%
25%
26
25%
26'/a
156%
156'%
156'/a
38%
37%
"154'/a
156 Va
"154%
156%
"154'%
39 Va
a
38 %
38%
%
Si
39
63%
Inc com__l
64%
31%
—50
*_■
Si Sons
(M)
37% Oct
106
"105%
25%
%
Nashville
&
"105%
106
25%
—'
Louisville
106
"105%
26%
100
Rights
7
"105%
25%
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)„No par
2
106
106
"105%
10
Co common
preferred
33% Jan
■<500
46
17'A
67% Jan
270
66%
46%
46
6
29%
6
8,300
77%
x77
36%
31%
26
903
21 Va
%
17%
7%
40
10%
29%
Lorillard
13,400
29 %
31 %
16
26
"50%
'A
60
10
Feb
Jan
50%
23
60%
(Md) A—No par
Jan
97
50%
23%
60%
9'/a
(The)
Long Bell Lumber
62
97
49%
23
61
21%
Lone Star Cement Corp.
31
7
49%
23%
1,800
41%
—
Aircraft
8
99% July
8
5
50
23%
"60
400
1,600
41%
Inc
30
33% Aug
91% Jan
37% Feb
ft Fbb
52 V* Feb
23
Jan
16
21
Co
Lockheed
24 Va Feb
157/a
-21%
10%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No par
3%%
convertible preferred—100
Feb
14
Co
Corp
Lion Oil
21% Feb
15%
a
29%
10
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.
43% Jan
16% Oct
28%
com—25
.—-100
_—
25
Belt
15%
49%
50
.23%
61
"91 Va
7
Tobacco
Dec
33% Nov 14
"60
5
48% Jun
74
15%
5%
No par
Corp
preferred
15%
"5'/a
15
Libby
Myers
15Va
5%
5
Stores Corp—
&
15%
5%
74
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
McNeill
20 7
5%
No par
1
Products
15
1
"49 %
"22%
100
Corp (The)
17
9
.
1
5
Lehman
27
1
50
Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
,
25
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common—
1
$3 noncum 1st preferred—No par
Nov
7% May
20%
15%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
X33% Feb
21
15%
preferred
&
21
No par
common
noncum
21
21
(James) & Sons Co common—3
50c
5%
20%
5%
21%
Rubber & Tire
3.85%
5%
21%
5%
21%
preferred
%f*
6
9
19
14
4
Bryant
Jan
Feb
217/a May
Lane
5%
wie*
No par
pld_75 Pesos
(The)
Co
23 % Feb
64
92% May
1
9% Dec 22
8 'A May
La Consolidad 6%
Lambert
32
>-100
10
series A
Lukens Steel Co
"97
44
,
.97%
r*97
43%
"a
62%
31 '/2
"97
44
43'%
63
31%
"155
62
190
105
25 7A
80
26
10,500
157
37%
62%
"97
106'%
105
%
31%
97%
"
38
:i2
63%
31%
32
43%
44
%
63
63
"31%
97%
38
"106
5,200
1,000
17,700
^
31%
25
37V«
4,000
aTa
158,809
62%
2,400
32
1,400
97%
97%
43 Va
43 %
"97
43
43%
1,000
11
1,800
M
10
40% Aug
4
128% Sep 10
12
Dec
29
135
16
26% Oct 30
15% Aug 13
485
Apr
9
7% Dec
24
6
Jan
9
131% Feb
2
6%
28
12% Jan
2
13% Jan
23
Mack
30
24% Jan
16
26
90 % Jan
28
84 % Jan
3
17% Jan
Apr
8% Oct
18
131
39
Feb
87
Jan
15
8
Va Jan
14
Madison
2
9% Jan
12
23
7% Jan
Manatl
Sugar
14
6% Jan
Mandel
22
23
10% July 2
52% Feb 25
57% Jan
4% Jan 31
Jan
16
8% Jan
22
9
Jan
20
12% Jan
Dec 22
16
Jan
9
55
549
Feb
Mahoning
Manhattan
10% Feb
Maraeaibo
Feb
9
27% July
8
23% Feb
6
25% Jan
94
Jun
9
86
Jan
7
88
87/« Jun 25
16
Dec
I9
14% Jan
9% Apr
13% Jun
2
11% Jan
23% Jan
29
4
4% Jan
85
Oct
7
15
21% Oct 28
% %
Market St
Jan
19
26
17% Jan
29
2
13% Feb
2
4%%
Martin
2
18
19
Jan
16
20% Jan
Master
lo
38
1 Feb
6
41% Jan
Mathieson
104% Jan
3
10
105
Feb
6
110% Jan
29% Jan
25
31% Jan
90% Jan
2
90% Jan
79
15
97
87
4
45% Jan
18
15% Mar 12
x22% Nov
7
28
93% Jan
28
95
2
May
10
95
7
May
Jan
Feb
7
93% Jan
2
14% Jan
42
30% Jan
98
25% Feb
85% Jan
13
Jan
Jan
Masoniie
May
20
6
19% Dec
4
18% Jan
9
26% Dec
31
26% Jan
29% Feb
6
McCord
13
44 % Jan
45% Jan
20
$2.50
Corp
8
26
McGraw
38% Feb
20
56
Dec
1
52% Jan
2
55% Jan
15
12
Mclntyre
20
83% Apr
3
66 % Feb
5
17
46
Jan
28
35 % Jan
9
38% Jan
2
31
26% Jan
7
25
Jan
7
26 % Jan
21
12% Nov
71% Jan
6%
6%
"6%
6%'
"6%
6%
6%
23%
23%
"22'A
22%
"22%
10%
10'A
23%
24
19 Va
39 Va
38%
108'/a
108 Va
"107%
104% Oct
28
22
3
Nov
7
121
Jan
2
33% Jan
23
28 "A
28%
29
45%
45
45'/a
15%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
No par
37
36%
26
"25%
&
Stores
Co.
Inc
"46%
43
49
"46%
"46%
48
"46%
19
"18'A
18%
"18'A
18%
18'A
18 V4
18
18%
1,200
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
15,100
"87
No par
No par
106'/a
106 Va
"105%
Co—No par
30%
30%
"30%
12.50
23
91
23'A
22%
91
"LOG
106%
30
30%
29%
29%
1,700
23
23
23%
23
23%
4,400
38%
39
3 8 Va
1,000
39
39
95%
95%
105
105
.
38%
"105
106
"105
106
"92
93
93
94
93'A
95
95
"105
106
93 V*
"106%
38 'A
95
106
93
"93
38%
95
"105
96 %
"95
107%
93%
93%
SO-J
94
preferred series
100
preferred series
100
"93
4,45%
preferred series
100
"106%
107,'/a
"105%
107%
5
26%
27'A
26 Va
27'/a
28
Va
26 7a
63
64
02%
63 Va
62%
62%
26 %
26%
26 %
27
26 %
27'.'4
46
46
46 Va
46
46
"45'/a
139
"137 Va
139
"137 %
Jan
20
23% Jan
5
23
22%
8%
South
Petroleum
Utilities
Steel
Prod
1st preferred
Mmncvv
<w»u
Corp.
10
InC—-No par
common
5
100
"137%
10
22%
139
22%
"43
"137%
139
22%
23
"137%
21
23
94 %
10
93 "a
3.85%
"93
100
"92%
"92
Middle
800
"106
30%
22%
39
Midland
106%
106%
30 Va
97
27 % Feb
90
106'A
39
-
"86
23
96
Co
90
"86
91
"87
30%
107
5
46% Jan
49
48
18%
23%
"87
Copper
800
16%c
common
3.80%
13
600
3,000
3%
preferred
Inc
Linotype
Machine
2
1st
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
100
5
22.
common
Merritt-Chapman & Scot%
Mesta
19
paae
—
$4 conv 2nd pfd
Mergentnaler
Feb
set
5,300
25 %
"46%
(The)
convertible
62
footnotes
35 %
25 'A
1
5%
Mid-Continent
For
1,900
35%
25%
50
Co
Mengel
25% Jan
43% Jan
138
67
36%
80
1
2
.
3,100
28
22
25%
4,900
28
22% Jan
35%
26
13'A
46% Dec
132% Jan
66%
36%
"25%
2 7'A
81% Jan
3
67
36%
13'A
28% Nov
22
67
37 Va
27
4
Sep
67%
26
13%
14
30% Jan
"66
68
36%
27%
16
139
66%
67
67%
70
13'/a
18
6
400
27%
26% Dec
20
55%
13%
66% Jan
Oct
"55
27%
Miami
20
55
13'/a
27% Feb
131% Jun
55
27
106% Feb
39% Jan
55
55
13%
9
20% Feb
55
55
27 %
19
58% Oct
300
55
"54%
13'A
25% Jan
8
70
27 Va
106% Jan
6
91%
70
13 Va
93% Feb
Jan
91%
71
27%
93 % Jan
Oct
91%
"70%
13'A
Corp
4
20
"91 Va
70%
27
Snoe
23
105
91%
70%
1
Melville
93% Feb
20
2
11,300
91
71%
93 'A
91% Jan
91% Feb
Feb
.15%
91
"70%
"92
95% May 23
109 % Aug
8
14
105
30
15'A
"90%
1
,
2,800
71
"25%
6
Inc
3,400
45%
91
—18
Mines..
18 Va
29%
92%
3
Jan
27
15%
18 %
29 %
"45
92 %
97% Jun
91
Jan
104
15'A
45%
93'/a
25
3
15
"45
"92'A
Jun
Jan
29'/a
23
"45
93
108
101
2
18Va
28 Va
45%
93
101
'9
18%
28%
18 Va
28
"45
93 %
2
21
18%
18%
3
20
300
"92
18
Jan
18'/a
"51
52%
25%
15
39% Jan
"51 'A
14%
Oct
98'% Jan
52 %
25%
92% Jan
rST
51
"51
220
2,600
14
37% Dec
'5
51
51
$3.50 preferred
13
52
51
86
14%
Merck
21
19%
26%
5
38% Feb
19
14
25% Jan
94% Jan
"85%
20
25%
6
22% Jan
86
19%
14%
22% Feb
2
"85'A
20'/a
20
26%
Mercantile
11
85%
20
86
20
5,500
95
94%
14
7
May 27
85%
"85'A
31
26%
9
54 % Feb
94%
30%
"94%
14'%
12
28 % Jan
95
31
26'A
Jan
20
94%
"94%
26 Va
Jan
30
"94%
95
"14%
19% Jan
Jan
30%
95
14%
14
Jan
31
26 %
43
31
30%
"94'A
26
6
111
31
95
20
71
1,200
4%
85%
"90%'
1,100
105%
30%
20
18%
'
14,000
"14
2
2
105
9,900
19%
38%
10
29
Feb~~4
107%
19%
Corp common
No par
4%% preferred (1st series)
100
Feb
28% Jan
105%
85%
Publishing
& Robbins
Jan
106%
108%
95
Stores Co
13% Jan
12
"107%
95
——1
15
93 % Dec
108%
210
24%
38
95%
Co
27%. Jan
4
19%
38%
"94%
18%
24
19%
38%
"!
•
25%
25
19%
31
—No par
25%
60
2
84% Jan
88
39%
95
—
26 % Jan
22
87
V2
19%
95
—No par
No par
28
35% Jan
25%
"88
38%
30%
—
Jan
6
5,600
39 Va
"94 %
No par
94
Oct
.
—5
pfd
5
22
24 Va
88
24
19%
19%
38%
No par
series .No par
common
Porcupine
25%
25 Va
"19%
100
com
preferred
Feb
18
23%
25%
Corp
14
46%
420
24%
25%
1
5
Co—
Jan
;
4%
2,300
94
9
"4%
47,300
86
8
2,000
4%
16%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Feb
"4%
13%
Mead
50% Mar 12
4%
Vo
13
16
15,700
57
12%
58
"4%
16
22
21% Dec
12%
57
12%
57%
4%
13'/»
14% Jan
16
12 Va
12%
57%
4%
13 'A
27% Jan
10
12%
58
12%
57'A
17
6
22
12%
57
12%
57
16%
2
Dec
8,100
13%
25% Feb
15% Apr
4,200
17
13% Jan
12 Va Oct
9%
23 7A
13%
2
47
9%
23%
16%
21
26% Dec 24
9%
24%
13'A
28% Feb
8
9%
X23%
13 Va
15% Jan
23 Va Mar
200
9%
24%
17
3
92
23%
9%
23%
12%
4 %
600
13%
22% July 15
Aug 19
23
23
20
6%
16%
Electric
McLellan
10
24%
7,60J
1,800
13%
—
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%%
convertible preferred
100
McKesson
23'%
9%
57
6
50
common.
McGraw-Hill
Nov
6%
7%
17%
preferred
Jan
23% Jan
6%
7%
No Par
45% Nov
Jan
65
7%
13%
$3 preferred
McCall Corp
33% Nov
7%
23%
5,500
21%
16%
14
4
7%
"23
27
547
1
Co.
51% Jan
15% Feb
20%
No par
L)
Jan
71
26%
"537
88
51
92
22
547
88
30
12
27%
21%
"537
1,400
88
Dec
28
27%
22
390
1,500
8%
83
cumulative
16
27%
549
86
8'A
8%
86 Va
$3.40
% Jan
21%
"8
86%
Maytag Co common
89
27%
549
8%
-100
13
14% Jan
550
"85%
8%
8%
24%
14
67 % Jan
22
21%
86%
8'A
24%
20% Jan
7
28
27%
"537
85%
24%
85% Jan
25
8%
3,300
24 V8
Feb
28
8%
8%
25%
24%
19
Nov
86%
8 Va
25'%
24%
$3.75
17% Mar
86'A
8 Va
9
10
25%
Co com.—No par
Stores
71
25 'A
.
9,300
4%
preferred
cum pfd
1947
98% Apr
25%
13 Va
100
Corp
conv
14% Oct 28
25%
300
12%
7%
prior pfd
Chemical
89% Dec 30
55% Mar 5
13%
7%
*
31
19% Jan
13
45
133%
7'A
(copv )
19% Dec
51
22
13%
86 Va
Va
13'%
11
"44%
"131
1
6.25
Corp
Dept
$3.75
28'/a
550
44%
133%
7%
Corp common
&
Electric
4.25%
21%
"537
11%
44%
"131
5
Ry 6%
(Glenn
20% Feb
8
11
11
44%
133i/2
25 Va
9
Va
11
44%
"131
"7%
Shirt
Martin-Parry
33% Jan
27%
1
60
preferred
49% Apr
34% Aug 11
9
133%
No par
Field
Marshall
30
July 21
86%
8
9
"131
1
Corp
17% May 12
Jun
86%
8
Co
preferred
38 Va Oct
113
86%
Co
RR
Midland
Marine
12% Jan
58
4% Jan
17
100
No par
Oil Exploration
Marathon
Jan
7
Nov
25%
10
Coal
23% Feb
25
4% May
23
25%
Bros
July 11
12% Jan 17*.'
28
25'A
Magnavox Co (The).
6% Jan
23
No par
Magma Copper
22% Jan
% Jan
29% Jan
13
29% Jan
9
21
22% Apr 24
2
13'A
No par
26
7
7
13%
Square Garden..
Jan
11% Mar 18
Jan
13'A
preferred series A
20% Jan
536
44%
44%
13%
Inc
26% Jan
8
14
10
11
XlO%
44%
131%
Magic Chef
4%%
11%
"44'/a
131 %
5
Forbes
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
6
11
B
Co—
common—10
100
Si
Trucks
5
Dec
8
8
Working
preferred
Jan
8
5
22 % Nov
536
Jan
Wood
8% Jan
9% Mar 13
10 % Jan
Dec 19
20
43
7
Jun
7% Aug 25
7% Oct
May
31% •Jan
Oct 30
24% Oct 22
84
45
M
%
130
10
106%
"106%
107%
20
26%
25%
26'A
9,900
62
62%
62
62%
4,200
26 Va
2 7'A
26%
27 %
9,100
46
4
45%
106%
26
.
23
%
4'A
700
139
22%
6,800
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle j.
(638)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Previous
for
Range
Year
STOCKS
1952
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Loatsl
Highest
YORK
STOCK
28
16¥4 Jan
6
18% Feb
4
Minneapolis
23
19% Dec
19
17 ¥4 Feb
6
19 ¥b Jan
2
Minn
14
62 ¥2 Dec
18
55 ¥2 Feb
5
62
Jan
7
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
3
116 ¥2 Dec
2
109 ¥4 Jan
29
115
Jan
7
Apr
24
48 ¥4 Jan
2
44 ¥2 Feb
6
47 ¥2 Jan
2
101 ¥2 Feb
25
16
Oct
28
80
Nov
19
23 ¥2 Nov
7
26
15 ¥< Oct
453/4 Feb
Mar
107
39
105
23
Jan
2
Jan
17 ¥$ Jan
85
104
22
Jan
24 ¥a Jan
2
30
19% Jan
91 ¥4 Jan
11
Jan
29
88
30 ¥2 Jan
9
24 ¥2 Jan
2
39
•
Dec
17
37% Jan
27
39
Mar 12
34% Jan
*
32¥s Jan.
103
SS Marie
Minn
Min
$4
&
Mfg
Minneapolls-Moline Co
5
$5.50
1st
$1.50
2nd
Jan
5
Minnesota Power ds
Oct
15
37
29 ¥2 Jan
27
5
Mission
15¥s Oct
22
20% Jan
22
18
Jan
13
19% Jan
2
16
383/a Dec
11
36% Jan
5
393/a Jan
30
3¥4 Oct
10
8 ¥2 Feb
15
5¥a Jan
2
Jan
6
Jan
16
67 3/4 Dec
31
62 ¥4 Feb
G
67 % Jan
2
21 ¥2 Apr
21
59 ¥• Dec
23
47 ¥2 Jan
7
53 ¥4 Jan
23
25
50
6
17 3/8
17%
17%
17 ¥2
57
55 ¥2
563/4
Missouri-Kan-Tex
RR
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
7
27% Jan
Jan
16
13
Jan
5
14% Feb
3
16 ¥2 Jan
2
17 ¥4 Feb
6
Monarch
82¥2 Oct
30
109 ¥2 Jan
2
90¥8 Jan
13
95¥a Jan
20
Monsanto
Chemical
30
22 ¥2 Jan
19
25¥4 Jan
29
Montana-Dakota
19
293/4 jan
19
30 ¥2 Jan
13
Montana Power
67 ¥2 Jan
2
60 ¥4 Feb
6
64 ¥2 Jan
8
2
18% Aug
5
163/a Jan
13
17¥s Jan 30
12
6
Motorola Tnn
Feb
6
32
2
Motor
Products
Wheel
31
30
25% Dec
23
14
Mar
18
Feb
1
\
19.
1
42 ¥4 Mar 13
Dec
48
25¥a Jan
2
27 3/a Jan
6
Motor
8
23 % Jan
5
2 5 ¥4 Feb
5
Mueller
29 ¥4 Jan
25
24 ¥4 Jan
15
26 ¥4 Feb
2
Jan
26
Jan
6
26
12
Jan
Jan
4
48
¥4 Jan
27
Nov
28
108
Jan
30
1
20% Jan
13 ¥8 Jan
57%
48
.
52 ¥2 Feb
24
4
i(
'
13
50
-
110
49
373/4
38 %
38
38
3,000
38%
*38 %
38 ¥2
30%
30%
303/4
31%
7,100
183/4
13%'
18%
18%
18 ¥2
18 ¥8
18 ¥8
183/4
5.600
39
39%
39
393/8
39
39 ¥4
38¥s
39 ¥4
5,300
30 %
30 ¥2
31 ¥4
30 ¥2
Murphy Co
43/4 %
5%
53/4
5%
53/4
5 ¥2
65
64%
64 Vb
64 %
64%
63 ¥4
64%
62 ¥»
633/4
48%
50 ¥4
49 ¥4
50 ¥4
49 ¥»
50 3/4
473/4
49 ¥2
48 ¥i
7,700
5%
49
28 ¥2
'
.
8,600
21,900
600
29 ¥4
28 3/4
29
28 ¥2
14 VB
143/a
14%
143/g
14
14
14
14
1,600
17
17
17 1
17%
17
17%
17¥s
17 ¥4
1,300
94
943/4
93%
943/4
93%
943/8
*92%
92%
92 ¥4
93 ¥4
8,900
9
29 ¥2
233/4
23%
23%
22%
23 ¥2
29%
30 ¥4
30 ¥»
30 3/a
30
30%
61
613/a
61 ¥s
613/8
61
62
17%
17 ¥4
17¥S
17 ¥4
1.73/8
17 ¥4
17%
13 ¥2
13¥a
133/4
133/4
13%
133/4
133/4
13%
13 ¥8
13%
900
40 ¥4
No par
9
10
41
40
40 3/a
40
¥4
40%
393/8
393/4
3 8 3/8
39 ¥4
8,400
30
303/«
1,600
30%
5
—
303/4
30 ¥4
27
27%
27
25
24%
25
24 %■'
25 ¥4
26 ¥4
253/4
26
25%
25%
25
25 ¥1
12%
30%.
*27
12%
12%
1
2
23% Feb
2
7
43% Feb
5
51
Feb
2
Myers
50
50
108
108
*108
Murray Corp of America com
4%
preferred
5
49
100
Jan
& Bros
30 3/4
123/4
10
23 ¥e
23 ¥2
23 %
233/a
•48%
483/4
48
51
51
51
6
23%
100
123/4
Xl2%
49 ¥1
48 ¥2
*108
483/4
108
1083/4
3,200
30
60%
11,600
17 ¥4
2,500
27
1,500
243/4
25
7,100
24%
25
5,600
265/a
»
*12 ¥2
12 ¥2
48 ¥2
49
12%
800
,
2,900
4 8 ¥2
108 ¥4
•108
108
140
23 ¥4
-
233/a
23
23%
22%
233/a
15,300
48%
48
51
¥a
12%
50
108 ¥»
Ml
.—No par
17%
27
24 %
293/4
60 ¥4
30 ¥4
27%
25
25%
l
30 5/a
27
243/4
1
31 ¥0
27
5
C) common
4,900
23 Yb
235/a
17%
12
Co
223/4
¥4
61%
61
—
*28 ¥2
29
30%
24
30
Corp
29 ¥4
¥2
235/e
preferred
iF E)
5%
14 ¥4
Corp
(O
5%
17 ¥a
_
Brass
6
17
-
& Co
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Jan. 22
400
24 ¥2
30%
No par
_
Jan
'
47
Aug 25
5
50
86%
24%
393/8
No par
(The)
Mullins
110
6
18% May
15
21 Vb Dec
5
49*% Dec
106% Oct
Jan
Dec
25
20
22¥a May
11% Jun
32
Utilities Co
Co
(John)
23
43% Jan
Dec
22 ¥2 Jan
Morrell
Jan
6
14
6,000
17%
25
13 %
Moore-McCormack Lines
12¥a Jan
3 8 :,/8 Feb
17 ¥4
•86
25
5
Montgomery Ward & Co
14
17 ¥2
86 ¥4
25
25
29%
Co
28 ¥a Jun
10
♦86
863/4
105
20
31 ¥2 Dec
44 ¥4 Oct
38 ¥2
17 %
17%
173/8
*86
25¥4
100
6,800
•104 ¥4
105
1.25
17
14% Jan
17%
86
•104 ¥4
105
45
44
65
No par
16
3
38%
*104 ¥4
7,100
¥2
45 ¥«
19%
53/4
pfd.100
Machine Tool
22
7
3/a
86
45
2,700
110
•107
*
263/a Apr
Aug
1043/4
*25
453/4
45¥a
46
110
18%
100
eonv
55¥2 Oct
Nov
17
863/4
*107
39
No par
com
Mojud Hosiery Co Inc
4
12
17%
•104
110%
*109
30%'
5
Mohawk Carpet Mills
5
36
38%
10
preferred serlea A
14 ¥2 Aug
18¥a Jan
16¥a Jan
104 ¥2
45%
26%
*25
par
45%
1103/4
17 ¥1
57 ¥4
"
31 ¥8 Jan
21% Nov
17 ¥4
86 ¥4
25
)
4
30
*103 ¥2
100
_
12
2
45 ¥4.
1
common
*109
111
111
16,800
17 ¥4
17%
173/4
56%
Shares
173/4
56
18 ¥a
57
Cnrp
20
12¥4 Mar
17 ¥2
18 Vb
17%
Light C0.N0
16% Oct
24% Nov
17
56 5/a
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
1%
17
18
preferred
Mission
33 Vs Oct
16%
58
preferred
conv
17%
57 ¥4
No par
22
Feb. 6
•17%.
No par
the Week
Friday
Feb. 5
16%
100
preferred
Jan
Thursday
Feb. 4
1.50
common
26 ¥2 Jan
Wednesday
Feb. 3
No par
$3.75 conv preferred
29
23
<fc
Tuesday
Feb. 2
& St Louli Ry—No par
Paul
St
galea fer
HIGH SAUK PRICES
Monday
Fat
17% Nov
133/4 Feb
Monday, February 9, 1953
Csotiooed—Pags •
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Highest
.
48 ¥2
483/4
483/4
4 8 ¥.
48%
700
51
50
50
51
300
235%
32,200
*50
*49 ¥2
N
23 ¥s
24
24
233/4
24
96%
95%
95%
94 ¥4
*93
933/4
93
93 ¥a
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
x32%
323/4
31 ¥4
325/a
1
14%
14 ¥1
14%
14 ¥4
14 ¥8
145%
14 ¥4
14
14
Automotive Fibres Inc
l
21
21%
21
21 %
21%
21%
x20%
20%
Aviation
5
22 ¥b
23%
22%
23
22 ¥b
23
22 ¥2
22 3%
22 ¥4
22%
5,100
365/8
36 ¥4
36¥a
17,000
6
34¥4 Jan
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
National Acme Co
4
14
Feb
5
15% Jan
National
8
19
% Jan
2
21% Feb
National
1
21
Jan
2
23 % Feb
National
35% Jan
2
37
Feb
National
Biscuit Co common
1
100% Dec
18
15
26
11% Oct
15
16% Jan
16% Oct
24
20'% Jan
19
23
23 % Dec
Apr
23%
96%
13
31% Feb
22 % Dec
20
31 'A Apr
17% May
1
Jan
1
1
60 ¥2 Feb
Aug
7
22% Jan
93
24% Feb
99% Jan
29% Apr
23
35% Dec
31
161 ¥2 Jan
2
179% Jun
18
165
Feb
6
173% Jan
8% Oct
21
12¥4 Jan
28
11
Jan
2
12 ¥4 Feb
7%
Airlines
Corp
National
Can
100
57% Jan
National
Cash
25
13¥8 Jan
2
15¥b Jan
20
National
City
13¥s Jan
7
10¥4 Jan
22
11 ¥4 Jan
5
National
Container
18 ¥8 Mar 27
15¥4 Jan
2
18% Jan
27
National
Cylinder
22
1
59
Jan
2
62% Feb
National
4
14% Jan
23
15¥4 Jan
National
National
19% Oct
30
34% Jan
2
19% Feb
6
23% Jan
16
110¥4 Jan
24
94% Feb
6
99% Jan
7
21% Jan
9
22¥a Jan
National
8
91% Jan
28
93 ¥4 Jan
18% Jan
91
Jan
25% May
23% July
98% Oct
2
17
1
33
Jan
30
29
Feb
6
4%%
Jan
33
20
177
Jun
18
167
Jan
Jan
15
147% Apr
24
141
Feb
6
144 % Jan
7 % Dec
24
9¥b Jan
31
7 % Jan
6
7¥a Jan
30% Oct
23
40¥8 Jan
26
32% Jan
26
34 '/a Jan
30% Jan
9
34% Sep
22
31% Jan
43
1
Jan
2
24
165
Feb
136
May
25% Jan
53
30
31 ¥, Nov
27% Oct
22
35
85% Jan
15
91
19% Feb
23
49
101
Jan
2
3% Oct
23
11
Nov
14
6% Oct
22
1
13% Dec
10
104% Jan
7
9'/a Jan
3
35% Dec
23
90% Jan
12
Jan
Jan
2
45% Oct
20
84
11% Oct
66
16
21
109 ¥4 Feb
May
14% Feb
2
60 ¥4
61 ¥4
61%
62 ¥2
60a/a
61%
14%
14%
14¥a
14%
14 ¥4
145/8
143A
14 ¥2
145/8
2,300
Xl9¥a
20 ¥s
55,200
9 4 ¥2
95%
1,200
20 ¥b
21% '
20%
20¥a
20%
20 ¥4
20 ¥1
•96%
95%
95%
95
953/4
95
95
22
22
22%
22 3%
22
22 ¥4
92
93
93
5
30%
4 % %
Ref
Co
Supply (The) Pa
Tea
4.20%
Co
conv
49%
No par
22 ¥8
93
*91%
30 ¥4
■
*28
168 %
preferred
.33%
33 ¥a
33%
333/4
33 ¥4
32
32
32
50
49 ¥4
50 %
28%
26
26%
¥4
28 ¥s
f
4
¥4
National
Theatres Inc
1
4 ¥a
5 %
National
Vulcanized Fibre Co
1
11%
11¥b
6% Jan
2
7 % Jan
5
7%
7%
109%
7¥a
11
Jan
10 ¥4 Jan
3
30
21
11 ¥o Jan
22
36
Jan
X90
4¥4%
5
2
38
Feb
Jan
13
93
Jan
14% Jan
2
G
11 ¥4
Bros
Inc
53
14%
4
3¥»%
*105
5
Newberry Co (J J) common—No
New
*13%
100
12%
37%
par
preferred
100
England Electric System
*90
13 ¥4
1
3
Jan
Jan
92% Jan
26
56
16
Jan
New
6
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newmont
20
Mining
pfd_100
Corp
16% Jan
29
68 ¥a Jan
21
72
Jan
29
Jan
21
34
Jan
30
Newport Industries common
4%% preferred :
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
12
11%
14
12%
14
105
105
12%
19 ¥« Jan
5
21 ¥s Jan
20
New
23
22%
Jan
2
25% Jan
30
15
43% Feb
6
43% Jan
5
Air
49¥a
6,800
283/4
28 ¥2
28%
400
295/8
30
88
88
88
263/s
26%
26
26 3/8
1093/4
108
1093/4
5 ¥a
5 ¥2
5 ¥4
53/4
101,800
11 3%
11 ¥4
11 ¥4
2,000
7
7¥«
113/4
11%
11%
13%
14 ¥s
*13%
6¥a
7
ll5/8
11%
*133/4
14
12 ¥4
12
12 ¥4
12
12
5,000
38
38
600
92
92
40
13 ¥8
14
20,200
37 ¥2
*38
38 ¥2
*373/4
38 ¥2
91%
92
92
*91 ¥2
92%
14
13%
14 ¥a
3
106
1
15%
16
15%
*71%
73
*71%
33%
York
Central
York
Chic
5
20 ¥»
133/4
14
6
$5
Mar 24
,470
Jan
22
520
Jan
8
N
Y
&
22¥s Jan
7
27
Feb
5
N
Y
New
13
24 % Dec
Jan
2
63 % Nov
25
56% Jan
2
65
¥0 Feb
5
13¥s Dec
22
18¥s Jan
2
15% Jan.
7
20¥b Jan
29
23
203/4
21%
4,900
24 ¥s
23
23 ¥4
90,500
44
'107 7/8
city Omnibus Corp No par
Feb
21%
23 ¥4
Dock
91
21
24%
York
16
213/s
45 ¥2
73
preferred series A
Jan
21%
24%
York
89
21
45%
New
9
noncum
107¥e
107 %
*107 ¥2
108
108
15%
15¥4
16
45 ¥4
43 %
8,300
44
108 ¥4
500
153/4
15 ¥2
15 ¥2
1,300
108
108
16
16
16
16
*67
71
*67
71
•67
70
•67
70
68
68
100
No par
*87
91
*87
91
•87
91
*87
91
91
91
1,010
50
preferred
"440
500
*440
500
♦440
500
500
500
RR Co
Haven & Hartford Co_100
Pieterred 5%
108 ¥»
No par
common
Harlem
1,400
32%
20 %
24 %
8
94% Feb
72
22%
45%, 45 ¥2
27
New
*71 ¥1
33 ¥2
24 %
16 ¥8 Jan
20
14 ¥4
3,100
33
46
108% Jan
Jan
4,300
15
33%
25%
19
70
lb¥a
73
10
55 ¥s
91
33%
45 %
14
15
*71 ¥4
¥2
55 ¥»
*90
33 ¥a
24¥b
Jan
67% Jan
lo¥t
lo%
73
555%
Co-
15% Jan
5
1^72
*71%
91%
33%
100
Louis
17% May 26
Dec
21 %
16
55 ¥4
55 ¥2
55 ¥2
73
*90
91 ¥2
*90
20
No par
St.
&
Common
6%
33%
10
♦105
12%
55%
400
14
106 ¥2
106 ¥2
13 ¥4
90 ¥2
3,700
11%
♦105
91%
55%
1,900
7
106%
37 %
90 %
900
11 ¥4
14
55%
120
4,200
108
5%
37%
92%
9,000
30 ¥4
88
91%
1
Brake
New
55
100
49 ¥s
11%
7
12 ¥«
3,100
3,900
7
*28%
¥2.
1093/4
5
*105
¥4
34 ¥4
32
•31
32 ¥4
20
141
¥1
33%
34
200
27
11 ¥8
12
14
106%
100
.
York
*90%
10
31%'
7
24
Oct
1
common
preferred
Inc
Nesco
2
20
90% Feb
1
Jan
Neisner
7
*
21
36% Nov
Corp
14
27
105
13¥B Jan
4
Nehi
2
Jan
Jan
12% J an
27
11
Feb
14%
5
Jan
Sep
14% Sep
12
5
13% Jan
105
141
•7 ¥4
26,000
168
167
142%
10
30 y8
295/a
30
26¥a
11 ¥2
108
6
12
169
5,900
22
93
30
303/4
9,000
61 ¥b
88 ¥2
29 ¥4
5 ¥a
11%
5¥4 Feb
12 ¥s Jan
215/a
*92
93
4,400
49%
495/8
28 %
28 %
*88
26%
26
*31
32
49 %
495/8
29 ¥4
88 ¥4
107
106
*31
28 ¥2
29%
*87%
2
7
♦141
33 %
87
No par
168
142
7 ¥4
2
Natomas Co
169
7%
3
11 ¥8 Jan
142
7%
29%
106%
*167 ¥2
31%
7 ¥4
29 ¥e
100
168 ¥2
30%
7%
87-%
5
30 ¥8
31
143
*142
10
common
30 ¥8
*92
7%
100
com
preferred
National
*31
10
60 ¥2
205/8
95%
4% Jan
105% Sep
673
60 ¥»
22%
Corp
New
46%
2,700
11% Feb
49% Dec
10
17 ¥4
4
Jan
23% Dec
Oct
17
18
5% Sep
20
86
17¥«
No par
4
34% Feb
350
X17¥4
33%
Sugar
104¥4 Jan
22
9
17¥a
No par
National
4
Oct
Apr
17 ¥8
169
National
Feb
8
52
17 ¥8
¥4
143
5
27
108
17%
*142
12
6
22% Aug
9
17 ¥4
*168
30% Jan
24 ¥a Jan
13
24
5,000
7%
13
18% Nov
14 ¥4 Apr
5,500
10¥s
1
Steel
Jan
30
100% Jan
14%
10 3/4
*91 %
Shares Corp
89
31 % Dec
17
14 ¥s
10%
100
National
5
75
55%
15
103/4
100
National
29
56% July,
20% Feb
July 22
55
145/B
1
Linen
I
21
Apr
56
15%
10¥s
preferred B
52 % Jan
29% Jan
97
55
15%
10 ¥4
preferred A
32 ¥4 Jan
98% Mar 20
4
56
15%
10 ¥s
60%
100
common
9
43% Jan
30
55 ¥4
15%
10 ¥4
No par
23
27% Jan
13 ¥4
56
11
Service Corp
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast
87¥4 Jan
16
56
15%
6%
3
16
57
14%
common
Jan
31 ¥8 Jan
125/8
17%
Distillers Prod common—5
National
30,100
12 ¥8
1%
Jan
May 20
27¥8 July
7
109% July 31
Apr
8% Mar
10% Feb
172
20
310
165
165
123/4
107/s
pfd series of 1951
Gypsum Co
166 ¥2
123/a
15%
Co
Gas Co
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
Sep
166 ¥»
12 ¥»
No par
Register
Lines Inc
97
36%
167 ¥4
4,200
20 ¥2
11 ¥4
55%
Dairy Products—
Department Stores
Dec
17¥b Jan
60
2
13% Dec
36 ¥2
*166 ¥2
20 ¥s
100
2,200
10,100
11%
11
1
7
14 ¥e Nov
14
36 ¥.
36 ¥4
168
23%
11%
11%
1
61% Mar 19
2
483/i Jan
36%
Xl66%
1
3
9% Jan
14
37
171
No par
49% Nov
13% Jan
*169
10
Corp
xl0% May 15
54% Jan
36%
10
preferred A
23
x94
24 ¥4
25%
25
25%
25 ¥•
25¥8
25%
26%
26 ¥4
19 ¥4
17,600
65
100
62 ¥s
63%
64
64%
643/4
65
64 %
65 ¥8
63 ¥2
1
series A
York
Shipbuilding Corp—
Participating stock
10
525
*470
27
19%
19 ¥4
19%
19 ¥a
19%
193/4
19
19 ¥s
19
34
34 ¥s
34%
34 ¥s
•
9,200
New
'
.
N
Jan
16
85% Jan
2
x29
35 ¥4 Sep
5
6
35% Jan
12
94
Apr
3
90 % Feb
6
92
Jan
22
24¥s Jan
28
Jun
6
27 % Jan
13
28% Feb
2
26% Jan
30% Jun
2
27% Jan
7
29% Jan
30
Class
76
Jan
85
May 21
82
Jan
92
Nov
12
98% Jun
86% Jan
3
3 3 ¥4 Feb
343/4
34
100
•90
91 ¥4
«pn
913/4
*90
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
28
28%
28 ¥a
28 ¥2
.27 ¥1
23 ¥s
29 ¥1
29 ¥1
29 ¥4
29 ¥1
*29%
*79 ¥4
preferred
$3.75
A
No par
Jan
13
80¥b Jan
12
3.40%
preferred
100
80
80
*79 ¥t
80 ¥2
Jan
22
87 % Jan
8
3.60%
preferred
100
86%
86 ¥a
*86
86 ¥2
12
93¥b Jan
7
Jan
13
15
Jan
8
20¥4 Jan
26
Nopco
Norfolk
26
18% Oct
28
26 ¥s Apr
1
19¥e Jan
8
11
3.90%
preferred
Electric
Noma
100
Corp
Chemical
1
2
Co
46¥e Jan
2
52% Sep
8
50% Jan
2
53 % Jan
30
25
8
26% Apr
16
25% Jan
7
26
Jan
16
2
25
16
20% Jan
21
21% Feb
2
North
American
8
4
North
American Aviation
15
Western
&
Adjustment
17% Dec
16% Jan
2
17
89% Dec
19
85% Jan
30
87
Jan
16
Northern
7
47 % Dec
30
43% Jan
27
46% Jan
2
Northern
Central Ry Co
Natural Gas Co
Feb
5
94% Mar
29
75
Feb
6
84
Jan
5
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
12
Jan
27
13
' Jan
13
10¥s Jan
2
13% Dec
16
82
Jan
2
90% Dec
1
105
Jan
3
110
Nov
7
107
Jan
94
Jan
5
102
Nov
25
99
Jan
19
11 % Apr
30
15% Jan
7
2
11V* Sep
9
1G¥» Jan
31
l27/e Jan
13% Jan
2
14 % Jan
13
19
8
25% Jan
31
22
Jan
2
24¥8 Jan
13
18% July 18
27% Jan
28
20% Jan
8
21 ¥4 Jan
6
Norwich
2
Ohio
Sep
83 % Feb
20%
86
%
90 ¥2
20
273/4
14,500
31
•29¥4
31
♦293/4
31
80 ¥2
*79
80 ¥2
80 ¥2
*77 ¥2
86
86
86
•85%
P?3/4
9<
92%
92 ¥4
923/4
923/4
13 ¥8
13 ¥8
13 ¥4
135/a
13%
13 ¥4
13¥b
20 %
20 ¥2
20 ¥a
20 ¥2
195/a
20
19 5/8
52
513/4
52 ¥4
26
*25 5/8
20%
52%
*25¥8
23
21 ¥s
21%
51 %
*25¥e
2l¥a
21 y8
51 ¥2
*255/8
26
215/S
2l¥a
21%
52
6,800
26
21%
21%
36,500
185/4
97,200
18 ¥4
18 ¥4
18 ¥8
183/4
19 ¥s
18 5/»
19
18%
88%
*85 ¥4
86 ¥2
85 ¥2
85 ¥2
*85 ¥»
86
*85 ¥4
44%
44 ¥4
44%
44 ¥4
445/a
44
44 ¥s
44 ¥8
44%
76%
78
75
77
25,600
100
(Minn)—
77%
79
76%
77%
77 ¥2
12%
12%
I2¥a
12%
12%
123/4
¥4
6
$3.60 preferred
100
83%
84 %
84 ¥2
84 ¥2
84 ¥2
$4.80
100
*107%
108%
*107 ¥2
108%
*107 ¥2
12 ¥2
84 ¥2
8
108 ¥2
preferred
$4.10 preferred
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Airlines
51 ¥e
•25%
18%
Jan
4.6%
280
1,500
44 ¥b
78
Common
Northwest
193/4
*85%
Jan
4
300
12,700
10
86
9
21%
100
1
50
108
Jan
52 ¥s
26
200
—1
2
16% Feb
86%
92 ¥4
13%
x52
7,200
34%
po
2 7 ¥2
16
101
333/4
91 3/4
28
5
Ry
Pwr Co
343/4
27 ¥a
93
-10
28
59
13%
-25
Co
Apr
19% Feb
*92
34%
92%
—25
Ry com
preferred
75% Jan
35% Mar
*90
79
14 ¥8 Sep
Dec
¥4
85
24
Aug
19% Jan
91
90% Jan
8% Apr
24,900
\
State Electric At Gas Corp—
Common
No par
Y
*99 ¥2
107%
50
6,700
12%
19,900
843/4
843/4
845/4
270
107%
•107 ¥2
108%
•99 ¥2
100%
50
15%
25,800
123/4
100 ¥2
100 ¥2
100%
16 ¥4
15 ¥4
15%
12%
60
100
100%
100%
*99 ¥2
1
15%
15%
15 ¥8
10
14%
14%
14%
14 ¥2
14 ¥4
14 ¥4
133/4
14 %
133%
25
Inc common
preferred
Pharmacal Co_
100¥2
*84
86
2 3 ¥8
23 ¥s
23 ¥4
24
235/8
233/4
23
23%
22
23 ¥s
4,200
21 ¥2
21 ¥4
21%
213%
21%
21 ¥4
21%
2,800
39%
6,200
-2.50
21%
21%
21%
16
16
15
13%
5,400
O
33 ¥s Jan
2
39 ¥2 Dec
22
37% Jan
12
Jan
14
106 ¥4 Aug
101 ¥4 Jan
28
88 ¥4 Jan
8
9434 Apr
12
10
90¥4 Jan
5
104 ¥2 May 15
106 ¥4 Nov
7
105Vs Jan
23
100
12
39%
39¥4
39¥4
393/8
39¥4
39Ys
39%
39
Jan
2
4.40%
preferred
100
103¥4
103¥4
102%
103¥2
103%
104
103%
103%
104
93¥2 Jan
27
3.90%
preferred
100
*93
92¥4
93
92¥2
92%
Jan
8
4.56%
39¥4 Feb
106
106
Edison
6
60% Apr
10
52¥8 Jan
14
56¥4 Jan
2
Ohio
Jan
2
27 ¥4 Dec
16
25% Jan
20
27
5
Oklahoma
18
30
17¥4 Mar 13
19 ¥. Dec
9
13
Oct
27
17 ¥2 Jun
6
13% Jans
91
Dec
12
108 ¥4 Jun
2
91
For footnotes see page
22.
Jan
18% Jan
;
6
,143/4 Feb
2
Jan'16
Feb
2
95 ¥4 Jan
5
Oil
4%
common.
Gas
Ac
4¥2%
Corp
common
convertible
93
93
39¥a
107
91 ¥2
106
104
91%
106
530
300
190
54
54¥2
2G¥4
26%
26%
26%
54
263/4
54¥a
10
26¥a
*106¥s
53¥2
263/4
18%
18V»
*18%
183/4
18¥4
18¥4
*18%
183/4
•18 ¥4
183/4
300
1
14%
14%
14%
94¥2
143/4
94¥«
14¥8
143/4
14%
*94%
14%
14%
14%
13,800
94 ¥2
94%
320
100
No par
Elec Co com
preferred
Oliver
93¥2
20
preferred
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50% Oct
22
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105¥2 105¥2
54
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107
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10,600
27
265/a
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13,300
95 ¥4
-(639)19
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Year 1952
LOW AND HIGH SALE FRIOES
MKW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
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STOCKS
Buff fir Kntfon,
,
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday.
Wednesday
Feb. 2
Feb. 3
Feb. 4
For
Sale# »or
.Thursday
r
r
Friday
Feb. 5
the Week
,
Feb. 6
Shares
;
'
8% Apr 12
Feb 19
6
OmnJiwu Corp (The)
5
OUa Elevator
Outboard Marine & Mfg
Outlet Co
13% Aug 28
9% Jan
2
41% Dec 23
38% Jan
9
10% Jan
42 Va Feb
28 % Jan
7
32% Jan 15
.
35
,
19
Jan
2
79
Feb
Dec
30
23
Jan 13
84
19
83
Jan
11
41% Apr
24
52
Jun
11
44% Feb
6
47% Jan
6
69 Mi Sep
16
85% Jan 23
75% Jan
12
80% Jan
15
7
x82
Jan
6
—.
12% Jan
24
83% dsn 12
85
12% Dec 30
19% Jan
11
11% Jan 29
13% Jan* 5
25% Mar 22
38% Dee
31
38
Jan
12
42%, Feb
3
63
Oct 28
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12
68% Feb
5
49
Deo 30
49% da n
9
Feb
2
28% Jan
9
.
Mar 17 i
Mar 18
5t
35
15% Jan 20
Jan 27
55
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—
31
*81
84
,
*81
|
\
46
11%
41%
67%'
42%
9%
41%
41%
10,900
30%
31
31
29%
30%
4,000
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84
97/8
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84
42
44% ' 45%
44%
45%
79%
i
79%
80
78%"
79 %
1
-13%
13%
133/4
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84%
11%
11%
42.
42%
13%
-
13 »/a
13%
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84%
11%
11%
11%
42
42%
67%
67%
67%
54
55
54
54%
54%
•54 3/4
,*..10
27%
28%
273/4
28 Va
*27% "
28%
25
42
-
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'
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68
68
13%
45
7,800
79%
5,100
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68
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•
.
.13%
85
41%
'
68%
30% Dee
32% Jim 12
39% Dec
50
27% FOb* 6
11
-35% July 14
120% Nov 26
23
108% Apr, 24
2
17% Oct
16
26% Mar 15
21
8% Jan-
69
7
7
2
23% Jan
10
59% Jan
9
93
2
100% Jun
6% Nov 17
9% Jan
14
41
21% July 16;
29
Oct
43% Jan
1% Nov 14
6% Feb
v
5.
Dec
Jan
23
12
34% Jan
28
v
20% Jan
29
17
35% Nov
17
34
72% Dec
9
11.
Dec
19
23% Jan
15
14% Aug
33
105
4
31% Jan
5
28
Parke Davis 6c Co
7
9
2
Jan
16
"
Feb
24
Dec
23
21% Feb ' 6
23% Jan
23
15
30
Jan
9
52% Jan
31% Feb
5
34% Apr
5
133
Jan
12
140% Feb.
5
18
37
Jan
21
12
10% Jan
15
39V4 Jan
12% Feb
31
Feb
6
40% Feb
8% Feb 20
11% Dec
30
38% Nov 18
44% Jan
2
101
Jan
j
19% Jan
30% Oct 30
42 % Jan
117% Jan
105
Jan
21 Va Jan
2
29
33% Dec
2
25
103% Jan
2
112
Jan
17
22% Jan
93
33% Jan
5
Pfizer
2
43 V* Feb.
5
4% 2nd preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Feb
5
32% Jan
19
24% Jan
5
32
108% Mar
(Chas)
4
'
'
12
32
29
63% Jan
60
Jan
12
4
10% Jan
12
5
35% Feb
6
Jan
4
*
12
22%
6
14
Feb
2
20% Feb
4
101
,
-
Coal 6s Iron...
12
*104
preferred *—
series preferred
27% Feb
3
29% Jan
5
Jan
5
90% Jan
22
91
Oct
1
106% Jan 28
62
Nov 26
95
Feb
6
97
56% Jan
16
69% Feb
3
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co.*
Feb
5
15% Jan
5
155
Jan
19
165
Feb
6
55% Jan
2
Aug 18
Aug 25
152% Jan
164
Jan
6
13
52
Jan
28
12"
10% Jan 21
Oct
25% Jan 21
19
Feb
6
85
Jan
17
72
Jan
15
80
Jan
17
70% Feb
23
Jan
146
Jan
9
29
Jan
21
113A Feb
11% Jan
3
28% Oct
8% Jan
25% Dec 23
20% Apr 18
129
Jan 31
25% Apr 17
!
40% Oct 24
preferred—
Pttney-Bowes Inc mm
19
Jan
9
21% Jan
73
Aug 27
34% July 9
12% Feb 14
.
37% Mar 15
7
5
28
4
72% Jan
6
7
243/a Jan
9
12% Jan
14
5
313/4 Jan
2
2
Pond
9
2
55% Feb
13
44% Jan
46% Feb
Jan
22
15% Jan
2
17% Jan
17% Jan
14
183/b Feb
103A Jan
2
11% Jan
22
7
9% Oct
16
133/4 Jan
19
Pocahontas—
21%
44,900
105
17%
18
18
243A Jan
2
39% Mar 20
56 % Oc t
16
25% Apr 17
138% Jan
3
24% Dec
15
Jan
5
100% Jan
15
27
Nov 21
107% Jan 22
43% Jan 11
3%%
26
4.32%
5
20
273/4 Jan
40% Jan
583A Feb
2
43% Jan
643/4 Jan
12
109% Feb
4
33% Aug 11
32% Jan
7
4
27% Jan
2
Jun 18
143% Jan
35% Jan
148
27% Feb
36
Feb
4
146% Feb
2
88 V2 Feb
29% Jan
6
Jan
2
8,800
18,500
86%
49®/b
14,900
100%
300
17
50 3/4
49 3/4
49
•98
95%
•94%
24%
23%
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98
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603/4
11%
113/8
60%
12
353/4
36
35%
35%
*100%
101%
*100%
101 %
*100%
101%
*100%
101%
100%
100%
193/4
19%
19«/s
20%
193/4
20%
193/4
•91%
*104%
27 3/8
28
61%
20
20
*104%
28
*104%
*104%
—
—
,
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26%
—
273/8
27
27%
93%
27 ®A
28
61%
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93%
1,300
20
20
—
4,700
'
-
1,200
26%
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93%
96
96%
96%
96%
96%
96
96
95
95%
700
58%
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59%
59%
59
59
59
59
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15%
15%
15
15%
15%
59%
15%
3,000
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93
93 Va
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156
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156
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156
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156
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167
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167
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167
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165
165
165
533/8
533/8
54
543A
54%
2,600
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203/4
20%
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193/4
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74
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72
73
71%
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70%
70%
23%
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23%
23%
233/a
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24
*145%
149
*145%
149
293/4
293/„
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12%
*11%
29%
29%
29%
46%
463/8
29%
123/4
*11%
30
29%
149
29%
29 3/4
35%
,
543/4
6,800
87/e
8%
8%
2,600
19"%
19%
4,800
54
73
71%
^
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71
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'
149
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;
29%
12%
293/4
4,400
46%
46
46%
1,100
163/8
17
17
17
17
18%;
18%
18%
18%
183/g
11
10%
11
103/8
10%
38%
38%
38
38
37
37
67%
"•
463/8
16%
18%
10%
;
68
673/4
68%
67%
14%
143/4
14%
143/a
14
68'/a
14%
81%
81%
81%
40
30%
29%
3,700
35%
35%
30%
36%
,•
'
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82
30%
303/4
31
30%
36
36%
35%
•81
>
83%
83%
253/4
25%
25%
No par
26%
27%
26%
27 Va
26%
27%
27
27%
273/s
27%
27%
27
273/a
1003/4
1003/4
100 %
100%
*100
100%
108
107%
107%
•107%
423A
108%
34
34
27%
28%
146% 146%
42%
42%
42%
'
59%
595/8
60
*108»/8
110
343/a
300
*11%
*25%
423/4
60%
1,500
11%.
253/4
109%
700
149
29%
29
46%
833A
42%
300
293/4
*25%
59%
•1083/8
23%
260
113/4
35%
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*107%
-
29%
29%
253/4
27 i
71
23%
293/4
*29%
74
•70%
\
23%
23%
293/4,.,
123/a.;
19
*723/4
723/4
723/4
823/4
353/4
10
54%
83/4
8 3/4
54%
19%
54%
8 3/4
*723A
No par
,
156
*164
823/4
_No par
300
12
96
No par
100
19,800
61%
11%
363/fe
61
*25%
—
98
*11
—25
—
200
1,590
23%
x36%
10
(The) common——No par
120
96
11%
.——100
conv preferred
17%
36 3A
No par
Quaker Oat» Co (The) com
8
0% preferred
100
Qugker State Oil Refining Corp—10
2
25% Jan
31%
86%
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp.
28% Jan 30
7
24% Jaa 23
5
8%
31%
100%
61 »A
*
Pure Oil
32%
87
.17%
.
preferred
Pullman Inc
2
108% Jan
.
17%
36%
4.08%
20
6
Apr 28
69% Jan 23
110
107%
■
*103/4
$1.40 div preference com—No par
preferred
—100
4.70% cum preferred—.—..100
6
6
•106
36%
Pub Serv El 6s Gas com
6
Jan
109% Jan
102
107%
700
330
97%
x61
30 *A
preferred*
109
•96
10%
365/a
30%
cum
23%
108
61%
"
27% Aug 6
103% Nov 20
650
10%
30
83% Jan 20
27% Jan
27,000
107
61%
82
84.78
106%
36%
82
36% Feb
12
2,200
97%
32
98
81%
Public Serv Co bf Indiana
26% Jan
\
29%
293/a
303/a
107
100 |
18%
24%
*94
81%
4
2
18%
95%
98
14%
Public Serv Co of Colo——
24% Jan
18%
*99%
*94
67%
4
Jan
1,100
25
98
38
Feb
5
50
21
•20 3/8
97%
*94
143A
31
16
105
"
20%
100%
24
*95%
67%
12
25% Feb
•104
104
*86%
50%
23
373A
Jan
33% Jan
97
15
5
82% Jan
50%
23
67%
82% Jan
May 16
26% Dec 11
27% Nov 18
78,800
43
*106
173/s
95%
37%
19
34% Dec 10
12
43
*96%
87
22
14%
803A Jan
87
11%
108 y4. 108 % :
333/8
*98
37%
86% Jan
4
'
2
*95%
50%
-
'
107%
17 %
100
67%
15
8
50%
100
97%
*86
11
20
8
503/4
100
233/4
323/4
333/4
86%
10%.
38% Feb
Jan
33%
86%
11
15% Jan
Sep
700
12%
433/4
293/8
•
109%
*106
175/s
33%
87
10%
com
68 % Jan
81
173/8
17%
*23%
*96%
107%
1
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
6
25
37
18
'
30%
109 %
97%
17
9
7
*106
23%
109
18%
8 *
106% Aug 11
28% Jan
2
106
18%
Feb
x29
30
400
37
20 3/8
18%
30 %
2,700
37% *
104
18%
16%
14
31% Nov 26
105
20%
29%
1,700
31%,
'
139
11%
44
20%
29%
48%
•
138
*42%
12%
*104
140%
37%
203/4
46%
663% Jan
2
12
48%
31%
140
38
*42%
105
183%
34% Jan
109
*104
12%
49
*303/i
31
139%
38
43%
173/4
17% Jan 22
2
*42%
38%
46%
69% Dec 11
3
12
12%
31
139%
107%
483/4
493/4
49%
31
18
353/4 Dec 15
92% Jan
*37%
50%
139 3%
173/a
8
102% Jan
493/i
30%
139
*46%
9
1
213/a
No par
10
Poor 6c Co class B
Potomac Electric Power Co
8
26% May
28% Apr
223/8
1
31% Sep
May 13
21'/b
22
—
Creek
62% May
11% Oct
80
22%
4%% conv preferred series A—50
Procter. 6c Gamble
No par
Publlcker Industries Inc com.
5
2
18
.
29
4
22
22%
95%
par
1
5
Jan
31% Jan
146
18% Dec
Dec
223/8
50%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young 6c Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The)
1
Plough Inc
—5
Plymouth Oil Co
8
3
143/4 Jan
22%
203/4
100
mm
#4.80 preferred (conv)——No
7
Jan
'
*—.
29% Feb
145
I61
15
15
Oct 27
Oct 23
68
3,400
17%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co..
..1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com..100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw 6c Bolt.,
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com..No par
8% preferred class A
—100
8%% 1st series prior pfd
100
16
34%
33%
35 convertible preferred—No par
17
20
34%
87
100
88
70% Oct 30
107%
35
20%
*106
—100
l
13
8
•106%
343/4
44
29
1
05% Feb
56% Dec
*106%
35%
18
3
37% Jan 29
165
107%
20%
100
1
17 % Jan 14
300
*106%
34%
49%
*42%
Phillips Jones Corp com..
No par
#% preferred
——100
Phillips Petroleum 1—, -1—No par
Phoenix Hosiery.
5
Pillsbury Mills lac common.
25
14
*
Jan
5,600
233/4 "
—
6
6
*
33
23%
preferred
14
Jan
2,700
12%
*34%
34
343/4
31
♦30%
5
1
Oct
19
12
"
34
*32%
107 %
383/4
24% Oct
16
6,000
/
34%
*37%
85
Jan
12%
343/8
1,500
1,400
68%
23 %\
"
100
No par
mm mrnrnm
2
*"<*«. C C St St L RR
——.100
Pitts Coke 6c Chem Co com_.No par
99
12%
337/a
35%
5,400
3.90%
5
Feb
37% Jan
•17
•
107%
107%
34%
139%
102% Apr
8
19% Dec 24
110% Jan 21
156
33
.
17
30,800
4%
4
4
343/4
33
.
J
..
343/4;
*106%
•-
Philip Morris 6c £o Ltd common—5
5
Jan
1.2 %
34%
33%
69
35%
68»/4
'
35%
32%
23%
5
Feb 21
12 3%
343/a
17%
•
68%
"32
12
42% Mar 17
12
34»/b
*32 %
12
34%
,
32%
95 V4 Feb
Jan
17
35%
,
32
x99% Jan
Mar
:■
17%
35%
68%
12%
32 %
3
39
17%
700
32 %
23
12
2,000
32%
Jan
64% Dec 30
•5%
323/8
50% Feb
5
5%
323/4
12
23
;
22%
46% Jan
9% Dec
5%
Phlla Electric Co common—.No par
tl conv preference com.—.No par
Dec
33% Jun
5%
53/4
1,600
42%
52
Jan
3,400.
•
.
41
42% May 15
98
7%
38
,.•37%
*7%; ; 73/4
;
43%
Phlla 6c Reading
29
7%
35%
49%
Phllco Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Jan
•
68%
100
98
,
7%
35%
4.3# preferred
17
■7%
69
8
Dec
383/4
68%
Jan
98
•
73/4
7%
38
35%
34%
4,500
10,800
"
17%
106
94
400
2%
,4iy8
>
40%
/
35%
23%
Feb
;
7%
17
*96%
Jan
;23/a
••
41%
42
8
142
17%
■2%
41
38
-
69%
108%
•
21,900
7%
*37
-
-
35%
17
97%
107%
25
2%
68%
..
233/4
98%
31
»
107
5
151
5%
5%
.
108%
101
6,700
283/a
31
43
14
May 1
14% Dec 24
5 3/4
7%
53/4
23%
18% Jan 27
273/8
f
108
87% Jan
46
*73/a
7%
5%
73/8
*96%
31
20
6%
•
42%
18% Jan
36% Jan
Nov
7%
7%
108%
Dec
63/4
106%
6
110
38
*73/8
100
20
3,700
98
42%
86% Jan 29
May 3
98% May 10
200
79%
106%
8
101
32%
2%
37%
■
7%
100
13% Mar 15
29%
*313/4
37,800
41 «/8
12
8
27%
32%
41%
7%
-
7%
3.8% preferred—.
6
6%
2%
39%
38%
'
4.418
Feb
•97
'
*
2
17
35
78
98
6%
41%
41%/
5
31% Feb
,2%
41
•
Jan
12
*34%
34%
81
,
98,400
423/8
Apr 12
^
2%-
2®/a
41 %
Jan
Jan
r
28%
28
2%
99
105
500
6%
\
10
79
;
6%
*31%
6
9%
.
106 3/8
20% Feb
15% Apr 29
32%
;
34%
81%
98
6%
28%
111
Jan
7
273/4
16
23% Jan 23
106
9
*8%
:
10%
♦97
35%
81
*97
*313/4
i
*34
6%
9%
40%
90
98
323/4
:
98
6%
106%
36% Nov
July 29
48% Feb 20
6%
94% Jan 23
6
:
8%
130
100
2
13
82%
8%
15,600
233/4.
r
12.50
2
12
35
*97
28%
"139%
(copy)
3
95% Feb
6%
10%
243/4
1,349
6,900
243/a'
8
8%
/
23%
9%
6%
10%
7
10
.
83% Jan
93% Jan
97
.—5
100
& Co Inc com...
26% Jan
15% Jan
*8%
81%
82%
"
7
....
108% Jan
99% Jun 24
xl03% Jan 8
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
6
15
243/a,
6%
40%
I.
,__33V3C
.
Jan 29
May 15
Oct
Pepsi-Cola Co
18% Jan 30
,
8%
8%
141%'
8%"
*
50
39% Jan
28
23%
35
35%'
•
32%
10
RR
105% Jan 27
41% Dec 31
May 3
Apr 17
23%
8%
10%
6%
<■
19%
27%
Pet Milk Co common—.—No par
4%% preferred
;
.100
Petroleum Corp of America
..5
2
16% Jan
2
33
19
83/s
10
6%
,
81%
par.
Corp—
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Psoples Drug Stores Inc.—,
30
13
2
105% Sep 29
2
20% Jan
8%
8%
-
,
118
'
.
v
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—
Peoria 6c Eastern" Ry Co.
27
103% Jan
Cement
Pennsylvania
2
Jan
Jan
9
6%
97
_
6
43
25
16% Dec
3
2
41
105% Apr
7
23% Jan 22
2
19% bet 22
6
23 3/8
141%
*140
,
•
5"
67% Jan
141
233%
10%
*33%
Penna Glass Sand Corp com.
l
6% preferred;
100
Penn Power & LightCo..
No par
29!
17% Feb 27
140%
8%
*8%
'
_2.50
Transportation—4.. No par
Enterprises—s.
5
Perm-Dixie
4
35% Jan
118%
8%
u
23%
.__No par
...
Penney (J C) Co——!——lNo
Pern* Coal & Coke Corp
6
12% Jan >13
34% Feb
4
33
8%
!
.
118 y8
142
6%
7
70% Jan
107% Feb
48% Feb
•140
Jan
35% Jan 22
2
Aug
.
.
3
145
140 %
Peabody, Coat Co common
u..—5
5% conv prior preferred-.
25
Penlck 6c Ford—.
No par
32 % Jan
8
140
*140%
.
8
107% Feb
14
117
Jan
11
Nov
'
5
-
11
Oct 29
1183/a
Jan
8
33% Dec
29% Dec
118
PatlnoMines 6c
108% Feb
46
1183/4
Parmelee
»
4
*124
118%
Corp.—
l
Paramount> Pictures Corp—,.1.—
Park 4s Tflford Distillers Gorp.i... 1
Park 0tah Consolidated.,Mines.—1
7
26% Feb5
Jan
"57%
26%
Parker Rust Proof Co-,
18
,
11% Jan
22
57%
26%
5
6
Jan
5
67% Jan 16
7
Dec
29 % Jan
25% Oct 28
39%
57%
26
,8% Jan
Jari 29
16% Oct 20
31% May 2
63% Oct 30
38%
57%
26%
39%Jari 30
2
5% Jan
39%
573/8
26%
Oil
Panhandle
2% Jan 29
7% Jan 44
8% Jan. 29
393/8
57%
27
—
5
-
44% Jan
33% Jan 2
7% Jan 20
7
39%
57%
26%
& Transp
5
Panhandle East Pipe L com._Nopaz/
4# preferred
;
100
5
29% Feb
6
39%
57
Pan-American: Petrol
.
2,300
39
57%
2
7% Jan,
-
26%'
39%
27%
118%". 118%
.
3
220
2,700
14,500
3,000
67
Pan; Amer World Airways Inc—*.1
27
Jan
,
27%
27
5
82% Feb
88
40% Feb
26
8 % Apr
38% Jan
6
9
26% Jan 26
30% Jan
8
2% Jan* 5
21
18% Jan
j
29
Feb
Jan
Feb 15
38
*
15
5% Nov 24;
10% Jari
6% Jan
16
3% Jan
58/
Jan
78 •
96
30% Mar 13
28
41% Oct 30
33
Oct 16,
•
34-
Apr 12
83% Dec 29
8
6% Jan 19
2
9% Jan,
13
Jan
2
9% Jan
8% Jan 22
5% Jan. 2
•
33% Jan
25 y4 Jan
27%
39%
100
100
.1,.
Pacific Western Oil, Corp common^
418 preferred
.10
Packard Motor Car—l!——Nopar '
Jan' 22
39%
130
-543/4;
28
No par
—
^
720
41%;
*53
27s%
No par.
.
lighting Corp
Paelflo Telep & Telegcom
CV preferred ...—l__—
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corpi.t
8% Jan 28
2
12
Jari
1
PaoMc
Pacific Mills
142%
7% Jan
5% Dec
12
.
5
Jan
2
"
9% Nov
7
4% Apr 30
Oct 16
9
7
'
2
2
118% Jan 30
115%Jan;
140
5% Jan
Jan
39% Feb
25% Jan 28
145% May 19
8% Nov 21
132
TMOie Finance Corp^...*—
Paelfle Gae 6c Electric
57% Jan
28
Jan
36% Jan 14
*55% Jari 15
9.
58% Dec
Apr 17,
24% Oct
2
110
1,700
*67 7
55
*53
113/4
'
2
25% Jan
5,900
.
85
113A
«
42
"
84
44%
78%
.
85
12
.
*83%
-
2,800"
9%
*82
45%
79%
84%
11%
41%
9%
45
79%-j
,13%
*83%
_No par
1st preferred noncum
;
31
;'9%
42
30 %
10
41%
31%
84
45
79 %
4% cum conv preferred
100
Vuslfle Amer Fisheries Inc.——_5
Paettic Coast Co common—.
—10,•
"
*97/a
40%
9%
41%
10
41%
31%
41%
.
2.50
Pibsw Products Inc bom..
17% Jan 14
31
81 Va
97/a
—No par
Owens-Corning Flberglas Corp
6
Ovens-Illinois Glass Co
—.12.50
97% Jan
10% Oct 30
.5
common
109
34%
27% " 27%
»145% 147
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
27
77%
3%
33/4
26%
27
35
60%
109%
36
27%
28
145% 11453/4
25% 25%
•83
27%
*100
J
83%
253/B
26%
84
27%
83%
*25
27%
273/a
•100
100%
27%
100%
1,500
3,400
12,900
1,100
6,300
6,900
4,200
260
4,100
14,100
8,000
40
1073/4 i073/4
423A
423/8
59%
593A
107%
107%
300
423/«
42%
5,400
58%
59%
8,100
109%
109%
109%
35
109%
35%
273/4 28
31453% 145%
25y4
25%
343A
27%
.
*145
25%
700
35
4,300
27%
3,700
147
40
25%
1,300
50,200
R
23% Jan
72
Jan
.
2
29% Nov 25
9
81% Dec
3% Nov 14
2
40% Mar
S
Ocli 9
4lVJan 11
QlVz July 18
Aug 29
48
-For footnotes
...
4%
3% Jun 18
88% Jan
8
see
page 22.
6
76% Jan 29
3% Jan 30
3% Jan
89
42%
Jan
2
13
F^b 6
79
6
4
Jan
6
91% Jan 2Q
4aA Jan
45
Jan
6
-
Radio Corp of America com—No paf
$3.50 ls^ preferredNo p&r
RKO ^eturee Corp
1
Theatres Corp—
—1
Ralston Purina Co 3%# pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
.—No par
77%
3%
3%
*90
44
.
91
44
26%
77% 77%
3%
3%
3%
3%
90
90 ~
-
*43%
44
263/4
26
26%
25%
26%
763A
4
3%
77
77
763A
77
900
76%
25,100
16,700
•90
91%
90
90
•43
433A
43
43
33/4
3%
4
4%
3%
4
3%
3%
33/4
3%
•89
42%
90
42%
50
400
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
20
Monday, February 9, 1953
.
.
.
(640)
Range Since Jan.
1952
Year
1
Highest
f .nwe*i
»« (>
5
14% Jan
15
20
w-n-y
«
19
33% Jan
8
15
12% Dec
4
30
Feb
6
9% Sep
12
31% Feb
Jan
8
34% Feb
2
4
34 % Dec
22
Feb
20
41% Dec
9
30% Jan
15
35% Dec
19
11% Feb
11
13 % Jan
8
12% Jan
1
19
July
22
18% Jan
4
13 % Oct
30
5% Dec
10
Jan
7
8% Oct
28
10% July
52 "/a Sep
23
58,
-
17% Jun
7% Jan
41% Feb
•
6
14 % Jan
21
15% Jan
16
6% Jan
Feb
6
5
14
Reeves Bros Inc
5% Jan
13
28% Jan
13
3
10% Jan
2
series
3%%
Conv pfd
,
12%
13
12
33%
32%
12%
3*2%
12%
31%
13%
*13%
13%
19 %
19%
19%
*19 V®"
14%-
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6%
14
*
14%
*6
30%
30
.11%
;V5J. 7
6%
*6
4
300
600
—
-
600
2,100
6'%
1,100
12%
58%
\3,900 C
-
58%
.
50
-
•*
-11%.,
:
'
•
"
30
29%
12%
,.-'"59
60;
*6
•;
30%
12%
12%
CO "*
%
*29%
30
,
11%
-
*33%
6%
*6
\
300
13v-c
19%—19%
19%
11%
1,800
35
*30
*59
32%
41%
41
v
40
,
35
,
*13%
14
1,690
41,300
*34%
*34
•
19,000
-
,
*40'
41%
*40
*34%
X
„
'
.
35
41%
6J
;
12%
13%
35
30
*59
34^a
31%
34%
11% / 11%
5
100
Co common
Mfg
Reliance
lu
>>aii
60% Jan' 19
12
Jan
57
26
Jan
14%
34%
13
6%
*6
30
34%
34 %
V 14
10
Corp
Stores
31%
13%
*40%
,-
Shares
31 %
34%'
19% ,.19% ■
; *19%
14%
14%
15% V-.«
No par
prior preference
div
#1.25
Reliable
2
30
>31%
33
13
& Co—
(Robt)
Rels
7
30 % July 24
%y< 35
14
Feb. ir'
34%
/
-
33%
34
Friday
Feb. 5
34%
33
>41%
No par
50c
Reed Roller Bit Co—
19% Jan>
20
33%
*40%
50
50
5
Sales for
the Week
Thursday
: 3i%'-
33%
32%
34%
34% " 34% 13%
13%
25
5
50
•
5
35% Jan
6
Jan
14% Feb
26
-
6
40
25 % Feb
25
34% Jan
Dec
33%
1
Rayonler Inc common—
$2 preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co—.
Reading Co common
4%
noncum
1st preferred
\% noncum 2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
36% Sep
37
1
33% Dec
36
35% Jan
24
24'/a May
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
t
31% Feb
'
Feb. 3
Feb. 2
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb; I
Tuesday 7
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
for
Rang?
Continued—Page 10
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
30
;
"
18% Jan
2
16
21% Jan
2
19
98% Dec
16
96
19
22% Feb
2
Jan
5
5
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
19
19'% Jan
12
3% Jan
28
4
3% Nov
10
9% Jun
6
37% Oct
16
108% Jun
24
115
Jan
3
28% Jun
16
35
Dec
12
6% Jan
67 % Jan
2
30
Feb
1
195
Jan
10% Jan
2
7
Jan
43% Dec
22
8
43% Feb
4
Oct
28
53% Jan 27
53% Jan
23
92% Apr
25
88% Jan
13
90% Jan
5
Preferred
30
104% Jan
21
Jan
5
Preferred 4.50%
10% Mar 29
23
Oct
Oct
21
32% Jan
2
40% Jan
5
Jan
3
85
101% Jan
31
45% Jan
12
48% Feb
2
242
31
6% Oct
172
5
47% Dec
July 29
5
48
10% Jan
11% Feb
47
Dec
107
2
14
33
27
74% July
24
13
114
Jan
38
Feb
2
5% Jan
22
107
26% Jan
7% Sep
5
29% Jan
2
17
48% Jan
% Jan
7% Feb
21% Jan
37
7
4
Jan
29
2
?1 % Jau
25
38
Jan
3
22
127
Jan
132% Feb
4
Rohm
x99
Nov
3
103
Jan
100
Jan
29
24% Jan
13
Ronson
22% Jan
30
Royal
jan
15
Ruberoid Co
15% Jan
28
Ruppert
20% Jan
57% Feb
17
17% July 18
14% Jan
29
35% Nov
26
32% Jan
23
34% Jan
8
87% Jan
2
90% Jan
21
103 % Jan
21
105% Jan
2
29% Feb
Co
•
7%
'
7%
7%
■
*39
CO 1/4
90%
901/4
105%
105%
20%
20%
1S%
131
10
1
5
14%
33%
132%
*128
131
130%
*100
101 %
*98 %
101%
10%
10
lOVa
22
22%
22%
22%
60%
61
60%
60%
14%
:
v
*14%
14%
14%
10'/a
10
10 VB
4,200
22'/a
22 Vo
21%
22%
5,900
58%
59
57%
58»%
2,100
14%
14%
14%'
600
IOVB
15
Oct
9
99% Feb
99% Sep
10
107% Nov
21
26
35% Oct
23
Feb
6
39
Jan
28
43 % Jan
5
24 % Apr
28% July 31
27
Jan
5
27% Jan
20
St Joseph
29% Jan
6
33% Jan
30
St L San F Ry Co
54
x60% Feb
16
17
27
205
Feb
8
312
Dec
3
150
Oct
7
175
22% Apr
23
Dec 30
31% Dec
75
St Joseph Lead Co
Preferred series A 5%
73
Jan
7
77% Feb
2
297
Jan
20
312
Jan
5
6
155
Feb
6
20% Jan
30
Dec
5
155
Feb
24% Feb
6
19
Jan
4
97
May 29
92
Jan
94
Feb
2
11
Nov 17
24
Dec
23% Jan
27
Jan
13
Mar
x88
23% Oct
87% Oct
31
1
13
Jan
16
88
Feb
6
91 % Jan
6
Jan
25% Feb
28
15% Jan
8
17% Jan
29
9
104% Jan
13
104% Jan
13
4.40%
May 21
78% Feb
6
79% Jan
29
3.35%
Feb
6
115% Jan
30% Jan
14% Jan
2
102 % Jan
8
107
75% Jan
4
86
May
117% Dec
3
12
5
108
23
12
24 % Dec
1
15
103% Apr
3
78
13
16% Sep
.'50% Feb 29
12
$4
34
89%
3.65%
3
4.30%
Scranton
Jan
2
14% Jan
Jan
2
62% Dec
58 % Jan
19
8
Roebuck & Co
Sears
26% Feb,
5
Seeger Refrigerator Co
31
23 % Jan
9% Oct
27
14% Jan
29
10% Jan
12
11% Jan
2
7% Feb
25
13% Dec
29
12 % Jan
6
13% Jan
26
76% Jan
82% Nov 26
Mar 13
Dec
38
5
60
13
40% Jan
13
Shamrock Oil & Gas
41% Jan
30
Sharon
44% Jan
2
20
33
Oct
16
42% Jan
30
39% Jan
2
37
Nov
7
48% Jan
10
40 % Jan
29
99% Feb
6
x8% Feb
May 28
107
28
103
Steel
6
Shattuck
26% Feb
6
Sheaffer
73
5
Shell
10 % Feb
(Frank
G)
23% July 31
29% Jan
29
24% Jan
20
65% Feb
27
87
Mar
15
68
26
13% July
2
17Vs Dec 23
16% Feb
3
17% Jan
6
Sheller
10% Jan
2
15
Dec
23
14% Jan
12
15% Feb
4
Sheraton Corp of America
16
2% Jan
2
3% Jan
29
Silver
7
30% Jan
2
34
20
Simmons
40
Jan
2
43
Feb
2
40% Feb
6
42% Jan
5
Aug 27
28
May 27
32
July
18
x38% Nov
18
49
Jan
38% Oct
6
48
July 16
38 %
3
Jan
26
79% Jan
34% Feb
Jan
Jan
6
37
17% Mar 12
13% Feb
66% Mar 22
55
Jan
19
6% Feb
40
6
42% Jan
16
39
Jan
29
14
38% Nov
20
37% Jan
9
2
5%
8%
Jan
California
Southern Co
Dec
16
25
Jan
26
25"% Jan
South
30
Dec
23
29 % Jan
2
32% Feb
Southern
Soutli'n
46% Jan
16
47% Dec
23
48% Feb
20
83%
Dec
23
76% Jan
16
84% Jan
29
26
76 % Jan
23
79
Jan
5
76% Jan
22
77% Jan
9
52
Feb
23
Feb
28
7% Jan
9
Jan~27
48% Jan
6
2
9% Jan
17
15
6
5% Jan
52% Jan
55% Jan
19
*•
9
103
May 16
98%'Feb
2
18% Jan
26% Jan
7
31% May
12
Jan
19% Jan
5
1
45% Dec
40% Jan
12
43% Feb
16
10% Jan
3
8 % Jan
2
8% Jan
73
Jun
13
65% Jan
7
66% Jan
19
25 % Feb
26
34% Dec
8
29 % Feb
22% Jan
2
28% Dee
11
27% Jan
92% Apr
3
% Jan
5
10% Jan
3
74% Jan
2
18% Oct 28
15% Feb
5
26
17% Jan
14
110%, Nov 21
106% Jan
6
18%
Nov
36%
*35%
26
35%
35%
Jan
17% Jan
*135%
136%
6%
-
4
0
50
Stand Gas & Elec Co com
*'
.$4 preference
-
22.
12%
12%
17,200
51%
*50'%
51%
100
531/4
53
51%
51%
2,000
400
39%
39%
39
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 %
38-%
22,700
16%
16
161/4
16
16%
15%
16V«
54.0CJ
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
30%
31
31J/4
31%
31%
32%
; 32 %
; 45*%
44%
45%
44%
45V4
43*%
44%
43%
81%
82%
82
82%
80%
77%
78%
78
78%
*78V4
78%
78
*76%
78
*76 Vs
'78
15
*14%
15
19
43%
66'*
29%
29 %
7%
*
*6%
.
*39
39%
79%
82%
'
15
15
30,600
81
21,000
6%
6%
7V4
110V^
*106%
5,100
'44 Va
78 V8
*6%
>106'%
*67/8
71/4
;
77%"
7
6%
7%
3,500
32%
>
■
2,700
1,900
5,600
7Vs
110%
110%
*106%
46
'46
461%
46Vb
x53 %
"53%
53%
54
55
55
99%
99
99
191/4
43%
19
19%
18%
18%
3.300
43
43%
41%
42%
9,200
8%
6,200
*98%'
xl8%
19
43%
43%
8%
"8%
>
29Va
27%
291/4
29 %
.28%
90
*89%
161/s
16
18%
18%
-18%
110%
m%
...
8%
651%
66
*65%
•
*98%
19
-43
'
'99%
110% 110%
18%
6%
'
27% ,28%
89 % "89%
\xl6Ya '' 16% "
15
6%
*6%
'
8%
parly
*76Vs
14%
*106%
-
98%
19%
65 %
14%
6%
■
*39
.
78
*76Va
55-
43%
8%
Nopar
No par
12%
12%
>
16
55
98%
5
1
36,800
*50%
53
.
14 % /14%
6%
6%
*6%
'7%
*106% 110%
46%
46%
1
No
52%
52%
52%
6%
51%
*50%
1,900
6%
12%
12%
51%
27,100
19%
139
*129
6%
6
1,100
35%
19%
20
60
100
21%
35
36
*131
6%
67
20%
139
V2
6%
12%
12%
*50%
78
1
(The)
139
*65
38%
*76%
100-
& Sons
$3.50 preferred
2
Feb
;
*133
6%
-y
For footnotes see page
*'
1,300
*38%
100
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
6
18% Jan
^11%
cum
14%
14%
14%
-■78%
1
No par
Square D Co
Standard Brands Inc com
4
27
90
•
2
4,800
36%
78"
Spiegel Inc common
2
Conv $4.50 pfd (stamped) _No par
6
28% Feb
12
80% Jan 4 2
31% Jan
2
•
Sperry Corp
15
18
12% Jan
14%
56%
36"%
100
stk tr ctfs
& Ohio
Spencer Kelloga
4
7% Nov
63% Nov
86
13%
56%
81
4,400
39
45 %
No par
preferred
preferred
-4.60%* preferred
4.50%
7
100
22
17 Vb July 18
7.50
Spencer Chemical Co common
30
1
99% Jan
(Del)
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred
9
2
Elec—Nopar
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Sparks Withington Co
No par
4
12% Jan
29
&
common__Nopar
Railway
noncum
Mobile
21
17
57% Jan
2,600
80%
-
7% Jan
Jan
6% Jan
19
35%
401/2
81%
6,100
'
82%'<* 84%
5
Gas Co__
Pacific Co
Southern
5%
Gas
Natural
-
25
Edison
(The)_
Indiana
26
38% Oct
25
preferred
Southern
10
Pec
34%
41 Ve
80%
6% * 6%
12%
12%
51', -*• 51
52 52
39
39
37%
38%
16
16%
25%
25%
30% .30%
*
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
16% Feb
^43% Feb 5
50
preferred
21% Apr 22
Jan
1,600
40%
82%
*132% 139
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
38% Feb
12
.
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
53% Feb
7
80%
41%
19%
23
45%
80
40%
82V4
'
35
48% Jan
49
21,300
41
20
14
103% July
40%
43
36
Jan
16
500
401/4
43
41%
83%
19%
69
21
42%
35%
r
28
32
421%
43
19%
16
Feb
31%
43%
32%
43
36V8
50 % Dec
Oct
31%
32%
43
21%
26
6
31%
*42%
32%
19
29
38% Apr
14%
3%
3
21%
Jan
100
14%
3%
x35%
Jan
16
15%
3 Ve
19%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Aircraft Co
Solar
52
4
14%
3%
36%
4
Feb
13
23
15%
19%
5
20
2
Aug
3,500
35%
30
37% Jan
16
5
16%
"
1
21% Jan
5
Jan
11% Oct
8,900
16%
70%
.
15
7
5% Jan
29
69%
16%
,
32 V8
14%
300
69%
16%
69 v
'
21%
2
51
Dec
*25%
4,400
26%
21%
Jan
11% Jan
76
26%
21%
68
23
18
27
*21
5
10
Jan
3
'
.
10%
14%
12
66
16%
15
;
250
100
lOVs
66
5
Nov
4,300
18,000
■
10%
55%
12
80
41%
,
99%
101
:
9%
10
41
41%
41%
*100
65%
Feb
3
40%
4OV4
41%
14%
Jan
Jan
41%
9,900
55%
35
65
6,000
67
Dec
Nov
39V»
40
14%
6% Dec
28
38%
57
18
15% Jan
39V8
*65%
20% Jan
19
10
38%
*55%
3
16% Nov
.79%
67
12% Dec
2
*77%
57.
'52
12% Jan
79%
*65%
9
Apr
*77%
16%
15 1
3'/a
79%
70%
16%
14%
13
*55VZ
17
May
16%
II
12%
26%
"
2.OU0
'10%
69%
70%
v
11
13%
*25%
26'/a
69%
3,900
26%
11..
100%
9%
26%
600
**
12%
41 »/4
41%
100
10
.
17,700
39 »/4
i
41
41%
2,000
80%
26
26%
26%
56
67
21 %.
8% Jan
34
60%
14%
56
67
21 %
3%%
45% Jan
7
59%
preferred
100
4.20%
preferred
100
Smith & Corona Typewrlters_No par
14
Sep
10
Corp
60%
•
13%
„
38%
41%
*3
.14%
Smith Alexander Inc common——20
25
143
25
;
O)
*
13%
*77%
102
"•
14%
11
li
39%
9%
22%
79
6
•
7
(A
42%
41 *
83
36%
LNo par
Skelly Oil Co
Smith
Jan
39
16%
14%
3%
32% "32%
No par
Corp
39*%
%
22%
5
21% Jan
2
Oil
78
22%
8,500
14%
59%
26%
25%
10
4,500
79%
79%
*14%
J
•
78%
'
14%
60%
6OV4
-,
78
41
79%
'•
13%
16%
14%
3
No par
Co
13%
78
41%
22%
'•
22%
*
106
110%
>78%
4*
13%
*101
7,800
108
15% Jan
40% Jan
15
Corp
r.
80
16%
■
111%
58 % Jan
22%. Apr
19% Aug 27
Mfg
.i"
110%
6
65% Feb
80 % Apr
38
V
in9V4
*103%
79%
*78
■
28
7
63% Nov 20
Corp—
King Coalition Mines
Sinclair
■
'
15
Nov 20
4% Feb
60%
41%
41"%
40%
41
101
101 % "
9% * 1026
26
69% * 70 %
1
15
1
(W A) Pen Co
Oil
Simonds Saw & Steel
i
85 % J an
22
July 24
102 % Jan
10
16% May
124% May
60
11%
8
32% Oct
14%
llVs
1
4% Jan
2
11% Oct
79%
25%
No par
No par
9
53
22%
14%
11 Vb
No par
9% Jan
Sep
22%
80%
14%
25
No par
Corp
Sharp & Dohme common
$4.25
cum
preferred
2
Jan
8
32% Mar
22%
79%
25"'
1
10% Sep
77
,
39%
No par
$4.50 preferred
78% Jan
106
111%
24%'
11
13%
*77%
1
common
9
31% Feb
11
Inc
*103%
79%
110%
'
1
21
Jan
43
x96% Jan
.Servel
106
♦78%
110%
14%
22%
81*-
14%
5
Selberllng feubber Co
*103%
40
87%
109%
16%
::
17
60 %
22%
*80%*»
.
23% Dec
16%
3,000
*86%
87%
111
17
80
30%
30%
30%
30%
*109%
2,300
*
105
*103%
112
79%
110%
89
16%
106
*78%
55%
88
30
26%
55%'
105
*85%
871/4
*85%
12,800
25%
'
*1091/4
16%
*103%
>-
-
110
**16%
-
113%
112%
No par
3
•
106
*78 %,* » 80
5
60% Feb
86% '86%
110 >
31
31
"
1,800
S0% *
*89
*103%
105
1,100
14%
56
55%
90%
'
27,900
*92'/4
25%. ■'26
26,,:.'
"56
*1031/4
30%**: 31
r
-
16%
*104%
*89
105
*
No par
Seagrave Corp
15
68
5
55%
' 89
'
100
100
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
15
,
111
25%
89
80%
86
-
"16
-
94%
25V4
14'/4
14,2
*
2,000
"
20
19%
25%
14%
26 >-
*103
X;
4
30%'" 31
J
83
25%
56%
25%
-56-
90%
105
14%
'.14%'
14%
26%
16%
Seaboard Finance Co
2
9
12
2
10
14%;
*109%
com
-
Jan
18% Jan
,
(The)
Co
25%
-14% .,141/4
52,000
25
94%
25%
'
155
4
20 %
"
...
300
155
4
155
'19%
25%
25%
*284
310
135
*92%; 94%
9*%
*25%
55%": 55%:
Seabd Air Line RR Co com__No par
5
24% Jan
Elec
preferred
preferred
*93
25%
•}
76%
*92i/4
19%"
••
94
25%
33.
75%
1,600
27'/4
31-%
20%
'
94
27 %
76%
76
*
155
*135
20
6,800
33%
*290
310
*290
155
-
xl9%
-
25
100
100
-
;
,
76%.
76%
77 /.
310
39%
"27%".
.27%
'32
33%
*290 '
20%
■■
*103
preferred
preferred
27%
32%
*135
20
*89
conv
27%"
33
"
*135
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common
2
Feb
'
27%
*76%
;'77% '
500
39%
^^78
^%
32%'
.
170
104%
104%
39 %
11,300
90
104%
....
3.4%
"
40 "
104%
105
105
;
27%'
33%
310 *
No par
preferred
86% Feb
110
26
22% Jan
Oct
19
31% Jan
2
85% Jan
108% Jan
19% Jan
12% Feb
104% Jan
9
v
27% :
,
76%
No par
i
$3.40 preferred
102 % Jan
Apr
89 Vs Apr
20
67% Jan
Scott Paper Co common
54
29
116% Jan 30
16% Oct
3
75
2
14
21
1105% Jun 30
35% Jan 30
30
Feb
Oct
6
2
2
10
Dec
94
30
29% Oct
103
9
Jan
57% Jan
18 % Jan
59
102% Oct 23
85
14% Jan
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
33% Jan
29
49% May
preferred
noncum
St Regis Paper Co common
40%
,
32%
*290
100
100
5
100
10
5
1.40
*
17% Jun
13
5%
"
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
9
16% Jan
39%
27%
Light & Power Co-No par
common—No par
*104%'105
■;
*89%
'0%
*90
90%
34
34
33%
34%
33%
*90
'
34%
34%
f.0%
'
84
700
130%
101 '/a
01'%
89% /' 90%
*104
105%
5,700
2,300
30% .40
40
131
34
8
100
100
10
preferred
4%% conv preferred
4%
%;
19
•',19%
*100
-14%
Safeway Stores common
700
371/2
37%
101%
10 Vb '
,
*60%
6,400
21
'20
20%
5,900
7%
10
*
21% "22*?-
1
4,000
25%
127%
127%
No par
60 %
7%
38'/a,
39%
40
*39%
59%
*100
r
101% 7'
'
,'40
-'"39%
39% £
39%
1,900
*25
20 %
20
*37%
20%
'
27%
-7%
20%
593
27%
25^8
38%
300
90
103
105%
7%
19%
32,400
58
*88
28
38
20
1,700
43%
*52
61%
-7%-'
..
4,100
8 Vs
42%
,
27%
25i/2
19%
,
"
*
60%
28%
61%,
71%
..
*24%
28
61%
<"
58
54%
193
I08
10j%
*52
58
105%
9,200
8
4 J1/2
43
*24%
20%
*100
(Jacob)
8%
6,000
.
5%
53%
*
8%
8Vs
•
38
-18%
20%
*126
200
■
36'/4
5%
199
*1J4
"
25%
"7%
*37%
,
.
32 600
114'/4
36
55%
54V2
55%
1..9
43 %
28%
.
18%
20
(The)
*111%
5J/a
61%
*61
*24%
•
37%
.—100
Typewriter
114%
*112
3 j7/S
8%
105%
18%
No par
Corp
common
Metal Works Inc
Art
10% Jan
61
9% Jan
3
10% Apr
Haas
&
preferred series A
4%
15
65 % July
2
54
Feb
& El
Gas
Rochester
Jan
46%
5%
53%
28
;
3,000
11
46
43
90
90
•
Nov
Jan
28%
3%
3% '
11
i
x36%
8%
ao5%
',25%
<
■
11%
5%
43%
*50
«.
Z
*
i9,yoo
17,700
4
37%
55
8%
'
62%'*
61
*25
20%
40
9% Dec 29
19% Oct 29
28%
Co
—
1
155
99
106
105%
50
1
23
18% Feb 15
89%
preferred series A
4.50%
16
Apr
*50"
100
11,100
"
11
'
V
"53%";
'
89% '
11,800
22
46%
5"%
•
*195
42%
.
4
3%
4
48 Vs
li3 V4
55
"
198
J43%
■
•
-
21%
21
22%
"11%
198
'
55
•
8%
8%
42%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
21
May
40
55%
204
21%
,371,4
'
5%
5%
'
37%
■
110
33% Jan
5%
'
'
'
98
20%
.
'
38
37%
•
"
38 % Jan
19% Jan
38
•' 5%~
.22%
1%
*94
'
22 %
47%
113%
*113
'
•
'
21%
11
■
19
18%
,
98
*95
22 %
3%
-
43%
55 Vb
Corp
Ritter Company
18% Jan
23
19% Dec
Jan
Oil
Richfield
Jan
47%
114
*195
_1
No par
No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Roduius Mills Inc common
20
Manufacturing
Rheem
28% Jan
25
series,
11
43%
37%
10
series
3.60%
•
"
10%
10%
19
-
V
98
22%
3%
.
19V4
22 Vb
.
11
*113
10
100
100
common
'3%
-
19%
*. 5
'
22%
22%
'
3%' 1
1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
98
22%
22%
•
No par
Co
Reynolds Spring
"
;
*
19%
19%
*94%
'
~
22%
47%
convertible preferred—100
5%%
23
8% Jan
65
5% May 13
18% Dec 16
2
Reynolds Metals Co com
3
59% Feb
27% Dec
16% May
Rexall Drug Inc
16
Feb
25% Jan
5
35% Dec
13
Jan
40 % Jan
9
10
23% Mar
Jan
56
198
;
3%
*10%
2.50
6
6
16
2
53% Feb
22%
22%
1
50c
10
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass
No par
27
2
12
Jan
Nov
53% Feb
Jan
34% Jan
112
19%
96
22
1
Inc
Reo Motors
11
ic'%
96
50c
25c
common
2
24
Nov
23
22% Feb
5% Jan
24%
3
13% Jan
Remington-Rand
$4.50 preferred
2
Jan
97
6
20% Feb
22 % Nov
18 % Jan
19% Feb
13
Feb
17% Oct
90% Feb
•
*45%
46
.
8%
8%
291/4
-
46 Vs
54
54%
99
-
99
8V8
8%
29%
4.000
6,900
28
28'A
27%
28%
89%
89 %
89%
15%
16 %
15%
16
18%
18%
18%
.
110%
200
66
*29
89 %
no.%: 111%
160
*65'%
16 VB
28%
1,370
29%
29%
16 y8
2,400
66
*65%
66
45%
%'
89%" "89%"
28
:'
110%.
18%
111-%',
:
"
18
v
"110%
110
5,500
.18%
7,800
110%
7.600
Volume 177
Number 5193
.
.
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
.
(641)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Kange
for
Year
Previous
STOCKS
1952
Since
Range
Jan.
1
NEW
YORK -STOCK
Monday
'
Lowest
50'/8 Jan
3
70% Oct
16
72
64 %
EXCHANGE
54 % Jan
26
59% Jan
5
Mar 15
x74'A Feb
5
8iy2 Jan
Jan
25
74
Feb
6
78% Jan
47% Jan
10
July 23
92
23
Jan
94
Highest
85
Oct 16
35% Oct
Lowe~t
Highest
22
36% Jan
29
38% Jan
57y4
56%
57%
57
57%
x55%
56%
77y4
55%
76%
77'A
55%
76 %
76%
76
x74»a
75
77
75%
7 6 J,8
75'/2
Standard
"77'A
9,100
5
Oil
of
Ohio
x35%
10
75 y2
74%
75%
74
37%
37%
74%
37.600
37%
37%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37
37%
14,000
99%
99
99
*99
99%
5
12'A Jan
2
13
Jan
8
Stand Ry Equip
24 'A Jan
6
Standard
14
26 % Feb
62% Feb
5
58% Jan
2
28
Nov
17
July
43% Jan
91
Defc
23
98
32% Oct
29
44% Jan
18% May
14% Nov
10
17% Sep
23
16% Jun
18
Jan
8
31% Feb
5
2 6'A May 20
8% Nov
6
Starrett
5
Sterchi
23
34% Jan
27
6
94 Mj Jan
36'A Jan
14
3%%
2
Stevens
Jan
16
Jan
6
31
31
30% Feb
21
Stokeiy-Van Camp Inc
16
Jan
5%
43 y2 Feb
2
Studebaker
5
10% Jan
27
99
Feb
94% Jan
29
80
Jan
22
114V4 Jan
8
119% Feb
15
114% Jan
22
Jan
6
18 'A Oct
6
24 % Apr
3
19 % Feb
6
21% Jan
6
22% Jan
28
24 y4 Jun
36
24
22% Dec
18
26% Apr
3
8% Oct
16
490
Oct
Oct
30
570
117
6
69
8% Jan
544
Jan
23
20
Feb
6
26 y4
Aug
26
24
25
Jan
7
10% Jan
24
14% Dec
15
12% Jan
13
30
35 y2 Jan
22
35% Jan
.2
13% Dec
23
17
36% Feb
4
81% Jan
102
14
May
89 'A
5%%
23
82
.2
111% Jan
7'% Jan
27
$4
34%
33%
34
92%
93%
*92%
93
34'a
33%
34%
33
33%
9,100
23%
23%
23%
23%
10,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
17%
17
17
16'a
16'/2
800
147a
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,900
17'
17
17
17
16'a
17
26%
27%
26%
27
42%
43%
41'a
42'A
30%
31%
2,900
10
2,200
27'A
27'A
27%
27'a
27%
43 y2
42 y2
43 Va
42%
43%
32
32%
32%
30%
31%
30%
31%
10
10
*9%
10
9%
10
9%
10
99
99
*97'%
99
*97%
99
*97%
99
80>A
81
x20%
80
116
116
*116
20%
80
80
80%
*79
79%
*116
116%
20%
97'8
*97
116%
*116
116%
800
4,100
'45,300
98'A
"
60
79%
*79%
116
5,500
116
00
.
20%
20
20 V*
19%
20
25
*24%
1-9%
18%
25
*24'%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
">22%
24%
23
24%
22'%1
1,800
22%
22'a
22 vi
21%
22 Va
21%
21%
1,800
x67%
68
67 'a
67%
10
25
*550
10%
9%
560
555
21%
26
5
26
*20%
26
107%
67%
10
21
.21
9%
565
66%
9%
66%
1,500
9%
3,403
9%
547
547
*545
552
200
21 *A
*107
20%
20%
20
20
2,500
26 *A
26%
107 %
67
67
9%
*550
26%
107%
67 3A
9%
555
29,6 jo
26
26%
26
26
3.300
108
>
108
'
108
107%
,
108%
,160
*13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
600
25
38%
39%
39
39%
39
39 *A
38%
39%
39%
39%
9,400
12 *A
14
—
Ltd_i
*12%
com..—7.50
21
_No par
preferred
cum pfd
31%
*16%
1950—20
—
$4.40
*1G%
*17
(The).._4.i6ya
Co.
International
17%
14%
200
14%
42%
*17
6,800
15
27'A
common
Sweets Co of America
85% Jan 26
33%
.93%
23%
*106
5
2
34%
83%
33%
20%
Co
Sylvanifc Elec Prod Inc
20
33%
34%
17
10c
5
Jan
34%
94%
16%
California..
40
6'A Jan
34 Va
33%
17%
Inc
Paper
100
*93%
34
20
ser
Swift
106% Jan
3,900
12.50
pfd
6
4
2,100
16%
15 y8
—No par
29
21
41%
ieye
17%
Corp
preferred—No par
"~Jan
Dec
63
*40%
16%
No par
39% Feb
Jan
*61%
40 v2
16%
15
6
&
62 %
40 y4
16%
94%
23%
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland
62%
40%
16%
5
A
of
63%
40%
16'A
34%
33'A
5
*62%
41%
1
Sunshine Mining Co
Swift
Aug; 25
34
63'A
40 y2
16'A
*
1
Biscuits
Superior Oil
62
*S3%
No par,
common
1
conv-2nd
Sunshine
5
7% Jan
115
l
5% Oct
4
14
16V4
1
1
41% Dec
>
*62'A
40%
100
6
26% Feb
108*% Feb
10.000
16'A
A 4Va% preferred
Oil .Ctorp common
4'A%, preferred series A
22% Jan 20
14
105% Jan
Jan
4 100
25%
CJass
29
560
12%
25 %
.Sunra-y
6
10'A Jan
2
14
Jan
series
12%
26%
40'A
Oorp
Chemical
$4.50
12%
25%
*60'/2
common
Sun Oil iCo common
5
26
Feb
Sun
26
23 y4 Jan
66% Feb
18
24% Jan
6
Apr
2
2
5
26
2
30% Oct
32% May
Feb
Jan
112% Nov
2
Jan
99
27'A Jan
22'A Apr 24
102 % Jan
10
82 % Jan
21(% Feb
11
11% Jan
17
19
9% Jan
12%
26%
Co
Sunbeam Corp
101% Jun
12%
25%
15
Webster—
&
12%
25%
1
preference—
35% Jan
4
70% Dec
prior
100
12%
25%
Corp
Fuller
Stone
3
1
&
9
28% Jan
17
May
Baer
*99
12%
25y2
100
Stix
99%
12%
24%
150
Inc
2
*99
12%
1
common-——_5
Co
8
Apr
63
&
995/8
18,400
.1
-
preferred
(J P)
Stewart-Warner
17
38 "A Jan
35% Dec
Sterling Drug Inc
*99
No par
S—
Inc
17% Feb
26% Feb
40% Dec
L
Stores
15 >A Jan
16% Jan
100
preferred—-
(The)
2
23% Feb
79 Va Jan
96
Co
Bros
29
14% Jan
2
30% Aug
23
Jah
16% Feb
Jan
common
Mfg Co,
Spring common
Steel
convertible
42
22
21
Feb
4%
Jersey
preferred series A
5
92
10
21
5
32 '/a Jan
30
13% Oct
3%%.
6
.33% Jan
3
16% Nov
12
40'A Feb
*
Apr 20
22% Dec
1
100 % Jan
15% Jan
3
31
Shares
56%
12
45
the Week
76%
10
.
Feb. 6
15
61% Nov
22
Friday
Feb. 5
New
27 % Nov
13 % Mar 24
Sales for
Thursday
of
6
36% May
PRICES
Oil
27
3214 Oct
SALE
Feb. 4
Standard
30
Jun
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 3
5
11% Oct
53
5
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 2
2
21% Feb
Feb
99
Par
Standard Oil of California—No par
Standard Oil of Indiana^
—25
100% Sep
15% Jan
18
Continued—Page 11
LOW
(conv)
—
*12'a
85%
106%
1
■
37
05
107%
7
1
14
36%
37%
.84
-No par
Symington Gould Corp
14
.
6%
36%
84*/s
84
107
106%
7
"
37
84%
106%'
*
16
36 %
85
106%
"w
*14'a
36%
6%
14
36%
*84
84%
106%
0%
0^4
*12%
36%
13,500
■
84%
.200
106%
106'/2
3,400
6%
107
2,500
6%
•
r
13 Va Jan
13
15% Nov 28
4% Mar 11
34 y2
9% Dec
May 19
14
50% Oct
16
27% Oct
16
>37
100'A Apr
15
116% July 14
60% Jan
29
46% Jan
32y2:.Oct.l6-
•
31
Dec
15
V
5
20
45*% Jan
23
Talcott
27
10%.Feb
5
52% Jan
♦
Jan
8 % Jan
43% Feb
16
,-46% Dec .23
i"
34
Jan
1
58
6
1
2
39% Jan
30
110% Jan
37% Feb
6
42% Jan
12
(James)-,
fl
15
8
*
Texas
Gulf
^Producing
Sulphur.
Texas Gulf
Co~
15
9
Tennessee Corp,,,
—.
5
Texas Co
,—V,——.—25
Jan
Jaii
100% Jan
Inc
Telautograph Corp
15
36%
9%
44%
56%
56'/e
10
15
9%
45%
45%
x55%
36%
36%
par
101
102'A
101 */2
10
39
39%
38%
1
159
159%
Co..^—100
>131
Texas Pacific 'Coal
No
& Oil
*14%
15*/»
*14%
15'A
*14%
'/Oct 16, ;
86
/Jan
32% Jan
«8
195% Mar 28
150
185.
i
24
128
Dec
30 V.x1"
v46% Nov ,19
10 »/2 Nov .17
/ 18% Jan
.
12 Va Oct .31
15% Feb
35'% Dec 29 ■V
i
y.
Nov
10
18
'
6
13% Jan
29 7
16
12'% Jan
'2
41% Jan
8%
Japf ai
lyW'A •May.,,
A
%
Oct
j
.
4
31
15
t
x21% Jan
.53% Jan
'56
9%
9%
9%
10%
4,800
'43'A
43 *A
43%
43%
2,000
55%
36%'-
56
■36%
102%
39
54 %
36
102
38%
55%
54%
55 *A
21,100
36%
; 35%
36%
4,900
102%
101%
102 *A
6,000
x37 %
38 *A
5,500
*
1
37
'
101%
"
101%
39*/a
38%
39
'
.
Jan'*1 5 >
i
.2
.
-
7
-
,4
23% Dec
———
$2.50
2
*>•
22Jan'
7 >
»•*"'
44% Jan
.
19
12% Jan
,
23% Jah' 20
<•
12
46%; Jan
;■
27%,Mar 12
23% Jan, 3
17% Jan
23 * Jan
15 "
16% Feb
,6
18
8!
Jan
10
15% Jan
3
105
:
,112% Dec
•v
,
15
16% "Jail*
•
4 *
•
22
44
,
'
2
19'A: Ja-
Jan :
2*
59
Jan
71
2
17
13% Jan
9
-.11% Jan
15''*
36% Jan
,7 £
Dec. 11
38
7% Dec 22
;
55%
Truax-Traer
Conv 5 %
Feb
5
20th
13 */b Feb
2
40'A Feb
5
Jan
28
15% Feb
2
12% Jan
13
14 Va Feb
2
52
9
.16%'
16%'
,13 Va
13
Coal 'Co
series of 1952
Fox
Century
Film
8%
k'
38
,
"23%'
16%
'*
8%:
r
2
,8%
J
%;
8%
*42
■55% :
55%
55%
95%
2%
2%
27%
,28
'A'
27%
55%
•200
•
.
55
55%
-
2,800
■
•
94%
94%
100
2%
•2%
-400
*26%
•
23
23 '/2
x23'/«
23%
23%
23%
23%
24 Vj
24'A
24%
23%
24%
46%
46'A
46 *%
46%,
46^8
46 *A
46%
12%
12%
12%.
12%:
12%
12%
12%,,'
26%
26%':
1
18%
;i9y4;
•
1'3%
.
v
2%
•24%
.
30
100
*12%
27
'
2,900
«%
43%
■2%
'
95%
27
*/2
*iy8
13%
27% '
'
220
12%;
*42 *
2%
2%
*94%'
3
2;900
8
8%
43'
*12%
1,400
13%
38%
*11%
12%
13»/«
16%
13
*38"
'
'
*1%
2
"
*12% '
56
*11
42%
42%;
94%
38
•
13 ,'A
38
12 Va
8%
2%'
13
'
16%
16%
13%
c
38
*11%
42
16%
13%
38
J2*A;
*2%
28
26%
26%
26%
400
27
19,500
23%
9,200
46.
46%
5,900
12%
12%
11,300
26%
"
23%
23%
.
19'A
18%
26%
19,600
23
24%
24%.
.17%
17%
17
1T*A
110%
110%
110%
110% 110%
19%
-20%
18%
44%
19%'
:
,24
'
18%,
18%
'■44%-
44%
45
24%
-45%
24%
68%
23%
69
'
68
15%
13%
12%
,,13
'
38%
39
8%
8%
39
8%
64
16%
16%
17
13
12%
39'A
39
40%
J15%
8 Vi
11,900
8%
,
8%
8%
\
T
-
t
22'A
63
:
22y«
62%
13
39
1
37%
67%
12%
,
16'A"
800
19%
46%
4
86
67
16%
12'A
111%
k
23l%
yp
2-100
13,100
*45
110%
19
47'
22%
24
23%
68
18%
*45
23%
17
8,300
18 7A
-18%
110%: 111%
"
45
16
1
Rap Transit-com—No par
5%
conv prior -preferred—50
Twin Coach Co_
^
1
"
-
23 %
16%
24'Vh
,17%''
18%
18%
24%
*17%
17,»A"
■
26,'%
26%
26%
18%'
24%"
110%
—50
new
*24%
~17%
1
common
.
'
■45%
Twin City
7
8,500
—
Preferred series A Jeenv)—^._50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common1
30
7% Jan
11%
55%
,
18%
7
11%
94%
,
25
12% Jan,
11*A
43%
3
18%
*
11
,12%
—
1.
>
94%
24%
,
11'A
*2
"56'A
23'%
—2
'.Trans'World' Airlines Inc.——^-5
Transue & Williams .Steel—No par
27'
Tri-Contlnental'Oorp; common
1
5
$6 preferred A——x—a—No par
*
11'/«
42
2
69'A /Jan
16
12% Decf
•
•i
2%
8V"
20% Jan 30
46*%: jr.n* 26.
24% Jan 30
21
10
•'
' ('■
" i
Transamerlca Corp -—:
8%
12%
24
.200
,11 VA
16%
43
.94%
10
4,300
.
10,200
; *11%
*12%
——5
No jpar
129
44 y«
12'A
*27%
155
44'
38
*2%
130
44%
; *13
8%
...
"
44'A
13%
»>2
152
*127
'157%
.130
f
44%
38%
*42
^0j»r
"Tipiken -Holler JBearingT_.
"ViTpletto Ediaon cp; IThel-
9"
^
25 " Feb'
111% ?an
(
Jan:
14% Dec
31
*
% 17% Jan
60% Dec
i
27% Jan
-r
110% Jan1 211
15
21% Dec
8'A July 15
Jap
c
21'A'Feb .15
44% Feb
47% Aug 25
10% Oct 27
25% Jan
May.. 7
17% Dec1" 0
*0% Maty 19
16% Aug 25
29
2
..
2
28
13% Jan
5
■.
9'
,
/>
.$3.5LO"prefe)jence
'rTlde Water; -Aissopiated. Oil
*
2i4%?Feb '^2 V- VTtmken^Detroi):%cle -u-i
12%'Feb
-
.-16% Oct 23.
,22% Npv
28 V.
•
12% Dec .15
i '■
•
.
tThirjl^Avenue , Transit iCorp_No par
155
,132
,
44JA»:
*11%
—No par
common—
1
convertible .preferred
50
The Fair
Thermoid Co
159
*130
,
11%
16%
13%
,
"
.5 - v r 29;' r.Jan
22%\Jan
-
"
Jan
i
"
Feb
16%
158
133
44%:
*38
$2.10 conv preference——No par
Feb'**- 3 yyThnmpson
—------l®
1 56 Vsi:Jan '?■2 ~ - ":Thompsbn"-Prpducts Jno com—5
97*% Jan 'i 2 ' '"V
^ ■% > preferred
-—100
(;3%::Jhn 28 1 ;,*Thomp8on-St^rrett Xlo \com__No par
'
2%-Jan '; 7 '4
■
No par
$l.25.v;convvprejferjedT
;
*
f2%:Jon7 5:
153
,
-.44'A
4
j3>-7
10
94% Feb
1
3 '
-
.
■2
July 28 V -.-21'.
>
49
.
-12% J4n
;
.July. 28 *
24% July
•
.29 % Oct 23.
xio% Jan
3
.
14*
43*
11%
*
a
'9*% Jan
30
,1% Jan' 15 v
15% Feb, 8
59.%, Dec ,16
98% July;
:
v
22
18% Apr
.18
4"
", :■
22% Jun 25
i
Jan
11%
Thatcher Glass- Mfg Co common—5
,-6i
38
* *
44
!
20
.2
159
*131
,.
43 V*
"
,-nl/2 Jap: 9
Jun4,17
; 2
.
17*%. Jan
134
No par
Textron Inc^ tommoh——^—,—50c
,5
''8% Jan
'•
15"
*2
Jan
A12
Feb
il'AfJan
share; certificates
Texas .Utilities Ho—
.
Jan
371
Jan
48
13
"
-Sub
•
VTexas & Pacific Ry
5
45*% Jan
"7
.12%.'Jan
23
Jan
134*% Jan
*■
.2 ' ■
Jan
-
165
.
9
Jan
16% Jan
'.7
14% Jan ^22
.12% Feb 1
25
% Nov
%
>
Oc{; 10
Nov 26
8
l.s41
.
*
43% Feb .14
10%
.
" 11
2
18% Feb *. 7
15% Nov 14
16
Jan
.•
342% Jan
300
9%
44 */2
Texas-Pacific Land Trust—
128
15
E'%
44'A
9%;
45 '/2
16
16%
500
9,600
710
•
•
136,900
12%
9,000
38%
2,940
8%
8%
12%,
38%
'
'8%
2,500
2,100
U
Oct
16
47% Oct
12
30
56'A Feb
4
Jan
12
55 y4 Jan
15
11% Jun
3
143/s Aug
6
12%.Feb
6
13 Va Jan
8
43% Jun
26
50
Jan
2
46 Vz Jan
9
49'a Feb
Feb
27
72'A Dec
30
70% Jan
7
72 7a Feb
57
Udylite
Corp .(The)„
Underwood
1
No par
Corp.,—'
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
54
'
5
54%
54%
54%
54%
55%
54%
54%
54
:
54>/2
13
12%
.12%
12%
12y8
*12%
12%
12%
1,800
49%
48
48'a
49>a
47%
48%
48'a
6,000
72»a
71%
72'a
22%
23ja
71%
23'a
19,600
22%
72%
22%
12%
47%
70'a
22%
106%
106%
106%
106%
106%
*12%
Union Bag & Paper Corp__
20
Union Carbide. & Carbon—_No par
Un el Co of mo.„.
10
49
72%
,
72%
Dec
93
30
15
22
Jan
22
Jan
2
111
Apr 30
106
Jan
27
110
Jan
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
May
23
104
9
98
July. 31
94 y4 Jan
28
97
Jan
Preferred
$3.70i series
No par
*93
95
87% Jan
Preferred
$3.50
No par
86
86
Preferred
$4
83% Jan
24% Dec
91% Jun
25
5
86
Feb
97
Feb
23% Jan
Jan
15
35% Oct
16
Jan
2
45 Ve Jan
4
50'A
37 y8 May
1
42% Aug
12
40 lA Jan
41% Jan 20
Union
28
1
38% Dec
31
36
Jan
38 y4 Jan
29
United
30
104% Jan
106% Jan
29
2
28% Feb
31% Feb
3
94
100
May
101'A Jan
24% May
91% May
104/-
107
104 % Dec
1
8
3% Feb
Feb
,17%
19
Oct
53% Oct
,
114%
Vz
4%
Jan
24
5%
Preferred
5
4
30% Feb
Jan
Jan
15
16% Jan
nr% Jan
8
United
14% Jan
16% Feb
2
United
15'/2 Jan
56
54
2
,
58% Jan
28 % Feb
36% Feb
United
12% Jan
28
13% Jan
United Uerch &
United
24
21'a Jan
7
13% Jan
14
59% Feb
65
Jan
97% Jan
100
2
United Gas
Jan
73
Apr
1
102% Aug
7
31'a Dec 31
14
Jan
101 'A Feb
20
119
179
167
Jan
8
16
Jan
9
61
Mar 19
8% Dec
•
5
Aug 27
May 9
66f
25
Sep'
Va jan
see
page
$4.50
Jan
20
113.
Jan
172
2
Jan
13
Jan
30
2
.35% Jan
23
2
67y2 jpn
29
12
12% Jan
30
63
8
2
22.
Jan
10% Jan
.
174
„
•
Mfrs
Paramount
of
,'7%. preferred
u
8
6
.53
30%
103
37'a
*107
39%
114
113
6
*52
17%
17%
17%
16%
xl5%
10
56%
28%
56%
287a
56
28%
Co—13'a
35%
35%
13%
35%
127a
14y8
13%
14'a
*13%
Inc
Theatres.*
interest
13
1
1
14
*13%
Nopar
No par
62V8
*99
—1
'
common
30%
115y2116%
20
—a———100
-Nopar
62%
1o0
*30
.Nopar
-
172
172
33v4
67j/2
<
333a
67%
12%-
12y8 '
31%
104
61%
113%
4,100
48y2
40%
40%
37%
38%
*105%
106%
29%
30%
103
103
37v4
*107
14'a
57'/2
*30
48y2
48%
14,700
106'/2
100
297a
17,900
102y2
2,000
36%
1,300
287a
-102
x36%
37%
110
14y2
58
30yu
4ja
77
5%
6'a
*107
*14y8
57%
14'y2 '
57%
30%
gvi
1,000
37'a
*105
110
76%
5%
40%
36 >a
10.'jy2
4
76%
5%
2,300
48'/2
40%
■
*30
_
4
4Va
6%
*76
.
-
5%
6'a
800
1,400
300
9,300
160
25,200
800
130
50y2
51V2
51
51
17
17
16%
17
16%
16%.
1,900
15
153a
ls'a
15%
15v8
15y8
3,500
56%
287a
35%
56
56%
56v4 '
56
56»a
21,200
28
28%
27%
28
17,600
357a
127a
36ja
35%
127a
36%
13
6,830
143/8
14%
58,500
*14%
1'4%
52
56%
'
28%
357a
13%
14JA
14
'
28%
35%
13
14%r
15-'
116%
174
115%
t
68%
12%
172-
33
.
33
.
67%
>
■
12%
-
67y2
12%
99
*99
29%
29%
115
29'a
115%
173
115%
r
.
9,900
100
29%
115%
172
-
33'a
613a
99
30
15V4
14%
61'a
100
29%
13%
143A
-
62'a
62
"
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14'/2
*99
30
'
13'a
*14%
62
*67%
12%
112y2.
31
51V2
100
33
114%
15%*
30
116
10,800
106
103
*99
*172
39'a
40%
37!a
37%
*107 ' 110
'14'/2
14y2
57xa
57%
30
30%
4
4 Va
76
76 '
5%
5%
*6y4
6'/2
6
53
17%
70
38%
18%
30'/2
37!a
110
97»/2
39%
38'a
106
100
97
113%
114%
38
—
>
397a
97
39
98%
*97
14%, 14y2
56%
57
*30
30y2
4
4
*75%
76%
5%
5%
16'a
Machinery com
5
preferred ———ioo
u 8 Leather. Co
37
110
14%
-51
30'/2
4
75%
5%
*105
5
Hoffman
4»a%
113
5
;
1st preferred
u s Freight Co
u s Gypsum Co
40'a
-Nopar
—
Improvement
U s & Foreign Securities
31% Jan
120
100
Cos-
Corp--—
Certificates
-26% Jan
.
27% Dec'
For footnotes
29 % Feb
Gas
6
53
com_l
:
United Fruit .co
12
*
—1
Coal
15
11% Oct
9
Electric
12
15'a Feb
.2
No par
,%
Engineering to Foundry
Jan
13% Jan
11
preferred
7%
27% Jan
7
May
No par
—
(Del)—
31% Jan
.
*14%
56y2
*29%
4
75%
5%
10
Corp
United Dye & Chemical Corp
49
6
37
*107
No par
14
7
19
30%
31'a
104'/2 104'a
No par
—
7% Jan
8
98%
39j/2
106%
United
15
*97%
*105%
10
240
86%
100
29
Jan
*85
*96%
48%,
5% Jan
May
86%
x40%
5% Jan
Feb
*85
38'a
$3.50 convertible preferred.,— f00
21%
86
48y2
United Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
Feb
86
41'a
5
6
86
48'a
common
10,000
95
37 %
28
11
*93
41%
Va Jan
Corp
95
38 Va
76 Vz Feb
4
*93
48%
Unlted-Carr Fastener
2
95
86
•
3,600
107
*93
41'a
Jan
.
.
95
48'/2
United Carbon Co
3% Jan
.67
22%
107
14
*93
37%
Board & Carton
United
72%
41%
America
$4.50 preferred
•
5
4%>%'series of 1952-100
Biscuit of
United
49
No par
Inc
61% Jan
,2
29'a Aug
34% Sep
Lines
13
21'a Jan
19
Air
*13%
'
preferred—50
Co
Corp common
convertible preferred
United
3q
Car
Aircraft
14% Jan
31
54% Jan
Tank
2
107
.11% Oct
96% Jan
noncumulative
4
16
64% Jan 30
>
30 y2 July 26
12 y8 Oct
113%
21
56% Feb
74
Union Pacific rr Co common—50
Jan
21
28% Jan
Feb
40%
37% Feb
8
Jan
13% Jan
11
104
98%
39%
y4 Jan
22%
*106%
;
98%
18
30
2
.
22
22
24% Jan
16
35 y4 Jan
Feb 411
10%
21
15'A Dec
6
101% Jan
107
18
4% Apr 25
69% July, 9
5% Mar 21
6
14% Oct
50
70% Mar 19
2
47
v
22%
107
25
series
Union Oil of California.
115% Jan
33% Feb
7
5'A Nov
Sep
Jan
series
22% 1
*106%
-No par
Jan
40% Jan
48 % Feb
16
107
17
4% Jan
112
>37'A July 25
57% Oct 17
26% Nov 12
50
Jan
100
37% Jan
Nov'25
33% Jan,
21
Nov
9
121% Mar. 31
1
30'A Jan
Apr "21
45% July
3
101% Jan
xl3
x71%
14
*170-
33%
*67%
11%
115%
173
34
88
12%
"
*171;
32%
..67%
11%
3,200
603a
59y2
33
-
67%
11%
40
1,100
3,900
•
)
60
2.100
-160
8,700
2]|
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1953
.
(642)
Continued—Page 12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
STOCK*
Pr^vlona
for
Rang?
2
7% Jan
20
18% Jan
3
23% July 21
9
8% Nov 24
35% Oct
23
39% Dec
8
38% Jan
19
Sep
19
67
Jan
4
59
Jan
5
26% Oct
16
34% Mar 21
28% Jan
20
x81 '% Jun
17
Jan
91% Jan
90% Dec 31
102% Jan
31
16
30% Dec
146% Feb
31
22% Oct
2
53
Oct
30
2
D
4
U
32% Feb
2
21
85% Jan
5
2
94% Feb
3
61
Jan
3
37% Oct
23
6
62% Jan
7
40% Feb
31% Jan
6
16
6
68% May 29
42% Dec 31
U
12
2
142
U
4
66% "Feb
2
44 % Jan
.
U
2
Jan
67 % Jan
Feb
59
5
Jan
20
23
13
36% July 25
41
Jan
29
144% Jan
20% Feb
5
May 18
Jan
5
39% Jan
29
33
7
7% Apr
10
6% Jan
2
6% Jan
27
24
10% Jan
11
9
Jan
5
9% Jan
22
x87% Oct
22
94
87
Jan
16
2% Apr
23
5% Jan
8% Dec
19
3% Jan
2
18
25% Jan
14
2
3% Jan
2
1% Jan
5
21% May 27
26% Dec
8
22% Jan
14
23
26% Jan
7
24% Feb
2
May
Jan
14
11
Apr
24
57
May 23
23% Apr
161
Jan
Feb
19
33
Jan
21
33% Jan
5
Utah
Vanadium Corp of
38% Feb
4
16
6
43% Jan
5
14% Jan
.
7
15% Jan
30
5
31
Feb
3
2
10% Jan
6
25% Dec
Jan
21
25
Jan
9
125% Feb
3
127
Jan
12
24
9
11
129
Dec
Apr
24% Oct
3
127
1
32
Jan
2
87% Sep
9
93 % Apr
29
116
18% Oct
29% Jan
24
25%
Jan~30
9
6
25 % Jan
8
Nov
6
137% Jan
19
125% Feb
6
130% Jan
8
21% Jan
2
27% Dec
31
25% Jan
23
27% Jan
5
114% Jan
2
Jan
8
119
110% Jan
116% Nov 20
8
113% Jan
15
100
Jan
8
Jan
22
103% May 2
103% Dec 15
■33% Apr
x27% Jan
24
14
*31
Mar 12
95
98%
Jun
Jan
'
23
2
35% Feb
2
16
29% Jan
6
38
12
Jan
100
23
Jan
84%
*83%
84%
*v~'%
;
'<1 Vlsking
35% May 22
44% Jan ,11
16% Apr
8
18.
Jan
18
16% Jan
13
J7% Jan
9
28% Mar
5
31% Oct
2
28% Jan
28
30
Jan
15
7,000
*83 %
84 V2
*83%
84%
—
—
—
24%
*93 %
94%
93'%
94%
410
30%
30%
29%
30'%
29
29%
29,000
139%
1393/4
139%
140%
1393%
140'%
62%
61%
62%
"61%
66%
6j%
653%
140
66%
66%
42%
43%
138%
940
140%
413%
42%
142%
60
62
66%
413%
143'%
59
62
65%
653%
60
41%
41%
700
41%
40%
142%
142%
142 %
42%
14J
2,200
66%
63,700
*64%
143
1,400
142%
142%
20%
20%
20%
20%,
203%
20%
20%
20%
38%
38%
38'/a
38'/a
38 a%
39'%
38%
39
6%
6%
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6%
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6%
6%
6%
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500
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
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2,100
142
9%
9%
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87
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90
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87
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87
20%
20%
4,303
380
39
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87
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3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
26
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26%
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26%
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26%
25%
25%
1%
2
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2
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24
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24
*25
25%
3%
3%
26
25
165
•163
14%
63
41%
41%
15%
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30
30
300
25
500
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166
14%
166
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14%
15%
1,000
63
63
63
120
33%
33
33
1,000
40%
40%
41
39%
3,300
2,200
38%
15%
;<
15%
15
15
14%
15
31
.
8,800
14%
63
33
40%
15%
31
30
24
64
33
41%
41%
15%
24
25
24%
15
2
33%
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200
2
24
,
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165
14%
14%
63
33%
24
25
14%
33%
31
31
31
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31
•
800
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
4,900
24 %
9%
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
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24%
2,100
125%
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♦125%
126 %
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126 '/a
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■
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128
•126
128
*126
128
26
26%
92
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26
26
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92
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23%
23%
23%
127%
127%
26%
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26%
26%
26%
113%
113%
113%
100
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100
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101
35%
35%
29%
22%
125%
500
26%
27%
8,000
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1
29%
17
29%"
17%'
%
29%
39%
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39%
-
17%
2,900
114
320
101
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100
110
v 101
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34%
34%
.
29%
-
-
600'
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1,300
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29%
39%
39%
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2,000
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j
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101%
27
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114
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34%
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35%
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26%
113%
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113%
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23
127
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128
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92
23
127
23%
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123
26%
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26%
26
92
23%
23%
128
26%
26%
20
126%
128
26
128
125%
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126
*127
preferred.
25
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5,500
2
2
2
233/4
64
14
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2
233%
25
165
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(The).
Corp
400
30%
94%
Vulcan Detlnning.Oto
7%
61%
30%
94%
25
Ry Co common
preferred
61%
30 3%
~
100
preferred
$4.20 dividend
6%
3,000
62
30%
*61 %
139%
eom—10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
Virginia
-
2
39% Feb
'
:'
29 % Jan
*
31%
30 %
Virginia Elec k Power Oo
i
34% Jan
100
4
13
37% Jan
100
62
31
*62%
Co__6%
Vick Chemical Oo_
2.60
Vicks Shreve ft Pacific Ry com—100
5% noncumulatlve preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—6
3%%
preferred
100
Va-Carollna Chemical com—JIo par
6% dlv partic preferred
100
Jan" ~8
91% Jan
22% Feb
19
27%
20
90% Jan
62
31%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar
1
Oct 31
Apr
61a%
31%
4,900
39%
54%
10
Raalte Co Inc.
Van
Jan
9% Feb
28
15% Jan 23
61%
39
29%
Amsrlea—No par
—
2.80
Co
Norman
Van
61%
32%
39%
39%
30%
96
Pictures Oo Imo com
1
preferred
100
Power ft Light Oo
Mo par
23
39 3/8
30%
%
19
17
116
4 %
30%
8
29%
100
preferred
8%
39%
*94%
Universal
64% Jan
Jan
31
23
30
7
45% Aug 14
23% Apr
Jan
Jan
17% Jan
'
164
61
8
12
8
*7%
8
*7%
8
*83%
S Tobacco 00 common
July 28
6
Dec
Jan
2
Jan
10
26
24 % Jan
7
14
33% Dec
27% Oct 30
27
15% Jan
6
16
13% Nov
34
2
26
5'
Aug
65
15
14
26
14% Dec
169
156
16
Feb
2% Jan
27
Jan
1% Sep
Jan
3% Jan
87
Jun
4% Jan
27
24% July 25
Shares
22
*7%
8
*7%
8
21%
22%
22
22%
61%
Mo par
7% noncumulatlve preferred—28"
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd-6
$6 convertible preferred—Mo par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4 %
convertible preferred
60
Universal American Corp__—
1
Universal-Cyclops Steal Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco eom_Nopar
U
the week
Feb. 6
31%
100
preferred
7%
26
8
141
24
Feb
Friday
Feb. 5
39%
39%
Mo par
U S Steel Corp common
19% Jan
144
*7%
10
20
10
1
100
100
S Rubber Co common
5
&% noncum 1st preferred
100
S Smelting Ret ft liln com—60
7% preferred
60
preferred
S Pipe & Foundry Oo
S Playing Card Co
8 Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series S
3%% preferred series «
Thursday
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
4%%
Feb
62
Feb
29
87% Mar 29
19% Oct
26
39% Feb
139% Jan
6
136% Jan
138% May 16
Jan
8
'
83
Mar 28
90
22
1
S Lines Co common
D
22% Jan
Jan
20
X7% Dec
56
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Sales far
PRICES
Feb. 4
I eb. 3
Feb. 2
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Range
15)52
Year
500
i
,
w
.Jan
"69
Apr
17
68 % Dec
9
2
29
6
29% Jan 14
51% Jan .'7
67% Jan
11% Jan
12% Aug
12% Jan
12
13% Feb
2
29% Jan
9
44% Jan
2
47% Jan 26
10% Jan 30
8% Feb
6
55
27
Nov
24
42 % Apr
29
*
Dec
8
22
8% Jftn
'
98
21% Dec
3
18% Jan
104% Dec
Jan,12
5
102% Jan
2
15
Oct
Jun
4
x30 % Jan
12
31
"24% Dec
19% Feb
19
11% Nov
17
Oct
16
2
17% Jan
20
22% Jan
3
2
23% Feb
4
4
12% Jan
6
23
12
14% July 31
Feb
13
107/a Jan
13
28
7
82 % Jan
2
84% Feb
9
25% Jan
21
29% Jan
West
Kentucky Cool Oo
Penn
84
28
41% Jan
May
% Feb
$4
2
28 % Dec
37 % Dec
28% Jan
6
37% Feb
West
23
17/64 Feb
25 % Jen
30
2
35% Jan
13/64 Jan
21% May
29 % Jan
West
3
13
8
Western
53% Jan
30
56% Jan
5
Western
12
Sep
17
16% Jan 29
72
Jun
6
84
106% Jan
8
Aug
6
99% Jan
15
15% Feb
6
16% Jan
15
79% Jan
1
26
82
Jan
8
109% July 15
7
15
9% Oct
15
15% Jan
109
46% Apr
30
56% Dec
Oct
22
26% Dec 23
2
31% Jan
47
Dec
19
45
Jan
2
60'A Jan
29
46% Feb
64 % Dec
12
60% Jan
16
64% Feb
Western
29
34% Oct 21
2
89
Mar
37
20
Oct
2
Jan
Oct
7
Jan
2
x97% Jan
28
11
39% Feb
6
42 % Jan
16
27% Nov 21
26% Jan
48% Dec 31
45% Feb
6
<98% Jan
12
98
24% May 14
35'% Feb 20
34
4%
23
101
Nov
96
3
39% Feb
44% Nov 18
Jan
28% Feb
2
4
Feb
3
99% Jan
12
48 %
6
42
Jan
2
14
126
Jan
14
40
Mar
2o
32
Oct
30
41% Jan
30
36% Feb,
Jan
27
80
Oct
6
89% Jan
22
83% Jan
28
84% Jan
8
28% Oct
17
34% Jan
7
29
Feb
,3
30
Jan
8
Oct
23
29% Jan
2
25% Jan
2
27% Feb
4
4
14% Jan
28
11% Jan
2
12% Jan
8
9
32
28
30
16
30% Feb
5
127
25
10% Aug
29% Jan
17% Jan
127
126
Mar 20
Apr
Jan
6,
24
Jan
21
2
27% Aug 29
21% Jan
29
4
8% Mar
13 % Dec
17
12% Jan
23
13% Jan 29
77% Jan
14
81% Feb
5
11% Jan
20
65% Feb
27
87
% Oct
2
8% Oct
22
12% Jan
22
11
Jan
2
68% Nov
14
75% Feb
13
70% Jan
12
12% Aug 18
14% Jan
15
12'% Jan
30
24% Jan
6
26% Jan
6
15% Apr
25% Dec
7
15
17
28%
2
21% May
128% Jan
Nov
25
Nov
26
138
135
Jan
25
52% Jan
12
53
Jan
2
9
44'/a Jan
12
48
Jan
30
26% Feb
20
32% Nov
19
31% Jan
8
76% Jan
8
30% Jan 29
83% Feb " 5
97% Feb
20
70% Dec
22
75% Jan
14
9% Oct 23
13% Feb
80
1
Jan
13
Nov
19
III
Jan
2
72
Jan
2
10% Jan
28
35% Jan
9
18'% Feb
6
81% Jan
5
Jen
8
116
74% Jan
29
Jan
2
11
RR 00m
Preferred series A
Western
Union Telegraph
preferred series B
Instrument—12.50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wneeimg Sieei Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The B 8)
20
While Motor Co
1
Wh'te Sewinsr Machine common—1
Prior
preferred.
10
10
Worthington Corp common—No par
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Woolworth
(F W)
pfd 4%% conv series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Prior
Wyandotte Worsted Oo
28
2,600
82
81
82
l.OOQ
97
40%
28
113%
,543%
28
29
58
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or
2,000
18,800
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563%
1,100
643%
62%
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10,000
98
96%
97
28%
400
40 3%
39%
40
11,200
28%
28
28%
45%
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6,800
47%
47%
48%
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99%
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99
99%
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81%
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25
25%
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243%
27%
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100
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-
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40
97
41
170
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109
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Zonite Products Corp.
day
40%
10%
•
6
9
this
97
41%
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Jan
on
15%
56%
56%
63%
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Woodward Iron Co
2
sales
64%
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10
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16% Jan
no
15'%
83%
Co Inc
29
prices*
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573/8
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57
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24
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10
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84
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54
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2
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29
108
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108
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82
81
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102
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68
16
109
101
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22
31% Jan
15
101
99
660
26%
25%
39%
•
Wilcox Oil Co
7
Oct
102%
-
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
8
15
1053/4
*102
*123%
20
preference
%
106%
106
80
37%
373%
17/64
.
843%
84
41
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Weston
Jan
20 % Jan
26
500
2,200
99%
34
2
«
263%
26
•-
3,000
-
28
51% Dec
3
26%
26%
%
%
-
2,400
47
10
12%
100
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric com
16
3
21% Oct
27
41
39% Jan
27% Oct
40% Jan
8
28
37%
37%
•'<
84%
*96
Yale ft Towne Mfg 00
30
Yorlc Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring ft Wtre.Nopar
Youngstown Sheet ft Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
5
13% Jan
28'
84%
58%
No par
100
10
37% Jan 29
15
49
Jan 27
34% Jan 13
x32 % Jun
1.50Q
.
103%
;■
.
63
2nd preferred—100
Pacific
Wisconsin Elec power Oo com
64
400
27%
*10%
.
;
28
28%
2
45% Dec
10%
'
103%
-
53%
30
17
10%
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103/4
107
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12%
14
16
12
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109
140
Jan
Oct
118
par
27% Jan
25% Jan
12
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80
135
15
12
%
15%
2
21
12
102%
*97%
Jan
Jan
13% Jan
74
12%
106%
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common—No par
$4.25 preferred
No par
Wilson-Jones Co
10
Winn & Lovett Grocery Oo
1
42 % Apr
51
100
100
0
Lines
noncum
3.80%
100
Inc.
Auto Supply Co
10
Maryland Ry common—100
Air
Western
45% Feb
4
16
95% Jan
24% Jan
12
10%:.
37%
18,600
16%
26
37%
28
23
26%
.
273%
6,800
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26%
%
>
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900
25%
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23%
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25%
16%
26%
;
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25%
5
97% Feb
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163%
26
1
1
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30
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convertible preferred—No par
Jan
7
10%
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Jan
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98
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7
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102
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26%
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preferred series B
4.10% preferred series O
West Virginia Coal k Coke
West Va Pulo ft Paper 00m—No
4%% preferred
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28
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16%'
16%
30%'
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80% Feb 28
18
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webster
10% Jan
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16
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20%-
20%
'
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28
46%
8%
26%
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(The)
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Waukesha
11% Jan 19
3
30
Oct
Wash Wat Pow Oo
Feb
Jan
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16%
26%
ft Pipe——Mo par
Corp
3
Washington Gas Light
Jan
28
16
-
16% Jan
27
18% Jan 21
l
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104%
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-
Petroleum
3
Dec 31
28
16
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36% Jan
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26
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,
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8%
69
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22%
28
47
8%
20%
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preferred-
5%%
4
16 % Jan
25% Feb
30
37
46%
'
1
Baking Co common
Ward
J
<
■-
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•
2.50
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27% Jan
15% Jan
Dec
'
28
28
10
;
—,
14% Feb
27
12% Jan
31% Sep
3
27% May 15
:
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,
Warner
35% Jan 30
22
25
Co
Walworth
26
Feb
105
15% Feb 25
12
May
Jan
20% Jan 30
"11% Nov
25% Jan
21 *
2
11'
17% Jan
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
5
12%
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68%
12%
6
27 % Jan
68%
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28
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Number 5193
Volume 177
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(643).. 23
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
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FRIDAY
The italic letters in the column
Figures
after
decimal
point
represent
YEARLY
■
in
one
each
or
the
case
32d
more
month
of
when
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1952
Range Since Jan. 1
iligest
Lowest
NEW
Iligest
YORK
bonds
mature.
AND
HIGH
SALE
Monday
Tuesday
Feb. 3
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 2
Feb. 4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Treasury
Treasury
the
point.
a
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
WEEKLY
-
heeded "Interest Period" indicate
Low
Low
High
High
Low
Thursday
Sales for
Friday
Feb. 5
Feb. 6
Low
High
High
Low
the Week
High
Bonds (S)
27/8s
1955-1960
*102.18
102.24
*102.20
102.24
*102.20
102.24
*102.20
102.24
*102.19
2%s
1956-1959
*103.20
103.28
*103.24
103.28
*103.28
104
*103.28
104
*103.27
Treasury 23/4s
Treasury 2%s
1958-1963
*105.8
105.16
*105.14
105.18
*105.16
105.20
*1C5.16
105.20
*105.14
105.18
1960-1965
*106.20
106;28
*106.26
103.30
*106.26
106.30
*106.26
106.30
*106.26
106.30
2%s
1956-1958
*100.7
100.10
*100.7
100.10
*100.7
100.10
*100.8
100.11
*100.9
100.12
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
1962-1967
*97.12
97.16
*97.14
97.18
*97.13
97.17
*97.12
97.16
*97.16
1963-1968
*96.22
96.26
*96.24
96.28
*96.23
96.27
*96.22
96.26
*96.23
June
1964-1969
*96.6
96.10
*96.8
96.12
*96.6
96.10
*96.5
96.9
*96.5
Dec
1964-1969
*96.3
96.7
*96.4
96.8
*96.3
96.7
♦96.3
96.7
*96.2
96.6
*55.30
96.2
•95.30
96.2
*95.28
96
*95.28
96
*95.28
96
*95.22
95.26
*95.22
95.26
*95.21
95.25
*95.9
95.13
*95.8
95.12
*95.9
95.13
95.13
Treasury
96.14 Oct
96.9
14
Oct
96.14 Oct
14
14
95.19 Jan
96.20 Mar 18
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
9
96.25 Dec
9
96.21 Dec
9
96.21 Dec
9
96.15 Dec
9
96.27 Nov
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
18
96.22 Dec
10
96.22 Dec
10
95.8
Dec
24
96.20 Nov
19
100.4
Nov
100.4
18
102.18 Jan
29
97.19 Oct
18
6ct~27
97.19
2%s
.1966-1971
2'/is
June
Jan
100.3
18
Jan
18
Oct
20
96.28 Aug
7
92. 12 Oct
22
96.4
Apr
10
97.24 Feb
27
7
100 15 Dec
17
98.10 Nov
Dec
93.24 Jan
19
94.16 Jan
1
30
95.8
J>an
99.24 Jan
28
99.24
*95.8
95.12
*95.9
2%s
Dec
1967-1972
*95.12
95.16
*95.11
95.15
*95.9
95.13
*95.8
95.12
*95.9
95.13
.1957-1959
*99.22
99.25
*99.22
99.25
*99.22
99.25
*99.23
99.26
*99.24
99.27
1958
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
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Last
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; Series-J due Dec 1 1995—:
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May-Nou
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April-Ocf
—
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248
72
74
95%
32
94
96
85%
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84
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37
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donsol mortgage 2%s series J 1976l_
May-Nou
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Jan-July
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—Mar-Sept
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May-Not,
June-Dec
7a 1967 stamped pursuant to Plan
(interest reduced to 2.25%)
91%
90
26
90 % r91
93%
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General
Atlanta
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__
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29
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2.25%)
90%
86
"
:
(State of)—(Cont)—
see
31
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Series G due Dec
u
*44%
For footnotAB
54
92'/a
101%
fixed and 3%%
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reduced to 2.5%) 1999
—April-Ocf
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June-Dec
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to
92%
91%
91
100%
6%
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reduced
90%
90%
91
100% 101
11
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loan of
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external
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1946^
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82
210
65%
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..Feb-Aug
1977
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|A8s external loan of 1921
2%)
70
56
81
64%
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33%
to
94
100
B
Feb-A zip
reduced
104%
94
108%
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reduced
103%
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80
;
1969
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9
1953
11
93%
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6
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103 % 104
97 Va
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8
2001
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61
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99
66
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Jan-July
2006—„Jaw-July
77
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reduced
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1964
54:
1963—
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77
—June-Dec
debentures 1963—
debs
53%
,
103
122%
conv
48%
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70
Jan-July
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3%s
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—April-Oct
100%
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22
1950
97%
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29
stamped pursuant to Plan A
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6
117
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5
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1968
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-
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2
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1987—
53
1940
8%
--
80
1973
53
8s 1961
(Interest
114%
June-Dec
debentures
53
6s
73
Jan-June
1961
I960—June-Dec
sinking fund
assented
debentures
196l„April-Ocf
gold
95 '
73
*
■
__
—Jan-July
1986—
series
of)
91
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April-Oct
series
1958
assented
45
115%
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35
86%
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noo
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f 6s
s
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107% 108
*99%
Mar-Sept
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reduced to 2.125%)
2008
:
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APeru (Republic of) external- 7s 1959
Mar-Sepf
ANat
72 y4
65
May-Nou
^
119% 120%
-
82
__
April-Oct
Gen
Oslo
lAPoland
convertible
First;
100% 100%
Oriental Development Co Ltd—extended
Map-Nov
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Netherlands
1953-
83%
90 •*,
June-Dec
1966_
Aun
Mar-Sept
98 Va
73%
-
_
f debs 1964—May-Wow
s
1975
debentures
Asoclates
(30-yr)
84%
'
*
May-jvoi
1967-
1970
3s1 debentures
debentures
3%s
reduced to 2,125%) 2008Mar-Sept,
ex'l sinking fund 6Vis
1959__Mar-Sepf
Stamped' pursuant to Plan A (interest
1953
3%s
—
38. debentures
ASecured
—
49
151
,
Mar-Sept
18 %
76
—
2008
86%
<
f83%
—
June-Dec
Poy/er deb 5s 2030
debentures 1987
& Telegraph Co—
3%s convertible
*17%
Geraes
due
86%
li!
2%s debentures 1982
14%
ASecured
2.125%)
95
11
_jan-July*
__June-Dcc
2%s debentures 1971
agree't), 1963_Jan-July
A Milan
6s
1984j—
1971_.
Corp 3%s
3%s debentures
*17%
loan
to
Southern
2%s
14%
;
(1942
7l%*; 75%
148%
3
A 97% ; 98%
2%s
ASmall
Afls extl
extended
2%s
_
14%
______
151
151
first mortgage 3%s 1972,__jan-July
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junior
2%s
Jan-July
-
121%" 125
32
162
-
American Telephone
1922
to
75%
74 %
■
1955-—1——_Mar-Sept
2%s debentures 1980-
1963-Jan-July
1933
to
75
55%
54
'
'
loan :ot.'26,1961—
debentures
4.80s
.
lATreasury 6s of 1913 (assented
reduced
extl
Americdn* Airlines
Jan-July
....
■
externaf 8s 1940^1 __Feb-Aug
"readjustment
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__
June-rDec
;
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;
123 Y4 125"
123%
Mar-Sept
(dollar: bond of 1937)—
readjustment 1979//—___May^Nov
external
3%s
16%
65%
51 %
54>':
5
,
54>-v"
-
Valle DelvCauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
external 7s 1958_i_/__c__Feb-Aug
A4ya» assented-195ff———Feb-Aug,
Yokohama (City* of)—
16%
*16%
-
(1942 agree't) 1968—Jan-July
to 1922 agree¬
ASmall
V
•-
-
American & Foreign
1954—
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—...June-Dec
•
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»
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51
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v
ser 1953-——
64 Va
67
110%
'
51
-
conversiow 1979__/__/^
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to
1945
agreement)
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4
109% 110%
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May-Nov
3%s-4 %-4 fas external conversion 1978__June-Dec
4-4%-4;%s external.- readjustment l978_/_Feb-Aug
Albany Si
j.
6*3%
60
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
9%
*16%
due
8'
-
Allegheny Corp debs 5s ser A 1962_——__May-Nou
Alleghany St Western 1st gtd 4s 1998—
April-Ocf
Ains-Chatmers Mfg 2s debentures 1956_
Mar-Sepf
Aluminum* Co of Amer 3V4s 1964__
Feb-Aug
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd—
___.
A4s of 1904
,
63%
107%
103
29
107%
63
(
9
.
1963-Jan-Jufy
agree't)
—
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6Vs
9*4%
94%
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3
10
106
106
,
-Jan-July
1961
extended- to
8s due ,1961
9
9
9
,6V8*"
Va
94
81%
8%
6%
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131%'
80
8%
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—
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3%-4-4%s
64%
—
_
ALarge
7s due l945
,
*
1945—Quar-Jan
agreem't)
(1922
127'A
82'
8%
1960__——May-Nov
/AExternal sinking-fund' 6s l964Ji__-____May-Nov
80%
/____Quar-Jan
ASmall
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|a Uruguay
;
132
,
-
10%
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-
lOV-a
9%
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due 1961 extended< to 1971^___
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"
*'■
78 -/a
6 6%
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IA 5s
..jan-July
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44 %
■
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9%
10
,
f 1971——
s
68.1953 f extendeds to -1963__
,
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(Republic of)—
A
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~
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69
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-
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1968—Jan-July
agreem't)
(1942
80
65%
62
.
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1
44%
43
42%
80
65 "Va
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.
1958—
1943.
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Mexico
1962
5%s duei 1971/extended td 1981____;
76%
109% 111 %
42%
61
80'
—
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9%,
93%
112
80%
79%
61%
80'*
61
-*
,
42 %
76
•
131% 132
Feb-Aug
1954—
extended
1954
61
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,
98-
7.8%
78%
C4;
1
149%
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43%
64
-
_-_May*-Nov~
-
external
*
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June-Dec
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
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44%
—Jan-July
——Jan-July
-
87
64
(Kingdom)—
secured
assented
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197717s
-
:-April-Ocf-
^
external, 1962—
B
!
thereafter
1952
1
due
5%
AExternal
79
87- S
Sydney County Gouncil 3%a 1957——Jati-July
Italian Public Utility Institute—
2%
75
.
1st mtge- s t i952i—
—June«-rcc
0%s-due, 1952 .extended-to .1962—.-—_„_June-Dec
tProv of) external, :7a< I958____^_j«?te-Dec
Works
Public
79
*
A6 V28
AOs
1952, thereafter
-..Jan-July
1,
for
1, 1952, thereafter
1977
:
due
2012-.—
Tokyo Electric Kght Co Ltd—
1977
76
__
ASuesia
(Republic)—
External
49
'
.
97%
.
Italian. Credit Consortium
49
—
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Shlnyetsu ElectrioJPbwer Co- Ltd—
!
I
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secured
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1
13%
.
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,
'62
to
Serbs Croats Si Slovenes
,
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15*%
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reduced
.,
76
50
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(Interest
75
_r
.-Mav-Sept(interest ■
-
to. 2.25 Ye)
2004—AOs external dollar loan 1968
High
60
3
*48
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reduced
A With Marcfr 1
Italian
76
<
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I
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100 ' 101%
91%
93%
_
SInee
Janl 1
tow-
1
-
2.5%) 1999:
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.
!5S
03 %
*10
1964.,
—*.
—May-Nov
1968-.—__Feb-Aup
external 6 Vis I960.—.April-Oct
part paid
A6s
part paid
Helsingfors (City)
38,
93%
92 %
*62%
Greek Government—A 7s
100%
100,
_J an-July
1st & gen
(State of)—
external ,.1950—
——Jan-July
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: 42%
29%
—
*80>
J<m-J«ly
—
%s due 1950 extended to I960.:
-
„'42
32,
7s 1967
Elcc Power—
mtge
A
ser
A6%s
93 Va
197$.
of)
-37%
*
Range
No.
*66
a8s.
91
37111%
100 % 100%
100
April-Oct
series A 1944—
1944 extended to 1954
1st
A7s
16
42%
*27%
April-Oct
bonds Jan 1- 1970-.
dollar
88%
8
113% 114
"40%
90%-92%
11
*57
Consolidated
Great
38%
38%
<Jan"3 uly
(Republic
53%-.
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
—
f dollar bonds Jaw 1
f
s
AEstonla
92%
-
Sold
High
*52
reduced to 2.375 Ye) 2001,—.
May-jVoo
extl secured sinking fund 1957:
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan-A (Interest
reduced to- 2%) 2012
-May-Nov.'
>
8s-193&stamped /pursuant to Platf A ■
(interest reduced I to 2.5 %) 1999„*-_jan-July
91
Bond*
Friday's
76
——
.
92
90%
114
or
Bid & Asked
(City of) 61/aSl952_^-—
Aprii-Oct
Paulo (City)
8s 1952_____
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest^
to
(Republic of) —
f dollar bonds Jan l-1978..
s
5.2
14
99
*60
—Feb-Aug
1962
Rome
San Paulo
92 Vi
6s1 1942- —jJaw-June
20-year external
gold
5Vzs 1955-
External
1978-
reduced
8tamped assented (interest
€%)
extended to i960
fADenmark
53%'
91
Jan-July
Sale Price
a eViS'
52%
—June-Dec
Last
Period
ASao
5
99
of)——
(Dept
Cundinamarca
A
37%
*60
May-Not)
1951_~.
(Republic of) 4V2s external 1977
Week's Range
Interest
;
" /'
tow
*60
Ma if-Nov
(Republic of)' 7s
Rica
ACosta
55 Va
4%
11
'
.
-
High
55%
1
5
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
1
Low
*97
Jirrte-Dec
(City) 5s 1952—
gold1 4YaS 1953.
Copenhagen
No.
"
*97
—April-Oct
1961
JaU-J uly
1961
—Aprif-Oct38 ext sinking fund dollar bonds-1970.
April-Oct
f A Colombia Mortgage Bank e'/as 1947..
May-Nov*
JASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946_,
—Fe b-AUg
f ASinking- fund 7s of 1927 due 1947_*
G
Fridky
J»n.
—
5
1927 Jan
of
A 6s
FEBRUARY
37 %
55%
*34%
of)—
Colombia (Republic
A6s of 1928 Oct
ENDED
Range Since
Sold'
High
59%
..Mar-Sept
._June-Dec
A7s
.
Bid & Asked
..Mar-Sepf
Consol Municipal 7s i960
assented I960-AChinese
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951—
A Chilean
Bonds.
Friday's
or
Low
)
FOR'WEEK
Week's Range
Ad
1967
First mortgage 5s series IX 1955
First' mortgage 4%s series JJ' 190l__
5s series
Mar-Sepf
_May-Noc
April-Oct
81V2
—
81%
*101
79%
3
81%
81 Ya
—
__
74
74
74
—
—
5
*
73 V*
74
First mortgage
37
37
'37
4s series RR
Jan-July
76%
76 %■
77%-
59
72
77%
AInc mortgage
4VaS series A July i970^_May-No»
61%
61%
62 %
.53
59
62 V*
I960—
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Number 5193
r.
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...
25
(645)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS-
New York Stock Exchange
Period
--
Week's
.
Last,"
..
or
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
Brooklyn
Co 3s
General, mortgage
.1st
*
mortgage
Buffalo
Buffalo
Stamped
Bush
modified
Terminal
5s
•-
104 'A-
104% 104%
91%
FEBRUARY
debs
19o7__
4Vis
Cons
1955
5s
■
Friday
New York Stock
103%
104%
11
91%
94'A
I-I
v
96%
'
*100
86 %
86%
88
98
105
83 !4
1
California
Electric
California
Oregon Power 3%s
first
Power
I95
82 %;
84
-
85
•'
•:98
7
"
105 /
"V*
'82
consol
May-No#
ApriZ-Oct
1957
95%
96%
95'A.V-
96%
•
96%
106'A
:..2
107% 107%
:.V
11-:-
-
105 % 106%
107%
;—Jan-July
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1955
Guaranteed gold 4Vis 1956__
Canadian Pacific Ry—
4%
-
28
-
consol
debenture
June-Dec
106'A
103
:
Cuba
4s
debs
series
105%
&
Mar-Sept
Ohio
4s
1965
97
Mar-Sepf
mortgage guaranteed 4s 1981
CelaneSe Corp 3s debentures 1965
June-Dec
17-
105%
106 »A
63
102
3'/as debentures 1976
97
2
*.;;
•
*105% 106%
3'As
Corp
67
April-Oct
debentures
1960
100%
Feb-Aug
mortgage 4s series A 1995
AGen mortgage 4y2s series A
AGen mortgage 4V2S series B
Central
RR Co
General
of
N
*
New
Central
Pacific
First and
York
A
B
1970_
First. mortgage
Deere
2020
May
73
89
—J
74
52
73
81
Lackawanna
1987
Jan-July *
ApriZ-Oct
1974
3s
56%
56%
57%
96 %
96 %
245
.
-
55%
<
AIncome
3%s series B
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s
1965
4y2s
101
102'%
Mar-Sept
118
&
and impt M 37/as series
A
div
first
consol
H 1973
gold 4s
99%
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General
4s
First and
1958
AGeneral
First
*108
111%
105
105%
contingent
Denver
99%
mortgage inc
mortgage
&
3%s
Erie
1st
95
Gen
&
112%
Gen
&
3s
112
105%
ref
3s
B
5s
1997
5s
April
1985
Map-Nov
1982.
A
ser
98%
83
83
May-Nov
1988
1985
3%s
convertible
*82
83%
72
72
72'%
27
70
69%
71
34
16'
91
*100%
General
4V2s
mortgage 4%s inc
conv
Increased
A Jan
ser
series B
Jan
1
First
3s series ti
mortgage
Chicago Rock Island
&
1999—April
lUoy
Pacific
interest)
2%s
First and
4s
1958
First
mortgage 3y»s series F
First mortgage 2 %s
Chicago
81
Western
Indiana
First
-Jan-July
Jan-July
1963—
RR
Co—
mtge 43/es
A
*
Edison El 111
mortgage 2%s
C I T Financial
1978—.
City Ice
*
77%
93
78
•
78
99
&
63 '/a
'100%
1
98'A
105'%
106'A
8
93%.
95'A
103%
94%'
93'%
*95
81
Fuel
2%s
f
debs
1977
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Jan-July
93
*92
gold 4s 1993
General 5s series B 1993—.;
Railroad
85%
June-Dec
Colorado
Fuel
conv
Columbia
& Iron
debs
100%
92%
Elec
;
first
5s
1965
.105'A
100
100
3%s
series
F
>
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Tire
Rubber
&
debentures
3s
debs
1972—
3'As debentures
tFlorida
East
AFirst
Fort
Feb-Aug
s
f
97%
1st
1999—
2001—
debentures
100
103'A
95
100
94%
957/a
98%
first
Denver
99%
100
April-Oct
*—
39
97%
99%
32
98
93%
4%s
Ry
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.
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96
1977—Jan-July
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:
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69'A
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May-Nov
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93
32'%
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—
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series
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series
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mortgage
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23
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&
Grande
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-
31%
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&
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103 % 104'%
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4
99%
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25
1973—May-Nov
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mtge
57%
100%
—
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series C
First
96'%
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&
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100%
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35
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&
M
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74
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33%
106
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First mortgage and coll trust 3%s
Feb-Aug
1968
refund
mtge & coll tr 5s
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85
Feb-Aug
1974—
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96%
96'%
93:
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mortgage due 1993
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&
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series A
300%
—
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and
Morris
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
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82%
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»
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103%
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1
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1970
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Jan-July
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f
s
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1976—June-Dec
3s
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gtd 5s A 1962
Range
Friday's
Bid St Asked
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Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3%s 1966 May-Nov
94%
\
22
:
1976
Continental Can 3'As debs 1976
'.r93%
-
gbld
or
Ssle Price
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Consumers Power first mtge 2% 1975
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
;;
93%
98
Jan-July
3'As debentures
C
Guaranteed
Week'#
Last
Period..
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%3 1968
--
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Interest
Exchange
High
5
■
92
93%
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Jan-July
—
1982—___
Income
Canada Southern
6
BONDS
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91%
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mtge
gen
Jan.
No.
I960———i:———Jan-July;
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1968—
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19691~:Mar-Sept
1976—
Jan-July
debentures
2 %s
3s
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Sold ?
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ENDED
Since
Low
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WEEK
debentures
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Union
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FOR
4
Range
•
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series
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1982—
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May-No#
May-Nov
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Terminal Ry 4s scries A 1970
Jan-July
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97
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—
—
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30
97%
104
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85%
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88
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
26
Monday, February 0,1953
. •,
(646)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Period
BONDS
Exchange
New York Stock
L*ai
,
Sale Frlee
or
Friday
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3.65s
Inter
Rys
Interstate Oil
3%s
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f debentures series A 1977
s
mortgage
114%
72
78%
101%
104%
103
104
104%
57
104
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3s
A
107
A
107
104
100'A
1980
1st 4s
1976__Mar-8ept
& Clear
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90
93
47
90%
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90
1959__June-Dec
Jersey Central Power & Light 27/«s
Jamestown
92%
N
93
Mich
&
*90%
mtge 4s 1990
1st
Kansas City Power &
First mortgage 27 «s
Plain
II
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Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
;
—
49
99%
175
180%
1
1%
11
1
First
RR Terminal—
fund 3% ser A 1968
June-Dec
gold 3'/2s 1997—June-Dec
mtge sink
—
& Navigation Co—
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co-
83
83
85
38
*96
87%
81
*
87%
June-Dec
1997
83
Lehigh Coal
First <fe ref 5s stamped
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1064
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New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
*
Period
Week's
Last
.
er
Sale Price
Feb-Aug
99%
Chic &
June-Dec
guaranteed 4s
ser
guaranteed 4s
G
guaranteed 4 %
General mortgage &8 series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Plttsb Coke St Chem 1st
mtge 3 Vis 1964
3Vis
debentures
mortgage 4Vis
series
series B
84%
'100%
A
April-Oct
4 Vis series D
Income
Public
3s
debentures
First
—
100%
98%
99%
Feb-Aug
98%
'—
1977
97%
1964
101
96%
101
96 %
98
98
98
94
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
94
94
2%s
100%
100% 100%
37
98%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
98'/2
99%
96 %
96%
101%
103%
84%
U
99%
99%
2
93%
50
26
49
13%
14
46
13
14%
96%
96 %
96%
4
94
96%
*96%
96%
96 y*
97
103%
105
—
103 %
1
1.—
May-Nov
2%s
S
Rubber
2%s
105 %
107%
9
95%
96%
96
86%
95
32
103%
♦II
100%
*96%
100%
1021/4
3 Vis
Oil
96%
1031/4
1041%
103%
34
103
104%
104 % 104%
m«v-no*
44
103
25
104%
105%
*90%
91%
'93
98
93
93
Mar-Sept
'95%
98
95%
965
93%
94%
'101% 102%
93%
93%
'99
June-Deo
*95
Mar-Sept
*92%
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Deo
& ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
Aprll-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
98%
93%
91
112
June-Dec
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge Income 4Vis series B Jan 1991
100%
First mortgage 3%s
100
June-Deo
7s
—
108
12
112%
93%
93%
13
•99%
>76
91%
93
30
30
—
92%
93
*29%
—
conv
debs
1983
Jan-July
Oil
2%s
105%
Jan-July
1976
„
—
105% 106%
98
98
90%
Jan-Julf
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
2Vis debentures 1985
debentures
Indiana
1987
Ry 2%s 1994
623
98
90%
June-Deo
North Ala RR
91%
93%
A.
105%
2
98
96%
9
96%
6
91%
1st
92
93%
*77%
83
77%
4 Vis
Mar-Sept
104
104
104%
60
4 Vis
1969
103%
104%
May-Nov
104%
104% 104%
67
4 Vis
102%
105
1981
May-Nov
102%
102 % 103
50
101%
103
Gold
Pacific Co—
A 1977
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First mortgage 2Vis aeries E 1986
Ry
first consol
gold
5s
Devel
and
Devel
and general 6s series A 1956—
and general 6%s series A 1956
Devel
general 4s
series
A
1956
Bell Tel
2Vis
debs
debentures 1983___
conv
Standard
Coil
Products
subord
Oil
debs
Co
Co
Inc—
.
,
;
convertible debentures 1982—
Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971
debentures
1974_
120
67
102%
2%s debentures
ser
A
108%
109
15
109%
107% 110%
109
95
54
-
100
*70%
71%
—
70%
97%
43
97%
102
104 %
105%
64%
66%
64%
65%
54
103% 103%
65
67%
12
106
102%
106
*—
102
92%
,
103%
106
1
106%
96%
102%
931/2
16
96%
101%
14
92%
68%
67
63
102%
96
102%
92
93%
95
96%
.
'
*95
—Mar-Sepl
96
100
*—
100
103
100%
100% 101
11
*102%
101 %>
104%
100%
63
101 Vb
103
6
„
104
103
Jan-July
100
101%
100
*100%
Jan-July
-May-No®
April-Oct
101
—
—
'""'it
9
79
78%
78 y8
651/2
81%
77%
78%
Jan-July
deposit.
80%
13
65 "/a
63 y4
65%
90%
91
99%
101
June-Deo
91
91
2
Mar-Sept
Jan-Julf
99%
99%
3
101%
109%
243
100
101%
7
104% 105
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3Vis 1971
71%
97%
1
~4
83
101% 101%
67
104%
.
93
—
100
54%
104%
9
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
108
91%
113%
54
98%
'—
104%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1949
4s
110
8
54%
104 % 104"%
Jan-July
1065
of
81%
—
98
5 ASu & Du div and term first 4s 1936. „_May-Nov
A Certificates of
deposit
110%
108
92%
general
85*/*
96
80
80
87
541%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Aprll-Ocl
May-No®
1981
1971
debentures
ACerticifates
103%
21
94%
—
April
86%
84
95%
110% 112%
May-Nov
1969
ser A
mortgage 3%s series D 1967
§ A First
120%
June-Dec
—
102%
Yonkers Electric
a
108
108
May-Nov
90
90
91
—
95%
Jan-July
1966
1972_
__
«.*.
92
92
*__
Light & Power 2%s 1978—Jan-July
--
112%
96%
not Included in the year'® range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot tale not
year's range, nUnder-tbe-rule tale not included In the years range. rCasn saia
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
the
not Included
91%
-
in the
INegotlabillty impaired by maturity.
■ '
^Companies reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganised under Section 77 es
or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat. \
;
..
15
95%
96%
—>:'
95%
95 y.
13
'
in
delivery sale
'
89%
99
May-Not?
'
108
23
92
Jan-July
1973
Deferred
Included
April-Oct
Jan-July
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures
debentures
2
14
91%
1st 4s
110%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
2361
Wilson & Co first mortgage. 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
80
94%
*106
'
91%
guaranteed
mtge 3%s
debentures
3 %8
-
Standard
& Co
—-
4s
19
97%
.
1967
(Indiana)—
107%
First
.85%
108% 109
April-Oct
April-Oct
ASpiokane Internatl first gold 4Vis 2013
Standard
84
80
102% 103%
102%
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-No*
1985
85
80
,
94%
——
100%
85%
4
85%
'81
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—L_Mar-S$pt
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sept
98
120 'A 120%
»—
April-Oct
Memphis' Div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern
*84%.
*—
Jan-July
Jan-July
1994
08
—
.
Jan-July
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2Vis series G 1961—
Southern
*98
—
& ref
2Vis
77%
First
(Oregon Line6)
first
86%
84%
May-Nov
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
Gold
Southern
92
94 »A
,
_
-
the Bankruptcy Act,
—
.
3k
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Feb. 2, 1953 and ending on
Friday, Feb. 6, 1953. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself, and is intended to include every
security, whether stock or bond, in. which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
,
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American
Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
ABC
Vending
ACF-Brill
Acme
Corp.
Motors
Aluminum
1
Alloys
Air-Way
For
Electric
footnotes
(N J)
see
page 31.
6
'
28%
Low
American
High
Par
4,700
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
Alrflects
l'A
400
l'/a
Jan
1%
Jan
Alabama Great Southern
6'A
1,300
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
250
26%
Jan
Feb
Alabama Power 4.20*
Alaska Airline* Ine
All
29
29
3%
3%
3%
700
3 Va
Jan
3%
Jan
1
3%
3V«
3%
2,800
27/s
Jan
3%
Feb
s
10%
Bale Price
Exchange
10'A
Inc
---*
—
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
Alles
Fisher
—1
7%
7%
8'/a
1,600
6'A
Jan
8'/a
Feb
Allied
3
137/B
137/«
14 %
1,300
12%
Jan
14'A
Jan
Allied Products
Internat
■
14
107
98%
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
15%
109
High
900
13
Jan
15%
30
103
Jan
109%
Jan
Feb
99 >A
425
98%
Feb
99 »A
Jan
«
2,300
4%
Jan
5%
10c
—1
Jan
5
5
5%
2%
2
2%
2,700
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
3
2%
3
12,700
2'A
Jan
3V2
Jan
212
—
Allegheny Corp warrants
2,300
14
100
Amer Engineering Co
Allegheny Airlines Inc
10%
for Week
ef Prices
Low
®0
preferred
Sales
Range
Last
Stock
8%
28%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
•
common-
Appliance
FEBRUARY
Sales
Shares
1
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Manufacturing
ENDED
6%
1
—10
Aer0
Associates Inc
WEEK
l»/4
Wire Co common..
Adam Hat Stores Inc_
Air
High
FOR
for Week
Range
Low
8'A
wsrrxnts
Acme
Alnsworth
Week's
of Prices
I
93%
100%
—
86
April-Oct
Western Union Telegraph Co—
30-year 5s 1960
4%s debentures series A 1980
97%
91%
1966
1st mtge 4%s series B 1976
Western Pacific RR Co—
98
91%
—
101
91%
15
•96%
April
April
May-Nov
gtd gold 3%s 2000
4s registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry
92%
♦91%
Jan-July
West Shore
107%
90%
33
(subord)
1976
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974—
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
101%
96%
——*
102 I
IOO
18
92%
*99%
Feb-Nov
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
101
3
debs
conv
Warren RR first ref
93%
101
99% 100
Feb-Ayg
93%
*97
—
April-Oct
1941
93%
series B 1971
Walworth Co conv debentures 3 Vis
Warren Petroleum Corp—
——
93%
—Apn'I-Oct
%
Co—
101%
*100% 101 %
„
91
101%
102
105
100 % 101
1041/4
100%
W
Wabash RR
112
101%
100%
111% 112%
——.
ser
111%
*118
93%
Mar-Sept
101
May-Nov
O 1973—Aprll-Oct
9
II
*100%
111%
'102
April-Oct
7
——
—
1958
95%
'
_
5s
94%
92%
104
100% 100%
99%
75
112
gtd 5s 1963—
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
1
2"Vis
39
95%
First consolidated
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Fiist lien and ref mtge 3%s
3%s
1974
Socony-Vacuum
Southern
86
99%
101% 101%
~
June-Dec
97%
70%
84
•
95
'
April-Ocl
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
South &
97%
70%
5
Corp—
subord
I
102 y*
April-Oct
1967
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980_
100%
99
99%
--
1989—May-No®
Mar-Sept
Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Union Oil 2 Vis debentures 1971
Sinclair
98
80
May-Nov
coll trust
88% ,[
97
97
103% 103%
104%
1st
1989_Jan-July
Corp
96%
861%
98
'95 Vs
Feb-Aug
1976
102%
3
*102% 104
Aprll-Ocf
debentures
debentures
—
100 %
248
86%
Jan-July
1972
—
95%
95%
—Jan-July
& coll trust 3%s 1972
debs
f
s
100%
'—
Mar-Sept
-
97
95%
1966—April-Oct
1977
__
•
„
106% 107%
106%
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtg.3 3s series F
1978—Mar-Sept
—
86
Service
t§ ASileslan-Amer
52%
——
—
*—
•«.—
7
95
*—
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series A
1955—Feb-Aug
Consol sinking fund series B 1857
May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
■
•
Jan-July
England. 1st gtd 4s
3s debentures
99%
99%
—
103% 103%
*—
*100%
June-Deo
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures 1959
100%
86
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2 Vis 1966
2%s
debentures
2%s
86%
*72
mtge 3s series B 1980
s f debentures
1977
2%s
99%
49
Feb-Aug
America
4%s
12
1996_Jan-July
3%s
Swift
of
1st mtge
86%
April-Oct
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977™
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
3 Vis
Co
132%
—
Aprll-Oct
cons gold 4s 1968
Depot 3 Vis B 1971
5s
Biscuit
201%
86%
Mar-Sept
5s
St Paul & Duluth first
St Paul Union
3Vis
1970
1976
131 %
86%
ASecond mtge lnc 4%s series A Jan 2022
May
St Louis-Southwestern
Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
_May-No®
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Shell
103%
96%
1995—May-Nov
series A 1971
Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st
gold
& New
126
102
46
1st
V
96%
126
99%
May-Nov
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970—
S
Scioto
97%
90
11
13%
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & Coll trust 3%s 1971
20
102%
97
15
*
102% 103%
June-Dec
102 V*
96 %
96
96%
101%
49
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
1980
101%
98%
103
May-Nov
101%
101% 101%
imb
94
ML
22
97
96
June-Dee
1961
201%
Jan-July
3 Vis series D
„'V
1st
debs
—
Q
Second gold 6s 1996
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
,
2%s
100%
'131 % 135
June-Dee
mortgage 4%s series D 1977
mortgage 3Vis series J 1969
Saguenay Power 3s
St
1885—Jan-Julf
1968
debentures
United
'101% 102%
97
Refunding mortgage 2%s series O 1991—Mar-Sept
♦99
mortgage 27/8s 1979_J''*>e-nAO
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
'
:
debentures
3%s
Reynolds
General
Corp
115%
94%
101% 102%
*126
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
3 Vss conv debs (subord) 1972
96%
k
General
E
ser
Union Pacific RR—
May-Noc
& ref
and
High
U
Co—
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
Reading Co first
96
May-Nov
1975__Apnl-Oct
3s
—
*—
,/u/i-juij
1972
3%s
Low
.
—
*94
*
Jsne-Deo
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
111
*100%
Jan. 1
No.
98%
99%
Feb-Aug
1956
M
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s
1st mtge 3%s 1982
Jan-July
1870—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
97%
97%
3
102
Adjustment income 5s Jan 1960
Tri-Continental
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Gas
102
97 y4
2
and refund
Tel & Ohio Cent ref
June-Dee
debentures
&
100%
—JI
May-Nov
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
JThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
101
8
Range Since
Sold
High
*115
Aprll-Oct
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
101
99%
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 5s 2037—-Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
First and
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Hoy
debentures
General
84%
Jan-Julf
1985
Corp 3s debentures 1965...
Texas & New Orleans RJt—
First and refund M 3%s series B
First and refund M 3%s series C
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
107
83
100%
101 % 102
and
3%s
105%
10
„
98%
1963
First and refundlne
84%
'97%
1984
Terminal 4s
Service Electric
7
June-Dec
1983
mortgage 2%s
Providence
107%
April-Oct
mtge 3 Vis 1977
First
105%
1958
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st
3s
108%
1959_
First general 5s series B 1962
First general 5s series C 1974
mortgage
106
A
mortgage 4Vis
First
106
Refund and lmpt 2% a series D
Texas
—
'101 %
mortgage 4 Vis series C 1960
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
5 Vis
—
106 % 107
Bonda
V
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
103%
106 y4
May-No®
1965
First
Co
Low
101%
103%
1Q
Bange
Friday's
99%
108
April-Oct
First
Plttston
99%
106% 107%
or
Bid & Asked
100%
101
'109%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Hiffh
"99%
Coal—
First
general
11
Lou)
—
106%
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First
Period
.
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis-
Jan-Julf
Pittsburgh Consolidation
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
No.
'108
June-Dec
6
Jan. 1
Bald
Hioh
*105%
guaranteed 4%s ser J l964_May-N<Mi
Cine Chicago St St Louis RR—
Pittsburgh
Bid St Asked
'103%
1960
FEBRUARY
BONDS
'101
Feb-Aug
I 1963—Feb-A«g
s ser
ENDED
'£6
1957—May-Nov
H
ser
WEEK
Range Since
'99 Vi 100%
St Louis Ry—
ser P 1953—June-Deo
guaranteed 4s
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Benda
99% 100%
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Friday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2*43 debentures 1964
Pinsoury Mills, Inc 3y8s s f debs 1972
FOR
Range
2%
212
25,900
2iB«
Jan
3
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
25 y4
Jan
27%
Feb
III
common—
stk.
I
/j
1
(Mich) common—
__
Investing cap
26%
27%
600
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
28
.
.
nfonday, February 9, 1953
.
(648)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
FEBRUARY 6
Week'«
Sale*
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Alias Brewing Co
Aluminum
Industries
Filter 5%
Amer Air
Book
American
2$
Laundry Machine
20
Manufacturing Co com—__20
Maracaibo Co
1
Meter Co*
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd
25
Potash & Chem class A
•
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
Seal-Kap common
Thread 5% preferred
American
Writing
9,400
11%
Jan
12 %
Jan
750
24%
Jan
25
Jan
24%
25
21%
22%
600
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
4%
5%
14,300
26%
27%
700
25%
Jan
27%
31%
125
31
Jan
31%
Feb
Feb
34%
Jan
175
600
58
Jan
62
Jan
Cherry-Burrell
50
15
Jan
17%
Jan
Chesebrough
16
Jan
Feb
Consolidated Mining
Circle Wire & Cable Corp
9%
9%
2 !ii
3%
9,800
2%
Jan
y3 A
Jan
8%
9
500
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
15%
Gas
common
Equipment Corp
rets
Fisheries
Line Co
Jan
16 %
Jan
17%
Feb
Jan
10%
Jan
Coastal Caribbean
10
115%
Jan
116%
Feb
1,300
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
300
51
Jan
53%
Jan
4,300
14
Jan
16%
Jan
51
51
24%
52%
16
16
16%
Steel
Automatic
xiio
Automatic
Machine
Voting
Colleries
Ayshire
Corp
400
7%
7%
xllO
7%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
14%
4%
2,300
400
4%
Jan
4%
Feb
9%
9%
500
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
20%
4%
20%
400
20 %
Jan
4 %
"
9%
3
Jan
21
B
Bailey
Selburn Oil
A
;
&
Class
Baker-Raularig
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
de
1,800
1,600
1
17%
17%
17%
1
common
13%
3%
13%
13%
200
3%
8,700
75o
Corp
3%.
Feb
5
Oil
15%
Jan
18%
13
Jan
13%
3%
shares
2A
2%
2%
BOo
9,100
2iV
7%
2%
247/a
Jan
Jan
Coro
Jan
22'/a
22%
1,600
21%
Jan
22%
Feb
Jan
42
Jan
350
41
30 %
31%
,•,700
41
303/2
5%
2,400
4%
5%
5%
15,700
•Barium
Basic
Steel
(L)
Ties
(A S) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Aircraft
1
&
25
1
a
Hedges common
Bickford's
Inc
3%
10%
4
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Benson
14%
1
common
41
12%
1
common
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com-*
Black Starr & Gorham class A
•
Blauner's
Bohack
(H C)
5%%
53/2
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Light
Oil
Jan
45%
Feb
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
Jan
Jan
15
12%
Jan
53%
Jan
Jan
143%
Jan
8%
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
353%
Jan -1
53%
Jan
57/8
33%
Feb
5%
Feb
203/2
Jan
33
—
252,200
100
Jan
14%
Jan
21
Feb
21%
Jan
!
4
Feb
4%
Jan
i
72 >/2
Jan
13%
3,600
21
21%
700
4
4>/a
1,000
701/2
150
67%
Jan
2
6,000
13%
Jan
8%
8%
1,500
8%
Feb
19'A
— ~
193/2
1,300
18%
Jan
193/2
Jan
68%
.
1%
2
8%
—
9%
9%
Jan
10
153/4
Jan
4,100
Jan
143%
Feb
1%
100
1%
Feb
1%
Feb
31%
Feb
35%
Jan
12 3%
Jan
133%
Jan
7%
Jan
83%
Jan
1
Jan
1%
Jan
63%
Jan
6%
31%
31%
32%
12'%
123/4
12%
1,700
7%
8%
2,500
6 34
500
27'/2
28 '/2
6,700
37
37
.
——
63/2
Jan
28%
Feb
36 3%
50
Jan
40
Jan
4,200
14%
Feb
17
Jan
12%
1,800
14%
15%
600
200
1,100
Jan
33/4
10%
Jan
10
%
Jan
%
Jan
93/8
1,800
8%
Jan
10'%
Jan
8'A
500
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
19%
Feb
213/a
Jan
4%
—
Jan
53%
Jan
723%
Jan
—
%
9%
9'A
8%
1*6
%
8'/a
Jan
40%
Jan
Jan
11
Feb
Jan
14%
5%
200
10%
Feb
10 3/8
9%
Jan
10%
22
88
21
84%
Jan
'
4%
Jan
43/4
4%
3%
2,000
2%
Jan
3%
10%
10%
3,600
lOVa
Jan
11%
20%
20%
20
3,200
6%
24'/a
£1
£1
13%
__
•
class A
__
7%
1
9%
•
•
preference
Distillers
275
Jan
21 'A
Jan
Jan
303/4
Jan
20
Feb
22'/a
Jan
6
35 %
7%
36 %
9%
99%
13% Feb
9%
99%
2%
Jan
325
34%
Jan
900
8
13%
Feb
3,400
100
7%
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3
36%
Feb
Jan
8
10%
10
6%
I
12%
6%
12%
2.50
17%
17%
Jan
Jan
493/2
Jan
12
Jan
12%
Jan
12%
600
6%
3,100
6%
Feb
13%
17%
1,300
12%
Jan
133/8
Jan
700
16'/a
Jan
173%
Jan
5% Jan
•
J.
preferred
j7%
10
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Gasket
2.50
_I
171/„
8%
9%
16%
16 %
17%
1,100
8%
400
Jan
17
Jan
19
10
8%
Feb
8%
Jan
400
17%
9%
Feb
10 %
Jan
3,300
16%
Feb
19»/4
Jan
Ltd—
3s 6d
A
12%o
Burry Biscuit Corp
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
143/a
50
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
1%
500
1%
Jan
2'%
Jan
24%
Jan
27
Jan
180
—*
2.50
5
4%
%
4%
%
4%
Feb'
Jan
12%
Jan
15%
.
,
Jan
15%
Jan
53/2
50
5%
200
13%
,
Jan
6'%
Feb
15'%
Jan
"53/2
Jan
11%
12,000
11%
113/8
11%
170
20
180
175
_
450
243%
24 3/8
24%
15
7%
Detroit
20,900
A
3,500
3%
Jan
%
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
16
American
Ltd—
Steel
Tar
Jan
33
400
15%
30
2
Coal
ord
;
27%
28%
2%
10,500
A
10%
Draper
Corp common
Drilling & Exploration Co
Harris
Power
DuMont
23'%
7
140
Jan
13
Jan
2%
Jam'
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
28%
Feb:
Feb
12 %
Jan'
Jan
3
Jan>!
Jan
2%
Jan
9'%
Jan
103%
Jan
Jan
25'%
Jan,
5%
15%
403%
41'%
57%
6.3/4
Feb
1,900,;-.
16
40%
.
23
6,300
'
5 7/a
53%
Jan
7%
Jan
6'%
Jan,t
1,700
15'%
Jan
163%
Jan:
1,100
39'%
Jan
41%
Jan
10%
Jan
l07/8 Jan
h
15'%
Jan
16'%
Feb
700
293%
Jan
33
Feb
183%
900
18%
Jan
19 %
Jan 1
8%
9%
10,300
73%
Jan
93/4
Feb
36'%
36%
50
36 %
Feb
40'%
Jan
34
36%
350
33
183%
~8%
16 »%
32 3%
*
34%
400'
34
Jan
35'%
Jan
153%
Jan
173%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Laboratories—
16 %
10c
comomn
-
Jan
153%
33
10
Co
Jan
Jan
2%
.
700
6'%
1
Co
(Allen Bi
Class A
—
Jan
11%
300
24'%_
6%
•
10
•
Co
Ltd—
Jan,
27
common—_•
Duke
15%
2%
200
10'%
Co Ltd—,*
Ltd
Textile
Brewery
Jan
137
1,800
11%
2
i*
stock
Feb
6%
1%
1,900
1%
11%
28%
——2__
& Chemical
Jan'
Jan
14%
•
.
-1
Dragon Cement Co Inc.i_,
Dow
.Jan
30
Feb
2A
33
2'%
1%
1
Ltd
&
6%
12%
140
140
2.50
Domestic
Finance Corp
com..:
__1
Dominion Bridge Co • Ltd
—:——-• •;
Dome Exploration
Do-minion
1%
240
4$
ord reg—
Corp
Dobeckmun Co common
Dominion
100
Feb
Jan
27
.
dep rets
(The)
2
15
15
—.25c
Diversey
Jan
6%
:—-—1
Co
Jan
x5%
7%
Jan
25 %
600
30 %
—____100
,1
Raynolds class B
Distillers
6%
.125
6%
Manufacturing
&
DevonvLeduc Oils Ltd——:
&
2,100
25%
6%
2
6%
7%
25%
Inc.—
Foundry..——-1
Hardware Mfg Co———1
Steel Products.,———
10
Driver
American dep rets ord shs
Jan
1,600
1%
1%
Detroit Gray" Iron
Dominion
•
Jan
73%
10%
-
50c
common
Dairies
8%' debenture
Detroit
Jan
Jan
100
97
49%
12%
__
1%
Jan
D
■
200
_
1
Buckeye
Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
2%
Jan
Jan
143/a
1
Davenport Hosiery Mills
^
2.50
Davidson Brothers In.c_
-—1
Day Mines Inc
*
.10c
Dayton, Rubber Co class A
/_
35
Dejay Stores common_^U-^——l_—50c
-Dennison_ Mfg class
A common—:—5
Devoe
2%
—
common
common
Crystal
Detroit
10s
reg
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Bruck Mills Ltd class B
13%
Tobacco
Daitch
Jan
20%
1
•
I*
Jan
Jan
30%
•
■
Co
Sugar
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing
Co (Mo)
Jan
24%
3,500
__
—
__
Atlantic
76'%
3%
6'%
—
10
10%
25c
—•
10
5
;
Curtis
Jan
6%
common
•i
-
5
•
preferred
Cuban
Jan
•
3%
11%
6%
Co
Drug
Cuban
Jan
4%
6%
5,500
(Md)
"A" partic
Internat'l
$6
Jan
4%
3%
•
•
6,300
13
Feb
100
4
__
74%
%
Jan
Jan
Jan
733/2
ti
Crystal Oil Refining common—
Jan
Jan
5,100
203/8
73%
1
Petroleum
Cork
Crown
Jan
300
Cent
Crown
Jan
100
Co
Power
Crown
Jan
16
Jan
5
19'/4
19 3/4
1
Crowley Milner & Co
Feb
Jan
Jan
8V2
2,100
•a—
(ord reg)—£1
5
Company
(The)
Feb
25
8%
27%
—
t
Jan
Feb
13%
9%
15
7,400
63/4
Jan
14%
13/4
7%
9
143/4
14 3%
—
Jan
300
14%
143/2
2
5,000
93%
143/a
—
i
18
123%
20
12%
21%
1
Petroleum
Croft
Jan
20
*
dep receipts
American
Creole
f
Jan
Courtaulds Ltd—
Feb
5%
-
-
j
common
Petroleum
Cosaen
Feb
11%
5
•
Mines
36%
Jan
5%
14%
20c
Inc
(E
Burma
450
88
cumulative junior preferred
Rubber Co common—
7%
45%
21%
Company common
$5 conv preference
4%
10'%
86%
Class B
Brown
11
700
88
Brown
Bruce
39%
38"%
preferred_100
-
ord
Columbia
Forman
3%
1,000
21%
200
600
275
Tobacco—
dep rets
Brown
3,100
10%
Amer dep rets ord bearer
i
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
2nd
3%
21
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
Class A •"
$3
23
Jan
5
Breeze
British
Jan
Jan
5 Ya
'
A
class
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb-
14 >%
f
33/4
1
preferred
$1
Jan
11%
21
Brazilian Traction Lt & Pow ord
.Amer
Y%
Jan
10 %
—
1
British American
Feb
10%
__
Inc
American
x7 %
600
•
Co
Brad Foote Gear Works
British
8,900
—•
& Co common
prior cumulative
Bourjois
8
10%
22
5%
15
16
5
10%
10%
Co common
Borne Scrymser
14%
3
common
Blurnenthal (S)
10%
22
5%
14%
14%
3%
38"%
10%
41
__
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common
x7%
10%
22
1
1
common..
Beck
Bellanca
f
1
Inc
& Co common
Beau-Brummel
x7%
1
Corp
Refractories
Baumann
•
Ltd
Pwr
&
93%
34 3/a
Jan
9
'
Tr Lt
Barcelona
-
Jan
'
'
3%
—
—
Jan
20%
2,100
& Reynolds comoain
Inc
Corroon
Mines
Jan,
21%
600
1956
Gold
Jan
1
21%
353/4
*
•
5c
——*
B
Cornucopia
Jan
Jan
74
Jan
%
33 3%
—,
voting
non-voting
A
Class
Jan
Jan
233/2
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Corby
•70
25
20%
Machinery—
to
,150
Jan;
2,100
34%
Engineering Corp
Class
Jan
*,•
200
1
50c
Consolidated Gas Utilities—;1
Consolidated Liquidating
•
Consolidated Min'g & Smelt'g Ltd
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co__1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
*
ext
Vtc
Consol
Jan
"
Airlines
Colonial
Jan
Jan
3 V*
7
Ltd
Jan
6
Jan
los Andes—
American
Banff
5%
5
5
Company
Baldwin
Banco
Gas-
&
%
.
*
10%
ii
.....
.
10c
•
Oils
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Colon Development ordinary—•
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,100
'
9%
Compo Shoe
Jan
7
24%
Jan
7% Jan
..
Jan
10
9%
Jan
Jan
10%
733/2
.
116%
Jan
140
103/s
24(4
Feb
7%
73/4
600
73
.
5 »/8
Feb
Jan
2%
7%
%
—*
Jan
%
Jan
128
21,500
Inc
Hosiery Co
Neon
2%
Feb
12%
13%
13%
•
common
310
10%
7%
9
Jan
36
4%
Jan
i"«
100
900
114
xllO
1
Inc
%
140
2%
Feb
8,500
37
6V4
110
9
*
Jan
73/4
■
1
Colonial (The) Fund Inc
10
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
1
Colt's Manufacturing Co_
ft
25
Columbia Machinery & Eng Corp—10c
Commodore Hotel Inc
1
Community Public Service.:
10
10.%
100
2%
%
134
140
1
Products
10%
10%
Jan
41
10%
16s/8
23%
Jan
71/2
73% Jan
37
'
15%
7%
23%
10
.
8%
30 %
14
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
—'»
600
7.y«
10%
Jan
89
20%
14,500
3,100
15%
7%
16%
Jan
•Jan
10
9>/z
300
363/4
.
49,400
Jan
7%
79
Jan
——
10%
Feb
Feb
23% Feb
,
Feb
93A
88
■
—L
17%
103 %
Jan
;
10
4%
\ 27%
Jan
783% Jan
150
1
-
10%
116% 116%
104 % 105%
230
109
4%
22% Jan
:
1
Co
t
26% Jan
,
8ye
1
1
Claussner
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing-—4
Ciinchfield Coal Corp
common——20
Club
Aluminum Products Co
•
Claude
4
100
700
-
36%
Manufacturing Co
Clarostat
Jan
7%
Corp
Plywood
Jan
Jan
16
Corp warrants
Atlas
8%
4%
100
30
9%
89
-
19%
7%
*
•
1
50
America
Tel & Tel class A
preferred——
conv
Controller
Jan
18
78%
9%
*
(The) D L Co
Clark
Jan
£1
reg
Laundries of
Associated
4%%
16% i Jan
16%
Associated Electric Industries—
Associated
Jan
1 ~'25
9%
93/2
5
1
—50
Stamping—
Auto
Specialty Stores Inc.—
1,200
4%
4%
•
•
50
2.50
$7 pfd
Arkansas Power & Light
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
43%% convertible preferred
7%
100
275
23%
•
1
8
City
Clark
7%
17
—10
preferred
Jan
15
900
4%
27%
88
10
4
Chief
City
16%
7%
16%
Coast
9%
15%
class A non-voting—
Coast
Jan
3
~9%
5
common
•
*
Atlas
9%
600
104 %
Atlantic
4%
4%
.
-»
common
Manufacturing com
& Machine
Jan
5A Jan
78'%
2.50
lO.r
Chicago Rivet
5% Jan
17% Jan
. 6%
Jan
6% Jan
5% Jan
..
23%
-v
..
%
common
Corp
Charis
59 3/4
Jan
16%
-
3,500
35,700
f.
27%
.
—1*
America-
Chamberlin Co of
343/4
4%
6A
.
16
1,000
6%
'
:
.
preferred
*°0
Central Ohio Steel Products
--1
Central Power & Light 4% pfd100
Century Electric Co common-*—-i
1°
Century Investors Inc
—-2
Convertible preference
•
*0
Cessna. Aircraft Co common———1
34
4%
600
17%
-5%
.
High
' Low
4% Jan
2,000,-
,
17%
5%
3.50%
34
4%
5
'
.
preference
Maine Power Co—
Conv
Central
58%
1
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4'%% pfd—100
Argus Cameras Inc
1
Atlantic
Jan
12
2.40
dep
47
31
5
shares
American
Jan
47
Angostura-Wupperman
Aro
44
25
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
'6%
Jan
8%
Paper
Natural
Jan
1%
1'%
4%
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Common
Jan
1%
1
600
26%
Anchor Post Products
Arkansas
22%
Jan
Jan
100
1%
22%
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
"A"
Jan
"l
series—
$1.40 series
preference $1.50
Conv-
V
Range Since Jan. 1
~
..5%.
2_
>5%
1
*
1
a.
High
x4%
4%
-*
10
Products common
Castle (A M) & Co
Catalin Corp of America
Central Explorers Ltd-,
Central Illinois Secur CorpCasco
Jan
Jan
25
10
2
Republics
Jan
4%
3%
11%
Hard Rubber Co.
American
Jan
16%
14%
47
47
American
American
24
23
200
900
~1%
1
100
Co
Jan
Jan
200
4
1%
2% Jan
Jan
15
~1
Low
Par
95
20%
25e
lAmerican Bantam Car Co
American Beverage common
Jan
24
—
pfd
—H
class A
1
conv
Jan
93%
3%
—
Inc new
Industries
Ambrook
common
2%
750
14%
•
Manufacturing
Goods
Aluminum
700
95
24
100
preferred
cumulative
$3.75
Aluminum
gale Price
Exchange
btvck
American
High
Low
93%
93%
1
Range Since Jan,
Shares
2%
2%
—
—*
—
America—
of
Co
"
^
High
Low
Par
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
American
Sales
Week's
Last
16'%
16
r—I 0 0
700
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
Cable Electric Products
Calaniba
Sugar
100
3%
Jan
4
Jan
Duraloy
5%
5%
200
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Durham Hosiery class
•
12%
12%
13%
3,000
12%
Feb
15%
Jan
Duro
Electric
Power
•
Camden
Fire
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
6%%
Insurance
Co
Southern
I
Ltd
Jan
10%
Jan
5%
Feb
6%
25
Jan
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
10'% Feb
11%
Jan
2
common-
,
Ltd!
preferred
.
Carolina
Carreras
Amer
Amer
Carter
100
10%
5 A
10%
5A
10%
5%
20,100
9,200
5
A Jan
5%
Jan
~II~
4%
4%
25%
14%
14
5%
4%%
Eastern
Eastern
26
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Easy
450
25%
Feb
26 %
Jan
Electric
14%
3,500
14
Feb
15
Jan
Jan
14%
200
5%
Jan
5%
27%
1,000
25%
Jan
28
Jan
14,400
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
150
70%
Jan
72%
Jan
27
Jan
28%
Feb:
8%
Jan.
27%
States
Iron.
8%
.—I
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Corp
Electrographic Corp
comomn
14
Feb
Jan
15%
325
10%
80 %
Feb
Jan
Equity
2%
Jan
$2
Eureka
Inc
100
5%
Jan
Jan
J
—
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Jan
138
Feb
116
Jan
128
Feb'
300
26
Jan
32
Feb
14
Jan
16%
Jan r
25
Jan
Jan
2,700
-
24 %
24%
13,800
23%
Jan
-10%
11 %
800
10%
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11%
110
Jan
104 %
Feb
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700
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8%
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18
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34
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2%
33%
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...
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128%
200
200
103
8%
Feb
Feb
18
_
Corp common
convertible preferred
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£j
15%
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103% 104 %
24%
—1
114%
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-
7%
425
138
128
30
1,500
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4%
-
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132
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Jan
Jan
3%
2%
j
72%
1%
7%
200
80%
ord
13%
71%
76%
700
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13%
72%
111%
8%
4%
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—
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—1
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—
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8
4%
8%
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25
5%
Assn common- -10
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7,600
77%
see
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preferred series A
preferred series B__—
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of. beneficial *int
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dep rets A ord
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Sulphur & Potash
$6
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dep rets B
4%
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5%
27%
4%
14%
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Duval
Eastern Gas & Fuel
2.50
common
Power &
Carr-Consolidated
25
•
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Carnation' Co
25
100
Marconi
&
25
*
Capital City Products common—
5
Capital Transit Co
19 50
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc.—1
Carman
common
Jan
27%
Corp
B common
Jan
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Oil Co Ltd
Canners Ltd
Canadian
10%
19,600
l*
common
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7%
10,800
6A
20
Oils
Canadian Atlantic
Canadian
10%
5%
Test
Co
•
Ltd
preference
Canada
10%
5%
5
Ltd
Co
10%
1
Calvan Consol Oil <te Gas Co
(The)
£1
1
•
1
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3%
5%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
dep rets
3%
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50c
common
Estate
...
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21
24
2%
Jan
14,300
1"%
Jan
450
32%
Jan
300
5%
Jan
5%
Feb
1%
Feb
1A
Jan
24,400
%
20,500
%
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19
30
21
A-
Jan
Feb
Feb
34
26
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Jan
Number 5193
Volume 177
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(649)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
■<*
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STOCKS
American
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is
Fishman
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Ford- Mbtor oi
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Ford. Motor
T
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19,600
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Jan
Jan
67%
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1,300
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67%
Jan
70
7%
7%
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i
Jan
7%' Jan
7
-
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6%
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%
Feb
Jan
7%
Jan
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6%. Jan
7%
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7.
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Hotels
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1
11%
5
11%
200
11
10
104
Jan
11%
Jan
9%
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34 s'
33%
9
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105
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Jan
Jan
Jan
12%
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32%
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9%
Jan
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35%
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
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-
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327%
1,500
1,200
23%
26%
125
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16
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Jan
3,600
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Jan
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*
14 %
Jan
15
Jan
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10
-5
15 %
Jan
18
Jan
12%
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12%
400
4%
19,600
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lia
2,000
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500
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-
33%
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Ltd
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Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co—
.
3%
1,700
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35
1
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.
—
preferred
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300
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50c
9%-
■
400
32%
29%
29%
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4 c/6
Kirkland Lake
■%
-■*
4%
Jan
Jan
li%
100
9%
9
9;
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12%
12%
County Lighting' common
•
cumulative preferred:
—50
Kingston
Products.!.
—1
Jan
..3%
22%
5
—
Kidde* (Walter)
Feb
18,200
104
Kings
65
4%
*
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Key
3%
3%
_1
pfdi—100
Co
Kennedy's Inc
-10%* Jan
*
1
;
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(Effective Feb 2i
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Jan
70 (.
City
,
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receipts bearer
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,
>
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J
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non-votings,
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7%.
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24%
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Petroleums Ltd
Association
Fire
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Oils
Fargo-
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4--
1
200
11%- Jan
Jan
11%
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Jan
4%
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2
Jan
7%
Jan
7%- Jan
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Gatineau Power Co
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common:
preferred :
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:
100
!
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I
5%
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2 %
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18
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v
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31
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18
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class
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Jan
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900
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26%
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49
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3
3,800
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.
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1%
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48
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7%
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stock
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5
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Feb
Jan
*
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Jan
Jan
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!
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Jan
Jan
27%
Feb
17%
Jan
23
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5
'5%
Jan
6%
Jan
5%%
1
4%
16%* Jan
20%
Jan
146
131
Feb
157
jan
135%
Jan
Jan
2%
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Holt &
57%
Feb
14'%
Jan
20
Feb
600
17
Jan
17%
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
T
2%
2%
4%
'3%
2,400
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600
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5%
11%
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27%
5
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4%
11%
is
Jan
50
16
50
Jan
16%
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Jan
53%
Jan
Jan
1%
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5%
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1,600
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3,400
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12
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700
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8
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19%
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99
Jan
Feb
71
.
Feb
11%
11%
5
15%
15%
16
——1
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8%
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3
Jan
3%
Feb
6%
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7%
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Jan
8
Jan
'
900
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,
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6,200
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6%
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100
2.50
—
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19%
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—
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12%
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8
3%
1
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13%
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100
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50
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30
Feb
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500
71
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12
Jan
600
12%
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—
1%
28%
2%.
27%
18 %
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—.
preferred
1,200
11%
4,100*
15%
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Jan
16%
Feb
2%
11%
Jan
Jan
'
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3%
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3,100
;
3%
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:
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14%
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15
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—
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145
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600
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Hardart
Co_
15
,
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Hardart
Co
_*
common
44
22%
21%
22%
45
Jan
Feb
145
Feb
Jan
23
Jan
104
Jan
107
Jan
28
Feb
29
Jan
67%
Feb
74%
Jan
3%
20
Jan
145
—*.
—
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
5
pieierrea
Lock
is
'*
100
——.
( Harvey) Inc common—
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Refining capital stock.-*
Manufacturing Co
-
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28
67%
Products
5
28 'V
«*•'
'
20'/a
Jan
"
28%
67%
69%
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3%
400
8,200
600
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'
—
5
Hydro-Electric
Food
Merritt
Co
•
28%
28%
27%
5.0U0 "
28%
common..
*
—
Indianapolis Pwr is Light 4%
Co
International
International
!
,
.
of
North
17%
—5
17%
18
450
17%
Feb '
20%
Jan
series
6%
/ 6%
33%
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'
'
—
; ^jr~
;
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98
90
^8
90
91%
50
—
capital stock.*
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—
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Irving
Air
70
1,400
105
%
38
t
Micromatic Hone CorpMiddle States Petroleum
$2
common,
Co
15
O'Mahoney
Brown
Stores
105%
105
26%
26%
,30
10%
10%*
10%
5%
&
10%
'Jupiter
:i,—
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*
1
:
1
.*
Kokenge Co
5
t-5%
5
"10%
10%,
11-%
11-%
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5
■
see
page
31.
Jan
10%
Jan
Feb
Jan
231/4
13,200
19%
Jan
23%
24%
241/4
100
22
Jan
25%
31%
31 Vs
32%
3,800
28%
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34 %
Jan
14%
"14%
3,900
13%
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15%
Jan
3%
3%
2% Jan
3%
Jan
9%
100
9%
Jan
10
18%
18%
19%
19,200
18%
Jan
21
6%
6%
100
6%
Jan
•—1
1
21%
Molybdenum
Corp——
Pictures
Monogram
*
1
1
—
common
cumul preferred series B—100
4.80%
4.50 %
Monroe
preferred series C
—100
Society com class A
1
Loan
Montgomery Ward & Co class A—-
participation pfd-w—*
Moody Investors
Mt
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
Muntz
1
-5
2.50
Muskogee Co common——-———10
Muter Company common——
—50c
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
4
16%
216
1%
4
'
16%
National
2iA 1
if-/'A
88%
Jan*
Jan
'
99%
Jan
100%• Jan
23,700
20"-,
Jan
30
Feb
800
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
National
National
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
National
National
National
National
National
3
Jan
Jan
7 Vb- Feb
200
8%
8%
7%
7%
13%
13%
13%
600
14%
14%
15%
5,300
n
8%
1
8 J/4
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
7
Jan
7%- Feb
1,500
600
13
Jan
13%
Jan
13 J/4
Jan
15%
Jan
12%
Jan
13
Jan
50
Jan
26
Jan
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
26
15%
24%
2,650
5 J/4
26
14%
15%
40%
"2%
400
36%
Jan
41%
Feb
2,700
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
400
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
41%
2%
3
5%
5%
31
31%
175
31
Jan
31%
Feb
13%
14%
3,100
13%
Jan
15 Vb
Jan
102% 102%
25
101%
Jan
102%
Feb
22
Jan
23%
13%
23
22
23%
1,900
54%
53
567/s
20,900
44%
Jan
3%
5,400
2%
Jan
3%
3%
94
94
20
103
103
10
93 Ye
'
3%
Jan
103%
94%
Feb
94 %
3
400
2%
Jan
3%
168
190
37
37
94%
"2%
2%
94%
25
-
"5%
5%
5%
2,000
14%
14%
15%
5,700
108
110
90
102
165
Feb
169
36
Jan
.37
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
5% Feb
-4% Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
95
Jan
10
165
103
Jan
57%. Jan
15%
Feb
Jan
22%
4
10%
9%
Jan
84
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
12
Jan
4%- Jan-
5% Jan
Jan
104
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Jan
Jan
23
Jan
Jan
4
4%
Jan
26%
26%
27%
500
25%
Jan
27%
Feb
8%
8%
9%
1,000
8%
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9%
Jan
27
(>
28
27
8%
8%
2fJ
Jan
400
27
Jan
8%
1,500
8
Jan
8%
Jan
16
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
7%
8,000
6%
Feb
8
X
Co
Bellas
Hess
common—
i& Stores
common
1
*
1
——25c
Phoenix Industries
10c
Pressure Cooker common
2
Radiator
Co——
4
Research Corp:——
—-1
Rubber Machinery
10
Starch Products—,
1
Steel Car Ltd,
*
Transit common——-1
Union Radio
30c
Petroleum Ltd
Dominion
England
New
Haven Clock
Oil
Ltd
& Tel
Tel
& Watch Co—
convertible * preferred
Jersey Zinc—
4 % %
2.50
1
40c
100
7,800
2V4
Jan
5,000
14 V*
Feb
15 Vs
Jan
16
200
13%
Jan
17
Jan
j,V Jan
3
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2%
3.
37,600
l
l7/a
1%
2
21,200
1%
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V,;
2»/8
Jan
Jan
12%
12%
1,300
.,12%
Jan
13
Jan
10%
10 %
800
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
13%
13%
400
13%
Feb
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14%
14%
14%
2,100
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
18
17% xl8 V*
700
17
Jan
18%
Jan
13%
1
27%
27 %
200
27%
Feb
27%
Jan
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4%
4 j/4
600
4
Jan
4%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
4,100
2%
Jan
3
Jan
21%
21%
21%
400
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
4%
4%
100
4%
Jari
4%
Jan
2
2%
10,500
2-fy Feb
2%
Jan
112% 115%
3,110
110%
Jan
115%
Feb
"2%
114
16
■.
2%
Jan
2%
20
25
5%
5%
300
5%
Jan
6% Jan
56%
56%
59%
4,700
56%
Feb
60%
17%
17%
19 j/8
5,100
16%
Jan
19%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
7,200
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
New
4%
Jan
New
16%. Jan
17V4
Jan
New
York
New
2%
14%
100
Jan
New
Jan
2% Jan
2%
14 y*
16
14%
2%
1
Jan
5%
&
Arizona Land—:
Mining
2%
% Jan
2%
2%
5%
Jan
Mexico
Park
6%
1
1,000
Feb
Feb
22%
3%
British
3%
3
200
5,600
100
New
4%
Jan
%
200
New
1,700
2i«
22 Vz
4'%
4
16%
common—
Nestle Le Mur Co common—
19,800
19,100
Jan
6%
" 3%
National Mfg
Jan
"3
3
500
,
Jan
500
7%
57
3%
Jan
Jan
175
Jan
Jan
16%
10%
32%
17
Jan
Feb
——1
Dehydrating &
Alfalfa
1,800
5-
6%
N
4
' 1%
4%; .-5%
1%
Jan
—10
Corp
Jan
105%
1,500
12,500
~7%
—2.50
Inc.—
TV
National Fuel, Gas
Jan
1,700
3%
~3
•7
7%
100
States Tel & Tel—,
Mountain
National
Jan
400
"3
3
165
Morris Plan Corp of America——10c
Mountain States Power common—7.25
Feb
6%
103 Vc
5,100
15
10
55
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred——100
National
450
^
.-—a.
' "4Vs
4%
5
—15c
Oils Ltd
footnotes
Feb
10%
21%
-1
—1
Process Co
common,—
—*
York Auction Co common—
*
York & Honduras Rosario
10
York Merchandise
—10
4%
*
,
15 %
Jan
3%
Jan
50c
Midwest Piping is Supply common——*
Mid-West Refineries—
-1
Miller Wohl Co common—
—50c
4%% convertible preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada,——
—*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Missouri Public Seryice common—
*
Jan
83
11%
10c
Preference
(Julian
Jan
3% Jan
14% Jan
9%
common——,———
Neptune Meter
*
1
Inc
common.,
40
Feb
38
100
-•
shares
dividend
non-cum
Midvale
Mid-West Abrasive
New
Jerry
275
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Midland Steel Products-"
New
Jim
38%
Oil
Midland
New
common
,
Jan
9%
Corp—^
1
Tube——.,—Ur,—u-2.50
Co. common—
•
preferred-—_—-———
10
37
Jan
32%
1
c_
,
Jeannette Glass Co
38
\
Feb
28%
9%
—1
Peb
6
-
—100
.
Chute
14%. Feb
600
Inc—
Brothers
33%
.
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v
Ironrite Inc
20%
Jan
6,700
preferred
Participating
Michaels
National
—*
International Petroleum
prefened—
13%
Jan
14
■tmUrn
—25c
15
Textile Corp common.
Metal
National
■
; International
3.90%
Jan
18
'*
—1
Co
9%
300
9,400
*.*
International Metal Industries A
Investors
6%,
33(4
pfd—10o
America
Cigar Machinery
Hydro-Electric—
Preferred $3.50
12%
100
& Scott Corp-
Chapman
Milling
American dep receipts registered—£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
^5
Imperial Tob of GP Brit & Ireland—£1
Insurance
200
1,300
14%
28% Jan
Feb
Imperial Chemical Industries—
■;
Feb
13%
20%
14%
Namm-Loeser's Inc——
Zinc
Feb
10%
Dredging.
Mesabi' Iron
Nachman
Illinois
14%
Jan
20%
1,950
"
Hubbeli
Hurd
Jan
4%
500
11%
2
—
Inc
I Hormel (Geo
b'/o
3%
Jan
800
*
common
Holliiiger Consol Gold
Holly Stores* Inc
Horn
Jan
4
5%
5%
;
»
common
convertible
Horn
2%
1%
1%:
11%
*
Products-,—I
Mfg Co
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
300
r
Higbie
111%
15%
*
McWilliams
6%
4%
—100
Co
Steel
Jan
Jan
14%
Michigan Bumper
10c
preferred
Hercules
46%
10%
—10
Shovel—
Power
Michigan Sugar
16
.
w
Jan
Feb
20
'
J an
Jan
»
w
Jan
13%
1
Marion
Jan
2%
1-1%
-11
25c
preferred
..
*
53%
17%
2
„
,
Jan
29%
Jan
13%
1,700.
18
Jan
43%
9,700*
14-%
.13%
20
"III1
40
20
_1
„
common-
common
14%
»
13,700
18
18%
50%
-
Co
45
Feb
International, Marine
Marconi
1%
800
57%
51
common
Rubinstein
16%
27
111%
43 %»
_*
Jan
3,800
2%
2%<
56 'A
16
,_1
Hecla Mining Co
Helena
450
5,400
M
52%
325
133% 133%
_2%
25
.
Lithographing Co
Corp
Jan
43%
—10
"
Electric Light
Brewing Co__
Hazeltine
40%
-
13%
F'eb
22
200
147%
*
Mfg Co__V---Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Jan
Jan
III2
Jan
2,300
146
-—2
Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd
; Hastings
6%
*
Jan
300
19%
— —25
Haelan Laboratories Inc—
Harvard
6%
23
Jan
H
Hartford
Jan
400
17-
Michigan Steel
Lamp
Feb
7%
29 v
;
Grocery Stores Products common- —5
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
i
Jan
22 %
Jan
Jan
16%
,—5
85
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
■50%
Jan
Jan
7%
16%
3%
Jan
Jan
20%
28%
Jan
60
-
5%
600
5
26%
-
Jan
Jan
2,100
(Texas)——— —10
Chain————
Star Gas
13
Jan
15%
Ax
1
Longines-Wittnauer' Watsch Co..L_
—4
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lynch
Jan
21%- 22%
21%
14%* Jan-
-
:>*. !-i-i%
14
B
Lone
12%- Jan
8%
40%
Groceterias
Locke" Steel
Jan
Jan
Jan
125
6%
Jan
Jan,
Jan
8%
8
25%
25%
6%
Class
9
7%. Jan
5%
40
Loblaw
Jan
wl08 %
'
Western
900
7%
1 %
100
6%
6%j
100
—,
Chemical
&
Paper——,
Hydraulics
urieteclieck
27%
22%
147
.
preferred
Great
15%
7%
Pacific Tea—
&
400
.
1
27 %*
-1
-•
Gray Manufacturing Co—
i
8%
xl5
xl5
--1
26%
9,700
•
—
Rapids Varnish
2,400
15
^5
University—
52 %
-50
Manufacturing Co;
Manufacturing common.1—. -4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd .25
Gorham
Grand
8-%
__1
Jam.
'4%
55%-Jan
225
•
Jan
82%*- Jan
Mines-
Goodman
,
k
Jan-
-*2%- Feb
10
Feb
99 %
*116%
24-74- Jan
-
$4.50 prior preferred-— —
Goldfield
4%. Jan
Feb
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative preferred!-
Jan*
.•
•
-17 %-• Jan
24,900
12%.
»-12%'.:
—_
Sugars class
■
Feb
.
11- V*
,10%
48 %*
Godchaux
10%
30%
2,800
Jan,
12%
\
14 %,• Jan
—10
Distilleries
16%. Jan
Feb
8%
8%
8%
Jan
4%
4', 500
8%
-
/
400
8%
*
-1
2%
Jan
,
Glen Alden Coal_-_i.—
Glenmore
106%
\
Jan
3%
250
! Gladding McBean is Co
■„
Jan
Jan
2,000
10%
•.
common
Gilchrist Co
30%
108%
30%
Giant Yellowknife Gold MiHes
Jan-
115%- Jan
'
—
9%
99%- Jan
—-
Gerity Mich Corp—!——
Jan
2%* Jan
—.
(A
Jan
Extension
-5
800
4%
8%
8%
•
16%
4%
-
Realty common1
Le Tourneau' (R G) IhC———
Public Service $6 preferred
Georgia Power $6 preferred
Gilbert
18
Salle
La
_£1
Corp* common
;
Jan
Lefcourt
; General
j
*
8%
-5
—
15%
4%
-i
Lakey Foundry & Machine"—
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lanston Monotype Machine
Ltd;—
General Plywood
5 '/o
2%
Jan
2%
Adw 6%
.'
Jan
2%
2%
2'A
General' Outdoor
,
2
2V*i
dep rets ord reg—
'
5'% Jan
12%- Jan
II1
[ General Finance Corp 0% pfd A
General
4%' Jan
-11%* Jan
400
preferred !
Electric
500
3,300
—
15%,
.a
Company..
Apparel inc——...
Lake Shore Mines Ltd*——
L'Aiglon
Jan
4%
—5
,_1
Lacldde-Christy
22%: Jan
105
1.1%
com.
Corp
Jan
Jan-
11%
11%
.—*
—^
Supply
105
4%
—1
—
J General Alloys Co
105
Co—
57
Jan
Jan
Jan
60
Jan
Jan
10'
10
10*
200
10
Jan
10%
26 V*
26%
27
550
25%
Jan
28 V*
Jan
8%
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
8V2
150
19%
4,300
8
Shipbuilding Corp—
Founders
shares
1
19%
19
15%
29
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
30
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1953
.
(650)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
WEEK
FOB
ENDED
FEBRUARY 6
Last
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Exchange
Stock
American
Week's
Since Jan.
Nipissing Mines
—
Non-Ferrous Metal Products Ltd—
17%
Jan
18%
Feb
Seeman
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
Segal Lock &
1%
Jan
Selby Shoe Co
Sentinel Radio
*
*
North
Central
1%
A
11,800
!3
Jan
2%
Jan
20%
20%
20%
300
20%
Jan
20%
Jan
Be ton
4%
Texas Oil
Northeast Airlines
Co—
Penn RR
North
4%
700
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
91%
91%
10
91%
Jan
91%
Jan
Shawinigan
96
96
9G%
60
95
Jan
98%
Jan
Northern
Pub
Ind
Serv
Novadel-Agene Corp
22%
21%
22%
2,900
20%
Jan
23
Jan
2
1
Jan
43
Jan
42
O
Ogden
Corp
Ohio
Okonite
104%
3
40/a
—25
65%
—1
10%
Ltd..
Oils
Natural Gas
Oklahoma
Old
4%s
Power
Okalta
90o
15
class B
Company
Town
common
Corp^
«.—7
•
1
Omar Inc
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas Securities
1
preferred,.
cumulative
40c
& Telev
Olympic Radio
1,400
49%
150
48
104
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
1,000
41
2%
Jan
39%
Jan
42
Jan
65
Feb
69%
Jan
9%, Jan
65
66%
150
10%,
10%
1,200
16%
6%
6
Jan
6%
Jan
19%
600
xl8%
Jan
19%
8%
6,000
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
18
Jan
19%
Jan
48
Jan
52%
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
6%
19
8'/e
—-»
50
50%
1,550
51%
,
18%
300
19%
19%
Feb
h.t
Co
Can
div
$4.40
Pacific
common—
Public Service
common
Pacific
preferred
1st
$1.30
Page-Hersey
Tubes
common
Petroleum iC Ai vtc
Pancoastal
27%
Jan !,
28%
Jan
27%
1,900
27%
Jan
28%
Jan
28%
600
27%
Jan
28%
Jan
26%
Feb
27%
Jan
Feb
102%
Jan
100
26%
700
100%
250
100
100%
Jan
101 %
Jan
12%
21,300
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
11%
Jan
103%
Jan
18
200
17%
Feb
18%
Jan
24%
25%
800
24%
Feb
25%
Feb
"1%
Feb
~2%
Feb
75
2%
1%
2%
Motors
4%
4%
4%
12,300
3%
3%
700
13%
13%
100
Class
Parkersburg Rig
Jan
13%
Jan
13
Corp
Gas
Penn
Power
Jan
13 %
Feb
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
34
Jan
36
Jan
28%
Jan
Feb
5%
13%
16,600
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
%
5%
1,700
5%
Feb
5%
Jan
5
106 % 107%
375
39%
3%
108
Feb
40
Jan
3%
300
Jan
Jan
38%
900
38%
Feb
3%
Jan
106
67
15%
15%
15%
;
66
Jan
68%
Jan
100
68
14%
Jan
16
Jan
24%
24%
200
23%
Jan
24%
Feb
5%
5%
400
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
3%
3%
1,300
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
19%
•
Jan
%
Jan
15%
16",8
1,400
14 %
Jan
16%
Feb
6%
10,100
5
Jan
6%
Jan
100
3%
73%
20%
Jan
21%
800
16
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
600
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
50
29%
Jan
~3%
~5
4%
Jan
49%
Jan
55%
13%
13%
2,700
13 V*
Feb
13%
Feb
41
42
900
38"%
Jan
42%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
.Jan
18%
18%
18%
300
18%
Jan
4%
5%
19,200
4%
Jan
5 %
10%
10%
1,100
Jan
10%
Feb
7%
500
6%
Jan
7'A
Jan
39%
2,800
38%
Feb
40 %
Jan
47
•
Jan
48
Jan
5
1
—
7%
—.
Feb
27%
28
500
27%
Jan
28%
Jan
35
35%
8C0
34 %
Jan
35%
Feb
32%
32%
32%
1,600
31%
Jan
32%
Feb
25
25
25%
500
24%
Jan
25%
Jan
24%
Jan
24%, Jan
~7
~7%
700
7
Feb
45
457A
1,300
45
5'A
1,900
47/b
~
Jan
8
Jan
~2
Feb
47%
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
4
5
Jan
5%
Jan
1%
Jail
2%
Jan
.2.78
4%
—20
19%
16
16%
—10
40%
40%
41%
600
39%
11%
11%
117A
5,400
11
21%
22%
1,400
20%
14%
14%
15,700
14%
14%
Co
Corp
~2%
14%
300
13%
Jan
common.
—
2 %
6,400
4%
5
7,100
4%
Feb
5 vb
Jan
19%
14%
20
700
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
16
Jan
16%
aan
Jan
41 %
Feb
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
22'A
Jan
Jan
15%
Jap
14%
Jan
Jail
Jah
2,300
150
204
Jan
211%
1,200
9
Jan
10
1,300
208
208
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
9
9
9%
5%
5%
5%
6%
6'A
200
6%
Feb
6%
Jan
3%
3%
500
3%
Jan
4
Jan
33'A
33%
100
33'A
Feb
34%
Jan
3%
3%
700
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
16%
16%
300
16%
Jan
17'A
Jan
16%
16%
800
14%
Jan
17
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
—
Corp
B
class
3%
(The) Corp
ordinary
Corporation
*
'
3%
—f
& Co common—,—.—
16%,
Products com
Sterling Erewers Inc
Sterling Aluminum
8%
9%
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co common
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
4
Jan
300
20%
Jan
21%
9%
21
21
2
1,800
21%
3 %
3,600
3%
~2
37/b
Corp
2%
15,700
6%
Jan
9 %
Feb
28%
"2%
10c
Co
Sterling Inc
Stetson (J B) Co common
Jan
31%
Jan
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
5 %
Jan
18%
1,000
Feb
18%
18
100
4%
Jan
28%
28%
28%
200
28%
Jan
23
Jan
X3%
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
3%
x3%
3,700
3 V*
Jan
4
Jan
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
5
5
.250
Ray Drug common
Sun
Jan
19
35
208
(Hugo)
10
Feb
27%
B
Engine
.
38%
38 %V-
Steel Co of Canada
Sterling
5
25
preferred
Products Co
(A)
Feb
5
600
1,500
1
Standard-Thomson
Stein
Fob
32
55%
4%
£1
I
preferred
Parts
32
41
—20
Corp
—10
Convertible preferred
Standard Power & Light common.
Steel
3%
13%
—1
Standard Packaging
Starrett
Feb
350
16%
32
convertible preferred
Corp
Standard Tube
Jan
21%
53%
Standard Oil (Ky)
Standard
Jan
104%
16
Standard Forgings
$7
76%
Jan
20%
~3%
Line
class
Feb
2,300
21%
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Common
Jan
70
Jan
16
Southland Royalty Co
$1.60
44
20%
1
Brewing
8
Jan
104%
Manufacturing common
1
South Coast Corp common
12.50
South Penn Oil Co common
Southern California Edison—
—25
5%
original preferred
—25
4.88% cumulative preferred
25
4.56% convertible preference
convertible preference.— —25
4.48%
25
4.32% cumulative preferred
Standard Dredging
Feb
42
'
.100
Boss
Standard
Jan
7
800
7%
43
70
Feb
12 %
12
3,400
12%
7
70
-.25
Sonotone Corp
19%
100
Jan
21%
2A
2,200
2
Jan
2%
Jan
Talon Inc
2%
3
4,500
2%
Jan
3
Jan
Class
2,220
57%
Jan
700
3C%
Feb
38%
Jan
1,200
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
19%
His
Swan Finch Oil Corp
2
—
12%
7
42
dep rets ord registered
(Howard) Paper Mills.
Southern Pipe
6
6
6%
—
cumulative
Jan
%
5
common
B
_
Jan
5,100
Amer
4.08%
6%
Jan
•
1
Singer
Jan
12
—
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Smith
5%
3A
common
Common new
800
12
5%
Simpson's Ltd class
Singer
Jan
II
common
Pattern
Jan
11%
*5%
.20c
Mining
Water & Power.
Simplicity
Jan
1%
500
1
Bimmon8-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
Stinnes
750
67
Corp.
_
Jan
Jan
Philadelphia Company—
common
28%
5%
3%
Governor
Jan
100
5%
—20
distribution
28%
5%
38%
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
27%
Jan
13%
106%
(Mass)
Jan
5%
Pep Boys (The)
Circle
Jan
■*23 %
22%
1,050
28%
13%
•
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
54%
Jan
X43%
50
—
•
Water & Power Co
Feb
Jan
23%
x28%
—
'lioo
pfd
Jan
5'A
2,600
54
23%
2.50
com.
5%
200
5%
25
A
4%%
—
__
X43 %
44%
.1
class
Light
&
12%
1,300
5%
...25
common
Electric
&
Penn
1,000
17%
—
•
cumulative preferred
Penn Traffic Co
Pennroad
13'A
—25
...
$1.32
Pierce
Jan
16%
•
Telephone common
$1 cumulative preferred
$1.30 cumulative preferred
Ex
Jan
3%
13
—2
Peninsular
Perfect
Jan
4%
58
17%
—1
& Reel
Plymouth Mills
Co Ltd
L--
Patchogue
Penn
Jan
Feb
3%
13%
B
Patlcan
Jan
4%
53
—
a
Parker Pen Co class A
101
246,800
3%
—1
Paramount
100
1
—.1
Park Chemical Company
28%
400
17%
Bol
Corp
Jan
101%' 102'%
—_
(C A) Amer shares__l
Pantepec Oil
31%
27%
11%
100
•
•
•
5% pfd
,
300
100% 100%
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Power & Light
Pacific
34%
Jan
1,800
27%
26%
•
preferred
cum
Jan
30%
34
31
28
100%
Jan
33
33%
27%
16%
Jan
Jan
31
33%
14'A
1,000
15%
15%
15%
5
Pacific Gas 8c Electric 6% 1st pfd—25
5%%
1st preferred
25
6%
1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
*'
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
red 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
Pacific
Co
6ilex
Jan
200
8%
Inc
Jan
107
2,100
3.
2|g
40%
Jan
50%
Jan
30
104% 105
6'/a
19
.
United Filters class B
Oliver
2%
49
2
50o
common—-—•
preferred
100
common
Ohio Brass Co
2%
Feb
2
2
Jan
14%
8,400
1
Sentry
Leather
Jan
1%
400
1%
11%
-10o
Sherwin-Williams common
4%
preferred
Bherwtn-Williams of Canada
8hoe Corp of America class A
Sicks Breweries Ltd
100
Jan
15%
14%
1%
Shattuck Denn
91%
—25
9
1
50
4%% pfd__100
*
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
42%
%
A Jan
7,600
42%
dep rets ord shares
1>
North American Rayon S3 preferred-50
Amer
North
%
High
Luio
1%
14%
14%
common
Corp
1
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
—
"in
A
%
Shares
Hardware
Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Servomechanisms Inc.
'
for Week
11%
Inc
Bros
1,500
1& Jan
■10
16%
Exchange
Range
of Prices
Par
7,400
18%
17%
18%
16%
18'4
®
Stock
American
1
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Niagara Share Corp common
Nile?- Bement-Pond
Last
gale Price
STOCKS
Range
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Friday
11%
Jan
■
Pinchin Johnson
Pioneer
Piper
Gold
Amer shares.._10s
Ltd
2
—1
Aircraft
Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
2%
Pittsburgh Railways
58%
58%
59%
5
35%
35%
36
9%
10
•
Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co..
Pneumatic Scale common
Polaris
& Alexander
1st
common
East
._
...
_
Providence
Jan
Jan
9%
Feb
1%
•
common...
1,100
10%
Jan
600
Jan
12%
Jan
1%
Feb
llil
Jan
1,200
1%
Jap
2%
Jan
2
400
7%
8
9%
9%
1,600
10
Jan
7%
Jan
8
9
Jan
9%
Feb
Todd
•
99% 100%
150
99%
Jan
100%
Jan
—15
29%
700
28
Jan
30%
Jan
Trans
15
100
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
27%
450
24
Jan
27%
Jan
27%
27%
—10
Rice-Stlx
Richmond
16%
6.300
14%
Feb
17%
Jan
3,000
21%
Jan
24'A
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
13%
~6%
1
3%
3%
500
7%
8%
Z
i
Jan
132
57
v
t
l
pfd F
8%
True
■
Corp
Realization
Roosevelt Field Inc
5
Co
Gas of Canada
1
Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave
Jan
22 %
Jan
4%
Co
Ryan Consolidated
Feb
47%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
United
Jan
8%
Feb
United Elastic Corp
3%
$3.75
preferred
A
series
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
Aircraft
Products
common
Jan
United
95%
~1%
Jan
1%
Jan
United
Molasses
Feb
28%
Jan
26%
26%
700
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
Jan
700
5%
2%
1,800
2%
2%
11,900
92%
2%
Jan
5%
2%
Jan
Amer
United
93%
70
23%
23%
24%
Jan
92
2%
Feb
Jan
2=
94%
NJ
RR &
2,000
24%
Feb
11%
11%
16%
;
23%
Jan
26%
Jan
41%
Jan
10
Jan
12
Jan
15%
Jan
17
Jan
6
6
13%
34%
~~
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc
(Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick
Schick Inc.
Bchulte
(D
Scullin
Steel
Scurry
Oils
Seaboard
A)
Co
Inc
I
Co..HIHI
100
6
Jan
6
Jan
14
1,200
12
Jan
14
Feb
Securities Corp General.:..."
For
footnotes
see
page
31.
1%
Jan
2
Jan
3%
Feb
4
Jan
2%
Jan
3
Feb
4%
32,400
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
18%
18%
18%
Jan
19
Jan
16%
Jan
18
Jan
1%
Jan
common
5%
19
;
1,550
""
—r
1%
3%
15,800
8%
8%
8%
2,700
——
U
S
$4
U
Co
10
25
~5%
5%
5,300
4%
Jan
38%
39%
400
38%
Feb
42 %
Jan
Feb
13
Jan
12%
12%
175
231%
Jan
%
Jan
%
4%
£
%
%
Jan
4%
Jan
3,600
38%
Jan
40%
Jan
class
Foil
Co
and
International
U S Rubber
Jan
3%
2%
2%
15%
1%
14%
Jan
16
Feb
75
55
40
41%
95
:
56
40%
94
95 %
10%
11
7%
Securities.—
with warrants
common
Reclaiming
2%
Co
Products
Stores
1%
52%
Jan
60
Jan
40
Feb
43 %
Jail
Jan
2.200
1,500
8
250
2%
6,600
1,100
1%
200
2%
2%
900
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
10
37%
37%
3
5
Sugar
200
43
95%
Feb
11%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
42
Jan
45
Jan
Jan
24%
Jan
37%
Jan
3%
Jan
37%
150
37
Jan
3 %
1,300
3
Jan
Jan
Feb
common
8%
Jan
Feb
7%
24%
42%
Jan
7%
Co
Jan
92
10%
Jan
2%
50c
Corp common
Jan
7,800
2,700
2%
16
10%
B
S
U S Radiator
Jan
16%
i
preferred
1st preferred
38%
Jan
10
Jan
Feb
Jan
Insurance
Feb
Feb
235
Feb
10
6%
Jan
Jan
80
200
233% 235
14%
Consolidated Oil
2%
3%
3%
37%
Universal
1,200
12%
510
United
10,600
Feb
5 Ye
38%
700
Jan
7%
Jan
16%
Jan
2%
80
38
5'A
6%
Jan
Jan
16
4%
2 %
96
37%.
Jan
6%
Jan
37"%
Jan
"2%
Jan
94
16%
4%
%
10%
39%
3%
35%
Jan
1
10c
common
1,800
Jan
Jan
10 V*
39%
2,000
Jan
Jan
29%
39%
4%
%
9%
Jan
5%
.
U S
$5
400
Feb
Feb
25
Finishing
conv
94 %
94
3%
8%
26%
77%
3%
25
5%
400
1%
~2%
___
94%
800
5,000
3%
34%
12
1%
26
Ltd
25
1%
6,500
5
A
common
Western Airlines.
,
%
13
common
95%
312
100
Specialties common..
Air Conditioning Corp
Utah-Idaho
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common..
{Samson United Corp common.
Feb
3
Universal
1
Jan
3%
10s
Preferred
Feb
38%
4,100
12
15%
4,100
40
j
22%
Jan
1,100
26%
1
Jan
97%
2%
•
Canal
preferred
United Shoe Machinery
Jan
1,200
24
38%
"Z
5
4%
58
2%
Universal
1
1%'
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord registered
United Profit Sharing
U S
_•
common
Jan
Jan
3%
•
100
50c
20
Milk Products common
%
27%
1
Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Union Oil Co of California—
44
300
1.25
common..
Ryan Aeronautical
Jan
Jan
%
4
2,500
4%
4
Co
Investment
300
25%
144
53%
750
58
%
4
__
1
—.10
Corp common
Royalite Oil
Corp
28
%
15%
,
Rotary Electric Steel
(The)
5
Jan
118
14
10c
5
*
Corp
Union
£l
common
120
■•
United
reg_.
19%
_•
Temper Corp
Jan
5,100
5%
100
Jan
4%
4%
,
dep rets ord
Cable
4%
7%
18%
1
10%
c
Jan
19%
57
Jan
20
Valley Gas Co—
Corp)
6%
600
•
27%'
5
1,100
138
132
1
Jan
4
6%
6.25
i
Jan
6%
6%
19%
1
•
Corp
:
Trl-Continental warrants—
26%
Rochester Gas & Ele.c
Rowe
500
\
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer
45%
I—Hi
Radiator
Rio Grande
Rome
44
•
Inc
(Texas
4%
300
10
Engineering
Jan
22%
Lux
21%
4
10o
Reliance Electric &
27%
U
19%
1
__
Jan
14%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd—
28%
'
28%
Union
B
25"%
21%
Royalty Corp
—70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred—.—100
Unexcelled Chemical
Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
Rels (Robert) & Co
400
14%
Toklan
Ulen
Class
26%
Feb
22%
Q
Reda
Jan
1
Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyard Corp common
20
15
*•
.100
.
105%
Amer
•
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp class A
Feb
Amer
600
9%
Co
103%
26
25c
Train Inc
Power
2,350
Tobacco Security Trust Co
Jan
Public Service of Colorado—
Quebec
Feb
103% 105%
—20
—J
common
Feb
112
44%
Co
Roofing Inc
Tishman Realty & Construction
Tobacco & Allied Stocks
MA
8
Gas
40%
Jan
Shovel
Corporation
10%
1%
r
•
4V*% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
27%.
25%
27
104%
5
Tilo
21
12%
9%
12
1
Thorofare Markets Inc—
Jan
35%
1%
—1
Prosperity Co class B
7%
38%
6%
100
900
3%
common
Jan
2,200'
9%
12
1
_
_
Jan
*
Technicolor Inc common
•
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd__——•
Tampa Electric Co
Jan
7%
38%
42%- 44%
43
-1
of Nevada
25%
650
2,100
Thew
112
.2Z50
Ltd
Mines
Dome
27%
11,600
14%
47%
Thor
38%
lioo
Metals of America
Jan
47%
13%
45%
Thiokol Corp
7%
•
Preston
15
Jan
13%
45%
Feb
Jan
38%
•
—
Jan
Jan
700
14%
14%
5
common
Jan
Jan
4%
14%
8
class A common
B
Jan
20%
400
4%
2.50
Feb
4%
Jan
3
75
4%
21
21
4%
common
Pressed
600
3%
3
•'
—
59%
'
'
—10
Pratt & Lambert Co
Producers^ Corp
3%
—1
common
preferred
Prentice-Hall Inc
9%
_
Corp of Canada
0%
....
Mining Co.._
Powdrell
Power
A
—50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
15%
13 %
44
_
—1
Ltd
Mines
9
3%
35
4,300
13
4,300
11%
Jan
1%
14,200
1%
Jan
26%
500
26
8,000
2
*
21®
2%
9
9%
'
3%
10,600
2%
33
80Q
Jan
A
Jan
9
Jan
2%
Jan
13
1%
28
212
10
3%
V
Feb
Venezuelan
Jan
Venezuela. Syndicate Inc.:
Jw
Vlnco
Jan
Feb
Petroleum
Corporation
1
•
i.
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Jan
Jan
Jan
81
J^n
26 %
1.006
26
Jan *
30%
Jan
16%
16%
1,400
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
4%
4%
%
2,400
4
Jan
4%
Jan
1,900
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
•
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Jan
7'A
6%
76%
26
16%
1
5
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred—
20c
1
10
•
5%
37
6%
5%
37
14
900
7
4
6%
38
100
36
Jan
39%
Jan
14%
500
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
Volume 177
Number 5193
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(651),
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American
Week's
Stock
Range
Shares
Par
WEEK
Low
Aircraft Co
Wagner
1%
Baking
3'A
voting etfs -ext.
Since Jan. 1
Low
American
$2
cumulative
Waltham
Ward
preferred
Watch
Co
t
v
Utilities $6
Oils
Leaseholds
1,550
11%
Jan
2%
110,400
1%
Jan
2%' Feb
1,000
6%
Jan
7%
13%
Jan
1st pfd__100
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
189
Wilson
5%
Winnipeg Elec
Newspaper
Woodall
Industries
Woolworth
(F W)
11%
ARussian Government
A 5'/as
1921
Jan-July
*30%
1997
1
39% -41%
39'/a
41%'
30%
72
,'30%,
(Plan A)—
2%
2012—
6%s
..
1919
—Jan-Juiy
'3%
—..June-Deo
3%
-
—
32
3
3%
124
3
3%
3%
112
3%
3%
'
♦No.-par value,
Deferred
a
delivery
3%
transaction
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot transaction (not Included in
year's range). 1 Ex-dietribution. g Ex-stock dividend,
h Kxprincipal. nUnder-the-rule transaction {not included In year's range),
rTransaction for cash
(not included in year's range).
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-llquidating dividend.
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
l i
A Bonds
being traded flat.
SReported In receivership.
7
23%
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
25
Jan
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]
16%
Feb
18'A
Jan
"w i,"
Jan
12
Jan
11
2%
Feb
!
Feb
2%
Jan
4%
200
8 'A
Jan
8%
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
12
200
IIV4
Jan
u
1ft
10,500
3%
700
12
45%
45%
il Jan
13%
Xl5
_8
70
xl5
59%
3%
Feb
Jan
•<12%
46
Jan
13%
Jan
13%
«700
15
Jan
15%
1,800
59%
Feb
65%
5 Jan
J
-
1
Period
.
Friday
••
Interest
Exchange
_
Last
Sale Price
~2ft
11,400
-
—
Feb
Total
10
First
Second
10
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
ities
Stocks
trials
Ralls
Ralls
ities
53.08
113.29
98.31
99.38
98.75
97.53
>98.49
'98.48
roads
trials
2
290.03
x__.
111.18
Total
.
40
Bonds
290.19
5
6.
____
53.07
113.23
98.26
99.38
98.85
97.43
53.11
112.96
98.16
99.49
98.88
97.43
98.49
109.63
52.69
111.89
98.13
99.49
98.73
97.21
98.39
282.85
— ____
110.70
286.20
3—
4
110.90
289.08
Feb.
Feb..
"2ft
4>J '1
15
Date
Feb.
Jan
'
10
20
Indus¬
Feb.
6'/a
-Bonds10
Jan
6
BONDS
warrants.
-Stocks—
Jan
•)
"-2ft
without
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones &
Co.^
on
Jan
—88
"2 ft
w,"
30
Feb.
•
"x
warrants;
the
are
Jan
'
£1
with
Jan
42%
105%
.
62
listed
Jan
104
100
15%
59%
Jan
Feb
13%
-
Below
Jan
lft
3
25
104%
104
w."
Stock and Bond Averages
Feb
12
-
"w
Jan
200
3%
45'A
issued;
Jan
8%
11%
when
Jan
5
n
2
Stock
to
Jan
3%
.1
common
Jan
17%
4%
•
Ltd—
43%
21
5
,100
'
American
Jan
1,000
1
American
deposit receipts—!
6%
preference •
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
•
190%
25
Inc
Woodley Petroleum
Jan
3,600
1
Machine
43%
39%
50
2%
1
pfd
41%
„
1,075
11%
common
3s
Interest reduced
141%
24%
•
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Wood
Jan
181
l
w
43%
Jan-July
18%
11
common
x
*41
1997—
21%
x8%
Brothers
-Mar-Sepi
2008..
E
18%
—
x8'A
preferred
Jan
7%
500
Ltd
2%s
series
21
21
5
Petroleums
to
2%s
33%
17%
Inc
97
Jan
2%
Wilrich
Jan
1%
160
16%
Co
58
*94
33
2%
Products
111%
Jan
1
61«
16%
Oil
*57
June-Deo
1972.
50
11%
Willson
Jan
ft J an
3,600
5,100
5
Inc
High
f-t
June-Deo
33%
1
&
Jan
1
Low
33%
1
C)
5
190
186
Corp
Corp
(The)
Jan
Since
Jan.
No.
Jan
4%
f
s
Rio de Janeiro stamped
1%' Jan
189
7
Co
&
Jan
Jan
l
Stores
Jan
1
163%
l;400
4%
614
•
com
Inc
(Wm)
3%
320
"ift "ift
1ft
10
(R
4%
6 %
20
Williams
29,000
5s
Range
Sold
High
(Plan A)—
reduced
Sinking fund
Fob
111%
4%
•
Westmoreland
River
4,800
1%
183
„•
Westmoreland Coal
Wickes
11%
1%
176
10c
Stationery
Wichita
8%
i %
1931
Bonds
Bid & Asked
(Republic of)—
Extl
Jan
12%
stamped
Interest
Peru
Jan
7%
Ltd
Ry 1%
Auto
1%
12%
1.25
Western Maryland
Whitman
Jan
7%
178
Western
<St
l1
Parana
Jan
Jan
2%
Ltd
Tablet
900
Jan
8%
105
11%
pfd
Homestead
"l'A
3%
Jan
2%
9'A
Western
Jan
12 %
_10c
Western
Jan
7%
7%
series preference
Went worth
Manufacturing
White's
2%
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
1
$6
West Texas
700
Week's Range
Lact
Period
Big*
-30
c
Webb & Knapp Inc
,
700
8
~V/b
Wasatch Corp
_
3%
105
Baking Co warrants
Interest
Exchange
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
7%
1
Stock
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s
.100
Waitt & Bond Inc
G
Friday
High
3%
—
preferred
FEBRUARY
BONDS
Range
W
Waco
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
Sales
Last
107.85
52.45
110.57
98.04
99.01
98.78
97.10
98.23
.
Week's
Rang#
Friday** -
or
-
Bond*
*
Bid & Asked
*
Sold
Range Sine*
Jan. i
v
•
,
'
Lola
Appalachlah Elec Power 3%s 1970
'-Bethlehem Steel- 6s-Aug 1 1998—
;
—Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970—
__Jime-Deo
'
Chicago Transit Authority—
„Ju*e-Deo
1st
of
J
4s
series
A
1993
*
A6%s with Nov
A6%s
*
Nov
ex
Finland
1;1947
.
•
"
is®%
96%
'39
'
96
'
-May-No®
L—
26
68
ci'A
ei y4
96%
90
91%
65%
5
58
100%
3.
"
108
-t
A7s
(stmp food)
'
with
Nov
1
*75
'
75%
*30
.1-..
.
■,
Mar-Sept
„June-Bec
1970
'
*77
"
Jan-July
49.75
Feb.
4
Thurs.
Fri.
:
_
>
X.
Feb.
Mar-No*
■Midland
"77
99%
60
75%
65
ft
,75%
6^—
49.46
at
4 %
Jtrn-July
1963
to
.
A
1st
mortgage
6%s
Ohio
1st
due
__
1st
April-Oct
extended
mortgage
3s
1908
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
3 %s
1970
Piedmont
8>1%
113
93
75%
82%
76
37
81
82
10
*102% 104
93
133%
80
102%
*99
101
April-Oct
1-04
current
133%
77
80
102%
99%
——
103%
1
A6%s
1947
ex
Oct
1
1940 coupon
coupon
1960
1960
Jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s
1981—May-Nor
Sapphire Petroleums, Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
series
A
101
1
*30
___.
Counties Gas
Southwestern
3s
Gas
Spalding (A G)
Corp Inc
Stinnes
(Hugo)
3rd
1970
(Calif)
&
"New
2-07.3
+ 0.7
210.2
177.9
253 0
+ 1.6
260.5
236.1
242.0"
238.5
+ 1.5
-242.0
204.3
r115.8
123.9
259.3
«
1970
coll trust 1966
5s
A6 %s
with Aug
A6%s
ex
Aug
Electric
A7s
with
ex
1940
Dec
Dec
income
1
1
83%
84%
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
—
8iya
56
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
95%
88
99%
G
99% 100%
$97
"99
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
April-Ocf
94%
94%
101%
Stocks
—-
98%
94%
101
11
*101% 105
99
94%
1
101
1
1
100
100%
5
101%
102
97%
Feb-Aug
*100
98
101%
*92
May -Nov
—April-Oct
—
:
94
85
100
98
100
■
Week Ended Feb. 6, 1953
Shares
Jan-July
145'A
1
144% 145%
146 %
141
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Int'l
Sales
Mon. Feb. 2
1,890,840
$2,979,400
$397,000
$3,376,400
Tues. Feb. 3
1,564,610
3,333,000
277,700
3,610,700
1,663,640
3,303,000
1,902,560
3.607.0QO
366,000
Fri. Feb. 6
1,870,900
2,555,000
463,000
Total
8,892,550
$15,777,400
3,799,500
496,500
Thurs. Feb. 5——
$2,000,200
3,974,000
$1,000
•
85
85
3,018,000
$17,778,600
$1,000
2
112%
146%
coupon
77
Feb-Aug
22
146%
77
77
2
77
__
coupon
1956
*75
June-Bee
8.
m4
46,157,726
$68,050
Government
$1,000
$10,000
$69,000
125,000
2,000,200
1,581,300
8,911,800
9,413,000
15,777,400
11,418,000
89,194,600
73,160,700
$17,778,600
Bank
$13,009,300
$98,175,400
$82,766,750
.
Foreign
'■
Railroad
*30
1956
42,979,452
—
International
coupon
1952
1953
1952
7,662,173
8,892,550
Bonds
77
■"
Stocks—No. of shares—
U.
*30
1953
Jan. 1 to Feb. 6
Week Ended Feb. 6
145%
113
1953
and Industrial—
—
Hotel—
debentures
1954
June-Dec
5s
1960
103'A
102%
102%
27
103%
110%
110%
1
100%
101
—
103'A 104
Total
104
3
$102% 105
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
West Penn Traction
110% 110%
W
Newspaper Union—
6s conv s f debentures
1959
101
101
Feb-Auy
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign Governments and Mnnietpalilits
Friday
BONDS
American
Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
<
Sale Price
Week's
or
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year 7s April 1946
A2u-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
,
Stocks
Rang*
Bid & Asked
High
Sold
No.
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low
'High
*85
—Jan-July
*82
Mon. Feb. 2
720,455
June-Deo
*64
--
—
External 5s 1953—
99=%
88
88
1
6%s stamped 1952
3 an-J nig
(Peru) 6%s stamped 1958. —Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped
(Plap A) —
Interest reduced to 2%s 2008
AMcciellin 7s stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
*45
13%
48
40.000
44,000
145,000
105,000
15,000
201,000
68,000
111,000
21,000
200,000
$326,000
$328,000
$189,000
$843,000
—
9
99%
88
2,554,840
99%
1
91
3
—
Week Ended Feb. 5
(Issue of Oct 1927)
13%
47%
Stocks—No.
*64
43%
--
6
—
42%
43%
Domestic
63%
63%
Foreign government
$842,000
-
1947
1953
12
43
*
—May-Nov
Aprll-Ocl
38,000
61.000
81.000
of
shares
—
1952
Jan. 1 to Feb. 6
1953
1952
2,554,840
2,967,634
11,990,740
14,980,874
$326,000
$295,000
$1,272,000
$1,963,000
328,000
272,000
1,129,000
1,334.000
189,000
85,000
956,000
1.034,000
$652,000
$3,357,000
$4,331,000
Bonds
42%
—May-No®
—June-Be®
(issue of May 1927) '/1947
72,000
171.000
61,000
Foreign corporate
13%
City
$126,000
523,480
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal
Bonds
$37,000
382,825
Total
99%
.May -Nov
-Feb-Auy
Total
Bonds
$34,000
462,125
-
Fri. Feb. 6
Danish Cons Municipal Loan
External5%s 1955
$55,000
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
465,955
.
Thurs. Feb. 5
~
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Wed. Feb. 4
„
„
--
Domestic
of
Week Ended Feb. 6, 1953
Tues. Feb. 3
.April-Oct
Foreign
(Number
Beads
Friday'*
Low
A 7s
Total
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
92%
92%
85
Co—
1940
1947
United States
Foreign
Railroad
Number of and Miscel.
96
—
.
98
_Aprll-Oc*
1940 coupon 1953
1947
Service
Waldorf-Astoria
•
235.0
147%
95%
100
Washington Water Power 3 %s 1964
7s
198.9
306.9
high.
Industries—
'
A
213.8
+ 0.6
-
stamped 1946
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
ALima
124.8
+ 0.5
257.7
213.1
+ 0.7
212.1
124.8*
and Service
Wed. Feb. 4_
3'As
2nd
A7s
83%
Jan-July
Electric
stamped
(Hugo)
145
4
95%
*98
Corp—
A7-4s
Western
208.7
257;0
—
—
Trade, Finance
Mining
103
—
1971-
& Bros 5s 1989—
Starrett
1
211.5
•
*93%
Feb-Aup
3%s series D 1976
Southern California Gas 3'As
A5s
235.6
'
,
'
1976
1st mortgage
145
Jan-July
1st and ref M 3s series B 1973
United
+ 1.2
101
—
—-
145
100
Mar-Sept
1973
2%s series C
Stinnes
188.0
231.0
233.8
*75
____
50-year 6% debentures 1998
A7-4s
+ 1.0
207.0
Manufacturing
Durable Goods
Non-Durable Goods
Transportation
LOW
High
Change
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Oct
Southern
23, '53
Composite
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3'As
\\i
-1952-1953-
Percent
Jan.
30, *53
203.7
100
103
101
•J
of the common:,
major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
year are as follows (1939 = 100):
205.8
Utility
127%
2
60
*102% 104%
Jan-July
"82%
5
80
102% 103 %
*97
June-Deo
81
102'/a
—
'
132
Jan-July
Jan-July
*
1963
to
mortgage 3%s
30
1
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the closing prices
stocks for the week ended Jan. 30, 1953 for composite and by
> —
"80% "82%
"90%
-May-Nov
1953
6%s
1953
Power
May
'
Jan.
"England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
-45.06
■.
l-v
49.67 Jan
High
Low
—
Valley RR—
Extended
-i-t
SEC Index of Stock Prices
*77
102
55
—
*75
*30
g2%
New
48.39 Jan
Range for 1952
'49.77
"
A'6%% liquidating trust Ms
Italian Superpower 0s 1963
49.80 Feb
'
—
49.72
5—_
Feb.
.X
_'.99% 100%
*55
__
1
47s ex Nov 1 T947 coupon 1952—
Italian Power'Realization Trust—
High
Low
,75%
groups
1952
coupon
ft;
Range for 1953
49.80
3_—_
x
Co—
1940
2—A
Feb.
101
•
,4s ser, A
Feb.
Wed.
68 %
-61%
105% 106%
;
;
Clsslng
Mon.
Tues.
52
100% 1-00'A
*106
Guantahamo & Western RR—
Isarco Hydro-Electric
(35 Stocks)
'Date—
91
,
-Green Mountain Power 3%s 1963
'li¬
\
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
'
1953—JMuy^fou
1953
coupon
ReteidfcntialMtge Bank—
5s" stamped 1961—
__
--Mar-Sept
*
1940 coupon
1
150%
67
JM9J
___^Jan-July
-
Mfg Co—
*
"96
90%
__Afay-Nov
Ehriira Water Lt & RR 59 1956
/.
102%
1
'
Elec
mth
"100%
•"""
"
MarTelli
96
..JcnOily
A 1st
mortgage es series B 1993
'Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s 1965
Ercole
low
18
Division—
N
mortgage
No.
100% 101%
*150
:
3%s revenue series of 1947-4978
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
^Lackawanna
Hiah
63%
63%
*60
63%
„
1
—
63%
63%
Total
;
32
(652)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
FEBRUARY
ENDED
«
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
STOCKS
Last
-
Sale Price
,
Tel
American
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
&
Albany
Boston
•
25
—
53%
3,245
25%
90
25 %
Feb
26%
43
100
RR_
159
Jan
161%
Jan
159 % 160%
160
50
Edison
Boston
44%
827
42%
Jan
45
127% 128
52% 53%
215
Jan
129
123
Jan
,
Jan
Stamped
Boston
Jan
2,780
51%,
Jan
53%
Feb
14
issued
when
Common
preferred
w
Personal
Boston
30
13%
Jan
14
Jan
250
13
Feb
13
-
43%
Feb
43%
Feb
30
B
13
43%
8
2814
90
8%
5
10
,
Fuel
8%
93%
100
89%
__
com—•
Associates
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
Carbide
0
13%
__
Jan
8%
1st pfd series
6%
100
preferred adjustment——100
95%
preterred class B„._,—:—
Steamship Lines Inc
13%
12%
Jan
13%
__
•
i
68%
1
Gillette Safety Razor Co new
1%
Feb
1%
36%
Feb
39%
Jan
28
Jan
30
__
•
Copper
Corp
Corp.
Narragansett Racing Assn.J
Nash-Kelvinator
New
York New Haven
Butte
__
*
13%
114%
20
100
& Hartford__100
Mining
20
__
2.50
Pennsylvania RR'______
45%
165
__
21%
Feb
21
Jan
45%
Feb
73
Ford
288
70
28
-
32%
Jan
36%
9%
Jan
12
27%
Jan
29%
80%
500
76%
Jan
80%
260
27%
Jan
32
180
70%
Jan
72%
Feb
397
40%
Feb
44%
Jan
45%
47-%
89
45%
Feb
47%
Jan
47%
48%
74
45
Jan
48%
Feb
Jan
132
Jan
122
35
534
38%
Feb
41%
24%
Jan
26
Jan
24%
Feb
Altes
Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
American
Jan
14%
Jan
Baldwin Rubber
Feb
Big
Bower
270
115
Jan
Ul
27%
185
22%
Jan
25%
Jan
73c
74c
900
66c
Jan
74c
Jan
Jan
21%
Feb
23%
10
Feb
10%
20%
520
20
Feb
.27%
123
26%
Feb
30%
31 %
345
30%
Jan
23
5%
.
Brewing
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Consumers
Jan
Continental
Feb
15%
System Inc__
Westinghouse JElectric Carp-;._
Woodley Petroleum Co-
Detroit
Paper
Cleveland Navigation..,
&
5,228
58%
Jan
1,275
38%
Jan
41
Jan
Detroit
Gray
30%
245
29%
Jan
31%
Jan
Detroit
*
12%
12%
50
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
591
45%
Feb
60
61%
Feb
48
61%
•
6y2
32%
Jan",
31%
2%
Feb
Jan
2%
115
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
747
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
519
92%
Jan
94%- Feb'!
23%
17%
■
■
Jan
6%
* Feb-)
Jan
25
37
497
36%
Jan
38%
10%
325
10%
Jan
10%
1,058
5%
Jan
6%- Feb'!
8
Jan
8%
615
3
9,951
i
600
2%
SV 6 %
15%
510
3%
3%
100
6
Janf,
.6%, Jan! I"
Jan
14%
.
Jan,)
3
Jan
Jan
6%
14%
14%
1
Jani,
Jan!'
2 %" Jan
1% Jan
900
Jan!!
25,
24%' Jan
•"
;
.'
i%--1%
3,
..
400
24% :--24% 7
24%
;1
„
"
-
6% v
6%
-
,________1
T
Detroit Steel Corp
15%* Janri
Feb
>48
65%
Jan
Economy Baler
—______:1_*_,__L___%__1
Fruehauf.Trailer common
Gar
Wood
1,^05
7%
.205
6% -J.an
3%
0
_______________
Franfcenmuth- Brewing
3%
7%
'———*T
b.
Federal,. Fawick
3%
200
3
25%.
159
25%
Industries——!—_____—;1
%
6%
67 V2
67%
6
6%
3%
,
,
6%
1
Feb'
.--
3 % ,Jan ;
-
25%
Feb
Feb i
-„7%
24^ivJan
1,165
Jan
7%
Jan
flJan
Jan;|'.
Jan1)
*
GenrmerManufa,cturing-_^_.
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Last
,
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Par
American Laundry
Balcrank
24%
1
24%
10%
13
.
22
Raiyge Since Jan. 1
.Louj,
10%
79
Brewing
25
Jan
Hall
Jan
11%
Jan
Higbie
Feb
Hoover
10
_
17%
:
17%
18
20%
29%
29%
30%
310
Jan
-
22
-
17%- Jan
18%
29%
30
3%
Feb
175
fi
Jan
2%
•
.
Corp
■>
5%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric common_8 %
Preferred
_100
42%
31%, Jan
Feb
2%
400
2%
2%
883
Jan
4%
5
n
2%
4%
4%- Feb
4%
Jan
7%
Feb
Feb
16
11
ir-
16 %' Jan:
,
138
8%
8>/4
..
_T
8
679
!
Cincinnati 'Milling -Machine
C
O & T P common
N
Cincinnati
10
20
_
Tel
5%
Feb
5%
Jan
King-Seeley"
40%
Jan
43%
Jan
Kingston Products
•8
99%
Jan
102%
Jan
KinSel
Drug.
43%
104
44%
Feb
Kresge
Co ,(S
Jan
Kysor -Heater
75%
43%
104
44%
206
104
35 Va Jan
7
102
Jan
106
>
12
75
76
749
73%
Jan
76
23%
283
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
Masco
110
50%
Jan
53%
Feb
Motor
Products
16%
Art
Julian'
&
Kahn
Kokenge
"
.
common
16%
'9
16%
Feb
Clemens
•
40%
.16%
Feb
Mount
12%
*
Kroger
13
225
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
Murray
40
41%
366
36"%
Jan
4.1%
Feb
National
'%
■
»
& Gamble
50
3
Elec
Park
Jan
Parke
12
13
Jan
Peninsular
Feb
1,073
12
12%
25
*
common
25%
25%
89
Preferred
24%
Jan
25%
Feb
49
49
258
48%
Jan
49
Metal 6r/o
Jan
;
—
4
100
4%
175
.2%
100
30 %
Feb
3%
3%
555
23%
23%
555
3%
3%
372
6%
1,485
;3%
'2*-
6%
*T
3%
-
6%
Rickel
Radiator
50
38%
Jan
39%
Jan
14%
15
70
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
15
15%
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Volume 177
Number 5193
.
The Commercial, and Financial Chronicle
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
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Jan
44%
149
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Hudson
Hunt
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Jan
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Tobacco
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
5
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Feb
Reynolds
96 %
345
20
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22
Rexall
Feb
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Jan
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Feb
65
Jan
2
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Public
Greyhound
20»A
Jan
13%
10%
■
.
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•
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Jan
22
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Jan
63
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Feb
•
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35
100
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170
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Garrett Corp
Jan
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Jan
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22%
640
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Pictures
10
125
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Jan
Richfield
Electrical Products
RR
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Emerson Radio & Phono
Jan
1 %
(Un)
(Un)___
Republic
•
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Electric Bond & Share
19%
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445
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65
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DuMont
550
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300
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1 %
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33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
OTHER STOCK
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
EXCHANGES
ENDED FEBRUARY 6
1
4
Friday
Range
Laboratories
Abbott
Steel
Mfg Co
Corp
Akron
Mfg-
Brass
(Uh)
Alleghany Corp
47%
Jan
26%
Ja n
16% Jan
17
32%
Jan
Corp
Co
Steel
Bethlehem
Corp
Fisheries
Booth
Borg (George W) Corp
&
Brad
(E J)__—-_—
Sons
Foote Gear—
100
4%
24%
Jan
Feb
59
3,000
Kropp
14%
Feb
15%
100
24%
Jan
25
Jan
Laclede-Christy
22
200
21%
Jan
22
Feb
Laclede Gas
15%
14%
Jan
Landis
Jan
44%
Jan
39%
42%
900
11%
12
800
Feb
3,400
Jan
12%
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
8'A
900
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Lonergan Mfg class B
Louisville Gas & Elec
rights
Marshall Field & Co
common
2,000
10%
10
Jan
100
10%
45
Jan
47
Jan
21
Feb
Martin
63"%
Feb
Medusa
47
20%
;
21
600
19%
Jan
63%
200
59
Jan
;1%
1,700
1%
Jan
4%
4%
950
1,400
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Feb
;
,
,
5%
Jan
56%
54%
Feb
57%
Jan
Middle
18%
19%
100
18
Jan
19%
Feb
Midwest
12%
13
700
12%
Jan
13
Jan
12%
600
18%
Jan
19
78%
Feb
80%
Jan
53
50
50%
2%
Jan
53
3,900
200
62%
Feb
1,000
15%
Jan
3%
3%
62%
,
63 %
15%
62%
Elgin
16
Oamble-Skogmo
General Box
Inc
Corp..
General Electric Co
General
5%
Finance
preferred
General
Motors
Jan
Motorola
Jan
Muskegon
17%
Feb
Muter
2
21%
21% '
20%
4%
■
Jan
20
600
20%
Jan
300
;
4%
Jan
4%
Feb
39 Va
Jan
41%
Feb
40
41%
2,300
21%
21%
900
20
Jan
21%
Feb
19 Va
300
187/a
Jan
19 %
Jan
63
;
63
250
63
Jan
63
Jan
69
19%
Feb
22
Jan
200
67%
Jan
71
Jan
106
Feb
10
100%
Jan
94%
1,500
91%
Jan
21%
Feb
22%
Jan
80
Jan
83
94(4
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21%
21%
22
1,100
83
80%
83
250
52%
52%
52%
400
52%
Jan
53 Va
Jan
23%
23%
24%
200
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
27
27%
250
25%
Jan
27%
Feb
Jan
14%
800
14%
Feb
15
35%
36 Va
4,500
34%
Jan
36 Va
Feb
36%
36%
100
35%
Jan
36%
Feb
36%
37
1,500
36%
Feb
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10 %
11
1.100
9%
Jan
11
8%
Jan
27%
Feb
14%
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9%
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1,100
27%
—
27%
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Jan
30
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8
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11%
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11
Jan
12
Jan
34%
200
34%
Jan
35 Va
Jan
5%
5%
100
41 Va
41 %
400
200
8
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5% Jan
41 Va
Jan
43%
Jan
Jan
Nachman
Lakes Towing
North
Orelf Bros Cooperage
North
American Co
Greyhound Corp
States
Griesedieck
Western
16
Feb
17% Jan
94%
Jan
99
90
133% 137
133%
17
Feb
Jan
140
Feb
18% Feb
Jan
12%
18%
12%
580
200
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
13
13%
600
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Jan
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100
15
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250
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Jan
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Jan
9
12% Jan
Jan
f
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Manufacturing
Oak
7%
Jan
78/s Jan
3,200
2V4
Feb
2%
65
69%
16%
Packard
Motor
American
Pan
Hammond
10%
68?a
37%
37%
8
36
36
14
—
14
52
•
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52
Pressed
Steel
12%
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
Central
RR
Xndianapolis
Power
Inland Steel
Light
Co
&
__
Interlake Steamship Co
International Harvester
Far footnotes; see page 42.
1,400
500"
27
Feb
47
5% Jan,
1,350
Jan
6 Vs
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10%- Jan
8% Jan
25% Jan
Feb
27
Feb
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3%
250
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11
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10%
300
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Jan
10%
Jan
36%
Jan
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Feb
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31 %
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600
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7
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Serrlck
Roebuck
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12%
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48
Co—,
Co
&
class B common
42%
Jan
34%
Jgn
36
Jan
Society Brand Clothes Inc
14
Jan
14
Jan
Bocony Vacuum Oil
16%
16%
12%
13
Pouthern
Jan
2%
,
Southern Co
Jan
9%
Jan
8%
30
Jan
13
15 Va -Jan
161/4 Jan
12%
13
300
16% Jan
900
47%
49%
Pacific
Feb
9Ve Jan
Feb
30
Standard
Feb
Btudebaker
Jan
Bundstrand
Jan
11%
Jan
10%
10%
10%
550
19%
19 %
200
19 Vs Jan
19% Jan
40
100
39
41
26 %
26%
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
27
Feb
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Jan
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300
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Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
Jan
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17
800
17
Jan
18%
200
18
Feb
18%
Feb
21%
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23%
Jan
Jan
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59%
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59%
59%
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5
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273%
28
26
4
26
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200
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12%
Feb
33%
200
33%
Feb
36%
Jan
60%
61%
800
60
Jan
63%
Jan
11
600
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
42%
200
42%
Feb
43%
Jan
100
59%
Feb
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800
27%
Jan
28 Va
Jan
Feb
29%
Jan
Feb
4%
Jan
3%
134
Feb
140 %
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140
11%
26
3%
—'
3%
3%
200
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
22%
22%
25
21%
Jan
22%
Feb
12
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133/s
1,100
12%
Feb
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Jan
50c
19%
19%
100
18%
Jan
19%
Jan
46%
46 Va
48 3/s
1,200
46
Jan
48%
Feb
37%
37%
38
850
34%
Jan
38
Feb
39%
39 3%
40%
800
39%
Feb
42 Va
Jan
54
54
48
Jan
54
123/4
Jan
13%
Jan
12%
20
Feb
12%
12%
13%
3,000
19%
19%
20 %
900
19
Jan
20 Va
Jan
25%
25%
300
2334
Jan
26%
Jan
25%
26%
600
25%
Feb
27%
Jan
17%
173/4
100
17%
Jan
17%
59%
60%
600
58%
Jan
60 %
Feb
15%
5
10
1.40
16%
850
13%
Jan
16%
Feb
31%
32%
900
30%
Jan
35
Jan
16%
18
950
15%
Jan
18
Feb
Jan
25%
l
59%
1
6
31%
18
40%
1
Feb
1,000
40%
Jan
42%
4%
1,900
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
40%
41%
4%
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
16%
Feb
44
45%
1,400
44
Feb
46
Jan
(Un)
__
•
-
Feb
-
Jan
8 Va
200
8Va
Feb
2Va
700
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
57
57 Va
300
54%
Jan
59%
Jan
25
75%
77%
500
753/4
Jan
81-
Jan
(Un)
15
74
76%
900
74
Feb
78%
Jan
(Ohio)—
10
1
37%
37%
38
900
363/4
Jan
38%
Jan
12?a
123/4
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12%
Jan
12 7 8
Jan
5
1
23%
23%
23 V8
1,000
22 Vs
Jan
23%
Feb
10%
10
10 Va
250
10
Jan
10%
Jan
10
21%
21 Va
21 Va
100
20
Jan
21%
Jan
42
14%
42
43%
1,400
39%
Jan
43 %
Feb
14?i
15
2,700
14%
Jan
15
Jan
19%
19%
20%
1,800
19%
Feb
21%
Jan
39
39%
500
35%
Jan
39 %
Feb
54%
56
500
53%
Jan
57%
Jan
36%
36%
100
35%
Jan
40
Jan
Jan
Equip
Corp,
Corp
Corp (Un)
Machine Tool
(Un)
•
1
9
1
25
Jan
27
Jan
Texas
Jan
4%
Texas Gulf Producing
Co
_25
(The)
20
Corp
9Vs
Jan
10
;
Feb
Timken Detroit Axel Co
86%
100
81%
Jan
86%
Feb
Toledo
18%
19 r8
2,050
18%
Jan
19%
Feb
Trane
14%
Jan
18%
Feb
Trans
Edison
Co
54%
10
450
Co
24%
2
Airlines
Inc
5,200
200
38Vs
Jan
393/4
Jan
44%
Feb
48
Jan
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Tri Continental Corp
1
400
28%
28
28%
600
28
Feb
29 V2
Jan
Truax-Traer
31%
31%
32%
2,000
33
Jan
208 So La Salle St Corp
common
•
21%
Jan
24
300
22%
Jan
24 3a
Feb
12%
123/4
2,700
12%
Jan
12%
Feb
34
34%
100
34
Jan
36
Jan
18%
34
5
45%
Coal
150
22 %
24%
5
;
(The)
World
21%
5
39%
31% Feb
Feb
13
13%
28
9%
28
18%
•'
Jan
43%
300
6
6
44%
•
Jan
13
Jan
43%
39%
39%
44%
11%
Jan
41%
123%
26"%
15%
18Vs
•
Feb
12%
11%'
2 Va
J
Sunr-ay Oil Corp
86%
8
Jan
11%
213/4
12%
3,200
Bwlft & Co
Thor
9%
203/4
100
1,800
213%
16%
Furniture
22
Jan
5,300
21%' Feb
8 Va
Container
Stone
Storkline
22%
4%
Jan
8%
Standard Railway
Jan
700
Jan
950
Jan
16
Co
Standard Oil Co
Jan
4%
22
1,700
13%
2%
Oil
19? a
4%
Feb
Jan
19
213/4
43
2
21%
19%
40
Jan
21
18%
.11%
Warrants
300
10 ?8
—29
16%
19
16
Spiegel Inc
1,550
Jan
25%
Jan
49%
22%
Jan
5
(Un)
Indiana
17%
22
22 %
27
California
48
22%
1,200
37%
of
17%
21%
253%
Jan
of
17% Jan
22%
23%
35
Oil
29%
5%
24%
Oil
Jan
Jan
400
Standard
8% Jan
5%
800
Standard
28
Jan
600
36%
Feb
650
Feb
5%
27
23
14.200
Jan
33
35
19% Jan
9
16%
24%
Jan
26%
Jan
30
Jan
Jan
30
27
Feb
8%
16%
21%
100
35
19
Jan
1,000
1,400
8
23
Jan
16%
24%
1
15
50
100
Jan
(Un)
800
3,700
Jan
8%
Works
Bend Lathe
Jan
55
Feb
9
9%
Jan
J3
21%
•
Corp
200
52
Feb
Feb
8% Feb
300
100
39%
16%
21%
•
Corp
Oil
-
233/4
18%
*
Bt Louis Public Service A common—•
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Feb
200
32%
St Louis National Stockyards
Jan
37%
Jan
Jan
12%
12%
Lead
Corp
40%
39%
10
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rlchman Bro& Co
Blgnode Steel Strapping Co
Jan
21%
1
Jan
.
•
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Remington Rand (Un)
Bbellmar
Feb
.1
T
44%
250
6%
10%
•
Packing Co
Feb
2(4
19%
-
Indiana Steel Products Co_
Jftn
47
Js,
Jan
17%
*
•
Feb
12%
—10
Independent Pneumatic Tool
25%
Jan
18
(Un)
Pullman Company
9
200
23
•
Jan
143A
17
Pure Oil Co (Un)
69%
50O
19
—10
Co
24%
3,300
1
10%
Jan
2%
23
5
400
17%
18
Car Co
Jan
350
t
—
Jan
10%
23%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co <Un)_.
Fhilco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Jan
2
Hlbbard Spencer Bartlett
Hupp Corporation
—
Huttlg 8ash & Door common
Jan
2%
A Feb
SO
100
33 %c
3
•
Pennsylvania RR
Feb
9%
•
Co
Jan
•.
5%
16
class
Schwltzer-Cummins
3
&
Jan
10%
25
Inc
Controls
9
10%
2%
1
Heha Werner Corp
1,700
„•
Feb
38
16%
A
Penn
conv
65
x9%
1
89%
Feb
23%
33
prior preferred
5%
Jan
40
1
8%
8
__
Co
Jan
■
3%
39%
S
Peabody Coal Co common
Stewart-Warner Corp
Instrument
'
3?4
'*
10%
1
2
100
37%
1
Jan
24%
6 Vs
'
•
(Un)__1
Pen class A:
Parker
17%
Feb
100
9
69%
'_,
-
Jan
9(4
2%
900
2%
10
8
10
(Un)
Paramount Pictures
3,500
10%
X67%
•
Hamlschfeger Corp
HeUeman (G) Brewing Co
Heller
(Un)
World Airways
Car
73%
Feb
400
17
68%
.20
Hallicrafters Co
Jan
39
20
35%
350
,.
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17%
Co
fiangamo Electric Co
fichenley Industries (Un)
2,500
2%
x67%
a
Feb
16 Va
12%
Co
Edison
Ohio
Jan
7%
2%
16%
6S%
—29
67
*
24%
com—5
•
2%
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
fit
7%
9
Brewery
Jan
10,550
1
Northwest Bancorporation
133%
300
200
9
Gulf Oil Corp
Jan
19%
26%
10 1
*
(Minn)
Power
Rath
16%
99
—9
(Un)
8%
150
2%
3%
10
9
10
1
1
1
10
Illinois Corp
Jan
•
2,800
8
(Un)
Northern
Jan.
—S
Feb
200
9%
9
Aviation (Un)_
Amer
28(4
class A
38%
38%
50
North American Car Corp
45%
common
Jan
50
(Un)
New York Central RR
Jan
Stores
_
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
18%
9
—
Feb
Gray Drug
Feb
8%
Co
National Tile & Mfg
44%
•
17%
8%
(Un)
Corp
25%
(Un)
Feb
400
9
■—
____
Standard
Rational
South
Great
Corp
Kelvinator
Maan
500
1
Graham-Paige Motors
20
—50c
400
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co—
Ooeaard (W H) Co
Jan
_2.50
Co—.
Ring
Piston
45
16
98%
16
8
Jan
17%
18%
36
ml»—r
3
Inc
Company
26%
Bros
Jan
14%
10
15%
20
89%
6
Fell
34%
u%
„1
Jan
9%
15%
9%
-
common-
Feb
106
106
'
Gibson Refrigerator Co
Olid den Co
(Un)
—
16%
Jan
400
35%
-
;.
Co
44%
Corp
14% Jan
95
1,800
83
_•
——
_
Northern
100
19%
69%
19%
19%
•
class A
Corp
Feb
Feb
20
6 Va
10
25%
(Un)
5V»
4%
Jan
~2%:
General Telephone Corp
Goldblatt
preferred
Mfg Co
Chemical
17
29
19
•
Jan
Jan
17%
10%
0
44%
General Candy Corp
4%
9%
8%
,
Feb
3%
15%
16 Va
Zi
25%
-
Feb
1,100
15%
.
Monroe
31
63
_
9%
16% Jan
:
Jan
21 %
-10
Four-Wheel Drive Auto
29 %
_
5,800
.
—
Feb
4%
5
15%
_1
Quaker Oats Co
;
Radio Corp of America (Un)
RKO Pictures Corp (Uni:
RKO Theatres Corp (Un)
Inc
5%
38'4
Jan
7.50
America
of
80%
38
16%
Watch
———
15
Radio & Phonograph (Un)___5
Mills
Jan
4%
-4
——
•
Brewing Corp
Falstaff
Flour
76%
38
13%
20%
„1
400
Modine
500
National
Emerson
80%
•
4%
•
1
10
Eddy Paper Corp (The)
Elder
Manufacturing
19% Jan
Jan
65
100
5
Inc
Jan
313/4
1,500
Domestic Finance Corp
Dow Chemical Co (new)
Lines
18%
30%
Feb
Air
900
39%
21%
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
19
31%
Jan
Eastern
Jan
.25
17%
21 Va
5
—1
,—5
Do Mont Laboratories Inc (Allen B)
Class A
10c
tin Pont (EI) de Nemours (Un)5
13%
.10
14%
2
10
Jan-
Missouri Portland Cement
20 Va
(Unt—
11%
Jan
600
Dodge Mfg Corp
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Feb
500
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
Detroit & Cleveland Nav
19%
„1
17%
1
Jan
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Mississippi River Fuel
13%
40
Jan
19%
4%
__
II
Piping & Supply i
Inc common
x30% X30%
x30%
Feb
27%
Jan
200
53
3%
19
78 %
Utilities
South
$1 prior
18%
78%
18%
10
18%
22%
200
300
A
_•
Miller Ac Hart
Jan
(Un)
13%
>
(Glenn L)
Portland Cement Co
54%
2%
Corp
1
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Mtckelberry'8 Food
Products
33%
Curtiss-Wright
12%
2,000
-
f
Jan
Deere & Company—
Jan
19%
*
1% Jar»
<
Co
54%
*•
1
24%
29 Vs
Feb
10 %
Feb
Power Co
23%
28
2%
4%
1%
Continental Motors Corp
22%
87%
'
•
150
Consumers
Jan
~8%
•
2%
preferred
Feb
25%
35%
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Jan
<1.40
30
Jan
19%
lion Oil
14%
(Un)
Jan
24%
38%
*
Jan
31%
Co Inc
28%
15%
7
8% Jan
600
Colombia Gas System
500
300
1
5%
500
Commonwealth Edison common
30
25%
17%
Jan
15%
Coleman (The)
29%
20
Jan
32% '
Inc
Jan
9%
4
14%
Clinton Foods
10%
15%
8
19%
1
100
•
1
5
•
25
25
Jan
~4%
•
4%
4%
*
25
10%
4(4
250
31%
Towel Co common
Chrysler Corp
Cleveland Cliffs Iron common
4%% preferred
Cleveland Electric Ilium Co
1,800
79
"
900
-
14%
Chicago
Jan
10%
18%
8%
8
1%
—*
Pacific Ry Co-®
20 %
12%
0
preferred
Libby McNeil & Libby—
Co common
31 Va
Common
Feb
"
10
—25
;
*
Co-—
Lincoln Printing
25
1
Central & South West Corp ——~—5
Central Illinois Pub Service
10
Central 111 Secur Corp common——1
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
25
Chicago & Southern Air Lines"
Chicago Corp common
1
Chicago Rock Island &
18
19%
4
Co common
$2.50
43%
10% Jan
—
Co
Machine
Leath &
15 Vs
.
63%
*
Feb
900
28
5
Co
(Un)———
& Sessions Co—
Lam son
39%
44%
16
Feb
Jan
42%
42%
15%
15%
161 %
159
3,500
1,000
159% 160%
Jan
14%
1,800
-
15
preferred
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac. Ry—
Jan
40 %
Jan
25
15
20%
Pacific (Un)
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit
55%
Jan
22%
.
1
•
—1
33Vhc
Monarch Co_
Forge Co
Knapp
Jan
15%
Convertible
Co
14%
47
Canadian
Feb
38%
25%
29%
10
1
8.75
1
Laughlin Steel Corp
& Chemical common
& Light (Un)
Power
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Kennecott Copper Corp
Jan
5%
Feb
57%
10%
•
Machine
Burroughs Adding
Butler Brothers
54
10%
8%
Co
Shoe
4%
500
4%
•
20
Jan
100
800
18
Rats Drug
yan
.
750
15%
Inc—-——•—15
Budd
Company—
•
Burkhart
(F)
Manufacturing—
8
Burlington Mills Corp
1
Brown
4%
58%
—9
Corp
Borg-Warner
Brach
100
11%
10
—
10%
18%
18
Kansas
Jan
10
Jan
4% Jan
4%
42%
•
—,—1
5,
(Un)
Co_—
Corp
Sinks Manufacturing
95A
39%
(Un)_lP
1
Consolidated Mining
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Besaguet
500
27%
159%
*
10
5
Jan
54
39%
Kaiser Alum
57%
15
—_———13
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton
9%
Jan
27
3
Bastian-Blessing Co
BeMen Manufacturing
Bendlx Aviation Corp
10%
40%
54
22
r
300
10%
10%
40%
25
•
High
L&u
High
10%
Jones dr
Jan
27% Jan
14%
4
3
Mfg
Avoo
7% Jan
9%
8%
Washer Co
Automatic
150
8%
6Va Jan
8%
57 %
(111) common
5
Ashland Oil & Refining common——1
——.
7
100
27
Co
Atbey Products Corp
Feb
29
300
<
6%
4%
(Un)
1
Co (111) —
_1
American Machine & Foundry _—---*
American Rad & Stand San (Un)—•
American Tel & Tel Co
—100
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)__
50
Armco
Steel Co
(Un)—
-10
&
30%
'
American Investment
Armour
17
17
29
4%
——
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Feb
9%.
Airlines
American
Feb
25% Jan
8
Mfg
Chalmers
42%
300
«%
;-l
______
Allied Laboratories
AJlis
800
26
29
1
5
6
—1
50c
Equipment.
Gas
43 %
26%
—
Roller Bearing
Aetna Ball &
42 V2
25%
17
-u-
———-—
Advanced Alum Castings—
Affiliated
42 %
Co
D)
(J
Adams
Admiral
High
Law
Low
•
•
interstate Power Co
3.50
Iowa Illinois Gas & Elec (Un)—_—•
Iowa Power & Light Co (Uaj
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
for Week
of Prices
10
7.50
Packers Ltd
International Paper (Un)
International Shoe Co
International Tel & Tel (Un)
International
High
Low
-g
—-—
Pat
for Week
o! Prices
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
round-lot transactions only.
compilation of the
A
Week's
Friday
„•
Midwest Stock Exchange
I
J. Monday, February 9, 1953 *
,
(654)
18%
200
18%
Jan
19
Jan
2%
Jan
3
500
2%
2%
17%
17%
100
1
18%
183/4
20%
500
•
56%
56%
56%
120
1
3 Vs
Jan
17
-
Jan
17%
Jan
16%
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
56%
Feb
55
•
Volume 177
Number 5193
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(655)
35
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR WEEK
ENDED
FEBRUARY
6
•
Week's
STOCKS
Par
Union Carbide & Carbon
Air
United
Corporation
0
Lines
Rubber
3
70%
(Del)
(Un)„
Jan
72% Feb
Anglo
31
200
29%
Jan
31 %
Jan
Arm co
Iron Works
Walgreen
Co
Warner
51/4
Jan
Armour
29%
29%
30%
400
29%
Feb
311/4
Jan
Atchison
40%
40%
43
5,300
40%
Feb
Jan
Atlas Corp
143
46
Feb
Atok-Big
143
Feb
44'%
143
Western
Union
Westlnghouse
Inc
Willys-Overland
w
.ocensin
Woodall
Corp
World
Motors
Publishing
Yates-American
Zenith
Radio
Machine
Co
_
-
5
_
Jan
13%
28
Jan
29
Jan
123/4
Jan
14
Feb
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
40%
300
39%
Jan
41%
Jan
Bankline
500
46 3/a
Jan
48 Ye
Feb
Basin Oil
200
26%
Jan
26%
Feb
Beech
14
500
133/4
Feb
13
400
12%
14% Jan
Bendix
Stores
Tel
Arundel
Co
Benguet .Cons
Jan
131%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
Beihienem
Feb
15 %
Feb
16
16
Feb
16
Feb
13%
200
700
793/4
Feb
13%
76 3%
Feb
14%
Jan
80
Jan
Borden
Atlantic
City
Elec
Baldwin
Securities
5%
1st
Bankers
6%
Corp
Co
37%
Feb
39%
Jan
Canadian
Jan
161%
Jan
Canadian
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
Case
429
26%
Jan
28 %
Jan
Caterpillar
Celanese
27%
10%
10%
471
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
lc
3%
3%
600
3%
Jan
3%
(J
&
&
Motors
Gimbel
3%
3%
3%
1,065
27%
Jan
32%
Jan
10
61%
Feb
61%
Feb
Preferred
15%
16
693
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
91%
91%
94%
605
91
Jan
96
Jan
Clorox
•
*
170
7%
Jan
8
Jan
Colorado
26%
27
289
24%
Jan
27
Feb
Columbia
36%
36%
36"%
253
36%
Feb
37%
Jan
Class
89
91%
25
87
Jan
91%
Feb
Columbia
66%
70
4,002
7%
__
'■
__10
5
66
"
Martin
64%
Jan
70
14%
15
190
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
10%
10%
840
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
20
20
21%
211
20
Feb
22%
Jan
16%
17%
145
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
_1
*
7%
10%
5
10
Pennroad
Pennsylvania
,
Philadelphia
Phila
Participating
Corp
615
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
•
34%
34%
35%
2,434
32%
Jan
35%
Feb
21%
21%
23%
4,925
21%
Feb
23 y8
Jan
10
48%
48%
50
168
48%
Feb
52%
Jan
*
38%
38%
39%
173
38%
Jan
40
Jan
•
32
31%
32"%
„
common
Wire
3,514
31%
Feb
33
20%
20%
40
20%
Feb
20% Feb
•
5%
5%
5%
758
20
7%
7%
7%
31%
31%
34
*
.J.
-
Co
26%
26%
27%
—
27%
27%
200
*
,
common
preferred
j.
Service
13%
3
Insulated
Philco
13
50
Phila Transportation
Public
13%
Light
Electric
El
&
Gas
common
$1.40 preference commoh
Reading
*
——
Sun
Co
50
Paper
Oil
United
United
common
*
32'%
__
Jan
5%
Gas
Westmoreland
Inc
Westmoreland
1
13 %
Coal
1,683
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
810
31%
Feb
36%
Oil
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
27
Jan
27%
Jan
33%
32%
185
Jan
33%
Jan
56%
79%
81%
249
5%
5%
275
35
36%
639
31%
Jan
36%
Feb
18%
18%
50
18%
Jan
18%
Jan
21
21%
150
21
Feb
23
Jan
35%
—
20
21
i
Jan
63 %
Jan
54 %
427
Jan
58
Jan
79%
'
82%
Jan
5
6
Wwk'a
Friday
Last
Jan
Par
Co
Columbia Gas System
Brewing
5
of Prices
Low
•
«»
Co
Gas
Co
Star
McKlnney
Mfg
3.00
25,037
2.15
Jan
3.00
Feb
48 %
492
41%
Jan
48%
Feb
a54%
54 3/4
12
10
al5%
$2.50
(Un)
Screw
Bolt
&
Renner
San
Co
Toy
Engineering & Foundry Co
5
*
Alloys Steel
Westlnghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12.50
Shares
Range Sinee Jan. 1
low
of
N
Continental
Motors
Zellerbach
Preferred
1
50%
263/4
26%
579
26%
Jan
27% Jan
12
12
100
12
Feb
12
5A
30 3/i
5%
30%
21 %
10
a61%
(Un)
American
Factors
American
Pwr
American
&
Ltd
1
S
S
(Un)
Tel
Di
Giorgio Fruit class A
American
Viscose
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
footnote"
Mining
Class
B
cp*
osee
4?
59
Jan
63%
Jan
280
333/8
Feb
38'%
Jan
3,988
1.10
Jan
1.35
Jan
*
Domlnguez Oil Fields Co
Du
du
Chemical
a89%
3%
39%
Jan
41% Feb
70
21%
Jan
22 %
503/»
Feb
50%
471
91%
Jan
95
393/4
Jan
29
91%
Jan
91%
Jan
40
125
33%
Jan
40
Feb
19%
Jan
15
Jan
819% al9%
115
a40 % a413/4
40
a__
a40% a40%
15
Jan
Jan
a__
14%
14%
19% Jan
a
666
14%
Feb
570
—
20%
21
20%
Feb
21%
Jan
a35%
a35%
a36
140
34 %
Jan
34%
Jan
•
64
64
64
379
64
Jan
64
Jan
A
10%
10%
115
9%
Jan
10%
•
40%
40%
445
38%
Jan
40%
Feb
1.33%
15
15
100
143/4
Jan
15
Feb
1
22%
22%
1,475
203/8
Jan
22'/a
Feb
Jan
11
10%
11
656
10
Feb
13%
13%
325
12
Jan
Feb
13% Feb
64%
13%
5
64%
336
61
Jan
64% Feb
102% Feb
102 % 102%
28
101%
Jan
9%
9%
265
8:%
Jan
15%
103
15%
Feb
16%
Jan
14%
Feb
16 %
Jan
5
15%
15%
9% Feb
14%
14%
15
202
2.55
2.60
210
Mont
Lab
Class
(E I)
Pont
(Un)
de
A
Eastern
Air
(Un)___„
30
2,168
29%
Feb
313/4
Jan
40%
40%
41%
748
40 %
Feb
42 %
Jan
16%
16%
150
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
a97%al00%
516
94%
Jan
98%
Jan
a27% a27 %
50
27%
Jan
27%
10c
5
Eastman Kodak Co
El
Dorado
Oil
(Un)
(Un)
common
a97%
10
Electric Bond & Share Co
45
502
44%
Jan
453/4
Jan
7%
7%
735
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
5
(Un)__
24%
24%
104
24%
Feb
24%
Feb
45
3
a35
•
44%
!
a35 a36 %
345
36%
Jan
36%
Jan
44%
45
1,212
44%
Feb
46%
Jan
1
Co
1%
1 %
1,400
1%
Feb
1Jan
25c
a%
a%
33
%
Jan
W Jan
Feb
108
Feb
41%
Feb
43
Jan
.
Corp Ltd
—
—
—
—
Petroleums
Board
Machinery
Prods
6c
•
7
prior pfd (Un)—100
Chem Corp
10
108
Electric Co
(Un)
Paint
7%
2,199
Jan
7%
Jan
7
a68%
a53% a54 %
Company
State
Ltd
39
50
363/s
Jan
39
Feb
Jan
29
Jan
2
Jan
Feb
Feb
21% Jan
Jan
72
Jan
165
52%
Jan
52%
Jan
1,671
65"%
Jan
69 3/4
Feb
10%
11
485
10%
Feb
12
Jan
15%
15%
150
15%
Jan
16
Jan
15%
15%
50
Jan
1
preferred
36
36
240
Rubber
403
Jan
Great
2
1,070
1%
Jan
2
Jan
Greyhound
168
30%
Feb
32
553/4
Jan
153/4
Feb
36
Feb
a8%
50
17
Jan
18
Jan
17%
829
70
Jan
73
Jan
(Un)
•
(Un)
a77%
73
20
a—
a__
.
a77% a77%
25
52%
Jan
a52% a53%
223
2%
Jan
56%
•
58
657
54%
Jan
58
12%
13
657
12%
Jan
13
—
54%
Jan
3/s
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
15 %
36
17%
17%
(Un)—
common
70
73
100
;
Goodyear Tire &
8
•
common
4%
Graham-Paige Corp
Jan
10%
common
13/4
457
73%
*
Conv
Gillette
27
a70
Jan
15%
Jan
20
108
69%
common
Jan
Co
7
50
480
68%
preferred
preferred
Goodrich (B F)
300
108
41%
a68%
24
2nd
7%
108
41 %
a54 %
(Un)
Corp
Cumulative
Jan
44%
•
Works
General
35
Jan
29%
1
Jan
300
2.60
29%
Inc
15 %
562
Jan
•
Nemours
Lines
Feb
7
2.40
5
14%
2
661
240
A—2%
Co
115
283/a
41%
a20% a20%
•
14%
20%
1.25
5
305/a
543/8
52%
155
8%
16%
6%
120
.
8 3/a
Jan
156
16%
Feb
60c
700
9c
1,000
26
Jan
Jan
60c
8
9
16%
Jan
North
Hancock
pfd
Oil
Co
class
A
Hilton
1
60c
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
Honolulu
26
Feb
Hudson
25
308
133/4
831
a 16%
50
1
Holly Development Co
Honokaa Sugar Co (Un)
Jan
Oil
1.30
1.35
1,000
•
Corp
13%
20
25
Jan
27
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
153/a
Jan
Jan
1.70
Jan
1.20
5%
5%
210
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a48 %
a50%
147
50
al6%
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63
a—
Inc
6%
Jan
16%
Jan
Idaho
Maryland Mines Corp
28%
27%
28 %
607
26%
Jan
28%
Feb
Idaho
Power
45 3/a
45%
47%
378
45%
Feb
4778
Jan
International Harvester
18% a 18%
1.60
3,960
a43
a44
45
31'/a
32
823
% a45%
80
Feb
5%
Feb
51 Va
Jan
Jan
_
32
1.55
a
5%
Jan
a
Feb
293/4
Jan
12
•
Co
Feb
1
153/a
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Corp
Motor Car
Foods
25
13%
al6%
Pineapple Co Ltd
Hotels
12%
5
Hawaiian
Feb
8c
(Un)_*
.1
Jan
24'/a
'197
Ry non-cum
Corp
Feb
W**lr's
Co
__
(Un(
_
*
a27% a28%
170
30
2%
__
__
a74
__
__
15%
a41%
159%
54
520
333/a Jan
Kern
Jan
283/4
Jan
Leslie
Feb
3%
Jan
Corp
•
(Un)
—
&
Corp
(Un)
LeTourneau
R
G
Jan
813
18% Feb
20'A
Jan
850
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
a70% a71%
160
73%
Jan
73%
Jan
a70%
a27% a29%
a47 'A a47%
4
Feb
Lockheed
14%
14%
320
14%
Jan
15% Jan
32%
33%
591
32 3/8
Feb
35%
36
Jan
36%
Jan
Macy
Jan
54
Jan
41
26%
Jan
29
Jan
150
453A
Jan
45 3A
Jan
4%
705
33/8
Jan
4%
Jan
52
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545
78
4
80
—
Jan
80'A
Feb
53
—
1
1
80%
a
56%
588
53
Feb
59%
Jan
39
53
—
39%
591
37
Jan
39%
Feb
100
22
Feb
22
22
22
Feb
9
9
300
Jan
9
Jan
23%
24
1,010
22
Jan
24
Feb
12%
133/4
1,210
113/s
Jan
133/4
Feb
% 125 %
55
25%
Jan
25%
Jan
21%
——
Corp
535/s
8%
Jan
10
Aircraft
80
al93/s al9%
Libby McNeill & Libby
58
Jan
a—
12
a273A
—
—
75
Jan
18%
a47%
—__
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Jan
—
33
a54%
10
Feb
a—
1.85
a—
Jan
a 54
2.60
58
31'/a
18%
—
Co
a—
11%
•
County Land
Feb
18'/a
-83/4
(Un)
1.55
113%
..1
—1
Light
Copper
Salt
a54 %
a45
60
Corp
75
a35% a35%
14% ' 14%
•
Loew's Inc (Un)
&
Co
Magnavox
(R
H)
Co
13'A
Jan
143/4
Feb
Marchant
300
2%
Feb
2%
Feb
Marine
15%
15%
Bancorporation
427
14%
Jan
15% Feb
Martin
Co
Matson
a41% a42%
326
Navigation Co (Un)
41%
Jan
43%
153% 160%
54
2,4ao
54
70
159 %
290
42%
44%
10.773
54
Jan
.
Feb
a
160%
60
42%
Feb
44 3%
-
(Un)__—
a25%
1
Meier & Frank Co
Menasco
Mfg
Co
a25
21 Va
•
*
(Un)...
Inc
common
Middle South Util
Lode Mines
10
1,324
53
50
15%
6C
17%
332
173/8
18
890
a37
50
15%
153/4
575
3%
•
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107
173A
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17%
1
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Mindanao Mother
18
213/s
17%
53
17%
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McKesson & Robbing Inc
Jan
Jan
...
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Calculators Inc
Jan
a—
13%
17 %
—
55
2%
Jan
•
common
2%
a25% a25%
42%
•
(Un)
33 %0
Power
Kennecott
2 3/8
205
58
High
Kansas
Feb
"
290
53
-7%
& Tel com
Co
Kaiser-Frazer
28 3/a
220
2%
Co
Paper
__
Preferred
low
a72%
—
(Un)
Oil
Johns-Manville
Range Since Jan. 1
Htah
30
♦
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical com mil
Shares
1.55
a44
—-
-
International Tel
for Week
30
1
(Un)
(Un)
Intex
«»1»i
Range
of Prices
Low
*
_50
40
35
a89 % a91%
common
14%
•
(Un)
Jan
164
94%
Doernbecher Mfg Co
26%
25
Corp (Un)
(Un)
Co
Jan
24%
94%
common
85
100
Co
Jan
33%
Jan
1
413
•
& Tel
5:%
Feb
23
50%
(Un)
16 5/a
32%
20
(Un)
Feb
30%
80
1.15
Corp
Smelting & Refining—
Common
American
For
&
516
385
333/8
1
26 3/a
a35%
<Un)
875
5
15%
25
(Un)
Feb
Feb
a61 a62 %
•
26%
12%
distrih
Ex
Jan
5:%
,
*
Curtiss-Wright Corp
General
High
'
Lt
■
5% Feb
31%
50 3/s
1
31
243/4
15%
*
•
Radiator
American
10
(Un)_
Jan
4%
a21% a23%
33%
•
common
Jan
9c
__
Can Co (Un)
American Car & Foundry
Feb
Jan
14%
—:
Corp
8%
—
Par
American
Jan
17%
22
Jan
(Un)
Corp
Foods
16 %
Last
(tin)
Jan
Jan
Creameries of Amer Inc
Crown
Motors
533/8
8%
Sale Price
Inc
Jan
14
(Un)
Jan
2
Friday
STOCKS
Mfg
18'%
Jan
16'%
47%
2
class
International
Airlines
17%
21
25
Y
General
.
San Francisco Slock Exchange
Allis-Chalmers
5%
12%
cl
Inter'l Nickel Co Canada
American
80
1%
Consolidated Grocers Corp
Consolidated
Vultee
Aircraft
Hunt
United
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co—
Allied Chem &, Dye Corp (Un)
85
400
111
Coppermlnes
General
30%
Vanadium
Air
al7
17%
14%
•
Ind
293/s
60c
1
Corporation
Reduction Co (Un)
16 3/4
560
(Un)
22%
73/4
2
10c
Admiral
Jan
200
Edison
Chemical
35
l3/4
—
Spring
15% Jan
5%
(Un)
137
283/a
__
Steel
—.
10
Jan
*
303/4
20
*
Mining
Standard
a
—
Jan
15%
17%
25
System
24
28 3/s
54%
•
common
***—
9%
72
14%
Iron
Golden
25
Corp
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry
a
300
50%
10
30%
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-2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pitts
15%
50%
f
233/8
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common
a
_
5
,,
Feb
7%
20
preferred
a
a21% a213/4
a
•
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Co
203/4
7%
—1
convertible
190
10
a—
'
40
Jan
14%
—-
__
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
a
a77% a78 %
25
18%
14%
•
—10
,
Jan
2.60
common
39
Mountain Fuel Supply
Natco Corp
Jan
2.80
100
718
203/4
-8.50
Refractories—
Gas
Jan
13 Va
1.25
Solvents
Edison
Federated
High
19%
Manufacturing Co
Lone
57 %
Feb
Ltd
Co
System
Food
1
Joy
jan
Feb
11%
1
&
Fibre
Sal**
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Gas
13a
53%
515
Jan
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Walker
1%
718
2%
Warrants
Equitable
5,010
12%
48%
El Paso Natural Gas Co
Harbison
1 %
53%
11%
•
Emporium Capwell
Duquesne
%
53%
11%
America
Co
Consolidated
Eureka
Blaw-Knox
1
Feb
53%
2%
(Un)
common
Broadcast.
Commercial
Jan
1,050
55%
__
--,-10
—
50>%
7
Feb
Jan
55%
*
;
Improvement
317
Mining Co
Commonwealth
Jan
5
__
Co
Corp
63%
—23
Fuel
Consolidated
Dow
Scott
623/4
62%
7
Feb
1
RR
Feb
5
B
Consol
Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water <5c Power Co
15%
5
Ry
Chemical
26%
commoh__13%
Pennsylvania
Jan
10
Chrysler Corp
—
&
14%
1%
(Un)
15 %
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
Lehigh Valley RR
Corp
Pennsylvania Power
100
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Mill St Paul RR com
910
(Glenn LJ
10O
1
Jan
31%
Co
7
15%
•
4%
61%
common
Corp
Jan
7
15%
2
Jan
3%
30%
Brothers
Deposit
Feb
Jan
9'%
*
of
Eureka
61%
Storage Battery
Fidelity
10%
28%
Jan
1
Corp
___25
General
Jan
Feb
9 %
Co
Co
•
Publishing Co
10 Va
263/4
10
Tractor
100
Delaware Power & Light
Electric
10%
P1.00
(Un)
Machine
Atlantic
Cities Service
Curtis
Jan
100
Co
Pacific
I)
——50
Corp
(Un)
Central
Corp—
Budd Company
Chrysler
Jan
8%
Jan
*
common
preferred
—
110
Jan
170
5
Packing Corp
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
Canada
159%
26%
a—
Feb
73/8
245
:
Sullivan
&
Ink
390
26%
9-1
*
Cement
670
19%
100
604
9%
Sugar
3,725
19
13
prefeired
Securities
partic
Hill
38%
19
a—
91
8%
10%
California
High
20
91
8%
91
Jan
15
Adding
Jackson Co
159% 160%
160
10
Corp
Transit
37%
LOW
Jan
26%
Company
Calaveras
High
*
.
Co__•
Baidwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Low
100%
9%
(Un)
California
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan
10%
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Byron
Sales
Jan
100%
Feb
26%
iun>
Burroughs
for Week
Shares
Mining
Steei
Co
Calamba
Week's
of Prices
12%
100
Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
60
Jan
112
a30
(Un)__13
(Un)
14%
100
1
al9%
10%
1
15%
Range
*
Tel
&
a29%
43'A
653
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42
Feb
20c
200
Last
Corporation.
a98%
5
Calif
2,200
Friday
American
of
143/4
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
American
Co
Aircraft Corp
Aviation Corp
Bunker
Par
a98%
Jan
%
1
15%
76%
Sale Price
12
Oil Co
48%
Budd
STOCKS
11%
am
39%
»
26-/4
133/8
76%
_
41
12% Jan
300
16
—
280
3
14%
4
Co
41%
P2
15»/4
14%
41%
;
300
12%
— —
•
2
Corp
(Un)
113/4
13%
1
Corp
Inc
2,500
50
Wedge
26%
26%
_
Low
42
Mfg Corp (Un)
47
1
0
_
(Un)
Bankshares
(Un)
40%
-12%
common
Industries
Top & Santa Fe
14
11
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
28i/4
200
Shares
41%
(Un)
11%
10
_
Stores
&
Low
41%
Sales
for Week
10
133/4
—
Telegraph
Electric
20
28
(Un)—
White Motor Co
Wieboldt
11%
_
Pictures
Bank
Corp
Co
(111)
Jan
143
Natl
Steel
51/8
•
_
Bros
Calif
100
Avco
Van. Dorn
of Prices
Par
70%
5%
100
_
High
600
5%
*
_
Low
Range
Sale Price
30%
5
preferred—
High
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
723/4
1
Co
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
70%
—10
.
of Prices
Low
•
—
Inc
0 8 Steel Corp
7% , cumulative
fer Week
Last
Sale Price
United
Sales
Range
Friday
33/4
4,905
a267/8 a27 %
34
5c
6c
115,350
Jan
22'A
Jan
17%
Jan
18
Jan
53
Feb
53
Feb
15
Jan
17%
Jan
a—
17%
Feb
19
Jan
a—
14 5/a
153/4
Jan
2%
Jan
5c
Jan
Feb
3%
Peb
6c
Jan
a
a__
—
—
v
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
36
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1953
.
(656)
OTHER STOCK
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
EXCHANGES
FEBRUARY «
ENDED
(Un)
10«
Monolith Portland Cement com (Un)_*
Preferred (Un)
—10
Montana-Dakota Utilities
(Un)
5
M
J
Montana
Co
Power
(Un)
*
Y
27%
1
Co common (Un)—10
Invest common—
1
18%
21%
11
25
19"A
100
a77
RR
Central
Niagara Mohawk Power
North American Aviation
North
American
North
American
(Un)
Railway
Pacific
Oil Co
Oceanic
Edison
Ohio
Inc
Co
Can
Pacific
5%
5%
1st
preferred
Oil
Jan
Schenley Industries
%
1.50 Feb
Feb
23
25% Jan
Sears
Roebuck
Jan
Shell
Oil
28
Jan
27%
16%
Jan
19
Jan
21%
Feb
11
Feb
13%
v
Feb
19%
Jan
83%
Jan
13%
Jan
16% Feb
247
12%
Feb
12% Jan
350
23c
Feb
25e
Jan
19%
Jan
19
Jan
Southern
1.40
Jan
1.50
Jan
Sperry
24
6%
9%
28%
—
150
1,694
40
40
1,315
31%
—
4%
28%
—
42%
Jan
15%
_
Brands
Standard
Oil
39%
Jan
Studebaker
Jan
34%
Jan
Sunray
Jan
31%
Jan
Super
Jan
150
26%
Jan
27
27%
Jan
28
27%
Jan
27%
Jan
Standard Oil Co
376
110
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp
Oil
Reserve
573/4
Jan
567/e
Jan
Feb
100
Feb
100
400
,
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
219
17%
Jan
18 %
Jan
253/g
Feb
Jan
118%
24%
241
211
200
Feb
57%
Jan
185
54 %
Jan
54%
Jan
68%
Jan
68%
Jan
Jan
Jan
36%
36%
373
35%
Jan
37%
Jan
38
38%
2,976
37%
Jan
24%
24%
200
24 %
Feb
24%
Feb
a24%
a24% a25%
127
24%
Jan
25%
Jan
a32 %
a32 % a32%
132
32%
Jan
32%
Jan
31%
32%
363
31%
Jan
32%
31%
31%
10
31%
Feb
31%
Feb
2
—8
*
11%
12 %
250
11%
Feb
13
Jan
16
16
356
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
45
45
943
43%
Jan
46
Jan
43%
43%
242
40%
Jan
43'%
Feb
2
8%
8%
210
8%
Feb
8%
Jan
28
28'A
250
27%
Jan
28%
Feb
55%
57%
4,328
54%
Jan
59%
Jan
a74% a76 %
144
80%
Jan
80%
Jan
38%
Oil
•
1
25
a75%
Jan
-•
76%
77
Jan
78%
Jan
34%
34%
275
33%
Jan
34%
Jan
42%
43 y4
1,185
39%
Jan
43 %
Feb
19%
19%
20%
1,030
19%
Feb
21%
Jan
14%
.14%
15
475
14%
Feb
15%
Jun
37%
37%
430
37%
Jan
39%
Jan
56%
415
54
Jan
56'A
Feb
„
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
55%
Feb
38%
—5
.—1
1
5
7.80
J
—
Sylvania Electric Products
Texas
Tide
Incorporated common
Oil
Associated
Water
Corp
Tri-ConUnental
55%
28
—50c
10
(Un)
Company
Textron
-
840
74%
11%
11%
325
11%
Feb
11%
Feb
23 %
23%
4,285
22'A
Jan
23%
Jan
26%
26%
3,926
26
Jan
28
Jan
17
17%
250
17
Feb
17%
Jan
a70% a72%
161
70%
Jan
71%
Jan
38%
40%
1,775
38
Jan
40%
Jan
37%
38%
390
36%
Jan
38%
Feb
?o iu
29%
548
29%
Feb
31%
Jan
10%
10%
1,036
10
Jan
10%
Jan
23%
26%
—2
.
—1
24%
116
Jan
23%
Union
Carbide
Feb
Union
Oil Co
Jan
United
Corp
of California common__28
Aircraft
United
8
(Un)
Corp
Lines
Air
6%
Jan
9%
10%
Jan
United
310
27%
Jan
293/8
Feb
United
579
22%
Feb
23%
Jan
U S Steel Corp common
884
11
Jan
835
39%
Feb
12% Jan
42% Feb
150
31%
Feb
36%
Jan
444
60%
Jan
62%
Jan
379
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
254
28%
Feb
30% Jan
171
42%
Feb
43%
Jan
60%
Jan
60%
16
34
530
Glass
Victor
Equipment
Warner
Oil
Life
Coast
Western
Air
33%
Jan
34
Jan
Western
Dept
Pacific
Jan
34%
Jan
Western
Jan
19%
Feb
RR
Western Union
21
100
282
41%
48
Feb
Wcstinghouse
Jan
21%
Jan
Willys-Overland
43
Feb
Woolworth
20%
43
Jan
Elec
(F
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
27%
Jan
27%
Jan
(Un)
*
55c
2,733
5
2,047
4 %
Jan
5 %
Jan
158
28%
Jan
31%
Feb
Jan
Jan
55c
%
a 26%
130
26%
Jan
26%
Jan
11%
310
11%
Jan
12
Jan
9%
9%
320
9%
Jan
a63 % a64%
20
a__
a39% a39%
40
a—
47%
636
a 26
9%
a39%
a—
45%
-
45%
12%
12%
415
12%
47%
465
44%
Jan
-
Jan
13 %
Jan
45%
—
.
47%
Feb
45%
12%
1
10
Jan
9%
a—
45IA
12%
(Un)
31%
45c
11%
10
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Motors
W)
Feb
307
Jan
300
207
31%
31 %
9
com
co
10
9
50c
25c~
Telegraph
Jan
46%
21
43
8%
12%
84
1
Stores
343/8
300
209
307
1
:
Jan
9
13%
4%
5
(Un)
(Un)——
Inc
Lines
Jan
8%
1
(Un)
West Indies Sugar
Jan
18:%
Jan
43
13%
a27%
r
Insurance
Jan
34
Feb
44
Feb
—1
100
29%
141
Feb
41%
a27% a27%
13%
9
100
(Un)
Jan
Jan
Jan
40%
150
1
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95
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14
1,875
41%
41%
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Wells Fargo Bank '& U T
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140
43
41%
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14%
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10
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175
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Mold Corp
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Jan
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7
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Jan
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19%
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190
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96
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28
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Radio
8%
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—
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16%
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29
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14
41
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12
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Jan
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6
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28
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25
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83
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24
24
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23
310
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34
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33
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100
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56
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61
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Feb
1.50
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11%
17%
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Feb
Feb
100
20
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Pullman Inc cap (Un)
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7
7
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830
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—
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Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Pioneer
Jan
39%
27%
27%
common
RR
Pennsylvania
Feb
23 %
Jan
—
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•
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Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
1
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Packard
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Feb
Jan
—
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Jan
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14
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1,112
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598
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26%
27%
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396
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100
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39%
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36
257
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Feb
3,640
33%
—
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2,678
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28
61%
34
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3
—
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28
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4.80%
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29%
200
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545
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651
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1.065
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American Fisheries
Pacific
22%
23c
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—
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common
Feb
215
20
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989
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11%
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—
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15
9
595
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19%
Feb
210
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33
27 %
61 %
33
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27%
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28
23 25'A
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19
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15
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20
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23%
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7
1,255
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Jan
Jan
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Canadian Bronze common
Jan
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Canadian Car & Foundry common-
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235
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2,126
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25%
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Feb
Feb
39
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1,510
20
Jan
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44
275
43%
Jan
45
Jan
21
200
21
Feb
22%
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38
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British
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130
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Canada
Jan
7%
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Jan
20
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1934
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20
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10
87
1,903
27
27%
120
22%
27
22%
1,165
33
7%
8%
35
6.15
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44
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Jan
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Jan
—
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13%
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46
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43%
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48
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19
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16
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32
7,189
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34%
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240
13
13
515
13
Jan
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380
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62
62
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62
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63
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15
15 %
5,365
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Jan
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•
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com.
•
62
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•
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13
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12
12
12
—
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*
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1,455
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31
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16
Jan
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Feb
T1
Jfiast quotations on all
Canadian securities.
Orders handled
on
Canadian Stock
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
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from coast to coast.
For
footnotes
see
page
42.
E
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ROYAL
W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.
30 Broad Street
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13%
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•
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33%
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•
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Jan
100
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Jan
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99
39 %
•
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—
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23
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A
Jan
44
44
15
19%
_
preferred
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Jan
22%
class A
_
26%
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Jan
100
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100
.
•
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Jan
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12%
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Jan
98%
—
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14%
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Feb
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Corp
5%
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45
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25
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12
100
100
preferred- "lOO f
13%
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— _
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100
—-
100
preferred
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Canada
51%
of
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2nd
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1
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Aluminium
13"%
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10
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13%
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7
—
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Jan. 1
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
all all%
*
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Power
Safeway Ltd 1st
Canada
Low
13%
2
Northern
Canada
High
25%
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preferred
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5%
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of Prices
LOW
Low
Par
Friday
for Week
oi Prices
Sale Price
OanftdlM Fonda
Sales
Range
Friday
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Volume 177
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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37
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion
Red
Tar
Chemical
preferred
Dominion
7%
»
&
_
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Dow
common
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Dry den Paper
15%
900
14%
Jan
15%
1,105
38%
Jan
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Jan
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100
20
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14
•
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Electrolux Corp
:
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Famous Players Canadian Corp
33 %•
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5%
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14
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21%
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100
103
103
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&
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...
...
17
103
47%
Feb
%
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34
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15
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class
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Jan
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129
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33
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30
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31%
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35
35
36
475
35
Feb
38
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39
39
110
37
Jan
41
Jan
20
26
525
26
Feb
26%
Jan
26
26
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26
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15
15
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46
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•
31
31
31
220
30
Jan
100
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110
12
27
1,097
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9
26
Jan
Feb
13
Jan
Jan
27%
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Jan
78%
Feb
31
Jan
19
10%
525
19
Feb
20
Jan
•
70
70%
335
70
Feb
72
Jan
1
Co
Ltd
41%
•
37%
—•
common
41
43
1,240
39
23
23%
1,153
22%
37%
38
23
*
—
■
31%
31%
825
Jan
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35
Jan
23%
Feb
32%
Jan
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Jan
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1,695
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Jan
19%
19%
240
18 %
Jan
13%
13%
13%
400
13%
Feb
13%
St
Lawrence
Shawinigan
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B
Corp
4%
15%
15%
16
800
15%
Feb
16%
Jan
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trust
(Hi
5'k
Class
14 %
21
Preferred
Thrift
-
Feb
^iker
Power
&
Worts
Jan
48%
Jan
20%
250
20%
Jan
22
Jan
21
830
20
20% a20%
25
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11%
25
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5
52%
21%
21%
28%
33
28%
50%
Jan
58
Feb
235
52%
Jan
54
Ltd
575
21
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
425
Jan
28 %
32%
Jan
34%
Jan
415
32%
Feb
34
Jan
14
27%
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2.62
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125
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15
13
13%
13%
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Jan
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46
1,150
43%
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Jan
33
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125
33
Feb
33
Feb
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29 %c
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82c
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24
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Celta Dev
Jan
29%
Jan
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Gold
33
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Jan
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35
34 %
35
1,380
31%
Jan
35
Feb
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610
40%
Feb
40%
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37c
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38c
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8c
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53c
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20%
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63c
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6.60
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60c
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12c
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,
30c
500
30c
Feb
30c
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20%
20%
325
20%
Jan
23%
Jan
7c
Jan
6c
Feb
7.40
Feb
Ltd
Mines
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Feb
6 %c
60c
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Jan
1.35
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3.70
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Feb
5c
—
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Feb
Jan
29c
MARKET
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Jan
1.50
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.
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3.40
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Jan
3.45
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Feb
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Feb
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432,120
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100
3.05
23 %c
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1.15
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28%
-
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23
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76
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42
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13
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25
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Jan
33
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32
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50
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280
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26
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30
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42
ft
common
Feb
33%
12%
16 %
Jan
a__
170
•
1.
75
50
23
1
•
common
15%
a5
1
common
preferred
1,090
23
20
common
13%
a5
—
Foundation Co of Canada
535 *
16%
33%
___
East
Oiudln Funds
Feb
,
common—;
0
Montreal Curb Market
40%
10'%
tLd
FEBRUARY
High
15
100
Brewery Ltd
Low
39 %
20%
a
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
15%
.23%
preferred
Shares
High
39%
common—*
_
Textile
Low
•
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Last
<19451
—
Ltd..
20%
83c
83c
83c
1,000
6c
5c
6%c
5,500
7.35
6.80
7.40
13,600
3.70
50c
1.34
6.35
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
5c
Jan
5c
Jan
5.90 Jan
68c
Feb
1.60
Jan
6.70
Jan
I2c
Feb
!
%
38
The Commercial and
(658)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1953
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
EAXGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
God's
Lake
Graham
Mines
Gold
Ltd
—°
Mines Ltd
Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
Lake
Jaculet
Mines
Mines
Jollet-Quebec
500
89c
58c
58c
2,800
58c
42,000
42c
Feb
6.90
4.50
7.00
6,500
15
15
Gold
Mines
Labrador
Mining &
Gold
Lingman
Lake
Shore
Lavalie
Gold
Merrill
Island
Minda-Scotia
Mines
94,800
10c
Jan
17c
Feb
500
32c
Jan
37c
Jan
12c
15,100
7%c
Jan
12c
18,000
10c
Jan
14c
Jan
725
19%
Feb
20%
20c
Feb
47c
2,100
134,500
9.75
Jan
10%
80c
407,950
26c
Jan
80c
45,700
48c
Jan
40c
46c
18,000
21c
Jan
a8.40
9%C
10
9c
26.500
21c
8.00
10,000
6%c
20c
96c
9%C
6c
•—
17,000
70c
46c
8.60
Jan
Jan
6c
Jan
12c
Jan
7c
Jan
17 %c
Jan
25c
Jan
700
96c
Feb
1.10
Jan
Ltd
13%
66 %
355
65
Feb
69%
Jan
60c
18,600
38c
Jan
60c
Feb
13c
Ltd——
13c
1,000
13c
Feb
13c
Feb
.
Sale Price
al4
630
Jan
14%
Jan
Acadia-Uranium
36c
9,700
30c
Jan
36c
Jan
Acme
8c
7,200
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
Admiral
53c
55C
60c
16,000
50c
Jan
60c
Jan
Gas
Cons
Dredging Ltd
Mines Ltd
New
Alger
New
Calumet
New
Dickenson
Mines
Mines
New Highbridge
Hugh
Larder
U
New
Louvre
Mines
Malartic
Mines
Island
Pato Cons
Gold
Perchcourt
Pitt
-50c
Manitou
Quebec Smelting &
Quebec Yellowknife
Quemont
Mining
Rlx-Athabasca
teherrltt-Gordon
Ltd.,
Feb
17c
Jan
82c
Jan
2.59
Jan
10c
Jan
10c
Jan
56 %c
Jan
66c
Feb
12c
Jan
1.90
Gold
Ltd—
10c 11 %c
18,875
4.00
215,200
3.35
3.90
27c
200
3,05
30c
400
23 %c
4%c
4,000
15 %c
18c
Jan
Feb
Jan
3.35
Jan
15%c
Feb
24c
27c
Feb
187,000
21c
6,300
15c
Jan
1.25
5,600
88c
Jan
19c
3,700
18 %c
1.25
Feb
18c
15C
22c
306,500
Gc
5c
6c
4,000
20%
800
2.76
2.S0
2.80
18,600
1.67
1,000
8%c
1.54
Jan
500
11c 11%C
5.35
7.75
7.75
60c
42c
42c
8.75
22c
Feb
Jan
7c
Jan
Jan
5.20
7.75
52c
2,500
8.35
Jan
Jan
18%
2,300
42c
1.55
Jan
8c
2,100
8.50
4,300
>
21c
Jan
4%c
<
500
57c
60c
Ltd
Consol
Jan
7%
6%
7%
2,165
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
Consolidated--
32c
7.35
37c
Feb
Jan
30c
Feb
Feb
32
106,300
25
1.40
1.40
1.48
16,787
1.32
Jan
1.58
Jan
1.25
1.15
1.25
4,125
1.15
Jan
1.35
Jan
2.50
2.13
3.55
Jan
2.60
137,625
2.10
2.60
Feb
3.55
3.55
1,000
3.35
Jan
3.60
Jan
1.85
1.90
400
1.85
Feb
2.25
Jan
36c
3Gc
1,550
36c
Feb
43c
44
46
2,805
44
Feb
49%
Jan
51%
52%
4,942
23%
23%
320
Jan
Can
*
preferred
Larder
American
51%
25
Ltd
22
Jan
Jan
2.80
Jan
13c
Feb
Jan
Feb
5.80
Jan
7.75
Jan
Jan
63c
Jan
42c
Jan
8.90
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
53%
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
*
1
30c
Jan
21c
3,400
19c
Jan
45c
9,900
40c
Jan
54c
Jan
70c
2,500
68c
Jan
74c
Jan
40c
Jan
Jan
25 %c
27c
Ana con
Lead
*
2.85
2.80
3.15
14,660
2.60
Jan
Petroleums
1
13%C
13c
15c
18,500
10 %c
Jan
Anglo-Canadian Oil
•
7.60
7.60
8.00
4,240
7.45
Jan
8.25
12%
13%
2,510
12%
Jan
13%
42c
27,000
35c
Feb
42c
Jan
183,348
21c
Jan
30c
Jan
Anglo-Huronian
26c
•
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1
Ankeno Mines
1
Oil
5%c
Jan
115,257
9c
Jan
15c
Feb
22,630
32c
Jan
55c
Jan
12%
12%
12%
1,435
12%
Jan
81
81
10
78%
Jan
82
Jan
12c 12 %c
21,500
8c
Jan
16c
Jan
12c
Atlas
Yellowknife
74,200
6%c
Jan
15 %c
Feb
70c
75,700
1,510
60c
Jan
84c
Jan
18%
18%
Feb
19
1.74
1.66
1.77
27,640
18c
15c
20c
98,900
22%
23%
Feb
1.88
Jan
20c
Fjeb
Jan
2,821
20 %
23%
Jan
500
13 %c
Jan
16c
Jan
16c
8c
Jan
16c
Feb
8%c
8c
10c
113,500
20,700
6%c
Jan
20c
Jan
20c
18c
23c
108,850
15c
Jan
23c
Jan
2.75
2.80
733
2.75
Feb
3.10
Jan
7%
7%
850
7%
Feb
7%
Feb
14c
1
,
Feb
Jan
9c
22%
1
Mines
1.66
14c
13 %c 13 %c
*
1
—
Mines
Feb
12C 15 %C
1
Steels
Atlin-Ruffner
12%
60c
*
(1937)
„
18%
12c
66c
10
Co Ltd
Atlas
Feb
26,600
15c
44c
1
Corp
Mines
10c
10c
12c
40c
1
Metals
Ashdown Hardware class B
Aubelle
7%c
Jan
40c
1
.
Armistice
Asher
8c
25c
Jan
Jan
Jan
14 %c
100
Gold
Ascot
22c
3.30
21c
•
common-
Preferred
Arjon
22c
•
1—
Corp
35c
22%c
1
Resources
Mines
Argus
42c
34,000
1
Consolidated
Apex
Aquarius Porcupine
Area
Athona
Jan
50%
23
40c
40c
•
Yellowknife
Jan
68c
20 %c
1
Petroleums
Leduc
44
Anchor
'
Aumaque
2,300
34c
66,500
21c
Jan
39c
9c
1,000
8c
Jan
9c
Feb
1.65
100
1.30
Jan
1.65
Jan
20 %c
Jan
1
Jan
Bagamac
-
-
2.75
20c
18c
20c
38,000
11 %c
3.60
3.20
3.95
14,900
2.40
45c
45c
45c
4,000
23
22%
Jan
2.99
Jan
J ah
Aunor
Gold
2.75
1
—
Electric
Auto
A_
class
*
——
24C
30,400
4.95
4.90
5.10
5,688
50c
'2.14
2.06
2.20
1
9%c
8c
10c
Mines
Ltd
23
520
15c
12c
16c
31,200
3%c
3%c
3%c
1,000
2.25
2.10
2.38
19.800
Ltd
Bankfield
24%
Feb
9c
Jan
2%c Jan
Jan
Jan
4.20
Jan
22%
Jan
4Gc
Jan
42c
Banff
Bank
Oil
Montreal—
of
16c
••
Consolidated
Feb
Bank
of
3%c
Jan
Bank
of
Mines
3,500
50c
Jan
Glc
Jan
BaWue
Mines
5.500
35 %c
Jan
44c
Jan
4.10
7,500
3.50
Jan
4.40
Jan
Barymin
3c
5%c
82,000
3c
Jan
5%c
Feb
48C
500
48c
Feb
56c
Jan
Bata
1.38
Jan
2.38
32 %
Jan
27c
Jan
Feb
5.80
Jan
1,952
2.05
Jan
2.35
Jan
19,732
6%c
Jan
12c
Jan
32 %
Jan
4.90
Feb
33
33
1,335
40
39%
40
1,097
39%
Jan
40%
Jan
10
40%
40%
40%
80
39 %
Jan
42
Jan
1.05
Base Metals Mining
48c
5%c
Barnat
52c
39c
3.80
3.90
Feb
50c
32%
19c
—10
1
—
36c
—
--10
Scotia—
Nova
Toronto
20c
20c
1
Baney SelDurn Gil & Gas class A——1
.
Jan
17c
536,725
30c
29%
—1
Nepheline
2.85
—-
Weeden Pyrite & Copper
Wendell Mineral Products
Western Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd—
Westville Mines Ltd—
Yukeno Mines Ltd
———.
14c
29%
37c
19c
25c
24c
•
common—
American
31c
9c
Ltd
•
Jan
29%
34%c
•
*
Amalgamated
American
2.75
1.65
TTnited Asbestos Corp Ltd
United Lead & Zinc Mines
Ventures Ltd
Gas
Ltd
Aluminium
Aluminum
33c
Ltd
Tfebor Mines Ltd
Jan
17%
14%
*
Petroleums
Albermont
2.80
—
25%
Jan
Jan
22c
5.20
Feb
Jan
5c
1.25
—
Jan
33c
18c
5.25
Jan
Jan
1.25
LtdLtd
4.20
77c
Jan
3c
20
Mines
3.00
Jan
17c
Ltd
Vinray Malartic Mines
Violamac Mines
10c
700
56c
4c
—
Ltd
Mines
2,000
39.250
43c
18c
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
290,800
10c
66c
3.90
—
Lr-*
Refining
F.elds
2.40
10c
59c
————
Gold
Gold
67c
Feb
Feb
1.22
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd-!
Tache Lake Mines Ltd-
Villbona
Feb
13c
17c
Mines Ltd
Iron
Tobrlt Silver
55c
2,500
3.00
29 c
Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd-——
Stadacona Mines (1944) Ltd
Tiblemont
5,500
—
Ltd
Corp
Sigma Mines Ltd
Rock
67c
3.35
.—
Roy ran Gold Fields Ltd
{Steep
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
Jan
38c
25%
225
13%
5,135
*
Steel
36c
Jan
—
Fields
Uranium
Pacific
Algoma
Jan
Ltd
Mines
Alberta
14c
34c
11c
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd
Quebec
Feb
500
Ltd
Gold
Distilleries
500
43c
Corp
Alberta
90,900
Dredging Ltd
Copper
Alberta
Feb
32c
——
Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Peninsula Mines
Quebec
Jan
1.30
36c
53c
Gold
Que Chibougamau
Jan
22 %c
Jan
13c 13 %c
;
Gold Fields
47c
Jan
55C
Oils Ltd
Mines Ltd
Jan
21c
3.00
2.12
New Santiago Mines Ltd—
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd
Nubar
40c
100
36c
Ltd
Mines
Ltd-
New Pacific Coal Si
5,000
6,400
25c
Mining Co
New
New
45c
1.30
__
9G0
17%
*
1
a21c
31c
Formaque Mines Ltd
New Goldvue Mines Ltd———
25%
17
AJax Petroleums
Yellow Knife
3.00
Ltd—,,-,
New
25%
17%
*
43c
1.00
25%
*
1.10
1.10
High
,
13%
1
Oil
&
a21c
——
Ltd————
Low
13%
Corp
Akaicho
Nechi
13%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
7c
Ltd
Low
*
A
Common
13%
13%
Shares
20
preferred
Acadla-Atlantlc class
34c
a
35c
for Week
of Prices
•
Abitibl Power & Paper common
$1.50
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Par
1.05
Week'*
Friday
Jan
4c
.
Exchange
Fund*
Ua&adtan
Feb
46c
50c
Toronto Stock
Feb
Feb
65%
Corp Ltd
Members—The Toronto Stock Exchange
r.
Jan
96c
Ltd—
CO.
CANADA
Jan
10%
STREET,
BAY
Jan
31c
&
TORONTO,
FIELDS
C.
C.
200
Jan
14c
19%
60c
—
Mines
Mining Corp of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
Monpas Mines Ltd
Montauban
17c
37c
59c
Ltd,
Mines
Jan
51c
—
Mining
Jan
4%c
GOLD STOCKS
Inquiries invited.
Jan
18c
Jan
66c
Mines Ltd
Mines
15%
Jan
2%c
51 %c
Ltd
Mining Co Ltd—
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jan
16c
8,500
10%
Ltd—
Llngside Gold Mines Ltd
Lonvicourt Goldfields Ltd,
Macdonald
15
6,000
20c
Ltd
Mines
2,070
16c
a8.40
Lafayette Asbestos Mines
Lake
Co
Ltd
CANADIAN
Feb
4%c
12c
Explor
7.00
19%
19%
21c
Mines
Jan
15 %
9%C
Ltd.
Keyboycon Mines Ltd
Ladulama
Jan
13c
Kayrand Minq Devi Co Ltd
Kemnayo Yukon Mines
Kerr-Addison
Feb
61c
37c
—-—
STOCKS
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We
Jan
1.13
58c
.
4c
16C
Ltd,,
Feb
3.95
COLD
CANADIAN
16c
4%C
C
High
Feb
49c
Ltd
Mines
89c
Low
42c
Ltd
FEBRUARY
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
43c
—
—*
.
Hollinger
Jack
89c
Shares
Hiah
9
-
Mines Ltd
Gimnar Gold
Low
1
Bous
Grandines
WEEK
for Week
Last
Sale Price
FOB
Sales
Jan
1.14
1.13
1.17
52,962
3.30
3.30
3.50
6,660
3.30
Feb
4.20
Jan
1.50
1.50
1,040
1.50
Jan
1.95
Jan
1.30
Jan
1.50
Jan
*
Petroleums
1.34
1.41
4,000
26c
25c
27c
29,300
25c
Jan
35c
*
Ltd
1.41
•
Ltd
Co
Jan
1.19
1
.—1
—'
-—
Ltd
Warrants
37c
35c
38c
23,400
35c
Feb
49 c
Jan
44%
50
43 %
Jan
55
Jan
35c
Jan
Jan
Oil Stocks—
Bathurst
Albermont
Petroleums
Altex
Ltd
Oils
Antone
2.35
2.35
300
50c
50c
4,700
7.60
7.90
500
68c
75c
77,100
4.95
4.95
5.10
2,670
4.95
Feb
1.70
1.40
1.70
400
1.40
12%
12%
500
12%
-I*.
5.75
5.95
800
4.40
4.35
4.80
3,350
10 %
10%
Ltd
Co
Petroleums
Ltd--!
Bailey Selburn Oils
Bralsaman
Ltd
50c
Anglo-Canadian Oil
&
72c
Gas
class A—.
Ltd—,
Petroleums
—
Canada Oils Lands
Canada
Southern
.
—
L'd
Oils
Ltd-
Canadian
Admiral Oils Ltd-—
Canadian Devonian Pete
Canadian Pipe Lines Producers
Ltd—.
Canadian Wllliston Minerals
Central
Explorers
Central
Leduc
Consolidated
2.70
1
Oils
Oils
Oil
Oil
Co
&
—
Concord
New
Continental
Oil
Co
Tor
Can
Oils
Co
1,200
1.84
Jan
2.15
Oils
Oils
Bonville
Jan
100
2.70
Feb
2.70
Feb
6,525
5.00
Jan
5.95
Jan
3.75
500
70c
38,600
1.09
800
3.70
65c
1.09
Feb
4.25
Jan
Jan
84 %c
Jan
Feb
1.27
Jan
1,500
Jan
3.70
Jan
1.00
17,000
72c
Jan
1.18
Jan
35c
6,200
30c
Jan
7.00
2,600
3.10
6.75
Jan
40c
Jan
7.50
Jan
1.90
Jan
2.55
Jan
Feb
13%
Jan
48c
5,600
45c
Jan
55c
Jan
1.80
1,000
1.80
Feb
2.71
5,700
2.32
100
1.75
2.32
Jan
1.9-2
Jan
Feb
27c
Jan
2.99
Jan
Jan
2.50
■2.00
1,000
1.97
Jan
2.20
1.48
7,000
1.23
Jan
,1.52
400
2.85
Jan
3.30
6c
11,500
3%c
Jan
6c
4,-200
11%
Feb
11%
38c
Feb
44c
38c
2,000
1.65
1.75
6,700
1.40
Jan
3.50
100
1.00
1.00
1.05
2,400
87c
85c
96c
26,150
%c
lc
604,580
1
22 %c
22c
1
Gold
10 %c
9c
Mines
1
Jan
1.40
1.60
800
1.25
Jan
80c
90c
2,600
80c
Feb
74c
77c
9,050
63c
Jan
77c
3.75
Jan
75c
Jan
1.05
Feb
85c
Jan
1.00
Feb
2c
Jan
Jan
30c
Jan
%c
Jan
23c
9,400
11c
„
20c
26,300
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
19c
Jan
49
Jan
15c
327,500
15c
Feb
15c
9,500
12%c
Jan
20c
Jan
14c
18c
57,650
12 %c
Jan
18c
Feb
4.80
14c
351,450
12c
13c
13 %c
1
1
Boymar
Bralorne
Mines
Petroleums
Bralsaman
Brantford
Brazilian
Cordage
Traction
Bristol
Brltalta
4.90
6.207
4.65
Jan
5.05
Jan
2%c Jan
c
—1
Columbia
Elec
preferred
common
preferred—
Class
Too
1.90
Forest Products—
Packers
B
class
Jan
11%
Jan
272,767
9c
Jan
14c
6,150
40c
10c
14c
40c
43c
Jan
52c
Jan
9.50
8.85
9.60
14,500
8.25
Jan
10%
Jan
19%
20
9,314
19%
Jan
21 %
Jan
78
Jan
.
78
78
78
35
76%
Jan
88
90%
460
87
Jan
90%
Feb
47%
47%
47%
40
47
Jan
48%
Jan
5
5%
2,653
Jan
5%
Jan
4.90
A
13
65
8
8%
1,465
Jan
9%
35%
34%
35%
1,175
33%
Jan
35%
Feb
7%
class
7%
182
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
13
12%
,
39c
Jan
60c
Gairdner
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.05
Jan
44c
52c
76,950
3.35
3.50
1,250
3.10
Jan
3.75
700
1.33
Feb
1.35
Jan
91c
1.09
47,500
Jan
1.15
Jan
1.50
600
Jan
1.50
Feb
90c
1,850
80c
Jan
90c
Jan
37c
1,000
37c
Feb
41c
Jan
1.50
6,300
Jan
1.65
Jan
40 Wall
12 Vz
8
Jan
15
89c
1.42
■
37c
1.39
1.39
&Gompanij Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.
Telephone: WHitehall 4-5336
Jan
1.33
Canadian
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
Feb
8%
A_
———
Power
Jan
1.68
Jan
15%
Jan
5%
_50
Columbia
B
15,448
Feb
Jan
9%
15
13c
.100
—
preferred
Columbia
65
1.30
1,750
15
10%
20
—1
Petroleums
British
British
1.70
15
—:—
Oil
British
1.30
10'/2
40c
Lake
British Columbia
1.70
10%
1
—
Oils
American
5%
rl
A-*.*—>
ordinary,—.
class
British
4%%
16%c
4.80
—
Feb
1.39
Jan
Jan
3.25
42c 46 %c
43c
1
Gold
Jan
1.90
90c
*2
3.50
Jan
11%
11%
Ltd
oa?e
3.50
Jan
6c
1.50
see
1
Jan
2.90
46c
10c
72c
Jan
1.36
2.85
74c
Ltd
Jan
Jan
1 33
Oils
48c
Mines
Class
24c
2.85
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
footnotes
200
27c
2.32
Limited
Homestead
1.80
26c
95c
Western
23,500
Quebec
Brewis Red
3.25
3.35
Minerals
50c
1,220
i
2.70
5.85
10%
Ltd
Ashley
48c
Bordulac
90c
Ltd-'
49c
40c
Jan
Bobjo
Jan
1.50
Ltd
Jan
39
Kirkland
Jan
38c
Ltd
Bidgood
95c
1.75
Ltd.
8
Jan
Mines
Yukon
11%
1,400
.—
Blbis
Jan
4,520
z
;
Western
For
2.05
Jan
37%
Rights
Jan
11%
Empire Oils' Lid
United
1.56
7%
2,711
River
10 %
1.36
Ltd
Ltd
Oils
American
Oils
Jan
2.00
of
Development
Valley Oil
Tri-Tor
1.02
Jan
5
38%
—
Telephone
72c
2.50
.
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—
Trans
200
11%
Ltd
Pan Western Oils Ltd
Trans-Era
5.10 Jan
500
2.25
Ltd—
90c
Exploration
Grass
Jan
9,600
6.85
Development
Petroleums
Souris
3.10
2.35
—
Sweet
Jan
10%
26c
Ltd
Oils
6.60
2.40
Corp Ltd
Dominion Oil
New
Quebec
Feb
85c
7.00
Ltd
Lid—
Petroleums
British
Pacific
5.75
3.25
95c
Ltd
Oils
Jan
83c
69c
3.25
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
Okalta
14%
33c
—.
Ltd
Omnitrans
Feb
1.20
1.09
70c
--
New
Berens
10%
Ventures
Home
National
Jan
47c
Gaspe
Oils
1.80
10%
3.70
__
Ltd
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Kroy
Feb
2.70
Ltd
Producers Ltd
Oils
Belleterre
2.00
—
2.00
Empire Oils & Minerals——
Empire Petroleum Ltd
Jet
Jan
49c
7%
38
%c
5.90
40c
7%
38
—1
Bellekeno
40c
7%
1
Jan
80c
1
1
Bell
Jan
44%
*
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Jan
63c
44%
A
25
Jan
8.25
77c
—
—
Del Rio
Feb
72c
Jan
5.50
Ltd
Cordasua
Consolidated Peak
2.35
Feb
7.50
1.20
'
Ltd
Oils
Jan
50c
Bevcourt
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd.
Calvan Petroleums Ltd
2.14
class
Power
Gairdner & Company Limited
Toronto
Montreal
Calgary
Kitchener
'
Affiliates
Gairdner, Son & Company
Quebec City
Kingston
Hamilton
London
Jan
Jan
Volume 177
Number 5193
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
British
Empire
Broulan
Bruck
Reef
Mills
Class
Oil
class
A
_
_
1.25
16,300
1.10
Jan
1.40
12,800
2.99
Jan
3.30
Jan
18%
12 %c
1
Burlington Steel
class
B
Jan
Jan
32c
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
Cosmos
48,500
13,000
400
28c
30c
4,400
5c
34
Jan
37
Jan
Jan
34c
Jan
Crestaurum
10c
Feb
Croinor
21
Jan
Crowshore
10c
2,500
20%
375
20
Jan
29
31%
98
29
Feb
7%
—
7%
60
Jan
7%c
31%
Bousquet
Caldwell
Linen
Calgary
__1
2nd
12c
*
12 %c
Flin
15
Flon
14c
15
55
12%c 12%C
preferred..,
& Edmonton
Callinan
10c
1,010
1
22c
22c
25c
1
1.70
1.70
1.85
Calnorth
52c
55c
56c
4,600
Jan
5.95
9,875
Calvan
Cons
Oil &
Gas
14c
Feb
D'Eldona
15
Feb
Delnlte
Jan
De
Producers
28 %c
Jan
2.12
Jan
Jan
Jan
73c
Rio
4.25
480
12%cl3%c
3,600
49c
Jan
Jan
8%
7%
53c
10%
Jan
Jan
10
4.00
Jan
4.25
Feb
11 %c
Jan
13 %c
Jan
Jan
40c
Jan
24,100
12c
Jan
15c
Jan
i3C
12c
14c
13,500
10c
Jan
14%
Jan
4.60
4.60
40
Jan
4.75
Jan
Detta
4.60
45c
*
43c
47c
4.60
19,786
38c
Jan
1.67
1.67
1.80
3^30
1
Minerals
2,600
1.67
3.10
3.45
16,065
3.10
1
i4C
14c
Feb
Jan
2.82
2.55
2.90
16,150
2.25
Jan
3.05
Jan
1
9.70
9.60
9.90
Canada
2,325
9.50
Jan
10.50
•
80
80
87
1,960
74%
Jan
87
Feb
20
27
27
27%
250
27
Jan
27%
Jan
16
16
75
16
Jan
16 %
Jan
Dominion
Jan
23
Feb
Dominion Foundry
Preferred
Preferred
Canada
_
Foils
Canada Iron
Canada
class
A
"
_
Foundry
Canada
Packers
22%
Machinery
Malting
Canada
10
Class
B
Canada
23
745
21%
2.50
14,670
2.30
Jan
2.95
Jan
26%
6,395
2.50
24'%
Jan
26%
Jan
6.15
6.15
6.70
1,950
6.15
Feb
7.15
Jan
191%
19%
19%
I,165
19%
Feb
26%
Canada Southern Oils
SS
Lines
common
Jan
4.25
Jan
14c
Jan
50
46%
Varnish
Canada
Wire
Canadian
preferred—
&
class
54%
Jan
Jan
21
79%
Jan
258
46%
Jan
75c
5.30
5.65
4,171
81
Canadian Bank of Commerce
297/a
10
29%
81
15
85c
38,673
7%
54
3014
82
Jan
16%
Jan
84
Jan
71c
Jan
94c
Jan
5.65
28%
Jan
30%
19%
18%
19%
5,790
18%
Jan
19%
32%
883
30%
Jan
33
16
185
15% Jan
18%
17%
335
17
19
Jan
44 %
45%
1,275
46
Jan
19
19
25
19'
Feb
21
Jan
13%
13%
1,640
13
Jan
14
Jan
80c
84c
18,060
77c
Jan
25c
27c
1,700
25c
Jan
1.10
1.05
1.24
14,750
52%
52%
55
769
3.75
4.00
408
3.00
Jan
7%
7%
200
5%
Jan
62
62
45
50%
Jan
Canadian Celanese
$1.75
Canadian
Chemical
<Jar«»dian
44%
-25
^
&
.
13%
III*
Oils—
_
Petroleum
•
„
Canadian Dredge
Canadian Food Products common...
—
•
7%
-
Preferred
.100
Canadian Locomotive
Canadian
5%
20%
Malartic
J,
Canadian Oils Cos
preferred
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pipe
Canadian
Line
Salt
Co
Canadian Tire
Canadian
Jan
14%
Jan
30
98
Jan
98%
Jan
30
Jan
327/s
Jan
Jan
2.26
Jan
7
7
•
50
8
8
B
17%
8
5
t- —
class
7
19%
1,150
18%
8
8
225
3.00
3.00
3.20
4,400
*
III*
1.80
50
19%
8
_
Minerals
-10
9
9
1.38
1.43
8
2.85
114
1
3.200
Gold
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
9
1.20
Feb
8V4
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan '
18%
Jan
8%
8%
Jan
3.30
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
1.45
Jan
Feb
9.00
Jan
Feb
80c
Jan
7.00
6.75
7.25
26,340
57c
57c
65C
38,485
1
2.60
2.60
1
5.40
5.40
5,90
15,725
4.90
Jan
Central
•
3.65
3.60
3.90
6,815
3.60
Jan
—1
92c
90c
1.05
12,350
85c
—1
21c
20 %c
23c
5,200
20c
Leduc
Central
Oil
Patricia
Central
Porcupine
Centremaque
Gold
2.60
6.75
400
2.55
Jan
Jan
•
57c
Jan
Jan
Trethewey
Central Explorers
Rights
Castle
Feb
55c
19%
*
class A
Williston
Jan
Jan
37,015
17%
7%
Jan
2.08
7
4.00 Feb
62
13%
1.97
17%
Feb
46c
2.00
«
Jan
1,110
1
«
1.51
55
3,050
7,006
_•
Jan
Jan
31%
Ltd
Jan
Jan
'
22
30
Corp preferred-
Canadian Wirebound
Cariboo
98
31c
Jan
30%
Canadian Vickers
Canadian Wallpaper
Class B
50c
14%.
1.01
86c
.
20%
__28
Producers
Jan
45% Jan
100
98
"lOO
20%
14
«
_
20%
47 %c
_•
common
42%
Jan
2.95
Jan
6.00 Jan
4.30
Jan
Jan
1.23
Jan
Jan
23 %c
Jan
1
17c
16c
18c
24,800
12c
Jan
18c
Feb
Chamberlain Oil & Gas
1
32c
28c
32c
4,000
25c
Jan
35c
Jan
Charter
•
1.75
1.75
1.85
9,100
Chatco
__
_
Oils
Steel
preferred
Cheskirk
Mines
6
6%
205
_50o
1.23
1.22
1.26
9,200
1
_
9%C
6%c
10
_
Chemical Research
6
1.22
Jan
1.95
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
Feb
1.42
Jan
15c
440,000
5c
Jan
15c
Feb
28c
27c
30c
15.800
23c
Jan
32c
Jan
1
1.15
1.15
1.26
7,432
95c
Jan
—1
Chesterville
1.86
_
Mines
Chibougamau
1
Explorers
Ltd
Chimo Gold
Chromium
Mines
Ltd
1
Cobalt-Lode
11 %c
1.95
881,850
72c
Jan
1.95
Feb
4.75
200
4.60
Jan
5.05
Jan
lie
14c
61,600
8%C
Jan
14 %C
Jan
25c
Jan
30c
Jan
1.40
Jan
1.50
Jan
25c
25c
28c
18,459
1
...
Jan
1.40
1
Willans
1.40
4.75
•
Citra-Lartic
Cochenour
1.65
1.40
1.40
1.50
3,800
Cockshutt Farm
Coin
Equipment
Lake
Coldstream
15%
Copper
15'/a
16%
2,863
11 %C
1
11 %c
13c
2,500
1
49c
33c
53c
1
6%c
5%c
6%C
4.35
4.35
4.35
1.60
Jan
14c
31c
Jan
55c
Jan
4c
Jan
7c
1,300
Pete
Coniagas Mines
5
Coniaurum Mines
•
Consolidated
Allenbee
Oil
__
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
1
-
Central
Consolidated
Consolidated
Crest
Malartic Mines
Consolidated Press class A
Consolidated
Oil
Rochette
Eastern
'
,
El
El
Pen
Sol
Rey__
Gold.
■
■
Emerald
Brass
Estabrooks
53c
Jan
9%c
Jan
12c
Jan
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
12c
14,525
203,150
2.45
Jan
3.15
Feb
71,800
1.30
Jan"
1.65
Jan
6.50
6.35
6.65
12,943
6.30
Jan
6.80
Jan
60c
55c
7
65c
70,500
67c
Jan
7
7%
550
Jan
8
Jan
27
203
25%
Jan
27
Feb
23
22%
23%
325
22
Jan
23%
Feb
57c
56c
59c
14,162
56c
Feb
65c
10%c
10% c 11 %c
Jai4
21,621
13c
Jari
1
10c
7c 11%C
60,500
,
28c
30c
Jan
7
30C
8c
Jan
5c
Jan
f.
..
4,000
11
%c Feb
28c
Feb
40c
Jan
21
100
20
Jan
21
Jan
16%
17%
293
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
19%
20
115
19 %
Feb
20
Feb
55c
Jan
20
21
25
preferred
•
48c
.
22
H)
IT
__
19%
:
1
90c
87c
1.00
193,800
1
1.10
1.10
1.00
Feb
1.55
Jan
1.25
49,410
34c 34 %c
1,40U
34c
Jan
52c
20c21%c
18,575
20c
Feb
23%c
18 %
Jan
1.10
Feb
Jan
y.Ar
Falconbrldge Nickel
Famous
Players
•
Federal
Grain
20"%o
•
18%
-
Fanny Farmer
Fargo Oils Ltd
_1
18%
24
24
19
2,325
909
1.56
1.67
29,200
15%
•
25
1.59
*
common
Preferred
15%
15%
425
15%
24
20
25
25
7c
7c
9%c
6.90
6.85
7.25
23,800
Fenimore
1
78c
Kirkland
Iron
Mines
Flank
Petroleums
Motor
Foundation
Francoeur
Fraser
:
preferred
63
13
1.10
45
2,000
Jan
Jan
Jan
6c
Jan
1.55
66c
14
9c
Jap
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
of
16%
16%
490
16%
Feb
18
;Jap
80%
-
9
80%
10
80 %
Feb
85
Jan
6.75
7.40
176,070
91c
1.40
31,251
Alberta—
1.42
1.42
5.70
7.40
Feb
Jan
78c
Jan
1.40
Feb
1.52
12,750
1.42
Feb
1.80
Jan
21%
22
450
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
103
103
10
100%
Jan
103 %
Jan
105%
common.,
preferred
100
—
Bakeries
Dynamics
104%
Jan
106%
Jan
105%
10
5
5
775
42
43%
75
65%
68%
6.50
*
General
6.90
45
45
65
3
General Motors
5
5
Petroleum
class
A
General Products Mfg class A
Steel Wares common-
*
•.
17
Jan
6.00 Jan
Jan
43%
238
63%
Jan
68%
Feb
2,775
6.50
Jan
7.50
Jan
41
Jan
Jan
45
Jan
17
105
Jan
17%
Jan
14c
13c
16c
48,700
10 %c
Jan
18c
Jan
__1
10%
10%
10%
1,550
10%
Feb
11%
12 %C
7 %C
13c
56,490
7c
Jan
13c
Feb
1
4j/4C
4C
5c
46,170
2%c
Jan
6c
Jan
105,941
1.14
Jan
—
_
.
•
4.90
41
1
Lake
Yellowknife
66
1
General
Lake
22 %c
7.30
100
General
Giant
28c
2,893
preferred
Geneva
Feb
6,900
46,494
66
•
Exploration
General
Jan
24c
16%
Jan
Jan
2.25
*
Jan
7.50
90c
1.35
14
Jan
13c
23c
63%
9c
25
Jan
1.31
J)
Ltd
Gatineau Power
5%'%
Jan
Jan
22 %c
9c
Jah
Jan
Jan
1.95
*
Jap
1.76
11c
63 %
14
common
(A
Warrants
5%
23 %c
Feb
74%c
•
A
Gold
Frobisher
33,300
25
17
Jan
-
Jan
5c
129,750
Co
Cos
Freiman
Gas
•
class
86s
13 %c I6%c
Jan
19
Jan
6.65
•
Manufacturing
Ford
81c
15%c
Warrants
Fleet
25
Jan
1.20
23,000
•
24
155
1
Federated Petroleum
Federal
Glenora
Gold
Mines.
_
Gold
_
.
88c
83c
96c
19C
21c
17
8,500
25
27
Jan
78,300
1.69
Jan
Gold Eagle Mines
7%c
9%c
27,700
8%c
12c
42,100
3.00
62c
1.03
Mines
Jan
Jan
21c
—
Jan
Golden
Golden
Manitou
Jan
Goldora
Jan
-
Jan
4,200
80c
21,800
65C
Jan
85c
Jan
Grandine
13,050
55c
Jan
73c
Jan
Grandoro Mines
31
32
31
Feb
Jan
Great
1.55
6,024
14c
25,750
21,390
1.00
25
5,925
5%
11c
Jan
1.80
34%
.
Jan
23c
Feb
1.40
Jan
6'%
Jan
15c
Orders executed in
CANADIAN
request
STOCKS
commission
rates
■
.
or
traded in
United States funds
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
12 %c
Feb
3.75
4c
Jan
7c
Feb
6c
5%c
67/sC
33,500
3%c
Jan
8c
Jan
5c
4c
6c
203,300
3c
Jan
6c
11
11
200
9
Jan
11
Feb
54c
67c
224,550
47c
Jan
67c
Jan
5
*
B
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Preferred
Great
•
3.00
Jan
Feb
—
—-
-
—
Development of
Great
West
Can—_1
preferred
*
_
...
•
Freehold
147,710
61 %c
Jan
1,500
34 %c
Feb
36c
Jan
16%
1,047
15%
Jan
17%
46
45%
46
30
45%
Feb
47%
Jan
6.70
6.80
400
6.60
Jan
7.00
Jan
10%
10%
Jan
10%
6.70
-r
Gwillim
__
-
Lake
t
1
•
—30
-
__
r-
Gold
1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
•
Hahn Brass class A
♦
Gold
Cotton
4.30
30
4.05
Jan
5%
Jan
4.75
3,025
4.30
Jan
4.95
Jan
10 %c
13c
7,400
8c
Jan
4.40
7.20
579,225
2.25
Jan
7.20
Feb
3.80
3.80
3.80
200
3.80
Jan
4.25
Jan
23%
24
125
23%
Feb
3%c
Jan
34
Jan
37
13
Jan
13
23%
5c
4%C
5c
39,556
35
34
35
695
13
Feb
Jan
13
50
4c
4c
6c
152,600
3.85
4.00
400
15%
15%
50
15%
Feb
16
Jan
18
80
18
Feb
19
Jan
13c
Feb
2c
•
3.20
Jan
Jan
7C
4.00
Jan
Jail
Feb
14c
13c
15c
7%
7%
335
7%
Jan
8%
1
12c
11 Vac
16c
129,300
8%c
Jan
20 %c
Jan
1
9c
7%c
13c
83,200
7c
Jan
15c
Jan
15 %c
17c
4,000
14c
Jan
18c
Jan
13C
14c
8.000
11 %c
Jan
19 %c
Jan
8c
13c
158.100
6%c
Jan
14%c
Jan
12 Vac 14 %c
38,600
lie
Jan
18c
Jan
2,200
60c
Feb
*
7%
1
Iron
1
-
1
—.
_
8%c
1
Lake
Gold
Mining
5c
Jan
4.00
Mines
Hibbert Mines
Lakes
13
26
18
Hasaga Gold
of
Jan
6.75
*
common
Gold
Headway Red
'14c
1
Harding Carpets
Harricana
Jan
4.30
4.50
1
—_.
—
—
Hamilton Bridge
Hamilton
9%
Jan
15%
—
Mines
200
Jan
4.30
*
1
28c
4.60
Lead
Gurney Products common
Head
49c
36c
16%
♦
West Coal class A
Great
Felt
41c
34 %c
«
—
common4
Plains
44c
16%
—
Paper
Hard Rock Gold
regular
9%c
4,400
1
_
_
Mines
Lakes
Halinor
BONDS
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
Halliwell
and
Jan
30
64c
Goodfish
69c
22c
Jan
14,300
5V2C
1
Mines
1.59
Feb
7c
3.15
*
75c
Jan
19c
20
3.35
1
60c
66c
%C
—
Porcupine
1.55
9%
8c
L
Arrow
Jan
Hellens
42.
96c
1.47
Warrants
Heath
page
II,000
Jan
Jan
3.15
Estella Mines Ltd
Eureka Corp
Harrison
see
12c
25%
at
footnotes
Jan
58c
40c
*
11c
1
64c
Telephone: DIgby 4-3870
For
Feb
12c
25
1.55
Ottawa
67 %c
49c
2.65
Insurance-
Bousquet
•
Jan
9%C
,
preferred_i______—,
Life
Gordon
Montreal
339,150
1.33
./>
;
Graham
37 Wall Street, New York 5, N.Y.
•
Jan
56 %c 67 %c
19 %c
8%
Burns Bros. & Denton, inc.
Toronto
5
1.35
:
Feb
to:
Jan
27
Glacier
Empire
Equitable
Preferred
Wires
4%
1
•
t__
Jan
on
100
1
r
7%C
dealers and banks
61c
_20
Gunnar Gold
to
Jan
5
10
...
Elder Mines
Gulf
sent
Feb
11
1
'
■
85c
CANADIAN OltOWTII STOCKS
20%
Jan
*
!
Jan
on
Jan
10%
2.65
■.
.
Investment
Eddy Paper class A
..
Gridoil
Circular
Jan
19%
1,090
1
Metals
Jan
12c
41%
815
10%
1
9c
50
6%
Jan
20%
-
1.41
172,550
12c
37%
20
10%
1
Jan
6%
Feb
1
Steel
Economic
5c
12c
15%
1
65c
1
Jan
•
Jan
1.12
14%
720
Goldcrest
59c
16C 18 %c
.'
Goldale
80c
1.00
2,931
Feb
5
*
5,000
18c
10 %
East Rim Nickel Mines
East Sullivan Mines
16,200
1.04
20%
*
1
7lc
*
Jain
24,600
7%c
1
%
101,600
79c
Oils
40%
Amphl
7c
*
Peak
16
64c
67c
Consolidated
Jan
51c
69c
Consolidated Nicholson
15
58c
7%c
31
47
40c
Mining
Mackay class
»
14
Jan
4,455
15%
39
Minerals
1
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Feb
58c
&
1
__
14%
40
1
1
Quay ana
Howey
15%
*
common
•
1
Cadillac
Consolidated Cordasun Oils
Consolidated Discovery
15%
12
43%
God's Lake Gold
4,800
9
Jan
42
Jan
18,550
9
_
480
47
Jan
62c
20c
13
4.85
92c
14%C
16c
*
Jan
12
50c
Goldhawk
Consolidated Astoria
98 %
Feb
86c
87c
Jan
4.35
60c
1
98
*
Jan
Jan
200
1.55
16%
Feb
35,000
•
Jan
11 %c
52,300
Colomac Yellowknife
Commonwealth
15
5
1
Oils
Gillies
•
98
Mines
_
.
Warrants
Canadian Devonian
Jan
~
•
Cellulose
Decalta Gas &
*
Jan
98
23.50
Eastern
•
common
preferred
17%
15%
common
East
Jan
17
20
Feb
Woollens
East
Jan
16
A
13%
1
East
Feb
32%
Class
3,641
Dragon Oils & Gas
Feb
32%
__
common
14%
Duvex
Feb
Canadian
Canners
13%
preferred-:
Chemical
Textile
Jan
Jan
Inv
Preferred
Dominion
Jan
Canadian Breweries j.
Canadian Car
14
98
30
H'I
Dominion Tar &
Jan
48
80
2,070
:
Scottish
Donalda
5.00
Feb
*
100
com
15
11 %
77c
_
Steel
&
15
Jan
5.30
B
Oils
Oil
6.00
•
Jan
2
Cable
Admiral
Canadian Atlantic
Jan
•
10
16%
4.75
Dominion Stores
3,910
35
645
Jan"
Jan
10%
16%
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
16%
28%
5%
35
Jan
29
49
16%
735
6
*
30
33%
40
-25
._.
3.40
Electrohome
Dominion
Canada
10,900
12
905
80
4.00
29%
47
300
46 %
3.55
29%
_
*
53
46%
1
10
—
—
50
29%
80
Preferred
Bank
Dominion Steel <fe Coal
Feb
10
10
Asbestos
Dominion Magnesium
Jan
51
53
Mortgage
(Western)
Dominion
7
200
34
29 %
_
Jan
14,000
2.50
25%
Feb
462
53
34
A
7%
51
51
class
18c
15c
2.50
Dome Mines
Dominion
Jan
25"%
Jan
7
Permanent
Canada
22%
Exploration
Dominion
Jan
2
Jan
common
1.90
3.75
*
1
Dome
Jan
Jaii
48c
25o
,
5.70
Cement
Jan
35c
*
Devon-Leduc
Oils
Distillers Seagrams
Jan
6.65
Feb
13%
900
1
5.70
Feb
8
Jan
40c
Ltd
_1
5.70
Feb
Jati
Jan
12cl3%c
B_—
Gold
Campbell Chibougamau I
Campbell Red Lake
.
4.00
__
Jan
12c
Mines
14%
Jan
100
125
5.35
%
class
Feb
1.55
8
12%
29c
15%
Jan
4.55
15c
Jan
14
1
—
Leather
Jan
55c
1,215
9
8
12%
,.'
Hiffh
Jan
1
_
D'Aragon Mines
Feb
18 %c
914
9
12%
_l
Patricia
12%
29,150
1
Oils
18,928
__
15
31,325
Calmont Oils
6,180
49c
10 %c
3,526
5.10
45c
»
7%c
22,650
15%
4.90
__1
Pershing
Low
23,850
14%
•
___
Range Since Jan.1
High
llcl3%c
46c
*
Mines
Shares
Feb
8%
,
7% Feb
common
for Week
4.90
^
•
Mills
Sale*
.
15%
*
1
Bit
Davis
Calder
Imperial
22c
nc
10
Corrugated Paper Box
Craig
20%
29
♦
Gas
Copper Man Mines Ltd
Corby (H) Dist voting
19 %c
30c
20%
*
class A
Jan
65c
36%
Range
of Prices
Low
l
Conwest Exploration
15c
9 %c
*
Consumers
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%C
*
_
Jan
8%
Feb
50 %C
36
Sannorm
18%
Feb
8
lie
7,299
25 c
29c
Par
Consolidated
60c
6%c
36%
1
18%
300
7c
*
Co
75
16,000
29c
1
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
&
18%
55c
Canadian
Buffalo Red Lake
Burrard
18 %
8
8%
11%C 12 %c
8
1
Week'.
Last
Sale Price
Jan
3.25
Buffalo Ankerite
Burns
Friday
1.14
__
_
(;
STOCKS
3.20
*
Hill
FEBRUARY
Bieh
1.15
B
Bunker
Low
3.25
_*
_
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
1
A
Bufladlson Gold
Buffalo
Shares
Htah
_1
Mines
class
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sale*
I274C
1
—
60c
65c
8,600
16%c Jan
1.00
Jan
Jan
39
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
40
.
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1953
JC660)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
FEBRUARY 6
ENDED
Friday
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Low
48c
51c
17,500
48c
Feb
65c
Jan
t'lC
1,600
45c
Jan
48c
Jan
25c
26c
3,200
25c
Jan
34c
Jan
W
28
Jan
30
15%
2,286
15
Jan
15%
Feb
Feb
10%
12
10,325
10%
Feb
13
Jan
16c
18c
136,500
9c
Jan
19 %c Jan
5c
Jan
Paper
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
Naco Oil Ltd
2.70
Jan
3.30
Jan
Fph
58
Feb
National Drug preferred
National Grocers common
57c
Jan
7c
common
Smelting
Mines
Jail
36
Jan
10%
1,805
9Vo
Jan
10%
Jan
New Bidlamaque
5%
Jan
1.515
33%
3%c
Jan
7c
Jan
29%
Jan
Feb
39
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
60c
75c
202,031
40c
Feb
75c
Jan
5%
50
17%
17%
195
5%
6% Jan
Jan
New Goldvue
New Highridge
Feb
17%
j.,n
17
11
1
1
43%
44%
7,474
43%
Feb
46 %
Jan
127
128
275
127
Feb
128
Feb
26
29
4,981
25
Jan
29
Feb
Jan
17c
Feb
7%c
7C
7%c
19.520
4%c
Jan
7%c Jan
4dc
48c
14,900
45c
Jan
55c
Jan
New Norseman
8c
7%c
8c
12,500
6%c Jan
lie
Jan
New Norzone
34c
34c
36c
3,000
30c
Jan
40c
Jan
24c
26c
8.300
24c
Feb
30c
Jan
2.60
2.85
10,200
Jan
2.89
Jan
10c
lie
27,000
16c
20c
673,860
17
17
17%
1,405
8%c
8c
10c
20,900
1
1.73
1.73
1.80
3,300
19%
19
19%
I,358
21c
21c
25c
123,800
1.20
1.32
73c
Exploration
1.000
58,500
9,050
Woods common..
Oils
1.10
24,000
35C
45c
373,440
25c 29 %C
12,000
8.00
8.00
36c
—
——.
2.80
A1—
5.25
36c
47c
169,200
9%
„
9%
100
9c
6,300
5%c
5%c
2,000
14%
14%
35
8c
14%
18c
Jan
Jan
18c
28c
Jan
17
Jan
1.96
Jan
1.75
18
Jan
11
Feb
Jan
68c
Feb
9.25
24c
1
Jan
Jan
85c
Jan
Feb
45c
33c
,
.
8.65
Jan
7.90
'
1.24 Jan
Jan
20c
22%c Jan
Jan
•
Jan
35c
Jan
39c
Jan
30
Jan
31
'
Feb
3.00 Jan
2.80 Feb
5.00
!
Jan
50c
5%c
10c
Jan
Jan
Gc
Jan
14%
Feb
Jan
8%c
9%c
12,700
6%c Jan
12c
Jan
21%
50
21%
Jan
21%
Jan
15%
15%
50
15
Jan
15%
50c
Jan
61c
Jan
50c
52c
6,900
1.00
1.05
10,400
1.00 Feb
—1
Gold
1.09
Macfie
37
38%
140
37
39
39%
115
38
9%C
89,960
3%c
26c
25c
27C
13,600
23c
18 %c
18 %C
20c
10,100
14c
13c
14c
9,800
Bloedel
class
II,350
2.40
2.65
20.420
19
19
20
980
1.56
1.55
1.65
7,375
9c
22,100
11c
1
1.65
1.95
62.450
5c
3%c
7 %c
948,735
•
common
1.73
*
•.
—
9c
1
Eastern
8%
8%
8%
275
16c
Jan
25c
15c
1.67
90c
Jan
1.80
Feb
Oils Ltd..
Jan
28c
Feb
19c
Jan
Feb
90c
Jan
64c
2.40
17
1.55
7c
Feb
2.75
20%
Jan
Jan
1.75
8
Jan
1.95 Feb
7%c
Feb
Jan
8%
Jan
84
469
82
Jan
6c
3.500
4J%c
Jan
15c
13c
15c
39,600
10%c
12 %c 12 Vic
500
10c
70c
5%c
6c
51c
59c
10
10%
7,960
8 %c 10 %c
10,050
Jan
86
8c
Jan
Jan
17c
Jan
Jan
14%c
Jan
Oils Ltd
•
Massey-Harris
Mayo
Mines
Ltd
Grain
McCabe
McColl
•
class
Prontenac
16c
»
A
9%c
•
;
10%
1
Lead
Matarrow
58c
12
common
13c 18%c'
100
2,000
10,800
91,400
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
5
Mclvor
*
Jan
6%c
Jan
,8ov "Jan
5q5/
i7u/
Ttn
36%
351/
jan
85%
853i
15
a!
uan
1
Red
McWatters
Gold
_r_
Light
Milton
Minda-Scotia
Mindamar
301/,
Pressed Metals
jan
talt Jan
>!"
ub
Too
Feb
28c
Jan
Feb
69
Jan
12
Jan
footnotes
see
oace
42
Jan
12,480
25c
Jan
30c
Jan
•
50c ■ 50c
ll%cll%c
11%
4.10 Jan
f
Jan
11c
Feb
:
3%c
215,500
Jan
10 %c
Feb
..|
1.70
Jan
;;
1.55 Feb
200
146,400
10c
Jan
800
24c
Jan
■96c
Jan
1.05
74%
Jan
78%
Feb
3,000
10c
Feb
12c
Jan
314,000
4c
Jan
•13c
Feb
27,!0p
19c
Jan
29c
Feb
3,8.5
Jan
4.25 .Jan
Feb
35c
•
6,570
15.433
27c
10.800
'77c
Jan
4,200
13c
Jan
23,000
100
Jan
2.00
9c
.
7,750
18,400
Jan
15c
-.-Jan
26c
Feb
4%c
Jan
6%
Sc
Jan
65c
Feb
4 %c
Jan
8c
Jan
2.85
Jan
4,700
15 %c
9,500
65,500
13,270
Jan
4c
Jan
2.05
Jan
1.74
Jan
Jan
34c
lie
Jan
3.45
Jan,:
%.c Jan:;
,6%c Feb,.
2.20, Jan
1
2.20
;
Jan
Jan
65c
Jan
3.00
Jan
3.65
8c
Jan
15c
585,800
5c
Jan
15c
27,050
62c
Feb
77c
1,000
50c
Jan
60c
Jan
Jan
Jan .j
,
Feb
.
14c
Jan.,
11
Jan
12
Jan
71
1.03
38c
7c
Cc
365
70
Jan
72
4,700
98c
Jan
34,250
37c
Jan
18,500
500
9%c
Jan
Jan
1.10
Jan
Jan
46c
7%c
50c
53c
12,450
50c
7.00 740
50 " 50
14c 15%c
57c
57c
27c
28c
54c
60c
1.42
1.4G
1.95
1.93
41
43
7.20
—
1.45
1.50
22c
3758
72C
3758 38'2
1
1
40c
•
6%
30c
35c
15,700
30c
Jan
38c
Jan
Radiore
•
52c
50c
53c
5,200
50c
Jan
62c
Jan
Ranwick
1.65
1.65
1.70
3.000
Jan
6%
,
1.75
Jan
Jan
-
Jan
1.59
Jan
1.91
Jan
2.12
Jan
1,795
6,900
1,209,435
1.320
Jan
4.55
Jan
Red Water Util
Reef Petroleum
3.70 Feb
4.20
Jan
Reeves MacDonald
holdings
Jan
Jan
3c
Jan
27c
Jan
22%
Feb
23%
Jan
27,100
1.05
Jan
1.52
Jan
345
34%
Jan
38%
Feb
60c
Jan
80c
Feb.
12% Jan
Feb
1.65
Jan
1.70
Jan
2.20
Jan
66c
Feb
79c
Jan
4.000
7c
Jan
15c
Jail
13c
Jan
19c
19c
1.100
1.28
25.875
86c
Jan
19%'C
38,250
17c
Feb
1.17
1.30
16,000
40c
45c
8.440
40c
19%
20%
2.755
18
24c
131,750
1.06
475,535
15c 17%c
8,500
1.18
17c
1.17
22c
.
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1
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1
17c
1
21c
1.76
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1.17
Feb
1.55
21c
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Jan
Jan,
1.70 Jan
Jan
48c
•
Jan
22
Jan
8c
Jan
27c
Jan
Jan
;
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Red Poplar Gold
Jan
45
1.40
1.50
1.18
,
Jan
Jan
5.650
17c
1
Uranium
39
12%
1
Mining
Uranium
1.40
Jan
1
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<
Jan
5.465
1,700
9%
18c
19%
Jan
83c
12%
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Feb
9c
Queenston Gold
500
54c
9c
Quebec Manitou
6
Jan
19.500
•
Jan
6
30c
9c
Jan
Quemont
Jan
4.600
9c
Quesabe
Jan
22c
28.300
12c
Feb
Jan
2.225
76c
Jan
Jan
Jan
<
59c
2.05
Jan
2.15
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20c
Jan
6Gc
7c
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51
Jan
52c
1.95
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Feb
14c
820
1.62
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50
25
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1.50
Jan
58c
29.55
68c
9,700
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Jan
349,750
1 68C
1.50
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2,340
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6.75
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20,400
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1.90
1.55
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26,500
8c
2.10
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9c
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8c
2.10
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1.10
16c
12,775
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1.75
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4,400
56,000
1,036,839
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1.24
12,430
24%c
23c
29c
29.100
2.75
2.75
3.00
1.550
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8c
1.20
22c.
2.75
Jan
Feb
1.06
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2,721
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,
Jan
8c
6%c
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3.30
7,116
35,250
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Quebec Labrador
200
36c
6%
Quebec Copper Corp
3.70
Jan
Jan
—1
—
Petroleums
Quebe.c
3.70
Jan
23c
Jan
Jan
3.70
7c
Jan
Jan
3.90
Jan
6
6c
10c
Jan
4c
4c
38c
5.285
Jan
35c
3%c
Jan
69,700
Jan
10%c
1,600
Jan
17C
13 %c
Jan
20,000
16c
1
Jan
11 %
4.25
Jan
30c
1.60
1.70
3.25 <3.50
9c
12c
10c -15c
62c
67c
1.49
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18c
13c
5c
9%c Jan
i;
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15c
—
27c
58c
1.42
1.96
41%
•
Preston East Dome
/4
65
3.70
Jan
12c
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19
556
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For
1
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23c
123,600
1.33
12
4.20
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5,500
32c
•
7c
2,125
23%
21c
•
common
Jan
7%c Jan
1-05
66%
1.55
7c
25.500
22%
•
Brick
Jan
6
3%c
.
6"c
Jan
6
6c
6,500
•
Jan
5,700
5%
5%c
10.200
32c
Jan
67c
47,785
—
5c
„
16c
Jan
Jan
23
13.50
City Petroleum
Feb
53c
55c
37c
35c
Mid-Continent Oil
Mill
7%c
1.90
70
1.00
37c
*
pfd
13c
,Feb
P0G
2.10
Power
Jan
<2.25
6c
5%c
_1
Oils
i
&
Jan
3%c
390,366
1
12
2.00
Jan
40c
40c
71
32c
Island
2.65
Feb
;21c
6%c
—
4 %c
Mercury Mills
Mexican
—
5c
.
Jan
30c
1.75
__
—II
Lake
Feb
12 %c
,57c
•
65
;
15c
30c
powe11 Rouyn Gold
18c
7,000
10c
78c
Powell River
„
22
Jan
19
65
-
*
1
Porcupine Peninsular
480
__
—
Jan
Jan
2.10
11%
•
*
,_10c
—1
1
5%c
7 %c
*
i
Gold
McMarmac
Merrill
r
Feb
21c
Jan
•
84c
Jan
35%
85%
Petroleum
Jan
150
•
McKenzie Red Lake
McLellan
v
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Jan
Jan
Jan
11 %c
17%c
5J/2c
9%c
11 %c
62c
Jan
4,000
8c
10c
2.75 ,3.00
:
Jan
82c
Jan
•
1.65
41c.
Jan
22c
-
2.20
1.78
Jam
10c
11c
8c
9%c
2.75
19c
6c
-
26c
28.400
•
f
16c
296,028
21,000
3.85 4.00
27c -31c
82c -90c
13c >14c
1.80 1.98
9c -15c
12c
26c
,G%c 8%c
7
7
24c -30c
43c
Jan
Jan
12c
200,200
236,600
9'Ac 10%
95c -1.05
8c ll'/Jc
1
1
'
*
4%c
12c
„
t
Jan
3.35
11,000
'
.
—_1
Punch
Drilling
2
2
63c
12
12
__
Preferred
•
.
Jan
70c
Jan
11,900
29c
__
'
Feb
2.70
.
.
1.00
Jan
52c
Jan
33,500
13c
12c
62c
1
9%c
59 %c
Jan
Jan
34c
Jan
27c
42,950
.
45c
,—1
;—•
1
Pioneer Gold
Placer Development
31.000
67c
28c
»
•—1
1
Ponder
Marwayne
:
Peace River Nat Gas
Penman's Ltd common
Penn-Cobalt Silver —2_,
Perron Gold
Pershcourt Gold Fields
Petrol Oil & Gas„
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Feb
11c
Jan-
84
_1
1-80
13c
19c
8c
Feb
Jan
1.65 Feb
2c
Jan
Jan
4%c
66c
Jan
3%c Jan
17c
84
•
!
.
•
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Page Hershey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine
Pan Western Oil—2
Paramaque Mines
Parbec Malartic
Parker Drilling
Partanen Malartic __;
Paymaster Consol
1.14 Jan
4%c
1
Martin-McNeely
•«
Pacific Coyle Navigation
Pacific (Eastern)
Jan
1
Malartic
Gold
,f
Jan
Jan
.1
—
—
Osisko Lake Mines'
ll%c
100
Mines
Marigold
144,500
*
&
Marbenor
53,700
12c
67c
;_1
preferred
Marcus
28c
64c
B
Maple Leaf Milling
5%
20c
9%C
Lake Gold Mines
Goldfields
Maralgo
13,800
2.50
1
Mines
Gold
Consol
Malartic
Manitoba
3,188
1.00
10c
-1
&
Red
Magnet
1.70
90c
22c
_1
—
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Madsen
1.67
67c
Exploration
Mackeno Mines
MacM'illan
1.67
95c
_1
Macho River
Jan
Jan
,
Pacific
-1
Mines
Jan
30c
__
Jan
1.33
321,400
;
—
13c
23c
—#
.*
-90C
*
*
Opemiska Copper Mines—
2—
'
,
77
1
1
2—2
Orange Crush
Orenada Gold —2
Orlac Red Lake
Feb
,
2.49
1,079,393
35c
25c
Jan
1.90
64,800
3.35 3.80
10c 41c
5%c 10%c
.1.55 1.60
19c
22c
1..00 4.00
<7 /«%
10c =12c
8c
13c
,•
22c .29c
3.60
11c
,
7c ■
Jan
39,110
161,810
30c
6c
26J/4C
——1
—1
1
—5
Jan
20c
11,000
.
30c
4%c
34c
23c
Jan
"
6c
7c
14c 20c
8c ll%c
9%c lie
__
39%
iJciix
5c
warrants
38%
,Jan
.
Feb
3.35
Jan
Jan
16,960
3,725
'
—
Jan
Jan
2.00
57,330
.
,
27%
23c
3%c
238,275
26c
—
1
11%C Jan
Jan
.
v
1
Ontario Jocjkev Club —
Ontario Pyrites Co Ltd
Jan
82c
Jan
6c
1
Mines
MacDonald
1
—1
—
3.90
28c
82c
'
17%c Jan
Jan
Jan
•
Yellowknife
Macassa
13c
66c
7C
37
Gold
Long Island Petroleums
Louvicourt Goldlields
Lynx
9,500
11,730
•
Class B
Lomega
15c
82c
1
•
class A
Groceterias
Loblaw
14c
77c
„
82c
Long Lac
14c
9c
10c
1
Normetal Mining
—*
Norpax Oil & Mines Ltd
—2—,—1
Northern Canada Mines;.—.2;
Northern'Extension
i
;—•
North Canadian Gils
1
-2-*
North Denison <-^.-2—
*.,1
North Inca Gold
1
Northland Mines (1940)—:
2—1
North Star Oil —2
—■*
North Trinity Mining _2—
J
Feb
1.00
-
20%c
Class B
Little
--
Nisto Mines Ltd
1
Nor-Acme Gold —-—-2
1
Noranda Mines
u
... J.
—•
Nordon Corp
—1
I.
—1
Norgold
1
Norlartic Mines
L—
—1
Oil Selections —
Okalta Oils'
—^.2
O'Leary Malartic 2—
Omnitrans Exploration
'
Feb
Jan
8%c
1,500
15c
8c
15c
2.38
33c
60c
1
■
Jan
Jan
3c
14
1.80
30%c
—
—1
—
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd—,—^
O'Brien Gold Mines.
—
Ogam a-Rockland _J————
Jan
JO
9% Jan
26
lbC
11,15,5
55c
8c
....
5.40 Jan
Jan
31 %c
21%
8%c
•
1
1
Gold
61
200
400
5.25
,
40c
1
—1
—*
—*
Mines
31
'
Jan
12 %c
'
Jan
Jan
36,679
98c
52c
7%c
Nubar Mines Ltd-
3
Class B
3,050
37c
2.90
31
1
Mines
Secord
2,395
.8.40
35c
2.90
———*
—1
,
1,037,500
1.00
—*
Gold
68c
40c
1
—*
*
Mining—.
Mines
5,333
•lie
c
58c
1.05
1
1
L
10%
60c
220
17%
17%
17%
1
Leduc-Consolidated
76c
14c
Mines
Jones class
Jan
1.83
Lake Osu
& Sons
Jan
70c
"23c
Lake Lingman
Mines
87c
3,778
Jan
Jan
302.700
-
Jan
14,273
14c
75c
'
ll%c
New Senator Rouyn
2.10 Jan
'2.99
55
265.150
34c
—1
New Superior Oils of Canada
New Thurbois —
;—
Nib Yellowknife —
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Nipissing Mines
w
39c
Jan
1.53 Jan
20c
10% c
12c
Feb
Jan
1.75
1
1
Jan
1c
1.73
52
813
1.50
28V2C
12%c
.
24c
Jan
17% Feb
6%c
20C
•
—1
Ltd
(John)
Jan
20%
1.75
Ladulama Gold Mines
Jan
15
Feb
•
—
lie
9%c
19
—1
—1
—
-
60
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.60
22,900
2.00
Jan
7%c Jan
8
7 «/4
Jan
1.51
1
New Pacalta Oil—s
New Richfield Petroleum i\
New Rouyn Merger
—
New Ryan Lake Mines
2.52
Jan
210
Jan
1
Ltd.—
New Mosher Long Lac Mines
Newnorth Gold ———
—
Jan
1.26
1.30
1
New Marlon Gold —
New Morrison Mines
17c
1.20
Labrador Mining &
Lencourt
1
13c
11c
Ltd
1
*
—
15c
13c
Jan
13%
58,950
1.90
ll%c
7/zC
11c
Malartic
New Jason Gold
New Laguerre Mines
New Larder U—
Newlund Mines
Jan
13
Jan
2.25
15c
8c
12c
* 2.09
30c
New Hugh
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
49c
Jan
12c
12
Feb
52c
Jan
18c
77c
1.01
♦
—
32%
Feb
14c
Jan
370
37c
72c
95%
Jan
Jan
60c
1.90
34c
Jan
4c
Jan
6%c
16,706
35c
Feb
9%-c
Jan
300
3.10
15c
30V«
1,703,650
9
54,370
2.95
14c
95%
17c
Jan
1,700
22c
2.95
10
lie
7
4,500
1.33
52c
175
9%c ll%c
Jan
Jan
2.40
15c
l.Oo
85c
30%
15c
15%
25%
2-20
1.30
95%
26
Jan
Jan
3.35
23c
1
—
Feb
15
25
20c
1.98
30%
43%
58c
2.50
18c
95%
30%
Jan
9,775
—1
Petroleum
New Dickenson Mines
New Fortune Gold
50c
Feb
27
1
1
New Devon
Jan
26
28%c
New Delhi
11%
46C
225
7%
1
3g%
66
Jan
85
2.65
50c
New Davies Petroleums
135
Feb
40c
428
19c 19 %c
105
•
-
Jan
25
2-30
—1
35
-
92
Jan
3-25
20c
—1
•
Continental Oil
Jan
24%
1,100
12%
g
-
26
19°
i—~——
100
73c
Klondike-Keno
Lapa Cadillac
Jan
35
;
Landover
23 %
8%
—1
Lamaque
Jan
11%
5%
—-—
Kirkiand Townsite
J
1
1
2,900
97,527
Ltd
2.00
New British Dominion Oil—.
New Calumet Mines
New Concord Develppment^
5% Jan
23
New
17%
2.43
86
15,700
|3c
12%
7%
Uranium
Nesbitt Labine
New Alger
8%
Kirkland-Hudson
Leitch
38
11%
Keyboycon Mines
Lawson &
Jan
Feb
•
Gold
Lavalie
34%
73c
12%
1
32%
34
—
25c
Mines
185
33
*
25c
Kenwell Oils & Mines
the
Negus
60c
12%
—
14%
20
,9c
60c
Jan
Jan
300
8Y2
7%c
o
1
Kerr-Addison
Wasa
Jan
10,613
18c
Shore
27c
35
33
—*
1
Lake Dufault
12'AJan
Jan
8%
8%c
*
——
—1
—
Oils
Feb
18c
38
6%c
Kelore Gold
Kirkland Lake
H
—
—1
—
National Hosiery class B—
National Petroleum
National Sewer Pipe class A
National Steel Car.
Feb
120
Jan
*.
15
25%
High
Low
13.%
5,345
310
34%
10
Ltd.
Kayrand Mining
Kelvinator
Jan
10
32%
•
-100
•
5/100
-*
Ltd—.
26
43c
~~
Brass
32%
24,500
*
Mines
La pa ska
7,700
6%c
—,—...—2,
,
•
My lamaque Mines
38
—.——.—1
*
Ltd
Gold
Oils
Laura
770
22c
34%
*
1
1
(1939)
Jpliet-Quebec
Lang
11%
6c
*
Jellicoe
Luz
U
21c
100
Mines
La
112
525
-—
Jaculet
Lake of
ISc
9
5%
Jacknlfe Gold
Lake
61,000
23 »/4
Jack Waite Mining
Lake
55c
120
23
Metals class A
1/.
53c
5%
International Petroleum
Labatt
4,766
c.a
U
1
Preferred
Kroy
58
54%
-25
International Nickel Co common
Kenville
700
21C
Industrial Acceptance common
•
$1.50 preferred
*
Ingersoll Machine class A
*
Inglis (John) & Co
*
Inspiration Mining
1
International Bronze Powders com—*1
Preferred
25
Jupiter
1,680
2.80
—-£1
Preferred
Morrison
120
1
1
Ltd
Petroleums
preferred
Indian Lake
Jonsmith
18%
2.70
55C
1
Preferred
Oils
17%
100
4%
Joburke
39,200
54%
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Life
—
Imperial Oil
—
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary-5
Jet
8%c
2.70
"
•
6%c
17%
1
*
of Prices
Low Hl*h
13 % 13%
92
92
26
26
42c 44c
58c 58c
15 15,8
25 25%
13%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
8%c Feb
17c
1
Husky Oil & Refining
International
Montauban Mines
Montreal Locomotive -—
Moore Corp common —;
30
15
—
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Huron & Erie common
Hy-Charger
Jan
10%
Mining
Bay
9%c
30
Mining
Hudson
Jan
50c
25c
Gold
Smith
1c
8%c
Yellowknife
Howard
49,150
15
Hollinger Consol
Home
Oil
Boyle
9c
8c
Hinde & Dauch
Hosco
par
Mining Corp
.*
Monarch Knitting preferred—.—100
Monarch Mortgage ——
*
Moueta Porcupine
1
High
Low
43C
Crest Oils Ltd.
Highland-ben —-—
Highwood Sarcee—
for Week
Sale Price
"
Range Since Jan. 1
1
High
Homer
Shares
High
_•
Gold Mines
Heva
Sales
Range
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Last
Sales
Week's
Feb
17%c Jan:
11c-
Feb
1.38
Jan1
Jan
32c
Jan
Feb
3.25
Jan
Volume 177
Number 5193
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(661)
41
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
itocks
Range
Sale Price
Par
Regcourt
1
Rcnabie
Rio
Mines
-J
5%c
Tinto Alberta Oils
25c
Kix-Athabasca
Robinson
Little
Long
Rowan
Lac.
1
24c
Rupununi
River
10c
4c
Gold
2.26
Mines
Brewing
B
:
Steel
•
Jan
Upper
5c
31c
34c
21,200
37,500
Ltd
Jan
Feb
15c
Jan
32
Jan
35
Feb
16 Va
Jan
26c
5c
10c
5,000
.
24c
41,2«0
23
610
23
470
Jan
32
2,600
6 Vac
2,000
3%c
14,200
2.05
53,150
18
100
2.10
20c
A
•
•
Vulcan
Jan
Waite
Jan
Walker
(G &
Feb
2.82
Jan
20%
Jan
W)
Ltd
common
Gold
(N)
Souris
Valley
'
Co
Weedon Fyrite & Copper
Consolidated
Jan
West Malartic
Jan
Westecl
Western
Feb
Western
Homestead
Western
Leaseholds
15
70,252
175
98c
5.40
25,718
48Va
17c
Jan
Jan
31
Jan
Western
Weston
Feb
1.15
Jan
5.20
Feb
5.75
Jan
20'%
Jan
21 Vz
Feb
20
1,160
class
A
Jan
20Va
Jan
7.25
7.50
GOO
29c
36,100
19 Va
30
26c
Winward Gold
Jan
Wingait
Jan
Winnipeg Electric
86c
Feb
1.25
Jan
Jan
1.75
Jan
1.03
60,172
1.45
1,000
9%
365
9%
Jan
55
58
5,425
50%
Jan
48
Jan
52
54%
3,509
57c
60c
rflw
34%
34%
85c
90c
1.43
10
Jan
58
,
Standard
Feb
54 Vi
Ltd
Mines
Paving
Oil
21
21%
Olsen
36c
41c
41c
18%
18Va
37
Stedman
Steel
ui
'4.75
L73
1.50
1.80
28c
28c
30c
18
18%
33
32
32%
31%
32%
common
Preferred
5
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines.
51
..
1
J
Super test
;
Preferred
Surf Inlet
Sweet
11 %c
8.45
4
9c 13 VaC
8.25
8.80
118,913
Jan
41c
18%
38
;r
Sylvanite Gold
V
Taylor,
31%
Feb
34
229,300
3%c
Jan
49,912
7.25
Jan
'rl
65,7
1
1.80
17c
9!ooo
2.80
2.75
2.90
6,700
13
13
13%
I
w
r
l'
<'
;;
M
Preferred
99
7c
75
1.33
18c
20c
99
Toburn
*
8
75
Vac
80
1.32
1.39
Gold
2 500
18c
'
I*
__
13
710
15VaC
Gold
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto General
2.10
15c
33c
Towragmac Exploration
rj
fj
Traders Finance
Class B
21c
Jan
2.92
Jan
62c
4 ' 050
Jan
191
*
13-14
A
90c
1
:j
!
')
Era
Triad
<
Oils
26c
Hnn
1.60
3,600
6,200
8,500
160
33c
38c
11,700
33%
33%
20
13%
Feb
12%
Feb
12%
Feb
50c
Feb
60c
Jan
8c
Jan
5c
Jan
5c
Jan
7%c Feb
Jan
24
22
33c
Feb
33
Jan
n
t
46
,0
o
'2.02 Feb
.
11c
33%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.80
4.10
3,400
3.40
Jan
4.35
Jan
29%
29%
29%
25
26%
Jan
30
92%
Jan
92
92%
220
92
Jan
94%
Jan
85c
85c
95c
19,950
85c
Jan
1.12
Jan
9c
9c
10c
10,000
9c
Jan
7%c
7c
9c
53,500
5%c Jan
9c
Feb
11c
11c
13c
33,200
9%c
Jan
13c
Jan
7c
5%c
8c
64,500
4VaC Jan
9c
Jan
28
41%
45%
Jan
99%
99%
100
60
96%
Jan
7c
7c
8Vac
19,500
5c
Jan
8%c
Feb
6
6
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
1.91 Feb
2.30
Jan
44
"
__
•
44
,
100
.
11c
Jan
100
Jan
Jan
1.95
1.91
2.04
„1
&
34c
34c
38c
7,900
34c
Feb
1
Min
45c
19c
19c
21c
28,550
'18c
Jan
22%c
Jan
8c
8c
9%c
12,000
8c
Jan
97/«c
Jan
1.60
13,300
1.48 Feb
1.75
51c
24,949
45c
Jan
59c
Jan
39c
21,750
33c
Jan
49c
Jan
—1
1
1.50
1.48
1
47c
47c
1
36c
34c
Friday
Last
%
2,795
.
Jan
Jan
Funds
Week's
nnC
Par
'
Andian National
no
Jan
29c
-Shares
1.40
Jan
1.70
105
180
2,2
13c
56
54 Va
54 Va
54 Va
10
26c
27c
575
c
4,783
28%
?,
50V4
.
no
Feb
ran
Tau
29
X
Jan
Jan
Canada
Canada
Jan
81
225
9
9
9
1,220
9
Jan
9%
25%
25%
26%
357
25
Jan
26%
Feb
9%
9%
9%
96
.
1—-—0
Sugar
•
Vinegars
*
Industries
t"
Dalhousie
Disher
T
'
Jan
iaiu
Paper
Jan
57%
Jan
54%
Jan
27c
Jan
Jan
International
10Va
Jan
Jan
98
Jan
6.50
525
5.80
Jan
17
1,410
16%
Jan
6.50
17'A
Jan
Jan
15
100
14%
Jan
3.90
4.05
1,600
3.75
Jan
4.10
Jan
24%
25V»
50
24%
Jan
25%
Jan
38%
40%
905
37%
Jan
41
87%
87%
10
87
Jan
87%
Feb
5.00
960
4.65
Jan
5.25
Jan
IOV2
19,507
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
__
40
1
5.00
.4.90
•
9%
9'/4
70
70'%
35%.
35%
36%
__
,
23c
23c
24%
24
81
83
34
34
♦
Jan
Jan
»110
24Va
81
15
65
Jan
70%
Feb
2,775
26c
*
•
preferred
35
Jan
36%
Feb
•
7,800
23c
Feb
55
24
Feb
24V2
Feb
1,148
80
Jan
83%
Jan
100
„
33
Jan
34
Feb
26c
Jan
52%
52%
53
680
52
Jan
53%
Jan
5
28%
28
28%
308
28
Jan
29%
Jan
4.75
4.75
4.75
200
3.80
Jan
4.80
6
-l_.
Utilities
7%
*
common
Utilities
Interprovincial
Jan
3.90
•
Bridge
International Paper
Jan
20c
91/4
95%
16%
15
Jan
Jan
25>/4
•
Hayes Steel
,
40
20
1
-6.30
16%
*
Oil
Steel
Dominion
Feb
1,050
96/
*
common
Westinghouse
Consolidated
Jan
9
•
Investment™
Canadian Ingersoll Rand
Canadian Marconi
:
Canadian Western Lumber
Jan
'
*
General
Canadian
.
.High
9%
j.1
Dominion
Canadian
t
r
Low
9
5
Develop—:
Canadian Collieries
Jan
50
Range Since Jan. 1
Hl0h
9
*
Newfoundland
—
Jan
Low
*
Asbestos Corp
Brown Co common
lst Preferred
Bulolo Gold
Jan
lie
t
22c
for Week
of Prices
.
'
Jan
nu
on
Sales
Range
Sale Price
2^20 Jan
Jan
Jan
_
28 Va
105
11c
*
Loblaw
3.35
3.35
1.30
1.26
3.60
3,661
3.35
Feb
3.95
Inc
—
Jan
Minnesota & Ontario
1.35
20,800
Jan
1.55
Jan
42
46%
Ogilvie
27,218
33 Va
Jan
•
46 Va
Feb
43c
42c
Pend
44c
13,000
42c
Feb
51c
*
Petroleum
Jan
Price
15c
14c
15c
7,900
12c
Jan
17c
Jan
Third
Canadian
Thrift
38
37»/s
38
1,293
Paper
5
25
25
'
26
307/a
307/8
1
5.50
5.50
5.75
31%
31%
32%
5.00
5.00
Stores
42 Va
*
•
Corp
Jan
___l
.
25c
24 Vac
30c
2.55
2.50
2*65
17,850
40c
36c
44c
402,145
15,700
1.25
24Vac Feb
32V2c Jan
'
Flour
commoil_
„
Oreille
Bros
♦
General
Invest
*'
5.00
Jan
2.84
Jan
,
Jan
44c
Feb
Yukon Consolidated
Zeller's
Ltd
1
—"
__
19
25
2,260
735
220
14
__
2.42
17c
410
,
,
14
100
61c
64c
10,710
18%
19
165
31% Jan
38
Jan
25
Jan
27%
Jan
30Va
Jan
30%
5.50 Feb
6.50
Jan
32%
Jan
31%
Jan
4.95 Jan
5.00
see
Feb
13%
Jan
14
Feb
Jan
65c
Jan
19
Feb
18% Jan
page 4-2.
Feb
60c
.1
For footnotes
Feb
42%c Jan
1.65
•
54 Va
Pipe Line
Resources
Oil
Tungsten
22c
55
"
Transvision-Television
Trend
4,000
24
Jan
■
Trans Mountain Oil
Transcontinental
15c
35 VaC
11c
26c
'
Trans Empire Oils
Trans
13c
33c
28 Va
105
■
-!
7c
7%c
Jan
1
Canadian
itau
o7«
•
Warrants
3,500
6c
■
Jan
Jan
,5
oc
*
1^'cnn
14,500
1
-
50
52
22
Canadian
_
•
class
12%
,
20x
50
10 %
6%c
35c
43
1,475
50
33%
3,2j1
13%
12%
__
46%
6.85
■
Trusts
Mortgage
4b
1.35 Feb
t
22c
Jan
13
123 716
1.55
24c
1
U
j
46% Jan
45%
*
Jan
8.95
Jan
9Rc4
5 000
13
2.02
1
12%
42%c Jan
1
STOCKS
13VaC Feb
Jan
2.75
10
13
2.06
TApbill
Toronto
9 '/a
1
„
HVaJan
99 Va
7c
___10
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
6,192
iaIu
,
common
Jan
5,500
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
Jan
'
Pearson
Feb
79c
70c
12%
1.37 Jan
1
18V-1 Feb
15 Vac
25c
Feb
Feb
2.45
Jan
1
Mines
22
"Jan
iaiK
17c
100
Jan
18c
4c
Jan
4
20c.
50c
903,910
Jan
10c
100
Oil
Jan
Jan
00
*
Ltd
18c
15c
24%
'
Feb
Jan
2'tn°i
1
J
Oils
13%c
Jan
9%c Jan
6.15 Feb
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
Jan
1
___
I5%c
9c
22% Feb
"
3,000
1
Jan
1.13
1
™
Crass
5,387
10c
Jan
1,695
common
*}««
Anglo
(ordinary)
10,700
"
10c
1.70
19,425
;
Canuck
Yellorex
■
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan Cons Mines
11c
22% 23%c
10c
Jan
1.55
Mines
45c2
22
33
*
_
Canada
9c
9c
23'/a
1.52
Feb
6.65
__
,7,
Jan
17%
2
J5
4.75
1
Bros
*
1
:
Ltd
8,300
13%
6%
9
B
Gas
1.57
Feb
Jan
Jan
11
1.35
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Yukeno
Mines
30c
40
6%
"
37
395
37
t
31c2
2,000
18%
6,945
1.60
'
K
oni/
13%
1.51
Jan
12%
1
Gold
Yankee
»
0=
S
13
1.51
Feb
rQ„
at,!4
6 800
•
Gold
m/
ftoo
35c
41c
common
class
&
Starratt
Co
21
»
Stanley Brock
in
35c
(1944)
Preferred
To„
d7nn
*
-
Standard Radio class A
Stanwell
34 %
•
—
Oils
spooner
v
•
Southam Co
Stadacona
™_„20
Oil
57c
13%
1.25
11%
•
Prefetred
Winora Gold
Wood Alexander
Wriglit-Hargreaves
86c
22,520
1
Jan
9%
1.52
6.15
Wiltsey-Coghlan
19 %
1.45
1.35
39,500 *
100
32c
87c
Jan
58c
8%
36c
1.37
Petroleums
Jan
1.45
10%
Jan
_1
Jan
7.75
3,487
110,870
Jan
58c
6.15
common
18
Feb
9.60
38c
•
Tungsten
(Geo)
26c
7.25
Jan
9.00
10c
Ltd
Preferred
Wilricb
Jan
22%
2.45
*
Feb
Jan
95c
490
20 Va
Feb
8c
1,500
5.20
48Va
28%
57
Jan
65c
1
Jan
48 Va
15c
Jan
Jan
21%
1
Ashley
Grocers
42%
Jan
29 Va
50
54%
27
*
Feb
48 Va
Feb
75
1
4
40%
12c
46'/a
56%
22%
45c
•
I*'
Jan
56
1
Products
43
29 %
4.25
22%
12%
Wekusko
161
48 Va
3.00 Feb
2.00
«._«■
551
19 Va
1
common
2*>5
-
A
Yale Lead & Zinc
Siscoe
Slater
111,100
49
68c
•
41%
21 Va
52 Va
4.00
2.25
•
43 Va
20%
57
3.00
Jan
1
Winchester Larder
•
Jan
23c
1
Amulet
Class
2.80
.1
Oils
Waterous
37c
1
Western
20%
*
Feb
29
Jan
__
1
Mines
Jan
Jan
Mines
Ltd
Jan
7c
Jan
Mines
Mines.™
Jan
1
class
Rol
Ventures
2.50
50c
A
10
Jan
18c
56
25
Vicour
Jan
2.25
18
.
,
Violamac
2.22
Feb
2.38
Van
-
Jan
Jan
2.28
21
28c
Jan
26
9.00
50
•
Zinc
Canada
Jan
34'%
Jan
preferred.,
.'
Mines
Villbona Gold
24
Jan
2.05
&
5c
Jan
A
preferred
32c
Feb
3c
Fuel class
Class B
Jan
15-
95c
5.25.
1
class
United
43%
.
7
745
7,720
*
Jan
1,087
4,480
1
Mines
35c
2,388
25,100
5
Mines
Dairies
6c-
16
20 Va
Miller
29c
Jan
35
23c
14c
*
.
4%c
27d
12c
2.22
29'/4
•
common
Jan
Jan
34%
21c
-50c
™
22c
2,000
2.15
48 V2
*
Gold
Standard
Simpson's
United
12,867
4.50
40%
1
class
(Quebec)
Mining
onver
Jan
25c
2.25
43 Va
2,420
27
20c
1.40
2.20
50
Mines
Silverwood
•
23c
Breweries
Silver
Oils
5c
.50
Ltd
United
9c
2.05
2.07
Voting trust
»nanco
1
Feb
18
preferred
Gordon
Lead
22c
'242,300
34
•
B
Creek
United
Jan,
22c
2.20
common
(1945)
United Keno Hill
2.15
warrants
Wpg
Feb
33 %
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*
A
Jan
15
2.15
&
orcuriiy Fieehold Petroleums
Oil
12
23
1
<».
Ltd
Co
Feb
Jan
Feb
10
1
High
26Va
3.55
3.00
2.85
Low
46 Va
1
14%
33 %
Scyti^fe
Silknit
Corp class B
llVa
*
Range Since Jan.
l8VaC
__
50
,
Jan
Shares
Htgh
8
26%
1
100
3 VaC
23
*
Sigma
United
*
Mining
15
1.62
24c
•
onerritt
Feb
-Gas
ui. 1011
11 Va
•
Oils
Sicks'
Asbestos
j
180
*
common
Gold
Scurry
Sheep
United
15
,
15
*
common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
key
Union
Jan
10c
—
1
,
Corp
Antonio
Shea's
Jan
229,050
23c
•
•
—
Industries
Lawrence
Shaw
Jan
1.75
23
9%
2.95
5c
32c
1
Gold
Class
3.00
Jan
Low
*'
3.00
lffac '
.
5c
•
Oils Ltd
Class
common
2.50
15c
1
•
Selburn
Jan
20
Union Acceptance
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jan
11 Va
10
Sand
Jan
1.50
20
common
Royalite Oil
San
2.50
8,800
7c
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Hiah
4V2c Jan
-
Last
1
3.00
; Roxana Oils
Roy Silver
Royal Bank
St
1.74
20 Va
2.85
Class A warrants
Russell
200
5,300
1.55
common.
Consolidated
Rundle
7c
3.00
20 %
A
Roche
:
5c
1.58
„1
6
15
Cotton
Robinson
Class
"
FEBRUARY
Friday
Range Since Jan.
k°«>
20%
Riverside Silk class A
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
2.75
1
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
f
>
ir
,1
u
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(662)
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1953
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday February 6
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Bid
Mutual Fun da—
>4
91c
Fund
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Fund
5.01
Inc-
1.01
4.00
8.85
B-l
10.71
7%
Blair
2.80
1
26.40
Bonds )_1
Grade
24.68
26.93
18.87
20.54
11.55
12.61
1
(Speculative
1
Bonds)
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)
27.62
1
17.82
19.44
29.92
6-1
25.76
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
(Appreciation Tfd Stks)_l
(Quality Common Stks)_l
35.91
39.17
(Income
Stocks)—1
18.88
20.60
(Appreciation Com 8tks) 1
17.31
Bid
_10o
8.56
9.25
22.33
24.14
Bullock Fund Ltd
24.50
(Low
Stks)_l
7.55
5.87
9.73
1953,
ser.
2.00s
Feb.
16.
1953,
ser.
Federal
A
B
2.30s April 15,
2.20s May 15,
2.30s Aug. 17,
Priced
Knickerbocker
Com
Fund
Loomis Sayles
9.39
10.15
Canadian Fund Inc
11.75
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund.
16.07
17.37
19.62
21.21
6,975
com—100 6 ,825
141
136
100
7.57
6.96
Investment——1
Securities
Composite Bond & Stock
17.33
Composite Fund
._1
13.05
14.19
Concord Fund Inc_.
-1
12.39
13.39
29%
31 'A
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Mutual Fund Inc—
Be Vegh
Net
Fund
37.13
16.99
18.68
Automobile
1A53
5.46
stock—1
common
Diversified
5.98
Growth
7.11
7.79
6.79
—
7.44
1.92
2.11
10.41
25c
Fund Inc———*
Dividend Shares
Dreyfus
99.24
1954
1,
99.30
1,
1956
99.16
99.24
1,
2%s May
1%S Oct.
100.2
1953)
1957-1955
95.10
95.18
99.24
100
99.26
100
2%s
May
1,
1958—
99.10
99
Panama Canal 3s
115%
114%
.1961
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Dollar Price
Maturity—
shares
4.23
4.66
3.71
4.09
4.96
5.46
General
3.41
3.76
2s Aug.
2%s Feb
Industries
shares-, lc
Furnishings shares
Bid
Ma tart! y—
Ask
1%8 Feb.
l%s
Values
in
are
100.0412
100.3
Dec. 1, 1953
1%S March 15, 1954
.0598
100.0515
Ask
100.5
32nds—
2y8s
100 h
15, 1953
1, 1953
1953
June
Bid
Treasury Notes-
Certificates of Indebtedness—
lc
.0772
99.11
99.13
1%S March 15, 1955
1%S Dec. 15, 1955
98.20
98.22
98.27
98.29
98
93.8
97.24
5.80
l%s April 1, 1956
1%8 Oct. 1, 1956
l%s April 1, 1957
97.8
97.16
l%s Oct.
97.4
97.12
lc
3.28
3.62
lc
4.11
Paper shares
lc
5.20
Petroleum shares
lc
5.27
Steel
lc
4.75
8.09
19.87
17.51
18.93
100JS.
100h
21.48
1
wi
8.87
1
1954
5.23
Fund Inc—10c
15.
4.53
Non-Ferrous
Metals
shares
Ctfs
of
11.32
beneficial
Investors
Mass
interest
Growth
5.73
•
'
Treasury Bd. 2%s Dec. 15, '58—
100.3
100.5
1, 1957
98
Massachusetts
of
Life
Fund—
29.16
31.35
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
1
14.76
16.07
Mutual Invest Fund
1
15.87
17.42
1
13.64
Inc
Mutual
Shares
Mutual
Trust Shares
Of
Corp
beneficial
Bid
Ask
3.09%
0-
2-52
8-
2-53
b2,30
1.80%
2.25%
11-
3-52
8-
3-53
%2.25
3.05%
3.20%
7-
1-52
4-
1-53
b2.25
2.00%
2.25%
12-
1-52
9-
1-53
b2.30
2.15%
8-
1-52
5-
1-53
b2.30
Rate
interest
beneficial
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Stock
Inc
Units
1
Diversified Investment Fund_l
Stock Fund
Nov.
99.30
1951)
1,
Nov. 1, 1954
(dated Jan. 2,
Due
99.8
99.24
(dated Nov.
2%s
100.2
99.26
99
1955-1953
Due
100.1
100
Feb. 1, 1954
2%s June 1, 1954
Business Equipment shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Fund
Diversified Funds Inc—
Diversified
2%s
100.2
Ask
Bonds—
Bank
1.
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
36.76
1
—1
value
asset
•
Managed Funds—
Manhattan Bond
Delaware
100.1
99.31
2%s
Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
Home
15.94
Fund
2V4s Feb.
100
1953
12.72
Commonwealth
100.1
99.31
1953
37.75
Corn
Lexington Trust Fund
Canada General Fund Ino.
Preferred
Land
99.31
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2%s June 1, 1953
10.63
37.75
16,
6.44
25c
Feb.
8.24
;—1
Rid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
26.84
asset value
Christiana
point
a
*
Broad Street Invest Corp— —t
Net
32nds of
one or more
Ask
18.89
8-4
23.37
23.83
S-2
10.59
21.73
1
27.42
8-3
9.69
•
Inv Tr of America
(Low Priced Bonds)
K-2
Figures after decimal point represent
2.00s
B-4
3.30
Blue
31.33
Funds—
(Investment Bonds)
B-2 (Medium
8%
Bond
30.71
i—1
Keystone Custodian
20.35
Beneficial Corp
Boston Fund Inc
Ask
Mutual
Fund Inc
B-3
—I
Holdings Corp
1
Ridge Mutual Fund Ino__l
Bid
Par
4.33
12.84
18.72
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Ino.
Aie-Houghton Fund "B" Ino—B
Johnston (The)
5.42
11.82
Business Shares
American
American Mutual Fund Inc.
Mutual Funds—
Ask
interest
1
-
12.64
10.84
11.78
1
15.96
11.71
1
9.53
1
7.15
Series
1
7.31
7.99
1
7.95
8.69
1
5.21
Dated
Dae
Bid
Ask
2.10
2.15 %
2%%
1-
2-53
10-
1-53
b2.35
2.20%
6-
1-53
b2.25
2.10%,
2.35%
2-
2-53
11-
2-53
b2.3o
2.20%
1-52
7-
1-53
b2.25
2.10%
10-
7.47
Series—
2.30%
10.42
Bond
Bate
9- 2-52
2.30%
12.66
Balanced Series
Due
17.13
l
Dated
Baton & Howard31-94
—1
1
Balanced Fund
Fund
Stock
23.98
25.64
5.41
18.50
Equity Fund Inc
—20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
#
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
20.00
2.63
36%
10
First Boston Corp
34.15
5.22
8.40
Fund
*
Funds Inc—
Preferred stock series
lo
Common stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc..
2
Futures Inc
*
2.88
38%
9.13
Nation-Wide SecuritiesBalanced Fund
National
Investors
Corp
United States Treasury
National Security Series—
Series
Bid
5.69
February 13, 1953
February 19, 1953
February 26, 1953
1
3.89
4,25
.March 5,
1
5.86
6.40
March
12, 1953
l
10.86
11.87
March
18, 1953
Low Priced Com Stock 8eries_l
Founders Mutual
Franklin Custodian
5.66
6.19
March
19,
1953
March 26,
1953
___lc
3.04
7.16
7.84
6.86
7.52
21.84
3.37
3.66
4.50
1
18.44
19.94
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
6.70
Income
Bond
Stock
Series
Speculative
Stock
Series
Series
Industrial Stock Series
Gas Industries
-1
20.60
22.27
—1
59.66
64.15
__1
5.84
6.35
(The) Stock Fund-lo
9.01
8.52
9.34
Aviation shares
9.75
10.68
Building shares
lo
9.29
10.18
Petroleum
lc
9.27
10.16
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer
bl.90
Common
shares
Resources
Fund
New
Automobile shares—
Chemical
Natural
Inc
England
$1.50
of
Canada
—
Fund
preferred
&
25
25
l
14.95
15.40
Electrical Equipment shares-lo
shares
lo
15.31
Food
5.1'7
5.63
Putnam
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
7.94
8.70
Republic Investors Fund
8.88
9.73
Industrial Machinery shares.lo
Institutional bond shares—lo
10.10
11.06
9.33
9.72
Investing Company shares—lo
Low Priced shares
lc
13.86
15.17
7.36
8.07
29.13
lo
lc
lo
8.39
9.20
Selected
2%
13.63
Shareholders Trust of Boston—l
Petroleum
Railroad Bond shares
lc
R&
■*
lo
4.66
5.12
lc
lo
8.45
9.26
7.29
7.99
Technical Fund Inc
4.88
Television-Electronics Fund
Merchandising shares
shares
shares
Mining
Equipment shares
stock
Railroad
Bteel
shares
shares
7.24
7.94
13.70
15.00
2.87
3.16
4.44
Tobacco shares
lo
Utility shares.
lo
7.11
7.80
1
Industry Shares Inc—1
11.45
12.52
Growth" Companies Inc
Fund
Inc
(Geo)
2.50
18.22
19,81
1
18.85
20.38
1
3.15
3.44
Fund
of
Stock
57.20
Shares
bl.88
1953.
bl.92
30,
1953
bl.94
1.88%
1.76%
May 7,
bl.96
1.90%
1.72%
June
b2.00
1.94%
1.72%
Bid
34%
Bank of New York
10
100
Bankers Trust
10
National
Bank
406
394
531/*
54%
15
48 V2
29.13
65 V*
14.75
8tate Street Investment Corp__*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
1
69.50
22.81
1
United
12.48
United Income
8.73
9.52
1
28.06
14.29
15.5?
1
—16
66
69
10
(White Plains N Y)„
142
Hudson Fund Inc
U'
4.81
26.27
Ida
1.92
2.10
Incorporated Investors .—1
Shares Ltd—
Aviation Group shares
10.97
11.86
Income Foundation Fund
5.34
5.84
First
National
10
22%
24%
10
Trust
36
Name
changed
15.51
lc
14.18
shares
Insurance Group shares
lc
lo
90c
1.24
1.36
Btock and Bond Group
Bank
Group
of tire City of N Y
Franklin National Bank—
Square N Y
Guaranty Trust Co—
100
398
50
46%
Commerce.
10
40
41»/a
National Bank of Detroit-
10
49%
51%
Union Bank
of
25
106
108
Mellon Nat'l Bank Si Trus' ;
100
348
363
:
Peoples 1st Nat Bank Si Tr
20
Pittsburgh
20
72V4
741/4
6.63
Hanover (The) Bank
_20
100 V2
103 %
Value Line Fund Inc
1
6.00
6.56
Industrial Bank of Commerce.lO
33J/3
35 %
_1
14.43
14.72
20.62
22.49
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
23%
1
1
19.34
20.91
1
4.26
4.62
Wall Street Investing Corp
Wellington Fund
—
1.00
Unit
New
common
10
100 1,460
Manufacturers Trust Co
20
66
Meadow Brook National Bank
of Freeport N Y
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
Type Trusts—
24%
1,500
68
20
57
Series
2.50
12.96
Series 1955—,
Management Fund—1
17.65
18.04
Series 1956
11.05
2.24
2.55
North Amer Tim Shares-
11.86
9.72
1
Independence Trust Shares
291
299
United States National
St.
National City Bank
20
New
25
York
Trust
Public Nat! Bank & Trust—17 ya
114%
48
54%
117%
49 %
l
Mercantile
2.55
United States Trust
122
Mutual
284
294
St
Insurance
Par
Bid
-10
109%
113%
-10
60
62
Aetna Life
-10
120
124
Agricultural
—25
81
85
American Alliance
—10
32 %
49%
28%
30%
Ask
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
89%
Co
Y_19
39
Life
10
170
N
1
25%
49%
52%
common
Merchants & Manufacturers
American Re-Insurance
10
37
39
National
American Surety
25
60%
62%
Casualty
National Fire—
Automobile
10
88
92
National Union Fire
10
58
62
New
Bankers & Shippers
Boston Insurance Co
5
Camden Fire
•
36 y4
24%
182
Amsterdam
New
26Va
North
10
Continental
10
74%
781/4
10
48V4
York
42
44
Amer Gas & Elec 3%s
10%
Appalachian Electric 3V2S
Arkansas Pow & Lgt
Forster
Co
Inc
9%
10
67
69
44%
2
10
40%
42%
49%
51%
5
23%
28
29%
8
12.50
49%
51%
Pacific Fire
10
47%
49 %
Pacific
10
ioi %
88
93
Peerless Casualty
Phoenix
71%
73%
Providence-Washington
58%
60%
Firemen's of Newark
f
27
28%
Globe
&
Republic
Globe
&
Great
Rutgers
Hartford
Reinsurance
Corp
Steamboiler
Home
—
(N Y)
,
38%
40 %
6514
15%
17
Surety
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
99%
33%
Calif Oregon Power
3%s___1982
1982
1982
103
103%
102
102
102%
103
104%
100
103
104%
pfd.100
103
104
53
54
1
100%
101%
99y4
Central Illinois Public Service—
102%
99%
Columbus
Gulf
Georgia Power 3%s
Lighting
Pacific Tel & Tel 3ViS
10
1982
100%
&
4.65 %
States
100
Southern
Ohio
pfd
Utll
4.44%
101
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
37
39
10
49%
Power
3%s
3%s_1982
99%
101%
101%
1979
99 Vb
4.92%
99%
1983
99 %
preferred
50
B
Texas Eastern Trans—
86
10
51%
4.75%
100
750
770
67
69
U
Fire
S
3%s
Co
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
U S Guarantee
Power
Ohio
U S
Westchester Fire
ilk
100
103%
Elec
Florida
Long Island
Travelers
41 y»
3%s„1982
Washington Wtr Pwr 3%s-1932
4.92% preferred
Carolina Pow & Lt 3%s
34
Standard
46 %
99%
Stocks—
11%
38
Accident
Bid
.
1972
Gas
100%
10%
32
40%
160
180
53
_12%
40%
44 y4
..1982
3%s
30
39 %
161
31%
37/aS
Tennessee
.
Boston Edison
103
38%
-39
102 %
28
36
10
65%
60
104%
101%
101
2
63 %
.10
103V2
19%
10
:
5
_.
1982
10
Republic (Texas)
Seaboard
66%
18%
...n
Fire
Hartford
61%
160
Francisco
of Amer N T & S A—6.25
Bond*—(Cont.)
Ask
102%
106
63%
.10
_
101%
3%s__ 1982
10
fi
Fire
Fire
58%
5
5
American
Hanover
100
Security Issues
9
10
Co
.10
—
56%
10
Indemnity Co
St Paul Fire & Marine
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
1977
Commonwealth Edison 3fts_1982
Federal
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
10
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
10
Firemen's Fund (San Fran)—10
Bank
25%
2.50
Northern
Bid
46%
3.33%
Fire
River
Northeastern
Bonds—
27%
5
Casualty
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
•
20
Trust
&
Utah Power Si Light
4
501%
Crum &
Casualty
187
Recent
24%
10
(Detroit)
New Hampshire Fire
38%
Connecticut General Life
95%
Trust
58
58
92%
30%
22%
5
22
261/4
20Va
j.
29%
3
25
Newark
56
San
Trust—33 y3
27 %
$2.10 prior preferred
10
$1.05 convertible preferred—5
2%
Fidelity_& Casualty.S
&
25
Trust
&
I
175
National
Maryland Casualty
of
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assurance
American of
Bank
52%
44
Lincoln
National
29%
49%
91%
Jersey Insurance
51%
r5
Bid
34%
4
25
Continental IllinoisPar
26%
23
Co
Bank & Trust—20
Bank
56%
Bank Si Trust-20
Union
Grove
United
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
Companies
Ask
47%
53%
Trust
Bank
Louis
38%
44%
17
Bank
Manufacturers
117
36%
Bank—20
National
National
100
Sterling National
Nat'l Bank—20
Exchange
First
25
5.43
._l
—
53
Chicago
American
45
65%
Bank_20
Louis
Amer
Tower
Assur.
46%
43
12%
First National Bank—
Boatmen's
E
13.06
American Equitable
44%
Portland
60
100
Diversified Trustee Shares—
17.40
American Automobile
34
420
45
Security-First National
13.71
12.02
—
32%
405
54
13.48
15.91
Surety-
279
410
10
Franklin
6.07
lc
Aetna Casualty St
Aetna Insurance
400
Los Angeles
12.40
Investment Co of America
.1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Investors
370
380
—100
Bank
12.61
Wisconsin Investment Co
to
Fund
272
350
37%
-
Whitehall Fund Inc
Institutional
Growth
100
Bk_100
100
Savings
5.20
24.30
1
—1
Howe Plan Fund Inc
Bank
&
Trust Co
Detroit
Federation Bank &
1
Fund
Fund Shares
Trust
147
Empire Trust
1
Accumulative
Ask
16
Fiduciary Trust
12.11
Bid
Cleveland
73.00
22.64
Inc
National
Harris
Northern
County Trust Co
9.IT
27.24
1
First
66%
United Science Fund
Growth
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc.,
Par
6%
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
23.61
Fund
(TAB)
1.84%
Companies
53'A
6Vs
8.37
Inc
—
50
51%
26.46
Texas
1953
-
Chicago—(Cont)—
the Manhattan Co
10
57.20
_1
Sovereign Investors
19,
-
Ask
33y»
1953—
20
Fund (net asset value)-*
Amer
1953
23,
April
bl.82
-
16,
April
1.68%
bl.82
Chemical Bank & Trust
(net asset value)—*
Bcudder, Stevens & Clark Com
1.80%
April
1.70%
York
New
1.70%
1.78%
bl.85
(TAB)
Par
Bank
bl.80
bl.86
1.70%
Continental Bank & Trust——10
Bcudder, Stevens & Clark
Inc
1953
Bank & Trust
Chase
Fund
1953—
9,
bl.80
32
16.76
2,
April
bl.78
26%
5
April
1.70%
bl.82
1953
7.20
5
Trading
1.70%
bl.85
9.87
lc
lo
Group Securities—
Ask
4.93
Priced
General
Fund Ino
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust-
Bid
3.33
Natural Resources Fund Inc__lc
Low
Preferred
19.93
Bills
Ask
10
3
10
2
41%
43%
123
22%
43%
45 %
129
23%
preferred
5.50%
preferred
100
100
95%
56%
99%
100%
a Odd lot sale
(not included in year's range). bBld
yield price, d Deferred delivery sales (not
in year's range),
e Ex-interest.
fFlat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stoc* Ex¬
change. n Admitted to trading N. Y, Curb.
rCash sales (not Included in year's range).
)Exilquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading
privileges. wdWhen delivered,
wl When
Issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
included
?ltp
par
value,
tin default.
J These
bonds
are
subject to all Federal taxes.
Volume 177
Number 51£)3
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(663)
43
Week Ended Jan. 31
-
.
.
1953.
...
1952
«
Third
-Bank
*
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
an
increase compared with a year ago.
upon
Pre¬
year. ? Our
there is
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 4.2%.
a
7
week in
(11
Week Ended Feb. 7—
$8,948,763,028
878,194,558
794,021,002
1,012,000,000
1,050,000,000
553,875,622
550,939,255
353,666,603
331,035,445
H
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas
City
St. Louis
286,800,000
492,102,224
+
+
0.1
'
Columbus—
+ 11.8
256,483,894
$13,437,209,803
3,444,926,655
$16,549,029,238
688,985,331
622,363,887
All Cities, one day
Total
Fifth
+ 10.7
(7
issue
our
ends
of next
week.
covered
We cannot furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
are
them
Federal
Reserve
Virginia—Huntington
able
are
Jan.
31.
For
District
the week
as
of
for the whole country
the
in
week
same
was
Sixth
Federal
Reserve
clearings at this center showing
in
city there
was
which
they
are
improvement of 11.3%,
an
a
Mobile
District
of
7.4%
a
and
furnish
a summary
1953
..Week Ended Jan. 31—
of
Federal
Reserve
..12 cities
1st Boston
.
2nd
3rd
.•4th
—12
York
New
_11
Philadelphia
7
Cleveland
Richmond
5th
__
Indiana—Fort
Haute
-17
4
10th
Kansas
11th
Dallas
12th
San
—
City
Outside
We
New
add
ended
week
Jan.
+ 10.7
636,488,226
4.2
9,221,807,610
7,709,552*053
6.1
1,088,026,323
+
—
827,413,375
+ 10.5
705,158,127
639,615,341
1,124,185,655
3.8
1,120,428,299
+
2.6
564,413,323
506,327,507
403*392,196
+
7.4
411,252,356
338,150,694
564,426,031
—
1.8
554,511,972
455,361,455
388,586,943
+ 11.2
345,966,058
292,807,386
921,509,279
+
4.0
956,220,081
761,526,556
+
8,528,043,755
+
5.1
8,167,498,722
statement
Ninth
516,670
419,011
127,262,103
126,515,79a
827,413,375
+ 10.5
705,158,127
639,615,341
1,332,900
+ 23.5
1,757,809
1,587,151
12,867,233
6,181,706
10,513,721
1
11,803,302
+
5.1
7,010,921
-
+
9.6
6,475,999
59,768,000
8,461,781
3,063,810
102,843,088
4,337,833
40,654,450
17,270,588
5,238,611
+ 20.2
6,032,441
5,288,12*
+
8.9
58,604,000
54,761*00(1
—
0.4
8,644,912
7,577,44®
2.4
3,125,966
2,532,43*
5.6
83,903,312
67,081,67*
4.9
4,116,144
3,394,26®
9.4
36,595,089
29,072,87®
—23.5
17,151,349
1,589,661
853,006,776
13,530,123
1,064,65®
—
—
+
—
1,382,188
832,723,799
4,254,996
—14.6
3,866,139
12,050,696
—14.0
12,254,479
9,740,44®
7,085,366
+ 12.3
5,208,76*
+ 16.9
6,682,760
4,048,523
3,330,17®
3.8
1,120,428,299
919,839.01®
+ '-4.7
4,285,198
cities)
3,665,938
1,167,304,693
—
Federal Reserve District—St.
1,124,185,655
—21.1
+
+
5.9
696,889,831
3,027*70®
Loui&—
(4 cities)
Federal
Reserve
308,600,000
313,300,000
272,200,000
7.4
159,319,354
143,726,141
+ 12.9
89,896,043
88,520,489
+
4.1
1,837.926
1,880,878
+
2.6
564,413,323
506,327,501
—
District—-Minneapolis—
7,352,491
5*974,670
289,744,146
272,995,058
Paul
109,067,460
96,715,198
6,612,187
4,001,584
4,013,268
7,171,128
+
3,506,398
+ 14.1
3,113,245
4,129,978
+
2.8
3,737,331
2,660,598
2,984,145
12,262,440
12,899,766
+
4.9
11,535,639
8,792,484
433,053,576
403,392,196
+
7.4
411,252,356
338,150,694
+
1.2
.
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
.
—.
Helena
-
Total
showing the figures for each city for the
1952
$
Inc.
Tenth
cities)
(7
Federal
+ 23.1
5,775.677
4,796,36*
6.1
290,695,355
230,248,38-
+ 12.8
90,309,095
82,445,243
7.8
6,086,014
6,223,468
1951
$
4,801,085
575,562,336
4*
521,209,679
2,565,084
_
1,797,469
+ 35.9
1,851,562
7.5
4,484,477
440,593,652
+ 42.7
1,858,552
962,462
+ 13.1
890,890
+ 53.4
2,564,828
9,274,053
+ 17.2
9.052,369
7,908,846
7,386,383
8.1
7,459,006
5,700,598
29,486,014
26,750,568
+
+
30,603,800
1,524,762
1,529,906
691,345,894
cities)—
13,889,753
31,519,900
-
.
29,134,568
+ 20.5
15,035,081
,-t--
8.3
13,436,516
31,594,500
+
4.6
6,987,513
15,069,036
12,940325
+
0.4
345,239,550
294,042,125
15,589,820
—18.5
16,175,899
11,248,221
3,187,245
2,874,401
2,497,859
554,047,578
cities)
(10
Eleventh
Federal
Reserve
564,426,031
6,374,a2S
0.4
2,588,394
1,830,562
+ 15.1
2,972,606
2,095,04*
1.8
554,511,972
455,361,455
—
—
District—Dallas—
4.4
7,062,114
7,676,575
+ 14.2
29?,237,317
242,896,32®
4.9
27,103,535
23,537,055
+
636,488,226
22,093,672
30,647,869
5,600,000
6,356,000
—11.9
5,082,301
5,816,455
—12.6
4,810,007
3,513,75*
10,892,135
10,987,818
0.9
8,541,085
8,978,675
432,178,789
388,586,948
+11.2
345,966,058
292,807,385
154,707,265
115,185,55®
533,209,906
—14.4
8,330,674
326,448,132
29,130,346
Wichita
1,272,634
+10.Y
8,699,356
372,774.651
Dallas
14,189,372
+
—
-
Worth
Fort
28,311,900
1,440,385
27,887,710
3,977,554
+
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
<6
3,833,989
102,386,342
83,221,114
+ 20.1
2,716,143
2,161,395
+ 25.7
Jamestown
2,466,500
1,665,681
+ 48.1
8,758,766,501
8,417,042,708
27.698,324
29,175.225
18,291,861
18,444,132
+
—
cities)
Federal
Reserve
District—San
I
Lake City
Utah—Salt
Beach
California—Long
2,281,508
1,957,203
2,520,562
2,010,987
San
4.1
8,904,678,381
7,453,002,874
San
5.1
28,539,576
22,533,697
Pasadena
.
—
Francisco
Jose
Santa
—
Barbara
Stockton.,—
0.8
21,681,581
17,455,953
13,536,750
5,162,000
6,205,000
161,486,816
—
1.6
—
2.3
3,284,240
2,481,79*
+
8.3
141,529,429
62,410,382
118,005,93®
3.321,343
3,401,217
145,993,558
76,727,726
16,599,626
13,998,834
503,936,511
12,596,091
4,847,548
9,132,508
62,578,502
+ 22.6
13,674,577
+ 21.3
16,194,660
15,257,869
11,340,495
+ 23.4
1.5
12,599,745
541,231,434
433,219,471
1.9
12,435,862
9.252,62®
496,318,909
12,835,231
4,870,520
9,009,454
+
—
46,228,615
11,141,489
0.5
3,835,677
3,829,372
+
1.4
7,991,387
6,923.82®
—
17,031,695
+ 46.8
—
158,163,008
—
Oregon—Portland
—
Francisco-
158,899,689
Washington—Seattle
3,387,988
Elmira
—
Yakima———
23.8
102,462,695
—
Falls—
Twelfth
4,924,300
-
20,415,737
350,236,160
12,711,522
;—
Springs
Texas—Austin
13,017,006
3.0
0.3
624,491,430
23,870,398
Syracuse.
—11.9
118,475,051
3,174,513
Joseph
Total
Reserve District—New York—
H
6.3
Galveston
35,112,718
-
—
1,722,940
7,981,494
452,545
7,477,881
154,361,698
8,951,331
7,571,786
156,094,526
7,883,642
Pueblo—
722,069
1,967,812
643,087
+ 11.9
21,353,775
City_
Colorado—Colorado
1,520,804
3,018,416
......
St.
—19.1
351,512,384
.
Missouri—Kansas
4,097,829
532,369,127
424*861
692,252
7,529,327
144,578,141
Wichita
1,591,060
+ 10.4
—
1,169,575
560,329
Omaha
Kansas—Topeka
1,934,460
964,602
976,478
8,422,393
—
1950
$
Dec. %
+
District—Kansas City—
Reserve
Nebraska—Fremont
or
123,053,388
—
*
Connecticut—Stamford
25,285,557
New jersey—Montclair
Total
+14.7
+ 13.9
Minneapolis
St.
years:
10,870,607
'
.
■. :t
(12i; cities)—
.
;
,
17,228,849
a
i
—
Northern Nevp Jersey
542,300
7,960,206
-
Minnesota—Duluth
6,860,974,869
Buffalo
v
7,460,996
94,188,96*
6,508,083
10,368,880
—
-
(17
Total
14,313,977.743
Binghamton
Newark
3.9
3,366,585
101,273.60th
919,839,01®
592,818,734
17,072,177,103*
_
Rochester
+
8,331,897
16,631,555
71,398,309
214,900,009
4,411,621
435,224,857
4.6
_
___
4,085,509
154,487,589
592,818,734
495,241,549
+
York—Albany
York
6.5
608,127,590
7.4
16,945,086,463
Hampshire—Manchester
New
+
2,007,018
17,718,601,168
four
Worcester
Second Federal
126,486,308
2,088,493
608,127,590
Springfield
New
+ 20.2
788,583,297
1,167,304,693
...
(12
3.9
255,400,000
5,371,137
3,849,689
119,608,741
116,520,267
—11.2
972,663,179
+ 11.3
1,083,265
Total
2,588,110?
12,826,009
118,442,49*
44
Lowell
New
+
15,591,582
53,516,942
3.2
4,202,133
176,249,650
+
4,439,148
Rhode Island—Providence
6,495,178
+
132,241,409
105,962,066
<4
......
1
+ 20.1
119,684,077
540,703,676
2,628,083
_
+ 23.8
81,440,247
163,255,020
914,136,297
*_
Haven
+
21,686,314
323,100,000
44
Massachusetts—Boston
New
+ 23.6
—
291,500,000
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Reserve District—Boston—
Connecticut—Hartford
435,224,851
540,703,676
»Kentucky—Louisville
<4
Maine—Bangor
_
495,241,549
94,331,931
933,779,675
.
580,788,141
$
_
7.4
4,727,3 95
256,831,052
Missouri—St. Louis
1,084,511,568
1953
New Bedford
76,544,8226
7.0
1,090,565
—
Eighth
533,209*906
1,207,344,301
for
River
87,374,566
1.2
+
3,632,868
—
Hastings
Fall
220,737,92®
0.5
+
$
.
99
Clearings at—
Portland
+ 10.7
2,857,348
14,414,000
145,472,415
4,442,758
240,680,462
+
1950
1951
■
Week Ended Jan. 31
First Federal
6.0
3,399,912
15,948,000
165,465,586
882.265,938
—
—
Rockford-
(4
detailed
31
788,583,291
13,219,048
—
Peoria
8,959,834,667
our
972,663,179
36,828,620
City
Illinois—Bloom ington
44
York City_.
now
+11.3
94
112 cities
—
_
1,084,511,568
4,548,212
*
Montana—Billings
Total
7,128,15$
283,294,679
2,989,722
_
44
-10
Francisco
1,128,206,688
0.7
44
6
—
1,059,265,411
+
44
7
_10
-
6,744340;883
4,496,11a
400,281,051
97,067,258
_
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
i
958,213,884
7th Chicago
Minneapolis
9,112,795,014
31,741,109
+
5,940,441
172,328,319
6,057,154
8,425,047
Torre
Total
or
33,473,700
7,786,116
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
11.2%
432,178,789
..10
_
624,491,430
Inc.
6.8
65,108,000
Bend
Decatur
Dec. %
283,654,48*
7,883,758
317,718,191
7,681,158
__
Chicago
*>
7,823,728
205,730,649
393,975,999
8.2
12,401,826
Wayne
South
a
554,047,578
6th -Atlanta
9th
691,345,894
-
8.6
+
1,646,031
———
Indianapolis
in the
433,053,576
6
8th St; Louis
J$
+
District—Chicago—
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing
CLEARINGS
1952
$
933,779,87$
914,136,297
Grand
by Federal Reserve Districts:
OF BANK
1,088,020,323
622,171
Springfield
SUMMARY
6.1
175,998,983
Orleans
cities)
Michigan—Ann
decrease of
increase
an
(10
Seventh
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
the Dallas Reserve District the totals register
we
9,121,707
—
note
we
Philadelphia Reserve District
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals record
following
10,549,693
2,828,546
+ 24.7
8,008,928
Total
larger by 4.2%
are
...
In the
—26.7
158,973,292
134,710,072
Mississippi—Vicksburg
in the San Francisco Reserve District of 4.0%.
and
0,576.203
3,732,760
Sioux
1.8%, but in
11,505,726
7,906,871
6,746,376
;
Alabama—Birmingham
gain of 3.8%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 2.6% and the Minneapolis Reserve
District of 7.4%.
4,755,371
5.4
+
4,900,702
5,274,245
26,840,388
Augusta—
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
10,5%.
5,355,899
300,700,000
gain of 5.1%, the bank
the totals
in the Richmond Reserve
Atlanta Reserve District of
3,577,444
8.1
—
District—Atlanta—
Florida—Jacksonville
We group the cities according
(including this city)
smaller by 6.1%.
are
present further below,
located and from this
and in the Boston Reserve District by 10.7% but in the
the totals
we
4.6%, the aggregate of clearings
increase of 4.1%.
an
Districts in
the New York District
this
3*432,486
6,265.515
—r23.8
+
97,803,327
Louisiana—New
Outside of
1,040,000,000
—
+ 17.2
580,788,141
Nashville
having amounted to $17,718,601,168 against $16,945,086,463 in
1952.
to the Federal Reserve
that
of
5.9
4.0
—15.7
+ 20.5
36,975,000
5,843,011
Tennessee—Knoxville
has to be estimated.
cases
6,339,577
93,885,614
cities)
(6
not available at time of going to press.
increase
an
893,000,000
2,795,121
1,309,10$+
210,458,576
284,338,485
Columbia—Washington-.
Total
by the foregoing will appear
statement, however, which
week there
3,361,106
3,603,798
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
5.9
+
give final and complete results of the previous week—week ended
that
1,010,48*
3,897,866
417,276,248
176,973,233
Macon
to
922,495
16,144,000
:
Georgia—Atlanta
we
1,031,24*
1,331,019
6.0
6.2
—
District—Richmond—
Richmond
+10.7
today, inasmuch
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
1,118,180
2.6
—
1,207,344,301
cities)
Virginia—Norfolk
5.7
+
$18,177,716,355 $17,171,393,125
Complete and exact details for the week
in
+ 25.2
—
403,147,248
South
Total all cities for week
*
4.5
+
3,111,819,435
$17,488,731,024
cities, five days
1959
6,575,616
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
West
Total all
%
8,556,478
Youngstown.
+ 11.9
$14,043,804,369
Mansfield
+ 16.6
287,127,781
!
Cleveland
'
7.7
377,509,935
349,555,020
Other cities, five days
1,128,206,688
6,882,846
253,631,634
489,053,779
39,490,700
Cincinnati
6.8
407,414,975
Baltimore
1951
Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
Ohio—Canton
0.4
+
—
320,700,000
cities, five days
Fourth
#»-
3.6
529,817,000
^
Cleveland—
Ten
4.2
+
+ 10.6
—
377,778,966
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
.■
1952
1953
$9,323,228,864
Chicago
11,948,810
1,059,265,411
cities)
11,279,736
8,753,562
Jersey—Trenton
3,208,684
6,294,561
11,892,102
Delaware—Wilmington
the week follows:
New York
3,309,168
6,922,875
5,783,134
™_
Total
1,077,000,000
2,445,569
York
;CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
4,152,545
5,838,839
Wilkes-Barre_
New
1,511,184
3.440,894
Scran ton
Our comparative summary for
1,025,739
1,553.386
3,893,953
1,013,000,000
Philadelphia
-Reading
At this center
1952.
1,284,362
1,460,437
■.
Lancaster.
preliminary total stands
or
Dec. %
1,472,560
Chester
Saturday, Feb. 7, clearings for all
Inc.
$
District—Philadelphia—
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
5.9%tabove those.of the corresponding week last
,$18,177,716,355 against $17,171,393,125 for the
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
ofithe country, indicate that for the week ended
at
Federal
a
61,857,892
49,554,663
63,864,150
.8*744,*40,813
4.2
Total
,
46,867,816
61,578,732
50,835,103 +/
9,221,807,610
! 10
cities)
—
977,448
54,757,314
w
..+
'
Grand
+ 24.8
75,240.271
£,112,795,014
a
7,709,552,053
"*
k
Total
*
(112 cities)—
'
Outside
i
'
£
,,
921,509,279
+
4.0
956,220,081
761,526,55®
16,945,086,463
+
4.6
17,072,177,103
14,313,977,743
8,959,834,667
8,528,043,755
8,167,498,722
6,860,974,869
.
N^V Yorlu-,^-—
wNow
958,213,884
17,718,601,168
Included in Newark, N. J.
.H'<.
,
.
+ .5.1,
,
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Federal Reserve Bank
the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
record for the week just passed:
countries of the
world.
We give below a
BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF
EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED
ENTIRE
Pacific
Electric
50-year
(Value In United States Money)
Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
Noon Buying
Monetary Unit
Country and
United
Class
'Friday
S
s
Argentina peso""
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.245517
20199500
'2544060
pound
Australia,
Ceylon,
.210850
.00435401 *
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.211100
2*°
.211150
.211100
.210966
2.818750
2.818541
2.819375
.116245
.116245
.116245
.116245
'orJann
"
Mexico, peso
.262800
pound
Zealand,
.262800
.262800
2.790635
Water
(W.
Extra
Corp.
Mfg.
.140154*
.496766*
Shoe
.0349000
.0348750
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
Simon
.233100
Simonds
.233100
2.808219
2.808011
2.808841
2.818593
2.819375
2.818750
2.818125
2*81^37
Kingdom, pound sterling
.233100
2.807596
2'8<?i
peso
peso
o#
"Temporarily omitted.
Speed
Holdings of Treasury notes and of United States
Government bends decreased $24 million and $52 mil¬
districts.
lion, respectively.
Demand deposits
(In thousands of dollars)
Inc. ( +)
dec. (—)
—
for
fund
Redemption
20,980,100
—
—
21,738,430
101,940
408,069
29,177
1,384,665
77,626
+
3,774
200
—
19,100
43,924
—
advances-
+
and
I
loans
in
creases
50,228
+
1,937
ctf. reserves-
Total gold
in New York
million
94,152
—
100,003
—
Other cash
Industrial
1952
R.
F.
notes
Discounts
Feb. 6,
14,653
1,101,832
755
„
were
demand
million in Chicago.
City and $34
Government deposits and de¬
Increases in United States
758,330
certificates
since
1953
1953
District, $40 million in the Kansas City District, and $29
million in the Cleveland District, but they increased $117
or
Jan. 28,
Feb. 4,
Assets—
adjusted decreased $157 million in
District, $54 million in the Boston
Francisco
San
the
to domestic banks
deposits credited
Life
the Kansas City District.
+
13,773,671
Notes
Jan. 28
8,705,598
U. S. Govt, securities.
23,988,716
+
19,100
1,374,368
+
and
Loans
loans
Due from
R.
foreign
notes
of
Uncollected
securities-
and
5
—
23
banks
2,475,445
+
96,926
25,377,155
213,372
15~958
+
17,469
3,667,132
158,169
+
309,201
20
+
investments—Total-
206,047
8,476
+
51,658,937
items
199,822
+
48,709
Bank premises
Other assets
...
.
Commercial,
—
'
U.
S.
Other
47,144
25,593,076
Notes
Reserve
1,204,723
+
estate
Other
Other
llab.,
and
accrued
loans
10,627
59.978
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
2,896,613
200,334
+
15,751
3,070
+
2,475
liabilities
-
50,649,742
—
207,065
2,716,853
+
Capital Accounts—
notes
Burplus
254,969
7)
(Section
Burplus
(Section
383
+
584,676
-14,875
+
46,334
with Federal Reserve banks
Demand
27,543
142,007
6,860
+
1,577
51,658,937
199,822
+
2,779,639
& cap. accts.
serves,
note
liabilities
45.5%
on
0.2%
2.6%
22,263
595
3,291
95
*
3,871
condition statement of weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
the
following
principal changes for the week
ended Jan. 23: Decreases of $210 million in holdings of
Treasury bills, $197 million in balances with domestic
banks, $181 million in demand deposits adjusted, and
$862 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
10,114
increases of $143 million in United States
Government deposits and $195 million in borrowings.
Commercial,
industrial,
and
agricultural
loans
de¬
creased $71 million at all reporting member
banks; the
principal changes were decreases of $23 million in New
York City, $22 million in Chicago, and $9 million in the
Francisco
District.
Changes
according to
industry
available in another press-release. Loans to brokers
and dealers for purchasing or carrying securities in¬
Rre
creased $92 million.
lion.
Real estate loans increased $16 mil¬
Loans to banks decreased $140 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $60 million in the
San Francisco District, $49 million in the Dallas District
1,253
+
526
106
+
173
24
+
49
—
70
"+
*471
11
+
1,282
143
+
—
+
—■
862
+
55
+
$44 million each in the Cleveland and
Winn
20
1st
year
I
3%%
Kansas
City
sink,
for
4%
City Investing Co.,
Connecticut
1st
Date
mtge.
River
Page
due
1,
1968—Mar
Power
1.
1965
Mar
15,
(quar.)—'.
Ltd._—"
3-20
2-27
2
2-16
3-10
2-20
2-28
2-16
3-
2
2-20
3-
1
2-15
3-
2
2-10
3-
1-27
3-12
2-16
2-11
2-
2
1-21
3-10
2-20
2-27
2-17
2-28
2-13
3-16
3-
2
2-16
2-
2
3-31
3r 10
2--2
5c
30c
3-
2
2-16
3-
5
2-43
15%C
1
2-20
—
3-
——-
235c
3-10
2,••13
40c
3-12
2:13
10c
75c
25c
10c
2-15
2T
3-
3
2-16
3-10
2-20
2-28
2cl3
3-20
3-
■
f$l.50
22%c
—
—
!G
Inc.—
—
—
_^v—
(monthly)
Co.
—
—
(quar.)—r—'
Co
-
.
Mercantile
Co-Operative
Specjal
2
25c
50c
50c
9
3-30
3r13
3-30
3-13
2-
1-30
Institute—
:
_
—
$1
5
give the dividends announced in previou
yet paid. The list does not include divi
this week, these being given in th:
we
announced
preying table.
Mar
1961
Per
B.
Vending
C.
Wire
Ball
Co.
5%
Stock
held
at
Feb.
on
7'/2C
50%
19)
3-lS
.
2-ie
2
Reduction
Radio
528
Alabama
Gas Corp.,
Co.,
&
3-
,
3-1
3-:
1-3'
2
2-11
15c
3-12
30c
2-
1
1-2
35c
3-
5
2-1'
$1.12V2
—
3-
5
f
—
.(quar.)
(quar.)___
iquar.)
common
——
Co.
(s#)
1
528
235
Allen :tR;. C.) Business
9
2-2',
87 Vac
3-
2
2-2
4-
1
'
3- :
Allegheny Airlines (stock div.) (% share of
all American Engineering common 10c par
preferred stock
Feb 16
General Outdoor Advertising Co.. preferred
stock
May 15
Hershey Chocolate Corp., 4%% cum. pfd. stock, ser. A_Feb 15
2-->*
3-
$3
(quar.)
2-16
20c
(quar.)
Vicksburg Ry.
2-l!
19 c
Corp.
STJpreferred
3-20
Corp.—
common
preferred
3-16
*10c
Corp
Air-Way Electric Appliance
Increased
quarterly
Aircraft
2-17
2
'
(quar.)
quarterly
Mfg.
3-
10c
75c
com.
Agnejy^Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.—
Alabama
3-16
.({
(quar.)
.
*
3-r
3-16
3-
stockholders
meeting to be
annual
Equipment,
Gas
preferred
Air
234
25c
(quar.)—
Co.—
(subject
to
the
521
Feb 15
2-27
Insurance
approval
-$3
3-12
15 c
preferred
dividend
Affilig-ted
2-27
60c
(quar.)
Aeroquiq Corp.
Aetna*T,ife
3-15
Co.—
Bearing
(quar.)
convertible
Holie:
When
Payable of Re
30c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Roller
&
Common
Corp.
234
1
Share
Name of Company
3 %
due Feb.
1
3-16
2-16
—_—
quar.).
1
Co.—
series A,
2-26
9
4-
2
(quar.)—'.
Extra'"-'
Ziori's
4.50%
Sept.
debentures, due 1961
conv.
9
2-16
—
(quar.)
1
Ry.—
4%
bonds,
due March
Ohio
series A
&
bonds,
2-16
2-
3-
pfd. (quar.)
income
Iron
Reduced
REDEMPTION
fund debs.,
Clinchfield
3-16
2-24
*25c
preferred
Co.
Increased
Acme
Optical Co.—
mtge.
2-13
Hydro Electric Co.—
Ainsworth
Carolina,
2-25
2-27
2-17
'
7c
-45c
10c
—,—
(quar.)
Inc.
& Lov^tt Grocery
Wisconsin
A.
called
5%
'&
Below
Company and Issue—
American
3-10
3-25
weeks and not
redemption,
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."
stocks
PARTIAL
3-10
changed to Flagg-
(name
Co.
from
Derived
607
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
Co.
Western Auto Supply Co.
Aetna
found
2-27
2-13
3-?0
.
conv..
Walgreen^Co. (quar.)
Washington Mutual Fund,
64
13
195
Notices
common
2-25
$4
—
preference(quar.)_——;
Waite Amulet Mines,
Woodward
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
and
2-18
3-16
and
.—
Ltd.—
Co.,
Syndicate,
Vinco Corp.,
727
28,668
Below will be
2-16
5
3-13
Corp)
Chemical
Vick
accounts, except
Govt,
accounts,
during week
Eastern
1st
Gas
mtge.
Firemen's
Fuel
and col.
Associates—
trust bds.,
Insurance Co.
33/4%
of Newark,
series,
due
1974_Mar
for -each
N. J.—
cumulative
4%
Inland
1st
&
Steel
Pet Milk
Co.,
Allied
529
Allied
4V2%
-
bonds,
Co.,
series
class
preferred
A
I, due
stock
stock
1982—
Kid
1
529
Aliis'
(Louis
Feb
18
529
Alloy" fcast Steel Co.
Feb
16
144
Aluminium,
Mar
^Chemical
&
7%
Co.
1
Dye Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
~25c
1-3
(quar.)——
(s-a).
—
•
1
2-1
60c
3-10
2-1
14c
2-17
1-2
40c
Machines, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.
2-10
held)
Allied
3.20%
Wheel
share
*2436
Co.—
mortgage
Kelsey-Hayes
and
'+
4
181
—
1,297
banks; and
San
52
197
Utica .Knitting
Utica
25
Ltd—
Corp.,
participating
6%
Venezuela
+
2,533
1,423
preferred
2
3-
$1
75c
$1.06'A
S5
50c
—
Universal Winding Co., 90c
675
1,285
Corp.
Cooler
732
9,953
+
—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
shows
—
1,197
foreign
correspondents
banks
—■
+
—
17,604
deposits
to
3-
15c
—_—
(quar.)
net
Steel
dencfS
Industrial loan commitments
The
—
■—
accept¬
purchased for
ances
—
344
demand deposits:
demand deposit
Interbank
and
U.
S.
combined
Contingent liability
14
„
+
362
+
24
—
—
+
300
—
54,799
deposits adjusted
except government
Foreign banks
Debits
gold certificate re¬
to deposit and F. R.
(quar.)
Corp.
Insurance
Vitamin
Universal
210
—
2,303
banks
Borrowings
of
4-10
4-15
25c
40c
75c
30c
+20c
(quar.)
S.
United
11
—
956
.
Domestic banks
Ratio
—
14,961
—
Time deposits,
Interbank
6
4-15
3-10
3IV4C
(quar.)—
U.
Williams
U. S. Government
13b)
Other capital accounts
Total liabilities
—
7,367
domestic
3-
SI
5c
(quar.)
(quar.).——
investment income
3%c from security profits)
S. 'Potash Co.
<quar.)__„—j:—
T—
140
+
19,709
with
6
3-31
Fund—
from
99
Liabilities-
Capital paid in
Pacific
+
16
+
—
2,413
bonds
Balances
6
3-
30c
5c
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
(New Bedtord)
Ry.
United
4-
1
+
5,921
...
Street
24
3
—
3,644
Cash in vault
Total
345
31,687
Other securities
Reserves
2
3-
3-31
3-
Ciutch
Disc
Aircraft
222
+
7,208
Treasury bills
dlvs.
+
17
478
U. S. Government securities—Total
S.
1,677
75
6,031
99,756
TJ.
2-
3-31
15c
90c
(accum)_
U.
!
620,801
1,216,989
292,666
+
+
660
436,454
+
71
—
130
72,519
50,805
Union
+
—
50,252
22,144,302
2-13
60c
(quar.)
Tyer Rubber Co.,
3,582
94
1,205
obligations
82,593
Treasury
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash Item*
3,530
331
672,430
561,948
,
+
Twin.
United "Science
-
20,584,194
Treasurer—gen. acct—
3-10
2-16
93*40
preferred
Bearing Co
Tokheim Oil, Tank & Pump Co.
(3 %(?
loans
Co.
United
banks
to
3-20
3-16
__—
Mfg.
Glass
Shovel
94
purchasing or carrying:
__
2-20
3-14
holders of rec-
stock to
held
shares
3,324
pur¬
325,730
Member bank—reserve accts.
Other
for
Government
Loans
Foreign
*0
Real
for
securities
loans
—
$1.25
25c
25c
$1.12%
Torontq..Elevators, Ltd
Tfanstales Petroleum, Inc., 6%_ pfd. (s-a)—
Tudor City 7th Unit, $6 pfd.
(accum.)
1952
agricultural
and
dealers
.
(quar.).,.
$3.60 pfd.
$1.2^convertible
or
Other securities
Deposits:
and
—;——
preferred
common
+
—
carrying:
Government obligations
U. S.
U. 8.
brokers
,
(Calif.),
398
—
22,837
to
chasing
Liabilities—
Federal
38,287
loans
Loans
31,299
2,779,639
industrial,
—
38,880
-
Other
Total assets
Jan. 30,
1953
77,341
Loans—gross
4,807
banks—
other
cash
—
Timkem-Jtoller
(In millions of dollars)
Loans—net
Total
Jan. 21,
1953
Assets—
Total
the
of
2
Textr.oij„,inc., common (stock dividend) —
One'^share of Indian Head Mills for each
Thew
or
since
(—)
822,152
—
4,521,975
Bonds
dec.
7,206,432
+
2-12
Superior Portland Cement, Inc.' (increased) _
Superior Tool & Die Co. (quar.)—.—.
Telephone Bond & Share—
7%
1st preferred
<aeeum.)—
Texas^Fund, Inc. 'Out of invest, income)—
Texas
Industries, Inc.—
Stockholders approved a two-for-one split
Thatcher
697,354
—
4,995,716
Certificates
(quar.)
(quar.)
Supply
Oil Co.
Sunset
10
ber banks follows:
Inc. ( + )
697,354
2-27
3-
50c
Co.
2-27
3-14
3-14
(Texas) —
Insurance
$4.50
Inc.,
StateFuel
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem-,
U. 8. Govt, securities:
BUls
2-20
3-
ordtFebruary 9th.
Borrowings increased $106 million in the San Francisco
A summary
2-20
2
60c
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, com. (quar.)
3%%
preferred A (quar.)_
—
Spiegel,
2-16
2-26
3-12
(quar.)
Corp.
2-16
25c
:
$5 preferred
Queen
Speem-Carbon
reported in all districts.
District and $31 million in
3
*$1.25
quar.)
Spear & Co.,
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Co
Co:p.
Paper
(Increased
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
3-
25c
Simpson's Ltd., new common (initial) —.—*12y2c
Sivjer Steel Castings
_
25c
Eonotone Corp.,
common
(quar.)_____
8c
$1.25 preferred (quar.I—
31 Vic
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)—
—
—
38%c
Simplex
0 a
peso
Steel
&
3
2
2-26
$1.12%
Corp.
Saw
3-
4-
30c
Shenango Valley Water, 5%
.496766*
2
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
of America, class A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
<H.> & Sons, Ltd., 5% pfd. <quar.)__
.140154*
.496766*
.0349000
4-
30c
(quar.)
.140154*
$4.50
2-25
f50c
30c
—
—
Sheller
Soudiwestern
Gold
(quar.)
Co.
Pen
A.)
2-25
*56 "4C
(quar.)
preferied class B (quar.)
4%%
3-16
3-16
Power—
.496766*
.140154*
pound
23c
A
.0348500
•496766
.233050
'Nominal.
&
preferred class
Sheaffer
2.791460
—
peso
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa,
Uruguay,
4%
Payable of Ree.
40c
(quar.)
Shawinigan
.262800
2.790841
krona
Uruguay,
B
(quar.)
class A
Corp.,
Class
.193233*
krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Uruguay,
Share
■*
2.790222
-26*800
Netherlands, guilder
United
Serrick
.211100
Holdert
When
Per
2.818125
0
pound
Sweden,
(Continued from page 10)
.211150
r«
239
176.
Name of Company
.00285625
'.,1,1
tin Volume
Issue,
.326350
1.024375
1.027812
this
.0544060
1.025625
.00435401*
,
(Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee
France,
Norway,
.326400
.00435401*
Finland, Markka
New
.0544060
.211050
rupee
Ireland,
.0544060
.326400
1.030312
9???™
dollar
Canada,
.0544060
Malayan dollar
*2167
Dividends
.0199562
.0199562
.326400
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruzeiro
British Malaysia,
Mar
2.246513
2.245849
.0199625
.0199750
in
'Announcement
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.246015
"
1
Feb 16
series A, due 1961
Corp.—
preferred stock, $25 par value
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
Preferential
Co.—
bonds,
Sugar
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
J2158
530
&
S
$
.200000*
.200000*
Feb. 5
Feb. 4
Feb. 3
Feb. 2
Pago
Date
series.,
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Jan. 30*
C
239
r
Apr
1
-Feb 28
Co.,
Ry.,
gold
States
531
1
CALLED
ISSUE
class A stock
preferred stock, $6
Manufacturing
Minneapolis Gas Co.,
531
w
15, 1965)—Mar 15
to March
(ext.
1955
1
l,
Company and Issue—
ACT OF 1930
INCLUSIVE
1953,
5,
15,
bds., due Sept.
f. 4%
15-year s.
March
due
A
ser.
Brillo
TO FEBRUARY
1953
30,
JANUARY
>
l961_Mar
Reading Co.— (Philadelphia & Reading Terminal RR. Co.) —
1st mortgage sinking fund 3 Va % bonds, due 1966
_Mar
Toho Electric Power Co., 1st mtge. s. f. 7%
gold bonds
the Secretary of the Treasury
FOREIGN
Co.—
Collateral tr.
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
Pursuant to the
certifies daily to
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
PIttston
Foreign Exchange Rates
F.
1953
Monday, February 9,
.
(664)
44
2-16
2-
50C
3-
2-1'
30c
2-13
1-3:
5
-2i
*50c
3-
3-
2
i
4
Volume 177
Number 5193
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.;
.
(665)
Per
Name of Company
Aluminum
$3.75
Co.
Co.
Aluminum
Co.
com.- (quar.)
75c
3-10
4-
1
3-10
3-
1
2-
Cement
Co
50c
Automobile Insurance
American
Business
Shares,
investment
$25c
Co.
Inc.
2-
12 %C
2-
50c
American
Car
&
2-11
Broadway-Hale
1
3-16
Brockton
1
2-15
Brown
$3
3-
4-15
$1.75
&
&
Cable
(quar.)__
50c
15c
American
Foreign Power Co.____
Foiging & Socket (quar.)
American
Furniture Co.
American
Gas
12 %c
(quar.)
Electric
dividend
(one
Co.
share
lor
Home
American
Products
Corp.
Maize-Products
3-10
2-20
2- 6
3-16
Chemical
&
(.quar.)
President
Lines,
Steel
Foundries
$4.50
47
Class
A
common
preferred
Arden
$3
Farms
Co.,
Public
Common
$1.10
California
3-
.2-10
"—*2-10
3-
2
'2-16
7-
3
6-26
Campbell,
Canada
2-15
Class
12-31
A
3-
.7
2.
3-
9
2-
2
3-
.
5%
9
2-10
>
.
Canada
Canada
Canadian
'■2-10
Class
A
2-
2
4V27
1
2-
2
Canadian
Oil
Canadian
7
3-
6
2-17
93 %c
3-14
2-28
Stock
$1
3-14
2-28
Carpenter
$5
&
2nd
sociated
5.257fj
6 7,
1st
2nd
(quar.)
(quar.)
...2-
4-
Coast
Coast
3-
4-
(quar.)
2
Co.
Line
Plywood
of
RR.
3-15
3-15
40c
3-
(accum.)
3-
2
preferred
Inc., common
Class
3-
2
(quar.)
Hydro Electric
preferred
preferred
47«
22 %C
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
18%c
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
arber-Ellis
arymin
asfn
of
Steel
$1.75
Canada
of
3-13
33-
2
3-
2-16
r
2
-
eech
Aircraft
elding
Corp.
Heminway
elknap
4-
3-16
1
4-20
4-
-,.4-
^
1
1
&
Gossett
ell
&
Howell
4'/*%
Co.,
Fine
essemer
Limestone
4 7
&
^
2-20
77
*
Chicago
Mill
Chicago
&
2
Chicago
-.2-10
Chiksan
3-20,,;
3-
.
2-2Q
3-10
Chile
2-
2
Chilton
Cincinnati
-
3-20
2
Inks
lack
Corp.,
4.207
lackstone
4.25 7
lair
&
liss
Gas
preferred
67
lue
11c from
ohn
(Sidney)
Company
oston
Woven
ower
Roller
rach
(E.
rantford
Class
A
J.)
2-16
2-
2-23
2-
3
3
^2-9
4^2-24
Clinton
$1.35
3-
1~
2-20
,p:«.
'•***
2.20
30c
3-23
3-
2
$1.18%
3-12
3-
2
4-
3-16
(quar.)
l-r
12 %c
3-16
30c
.
3-3r
£
2-15
--2-
25C
4-
20c
(quar.)
3-
v
3- 5
3-19
1
-fe-3-25
0_
2-21
3-31
3-19
2-10
1-31
income
and
24c
Co.,
35c
1'
2-16
25c
Inc
Corp
3-^-^.2-18
25c
3-16
Rubber
3-
2
$1
3-
2
87 %C
;
4-
1
20c
2-25
(quar.)'
68%C
2-16
(quar.)
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
(quar.).
>'4,-3-
*
2-
2
9
2-11
3-18
50c
3-20
75c
4-
125c
3-
2-10
72-
2
""3-0
1^3-
6
_
2
4
2
2
2-16
1-
3-
divid.
shares
2-25
1-14
2
2-20
2-11
1
3-12
44-
1
2-
3
2-10
2
2-16
2-16
(initial)
Central
Columbian
Gas
&
stock
Electric
2-10
1-23
2-14
2-
(quar.)—
Gray Iron
1-31
4-
1
3-16
1
3-16
3-
5
Shoe
Gas
2-25
2-10
2-10
1-16
50c
2-16
2-
Gas,
75c
3-20
3-
2
5-
1
4-
0
3-
1
2-13
$1.25
2-13
Foundry
National
Connecticut
Connohio,
Consolidated
Co.,
Power
Inc.,
Co.
40c
30c
3-31
3-16
15c
Inc
3-16
3-
25c
6
2
2-20
2-20
2-10
3-
(quar.)
Pacific
2-26
2-
6
25c
2-13
2-
3
50c
1-15
3-
2
2-14
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
$1
93-
9
2-13
50c
3-
5
2-20
50c
3-14
2-23
36c
3-14
2-23
20c
com
1
Natural
3-
2
2-15
65c
2-15
1-20
4-
3-
Co.
(resumed)
Consolidated
class
Theatres,
A
Consolidated
9
2- 9
2-20
2- 6
2- 6
2-
5
5-15
5- 5
8-15
8-
preferred
(quar.)__
Giorgio
Fruit
B
(W.
Distillers
S.)
Clay
Ltd.—
Co.,
1
8-15
1
5
50c
class A
Mfg.
Amer. deposits rets, for ord.
reg.
Common Stock Fund—
(interim)
From
investment
Diversified
3-
9
11- 5
2-2
12-23
7y2c
(quar.).
Dominion
Inc.
(quar,)-
Co.,
25c
Ltd.
Scottish
Dominion
Co.,
Ltd.
Corp.,
A
2-27
2-13
Furniture
Driver-Harris
Dumont
4Va%
Kodak
States
$7
2-
2
5
3-12
2-27
2-15
2- 5
3-10
2-17
4-
$1.12%
pfd.
preferred B (accum.)
Eastern Utilities Associates
(quar.)
1-31
5%
5-29
5-
3-
4
2-16
$1.75
(accum.)
3-18
2-20
25c
.
1
2-14
25c
$6
4-
1
3- 6
4-
1
3-
2-13
1
6
50c
2-16
2- 5
50c
—
(quar.)
Gas
3- 2
2-16
3-20
3-
$1.50
Eastern
Co.
3-16
$30c
—
Corporation
Natural
1
50c
Eastern
Mfg.
3
4-
40c
dividend)
(quar.)__—
Paso
3-
3-16
7J/2c
(stock
Corp.,
2-20
4
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1-23
93%c
Ltd., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Hosiery Mills, class B (quar.)i,
Eastman
1-23
2-14
40c
(quar.)
preferred
2-
2-14
50c
Dupuis Freres,
Durham
2-16
2-25
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
3-14
10c
Electric Corp., preferred (quar.)
Bradstreet, Inc., common (quar.)
&
1-30
75c
<quar.)_
common
Co.
2-16
2
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar,)
preferred
1-30
3-
$62>/2c
(quar.)
Industries,
3%%
Ltd
2-25
2-25
25c
Inc.
common
preference
Dresser
El
2-15
""'2-2
$40c
(increased)
Co.,
common
preferred
Drexel
2-15
2-28
2-16
25c
(quar.)
Investments,
Stores,
Aircraft
Drackett
4%
2-28
10c
$$1.50
Douglas
Dravo
2- 2
25c
Extra
4 7
2- 2
2-16
From
-
Bridge
2-16
9c
Fund
income
3- 4
2-11
2-13
Co.—
4.10%
preferred
3-
2
4% 7
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06.%
3-
2
2-13
5%7
preferred
<quar.)_
$1.37%
3- 2
2-13
5.367
(quar.)Jl
preferred
$1.02%
quar.)—.
$1.34
3-
2
2-13
$4.25 2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06%
3-
2
2-13
$4.40
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
3-
2
2-13
65c
2-
2
1-20
30c
2-20
2-13
15c
3-19
2-26
25c
3-
2
2-11
25c
3- 2
2-11
$1.25
2-27
2-13
$60c
3- 2
2- 2
2nd
Electric Furnace, class A (quar.)
Electric Hose & Rubber (quar.)
Ely
National
Watch
& Walker Dry
Co.
1
(quar.)
Goods
Co.
(quar.)__^
2-10
2-10
10c
3-
2
2-16
4-
1
3-16
Empire District Electric
5% preferred
(quar.)
107
2-
9
1-
Empire Life Insurance Co. (Kingston, Ont.)—
—
„•—
—
62%c
3-10
12 7c
3-10
9
2-25
'
2-25
Extra
■>.
Annual
*
Co.—
—
Empire Trust Co.
(N.
One additional
(quar.)
:
-—
Y.)
(stock dividend)
share for each
nine
50c
1-30
1
2-
3-
Credit
Corp.,
20c
partic
pfd.
Participating
50c
—
preferred
5
2-10
3-31
3-17
Equitable
3-
2-17
Erie
7
Erie
2
Co.
&
Corp.,
Railroad
2-
2
1-20
$5
3-
2
2-16
$5
preferred
(quar.)
3-10
2-16
$5
preferred
50c
2-14
1-20
Erlanger
$1.06 %
2-16
2-
Fair
20c
2-27
2-13
2-16
1-30
Fairbanks,
Morse
Fall
Gas
(quar.)
'
(stock dividend)-
17 7c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
3-16
2-27
$1,377
2-15
2-
1
Mills Corp.,
River
Farmers
&
&
(quar.)
2-
9
1-22
3-
2
2-16
Farrington
4-
1
3-20
55c
3.-16
2-13
57
3-14
2-18
Federal
3-
62y2c
(quar.)
IN.
Y.)
convertible
Mining
2
2-16
Federal-Mogul
1-15
Felin
3-
2-
2
(J.
J.)
&
5%7
1
8-13
1
11-13
3-
5-13
preferred
(stock
A
(quar;)
dividend)
(quar.)—
Smelting Co
Co.,
2-26
3-12
2-26
3-
2-
2-10
3
9
2-3
4-
1
3-16
69c
2-16
2-
2 7
2-20
1-30
62%c
2-28
2-16
3-
2
$1
3-20
3-10
2-27
$1
common
4-10
4-
6
1
$1
Common
5c
3-16
2-20
45c
2-25
2-13
Field
& Co.
see
Marshall
Field-
7-
1
10-12
10-
1
20c
Ferry Cap & Set Screw Co.
(increased)—
7-10
$1
J—-—
+13c
(Marshall)
2-16
2-16
3-12
50c
Corp.
&
2
3- 2
$2.50
preferred
com.
—
Co
1
9-
12-
(Syra¬
Common
2
6-
$1.25
15c
Insurance
(quar.)
Mfg.,
2-16
Ltd.—
2-11
50c
Life
Fedders-Quigan Corp.,
25c
<quar.)__
2
$1.12%
Works
Traders
18%c
(increased quar.)
3-
2-15
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co
10c
cuse,
2-10
1-23
10c
preferred
+25c
(quar.)
1
10c
prior
(The)
56'/4c
,——
(quar.).
1
3-
$1.25
-
common
3-
2- 9
$1.25
;
Extra
4 7
4%7
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
2
3-15
1
12%c
common
28c
2-
1
12%c
——
(quar.)
Steel
$1.18%
2-28
1-23
4-
4-
32%c
—
Gas
Forge
Co., $5 preferred
preferred (quar.)
9c
2-13
5c
2%c
—
Equitable
2
—
shares
held
2-16
3-
50c
Corp.
1-17
2-10
7V2c
income
Investment
investment
2
(quar.)—
Co.
1-17
2-15
Diversified
Inc.
Ltd
2-15
25c
i
(quar.)
11-16
25c
(quar.)
2
25c
pfd.
5
25c
Corp.,
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)
Aircraft
9
2-
50c
(quar.)
Products
Vultee
2-
3
50c
3-
—
(quar.)—_
Rock
3
3-
(quar.)
50c
87y2c
Corp.
3-
3- 3
9
(quar.)
87%c
—
40c
Gas
2-13
preferred
Elgin
dividend)
Utilities
Laundries
Consolidated
2
preferred
Eaton
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
2-16
$1.25
preferred
Consolidated
2-13
3-
2-16
Dun
(quar.)—
Edison (N. Y.i
3-
2
2-26
Dickey
1-30
12y2c
577
12-30
1
3-
5 7
5
Ry.—
(quar.)
Machinery Corp.
Natural
3-31
4-
5c
Class
1-31
2-13
$1.12%
Corp.
2-14
50c
Di
2-16
75c
(quar.)—.
—J.—1
3-14
1
(quar.)
Dominion
2-16
4-
87 %c
(quar.)
Commonwealth
3-31
3-
5%
4
RR.—
preferred
3-14
preferred
1-15
2-28
Corp.—
System,
1-27
3-31
5%,
Dobbs Houses,
Extra
1
—
(increased)—
Gas
2-13
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
Dodge Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
50c
:
Pictures
2
35c
1-30
50c
——
Columbia
3-
6
6
3-14
$2
2-14
50c
.
Lines,
Columbia
3-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
2
—
(quar.)—
Co.
1
30c
^
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
Louisville
Power
4-
25c
3-
25c
Corp
Carbon
3- 6
35c
3-
$1.18
(quar.)—
Aikman
1
25c
Manufacturing Co.— "
voting (quar.)
A
Detroit
4-
2-16
$1
common
debenture
Derby
1-31
40c
Acceptance Corp., class A (quar.)—
Colonial Finance, 4% 7 preferred
(quar.)__
50c
$8
1-20
3-
(two 20c redeemable preference
each share held)—.
preferred
Conduits
Class
3-
3-31
$37y2c
preferred
Dennison
3-12
6
40c
Colonial
Compo
(quar.)
25c
Farm
&
Colorado
Co.,
A
(quar.)
Delta Air Lines, Inc._,_
2-16
3-
3-
50c
(quar.)—
Equipment, Ltd
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet, common
$3.50
&
1-30
1
f25c
(quar.)
$$1.50
common
Deere
6-15
2-16
4-
25c
A
B
New
9
75c
for
Cockshutt
Collins
Class
2-20
6
$1.04
Y.)
(stock
Co.
VrtB2-
3-
3-
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, class A—
Consolidated
■
3-13
3-31
35c
(initial s-a)
(monthly)
Co.
Consolidated Gas
Co.—
(quar.)
1-29
1-30
$1.25
—
Concord
60c
(quar.)
preferred
Trust
Chemical
Stk.
15c
class
—10c
Commoil. Ltd.
from
12-30
2-15
$1
Extra
$4.25
Inc.—
2-27
$1.05
(quar.)
Inc.
3-14
$$i
Ltd.,
Davis Leather Co., Ltd., class
DeLaval Steam Turbine—
1-23
(quar.)
Monthly
Clorox
1
2-16
_—
guaranteed
Foods,
Clinton
2-27
Door
(quar.)
Frere,
Extra
2-27
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
guaranteed
1-2
(quar.)
Sons
2
&
$1.12 %
preferred
Pittsburgh
special
4-'T
3-
&
7%
75c
$2.75
&
3-
2-23
1
:
Illuminating
preferred
2-25
gains—
Bearing Co.
3-13
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Electric
4%
3-7$
62 >/2C
Hose &
Inc.,
4-15
37%c
Co., common
1-26
$1.06%
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
ourjois,
2-13
50c
Machine
Cleveland
2-20
-
org-Warner
3V2 %
*7
10c
&
3-13
2-13
1
(quar.)
&
3-20
4-1'
$1.05
common
Fund,
capital
2-27
3-10
Inc
Aluminum & Brass
orden
3-11
Electric—
&
1
1
11 % 7
Co.
(quar.)..
Stamping Co. (quar.)
Cleveland
9
3-
(increased)
investment
lumenthal
2-
1
32c
(quar.i
Mutual
long-term
3-
5%
(quar.)
Foods,
Ridge
25c
15c
common
Tobacco,
preferred
Moon
lue
Clearing
2-13
$1
3-
40c
(quar.)—_—
convertible
2-16
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Corp.
Brothers
4.80%
3-16
preferred
3-
t$1.25
Co
Controller
prior
4-
t75c
Service
dividend)
(Stock
Light,
Laughlin, Inc. (quar.)
launer's
(Phila.), common (quar.)
57
Clark
2
3-31
pfd. (quar.)
preferred #(quar.)_—$1.75
(quar.)
75c
$7
1-30
$25c
(quar.)
3v K' 2-16
2-13
v
3-
$2
Extra
77
Co._—
preferred
57
3-
2-10
Publishing,
2-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
t-y.j r.2-ie
$1
$1.05
;
5 7
——
preferred
$4.50
&
loch
5%
9
3-
(quar.)..,-—
Valley
2-
Co.—
(quar.l_
preferred
Holdings
.
12%C
$1.75
Bryson,
preferred
2-19,
3-10
3-17
Metallic
t50c
—
Cab
1
6-16
Inc.
(Texas)—
Co.
1-15
4-
2
Daystrom,
f20c
—
Air
2-17
2-16
9-29
$60c
.—
&
3-14
7-
$4
Service—
(N.
2-16
Corp.—
Common
com.
Corp,
1-30
2-27
2
25c
(quar.)
2-14
3-
50c
(quar.)
3-16
28Vac
f50c
pfd.
$1.75
87y2c
David
tl2V2c
Electric, common
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas
Ry., 57 preferred (quar.)
Cities
(quar.)_
preferred
Sivalls
4.75 7
3-
50c
Corp.
Lumber
Gas
City Auto
(quar.)
&
preferred
5.40 7
lack
2
2-16
2
2
common
Co.
Co.
Power
2
2-
3-
2-16
7c
93%c
(quar.)
conv.
$1.75
Dahlstrom
(quar.)—,
Company
1
(quar.)
Electric
Hills
2-
2-15
50c
Manufacturing
irtman
3- 2
50c
Fund
6
(quar.)
1-30
21c
(quar.)
Copper
3
;
1-31
preferred
2-17
(final)
(quar.)
Eank
&
'
2-20
¥$1.12%
common
Public
Southern
Co.
f 5c
Cement
2-14
2
9
45c
Engineering
Yellow
3-
(quar.)_
tl7y2c
2-27
4-
3-20
(s-a)—!
(accum.)
2-27
"
$1.06%
(quar.i-,
preferred
A
3-
Ltd
3-23
$1.75
t$1.25
(quar.)
Indianapolis
Class
3-
(quar.)
3-
4-15
(quar.)
iS1.25
Co.__;
2-11
2-26
3-
3-26
$1.31 'A
Sugar—
2-16
t20c
preferred (quar.)
Corp., $3 preference
30c
(quar.)
Steel
3 7 7
15c
(quar.i
Co.
ethlehem
&
50c
$1.15
Chesapeake Corp. of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
Chicago,
3-16
2-27
30c
common
preferred
1-30
(quar.)
National
12 %c
common
Spinning Associates
preferred
est
Chase
Chicago
3-10
2-27
3-10
7%
1-30
—
Utility
Chambersburg
50c
erkshirc
Common '
1_
Co.,
common
Mines,
1-31
American
2-16
75c
quar.)__
&
flOc
Ltd.
Electric,
Co.
Belt
3-10
25c
(quar.)
Quebec
Chain
3-10
SI.18%
(quar.)
preferred
elleterre
<quar.)_
(quar.)
Mfg.
Cuban
5
2
3-10
(quar.)
$32%c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
1
$75c
(quar.)„_,
&
Co,
4.15 7
3-10
16 %c
preferred
Co.
Hardware
ell
2-16
Crum
2-
2-10
2-10
3-
3-10
(quar.)
International
A
2-28
2-28
50c
Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)__
Forster, 8 7 preferred (quar.)
1-31
1
2-14
Co
(quar.)
Light Co.
(quar.)
Soya
1
5c
,
4% 7
Shoe,
3-
2-14
4.75%
preferred (quar.)—
Certain-Teed Products Corp. (quar.)
2
$75c
S.)
2-14
32 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)————
Vermont
Common
2-20
3-
Public
4-
5C
Laboratories
(A.
Foundry
common
West
&
preferred
4-
$4c
(monthly)
Monthly
axter
15c
33 %c
common
South
Central
2-16
3-10
7
Central
%-30
2
$80c
athurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd., class A
eck
Crown
(quar.)
preferred
Power
Central
£-13
2-10
12 %c
California
$1
9
(quar.)_
Corp
Louisiana
$1
40c
Ltd.___,
Co.
9
2-
—
(quar.)
G
preferred (quar.)
Foundry Co., 5 7 pfd.
$1.06
—
Corp, (quar.)
Co.,
Oil
40c
—
(quar.)
(W.
"arium
2-
2
57
Co.,
&
4
2-13
31 %C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
H.) Co
41/47?
arber
I.)
4.507
2-20
3-13
$1.25
A
angor
77c
Works
2
3-
(increased)-
Central
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)
3-15
25c
Gear
3-
Light Co.—
Co.
preferred
4.20%
52-13
$4.50
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
convertible
(J.
Central
-2-13
3- 2
Steel
Corp.
Cehtral
>.2-23
™2-13
$1.50
Conn
Co.
utomotive
series
Ltd.
Caterpillar Tractor
.2-23
2
Corp.—
/G Foods,
Corp.
2
62y2c
& Seal Co., Inc., $2
pfd.
& Seal, Ltd.
(quar.)
Cork
dividend
Central
$1.50
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
Canteen Co, of AmericaCommon
Crown Cork
Crown
$15c
Ry.,
&
Products
7%
•t.2-23
utomatic
4% 7
Case
2-10
3-15
$1.31%
___.
Casco
2
$1.25
(quar.)
Line
preferred
Co., 4'/a 7
Crown
(quar.)
Power
Carrier
i:c; ;.3-17
4-15
37 %c
(quar.)__
com.
tlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry.
tlantic
(quar.)
Carreras. Ltd., Amer. dep. rets. B old (final)
3-17
Transport, Inc.—
tlantic
3%7
Cribben & Sexton
2-13
common
Cos.,
preferred
Carolina
3-17
1,
25c
____
Corp.,
5 7
6
1
56 %C
'
(quar.)
com.
preferred
E
Utilities, Ltd., 57 pfd. (quar.)
(Philip)
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)_
Carey
3-16
,
4-
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Crane
8
2-13
3- 6
25c
(quar.)
(initial
Ltd.
7-13
3-27
7 7
Canadian
2
4-
59 %c
(quar.)
Goods
convertible
tlas
2-
50c
—
common
(quar.i
preferred
ssociated
67*
preferred
nreferred
Dry
*2- 2
50c
Refining Co.,
preferred
$1.50
8
10-
3-10
37%c
Mortgage
Corp.
Ltd., 57 pfd. (quar.)_
Pacific
3-
preferred
10-
10-29
1-30
'
Food Products, Ltd.—
preference (quar.)
3-30
Oil
10-29
Cosmos Imperial Mills,
Counselors Investment
2
& Foundry Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
.,
75c
4Vs7■
8
3-
7-15
il5c
l
(quar.)
8
Car
-1-30
-1-30
2
65c
A
A
7-
$1.12 V2
Ltd., $1.30 pref. (quar.)
Steamship Lines,
Vinegars, Ltd
2
(quar.)
series
2-11
,75c
Corp.,
7-
Co.—
Cannon
2nd
1
(quar.i
Electric
7-29
class
(quar.)_
</>
1-14
2
3-12
$$1.20
(s-a)
quar.)
preferred
3-31
3-
20c
(quar.)
common
7-29
Co.,
57
20c
common
preferred
preferred
3-
(quar.)
preferred
&
Safeway,
preferred
2-13
^4
2
Canada
2-10
>
15c
preferred
(quar.)
rmstrong Rubber Co., class
$5.25
2-14
Permanent
1
shland
Co.
preferred F
Ltd.,
(quar.)
3-
$4
Cornell-Dubilier
15c
preferred
Foils,
X,
Corp.,
8
convertible
10c
(quar.)
Cement Co.,
3-
pfd, (quar.)
Co.,
convertible
31c
\
Service
Wyant
3-
6%
Steel
5%
8
4-
37 % c
Water
22 %c
common
Coppenveld
20c
.
Power
convertible
59c
Equipment
4-
4-29
2-11
(quar.)
class A
t50c
;
Co
Packing
convertible
(quar.)
ro
4-29
Co.,
preference
Co., Ltd.,
t50c
(quar.)
Electric
5.20 7
3-
convertible
t50c
common-
$$1.12%
Steel
prior
Varnish
Curtis
62 %c
B
6
&
1-30
(quar.)
4%%
2-
$3
3-31
_
2-14
$2.50 preferred
$2.36 preferred
Class
2
Paint
Cooksville
3-13
(quar.)
(Toronto)
Corp
33c
3-
preferred
6
3-
Motors
convertible
27 %c
$3.75
6
2-
Canadian
rkansas Natural Gas Corp.
Continental
6
2-
2
1
77 preferred
(quar.)
Cuneo Press, Inc., 3J/2%
Co.—
Corp
Cork Co.,
2-
2
4-
31 %c
Insurance
1-30
(quar.)
rmstrong
2
3-
Life
Cook
2-25
3-13
__
Co.
2-20
1
$1.06%
dividend
1-30
'*»
30c
quar.)
Stock
1
3-14
4-
15c
5%
preferred (quar.)
Continental-Diamond Fibre
2-13
3-
60c
93%c
(quar.)
2-14
preferred
rmco
2
;
quar.)
*
2-14
Canada
preference
Service
(increased
Common
7
3-
:
(increased
com.
(quar.)
33V«c
2
3-
3-
Co.,
27%c
3-
3-
$1
common
(quar.)
Can
preferred
(quar.)
5.28 7
25c
5
(quar.)—;
5.36 7
$15c
2-
C
2-25
81 %c
3
America,
D
Co.—
common
3-
of
preferred
2
3-
50c
Corp.
preferred
preferred
3-14
70c
6
5.307
Canada
Co.
3-
4.407
Corp.—
(increased)
1
*"*3-12
3
3-
20c
4-
-*->2-13
3-26
$15c
Inc.
convertible
rizona
2-10
$2.25
(quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
Corporation, Ltd., common
4 % 7
3-
Jackson
50c
(quar.)
trcher-Daniels-Midland
Argus
California
$1
(s-a)
Trading
Telephone
Anheuser-Busch,
2
5
2-
87 %c
!
preferred
75c
(accum.)__
Anglo-Canadian
California
-2-
-
6
$1.13
6 7
Co
Brothers,
% 7
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Palestine
preferred
'■■--3-10
2-16
$1
—
Co.,
3-20
75c
Extra
Amoskeag
2-27
25c
___
American
Corp.,
3-16
Terminal
Byron
Ship Building Co
Smelting & Refining Co
Co.
Butler
$1.25
(quar.)
American
Tobacco
Bush
5
(quar.)
f50c
*,&2-27
Ltd.—
2
3-
preference—
--'■*2-27
4
3-
$1
.1
B
3-16
2-
preferred
t50c
3-16
1-30
2-20
3-
2
$1.05
;
B
A
2-27
50c
preferred (quar.)__
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
2-16
15c
(reduced)-
:
2-28
$37%c
(quar.)
$4.25
2-20
2-26
25c
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
(quar.)
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
■
2-
3-12
50c
common
Holderi
1
Continental
Co
Corp.;
-
4-
$3.75
Concen¬
preference
$1
,
preferred
Pulley Co.
(quar.)
American Seating Co. (quar.)
Ampal-American
A
Class
2-14
3c
$50c
30c
(quar.i
American Viscose
3-12
"X.
2-20
2-18
preference
50c
non-cumulative
American
2-20
.
1
3
B
Class
3-16
2
A
50c
American
American
3-31
3-31
3-
Corp.—
—
(quar.)
preferred
American
$1.75
37 %C
3-31
33-
—
Class
$1.12%
com.
2-20
—
(quar.)
3-15
$1,127
Continental
3-25
1
15c
&
(quar.)
common
When
Payable of Bee,
(quar.)
4%
Co., Ltd.—
Class
,1
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
2
4-
3-
20c
Mining
Ltd.
Co.,
75c
preferred
Container
3
95c
$1.25
'75c
preferred
&
3-20
77
preferred
(quar.)
American Metal Co., 4%% preferred
(quar.)
American Metal Products Co.
(quar.)
B
Burns
2- 2
Mills,
2-
(quar.)_
(increased!
(quar.)
Mfg.
2-16
4
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Sullivan
preferred
Class
25c
American Potash
47
2-13
3-
&
(F.)
4.207
2
(quar.)_
Co.,
Burlington
2-13
,
2-28
Co.
Machine
Hill
Burkart
3-
$3
&
trating Co.
30c
Supply (quar.)
Indemnity Co. (s-a)
American
5
15c
(monthly)_
American
Bunker
3 % %
Hospital
A
Die
1-30
>
3-
3-16
(quar.)J
Buckeye Pipe Line'Co. (quar.)
2-18
2
3-10
3-15
37%c
25c
Buell
Co.,
Power
quar.)
4.507
$25c
20c
3
Co.
Falls
Glass
(Increased
4.52%
(s-a)
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
2-10
2-14
A
$3.80
Hill
Rubber
4-1
Share
Company
Consumers
Ltd.—
1st
Buck
40
each
held)
5 7«
3-
2nd
Per
Name of Company
Consumers
plus
Inc
Gas,
$5
Brown
3-
3-10
5c
Stores,
Taunton
Company,
Class
5
3-13
3-14
37 %C
(initial quar.)
Packers
4-
1
2V2%
&
Co.,
1-23
2:
4-
Note
2-
Foundry Co.—
Chain
$4
2-20
Bank
Columbia
4-
4c
share
45
Holderi
for redemp¬
per
—
3-
35c
$30
at
50o
American
British
1-17
2-28
1
Increased
from
preferred
Class
2
British
4
When
Payable of Itec.
Consumers
(entire issue called
on
April
dividend)
50c
Common
Class
1
(quar.)
Co.
American
class A
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.
3-
Share
Manufacturing Co., Inc.
this
2-14
75c
Can
Stock
$2
4
3-10
income)
American
American
Brillo
tion
of
American
Name of Company
2-12
$25c
American
7%
Per
Payable of Ree.
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Canada, 4% pfd. (quar.)_
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% pfd. (quar.)
American Aggregates Corp., common (s-a)_
5 7
preferred (quar.)__
net
Holderi
93%c
«,
(quar.)
of
preferred
Portland
Alpha
Share
America,
preferred
Aluminum
47
of
When
3-16
3-
5
{I
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(666)
20c
quar.)___
(initial
(Del.)
Corp.
3-10
Bank Stock Corp.
f^restone Tire & Rubber,(quar.) pfd. (quar.) $1.12'/a
4'/2%
30c
H.)
(M.
Florida
Power
4.90%
Co.
(quar.)
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)
Extra—
Class
B
+—
(quar.)
Motor
Pitt
Fort
Foster
Kleiser
&
non-cumulative
412
Sixth
West
dividend
Stock
next
Fulton
■
the
of
Funsten
(R.
Gair
(Robert)
Game well
General
$1
2-13
Storage
(annual.)
4-16
Co.,
com.
Corp.,
Co.,
3-
1
1
3-16
2-
5
2-16
2-
50c
General
Metals
General
2
Interstate
2-
2
2-1G
2-
2
2-18
2-
6
25c
3-16
2-16
—_—%_
(s-a)
2-16
2-13
15c
3-13
2-27
50c
Co.!—--.———,
preferred——_—
;
3%% pfd.
Advertising,
2
3-13
2-24
2-
1-20
3-
75c
$3.50
2-13
2-10
50c
2-
2
5-15
5-
1
2-16
1-16
(quar.)_—
5c
General
Steel
General
preferred
Gerrard
(S.
Gillette
Co.,
Glatfeiter
jroodall
Co.
Tire
(H.
Stock
Common
2-16
2
2-16
75c
2
2-16
75C
iquar.)
com.
3-16
2-16
3-16
2-16
$1.25
L
Co.
Y.)
3-18
2-18
2
2-20
(quajr.)
Pacific
Tea
Keller
2
2-
$4
2-20
2-
5
$1.75
(quar.)
2-20
2-
5
Great
Lakes
25c
3-10
25c
3-31
3-19
10c
3-
5
2-16
$1
3-18
2-25
*12'/2c
2-16
1-31
$12'/2c
2-16
1-31
$5
2-24
2-13
$50
2-24
Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)
Towing, common
Hydraulics, Inc., common (quar.)
Great
Northern
Green
Bay
Class
&
preferred
non-cum.
Western
RR,
common,
debentures
A
Keyes
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
3-31
(quar.)
$1.25
6-30
Oil
(quar.)
:
50c
3-11
2-
Gulf
Power
(quar.)
$1.16
preferred
7
$5
3-16
1
4-
Hagan
Co.'
Water
Oil
4%
Watch
Co.,
convertible
Hamilton
5%
Co.,
preferred
Hammermill
common
preferred
Cotton
B
1
2-16
2
'*
2-25
3-16
2-28
$$1.25
2-16
2-
'25c
3-16
2-27
$1
3-16
2-27
3-
2-10
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
-
.
common^....^.
35c
-
2
Carpets,
Ltd.—
Harnischfeger Corp., common
5%; 2nd preferred (quar.)
5-
10c
•'
2
2-16
50c
••
„,_A
2-16
3-
3-4
2-13
a
$1.50
4-
-$40c
-
(quar.)
4-20
4-
40c
•
2-16
Co.,-5% -preferred
Hercules Steel Products
Corp.,
com.
3-2
48%c
3-
25c
4-15
$1.25
2-14
(quar.),
5c
3-13
3- 2
2-14
1-24
3-
2-17
fquar.)—,
Heyden -Chemical Corp., common,——,
3 V-i'/c
preferred
$4.37y2
5%r preferred
HUgbee
A
Co.,
B
5%
CHres
Hooker
Hormel
5%
Hotel
A.)
preferred\A
&
Hardart
preferred
Barbizon,
Co.
Hudspn
2
2-
2
1-15
30c.
3-
2
2-13
3-
2
2-13
3-
2
2-13
15c
(quar.)
50c.
$4
Lees
2-16
3-
2-
9
,
-
$2
1
2-
6
1-30
3-
3
2-11
V3-
3
2?11
15c
3-10
2-27
t$T*'
-
3-
2-
37%c
$l,Q6y4
' *
•
9
X_cqinmPA,,-~f 1 ~31'/2c_ -".SriZ
5%
preferred . A (quar.)
5.12%" preferred 0~ (fcuqr.)—————1_„
31'Ac.
""
- 32c
—
,
3-
2,
3-2
1
,
6
2-42
'
20c
3-12
2-
Cement
3- 2
8- 5
37Vic
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.* (quar;)———
30c*
2-16
40c
>..•
2- 2
.2-13
income—
14c
2-16
3-10
$3
3- 2
40c
3-2
Chemical
-
Corp.
class";b
class A
$1,
,-•»
$37'/2c
.
i37y2c
»
-
3-2
2^19
-
3-10
2-19
r
^
2-3
2-3
12-15
11-18
120c
3-26
3-26
3-
6
3-26
3-
6
120c
3-26
3-
6
3-
2
2-10
3-
2
2-10
62V2c
96y4c
(quar.)—
common
2-16
2-
2
3-16
3-
2
2
2-
5
40c
20c
3-
2-28
2-14
50c
2-23
2-12
50c
2-16
2-
(quar.),,
3-14
3-15
2-10
3-15
2-10
3-
3
2-13
50c
3-10
2-20
$1
3-
2-
50c
3-
2-10
62MjC
;35c
3-
50c
3-
2
2-10
50c
4-15
3-10
preferred (quar.),—$1.75
2-27
2-
Mfg.
*
(quar.)_—__1,.
Corp.
Inc.,
._™_*
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
preferred
—
(G.
C.)
Co.
•_
Co.
4
Co.—
.
Stock
$1.25
Corp,
(reduqed)—
4%%
National
com.
■
1-19.
3-10
2-20
3-10
2-20
3-10
2-20
25c
3-10
2-10
$1.06
.$1.18%
3-10
2-10
3-10
2-10
3-
(quar.),,,.*
Distillers
,
Products
•
,
2
2-11
3-16
2-16
$12y2c
Corp.,
60c
3-
2
2-
6
1__
$ 15c
3-
2
2-
6
(quar.),
5c
5-
1
4-21
5c
8-
1
7-21
common,
25c j"
•
(quar..),—
common
convertible
Quarterly
(quar.CI
preferred
Electric
Welding
Machine
—I,
!___
——
Quarterly
National
Grocers
Co,
Ltd,
preference (quar.)
National Gypsum Co, $4.50 pfd;
•National
National
5%
5%
Lead
&
Steel
1
3-
1
3- 9
3-
2
2-18
9
$1.75
2-18
3-10
2-16
62 Vic
3-15
2-21..
62 Vic
6-15
5-20
62 Vic
9-15
8-31
25c
3-31
3-1*
100%-
(quar.)
3-13
50c
A
2-20
2-
4-1.
3-20
2rlp-
.1-31
Castings
Paper & Type Co.—
!____!_
Cocker Cc.
Mfg. Co.—
&
dividend
common
(quar.),!—~
- *
-
-
^-V
—
—.-J,-,
.(lnitial>_T
Series—<•
Securities
Preferred
/
stock
Shirt
50c.
\
Stock, series
National
10-20
4-
4-
$1.12%
(quar.
preferred .(quar.),
preferred (quar.)l
preferred (quar.),
Nakinal
10-30
tl5c
t37%c
Co,*7%-preferred
Malleable
Stock
Now
5c
—
—
7National
5%
—
common——.
$1.50
C!
6
2-16
*
4%% ' preferred
(quar.),——$1.06'/4National Drug.
Chemical Co. of Canada,
National
2-26
15c
.
(quar.)
Cylinder bas Co.
preferred
(quar.)^
preferred (quar.)—
4%%
_
2-10
31 %c
com.
dividend
preferred
National
_
1,
3-10
,
1%
Container
National
9
•
.
National City Bank (N. Y.) (stock dividend)
(One additional share for each 24 held)—
,
J
2-13
2-10',
_
Automotive Fibres, Inc. (quar.)___,
National Biscuit' Co, common' (quar.)—___
*
,
2-
1
Acme
■
6
75c
(quar.)—
Alfalfa
*
'3-
37V2c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)__l—
(quar.),,;
;
National
12-13
3-10
5-15
(quar.)
A
(quar.1-.
L,
Dehydrating is Milling
5%
preferred (quar.)
!;
National Aluminate Corp.
(quar.)—
1-31
.-3- 2=
3-16
6-15
4-
National Screw
Ltd,
3-16
4-15
150c
(quar.),:
2-13
(quar.),,50c..
2-23
2-23
4-
3-10
National
••
3-16
2-28
NattoAal
i
2-26
1
2c
40c
25c
26'Ac
37'/2c
Co.
Increased
7%
3
1
(quar.)—
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
$2 class A ennv. preference "(quar.),.
Nashville, Chattanooga <fe St. Louis Ry.—
««*
34-
3-17
—-—
(quar.),,——
Corp.
2<- 6
original capital
2-14
50c
Wheel
2-3
gniaranteed,
2-14
3-12
3-17
(quar.)
Corp.
3-3
Special
class
preferred
Mills
Paper
Products
2-20
/ * Little* Bfiami RR,
3-12
1$1.50
(extra
Co,
Co,
3-1
3-
1-30
1-30
50c
—
60c
.65c
1-30
2-15
2-15
2-15
131 %c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Carbonic-Corp, common "(quar.)^
35c
3%%- preferred (quar.)___rj_"_/JJ_—, 87y2c
,
2-20
2V2e
quar.)—
Co.
National Pressure
-Lindsay,. Chemical Co. \(quar.)f_
.Link-Belt Co.
(quar.>—_,
.!
2
2-28
34%c
$1.15
(quar.),,
—
Finance
Murphy
,
;
2-20
3-
120c
&
participating
5'/4%
2-2
(quar.)!
pfd.
(quar.)
Munsingtvear,
2-11
Corp.
2-20
2
120c
B
Mullins
2-27
$1
2
3-
40c
preference series C (quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
2-2
3-13
1-23
3-
—_
$3.85
2- 9
3-2
2-27
2-10
150c
S.)
Brewery Ltd,
Monsanto
(quar.)—
Investment
4.60%
Extra
2-16
$2c
"
_v-
2-9
2-16
Pipe Line Co.—
(Robert),
Class
3-16
2-28
1
3-14
$1.37'/a
37y2c
25c
$1
Extra
2-2
3.- 2
3-
re¬
Semi-annual
2-18
$-2
—
;
(quar.)
Co,
(increased
Ltd,
;
2-13
37'/2c
28%c
$1.25
$1.27Vi
$1.37Vi
—
(increased)
(J.
Molson's
J.
50c
2-13
Inc.—
Semi-annual
3- 2
2- 9
3-12
3-12
10c
(quar.)
Co.
5
75c
25c
"
(quar.)
Power
B
Mitchell
2-16
.'!• 3- 2
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Mitchell
11-5
1
——
on
preferred
Common
2-2
2-2
3-2
$1
(quar.)^
Abrasive
convertible
Class
1-36
3-16
4-
25c
(quar.)
2rl2 ..-rLoblaw..Groceterias Co,
2-12
5
3-23
5%%
2-10
3-16
-Liquid
*.
3-
4-
Missouri-Kansas
2- 2
50c
'!
4-
30c
Mississippi
2-16
'
(quar.)_!__,
common
Trust. Fund
net
41.11'A
Motor
5-15
v-
(quar.),,
Portland
From
1-24
$1.25
;
G.);
Inc.
Co.
5
preferred (quar.)
Building, Co.
Mosinee
8-15
11-15
3-2
50c
$20c
& Sons (increased)-,*,—
Salt
3-
2-10
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.),——,!
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.),,
1-24
2-16
......
]
preferred
Lexington
4-
3-10
Life Savers
62'/2c
$1.50
.
(R.
(James)
Leslie
A 1.08%
$4
class A* and class B (stock
Leitch, Gold Mines,
3
.
(quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light—■
2- 5,
5- 5
25c
35c *
•"
& Dye Works—
Candy Shops, Inc.—
Fabrics,
..Lehigh
1-23
..
2
Inc.
(quar.),,,
(increased quar;)
Jones,
Tourneau
-Lea
3
3-
Le
preferred
Feb. 28 at $105 per share
plus $1.50 dividend),,,—!___—
Mlnneapolis-Mollne Co, common (quar.)—
45.50 1st preferred
(quar.)—
$1.50 convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)—
Minnesota Mining & Mfg, common
(quar.)
,
*
(quar.)
Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
2-
3-27
25c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
class
2-27
2-
.
$1.06 y*
—
& Co., com.
(quan)
(N., Y.)—
Paper,
-
&
5
Morrison-Knucisen
25c
1,
___,
dividend)
(One non-cum. red; preference s
share for each share of class A & B held)
^
2-16
50c
(quar.)—
Pulp; &
2-20
3-
i.
—
Hudson Bay
3-10
31c
;,
Bleachery
Secord
Lawson
2-17
2
$1.25,
Stores Corp., common .(quar,),,
4y<%. preferred (quar;)—,—
Co..
Lanett
Laura
.
Co.
3-
(quar.).
Minneapolis Gas Co, com. (increased)
5%
preferred (quar.)
!__!
$5.10 1st preferred (quar.)—_!!.—„—
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
$6 preferred
(entire issue called for
3-2P
25c
Bryant,
5
4-
Moore-McCormack Lines
2-15
5
97 Vic
1-9
-4-1
2-27
(quar.),———
2-6
25c
25c
_____
(quar.).
(Mo.)
2-16
3-
1
preferred
$1.50
3-9
30c
common* (quar.),^!
Co,
5
3-10
4-
'
(quar.)—
pfd.
3-
Mid-West
3-16
3- 2
3-12
3-
25c
95c
(quar.)——
3.80%
Edison,
3
(N. Y.)—
40c
Corp.
Mid-West Refineries,
2-28
3-13
3-2
2-20
Extra
2-16
3-16
6-15
9-15
12-15
3- 5
4- 8
2-25
2-16
t40c
t$1.75
2
Mlckelberry's Food Products Co".___,'____„_ '
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)___,
2-14
2-14
2-14
62y2c
—____—
(quar.)
Co;
:
Lane-Wells
2-17
3-
75c
,
(quar.),
Howard
Hubinger
Lane
,
(quar,)!,'
r common,
2
,
Quarterly
2
3- 2
$1.09% •*
Co.__,
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.),,
(George
6%
Horn
E.)
Electrochemical,
$4.25.
Horder's,
87'/2c
(quar.)J
(quar.).
common
preference
-
12'/2c
,
.
preferred
convertible
(Charles
(quaf.)
2nd preferred
53y#o-
„
Co., Common-.(quar.)
(quar.)1,,
Hilton Hotels; Corp.,
4%;
,,
convertible
HeywoodrWakefield
Quarterly
-
preferred A
Sessions
preferred
—
3-
4.45%
..
Quarterly
-
3-31
2-
-
&
Landis Machine
2-20
3
37'/2c
(quar.),
-
$2.50
-
2-14
-
Lamson
,'
;
$1.18%
(quar.)—_
4-
2-15
(quar.) _!_
preferred
(quar.)
7%
-
pfd. A
84etropolitan
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
the Woods Milling, Ltd.—
2-
4.35%
2-11
'
2-3
1
96 %C
2-20
(quar.)
1
3-
(quar.),—
5c
Champagne
3-
3-
$1.06%
(quar.)—
Hone
3
3-12
40c
preferred
:——__—$1
&
1:
Common
..
Hershey Chocolate Corp.-—
4:%%
Lake of
1-21
-
Wines
3-20
3.90%
.
3-19
-
Salle
2- 2
1
335%
1-23
(quar.)
2
4-
22'/2c
'
2-10
(quar.)
3-
40c
(quar.)—„——
4%%
1-21
t50c
(quar.)
Engineering
preferred
Metropolitan
2-16
12?31
Inc.
arrears
Quarterly
4-15
Apparel
Semi-annual
6
3-19*
1
4-1
-40c
4v4%
&
common
Melville Shoe Corp.,
5- 1
2-25
5-15
2-16
Lafayette National Bank
3-16
$1.25
Marx
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
Havana Lithographing Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)-,
^
4-
v
1
;
Powder
La
3-2
Corp,
$1.75
15c
7'/2c
10c
10c
-
Creamery Co, 60c pfd. (quar.)
Tool, 6% preferred (accum.)
L'Alglcn
10c
com.-fquar.)
Mead
3-16
Kysor Heater Co.
5
Machine
McNeil
4- 1
—
—
1
preferred—
$1.50
all
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines (quar.)
Machine Co. (quar.)
$1.50
preferred .(quar.)
Co,
&
clears
McKav
1-30
Kut-Kwick
2-11
(quar.)____!_j.
HartfDid. Electric. Light, 3.90%. pfd.
(quar.)
Hercules
Knuasen
5-15
,
2nd
8
3-16
3- 4
(quar.)
6
5-
2-10
H.)
payment
2-17
preferred
2-
6-
3-30
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(F.
Ltd,
Co,
common
Mount Diablo
(quar,)
2-20
2-28
75c
$2.50
3-10
3- 5
common
2-13
3-14
62 Vic
Corp,
McGraw
50c
75c
40c
Company,
3-16
50c
common,;
2-13
Motor
(quar.)
1'
(quar.)——,
tloc
1
(quar.),
Corp,
2-27
1-31
Co.
&
Ltd.
50c
2-27
Co.
H.)
1st
7%
3-10
—_
Refractories,
(quar.),,
&
6%
30c
(quar.)—j—i
Schaffner
Kroger
5
S.)
(S.
2-13
(quar.)
McCord
-
-
capital gains
2-27
(quar.)
1-31
2-20
(quar.)________
from
3-15
2-27
3-12
Co.
8c
1-23
3-31
t25c
10c
and
2-14
$1.06%
7% pfd. (accum.)
preferred (quar.)
Co,
4y4%
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Motor
Fund—
$1.75
25c
Shovel
Chemical
3-20
4-
$1.06%
3-20
Rubber
B.)
2-10
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.),
4- 1
(quar.)—
2-20
2-28
(quar.),
37'/2c
25c
!
2-13
3-10
(quar.)
series
2-13
preferred
2-20
2
(quar.)
common
Co,
2-16
3-
series
2-2
3-2
3-25
3- 5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Moore
&
2
3-10
30c
(accum.),
1951
3- 7
4-1
$1.50
3-
35c
30c
pfd.
(quar.)
1951
$1
15c
35c
$1.25
income
(S.
Kress
$1.25
Harding
Hart
Kresge
3-31
3-10
(resumed)
from
2c
4-21
(quar.)
preferred
3-
(I.
Knickerbocker
75c
$12y2c
Paper
Harbison-Walker
6%
5-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.).:,—
Hancock Oil Co., class A
(quar.)
Class
2
1
^
Well
Cementing Co.
Hamilton Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., 5%
pfd.
Hamilton
2-
fi-
42'/2c
(quar.),-
(initial)'—
Corp.
3- 2
$5Qc
•
—
Hackensack
HaUburton
Kleinert
$50c
1
—
Quarterly
Company,
$2.50
35c
5%
Inc.
preferred
40c
50c
(quar.)
2-13
preferred
3-10
4-10
Inc.—
2-
5,
conv.
4- 1
5- 1
Co,
9
9
2-25
3-
conv.
35c
—75c
&
2-
4V4%
2-10
(quar.),,
(quar.)
2-13
2-25
4%%
3- 1
A
2-25
$1.06 V*
50c
preferred
prior
Kirsch
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine (Canada), Ltd.—
Quarterly
Mathieson
2-27
Kimberly-Clark Corp, 4% pfd. (quar.)
/Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)
Kinney (G. R.) Co, common (quar.),
6-10
Gulf
(Walter)
Power
6
2-
25c
(quar.)
2-20
25c
Co,
Massey-Harris Co,
3-27
class
Corp,
Corp.
J20c
preferred
10-15
25c
Co.
Maxwell
Masonite
2-13
2-13
3-20
1
1
10c
Co.
& Co,
Field
Mines
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
3-11
preferred
4.64%
1st
RR.
Shirt
Marshall
2-13
5
1
1
1
1-2-54
3-20
4-15
3-16
3- 2
7-15
11-
25c
preferred
Marion
2-10
4-
1
(quar.)
R.)
(P.
4-15
1
8-
62'/2c
Micromatic
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-16
3-27
2-27
5-
62y2c
,
Merchants Fire Assuiance Corp.
3- 2
1-29
2-25
3-10
.
Central
common
Co,
cumulative
Kidde
$5
Co.,
$3
(quar.)
Gold
Fibre
5.60%
.
$5
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison
Mobile & Ohio RR.
Gulf,
5%
2-16
62>/2C
:
3-13
3-13
,,.34710-
87'/2c
87'/2c
$25c
37'/2c
25c
$1.18%
Canada
preferred
1-29
3-10
(quar.)
common
2-7
2-25
2-28
25c
(quar.)
4%%
1-31
,
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Marathon
2-25
1-25
2-20
2-20
1-23
2- 6
3-2
3-2
2-27
25c
87y2c
87'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Manning,
4-20
4-20
7-20
7-20
10-19
10-19
3- 1
2- 1
3-10
3-10
2-16
2-16
4- 1
4- 1
3-10
40c
—
preferred
of
&
Extra
2-21
2-24
95c
$1
$1.12V2
25c
—
Kentucky Stone Co. (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities Co., com. (quar.)
2-16
Lakes
Greer
1
1
1
1
2
3-18
3-10
32y2c
62V2c
(quar.)
Co
preferred
Kelvinator
Great
Ry.
1
(quar.)
3V2%
Co.—
(year-end)
50c
Uc
50c
"
—
3«/2%
2-28
5
preferred
(quar.)
M Woodworking Co
demption
Kellog Co., common (quar.)
3y2% preferred (quar.)
2-23
9
30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Company
Tool
.2-
2-16
(quar.)
Macwhyte
Power & Light Co.
3'/2%
60c
(annual)
35c
35%c
44c
Co.__i—_______________
Co.
2-15
25c
Products,
MacMulan
3- 6
3- 2
3-16
3-16
11- 2
3-2
3-25
4- 1
4- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
4- 1
82'/2c
$1.10
(quar.),,——
(quar.)—
——
Utilities Co., com. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Drug
Kawneer
2-20
25c
Underwriters
—
Co.
(quar.)___
common (quar.)—
Light Co.,
preferred
Katz
2-19
3-
25c
(quar.)
&
3-
$2
———
Electric
558811-
25c
37'/2c
25c
37'/2c
25c
45c
—
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
6
3-
3-25
(s-a),:
37'/2c
3,80%
15c
Ins.
(N.
Life
preferred
2-
2
5%
Kansas City
30c
(quar.),.
Atlantic
2
3-
3-
i2y2C
Macklntosh-Hemphill
Knitting Mills—
Common
3-
$1
2
(quar,)
(quar.),
Inc.
Co.
(quar.)
M
,
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—
10%
Co.
American
7%
2
Co l—
Bank
Co.
2
3-
——
Co.,
Employees
Union
Mfg.
2-
3-16
37'/2c
dividend
Grand
4
2-16
;
(quar.),.
National
3-
3-20
1
15c
common..
Rubber
W.)
Government
3-13
4-
5%
:
(quar.)
preferred
Gossard
1-23
2-
preferred
This
$1.25
$1.06!A
25c
7% preferred (s-a)—35c
Jervis Corp.
15c
Jones Estate
Corp.,,
25c
Jones & Laughlln Steel Corp., com.
(quar.)
4.5c
5%
preferred
(quar.),,.
$1.25
Joy Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
62'/2c
2
3-13
preferred
Island—
preferred A
(quar,);
—
—
AYt% preferred B (quar.)—
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co., com. (quar,)—
3-16
2-13
$1.75
;—_—
(quar.)—
Inc.,
&
3-20
5- 1
4-1
4- 1
3-16
4-15
4-15
5%
2-16
10c
(quar.)
(quar.),,*
preferred
Goodyear
Great
—
2-
2
Jantzen
5-28
5
3-
25c
(quar.)
5-30
3-
25C
,
preferred
Gray
25c
(quar.)
(quar.),.
Goodall-Sanford,
Great
3-22
50c
common
dividend
Grace
1
(s-a)
(s-a),
(quar.)
Rhode
of
&
Machine
Jaeger
2-10
4-
common
Co.
Co.,
Rubber
Stock
$5
2-25
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
6%,
37 '/2c
5%
H.)
Tubes
Globe-Wernicke
4%
(quar.)_
dividend
Stock
7%
3-
Co., preferred
common
(P.
$1.25
com. '
Co.,
—-
preferred (quar.),
"$1.76 preferred (quar.)
Jack & Helntz, Inc., 4% preferred
Jack Waite Mining Co.,,
2-15
1
preferred
'
35c
25c
$1.20
35c
$75c
$75c
—
(quar.),
43A%
1-15
2
2-
(quar.)_
&
Southern
Iowa
7-15
50c
50c
$1
$1.75
SI
35c
preferred
preferred
4.40%
4-15
1
pfd.
$5
(quar.)
A.)
Steel
Globe
1
56'Ac
(Wis.),
Plywood
Georgia-Pacific
$2.25
58-
(quar.)—————:—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Co.
Gas
Power
3.30%
1-19
50c
Telephone
I«wa
1-16
2-16
50c
(quar.).
com.
(quar.)
preferred
$2
General
2-16
25c
common
(Indiana),
Telephone
Common
Ltd.,
Wares,
Iowa-Illinois
2-18
2-16
35c
—
3-10
$1.50
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)
General Public Utilities, common
6%
€%
Trust
1-31
2-15
2-15
$1
(quar.)
25c
Metal
5%
2-27
3-13
2-17
2-5
2-10
2-10
4-14
3-6
—
preferred (quar.)
Participating
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
Participating
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Participating
1-31
1
3-
84 %c
3-18
4- 1
3-10
3- 2
3- 1
3- 2
$2.50
-
60C
—
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
1
convertible
3-20
3-13
$4
5%
2- 2
1-23
common
Corp.
Investment Foundation, Ltd., common
3-10
$1.75
—
2-27
2- 1
Intertype
6%
1
3-27
$2.50
RR.
5%
Mailory
4%
Corp.,
Corp.,
preferred
Investors
3- 2
50c
preferred
Bakeries
$4.80%
10c
Mills, Inc.,
Outdoor
7
3-
2-16
7%
Corp.
2-
3-16
25c
preferred
(quar.)
—...—
Dynamics Corp. (quar.)
General Finance
Corp.
(quar.)
Works,
3
25c
7%
Fireproollng
3-
Utilities
convertible
$1.40
3- 3
50c
$1.12'/2
preferred (quar,)
Silver 'Co
International
37'/2c
(quar.)
common
Harvester
2
4-
25c
•
Corp.
Manhattan
pfd. (s-a),
Machines (quar.)—
Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
International
2-16
2-20
62 Vic
(quar.)
(s-a)
Nashville
Steel
Maine
Securities Corp.,
Business
2-20
3-10
9
(s-a)
&
Stores,
Lyon
Shares (20c from
30c from security
and
International
25c
8- 5
2- 5
2-16
2-16
2-20
1-15
2-27
2- 3
2-13
2-20
3- 1
3- 2
3-10
2- 1
3-10
16c
$1.25
75c
(accum.)
pfd.
9-1
40c
35c
10c
25c
15c
Co.
International
56'Ac
(quar.),
common
Lynch
Reinsurance
Inter-Ocean
2-16
4-
37'/2c
1
2- «
(quar.)———
Corp., 4'/2%
Inter-Ocean
6
10c
——
3-2
(quar.)
Group
Income
Interchemlcal
1-22
4-
56'Ac
pfd. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Lukens
(quar.)
Bond
&
$1
(quar.)
Iron
Stock
$1
(quar.)———
Lucky
1-20
Shares Ltd.—
Institutional
2
2-16
:
preferred
2-20
$3
$3
profits)
Co
General
2-
2
preferred
preferred
2-16
5
3-
Dock—
&
Common
5%
3- 1
Co.
Co.
2-13
General
General
2-15
3-
Steel
Inland
2- 2
2-13
(quar.),
$1
preferred
(quar.)
General Bottlers,
Inc.
(quar.)
General
2-15
Coal
37/2c
50c
(quar.)—
(increased)
2-
(quar.)
convertible
Louisville
(s-a)
Corp.
6'/2%
Silica.
Industrial
4-20
Gas
Angeles Transit Lines
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.—
9-19
12-19
9-30
12-30
$1-25
$1.25
2
35c
(quar.)
Star
5%
6
3-
I.)
(R.
Los
(quar.)
Industrial Brownhoist Corp.
(quar.)*.
2
.
fiorain
J-lJ
6-19
Preferred
Lone
2-
ll'Ac
25c
Inc.
50c
Co.
Products
Steel
Indiana
2
Industries, Inc., 4V2%
Cigar
Limestone
3-
preferred
General
9
Inc.—
Acceptance
$1.50
Indiana
3-31
3-
common
l- a
2-ib
3-30
6-30
(si-a)
prefeired
Water
&
50c
Co.,
Gardner-Denver
2-
4-15
50c
(quar.)
2-14
3- 2
Co.,
Gas
ordinary
Cold
Go.
Wood
Gar
2-16
Zinc
Indiana
Ingersoll-Rand
(quar.)
convertible
4'/2%
2
2-16
of Ree.
2-28
Co.—
preferred
non-cum.
2-
5%
Co., common
E.)
30c
50c
$J-25
$}-25
common
RR.
non-cum.
6%
pay¬
(quar.)
Loom,
Market
Central
6%
Illinois
5c
preferred
Co.,
2-16
2-16
9c
Trailer
Power
Illinois
12-31
4
at
be
cash
series
Fruehauf
Fruit
will
date
quarterly
—
Frceport Sulphur Co.
4%
—
—
series
Bond
Idaho
Funds, Inc.—
Franklin Custocuan
Income
6
6
3-
$2.50
$15
(s-a)
(s-a)
M>ril)
in
ment
6
2-11
25c
12'/2c
(payment
the
about
or
6
22-
6
Co.—
prelerred
Co.
2-
6
2-13
2-
2-28
2-16
(quar.),,
common
6
3
6
3-
2%%
.
Co——
Foundation Investment
$5
,
.
Co.,
Door
3-
3-
150c
1$1
Ltd., 4'/2% pref. (s-a)
Works (quar.)——;—
Co.,
Bridge
2
&
n„
2-28
5%
preferred (quar.)—5% preferred (quar.),,—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co.—
6%
convertible
preferred
,
---.
Extra;.—.
Ford
2
2-
Huttig Sash
2
2-
Loblaw,
12 Ap
12>/2c
(quar.)
preference
preference A
(quar.)
Huston
(Tom)
Peanut (quar.)
3-
25c
150c
(quar.),,
of Canada, Ltd., cl. A
Ford Motor Co.
2-
2-15
2- 6
Local Finance Corp.
3-
—
3-10
57c
(quar.)
Refining Co.
&
5%
2-15
$1.22'/s>
$1.15
—
Oil
Foods, Inc.—
5%
2-16
2-15
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.),
preferred (quar.)
4%
2-20
2
Corp.—
preferred
4.60%
Follansbce
Hunt
3-10
15c
—
Humble
2-13
1
3-
Irst
Fishman
2-13
3-
Filtrol
Payable
Share
Name of Company
Holder%
When
Per
Payable 0) Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Ree.
Holdert
When
Per
Holden
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
1953
Monday, February 9,
.»t
,
Shops of Del.
'
13c
12c
serles^.^—
(quai\>_;
.20c". f
6
2-15
1-31
2-28
2-20
Volume 177.
Number 5193
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(667)
When
Per
tfame of Company
Starch
National
$1.40
Products,
preferred
Tank
National
Co.
Nazareth
Co.
Metals
3-13
2-27
Pressed
2
2-16
3-15
2-27
Procter
20c
2-16
2-
3
Public
Electric
25c
3-16
3-
2
Public
Service
20c
3-14
2-28
4.20%
3772c
2-15
1-30
47i%
60c
Co.
2-15
(reduced)
(quar.)
Bros.,; Inc. (quar.)
.Neptune Meter, Co., common
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)
New
tquar.)
Amsterdam
Casualty Co.
Jersey
Co.
Zinc
Quarterly
New
2-20
50c
3-
1
2-16
93 3/4 c
4-
1
3-16
50c
3-
2
2-13
50c
4-
1
2-27
$1.50
4-
1
2-27
4.087®
$5
N.
Doqk Co.,
4.32#
Public
non-cumulative
Y.
State
33/4%
41/2 %
New
preferred
York
Air
60c
2
2-16
$2.50
(s-a)
33-
2
2-15
1-16
93 3/4 c
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
6
$1.1272
4-
1
3-
3-
3
2-13.
common
(quar.)
Brake
Co.
Niagara Share Corp.
quar.;!
(quar.)
Nopcq Chemical Co.,
4.#
Norfolk
&
Ry., com
preferred (quar.)
adj.
7%
guaranteed
American
Si. 21V2
15c
A
(quar.),
(quar.)
75c
Corp.,
common-
be
paid
Central
Shore
Northeastern
$2
Texas
Gas
Oil
Co.
Water,
37 7a
$4
Liberties
Northern
Natural Gas
Gas
4.20 #
Northwestern
5V\ #
Public
preferred
preferred
4V2 #
Norw.ch
O'Brien
Gold
Mines,
Power
Oils
&
47a #
Petroleum
for
7-20
preferred
4%#..
Inc.,
Outboard
Stock
2'/2
3c
common
of
shares
32*
6
2-25
$1.3174
33-
3-
Stock
1-30
2-16"
1-30
40c
$1.1272
t20c
Chemical
Corp.,
2-16
Royal Oak
1
3-13
Ruppert
1;
2-13
Russell-Miller
1-28
Ryan
6#
pid.
5#
2-16
1-26
3174C
2-16,,
2-16"^'
2-16
30c
2-16
75c
2
3-
Gold
1-26
San
Antonio
SI,
Schenley Industries,
preferred
(s-a)
dividend
tional
•<
2-13
7-15
—
3772c
shares
'.per full
2-
2
-
12-15
2-
6-T
7-
12-
3
Fruit
4,60#
Co.,
preferred
Pennsylvania
3-27
3-16
Seaboard Surety
2-15
2-
the
rate
paid
2
2-
3-
2
2-16
of
t-1
1-
25c
B
(quar.)____
4:70#
preferred E, (quar.)____
Power Co.—
(quar.)
2-
9
2-15
2-
6
5
Class
A
tquar,!
Class
B
3-16
2-20
3-
2
2-20
3-
2
2-20
3-
1
2*10
shares
$4
preferred
Tool
Plomb
Co.
Poor
&
Co.,
Qla§s
B
Portland
Potash
Fuel
Co.
Preferred
of
America
3-15
6-15
4%
1
9-15
Swift
3-16
-3.-
3-
5
3-16
3-5,
2-10
Skelly
Oil
4-
1
3-
2-16
2-20;
3-
1
2-13
37 #c
3-31
3-2
3-31
3-
65c
2-16
3-
2
Tampa. Electric Co., common (quar.)
4.32#
preferred
A
(quar.)
Tennessee Products & Chemical
3-
2
2-16
Texas
Co.
Texas
Eastern
2-
2'i
6
2
2-
J75c
3-
2r
2-16
3-
27
2-16
77a%
(quar.),_
50c
SI
r
>
2-2
Texas
1
3-10
2^20
The
2-16
Thomaston
2-28
2-
9
4-15
4-
1
2-15
3-
2V
2-
6
3-
2
2-
6
3-
$1.37#
1-30
2
2-
6
2-16
2-
5
37Jsc
;
(guar.)
(quar.)
Utilities-Mfg. Corp. (accum.)——
12-23
2
20c
*
__
3-
4-10
Thompson
3-1
2-7
4#
preferred
4-
1
2-27
Thrifty
Drug
4-13
3-13
Tide
Titan
1-3J
3-
2-10'
1-20
3-
1
3-
3-
2
2-16
37'2c
3-
2
2-16
20c
2-16
2-
45c
3-
2
2-10
13.34C
3-
2
2-20
5
4.83#
Southern
4#
,
572#
Timely
4.257®
2-13,
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
3-21
3-13
2-16
2-
9,
2-20
2-
Class
208
&
Edison,
5 7®
California
Water,
Natural
Railway
5%
5 7®
5#
non-cum.
non-cum.
non-cum,
Salle
Street
Corp.,
Corp.
Gas
Co.,
preferred
1
3-12
2-16
2- 2
2- 2
1-20
4-
$4.50
$4
&
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
$3.70
1-30
Union Oil
2-14
$3.75
2-13
12-2C
4-
1
4-
1
>
-
3-D
-
3-D
2-20
2-
40c
3-10
2-2;
3-10
2-2
4-
3-2C
62 72C
1
:•.
3-12
4-15
3-31
3-
2
2-lt
3- 2
2-1:
25c
627ac
1-31
1-31
2-16
1-31
United
3-10
2-16
5#
3-10
2-16
United
3-2
2-14
2-14
4-1
2-2.
,
1
A
2-27'
Air
Lines,
Can
&
A
Co.
3-
2
2-13
of
Ltd.,
Co.,
$1.12 7a
.
4-1
3-20
3-20
1
3-20
U.
2-16
2-2
4-1
4-
$1.75
$1
S.
2
1-19
257ic
2-28
2-28
ISTiC
3- 2
2- 5';
2- 2
25c
3- 2
S.
3-
U.
S.
$0.265625
2-
3- 2
343«c
3- 2
t40c
—
$1,25
$1.25
$1.25
30c
S.
U.
1-20
U. S.
6
2- 2
3-13
-
*3-14
3-1L
6-15
*
3- 2
2*13
2-13
5-15
9-15
8-14
2-16
1-31
U.
S.
7%
4*15
4-
3-27
3-12
3-27
3-12
2
2-14
1-31
1-31
2-27
"
.<
if*'
,
1-2?
2-28
Cos.
(quar.)
25c
2-17
2-
e
$1.75
2-17
2-
(
43c
(quar.)
Improvement
3r31
2-2"
Co.—
(increased
quar.)_
(initial quar,)
preferred
3-10
25c
Foundry Co.—
iquar.)
$1.0674
.'
55c
Illuminating Co
Conditioning Corp.—
preferred (accum.) I-
4-
1
2-2:
4-
1
3-13
$1.75
2-16
1-31
3-
2
2-19
3-
6
7-
Hoffman
Machinery Corp.—
preferred (quar.)__—
Lines
Co.,
$1.0674
50c.
(quar.)
common
preferred
Shoe
(s-a)
22 Vac
common
(quar.)
preferred <quar.)___
U.
S.
Trust
U.
S.
Vitamin
Co.
(N,
Corp.
United Stores Corp.,
Y.)
6-1L
2-27
$1
4-
1
3-1 r
40c
3-
2
2-14
62 #c
4-
1
3-14
2-16
2-
2-16
2- 2
3-
2-16
2
75c
3-10
2-
$1,75
—-—
(special).
2-20
2-
4,-1?
».
$2
(
6
3
V
10c
(quar.)
$6 preferred
20c
5674C
Steel Corp,, common
preferred (quar.
2-27
1
3-20
75c
25c
Corp,_______—
Spring & Bumper Co.,
472#
H
2-11
2-28
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)^—
U. S. Playing, Card Co.
U. S. Printing & Lithograph Co., common—
5% preference class A (quar.)
2- 2
3-
"35c
SI.25
2
2-2
2-16
2
1:70c
S.
2-lfi
1
20c
(increased;—
•
'
1
3-
Air
4'/2 7®
U.
-1
2-16
3-
J38c
Gas
474 #
2- 5
3072c
$7
7 7aC.
56 74C
(quar.)
3-16
t40c
Common
U.
25c
$1.1272
50c
.1
preferred
4V4#
(quar.)
common
class A
Engineering &
2-13
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Electric Coal
2-27
9-.
(quar.)
Common
1-31
(qiiar.)
(quar,)
United
2-14
.
America,
United
2272c
(Omaha)—
$1.25
1-5
7#
-
3-21
2-20'
United
2-2 v.
2-
2-3
2-'6
1-12
3-10
2
3-161
2-13
1-2'
2-10
3-31
Glass
Corps.,
3-10
Ltd.
Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred
Extra,
3-13
2-16
50c
(quar.)
3-
1-26
3- 2
l-2(
933/4C
'
l-2(
$1
2-20
3-10
2-16
2-16
92 Vac
com.
.
-v''
l-2(
65c
5
B
2-16
$1
preferred
$4^50- preferred
United
t:
3-U
(quar.)
3- 6
3-
I.
2-
2
Corp.—
preferred
Biscuit
Series
3-
3-
1
877ac
(quar.)
Co.
convertible
United
3-12
50o
(quar.)
4-
75c
$1.12%
California,
Car
Aircraft
472#
2-20
25c
——
Tank
United
'2-27.
4-
3-6
Corp,
(quar.)
Co, of
preferred
Union
3-,2
(quar.)__
(quar.)———
(quar.)—
Quarterly
2-16
2-16
17V2c
6272c
(quar.)—
•
,2-13
40c
(quar.)
preferred
2
57 72c
Southwestern Drug Corp., common
2
2-10
J20c
United
—
3-
preferred, (quar.)
2-25
"
Co.
Corp.
Carbon
preferred
2-16
3-
Rubber
&
Paper
$3.50
50c
preferred iquar.t__:
preferred (quar.)_______
preferred iquar.)
-•
Electric Co. of Missouri—
Gas—
com.
2
t20c
(quar.)
Union
50c
(quar,)_
3-
(quar.)
common
2-16
&
8IV2C
quar.)—
1- 9
$1.0674
(quar.)
2-27
65c
com,
:
1
1- 9
$1.12 7a
common
Carbide
50c
______—
2
2-
2-13
3-20-
1
2-16
(quar.)
Union
t!5c
(nuar.)
Southern
La
■ t
,,-iL
•!fiv
2-27
70c
3-10
tlOc
(quar.i
2-13
2-27
4-
2-16
(guar.)
convertible
25c
(quar.)_
2- 9
6-15
40c
4" *
6272C
(quar.)
2-10
3- 2
l23/4 7®
(quar.)
common
Bag
50c
common
2-27
2-28
*
$1.14
Asbestos
25c
(quar.)
2- J
3-13
(quar.)_
common
Union
25c
________
3-14
3-13
—
Co.,
Tung Sol Electric, Inc.,
f 25c
B
1
6-25
2-16
be
Ltd.,
$1.05
pfd.
4-
12.5714%
(quar.)
Coal
preference
Class
4.08#
(final)
(final)
(quar.).
Temper
25c
(quar.)
a
30c
(quar.)
Union Stock Yards Co.,
1—,
»-.0!
1-31
30c
*
Union
J27 72C
t75c
(quar.i—
preferred
Southern
def.
3-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
2-11
Ltd.—
3-10
SI
^
5
25c
(Nevada)
Works,
Co.
South
4l/a%
3
3-
2-15
12V2C
(quar.)
$2.80. preferred
75c
(quar.).,
preferred
Co.
A
t90c
—
35c
60c
25c'
$1.0674
—
2- 4
;quar.;
10c
(quar.)
Southern Canada Power Ltd.,
Southern
Co.
1
4-
$1.1272
——
2
(quar.)
3-31
12Mac
i
iquar,),
3-
vq
preferred
Townsend
3-2
60c
(quar.)
')t-i>*
$1.1272
(quar.)
Trust,
preferred
4.567®
True
3-10
' 50c
common
'
2- 4
$1
deposit receipts
"
;
2- 4
I
deposit receipts ordinary
Truax-Traer
(quay.).;
4
;
k
2-
Edison Co.—
2-9
-
6.
50c
American
3-19
1
2-
T.
2
(quar.)
American
3-5
(quar.)
11
1-314
2
common
Trust
Tobacco Securities
4-1Q
Co.
1
2-
2
(quar.).
(increased)
Inc.
53c
(quar.)
2-
2-16
3-
Oil Co.
Co.
&
Clothes,
(quar.)
75c
(increased)
preferred
preferred
Mfg.
Guarantee
Tonopah Mining
(quar.i—
Electric
preferred
4(4 7®
Metal
ntJe
2
Toronto Iron
pref;
2-16
y2-l6
3rlQ
15c
Co.
Associated
2-13
(quar.)
Calif.
Water
V
r
25c
Inc.,
Stores
3-19
iquar.)
2-4
3-
(quar,)
..
3-19
23c
3- 2
3-
Co.
R:'
Products,
1
$1.1272
2- 4
25c
(quar.)
4-17
4-1Q
—
2
25c
4-10
Parkway Building„__
Texas
Development, class
Southern
Mills
Thompson, iJohn
15c
2-16
3-
$1.377a
Quarterly
45c
—
preferred
Fair
3-2
2-15
Oil
preference
(see Fair (The) ) ''
'3-6
3-13
&
convertible
43c
Aircraft Coip., 90c conv. pfd,
South Bend
Lathe Works iquar.)
57®
Pacific Coal
$2.40
1
4-
$1.077a
1
3r 2
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co.—
1-23
(quar.)'_.
(quar.)_—
12-
$1.183/4
(quar.)___
(quar.)____
2
*3-16
$1.10
9-1
1-2-54
75c
(quar.)
3-12
15c
(A
4.60#
2-16
2-16
1
40q
(quar.)_
;
com.
4-
91 Tic
Solar
South
2
2
4-
60C
(quar.)___
2-
Toledo
Oil Corp.
(quar.i
Socony-Vacuum Oil iquar.1
South
2-20
2#
SI.25
20C
(quar,)_
V
Transmission,
preferred
2-14:
50c
_!
Carolina
33-
$1.08
Corp. (quar.)
L1L
(quar.)
25c
—
Common
37 72c
25c
20c
iquar.)
4.20#
South
2-13
50p
2-16
12Vac
Sinclair
2-
2
3-14
1
B
70c
(s-a)*.—
6
2
5
2-13
25c
2-16
25c
(quar.)
9
3-
2-
3-14
50c
2
t$1.06
(quar.)
2-
-3-
5
5
10c
2
10c
—
preferred (quar.)
O.) Company
Smith IS. Morgan; Co, (quar#
SI.75
quar.)_
(s-a)
Class
(Alexander!, Inc.—-
2-13
Smith
2-
3-
.
3-10
1
50c
3-
40c
(quar.)_.
1
2
1
3-
'
>
2- 5
4-
3772C
(quar.)
3-
$1.1272
—
2
1-26
3-20
26,9«c
Quarterly
-Syracuse Transit Corp.
(quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A___'l
1—
5
3-16
*
$l5c
(quar.)—
;
3-
2-10
30c
preferred
—
preferred
2-16
quar.)
convertible
Dairies, Ltd., class A
Co.
preferred
4.507®
B
372#
2
(quar.)
(increased
2-13
—
3-
Class
Co.,
1
(quar.)_„_
Silverwood
Oil, 67®
preferred
2nd
&
3-
j.
Simmons Co.
60c
Ltd:
Swan-Finch
preferred
'__
2-10
25c
;
Gas & Coke Co.
1
1
convertible
common.-..
Brewery,
preferred
3-
$1.10
1st
—
B
2-16
(quar.)
5.50%.
A
Power
2-10
(s-a)_
Co
A
0%
2
$1
317tc
7v2c
2-10
35c
common' (quar.)__
(quar.)
class
47-
10-
preferred
4.75#
common—
1
'Toe
(quar.)
4.40'#
2-13
(quar.),__
In*
Associates, Ltd.—
iquar,»__
9-15
2-20
iquar.)
Signal Oil &, Gas, class A
Class
3-
27 72c
.
(quar.)
2-15
preferred
50c
Pittsburgh Steel, common (stock dividend)5# preferred class A
(quar.)
5#.#
prior pref. ls£ series (quar.i_
Pocahontas
1
25c
1
1.
(increased
tquar.i
10-
30c
3-
1
common
Sutherland Paper Co., common
1,
common
Co.,
Extra
2-16
(quar.)
1;
(quar.)
3-
$2.12 72
7a
(interim)
Inc.,
6-15
25c
3-
"
Mills,
1
Inc.
5
(quar.)
$1.1272
25c
Electrotypers,
Johnson &
7-
Biscuits,
3-
Incv
Inc.,'$4.25
(s-a)
tm
American
Sunshine
3-
Ltd.
Smith
7#, pfd.
1
Philadelphia Insulated Wire
3-15
3-
(s-a)
1-15
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
1
10c
Insurance
$1 06
Valley RR.____
Co. iquar,)_
tquar.)
4-
40c
(quar.)
$1.1772
(quar.)
Stores. Inc. (quar.)
Sunray Oil Corp., common (quar.)___
474 # preferred series A (quar.)
572 7® convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)_
1
$1
(quar.)
Winnipeg
5
2-
.
2-16
3772C
50c
(quar.i
&
2-16
1
3-10
5c
(quar.)—
i
:
$1.10
Bureau
Pillsbury
Shea's
2-
preferred
50%
Water
preferred
2-15
$1.02
i
preferred
Pinchin,
47®
3
3-
I
(s-a)
common
(quar.);
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
2-15
92 7a C
J.
6#
Drug,
$1.1834
(quar,)
$4.50
2-16
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum Co.
Inc.,
3-
65c
25c
$1.02 72
Corp.l^
5772C
(quar.)
F
Engravers &
Radio
30c
(quar.)
$1
Signode Steel Strapping Co.,
preferred
Photo
Sentinel
62 72C
preferred
SI preferred
preferred
12>ie
___
preferred D (quar.#l
Co.
57®
Rhawinigan
20#
——
4;50#
Mfg.
.
t!5c
(quar.)
4.40,#
Pheoll
v
ll%c
preferred
Acceptance,
33c
Machine & Gear Co.,
2-19
35c
Stock dividend
•
«
$40
.
3272c
Perkins
2-19
1
30c
Co.
Sharp & Dohme,
(qqar.i
Perfect
3-10
3-
377aC
(quar.)
Corp,
2
;
Mfg.
Circle Corp.
2-13
Corp.—
Inc.
Seagrave
8
3-
frac¬
or
tquar.;-
Pejrperell
(quar.),
——,
Servomechanisms,
4,05#
&
common
(Del.)
3-10
tquar.),
5
Co.
>
:
1
$1,25
Co.
,
1
preferred
12 Vac
Electric Co.—
Peoples' Drug
A
Seaboard Oil
2
10-
—
Seaboard. Finance,
4-
preferred C
4,24#
series
2-20
1-30
10c
scrip
3170 #
Peoria
$4.50
1-24
1
3-
2-
50c
1
(quar.)
60c
common
preferred
Common
.
2-16
2-27
_____—
2-16
35c
(initial)
common
common^
3-
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
3
3174C
2
Quarterly
Co.,
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Rtd.,
Ray
2-13
Schering Corp.
3
2- 2
Propane, Gas, common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
5.207®
7-?n
Finance
2-20
2-16
3-16
$1.72 convertible preferred
$2,12 convertible preferred
1-23
2-
317.C
(quar.)
preferred
Penman's
Sun
1
Servel,
at
2-13
3-3
1-28
will be
5
8-
Seaboard
2-
2-28
50c
Co.
Qo
2-17
cash
share
3-
27%r
Dillon
2-16
40c
1
2
Manufacturing Co.
3.65% preferred (quar.)_;
4.30% preferred (quar.)___
834c
—_ll
of
Oil
Suburban
4-20
Scotten
3-16
2-16
___
preferred
lieu
Sun
1
10c
In
2-10
5-
Wheel_I____
Telephone,
Stock
1-31
2IV2C
2hc
Peninsular
3-9
2
Scovill
2-23....
1
72c
22 Vac
Corp. (reduced)
(quar.j—
*
4-
30c
(s-a)
v.
10#
Furniture
Corp.
(quar.)___
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
2-16
5
Corp,
(quar,)-
,
3-9
2-13
2
3772C
Struthers-Wells
4-1
7
3-
6-
Mines
Securities
Corp
Storkline
2-27
preferred A (quar.)
572%
1.-20,;
2-13
•
3 -16)'
22 7ac
.
preferred
Wilcox--.,
1-31
3-10
2-13
3-
50c
3-
series
Transit
Savage Arms
3-19
,
2
6272c
Paper
Grinding
5#
Antonio
1-26,,
1
3-
$1
—
prior
2-16
7
35c
2-
common
San
^uar.)
;
1
(quar.)_J,
1st preferred
j
Corp.
*
5
Marine
1-26
,2-16
10c
7
Peninsular
Peifn
$4.40
1-26
3-
3-20
preferred A (quar.)
common
Parchmont
Co,—
Cement
$1.32
-
Coal
Peerless
$1.30
Regis Paper Co.,
3174c
Distillers
convertible
Peck, Stow &
II.
St".
2-16
3174c
Parkview Drugs, Inc., 35c partic. pref. (quar.)
Partnelee
Transportation
Co.
(quar.)—_
Peabody
1-26
37 72C
343eC
tquar.),
&
35c
4-
Extrja
7-
Steel Products (quaiv)__:
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd.,
pfd. (quar.)
St. Croix Paper Co. (quar,)_^—
!—
Fire
i
3-
Co.
Paul
3-18
(accum.)
47a#
St.
3-
1
50c
•
Dairy^Lfd., class A,.
3
3-14
4-
50c
common
Aeronautical
'
56c
Warner
Stewart
$1.75
(quar.)——
Milling
2-11
$1.75
(quar.)
(Jacob)
5
$1.75
Safway
3*16-7- #tV2r25
22c
!.!,
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patqrson
2-25
from
(quar.)— _,r~
47a# : non-cumulative
Tilford
preferred
2-26
3-
Special
1-15'
4.#
3-12
25c
$1.75
<ouar.)
Cq.,
1-30
1
Quarterly
2-16
Haas
4-13
2-16
4-10
Rohm
&
5-
2-13
1-15
6
2-20
50C
5- „1
2-20
2-
3-10
3-14
2-16, _
2"
50c
28c
3-10
3"
1
I
2-16
2- 5
Stonega Coke & Coal Co
Stop & Shop, Inc. (stock dividend) _J
1
2-16
2
2-14
377aC
2-19
$1.75,
Transit Corp.
Rockwell Mfg.
Co. (quar.)
Express
non-cumulative
&
preferred
4-
40c
Co,
Sheraton
434#
3-
25c
1272c
(quar.)
1-15
$1.75
Rochester
3-
(increased)
tquar,)
Park
Park.
3-10
3-
2
Inc._
1-30
50c
(quar.)
H
2- 9
3-
75c
Electric
Referred F
preferred
3-
20c
preferred(" (quar.).
Park
4 7a '/<■■
3-31""
!
&
3-12
40c
v
(quar.)
A
Inc.,
4.107c
3-16
i377ac
20#
increased 1
1
1-20
1"'
Inc.—
Co.,
Corp.
preferred
Rochester Gas
Stores
3
$1.12 72
Mills
Myers,
2- 9
30c
3-12
50c
;
3-12
Textiles, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
3-
1
participating preferred
'Participating __i
4%
4-
&
75c
(quar.)
2-13
3
Stern
&
4V27®
50c
(quar.)—
class
J.
2-12
3-
1
Rice
$1.1272
19c
Stern
2-15
(quar.)__
2-10
(quar.)
Brewers,
4-1
(quar.)
$1.50
"
Oil" Corp., 4# pfd. (quar.)
Pan American Petroleum & Transport Co.__
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line^Cq,—
4%
2-1?
$1.25
t$1.75
and
2
1-20
Bros.
f7c
Fund, Ltd..
2-10
3-10
preference
Co.
25c
Inc.—
partic.
Robbins
1-30
2-16
Western
Common
$1.25
1-30
2-16
25c
Co.
3-
1272c
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.;__
Sterling
50c
2nd preferred, (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
2-27
(quar.)______
2
&
25c
4
common
N.
50c
preferred (quar.)
Brand
3-
-
3-10
62 72 c
(quar.)
50c
A
Tobacco, common
2nd preferred
Richfield Oil Corp.
9
3-12
(A.)
$1.127a
1%
2-
Sterchl
3772c
preferred
(quar.) ri,1,
1st preferred
(quar.)
1st preferred
(quar.)
7%
Stein
1-15
1'
lnc
77«
6
2-28
2-25
3,
(quar.)
Investment
2-13
2-
—
3-14
Riverside Cement Co.—
4-
Lighting
Pacific
77®
3-10
4-
;
common
Brass,
Co.,
2-2
3-
(quar,)
(quar.)
&
2-16
75c
3-
75c
Packaging Corp.—
convertible
50c
(quar.)
2-19
25c
(quar.)
Standard Railway Equipment
Mfg. (quar.)_
Standard Silica Corp.
(quar.)
Standard Steel Spring Co., common
(quar.)_
4#
convertible preferred (quar.)
1-30
1
2- 8
Extra
50c
(quar.)
1st
River
dividend
Pacific
77«
2
25c
1-27
3-11
held)-
1
Intermountain
2-16
preferred
___.
Pacific
3-10
77o
Intercoast
preferred (quar.)—
;
preferred
(quar.)
'
redeemable preferred (qua,r.)
redeemable preferred A (quar.)
5#
«»»
2
(qpar.)_
Investors,
4.80redeemable
2
$1.12 72
2-16
-
3-
93%c
(quar.)
Mfg.
472 7®
2-13
2
2
(quar,)-
Electric
B
Rheem
6
2
iqqar.
Mfg.
preferred
Class
2
2-25
3-
5V2%
5#
Reynolds iR. J.)
25c
ordinary income
long-term capital gain
5#
2
59 %c
from
&
2-
9
6IV2C
common
Marine &
Pacific Gas
3-
3-25
(quar.)
preferred
American
Revere
3-
partic
common
dividend
Pacific
9
$1.14
(quar.)_:
preferred
2nd
Resources of Canada
2-
fSl.75
Steel
#.
2-16
(quar.;
(quar.
Oswego Falls Corp.,
4 '/2
2-16
quar.)
Products, Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
!____!
5#
2
Copper
3-31
4-
2-15
3- 2
(quar.)
of
3-2
25c
40c
(quar.)
(Indiana)
2
3- 2
California
Co.
50c
(quar.)
Inc.,
2-16
25C
(quar.)_
preferred
Onondago Pottery Co. (quar.)
7%
$4.50
Rand,
Corp.
of
Co.
3-
3-16
25c
Co.
Oil
(quar.)
3- 2
$1.12 Vi
Va
convertible
Ontario
Inc.
Co.
Forgings
Oil
Oil
2-16
2-16
2-16
(quar.)
Standard
t25c
preferred
3-
45c
National Corp., class A.
Omaha '& Coync.1 Bluffs Street Ry. ecu¬
s'# preferred taccum.)
4 Va %
Stores,
Roller Bit
Remington
2-13
45c
Old
Omar,
2
Owl
Co.
Standard
$1.60
Iquar.1
1st
non-cum.
Products
preferred
2
25c
2- e
3-16
87 y2 c
(quar.)
2
$1,25.
Corp.
common
SI
t2c
Gas,
preferred
preferred
Rice-Stix,
share
Natural
3-
Coil
3-10
2-27
40c
(quar.)
Dredging Corp.—
conv.
Standard
Raymond Concrete Pile Co. (increased quar.)
Rayonier, Inc.
Reading Co.. common, iquar.1
2-10
5272c
75c
preferred
Standard
30c
20c
5c
3-
(quar.;
Co..
(quar.)
common
3-
$1.17 y2
2-10
2-5
3-31
(reduced)
Reed
Ltd
each
4.92#
Purina
334 #
1-15
Co.
25c
___
Inc.,
Oklahoma
Corp.
Ralston
5
Power
2
1
2- 6
3-31
Commission
Service
Sugar
2-
3-
2-15
35c
Red
_
(One
dividend
Public
Alegre
2-16
2-16
55c
56 TiC
$1.02
tquar.)
2-20
c
14c
2
(quar.)
Standard
2-27
common
preferred
.Industries,
Stock
preferred
2-
1
(quar.)
tquar.)_£
preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining
2-20
60c
Ogilvie Flour Mills, 7% preferred
Ohio Edison,
4.56'#
pfd.
(quar.)
Ohio
Mexico
3-
2-15
Standard
& Gas—
3-20
(quar.)
(increased
$3.50
$1.60
3-10
(Hartford)
(quar.)
Co.
2-13
3- 4
$1.3772
$1.15
Brands, Inc.,
Standard
Quebec
Service—
Pharmacal
1
2- 2
3-14
(quar.)
Kellogg & Sons
Corp
_"_
1-30
25c
(quar,)-*
3-
2- 2
$1.50
Shoe
1-30
2-27
8-
85c
(quar.)
Bancornoration,
preferred iquar.)
Standard
2-14
Reading Tube Corp., 50c partic ch
(s-a)
Northwest
Spencer
2-14
$1
Northern
Spencer,
2-13
84c
New
343/aC
Co.
2-13
2-13
1
$1.35
of
2-27
(quar.)_
prior pfd.
2
1
Hampshire—
3-20
(quar.;
Insurance
27c
New
Pure Oil Co., common (quar.;_
57c preferred; (quar.)
6
2-10
$1.45
preferred ts-a;
Northeastern
3-
(quar.)___
47
preferred (quar.)
Vz #
preferred
(quar.;
5
(quar.)
of
1
2-16
preferred
4.50'#
3-
87Vac
3- 4
3-
15c
preferred
3-
45c"
<quar.)__
7®.
2-13
(quar.;___
State
from
6%
North
4.60
2
3-16
30c
Spear & Co., $5.50 1st pfd. (quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co., common (quar.)
preferred
Service
Punta
capital gains.
North
com,
2-18
When
Holder*t
Payable of Rec.
24c
Withington Co., common
preferred (quar.).
67®
1-23
1
3-
$1.06V4
(Indiana),
Co.
2-14
3-
$1.05
(quar.)_:
2-20
1
3-10
25c
will
65c
(quar.)
3-13
$3.50
amount
2-18
$1.50
(quar.)
3-
SI
_
<s-a)
Investment
this
of
40c
ser.
Western
4%
North
pfd.
2-10
3-16
preferred
6
$1.12 7a
Gas,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—
Subject to approval by
the
Washington
2-16
47V2c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
preferred*
&
2
Electric Service, com. (quar.)_
Southwestern Public Service Co., com.
(quar.)
3.35#
Public
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
of
preferred
Service
3-
Share
Southwestern
Sparks
6# pfd. (accum.)
Colorado—
Public Service Electric
(increased)
com.
Co.
Co.
Per
Name of Company
1-20
5.407®
_
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
(quar*;
preferred A (quar.)
York
Co:
Light,
preferred
2
20c
4.207®
3 7a#
4.2-6
2-
25c
lnc
quar.)
preferred
$1.40
2
¥ork,
New
Gamble
Public Service
1-30
3-
H olden
Payable of Ree.
$1
.
preferred
3-10
Common
6%
&
75 c
:
____
J.)
America
Common (resumed
75c
(s-a;
(quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., common (quar.)
33## preferred (quar.)
.•
Newport News Snipbuiiding & Dry. Dock—
(N.
Steel Car—
3-
40c
of
When
Share
Co.
Pressed
Neisner
New
Company
Water
4-30
5-
37 #c
iquar.)_
Cement
Per
Name of
Princeton
2-10
1
(quar.)
Fibre
3
$1.05
(quar.;
Vulcanized
3-
35c
common,
preferred
National
(quar.)_
common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
< quar.)
National Tea Co.,
4.20'#
Share
47
(quar.)
2-16
1-
2
$1.50
2-1G
2-
2
•:
.«
48
<668)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Universal
Universal
Insurance
Co.
preferred (quar.)(quar.)
Upson Company, common
preferred (quar.)
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Value Line Income Fund—
Quarterly from earned income
frailer Mould & Iron Co., common (qua:.)—
$5.50 prior preference
(quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co. (reduced).
—
Vanadium Corp. of America
—
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co. of Cuba—
Year-end
3- 2
2-13
$1.06 Y4
30c
$1.12^
15c
3- 2
2-16
4-11
3-27
West
1
3-13
1-30
3- 2
2-20
Western Pacific RR. Co.,
3- 2
2-20
12c
75c
I1.37&
preferred
(s-a)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co.
Virginian Railway—
6% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Vogt Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Vulcan Corp. (quar.)
Warner
Warren
Co.
Swasey
ft
Co.,
D.)
(S.
4-
1
3-
common
3-13
2-9
Co
Paper
25c
15c
Extra
Whitehead
4-1
3-13
Corp. (quar.)
Wilcox OH Co. (quar:)-
3-10
2-25
Will
4-
3-18
3
3- 2
2
2-
6
3-
Washington Gas Light Co.—
2-10
2-
Winnipeg Electric Co.
1-23
2-16
W.)
ft
Co., Ltd.
I
(final)
3-
5
a35%
1-30
6%
1-30
preferred
(quar.)
Extra
:
Zeigler
Zenith
2-16 ;
2-16
2- 2
2- ,2
2-19
2-23
2-ia
2-16-
1-31
4-30
4-1®
Co.
■
&
Radio
Coke
7-10
4-
1
3-1®
2oc
3-16
3- 2
25c
I
3-16
75c
3-16
2-13.
25c
-
(quar.)
(reduced)
3-16-
2-28
2-10.
1-21
Consolidated Gold Fields—
Coal
7-31'
50c
£
Tube Co.
.
37»/2C
5c
(quar;)
25c
Corp..
3-
50c
.
.
3- 2
2-2®
6
3-31
3-1Q
-
♦Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
fPayable in U. S. Funds,, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.'
tPayable in Canadian Funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non*
• •
2-23
1-23
a
3-1
2-2
xLess
4-18
2-18
y Gorrected payment ct holders
Previous published dates were
4-30
3- 1
3-2®
1
37VaC,
-
(quar.)_.
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door
2-10>
$1.50
90c
2-2®
1
3-
IOC
35c
U
.
2
4-
10c
3-20
1
3-
25C
20c
.
$60c
3.60%
1-27
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4- 1
(increased)-
com.
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
2-16
2-16
6%
Yale ft- Towne
3-16*
•
Co.
2-102-1®.
3-16
,
$1.12%
(quar.)
Wisconsin Electric Power,
2
preferred
Yuba
-
(Rudolph)
6%
4- 1
25c
Willys Overland Motors, Inc.—
$4.50 conv. preferred A (quar.)
.
6
Yellow Cab Co.—
2-16
15c
common
1-33
2-10
$106Ya
$1.12Va
25c
$20c
$20c
(F.
Wrlgley (William) Jr. Co.—
Monthly
Monthly
2-13
1-lt"
$1.06'A-
(quar.)-
(quar.),
$1 preferred (quar.)-—J*—!—
:
Co.,
2-18
3-10
2-20
200
Co
preferred
$4.25
(J. B.)
Williams
2-16
-3- 2
Candle
& Ballmer
4- 1
15c
25c
(quar.)
Rubber
Bros.
Wilson & Co.,
6
3-
Extra
Youngstown Sheet &
Whitaker
2-
2-19.
50c
3-13
2- 3r
7-17'
Wicks
40c
—
Woolworth
2-13
6
Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire Co. (quar.)
4-17"
2-13:
3-
(quar.)
2-2
1-26
1-26.'
3-13
3-
$1.12
—
2- 2
Co.
2-27
1-30/
—-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)Washington Steel Corp. (quar.)
Waterous, Ltd., common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
2-16
W.)
3-2
2-15
2-15
4- 1
1-31
(quar.)
04.26
2-16
(F.
3- 6
1
2-14
2
32V2c
-
50c
37Vac
17y2c
$0.45833
25c
2-11
Warren Petroleum Corp.
$4.50
Woolworth
Co.
2-27
MViC
®%.56 preferred (quar.)-J—
2- 2
1-30
2- $
Governor
3-10
2-20
1
3-
Wyandotte Worsted Co.
Wysong ft Miles Co: (quar.)
Co.
3-
30c
3iy«c
2-13
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co
White (S. S.) Dental Mfg.
2-28.
2-27
m.37»/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wurlitzer
I
2-
preferred (quar.)
common
preferred
2-9
2
2-17
& Co., 5Va%
3-4
3-1
3- 2
6
1-31
3-20 '
27^20
50c
2-15
3- 2
Corp.—
2-14
Wood)
Industries, Inc.,
convertible
$1.25
8-
25c
25c
Gar
(see
4- 1
2
(quar.):
(G. H.)
125c
75c
(quaT.)
White's Auto Stores, common (quar.)
5%% preferred 1952 series (initial)
1
Wood
Wooda 11
Woodward
(quar.)—
5-
25c
3- 2
2- 2
$1.12Me
3-
$1.50
3-16
2-16
5%
(quar.)
2-20.
(quar.)
(Gar)
$1.25
preferred
2-15
(quar.)
Wood
40c
(quar.)
10c
25c
——
(quar.)___
preferred
3- 6
37%C
37V2C
20c
$2.50 class A (quar.)
Vfarner-Hudnut, Inc., common
1st
1
$2.50
$1
(quar.)—_
common
4
4-
2-13
Holder,J
Payable of Rec,
30c'
(quar.)
Westlnghouse Electric Corp., com. (quar.)—
50c
3.80% preferred B (quar.)
95c
Weston (George), Ltd., 4,/a% pfd. (quar.)— t$1.12V2
Weston Electric Instrument Corp. (quar.)50c
5%
$2.50
—
5%
■&%
3-
& Pacific Ry,—
—
"Walker & Company,
2-27
3-2
„
common
Western Tablet & Stationery
2-20
3-
(reduced)
(quar.)
Ccrp.
preferred A
5%
2-13
64c
Vicksburg, Shreveport
(s-a)
2
3- 3
,
West
6
50c
60c
—
•Common
2-16
Indies Sugar
2-14
50c
Virginia Pulp ft Paper—
4'/2 % preferred
(quar.)
Western Canada Breweries Ltd
4-
2-28
3- 2
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
$4
Share
Wisconsin Power ft Light Co.
Wisconsin Public Service:
$1
West Point Manufacturing Co.
2-
(quar.):
4Vi%
Universal Pictures,
3- 5
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Reo.
20c
Engineering Co.
Wesson Oil ft Snowdrift Co.,
Wellman
2-18
50c
25c
(quar.)
Consolidated Oil
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Wane
Monday, February 9, 1953
..
.
resident tax
Less
15%;
British
resident tax 7%.
income
Jamaica
tax.
income
J
tax.
of
record
„
dates
are
reported hexa,.
incorrect.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
T
•
85--were awarded to Kirby L. dicate headed by the Bank of
& Co., of Phoenix, on a America National Trust & Savings
bid reflecting a net interest cost Association, of San Francisco, as
2y2s, at a price of 100.38, a basis
of about 2.89%.
of about 2.45%.
p.
Vidrine
Cuffee County (P. O. Elba), Ala.
Warrant Sale — An issue of
$350,000 3% farm-to-market and
State
gasoline tax anticipation
Pinal County
School Districts
Florence), Ariz.
ton & Co., of Birmingham. Dated
Bond Sale—The $26,000 School
JJacu 1, 1953. Legality approved District No. 21 bonds offered Feb.
gvarrants
sold to T. U. Crump-
was
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
Rose, of Birmingham.
(P.
O.
City, Ala.
general obligation street
©80*3%
improvement
warrants
to* the
First
National
Mobile.
Dated
Dec.
1,
sold
was
2%s.
Due
Aug.
on
9,500,000 2s. Due
44,500,000
&
33
$80,000 School District No.
bonds offered the same day
were
Co., of Los Angeles, H. E. Work
Hill Richards & Co., both
of San Francisco, Redfield & Co.,
of Pasadena, and C. N. White &
& Co.,
Dahlberg
awarded to Henry
& Co., of Tucson, as
2%s.
spread
from
Quickly
Wide¬
—
for the bonds
of the country
demand
all
parts
the
Sold
speedy closing of
rants
sold
was
school war¬
to
Thornton,
Mohr &
Co., of Montgomery, at
a price of
100.14. Dated Nov. 1,
1952. Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant,
Birmingham,
All
&
of
Rose,
Randolph County Hospital Assn,
(P. O. Wedowee), Ala.
Certificate Sale
—
issue of
An
$40,000 4% % hospital tax anticipa¬
tion certificates
was
indebtedness
of
Moseley & Co., R. W. Pressprich
& Co.,
all of New York City,
Henry
Donald
oke, jointly. Dated
Legality
Dec.
approved
Bradley, Arant,
Birmingham.
1,
White,
by
All
&
1952.
of
Rose,
City
Offering
Clerk,
l»ds until
—
will
11
W.
(CST)
works,
series
1, 1953. Due
from
to
1983
sealed
on
K
will
sealed bids at the
toe purchase
series
H
1950.
Due
also
same
bonds.
July
Dated
1
from
and
2S'4s.
from
500,000
March 1 from
on
1961
2V2S.
Due
450,000
23/4s.
from
to
1,
1953
to
1980 inclusive.
Legality to be ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston,
March
on
1
1968
1972
Due
to
1
inclusive.
1971
Due
to
March
on
March
on
1
inclusive.
1975
March 1 from
on
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
150,000
3.10s.
from
1981
Due
to
March
on
inclusive.
1983
CALIFORNIA
Alameda School District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering
—
Harold
J.
Ostly, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9
(PST) on
Feb. 10 for the purchase of $200,000 building bonds. Dated March
1, 1953. Due on March 1 from
1954
and
to
1978
a.m.
inclusive.
interest
Principal
payable
at
the
Alhamhra City
Bond Sale—The $30,000 build¬
ing ^'bonds offered Jan. 29—v. 177,
The
Bond
Act
general
bonds
of
are
1951
of
fund
the
authorized
Los
High Sch. Dist.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 3—v. 177,
p.
572—were awarded to
a
syn¬
farms
Clerk,
County
sealed
bids
Feb.
$325,000
March
17
until
1953.
10
the
for
building
1,
will
State
a.m.
bonds.
Due
on
(PST)
of
Dated
March
1
from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S)
at the
homes,
must
on
an
be
the
cost of
to
the
repaid
amortized
of
purchase
Syndicate—
In addition to the Bank of Amer¬
receive
purchase
and
which
ica
ing,
the purpose of assisting Cali¬
war
veterans to acquire
fornia
Other Members
Dist.,
Offering—John A. Brun-
payable
T.
&
S.
A.
and
to
1973
March 1 from 1961
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-S)
payable at the
County Treasurer's Office.
interest
California
(State of)
Bond Sale—A merged syndicate
headed by the Bank of America
Trust
&
Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco, and the
Bankers
Trust
Co., New York,
was
awarded
the
$100,000,000
veterans' land loan bonds offered
Feb. 3—v. 177, p. 277.
a
price
of
100.10,
a
Group paid
interest
net
Co.,
Webber,
Chicago,
Jackson
&
Mercantile
Curtis,
of
Com¬
Trust
St. Louis, Shields & Co.,
York, California Bank,
William R. Staats & Co., both of
pany, of
of
New
fin
& Burr, Dominick & Dominick, A. C. Allyn & Co., Hall—
garten
& Co., all of New York,.Harris,
Hall & Co., Hemphill,.
Noyes & Co., of New York.
Heller, Bruce & Co., of San
Francisco, Laidlaw & Co., Bache*
& Co., both of New York, Leer
Higginson Corp., Barr Brothers &
Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., both of
New
York, John Nuveen & Co.,.
Chicago, National* State Bank,,
of Newark, L.
F. Rothschild 8c
of
Co., of New York, Stroud & Co.,
of Philadelphia, A. G. Becker &
Co., of Chicago, Braun, Bosworth
&
&
Chase National Bank, both of New
York, First National Bank, of
Chicago, First National Bank, J.
P. Morgan & Co. Inc., both of
New York, Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Blyth & Co., of New York, First
Boston Corp., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, of Chicago, Smith, Barney
Bond Offering — W. F. Mat¬ &
Co., Lehman Brothers, both of
thews, County Clerk, will receive New York, R. H. Moulton & Co.,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on American Trust
Co., both of San
March 2 for the purchase of $130,Francisco, Drexel & Co., Glore,
000 school bonds. Dated March 1,
Forgan & Co., Chemical Bank &
on
&
Bankers
County Treasurer's office.
1953. Due
& Co., of
Sam
Phelps, Fenn & Co.,,.
Weld
&
Co., Solomonr
Hutzler, R. W. Pressprichf
all of New York, Paine,.
Bros. &
Co., the underwriting group
included, among others, the fol¬
lowing:
National
City
Bank,
N.
Trust
Biggs Union Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Butte County, Calif.
National
County Treasurer's office.
Elementary Sch.
Mateo County, Calif.
Bond
on
ARIZONA
•vMaricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 68
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Belmont
1
inclusive.
1963
Due
375,000 3s. Due
Bond
Dec.
San
March
on
from 1964 to 1967 inclusive.
receive
July
Dated
and interest
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
325,000
Le¬
time for
the
basis.
Feb.
of $2,500,000 school
of
State.
cisco.
$290,000 5s. Due
Boston.
DaLee
Veterans'
out
follows:
gality to be approved by Storey,
ThoEndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Mr.
Due on Dec. 30 from
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
Paul
City,
Jan. 1,
inclusive.
the
45,000 3%s.
for
bonds.
on
Chicago, Mc¬
obligations of the State of Cali¬
fornia, payable in accordance with
30 1952.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Legality
Garrett-Bromfield & Co., both of City Treasurer's office.
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Denver, at a price of 100.02, a net approved
Neff & Herrington, of San Fran¬
interest cost of about 2.92%, as
DaLee,
of $2,000,000
Bated Jan.
1956
F,
1968 inclusive.
1957 to
Tucson,
Cleveland,
Co.,
300,000 2.90s.
receive
a.m.
19'for the purchase
water
&
from
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Bond
Co.,
&
Frederick & Co., New York
Bosworth,
Sullivan
& Co.,
sold to the Bank of Wedowee,
and the Commercial Bank, Roan¬
Dahlzerg
First Securities Co.,
Witter
account, according to report,
maturities having Los Angeles, Equitable Securitiesgone to a slight premium over the
Corporation, Reynolds & Co., of
offering price. The group had re- New York, J. Barth & Co., of San
offered the bonds from a yield of Francisco,
American
Securities-;
1.10% for the 1954 maturity to a Corp., B. J. Van Ingetr& Co., Cof¬
Due on Dec. 30 from
75,000 3s.
Seattle,,
with the longest
Bond Sale—An issue of $135,000
Bond
Sale — The $2,390,000 sewer bonds was sold to the Bank
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley,
Arant,
All
&
Rose,
of water revenue bonds offered Feb. of America National Trust & Sav¬
Birmingham.
4—v. 177, p. 454—were awarded ings Association, of San Francisco,
■to
a
syndicate
composed
of as follows:
dollar price of 99.50 for the bonds
Randolph County (P. Oi
Phelps, #enn & Co., Stone &
due in 1973.
In the opinion of
Wedowee), Ala,
$15,000 4%s." Due on Dec. 30 from
Webster Securities Corp., F.
counsel the bonds will be general
S.
1954 to 1956 inclusive.
i
Warrant Sale—An issue of $50,©9© 2% capital outlay
of
Francisco,
White,
1
the
Angels, Calif.
Tucson, Ariz.
1952. Le¬
Aug. 1
on
2%s. Due on Aug.from 1966 to 1973 inclusive.
resulted in
of Oakland.
Co.,
2y4s. Due
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
Bonds
Bank,
Dillon & Co., of New
Security - First National.
Bank of Los Angeles, Stone 8c
Webster Securities Corp., of New
York;
York,
Dean
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, all of
San Francisco, William R. Staats
9c
National
■
Aug. 1, 1961
on
and 1962.
to
ns
1
frdm 1954 to 1960 inclusive.
2—v.
177, p. 572—were awarded
Kirby L. Vidrine & Co., of
First
Eastman,
$30,750,000
syndi¬
cate:
of
Bank
2.41%, for the issue
follows:
15,250,000
■The
Warrant Sale—An issue of $18,-
the
of
as
Blyth & Co., J. Barth & Co.,
Dean Witter & Co., Merrill Lynch,
PhnAniY
Frisco
members
Other
cost of about
Trust Co., C. J.
of New
Co., Inc., Ira Haupt & Co., Dick
Merle-Smith, Hayden, Stone 8c
Co.;
Estabrook &
Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Roosevelt & Cross, Hornblower
&
Weeks, Ahdrews 8c
Wells, Inc., Kean, Taylor & Co.,
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., all of
New
pany
falo, Laurence M. Marks & Co.,.
Tucker, Anthony & Co., both of
New York, Bacon, Whipple & Co.,.
of Chicago, Bacon Stevenson &
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., both of
New
Co., Inc., Weeden & Co., of San
Sonoma
Bond
ceive
National
Bank,
15,
National
Bank,
1954
of
Philadelphia,
on
Willwam Jo-
Clerk,
bids until
Feb.
24
for
will
re¬
2:30
p.m-
the
pur¬
of
$645,000 building and
improvement bonds. Dated April
First
Portland, Philadelphia National
—
County
sealed
(PST)
chase
County, Calif.
Offering
hansen,
Boston, First
Bank,
National
City-
Healdsburg High School District,
Chicago,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Union Securities
Corp., Bear, Stearns & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
all of New York, Blair, Rollins &
of
City
and
York,
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas
Northern Trust Co., of
of
York, Marine Trust Com¬
of Western New York, Buf¬
Devine & Co., both
York;
Francisco,
Co., G. H. Walker
&
1953.
to
Due
1975
and interest
on
April
15
from
inclusive. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Seattle- County Treasurer's office.
'
Number 5193
Volume 177
M {librae
San
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Cohnty, Calif.
Massey,
First Boston Corp., New
York City, made public offering
Feb. 6 of $27,100,000 bonds, pro¬
by the
awarded to the Bank
Of America National Trust & Sav¬
ceeds
ings Association, of San Francisco.
provide
School
Richland
both
l%s, at
a
facilities
4%
Due
Mateo
San
Bond
Jan.
bids
sealed
Feb.
on
the
at
Jan.
receive
1980
from
1
Due
Dated
March 1
Jan.
ort
4,755,000
from
tion
The
„
Due
of
$300,000
jp.m.
Feb.^l from 1954
on
inclusive.
1968
to
will" re¬
interest
department
water
Due
bonds.
and
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's office,
or
the
City
at the Hart¬
ford, Connecticut Trust Company,
Hartford, at the holder's option.
Connecticut
Note
Due
(EST)
Feb.
on
chase of
until
bids
11
a.m.
the
for
17
pur¬
$25,000,000 Rental Hous¬
notes. Dated March
ing, Series 8
bonds
&
from
427,000 3s.
Due
Jan.
Sewer
1993.
1,
dated
Jan.^ 1,
Mit¬
approved
Pershing,
of
by
New
York
City.
and
works
$450,000-water¬
system rev¬
sewerage
bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 177,
572—were awarded
p.
to a group
price of 98.68,
of about
net interest cost
a
3.02%,
follows:
as
31
l'/ss, at
First
$186,000 23/4s.
associated
those
Boston
v
455
p.
Due
Oct. 1 from
on
Corporation in
Co., Inc.;
264,000
the offering are: Blyth &
Due
3s.
on
Oct.
from
1
1969 to 1982 inclusive.
basis
a
Co.; Drexel & Co.;
Equitable Securities Corporation;
Stuart
Cairo, III.
Sachs
Co.
&
Smith,
Barney
Van Ingen &
Co.;
&
J.
B.
Co.; Eastman, Dillon
Feb.
on
Bond
Sale—The $1,868,000 re¬
& Co.; Halsey,
gas
revenue
(non-call¬
Incorporated; Har- funding
riman Ripley & Co. Incorporated; able) and gas revenue (callable)
bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 177, p.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lehman
278—were awarded to a syndicate
Brothers.
Goldman,
composed of Painb, Webber, Jack¬
son
&
Offering—John
sealed bids until 10:30
C. J. Devine &
Curtis, B. J. Van Ingen
&
for
18
the
Bar¬
R.
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
of
$3,750,000 Sewage Disposal Plant
—1953, Second Issue bonds. Dated
March 1, 1953. Due on Jan. 1 from
1955
to
gality
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
to
be
March
on
5,
1954.
Legality to be approved by Rob¬
inson
&
Cole, of Hartford.
FLORIDA
-
approved
by
Ross,
Co., Central Republic Co., all of McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indi¬
Co.; John Nuveen & Co.; A. C.
Chicago; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., anapolis.
Allyn & Co.; R. W. Pressprich &
St. Louis; Juran & Moody, of St.
Co.; Shields & Co.; Ira Haupt &
Lafayette, Ind.
Paul; Sills, Fairman & Harris, and
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; EstaBond Sale
The $115,000 fire
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
brook
&
station and equipment bonds of¬
Co.;
Dick
&
Merleboth of Chicago; Walter, Woody &
fered Feb. 2—v. 177, p. 278—were
Smith, and American Securities
Heimerdinger, and W. C. Thornawarded to Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Corporation.
burgh Co., both of Cincinnati, on a
Fenner .& Beane, of Indianapolis,
bid reflecting a net interest cost
GEORGIA
as
l%s, at a price of 100.07, a
of about 4.01%, as follows:
&
■
-i
Fla.
Jacksonville,
County (P.
Savannah), Ga.
SMe—The$18,000,000
revenue
certificates
of¬
Certificate
electric
Feb.
fered
3
awarded
were
to
by Smith, Bar¬
Co., New York City, at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
&
of about
2.59%,
$3,600,000 4s.
follows:
as
Due
on
1959
to
Due
1961
on
21/4s.
from
Due
1964
4,000,000 2V2S. Due
to
1965
1
2.70s.
Due
1973
July 1 from
on July
inclusive.
Ripley
&
Co.,
Lillian
—
est
15
Inc.;
&
Inc.;
Jan.
E.
1954
Principal
of
1953
Due
to
and
1973
inter¬
the office
Clerk of the
at
Commissioners.
be
approved
Heckler
Sykes,
York
Legality
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
by
&
City.
Georgia (State of)
Local
Offer
Units
Certificates—The
the
Natural
cities
Gas
listed
in
their
at
;
Julien Collins &
man
&
bour
:
-
as
and
must
bid
other
up
cost
Mayer;
Dreyfus
&
Co.;
&
E.
F.
Company; First Securi¬
ties Company of Chicago; Magnus
& Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.;
.i J. M. Dain & Co.; Ellis & Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; T. H.
>
Jones
&
Wood
rate
features
of
the
certifi¬
must
be
accom¬
by
a
certified
or
York
lis
455—were
Hutzler, all of New
&
City, Illinois Co., Blunt El¬
&
Simmons,
both
120
Cook County
Co.,. New
&
•j
check
for
days from
date
of
sale.
•
i
_i.'
■
a
i-
price of 100.007,
01.
o
„£
or.
ne^ interest cost of about 2.85%,
a
as
follows:
$10,000
site
school
bonds
as
1954 and
2%s.
improvement
Due
Dec.
1,
gality
of the
its
from
whom
9
Bond
Cochran:
$630,000 — James M.
Company;
Harold
E.
Company;
McDonald- Dykes, Mayor.
Moore & Co.; Allen C. Ewing &.
Wrens: $150,000—R. M. Weeks,
Co.; and Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Mayor.
.
.
.
Sale—The
Dist,
ing bonds offered Feb. 4—v. 177,
278—were awarded to Ducour-
p.
&
nau
Kees, of New Orleans,
,
$10,000
2%s.
from
Due
1954
to
1964
to
1
inclusive.
March 1 from
on
1973
March
on
1963
10,000 3V4S. Due
inclusive.
Webster Parish, Spring Hill School
District No.
8
(P. O. Minden), La.
—
J. E. Pitcher,
Bond Offering
Secretary
Board,
the
of
will
for
the
Parish
receive
until 1:30 p.m.
School
sealed
(CST)
purchase
bids
March 3
on
of
$855,000
school bonds. Dated March
1, 1953.
Due on March 1 from 1954 to 1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the"office of the
Parish School Board
Treasurer,
or
the Minden Bank
MAINE
were
Portland, Me.
Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
Note
at
Feb.
3—v.'
177,
p.
the
to
National
573—
Commerce, of Portland,
discount.
1.24%
MASSACHUSETTS
Burlington Independent Sch. Dist.,
Iowa
Bond
Co.,
Freetown, Mass.
Sale—The
White-Phillips
purchased an
school bonds.
of Davenport,
issue
of
$250,000
Dated Jan. 1, 1953.
from
1
1954
Due
bonds
455
Sale—The
were
N.
re¬
ceive
of
2—v.
sewer
177,
bonds.
open
000
bids until 8
10
Board
for the
of
40,000
and
Due
on
Oct.
1
(CST)
from
1954
to
inclusive. Bonds maturing in
1964 and thereafter are callable
inverse
Oct.
1,
numerical
1963.
school
order
Legality
to
as
be
ity
to
Due
1954
to
of
1,
1953. Principal
Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
approved
by Storey*
Thorndike,
Palmei;
&
Dodge,
Salem,
Mass.
Bond
Sale—The $185,000 police
fire alarm system bonds of¬
and
fered Feb. 3—v.
awarded to
of
177, p. 573—were
George B. Fogg & Co.,
Boston,
100.25,
as 1.60s, at a price of
basis of about 1.55%.
a
Wachusett
(P.
school
Regional School District
Holden), Mass.
O.
Sale— The
building
$1,000,000
bonds
offered
awarded to the First Boston
177,
Directors, will receive sealed bids
and
until 8 p.m.
of
the
on
Feb.
9 for
purchase of $105,000 building
bonds.
Dated
March
1,
of
Boston.
Long Point), III.
Sale—The $900,000 build¬
—
(CST)
on
1967
ap¬
Manly Ind. Sch. Dist., la.
Offering
bonds.
from
be
Bond
Bond
1
March
on
1972
in
as
inclusive.
purchase of $65,-
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1953.
the
Due March 1 from 1954
March
National
Di¬
sealed
p.m.
for
bonds,
and interest payable at the Second
Offering—R. E. Helleman,
the
10
$280,000
to 1968 inclusive.
Dated
receive
Feb.
on
of
$240,000 school project, act of 1948
p.
to
Township
(P. O. Council Bluffs), la.
of
(EST)
Boston, 111
until 11
follows:
Iowa
awarded
Second
Boston
School
will
the
Bank,
a.m.
of about 1.57%.
Secretary
at
Street,
$450,000
Feb.
bids
Franklin
&
Bond
sealed
—
National
Halsey,
Co., and Blair, Rollins
& Co., both of Chicago, jointly, as
1%s, at a price of 100.25, a basis
Stuart
Vernold
Gregory, Town Treasurer, will
purchase
Moines,
offered
—
Offering
Dec.
on
approved by Chapman &
Des
Bond
Bond
inclusive.
1959
to
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
composed of First National Bank,
Blunt Ellis & Simmons, both of
as
follows:
& Trust Co.,
Legality to be approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
proved
455—were awarded to a group
.
$20,000 build¬
Kathryn M.
Mason, Secretary of the Board of
ing bonds offered Feb. 4—v.
p.
Sch.
IOWA
Livingston County Community Unit
School District No. 5 (P. O.
Feb.
Bond
of
Feb.
Co., St. Louis, as l%s, at a
of
Le¬
O. Many), La.
Bank
clusive.
price of 10(k68.
to
as
M-S.
Belmont
1.91%.
rectors,
Trust
with reference to the issue may be
obtained.
Parish,
No. 75 (P.
awarded
clusive, and $45,000 3s, due on
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1966 in¬
community and the amount
information
O.
—
1954
be approved by Foley*
Judell, of New Orleans.
&
were
Garner
issue, also the local official
Interest
offered
r e
further
455
p.
1953.
Minden.
Ind.
177,
cer¬
15,
Callable
1954.
to
the
City Securities
Corp., Indianapolis, as 2s, at a
price of 100.34 a basis of about
1955.
11
Decatur Park District, III.
Engineering Co., of
Bond Sale —The $125,000 gen¬
Ga., will furnish informa¬
tion with respect to details of the eral obligation improvement bonds
prospective gas systems. The fol¬ offered Jan. 30 — v. 177, p. 455—
lowing shows dates of sale, name were awarded to the Mercantile
L i 11
Township (P.
v.
the
to
Cox
1,
175,000 school building bonds, as
follows: $130,000 2%s, due on
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1963 in¬
The
—
Sale—The
jointly, at
inclusive.
10
for
1' from
at
Cutler, of Chicago.
(P. O. Northfield), III.
Bond
cago,
31
29 Legality
School District No.
Athens
of
March
1968
March
awarded
of Chicago,
York
City, and Stokes & Co., Phila¬
delphia, as 2%s, at a price of
100.88, a basis of about 2.66%.
Quirk
King,
rates
&
Bros.
mon
for, and all bids must be firm for
Co., Inc.; Model, Roland &
Stone;
Sills, Fairman & Harris,
Inc.; Townsend, Dabney & Tyson;
Wurts, Dulles & Co.; Seasongood
system
awarded to
a group composed of First Boston
Corp., Smith, Barney & Co., Salo¬
p.
1.73%.
Knox),
Jan.
Sale—The
works
177,
v.
the maturity
interest
Proposals
panied
interest
net
a
then set
schedule,
cates.
if issued basis. Bid
Company; Bramhall, Bar¬
dy &
:
ders
and
March
Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
and civil township bonds offered
$2,500,000
certificates
of indebtedness offered Feb. 5—
1 % of the amount of the issue bid
Co., Inc.; McCormick &
Co.; Dempsey - Tegeler & Co.;
Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; Wood, Gun¬
&
when,
Company; Free¬
&
Hutton
Certificate
water
City
der may
Co.; F. S. Smithers
& Co.; William Blair & Co.; The
Illinois Company; Stern Brothers
&
Co.; Andrews & Wells, Inc.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Oregon
Jan. 1 from
on
$185,000 bonds
Halls on the dates indicated for offered Jan. 30—v. 177, p. 455—
the purchase of natural gas reve¬ were awarded to Nongard & Co.,
and Robert Showers, both of Chi¬
nue
anticipation certificates on a
bids
sealed
McDonald
&
Due
of about
Jan. 1 from
Chicago, III.
accompanying tabulation will
receive
(no maturity to exceed 30 years)
and call features, and the low bid¬
A.
on
1963 to 1978 inclusive.
re¬
Blair, Rollins & Co.,
C. Allyn & Company, Inc.; Lee
Higginson Corporation; John Nu¬
veen & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
A. G.
Becker & Co., Inc.; R. S.
Dickson
&
Co., Inc.; Stroud &
Company, Inc.; Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., Inc.; Childress & Co.;
Co.;
1,555,000 4s.
a.m.
1953.
15,
from
payable
Disbursing
County
11
House
(J-J)
the
1.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Drexel
until
Court
Dated
Jan.
on
bids
Due
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
Feb. 20 for the purchase
on
$500,000
New
Other members of the syndicate:
Harriman
sealed
(EST)
of
to
inclusive.
1969 to
5,000,000
from
1968
on
ceive
of
on
July
inclusive.
$220,000 4V4S.
Grotheer, County Clerk, will
inclusive.
July 1 from
inclusive.
1962 to
..2,900,000
Offering
bonds.
July 1 from
1954 to 1953 inclusive.
2,500,000 2s.
Bond
O.
a
syndicate headed
ney
basis
Chatham
until
12
Dated
on
1984
County
bids
Feb,
on
and interest
—
Due
1953.
$,
sealed
Due
Sabine
City Controller, will receive
ney,
a.m.
Marcus
—
tificates.
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Bond
10
t
Offering
(CST)
were
—
of about 1.84 %.
1953 to 1968 inclusive.
until
purchase of $78,164.46 paving
price of 100.10,
a
bids
(P. O. New Iberia),
receive
a.m.
O.
awarded to Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, of Indianapolis,
as
>
F.
Louisiana
will
(P.
Ind.
177,
v.
—
Parish
Certificate
Bond
Jan.
sealed
from
Sale—The $114,000 school
and civil township bonds offered
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Scott & Wyandt, and Mullaney,
Wells & Co., all of Chicago, at a
O. Shreveport),
DeBlanc, Secretary of Police Jury*
Township
Knox),
(P.
Feb. 19 for the purchase
$172,000 public improvement
1972 inclusive.
Davis
p.m.
bonds. Due from 1954 to 1956 incl.
INDIANA
III.
7:30
re¬
on
Iberia
1
until
Offering—L.
(CST)
from
of
Dec.
on
W.
wlil
Clawson,
Secretary df the Police Jury, will
,
Among
the
1964 to
Sale—The
Bond
enue
revenue
are
chell
systeha
1
inclusive.
3.70%
Legality
A.
Joseph
—
State Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
ceive
(State of)
Offering
Adorno,
F.
J.
—
ILLINOIS
to
obliga¬
Jan.
on
1993
to
1953.
Feb. 10 for the purchase
on
$300,000
Bond
Dec. 1 from
on
'
I
Louisiana
inclusive.
225,000 2%s. Due
Clary, Mayor.
Batavia,
disposal
sewagp
bonds.
Offering—Edgar C. Han2
1981
general
Bristol, Conn.
(EST)
1958
1
in¬
Arthur
Clerk,
bids
Parish
receive
Dec.
on
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
Warrenton:
1
3.70%
11,000,000
until
Due
1954 to
$530,000—T. A. Mar¬
shall, Mayor.
1986 inclusive.
bonds.
bids
Eatonton:
$185,000 3s.
1971
bonds. Due from 1955 to 1983 incl.
about 2.94%, as follows:
12
Feb.
La.
—
Village
sealed
Caddo
s'ewage disposal system bonds.
bonds.
City 'Comptroller,
to
of
interest (M-S) payable
Treasurer's office.
sealed
1972
3,255,000 3%%4 general obligation
1987
ceive
Darrell
Jdhnson, Mayor.
(PST)
CONNECTICUT
nan,
—
to
inclusive.
County
Bond
1964
disposal system bonds.
sewage
from 1954 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
1
A. Brun-
on
Marvin
—
to
(CST) on Feb. 19 for the purchase
of $350,000 Public Utility Revenue
Curtis, Chicago, G. H.
& Co., Newhard, Cook &
Co., and A. G. Edwards & Sons,
all of St.
Louis, and Sills, Fairman
& Harris, of Chicago, at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
11
$290,000
3,790,000 3xk% general obligation
purchase
Due
from
inclusive.
on
a.m.
the
for
1953.
1,
on
Due
will
10
building
$575,000
March
until
17
Due
ceive
group
Walker
Feb.
1954
Baker,
Offering
Bond
BHcker,
&
son
Mayo Davis,
—
Mayor.
from
LOUISIANA
composed of Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Giles, Mayor.
Perry: $485,000
a
1
Legality to be approved
by Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers
& Cooney, of Des Moines.
$837,000 build¬
455—were awarded to
p.
—
Sept.
40
clusive.
ing bonds offered Feb. 3—v. 177,
$1,100,000
2,500,000 3%% general obligation
^ound, Mayor.
sewage disposal system bonds.
Thomson:
$735,000
County, Calif.
Clerk,
County
ing,
District,
Offering—John
to
1957
T.
Sparta:
,
School
from
1
a
Perry County, DuQuoin Township
High School District No. 100
(P. O. DuQuoin), III.
E.
10
Robins:
1963 inclusive.
and
1.84%.
Carlos
obligation
general
Jan.
on
1971
San
Feb.
as
disposal system bonds.
sewage
101.05,
on
2%s, at £
basis of about
as
Bond Sale—The
Warner
$1,700,060
T.
—
Mayor.
W.
>
about
of
divided
are
$335,000
Millen: $325,000—E. M. Thorne,
oc¬
Strdator,
2.64%.
Buchanan, Mayor.
follows:
-
Co.,
to
disposal
Weeden &
of San Francisco, as
price of 100.08, a basis
Co.,
used
adequate
more
of
price of
Mayor.
Louisville:
by the City's continuing
ing bNds offered Feb. 2—v. 177,
p. 572—were awarded to a group
composed of Security - First Na¬
tional Bank of Los Angeles, R. H.
&
be
will
and
new
growth. The bonds
Bbhd'Sale—The $700,000 build¬
Moultoh
which
of
casioned
Calif.
County,
Bank
Wadley: $385,000—R. G. Foster,
sewage
Kern
District,
Chicago, and the Union National
mission.
SaOe—A
Bond
bonds offered Feb. 3—v, 177,
p. 454—were
$535,000—R. C.
Chairman of City Com¬
syndicate headed
Mateo
'Bond Sale—The $390,000 build¬
ing
Hawkinsville:
Fla.
Miami,
'
(669)
1953. Due
Feb.
3
—
v.
177,
Hornblower
New
2.60s, at
York
a
p.
&
City,
573
—
Weeks,
were
Corp.,
both
jointly,
as
price of 100.34, a basis
of about 2.56%.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
.
.
Monday,
.
f670)
offered
bonds
573
177, p.
Halsey,
to
Harriman Hip-
& Co., and
Stuart
3—v.
Feb.
awarded
were
—■
ley & Co., both of New York City,
21/5»s, at a price of
basis of about 2.21%.
jointly,
as
100.30,
a
City
deau,
$500,000 general obligation bonds,
as
follows:
bonds.
MICHIGAN
sale—The
Bond
mobile
parking
of
system
2—v.
Michigan
series
a
on
interest cost
of about 2.82%.
on
clusive.
First
Detroit,
Corp.,
bid reflecting a net
Due
bonds.
11,
Bonds ma¬
1953.
1,
turing in 1967 and thereafter are
in
inverse
numerical
callable
1956. Principal
The bonds were sold at a price and interest (M-S) payable at the
Peoples Savings Bank
of Port
of 100.01 as follows:
Huron, Marysville
branch.
Le¬
$45,000 3y4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
gality to be approved by Miller,
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
105,000 2%s.
Due on Jan.
1 troit.
order
1959
from
Offering
Linn,
Earl
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
the
for
10
$550,000
of
purchase
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1953. Due on May 1 from
Building
County
1954
in
order
numerical
1958. Principal
of May 1,
as
bank
a
thereafter
inverse
in
interest
and
and
1964
callable
are
payable
(M-N)
trust
or
Bonds
inclusive.
1970
to
maturing
&
District, Mich.
Sale—The
Note
$1,858,000
tax
anticipation notes offered Jan. 28
—v.
177, p. 455—were awarded
National
Manufacturers
the
to
Bank of Detroit, at 1.45%
plus
interest,
Bond
177,
Offering
The
—
$745,000 re¬
455—were awarded to a
composed of Halsey, Stuart
Co., Blyth & Co.,
$202,000
3s, due on Dec. 1 from 1954
to
1957
inclusive;
$115,000
2V2S, due on Dec. 1, 1958 and
1959; and $380,00 0 3s, due on
A bonds:
$697,000 series
Dec.
receive
clusive.
bids
until
10
a.m.
<EST) on Feb. 10 for the purchase
of $6,000,000 public utility water,
series
E
1953.
Due
1983
to
Jan.
on
15
1956*
from
Principal
and
of
York
City or Detroit.
Le¬
to be approved by Miller,
gality
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone,
of
Detroit.
Ecorse, Mich.
Offering — Patrick
Note
1
from
1965 in¬
1960 to
B.
Faribault County
No.
(P.
132
Not
Bonds
Sold
1,
1963.
Principal and interest
payable
at
any
suitable
bank
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality to be approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Meeker and Stearns Counties Joint
Indep. Sch. Dist. Nos. 79 and
146 (P. O. Eden Valley),
48,000 series B bonds, as 3s. Due
.Dec. 1, 1953 and 1954.
Offering
District
rington,
sealed
ceive
Feb.
the
at
Security
No.
6
Township Sch. District
O. 9147 Whiteford
(P.
Road, R.F.D., Ottawa Lake), Mich.
Feb.
on
16
for
the- purchase
of
$25,718 Special Assessment Water
District No. 22 bonds.
1, 1953.
Due
on
to 1958 inclusive.
in
1957
able
in
and
Dated Feb.
Feb 1 from 1954
Bonds maturing
thereafter
inverse
call¬
are
callable in
are
inverse
Petersburg State Bank,
numerical
order
numerical
payable
Bertha, Minn.
Bond
Town
bids
13
Offering
for
town
1964
as
Wm.
receive
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
Heuer,
sealed
on
Feb.
$20,000
Dated Jan. 1,
Jan. 1 from 1955 to
inclusive.
Bonds maturing
1961
able
2
roads
1953, Due
in
will
Clerk,
until
—
Kalamazoo
Township,
Water District (P. O.
view
1
'
in
and
thereafter
inverse
are
numerical
call¬
order
interest
1, 1960. Principal and
payable at any suitable
Clearwater and Polk Counties
'
Joint Indep. Con. Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Convick),
1720 River-
Drive, Kalamazoo), Mich.
Offering -— Joseph A.
Minnesota
Bond Offering—O. M.
Guhder-
District
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
receive sealed bids until 7
p.m. Feb. 19 for the
purchase of $158,<EST) on Feb. 13 for the purchase! 000
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
of
$27,000
special
assessment 1953.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1956 to
Farisi, Jr.,
Township Clerk, will
bonds. Dated March 1, 1953. Due
March 1, from 1954 to 1962
son,
1983 inclusive.
«n
Inclusive. The bonds
•
any
interest
are
callable
1974, and
Bonds maturing in
thereafter
are
callable
in inverse numerical order
payment date. Feb. 1, 1973. Principal
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬ terest - payable at ' any
as
of
and. in¬
suitable
able
at
the American^ National bank
designated by the, successful
.Dank '. of Kalamazoo.
bidder. - Legality - to be -approved
Legality* to
fee Approved
by Miller, Canfield, by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
Co.,
The KirkpatrickOmaha, purchased
—
of
issue of $240,000 series E, elec¬
tric system revenue bonds as 2.60s_
Dated Dec. 1, 1952. Due on Sept.
1967 inclusive.
1
from 1960 to
p.
University of Nebraska Corporation
(P. O. Lincoln), Neb.
Bank of Meridian,
429,000
2%s. Due on March
front 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Mississippi
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 road
and bridge bonds offered Feb. 2
—v.
177, p. 279—were awarded
to Leland Speed Co., of Jackson,
at
any
for
18
the
1 from
The
ma¬
interest
suitable
bank
and
$168,000
Dated March 1,
of
Bonds
1955 to
are
Sale—The
lic
improvement
Feb.
Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at any suitable
bank designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality to be approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
apolis.
Counties Joint
Indep, School District No. 44
(P. O. Fertile), Minn.
Bond
Offering—James Jacobs,
Chairman
of
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
School
the
sealed
on
bids
Feb.
18
Board,
until
for
4
the
purchase of $275,000 building and
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1
1953.
Due
on
Feb.
1977 i nclusive.
to
ing
in
1969
from
1
Bonds
at r e
JERSEY
4
awarded
were
to
a
New York
price
a
100.04,
cost of about
2.21%,
$220,000 2s. Due
1954 to
1961
on
to
Fair Lawn School District,\
Bond
Feb.
on
receive
1953.
1971
Due
on
are
dated
1956
matur¬
callable
in
inverse order as of Feb. 1, 1968.
Principal and interest payable at
any suitable bank designated by
the successful bidder. Legality to
be approved by Briggs,
Gilbert,
Morton, Kyle & Macartney, and
Moody & Swagler, both of St.
1
Feb.
Feb. 1 from 1954 to
(P. O. Collins), Covington
County, Miss.
1954
bondsi
school
inclusive-
1973
to
Co., Fair Lawn,
at the,
or
to be designated by the
purchaser, subject to the approval
Legality to be approved by Haw-;
National
the
of
City Council.
Legality
Bank,
New
York
Chase]
York
kins, Delafield & Wood,
to
City*
of New.:
City.
be
approved by Charles & Trauer¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
Hackensack, N. J.
Bond Sale
MONTANA
—
A group
composed
of the
Equitable Securities Corp.,
American Securities Corp., Bache
Havre, Mont.
Bond Offering—P.
& Co., Hirsch & Co., Coffin &
Burr, Robert Garrett & Sons, Van
Nalivka, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (MST) on Feb. 16 for
the purchase of $125,000 Special
Improvement
District
No.
280
bonds. Dated March 1, 1953. Due
on Jan. 1, 1975.
Interest J-J.
Noel & Co., and R. H.;
Co., all of New York,;
Alstyne,
Johnson &
was
bidder for the
the successful
$2,046,000 bonds offered Feb. 2—v.
177, p. 456. The group bid for
Mineral County, St. Regis High $2,043,000 bonds as 2.65s, at a price
of 100.16, a basis of about 2.63%.
|
School District No. 1 (P. O.
St.
School District, N. J~\
Offering—G. E. Lincoln,!
Middlesex
Regis), Mont.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
will
Bond
be received until Feb. 24 for the
District Clerk,
will receive sealed
(EST) on Feb~*
bonds.
17 for the purchase of
$410,000:;
NEBRASKA
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,'
1952. Due on Aug. 1 from 1953 to
Columbus, Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of $61,000 1977 inclusive. Principal and in¬
district paving bonds was sold to terest (F-A) payable at the First
National Bank, of Bound Brook.;
First Trust Co., Columbus.
Legality to be approved by Haw-;
Dalton, Neb.
Bond Sale—The $73,000 sewer kips, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
1
bonds were awarded to Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., of Omaha, on a
North Caldwell School Districtt
]
bid reflecting a net interest cost
New Jersey
*
of about 3.75%.
Dated Feb.
1,
Bond Offering—Harriet S.
purchase
of
$100,000
on
building
Cod-|
Feb. 1 from 1955
dington,
ceive
High Sch. Dist., Neb.
Pettis
Co., of Omaha,
as
The
1953*
bonds
are
dated
1,
on
Clerk,
bids
until
will
8
re<
p.mj
for the pur¬
building bonds'
1, 1953. Due on Feb. t
Feb.
17
chase of $235,000
Dated Feb.
follows:
Feb.
District
sealed
(EST)
Bond Sale—An issue of $112,000
was
sold to Kirkpatrick-
bonds
$50,000 $40,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
3 % and 3 % % building bonds • was
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
sold to Allen. & Co.* of Hazelhurst.; ^72,00Q 2V2S. Due on Feb. ,1 from
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
Dated Dec. "1, 1952. Legality ap¬
;
~
8 p.m.
bids until
from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
of
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
pur¬
April 1, 1953. Due on April
from
Trust
company
.
Bond Sale—An issue
p.m..
for the
option of the holder, at the
Dix Rural
Carver Consolidated School District
8
Princijpal and in¬
terest payable at a bank or trust
to 1973 inclusive.
MISSISSIPPI
$955,000
P_
will
Clerk,
until
Principal and interest (A-O) pay-*
able at the Fair Lawn Redburn;
1,
inclusive.
1953 and due
Paul.
of
Dated
Feb. 1 from
March 3
on
chase
bids
N. J.
George
—
District
sealed
(EST)
1 from
inclusive.
1971
bonds
The
Offering
Hankinson,
interest
follows:
net
as
basis, of about
a
2.83%.
inclusive.
710,000 2V4s. Due
1962
a
B. Han-
& Co., of Newark, as 2:85s, at
price of 100.21,
a
group
City, Bankers Bond &
Co.,
Hannibal,
and
Co., of Kansas City, at
of
$185,000 school
Feb. 2—v. 177, p..
456—were awarded to J.
auer
N. J.
Sale—The
offered
bonds
$930,000 pub¬
bonds offered
composed of Blair, Rollins & Co.,
of
as
1*.
i
Bond
callable
1965.
and Norman
March
dated
are
NEW
University City, Mo.
Bond
maturing
inverse numerical order
Polk
bonds
1953.
MISSOURI
Zahner &
as
Jan. 1 from
on
1
from 1968 to 1978 inclusive.
bid reflecting a net interest
a
of Feb.
purchase
bonds.
1
1,223,000 3Y4S. Due on March
Warren County (P. O. Vicksburg),
re¬
Legality to be approved by
Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney, and Moody & Swagler,
bonds.
of Jan.
Oakwood
Bond
Sale
an
456 — were awarded to
Allen & Co., Hazelhurst, and the
p.m.
der.
on
by Dorsey ^ Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
Detroit.
2
Briggs,
in
tional Bank, Mount Clemens.
gality to be approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Pettis
O.
Sale—The $50,000 county
offered Feb. 3 — v.
Securities
order
Principal
1968.
1,
Jan. 1,
MINNESOTA
bank designated by the successful
bidder. Legality to be approved
Le¬
in¬
i,.
;;
Bond
bonds
callable in in¬
are
in 1965 and therefater
Petersburg.
1, 1956. Principal and
interest payable at the First Na¬
of Feb.
as
until
Dyke, both of St. Paul.
Director, will receive sealed bids Pipestone, Murray & Rock Counties
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 18 for
Joint Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 116
the purchase of $40,000 building
(P. O. Edgerton), Minn.
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1952. Due
Bond Offering—John Fey, Dis¬
May 1 from 1954 to 1967 inclusive. trict Clerk, will receive sealed
Bonds
maturing
in
1964
and bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
Harrison Township (P. O. Route 4,
Bond Offering—Ralph E. Beauffait, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(CST)
1963
to
Sidney, Neb.
Co., of Memphis.
Bond Offering—Jean Van
Bank,
Clemens), Mich.
1954
cost of about 2.30%.
designated by the successful bid¬
Whiteford
Lincoln, Park.
Mount
will
Clerk,
1978 inclusive. Bonds
1956 to
turing in 1969
inclusive.
payable
177,
from
1
clusive.
Eatontown School District^
1, 1953. Due on Feb.
1974
anticipation notes.
Dated March 1, 1953. Due on Nov.
1, 1953. Principal
and
interest
tax
Bond
home
Feb.
on
County (P.
Meridian), Miss.
on
(CST) on Feb. 17 for the purchase
of $121,000 building bonds. Dated
able at the
$140,000
paving bonds was-; sold to
Kirkpatrick - Pettis ipo., of
Omaha. Dated Feb. 1, 1953. Due^
Miss.
Lauderdale
Guy T. Far-
—
bids
Due
(EST)
of
purchase
&
]
,
oft $^20,000
1%%
Sale—The $60,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 177, p.
573 — were awarded to M. A.
Saunders
NeB.
^n issue
the
O.
Minnesota
Bond
1953.
the
177,
v.
—
456.
building
for
3
Feb.
for
scheduled
numerical order as of May 1, 1955.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
until 7:30 p.m.
10
Forest),
(P.
Bond
Litigation
—
prevented the district from pro¬
ceeding with the sale of $565,000
building bonds which had been
sealed
bids
District
Minnesota
thereafter
Feb.
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Bricelyn),
O.
fluff,
Scut
Counties, Sebastopol Consol.
School
;.?«•
,
on
Lake, Neshoba, Newton and Scott
1,
Legality to be approved by
Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Trondle, City Clerk, will receive
on
Feb.
of
as
March 1 from 1954 to 1973.
on
inclusive.
Bond Sale-,
1968.
verse
15,
payable at current
City of Chicago,
(J-J)
bank
Jan.
Dated
inclusive.
interest
official
New
bonds.
order
inverse
in
callable
are
numerical
both of Chi¬
and Kenower, MacArthur &
Co.,
of Detroit, at
a
price of
100.006, a
net interest cost of
about 2.93%, as follows:
Witherspoon, City Controller, will
sealed
1969
in
cago,
H.
John
—
Due
Feb. 2 from
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Feb. 1 from 1955
maturing
on
p.
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
Sale
funding bonds offered Feb. 2—v.
premium of $9.29.
a
47,000 2V2S. Due
First National
Mich.
Royal Oak,
&
School
IDltarborn
Feb. 2 from
McLeod County lnd.
office.
group
Detroit.
on
1954 to 1962 inclusive.
#
be
by Miller,
Stone, of
approved
Paddock
Canfield,
follows:
as
$38,000 2V4S. Due
$530,000
dormitory revenue bonds was solcf
Kirkpatrick - Pettis
Co., of
Omaha.
Dated
March
1,; 1953..
to
School District jointly.
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,200,No. 1 (P. O. Glencoe), Minn.
Note Offering—Benj. E. Voor000 dormitory revenue bonds was
Bond Offering—E. H. Jungclaus,
Mississippi (State of)
hees, Jr., County Clerk, will re¬
Bond Offering — Newton James, sold to Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., of
District Clerk, will receive sealed
ceive
sealed
bids
until
3
p.m.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 18 State
Treasurer,
will
receive Omaha, at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 3.11% as
(EST) on Feb. 24 for the purchase for the
purchase of $525,000 build¬ sealed bids on behalf of the State
of
follows:
$80,000
county
road
notes.
ing bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Highway Commission until March
Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due on Aug.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1974 3 for the purchase of $9,200,000 $251,000 2s. Due on March 1 fromt
1
from
1954
to
1963
inclusive.
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1964 Pascagoula River Bridge revenue
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ and thereafter are callable in in¬ bonds. Due from 1957 to 1983 in¬
297,000 2V2s. Due on March t
able
at
the County
Treasurer's verse numerical order as of Jan. clusive.
from 1959 to 1962 inclusive.
(designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality to be
wood,
Bond Sale—An issue of
p. 573 -— were
Bank of Green¬
the
to
1978 inclusive. Bonds
O.
at
to
company
p.m.
1953. Due
p.
Midland County (P.
Midland), Mich.
Michigan
Bond
2
1,
of Sept. 1,
as
inclusive.
1964
to
County (P. O. C old water),
Mranch
(CST) on Feb.
19 for the purchase of $650,000
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
until
bids
Dorsey,
Feb.
Dated
receive sealed
District Clerk, will
Kearney College Corporation
(P. O. Kearney), Neb.
177,
v.
—
Bach, awarded
George
—
Greenwood, Miss.
Sale—The $85,000 bridge,
and street bonds offered
Feb. 3
Minnesota
to
Sept. 1 from 1953 to 1980 in¬
revenue
177, p.
the
to
awarded
455—were
1 from 1953
Due Sept.
230,000 sewerage disposal system,
$150,000 auto¬
Feb.
offered
bonds
system
1980 inclusive.
to
Adrian, Mich.
supply
water
$270,000
Offering
(EST)
purchase of
the
for
11
Feb.
"
Bond
sewer
(P. O. Minnesota Lake),
Bond
receive
will
Clerk,
No. 22
until 7:30 p.m.
sealed bids
on
Counties Joint
Offering—Mildred Falar-
Bond
and Waseca
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Faribault, Blue Earth
Marysville, Mich.
Westwood, Mass.
Sale—The $492,000 school
Bond
February 9, 1953
cipal and interest (F-A)
at
the National Newark
Prin4
payable!
&.Essei
Le¬
gality1 to be approved by Hawkins^
Delafield & Wood, of New York
Banking Company,. Newark:
.
City.
-
*
'♦
Volume 177
Number 5193
The Commercial and Financial Chvonicle
..
.
(671)
1
{
Bond
Feb.
NEW YORK
Allegany, N.
Sale
extension
The $4,500 sewer
—
construction
bonds
3s, at
as
The
1953.
price of
a
bonds
Due
1973
of
Allegany,
Feb.
Principal and
Due
1,408,000
series
Oct.
on
school
bonds.
Due
to
1953,
14,000' refunding
bonds
1,
1953.
$12,000 2%s, due
B,
Bond
bonds
Principal
and interest payable at the Marine
574
Sale—The
offered
3—v.
to
177,
a
North
30
awarded
were
Child,'a local investor,
par.
Ruth
to
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
Dist. No. 7
2y4S, at
as
1954
(P.O. Great Neck),
New
The bonds
York
are
inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
<J-J)
payable at the Northern
New York Trust Company, Water-
457—were awarded to
p.
a
basis
a
of
about
inclusive.
June
on
Due
from
June 1 from
on
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
group
20,000 2y4s.
and
Due
June 1,
on
1972
1973.
Legality to be approved by Other members of the syndicate:
Wright & Willmott, of Blyth & Co.;"Blair, Rollins & Co.;
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.;
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., all of New
Croton-On-Hudson, N. Y.
York City, and Schoellkopf, HutBond Offering — Joseph A. ton &
Pomeroy, of Buffalo.
Zerello,
Village
Clerk,
will
re¬
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 18 (P. O. Bethpage), N. Y.
(EST) on Feb. 25 for the pur¬
Bond
Offering —Winifred
L.
chase of' $28,000 sanitary sewer
system, series E bonds. Dated Jan. Jacob, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (EST)
1, 1953. Due on Jan. 1 from 1954
ceive
to
sealed
bids
until
inclusive.
1967
10
a.m.
Interest
J-J.
Feb.
on
10
for
the
purchase
of
Dated
(Legality to be approved by Wood, $1,650,000 building bonds.
Sept. 1, 1952.
Due on March 1
King & Dawson, of New York
from
c»>--'
cipal and interest
and
Venice,
District
Bond
Genoa
O.
(P.
New
bonds
Fire
fire
$15,000
Feb.
2—v.
456—were awarded to the
p.
National
Bank
2.40s, at
price of
a
Glenville
(P.
Bond
Fire
O.
Auburn,
Feb.
Y.
$110,000 im¬
equipment bonds
3—v.
177,
awarded to the
574—-
p.
Schenectady
Greenwood Lake, N.
Bond Sale
The
—
of
Bond
Salina
(P.
Bond
O. Liverpool),
Offering—Fred
Supervisor,
will
a.m.
N. Y.
P.
receive
(EST)
1952
Due
—v.
Legality
be
to
approved
Hempstead (P. O. Hempstead),
.
New York
L.
H.
Bennett, Town Clerk, will receive
bids
Feb.
'95,000
until
by
&
for
District
No.
Principal
and
to
Cincinnati
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Offering — Wm. Mieten-
Bond
Jr.,
Board
Clerk-Treasurer
of
1, 1953. Due
Bond Offering—Doris M. Allan-
District
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 11 for the purchase of $2,200,000
March
bids
March
on
until
for
9
2
re¬
p.m.
the
pur¬
$4,000,000 building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1953. Due on Sept.
1
from
1954
to
1977
inclusive.
interest
office
of
he
Presiding Town. Supervisor,
egality to be approved by Hawins, Delafield & Wood, of New
ork City.
Cuyahoga
Falls
1953.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Sept.
1
Midland
rine
Trust
New
York.
Central
be
by
approved
Heckler
Sykes,
&
Education,
the
1953.
York
New
receive
purchase
bonds.
on
of
$40,000 refund¬
schua, Ischua Fire District (P. O. ing bonds offered Feb. 3—v. 177,
p. 574 — were awarded to R. D.
Ischua), N. Y.
White & Co., New York City, as
Bond Offering—Frank Corthell,
2.20s, at a price of 100.04, a basis
District
Secretary,« will receive
of
sealed
Feb. 26
April
and
ealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
"eb. 16 for the purchase of $11,400
eneral
obligation
March
1,
1953.
bonds.
Due
March
on
1
the
Union
National
Bank,
ranklinville.
Legality to be aproved by James Pierce, of Frankinville.
Lancaster, N.
Bond Sale
and
ewer
an.
—
to
Y.
The $11,000 street,
water
29—v.
warded
North
177,
the
bonds
p.
456
offered
—
were
Manufacturers
&
.20s, at
f about
1
/
$332,000 bonds
177, p. 574—:
awarded to the Vance Secu¬
Corp.,
Greensboro, and J.
Co., Durham, jointly,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 2.88%, as follows:
Lee Peeler &
1
Central
Sch.
Dist.
Clerk,
bids until
will
3 p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
from
IV2S,
1973 to
inclusive,
clue
on
and
June
1
1975 inclusive.
68,000 refunding road and bridge
bonds:
$9,000 6's, due June 1,
Sale
The
—
bonds offered
177,
J.
A.
as
23/4s, at
Jan.
31
White
& Co., of Cincinnati,
price of 100.87, a basis
of about 2.60%.
a
Hamilton,
Bond
177,
to
1970 in¬
the
Board
receive
Bond
Offering — Charley
E.
Percival, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
bonds.
on
Dated
Clerk of the
Dec.
15,
1952.
Due
A-O.
Board of
bonds.
1955
(EST)
Feb.
on
chase
of
Dated
June
and
14
$45,000
Dec.
for
building bonds.
Due on June
from
1
1954
to
1968
in¬
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until
noon
Feb. 18 for the purchase
building bonds. Dated
Due on Dec. 1
1953.
1954 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
the
interest
Old
(J-D)
payable
Phoenix
National
Bank, Medina. Legality to be
proved
Squire,
by
ap¬
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Lorain,
Bond
W.
Brown, City Auditor, will receive
bids
until
(EST)
noon
Feb.
17 for the purchase of
000
City
Hall
Scioto
building
on
bids
$750,-
(P.
County
until
awarded
will
noon
to .McDonald
&
Co., Cleveland, as 2%s, at a
price of 101.36, a basis of about
Albans
St.
J.
Mi-
receive
(EST)
on
(P.
Township
May
to 1983
in
1969
able
as
in
purchase
Due
1 and Nov. 1 from 1954
inclusive. Bonds maturing
thereafter
inverse
of Nov.
City
of
Dated March 1, 1953.
and
1.
(N-M)
of
$33,000
school
Alexandria), Ohio
Bond
Sale
—
The
457—were
awarded
to
the
Alex¬
andria Bank Co., of Alexandria, as
price of
a
the
Squire, Sanders
of Cleveland.
$175,000 water
of
Portland,
jointly,
Co., both
a
price
at
of 98.
*
.
Deschutes
County Sch. Dist. Nq. 6
(P. O. Redmond), Ore.
Bond
Offering—Velma Miller,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 9
for the purchase of $75,000 school
bonds. Dated March 1,1953. Due on
1963 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Office. Legality to be approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
Douglas County School District
No. 12 (P. O. Route 1, Box
345, Roseburg), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
Offering
James
Paul,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 19
—
the
purchase of $12,000 Fire
Fighting Equipment bonds. Dated
1965
Due
on
Feb.
2—v.
177,
p.
United
States- National Bank, of Portland,
as follows:
...
2V4s.
$100,000
from
,
Due
March
on
2
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
2V2S.
1964
Due
and
on
March
2,
1965.
County, Russellville
No. 40 (P. O.
Portland 16), Ore.
Sch.
Bond
Dist.
Offering
Dec. 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
Frank
—
Dempsey, District Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
on
of
Somerville, Ohio
✓
Bond
for
offered
280—were awarded to the
(PST)
par.
bids
until
8
C.
re¬
p.m.
Feb. 11 for the purchase
$280,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1953. Due on Feb. 1 from
Feb.
1954
to
1967
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity to be approved by Winfree,
and interest
McCulloch
Shuler
&
Sayre,
of
Portland.
payable at the
Portland, Ore.
legal depository of the Village,
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 water
presently the Somerville National
bonds offered Feb. 4 were award¬
Bank, of'Somerville. Legality to
be approved by Peck, Shaffer & ed to a group composed of First
National Bank of Portland; First
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Boston Corp., Harriman Ripley &
Spring Valley Local Sch. Dist.,
Co., both of New York City; Dean
(J-D)
Ohio
Bond
Offering—R.
Witter & Co., San Francisco; Fos¬
P.
McClel¬
land, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
will
cation,
noon
ter
Dated March 1, 1953.
Dec.
from
1
1954
to
Principal' and
elusive.
of
Marshall, and Atkinson &
both of Portland, at a price
100.07, a net interest cost of
about
2.19%,
1976
Due
$800,000
follows:
as
interest
Township Local School
District
177,
—v.
p.
457—were awarded to
Corp., Cleve¬
First Cleveland
land,
as.
3s, at a price of 100.34, a
basis of about 2.96%.
2V2s.
from
im
1962
Due
on
1956 to 1961
700,000 2s.
Due
to
500,000
on
1968
2V4s.
March
I
inclusive.
March 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
from 1969 to 1973
March
1
inclusive.
PENNSYLVANIA
.
Buren
Van
the
&
Co.,
purchase of $227,000 building
bonds.
on
receive sealed bids
(EST) on Feb. 20 for
improvement bonds offered Feb. 4
at
Ore.
Sale—The
general obligation bonds of¬
fered Feb. 2—v. 177, p. 457—were
awarded to the United States Na¬
tional Bank, and Blyth &
fire
order
Legality
Bond
line
Multnomah
$20,000
Principal and
payable
OREGON
Dallas,
house construction and equipment
bonds offered Jan. 31—v. 177, p.
(P. O. Dayton), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
Treasurer's office.
& Dempsey,
call¬
are
numerical
1968.
(P. O. Ada), Okla.
Offering — Richard
G.
Superintendent
of
the
purchase
O.
ley National Bank, Spring Valley.
Legality to be approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
on
the
20,000
250,000 water works improvement
bonds.
County Ind. Sch. Dist.
bonds.
bonds
Bond Sale—The
(J-D) payable at the Spring Val¬
the
for
from
Swink,
Schools, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 9 for
O.
$],-
19
2
bonds.
Portsmouth), Ohio
until
Ohio
Auditor,
Feb.
on
inclusive.
27
Bond
Dated March 1, 1953. Due on Dec.
1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
1
the
Offering—Joseph
City
tock,
10
March 1 from 1956 to
Rocky River, Ohio
Offering — Clyde
Bond
to
cipal and
Due
1958
Feb.
on
$60,000 build¬
„
pur¬
clusive.
1, 1953.
1,
No.
noon
the
1, 1953.
1954
$130,000
to
Pontotoc
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
and interest
on
(CST)
p.m.
noon
(P. O. R. F. D., Portage), Ohio
Bond Offering — Fred Brand,
Feb.
at
until
Portage Township Local Sch. Dist.
LeRoy Local School District, Ohio
Bond Offering—James A. Ward,
from
bids
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1977 inclu¬
sive. Interest
basis of about 2.23%.
Clerk of the Board
7:30
Coy, Clerk
Education, will
of
sealed
(EST) on Feb. 17 for the purchase
of
$250,000 school improvement
$400,000 street
279—were awarded to
p.
to be approved by
1964
Northridge Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Dayton), Ohio
2%s, at
Ohio
Sale—The
June
from
about 2.96%.
im¬
sewer
457—were awarded to
p.
interest
1
Co., of Cleveland, as 3s,
price of 100.33, a basis of
a
par.
County
Ind. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. (Norman), Okla.
No. 2
&
2.57%.
provement
—v.
Clark
$8,000 special
and
1962; $9,000 2V2S, due June 1,
1963, and $50,000 2%s, due on
clusive.
ing bonds offered Jan. 30—v. 177,
186—were awarded to Fahey,
457—were
street
Feb.
1972
price of
a
Cleveland
$130,000 build¬
&
Bond
sealed
to
Sale—The
ap¬
inclusive.
assessment
1954 to 1962
inclusive; $15,000
at
for the purchase of
by
1974
Fremont, Ohio
county
hospital bonds:
$65,000 6s, due on June 1 from
$250,000
$35,0d0
"
Offering—Robert E. Mil-
District
ealed
rities
3—v.
1964
Co., of Buffalo, as
price of 100.05, a basis
2.19%.
(P.O. Fayetleville), N. Y.
Bond
were
Feb.
a
Sullivan
No.
offered
Carolina
Sale—The
2V2S, due June 1, 1963; $135,000 2%s, due on June 1 from
anlius, Pompey, Dewitt,Cazenovia
.and
Bond
Trust
raders
er,
Duplin County (P. O. Kenansville),
1955
J-D.
to
Legality to be
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
of
CAROLINA
from
$400,000 ^irport
bonds offered Jan. 30—v. 177,. p.
March
1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
rom
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
t
NORTH
1
In¬
1958
(EST)
Dated
Nov.
ton, of Columbus.
1,
Dec.
,
of about 2.18%.
on
177, p. 574—were awarded to
Honnold & Co., of Oklahoma
City,
inclusive.
Legality
to
be
approved
by
Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Bar¬
$2,330,000
Dated
June
on
Cooper,
Board
Halsey, Stuart 8c Co., Chicago, and
McDonald & Co., Cleveland, joint¬
ly, as 21/4s, at a price of 100.11, a
O. Monticello),
Bond" Sale—The
H.
the
(EST)
noon
Due
from
—v.
(P.
will
bids until
for
of
of improvement bonds offered Feb. 4
Galloway,
1963
sealed
Offering—G.
Clerk-Treasurer
Company of
Legality to
Vandewater,
New York City.
Thompson
City Sch. Dist.,
Ohio
Bond
Clerk,
building
1,
Feb. 19
on
Principal and
inteerst (M-N) payable at Vinton
County National Bank, McArthur.
of
Education, will
sealed
proved
11
payable* at the
awarded
basis of about 2.71%.
terest
1
(P. O. Phoenix), N. Y.
the
Dated March 1, 1953. Due
March 1 from 1954 to 1958 in¬
clusive.
457—were
p.
building
a.m.
(EST) from 1953 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
purchase of cipal and interest (M-S) payable
machinery and apparatus at the Phoenix office of the Ma¬
10
bonds.
<M-S)
School
Central
son,
ealed
177,
inclusive.
$23,000 water Schroeppel, Palermo, Cranby, Vol177, p. ney, Hastings, Clay and Lysander
Offering —Nathan
$100,000 street
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of To¬
ledo, as 23/4s, at a price of 100.35,
Dated Oct.
1, 1952.
April 1 from 1953 to 1977
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the First Trust
and Deposit Company, Liverpool.
(EST)
the
purchase
of
$40,231.02
Sewer districts 1,
2, 3, and 4, spe¬
cial assessment bonds. Dated Jan.
Bond Offering—E. F.
bonds.
on
Bond
bids until noon
of
on
offered Jan.. 30—v.
Bond
from
inclusive.
Sale—The
chase of
Kies,
1
relocation bonds offered Jan. 30—
v.
ceive
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Y.
Bank of Monroe, as 2s„ at a price
f 101, a basis of about 1.81%,
n
Galloway,
Dec.
on
Chillicothe, Ohio
(EST)
456—were awarded to the Citizens
n
Heckler &
City.
Due
1967
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Feb. 11 for the purchase of $96,000 able at the
Irving Trust Co., Cin¬
water
and
sewer
improvement cinnati.
The
—
and
1, 1952.
1953 to
Com¬
York
sealed bids until 10
3
Trust Co., of Schenectady, as 2%s,
at a price of 100.08, a basis of
about 2.74%.
Bonds
Dec.
the
New
Bobo,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
at
noon
(EST) on Feb. 20
$25,000 Taylor
Property Purchase bonds.
Dated
payable
Trust
Bristow, Okla.
Evan
—
for
bids until
Sykes,
Town
No.
N.
(M-S)
States
OKLAHOMA
p.
for the purchase of
3%ts.
as
Sale—The $160,000 hospi¬
tal equipment bonds offered Feb. 2
Cambridge, Ohio
Offering—Carl M. Oshe,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
koetter,
as
par.
District
Scotia),
Sale
provement
offered
of
United
to
Hayden,
Cleveland, as 2l/zs) Miller & Co., of Cleveland,
100.61, a basis of
Offering
Bond
Bond
pany, New York City. Legality to
be
approved
by
Vandewater,
Genoa),
offered
the
at
York
Sale —The
station
Were
Prin¬
of
Bond Sale—The
$35,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 27—v. 177,
p. 186—were awarded to
Hayden,
ing
a
Genoa
177,
1954 to 1982 inclusive.
p.
McArthur, Ohio
town.
Scanlon,
177,
Newbury Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
OHIO
2.96%.
Watertown.
30—v.
Wayne Local School District (P. O.
R. D. 1,
Lisbon), Ohio
2.39%.
Bond
to
1
1961 inclusive.
98,000 2%s.
headed by the National City Bank
of New York, as 3s, at a price of
100.32,
1957
Due
1958 to
$1,881,000 build¬
dated Jan. 1,1953. ing bonds offered Feb. 4—v.
177,
July 1 from 1954 to 1972
on
to
26,000 6s.
Bond Sale—The
Due
about
group
composed of R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Charlotte;
Vance
Securities
Corp., of Greensboro, and J. Lee
—
Jan.
Jan.
awarded
price
a
of
Midland Trust
$31,400 special
street improvement
offered
p.
Company of Cen¬
;(F^ A) payable at the First
tral New York, Syracuse. Legality
Natiohal( Bank of Allegany.
to
be approved
by Vandewater, Peeler & Co., of Durham, at a
Black River, N. Y.
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of price of par, a net interest cost
about 2.93%, as follows:
New York City.
Bond Sale
The $28,000 fire
$16,000 21/4S. Due on June 1 from
Bouse construction bonds offered
terest
at
Ohio
Sale—The
457—were
$160,000 water
Feb.
Bond
Miller & Co., of
C.
awarded
were
—
June 1
on
1966 inclusive.
Tryon, N.
from
inclusive.
Louisville,
and
from 1964 to
15
bonds:
assessment
A
series
school
$1,000 6s, due June 1, 1962;
$1,000 2V2S, due June 1, 1963,
from
1
June
on.
1982
Jan.
Dated
to
in¬
1953,
of $1,-
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
2,
1954
purchase
follows:
as
school
1954
dated
are
the
bonds.
par.
Feb. 2 from
on
inclusive.
$105,000
of¬
fered Feb. 2, were awarded to the
First National Bank
for
10
513,000 bonds,
Y.
51
•
f 1
.
.
*
'
1
■
,
•.*
1
*
,
''
*
'
1
•
!
I
Abington Township Sch. Dist.
O Abington), Pa.
Offering—Henry F. Daum,
(P.
Bond
District
Secretary,
will receive
(EST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Feb. 19 for the purchase of,
000
improvement
bonds.
$950,Dated
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Due on March 1
1955 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
March
from
1953.
1,
cipal and interest payable at the
Philadelphia
National Bank,
Legality to be ap¬
Townsend, Elliott &
Philadelphia.
proved
by
Munson.
of
Philadelphia.
Bank of
awarded to the National
Topton,
100.90,
2V2s, at a price of
basis of about 2.30%.
as
a
in
bids
sealed
of D. D. Mc-
care
Treasurer, until
Feb. 24 for the
Carter, County
noon
(EST) on
purchase of $800,000 public build¬
Dated Feb. 1, 1953.
Upper Moreland Township School ing bonds.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1954 to 1978
District (P. O. Willow Grove),
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1966
Pennsylvania
and thereafter are callable in in¬
Bond Sale —The
$100,000 gen¬
Clarks Summit, Pa.
eral obligation improvement
bonds
numerical order as of Feb.
verse
1965.
Principal and interest
offered Feb. 2—v.
177, p. 457— 1,
eral obligation fire headquarters were awarded to Stroud & Co., of (F-A) payable at the Chase Na¬
bonds offered Feb. 4—v. 177, p. Philadelphia, as 2%s, at a price tional Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality to be approved by Sinkler,
457—were awarded to Blair, Rol¬ of 100.64.
Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston.
lins & Co., Philadelphia.
PUERTO RICO
Sale—The
Bond
East
Bethlehem
$125,000
general
obligation bonds offered Feb. 2
177, p. 457—were awarded to
R. C. Schmertz & Co., of Pitts¬
—v.
burgh.
P.
Ponce,
Offering
Bond
the
of
Government
Board
phia. Legality to be approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
Monday, February 9, 1953
.
Pennsylvania State Highway and
Bridge Authority (P. O. r
Harrisburg), Pa.
Bond
Sale
sale
posed
Postponed
of
an
issue
177,
p.
will
Ross
Medical
CAROLINA
College of South Carolina
j,
Bond
man,
of
$20,-
Board
Offering
—
J.
M.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Feb.
18
for
the
(EST) on
purchase
Dormitory
000,000
of
revenue
from
1
1955
to
1992.
York
ing
of Dallas.
Fort Worth,
County (P. O. York), S. C.
Offering — R. B. Hilde-
S. Birdsong,
City
W. O. Jones,
until 2 p.m. (CST) on
for the purchase of $6,-
Feb.
17
100,000 bonds,
S.
Offering—Jens
Bugge,
will
Treasurer,
11
receive
(PST)
a.m.
to
Dated
March
1, 1953.
order
on
on
and
the
date of
seven
issue.
series
park,
$200,000
Due
5
ton,
Due
March 1 from
on
issue
series 84 bonds. Due on March
1978 inclusive.
1 from 1954 to
children's
200,000
museum,
series 85 bonds: Due
March
Dated
interest
and
March
1978 inclusive.
from 1954 to
1
on
1953. Principal
payable at
1,
(M-S)
York
City. Legality to be approved by
Hanover
the
New
Bank,
—
FHA
eral
sealed
until
bids
purchase
of
Feb.
$5,000,000
18
until
(PST)
a.m.
of
purchase
the
for
4
10
of
to
Call¬
1955 to 1968 inclusive.
from
after
able
eight
date
Legality
M-S.
Interest
issue.
from
years
-Debenture
$12,000,000
Consol. Sch. Dist. No.
awarded
to
Other
4—were
on March
1963 inclusive.
Due
from 1955 to
2%s.
Due
and
Canadian
the
a
March
son,
(P. O. Bellingham),
Washington
Offering — Beulah
sealed
ceive
1
bids
John¬
Dated
the
office,
or
until
Bond
VIRGINIA
Black
at the fiscal
Creek
3
p.m.
agency
at
Grove
will receive
(EST) on
Union
Seymour
Bond
Feb. 17 for the purchase of $800,;
Weyers,
Offering
District
—
Wis.
Anthony
Clerk,
P.
will re-
sold to Morgan,
was
price of 96.07, a net interest
5.07%, as follows:
a
$21,000
4s.
Due
1954 to
on
1964 to
The
Feb.
from
1
1963 inclusive.
10,000 4V2s. Due
Feb. 1 from
on
197p inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
Feb.
1,
1953.
St.
Maurice-de-Bois-Filion
J
School Commission, Que.
Debenture
$15,000
High Sck. Dist.
(P. O. Seymour),
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Sale—An issue of $31,000
to
net
as
Sale
An
—
issue
of
debentures
was
Rene T. Leclerc, Inc., of
school
Montreal,
(Village),
Free
Jan. 1, 1953.
cost of about
of
City.
(City), and Towns of Center, Black
Creek, Cicero, Seymour, Oneida,
Osborne, Maine, Lessor and Maple
County (P. O.
Clintwood), Va.
Offering—Faj-e R. Book-
1 from
1968 inclusive.
to
Kernpf & Robertson, of Montreal,
Treasurer's
County
the State in New York
Dickenson
from
1
Ste. Catherine School
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
at
follows:
17,000 4V2s. Due on Jan.
on
April 1, 1953. Due on April
from
1955
to
1968
inclusive.
able
as
Jan.
on
1956 inclusive.
1954 to
will re¬
Treasurer,
Dated
of
of
net interest
«a
5.23%,
Due
4s.
$41,000
March 2 for the pur¬
chase of $575,000 building bonds.
(PST)
about
school bonds
1968 inclusive.
County
Que.
issue
Commission, Que.
501
No.
An
—
Cinq-Mars, of Montreal,
of
1,
Dist.
as
Sale
price of 96.57,
cost
1
for
the
Com¬
of
School Commission,
M.
P.
at
72,000 2V2s. Due on March 1 from
1966 to
of Canada,
Bank
QUEBEC
1965.
on
syndi¬
Co., Royal
The Dominion
&
Canada,
1957
County, Bellingham Sch.
Dated
of
the
of
Daly
merce.
sold
building bonds.
A.
Corp., Imperial Bank
and
to
the National Bank of
2V4S.
$182,000
1983
to
Bank, Bank of Toronto, Dominion
Securities Corp., Royal Securities
2.34%, as follows:
of
1954
$58,000 school debentures was sold
net interest cost of about
a
of
was
headed by Wood,
members
R.
Bank
Seattle, at a price of
Commerce,
100.20,
Feb.
offered
bonds
ing
issue
An
—
debentures
group
Debenture
WISCONSIN
000 school
a
Sale
4%
serially Jrom
cate:
320
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
Bond
Sch. Dist., Texas
Clerk,
to
Bourget
Dallas.
County
the
for
building
ONTARIO
approved by Preston, Thor¬
be
Skagit County, Mount Vernon
Texas, in Dallas. Dated Dec. 15,
1952.
Legality approved by Du¬
mas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of
out,
11
Torontoi. Ont.
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Sale—An issue of $126,000
334 % building bonds was sold to
Bond
Feb.
$125,000
bonds.
Due
Whatcom
Co.
until
of
inclusive.
building bonds.
Dated
1, 1953. Due on March 1
March
Bond
Investment
purchase
Ellis,
$300,000
Bond
Central
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Gundy & Co., Toronto, at a price
of 97.123, a basis of about 4.24%.
receive
will
Treasurer,
Feb.
on
follows:
the
Bond
be
sold
price of par.
a
bids
sealed
$2,500,000 road right of way bonds.
1,500,000 voting machine bonds.
1,000,000 park bonds.
Sundeen Indep.
Finance
Home
and
Fed¬
the
to
Vernon), Wash.
Offering—Will S.
1964
bonds,
County, Saratoga Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Saratoga), Wyo.
177, p.
30—v.
Jan.
awarded
receive
will
the
at
or
Cutler, of Chicago.
revenue
Mt.
Bond
County (P. O.
Auditor,
City
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity to be approved by Chapman &
CANADA
Skagit County, Mt. Vernon Con.
Sch. Dist. No. 320 (P. O.
Houston), Texas
Offering—H.L. Washburn,
Bond
agent of the County
York
New
O.
(P.
dormitory
Housing
46,000
County
an
(P. O. Mount Vernon),
Washington
Weems,
the fiscal
Bonds—The $1,200,-
Buys
Agency, at
Houston.
Harris
purchased
University
offered
bonds
San
Antonio, purchased
$160,000 water and sanitary sewer
improvement revenue and general
obligation bonds as 4s. Dated Nov.
1, 1952. Due serially from 1955 to
1981 inclusive. Legality approved
&
Principal
WYOMING
water sys¬
bonds at a price of
men's
000
The First of Texas
Elkins
Feb. 1 from
on
jinterest (F-A) payable at the
Seattle), Wash.
Corp.,
Vinson,
Due
Carbon
basis of about 3.95%. Due on
inclusive.
Seattle
Gregory, Texas
Bond Sale
metropolitan
inclusive.
1958
par.
Wash.
$35,000 3%%
revenue
York.
New
by
of
a
Reed, Ho.yt, Taylor & Washburn,
of
a.m.
pur¬
Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1974
1954 to
improvement
price of
a
Portland,
of
County
street
2,475,000
11
the
for
option of the holder at the office
in
were
until
24
$950,000
to
of
build¬
30
M.
area—1953 bonds. Dated
1, 1953.
apd
Sale—The Chas. N. Tripp
Bond
Co.,
bonds.
inclusive.
1978
2.65s, at
as
Kalama,
playground and recrea¬
park, series 76 bonds.
tion
Jan.
—
bids
Feb.
on
of
Feb.
District
$83,000
offered
O.
(P.
awarded to the State of Washing¬
inclusive.
125,000
Sale—The
bonds
M-S.
Clarence
sewerage
Waterville),
(P. O.
1,
1954
from
County
sealed
(CST);
chase
Wenatchee
School
Consolidated
1
Wis.
1954
East
March
Dated
March
on
Offering
receive
Legal¬
Seattle.
County,
of
Sommers, County Treasurer, will
(M-S) payable at the
280—were
75
bonds.
inclusive. Interest
1963
Bond
years
Thorgrimson
Douglas
(CST)
purchase
Milwaukee),
approved by Preston,
&
Horowitz,
ol
be
to
ity
March 1 from 1954 to
on
P
Due
nu¬
Principal
County Treasurer's office.
receive
a.m.,
the
for
Milwaukee
interest
any
after
date
from
and interest
inverse
in
Callable
10
Due
from 1955 to 1968 in¬
March 1
Pj Hollo-
will
Clerk,
until
18
O.
Fairgrounds Grandstands,
series
building
obligation
general
bonds;
on
bids
$97,000
on
(P.
Bay), Wis.
Offering—John
Feb.
on
1953.
follows:
as
of
Quarles,
&
County
County
sealed
Feb. 19 for the purchase of $300,-
Manager,
Room 206,
Bond
QVlft IAIfw
Bond
way,
000
City Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the office of
the
1973
to
'
Brown
Angeles), Wash.
sealed bids until
98,
Tex.
1954
Spooner
Milwaukee.
County, Port Angeles
Port
tem
Offering—E.
Bond
and
fered
$35,000
Lines,
by
School District No. 17 (P. O.
Bond
2V2% and 3% building bonds was
sold to Dallas
Rupe & Son, of
$36,000 refund¬
improvement bonds of¬ brand, Chairman County Public
Feb. 2—v. 177, p. 87—were Building Commission, will receive
.
ap¬
Hoyt, Taylor &
from
15
Legality to be approved
Green
ing
Texas
Dist.,
March
inclusive.
WASHINGTON
Clallam
No.
Sale—An issue of
1978
Topton, Pa.
Sch.
Indep.
un¬
March 9 for
purchase of $640,000 building
on
Com¬
Legality to be
Reed,
bids
open
on
I bonds. Dated March 15, 1953. Due
the
at
Trust
and
(CST)
p.m.
Washburn, of New York City.
TEXAS
$1,-
The
holder
&
Bank
sealed
8
the
Exchange
Washington
Charleston.
of about 2.24%.
by
proved
til
Roanoke, or at
the
of
Grundy.
pany,
by the successful bidder.
1952
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1952. Due on
Oct.
option
Cumberland
designated
trust company
or
suitable
any
Acker- Dallas, at a price of par. Dated
Dec. 15, 1952.
Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
Dist. (P. O. bonds are callable on
any interest
Pittsburgh), Pa.
payment date. Principal and in¬
Bond Sale—The $110,000 build¬
terest (A-O) payable at the New
ing bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 177,
York Trust Company, New York
p. 575 — were awarded to Blair,
Rollins & Co., of Philadelphia, as City. Legality to be approved by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
2%s, at a price of 100.06, a basis
Bond Sale—The
bank
at
Secretary-Treasurer of the
of
Trustees, will receive
Township Sch.
be reoffered.
payable
(M-S)
Bond
(P. O. Charleston), S. C.
Pro¬
457—was postponed. The
issue
will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 9
for
the purchase
of $5,000 fire
protection apparatus and equip¬
ment bonds. Dated March 1, 1953,
Due on March 1 from 1955 to 1959
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Clerk,
Diboll
—
000,000 highway and bridge bonds,
originally scheduled for Feb. 5—
Buskrud,
Offering—Lyle
Bond
Town
ceive
1
(M-S) payable
of Roanoke,
merical
York City.
SOUTH
Bank
the
March
on
National
First
clusive.
Hazel, S. Dak.
Pershing, of New
Mitchell &
and
the
County
Development
Parkland Sch. Dist. Authority
fice, 37 Wall Street, Suite 1206,
(P. O. Route 3, Allentown), Pa. . at 11 a.m. on Feb. 18. An issue
Bond Offering—Irvin H. Lengel;
of $2,000,000 public improvement,
Secretary of the Authority, will
series 1953 bonds. Dated July 1,
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
1952. Due on July 1 from 1953 to
(EST) on Feb. 18 for the purchase
1967 inclusive. Principal and in¬
of
$2,850,000
school
revenue
terest
payable in New York
bonds. Dated March 1, 1953. Due
City, or at the option
of the
on March 1 from 1954 to
1983 in¬
holder, at the Government De¬
clusive. Bonds maturing in 1959
velopment Bank for Puerto Rico;
and thereafter are callable as of
San Juan. Legality to be approved
March 1, 1958. Principal and in¬
by Secretary of Justice of the
terest (M-S) payable at the Phila¬
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico,
delphia National Bank, Philadel¬
Dak.
S.
Brookings,
and
Due
1953.
cipal and interest
at
Bond
Bond Sale Contract—The Alli¬
of the
Bank son-Williams Co., of Minneapolis,
for Puerto
Rico announces that has contracted to purchase an is¬
the
Bank
will
sell
at
public sue of $350,000 sewerage disposal
auction at its New York City of¬ plant and filter bed bonds.
Chairman
1,
1954 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
from
R.
President
—
March
DAKOTA
SOUTH
O.
Pa.
Sale—The $15,000
Bond
gen¬
(P.
Township
Fredericktown),
v.
.
.
(672)
52
at
interest
a
price
cost
of
of
97.50, a
about
5.21%,
follows:
$5,000 4V2s.
1954 to
10,000
5s.
1963 to
Due on Feb.
1
from
1
from
1963 inclusive.
Due
on
Feb.
1973 inclusive.
Dated Feb. 1, 1953.
@FedFRASER